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The Washington herald., 1915-06-02

Gcrmany> foreign secretary. Won Iagow, not
only wrote us an evasivc and thoroughly unsat-
isfactory note, but he undertakes to suggest
how it is to be interpreted and what sort OF a
reply should be made.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-02
4 willing Creditor.

Caddie-I got that ball We lost this
morning, Sir-got il from a small kid
Golter-Good, III hand you what you
gave him for it.
Caddie-No, thanks: gave him a
punch in the eye.-BostOn Transcript.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-02
The Only One.

Circus Manager Ito applicant)-You
say you want job in the sideshow, en-?
What are your qualifications as a freak?
Applicant ,proudly)-I am the only liv-
ing author who has not written the in
side story Of the Great War.-Life.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-02
New York Hotel Arrivals.

Special I" The Washington Herald
New York. June I.-ArrivaIs TODAY ,r
local hotels from washington include.
Martina NashinS- Marie Antonette-
ton {. ;. Savage
Mrs. J. BauGh. Mrs C. : Savor.
Mrs. Il. Gardner. Collinsvood-
MIS-. {. I. Burt. Miss \. F.. Wright.
Endicott- Strand
Mf. }. q. carter. r &. Adams.
Mrs. j. -. Carter. Cumberland
Grand Il. W. Boand.
Mrs. r. NJ. Furiong. g. c. Garner.
Park Arenue- r \. McQuads.
Miss T. Maioy. A. J. Tholle.
Mrs. J. +. Murphy. Arlington
HermitaSe- j. +. Doyle.
J. J. Mcdonald. A Aberdeen
Navarro Miss 5. Levy.
+. {. McGahey Murray Hill
r. W. PlugGe. ID. Mackenz,e
]. NJ. Block. Flanders
Ansonia- Mrs. ]. : Remsen
Hiss II. L. Nc Longacre-
lauShlln. A. s. warsley
BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVES..
". Goldenbers, dry goods, etc. n.
GrUnebaum. domestics dress goods. silks
and white goods. Wallick-
The Washington herald., 1915-06-02

A sentenced to six months in the
workhousc for flirting in the monkey house OF
the New York Zoo, Whoever dreamed that mon
keys sensitive.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-02

The visit of the Atlantic feet to New York cost
the city just $4,000; and everyone must admit
that the city never before in its history received
greater value for its money.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-02
HenpccLcG.

The fellow in the movie show who
laughs loudest at the picture in which
a woman is chasing her husband around
the house with rollins-pin IS the same
lad whose wife makes him go out IN
the back yard when he wants to smoke
a cigarette. Enquirer.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-02
A Line o Cheer Each Day O the Year.
By JOHN KENDR1CK BANGS.

First printing of original poem. written daily
for The Washington Herald.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-02

What a glorious time II will be when society
discovers that most OF the punishment 1t Intiicts
ought not to have been inflicted on its children,
but on itself.
Will society then try to punish itself: Or VIII
il know that the sincere realization OF wrong is
in itself the end OF the wrongo And will it know
that the end OF the wrong makes furnishing un-
necessary and wastefu? Besides. the end OF the
wrong will remove from the world the chief cause
of all furnishing Perhaps it will do away with
furnishing altogether For then society will be-
come the perfect mother. And the perfect mother
has better things to do than furnishing,
These things include the leading of her children
into the path OF virtue and OF true happiness
where furnishing has no place. and where the chill
dren can live freely joyously developing their
Dowcrs. exercising all their faculties.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-02
Latest Discovery.

Latest Discovery.-One day Luther
Burbank was walking in his garden
when he Was accostsd ty an ofiic.Ous
Acquaintance who said:
Wei. what are you working on now?
Trying to cross an eggplant and milk
weed" said Mr.. Burbank.
"And what under heaven do you eN-
pect to get from that"
Mr.. Burbank calmly resumed his walk.
"Custard Die he said.-Ladies Home
Journal
The Washington herald., 1915-06-02
The Perfect Mother.
Nv JOHN ID. BARRY.

G INCE the beginning of time | imagine that
~ mothers have been praised. Surely they
have been praised since the beginning OF civza-
The Washington herald., 1915-06-02

ton. So they need no
praise from me here. Their
virtues are sufficiently recog-
nized. And their faults are
only an expression of their
virtues. Usually, these faults
arc directly or indirectly as
sociatcd with their desire to
make their children happy.
Sometimes the faults of
mothers lead to serious con-
sequences in children. The
very love OF mothers for
The Washington herald., 1915-06-02

The mistakes that the human mother makes
she nearly always finds ont in time. But society
is slow in finding out. Society is only begin
ming to find out after centuries OF civilization.
Society is slow to act. But perhaps ii is well that
society is slow both to find and to act. For
the full realization would be terrible If it came
suddenly it might lead to dircful consequences.
In day society might try to make up for all
the iniuuitics imposed the children through
her mistakes And in the change there would be
such an upset that many more of the children
would suffer
The Washington herald., 1915-06-02

Nevertheless, society goes on Furnishing, Just
as the human mother does, just as dcvotedly,
often less cffectualy. For society has not tho
personal power OF the human mother the mex
haustblc sympathy, the insight that goes with
love, the divine patience, the untrlns ZEAL the
hope that can conquer despair. Society is vast,
impsersona unsymDathetic, in many ways blind.
II strikes ruthlcssly. 1t is unfecling that
when it strikes one OF its children it does not
know that il strikes itself. In this regard how
plain is the difference between society, mother
OF us all and the human mother. For the hui
man mother feels every blow she gives her
child Often she feels it far more kecnly than
the child can feel it. And she feels It long after
the child has forgotten.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-02

Miss Dorothy Dobyns. who has bss,
visiting in New York for two weeks
mas gone to Eliza beth. " J., to be maid
q honor at the wedding today of Miss
Ehnie Macpherson and Mr.. Paul Little
hale.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-02

their children may bring on TIC CHlIurtH grave
consequences And when the mothers perceive
such danger to the children it is their business
to correct the faults. Usually they strive to make
the corrections. Sometimes they strive wisely.
AT other times they strive unwisely, with great
damage both to themselves and to the children
Society is the mother OF all Through mis-
taken indulgence society leads to develop faults
of character These faults OF character often lead
us to grave errors. Then society tries to correct
those errors The means society employs are
sometimes far more severe than wise They do
far more harm than good. And even where So
cictv by the usual weapon OF punishment, may
correct or check destroy those errors,
the cause OF the errors remains. And the cause
makes more errors.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-02
GEORGE WASHINGTON'S MISSION

article. fully
The Washington herald., 1915-06-02

Mrs. John Temple Graves will h.
hostess at an informal luncheon and
bridge party tomorrow afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-02

Miss Sarah Stone Hickling left yester-
DAY Tor a visit with friends in New
York
The Washington herald., 1915-06-02

Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Haskins. of Law
renee Ky. arrived at the Shoreham yes
terday to spend some time.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-02

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hagner returned
TO washington last evening from a short
visit to Leesburg, Va.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward N. Trump and
their two daughters and Miss NarEa-
The Washington herald., 1915-06-02

DR.. W. ]. Taylor has returned to Wash
lngton from visit to his daughter. Mrs
francis Macully. in Camden. " J.. and
ms sister. Mrs. William CresweII, in
Elkton, Md
The Washington herald., 1915-06-02

Miss Agnes o'Gorrnsn Is the guest
of Mrs. Martin j. Golden at the On
tario.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-27

Die GngIanber erf[sren offisieG,
Saf III Der Observation-Disclosures ibr @reu.
ger reiun" nn6 Der 3 Surpebobpofser-
itSrer aWaettor1 70 id)iuer beIda6iat
luurofn, baf iie mad ben, ,6dfen ge-
fdftppt werOfn iiinften. gei6e aebSr-
ten s,t ben 8rSften Sdiffcn ilrrr
Mrt: Die GnsIanher berIuren einem
Offaitr itMb Sreisebn Mann an So
ten Ano 6rei Difisiere il. 26 Wsann
an &tripnaoeten. Neitere 200 Sc.
rettete bes ygIiider1, 6arnnfer eini-
&C linteroffi5isre iinb an 2anS se-
bradJt
6imf5ig Mnnn Der Yeiatnne oes
IN Der glDroleesSdlad)f nntergeaau-
semen Seusiden 3remsers rgliidJer"
limb bon ensliiden SorpeSobooten
mad veitb gebradt iuorSen.
Hns @ien lpiro seineloet, sic 9inI-
ZEN ieien bel ben aarpatbenpaiIen im
Horooiten mn6 NorSiuejfen aeidlla-
gen and batten bic Celterreidjer
iudbreno Der Ietten 3eit III Gjoli,ien
rrfolae errangen. Gin @leidjes mel
Den bic rniTiiden Sepeid)en, bic BE-
lanpten, ale Ansriffe Der Oeiterrei-
der iit Walisiem nno siib-9,olen ieicn
5nriidsefdlasen.
Der btntide 9leidsfansIer, S5err
pon yetimann, fat iid) in siuei ssSnter-
uieius fdjarf iiber Sas WerfoItcu
oer GnglGnber ansaeiprodlen. an
Dem einen, BON ans eineehenSer init.
eeteilten Snterpieiu ipridjt or I'D,
ii6er bic perfibe Saltnna GnaIanSs
IN gesng anf bic belsiIdle gseutralitat
aus nnO nn0 iueiit anf bie In griii.
lei gefnnbenen Sofnmemte hin, Sic
heitdtigtem, bak siuiidjen i6m, gef.
s,ien nnb Sranfreid ieit 9anaem lie.
bereinfumnten getruffem feien,
enrdI uelde bic gientralitat 8elaiers
i'm Sale eines arieses nit 9eiitidj.
lamb b6llig niisadtet iuer6e. sSn beis
anoern sSnterbieiD ge6t getbmann
ldarf NIT Gnalanb sn Weridjt iuegen
leiner brntalen StGrnmg Ses San.
oeiS neutraler 0ationen, iuesen fei.
Ilsr b6IferredtsluiSrigen nno ipillfiir.
lIdlen Stcilnnannhme In 8esua anf
aontrebanoe, bic be5iuefen iol, bal.
o'e nid)t fampfenSen geiuobner geG.
itertidler sanoer aussebnnsert iuer.
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gtemer ; Nptis.

Staat-. itno gomntp Gtemern fiis
bas Sabr 1914 aiif Grnno= uab per-
f0nlides Gigentnnt, 1niiiicn Bis sala
81. Santar 1915 an Sen Gtener-auIs
leftor s. u. Bitter entrid)tet iuer-
ben, nm bic 3ablmng elmer etraic
anD Soften BON 10 Hrpsent, bic auI
periSnlides Gisentnm erbuben iuer.
ben, 81 bermeiOen.
5. q. 9abis,
Gunntb NiAfer.
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Sas raiIiidle s8efreinnssluerf@ in
9aliSien.
lelterreidIfd d-ullgariides &rieas
preHequartier, %. 9es.

fNSHSfHotAtSLf "A. 2t1.
sSn ben StraBen Ser BON Sen otter.
reIbiid) nn9ariihen Gruppen ipie-
oergenoumenen Gt1otc, 10 I'M Stem
lanoec, iab if) nod auiritfe oes rlli-
ltfben Observation-Disclosures geifolai 9ei-
folaletpitid1 attgeidlagen, IN 6enell ii.
polnii6er Sprn6e oen 3olen sic
8ieoerbereiniglina aIler brei Seils
Bolens 5rgefi6ert miro, ir1bren6 Iie)
in anoeren 9flifritfen an Ole 8olfcr
Se'terreid) ltngarns ste MuIien ais
6rennoe, als ipirflide 9efreier iinb
erfilller ibrer beiten Soffitungen he.
5effnen Sir Die ruiiii6e s[nffaiiuua
bon Sreibeit tit cine Gpiiooe faraf.
teriitlife, Die mir eilt aus Gsei8oh3
|geflil6teter angeiebener giiraer be-
ridtet lrlb Die ii6 BON touieno aleidl.
artigen aus Ser 9iliiieninpoiiorl orrh
einen irternationalen ginId)laa ut.-
terideioet. Sn &sei5otu, .ourh bas
iebt Der 9frfientrain sllriidflutct,
raltbte elm 9oiaf in Ser Sobiesfi-
gaile einem Serrn WfenoeI 9igaier,
Der nom &liro1lfentbalt m 8oltoen
beln6sipeiie beriibergefonmen lno
bier bon Der 9fmiHenifpafion fiber.
raiht iporoen mar, feline 8rieftdIde
nit 1900 Gronen. Ser geroiibte
fiibrte -beim &onlmanoanten i'm
&atbous energii6e 9ei6peroe. gnS
er ith 5u @orten binreiBen lieB:
SEER 4onman6ant, sic baben fei.
ne Soloaten ge6radt, ionoern GGu-
ber4, artiportete oieier faGt: neSSlt
elmer bolben Stunoe iper0en sic a.
benft" uno IieB 9igoier fortidlep.
pen. 9igoier rief BET Der sSortfiib-
rlung: y9as peroen Sic teuer be3o6-
len idl bin amerifoniider 8iirger!"
9ns Itimnte Ben 4onlmanoanten be.
oenflidl. @r iiber3eugte li1 insge.
Hein, oaB Ser @erurteilte Stem 0or.
fer 9iirger mar lno berfiigte TN
nittelbar itott Der Sinridtung oieI
SSreiloiiung 6es Wtannes.
2eonbaro Moelt,
Observation-Disclosures
----ss-~-szp S-w---
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anrle lltberiidt.

x
Die 9lliien iin0 in ben gait
5ifdlea &arpatbcnpaiieu se-
idIGgen.
Die Sentid)eu ba6en amgeb~
lidy aruke srmppennaiien nadl
llnsarm seianSt.
Gin engliidjer &reaser itno
ein SorpeoObupt in Der gsprb-
ieefd)iadlt id)iuer beidaSist.
Der Seittide Sieidsfansler
iprid1t fidJ id)arf seaen Gng-
LAMB ans; Sir Gbfuarb 9reg
atttiuurtct.
Die raFiiidJen Miniiter seben
lGrf2arnnsen iiber ben &riea
a6.
nsarlsrHbe4 anseblidJ ec-
fprealen,
@orituR Der 9iitiien in 9,oleu
angeblidl anfsebalten nnb nnl-
gangen.
Der iiterreidJiifJe Hremicr-
iniaiiter @raf BON Stnergfl sil-
riidsetrcten.
Spanien bleibt neutral.
Die beutide 9iesiernmg iuiro
feins amerifaniidjen 8robifofff
fiir militariidJe 3iuede init
@efd,ias beIesen.
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Sic merteinhehertretil,1.

Die Notwithstanding bon
3abr5e beidIoB einitimn1ig Die lllr-
taufe oes Srtsnamens in rSilloeil-
burg. Sic erbat tele9ropbiidl Ole
3uitinnllng oes @enernlfelomar,
ibolls luo beerii1toete ibreit @eIhlitB
oonlit, ooB oie 10000 Seelen sGh-
Ienoe 0rtidoft inter ibrem neuen
Namen forton oie 9lufgabeli elmer
HfIegit6tte oeutiben 9ebens in Der
Sltmarf tpeiter erfiillen iuto Sen 91o-
men eires @fan1tes bauerno Iebenots
erbalten ipoIIe. Der in ihiperer 3eit
i'm gon8en @aterlanoe, beionoerS
I'M oeutiden Often, oos 8ertrouer,
ino oie 3uberiiht bohbie(t.
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S. A. FLORAL CO.

litter ilelier @efddftsfiibrung, lat
ibr 8tpeiegeIdaft an Der S5ouiton Ctr
aIfaeboben;, aHe anftrdae fir friih ees
idnittene @lumel. Bouquets, @Iunlesfx
itiide ilflo Detoratipnetl iperoen iofoft
iirl0 geididt aiisgefiibrt bonn alten &C.
iddft an Der Main gne. gir. sos. Sci.
@rofett 7102. gin6tsSelephon gr0dctt
2308. Saul 2nf, Mnnaaer.
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empire Gintritt, fir ireenb rinea
Sit i'm SaMie itets 10e, fir ainSes
&c. Spe5iell fir Sdjnlfinber am
Marp TidforS in rGinbe-
rcllnH, Sc.
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ten olsre1 oie oelttiden 9eb0roen
mle fptgt heontlportet::u, 9lnr orqi
ssgg99italieoer Der M1artlticbaft oes
a8reetbries4 uno orel Wfonn boz
Der ~Gorolpn" paren bier feltgebo(-
ten fporoerL lpeil lire 9tationalitGk
3peifeEbaft mar. Sic iino aber, e6e
Die. 8ampfer mieoer IN See itahea
tlittaiien lporoell.
gSie ans gSier gelneloet iuirn lit
bort oos @eionln1trelultot Ser 53eid-
lrltll9en fir Die oiterrei1iid-ltngarl-
ibe ariegsanleibe befallllt qegebeh
lporben. Sn ben beioen 9ei1sbalf-
teif iillo insaeinn1lnt 1906 Miaionen
&fonen 1861 100000 ge8eid1fct
morDen. goh oieier 5tnune 9ot
Seiterrei9 2136 Millielten aronea
(421 100000 mo ltflgarn It's
9liaionen &ronen ($234O00,O ,O00)
allfgebrodt.
Sine Sepeid)e ans 9Bmoom hebaap.
tet Die 9eittidJsa bitten aaf oas
Spipital in Der ffans0iiidea Staot
Setbnne geid)aiien nmN Die BORT lie.
sembem &ermanOeten bitten mud
@ualpsne gebradjt iBersen ntifiTeH
Die Witteilnns iuirb mel iuieOer mai
| selOgea lein.
slAs 2pnSpn fomnrt sic geadyridyf
Die SeatIdlen luiirben b6dit ua6r
idleinlidJ beate, sur 5eier ppn &a.
lcrsgeblrtsfas in 6lan0ern mnt
gturb-6ranfreidl irgen0 Elm gr6Reres
llmferMebmen beginner, eS made I'D
idlDn lett mebreren sagem cine er
bS1te sGtisfeit, Die lid, in uermeba
ten glnsriffem seige, bemcrfbar. Die
ie Nitgriffe batten 0itlidJ bum Wperi
nmD nDr0lid) nno iiiblidJ pom 81
Saiiee-aanal itattsefitn6en, ieie,
aber alle snriifgeid)lagcn. slmtlidj,
oentidje 8erid)te melben Sagegem, Sal
Die Insriffe iiiblid bonn Ga 8aiiee
&anal burdlans erfolsreidl geiucie,
ieien.
Der SptfdJafter @jraf BON 8ern
ifprff Gat nnierm Staatsnepartemen
initgeteilt, bic bentide 3egiernma ge
be Nntlidl Die @eriideritng ab, ba.
fcine grOSitoffe iinO ionitigem 9sab
rnngsmittel, Die pun 6en Ser. Stan
ten madl SeittidJlaub aassefii6r,
ieien, fiir militariidje ober Nsarine
3msde init geidJlae beleet lueroeH
iuirben.
CeiterrcidJ-ltnsarn bat ben Gin
fnbrsOll mtf gottOnfamen-Cel bon
40 anf 10 Gronen 6ernntergeiebt.
9ie ergIdnoer meIoen, onB Tie ii
ben araonnen in bem fiir8Iidl perIo.
renen Serrain ipieoer feiten Sui
|gefaBt uno n1ebrere Sfiisengra6en
Der gentif)en 5erftort b1tten.
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- g(n8 @oibinoton miro, aus ou.
aeblid oittoritotiber QueIle, genlel-
BET, Der GrGiioeiit iueroe bie gintpan-
herltnesbin tue9en oes 8iloungste.
Ites nit ieinem &eto beIe9eu.
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Srs. eittrell & Stone, Gbiropra.
tic (@aiieurs). gierpen-Gpe8ia
gtelteIte Wfdiieurs i'm Staate Geilie
9roguen. 304 Gonrop-@eb1uoe, 9Ila.
mo 8la5a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-27

naS7 Gmpire gleitanrant (frii6cr Gun-
cprbia), edit tnegifaniidDe Gpciieu, gegcms
iiber betn empire gheater, CT. WsarA s
Str. 223. Sci. grpdett 1912.
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u. g. 6. SiSsnn, oelitid)er Nobo-
fot; 3f9 &onpmdnn @ebditoe SeI.
@rodett 8t0S.
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- @eites Del uno @aiolin erb1It
man bon Der GIimp Oil Gu., 400
Sit-Gomnterce Ctr. Meues Sci. Gro
big 2252.
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3n bermieten: Gin groBes, ldon
mobliertes 3inuner. gsad)Sufraaen Bel
Sron G. 8ebItein, SO. 32i Qaniar
StraBe.
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u. q. Sasb, gfrditeft uno gal,
llnterrebmer, bat ieine Office iett
401 SroIt-@ebaloe. Spe5ififationen,
uno 0GnIei6en. Spredt bort
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@eu. s. @eitcrbelt, 9lef)fsantpoI..,
bot feline Office iett 7t6-720 gro.
op-@eb1uoe. Grotfett 773.
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- gtodl Srei Sage, nm y9olf
Sares" sn besablen.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-12-23
At TreAcy's Store.

Treacy's store is now filled with all
good things for Christmas Toys of all
descriptions, from one penny up to ten
dollars
Candies, nuts, oranges, bananas,
grapes, sweet potatoes, cran-berrles,
lettuce, celery, oysters and all things
good in the eating line Country pro
duce taken same as cash
Yours too please.
JAMES P. TREACY.
Advertisement.
STRAYED-One eve sheep came to my
place near Underwood about the middle
of November. Has left ear off. Own
er please come and take animal away.
BRUCE BURST. Adv.
Beautiful line of Xmas Box Paper
and other fine stationery now on sale at
Hamill's Stationery store. Adv 41-3t
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FRIDAY
The 7th Day of January, 1916,

liz iCi LAY VI oolluolJ, IO1O,
at 2 O'Clock p. m. at the front door of
the Court House in the town of Oak
land, Garrett county, Md, offer and sell
at public auction to the highest bidder
all of the following pieces or parcels of
land lying and being in Garrett County,
Md, TO wit:
No. AL that part of Military Lot
No. 1929, containing ten acres, the
same being the North end of said
lot as laid off, and more partic-
ularly described as follows: Be-
ginning for the same at the end of
the second line of said lot. and run
ming thence with the third and part
of the fourth lines thereof, North
Ct degrees West, 50 perches South
% degrees West, 20 perches,
then South 81 degrees East, 80
perches to said second line, and
with it, North % degrees East, 20
perches to the beginning, the same
being part of the tract of land
called Parent and Child, and be-
ing a part of the same land which
was conveyed to the said Norman
Barnard by johnson White, Ad-
mnistrator of William White of
William. by deed dated the 10th
day of August. 1882, and recorded
in Llber W. H. T. No. g. folio 657,
one of the Land Records of Garrett
county, and will be sold to pay and
satisfy the taxes due and in arrear
thereon for the years 1910 and 1911,
as is charged upon the assessment
books of said Garrett county in the
name of Norman Barnard, said land
being situated in Election District
No. Of said Garrett county.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash on the day of
sale. The right of redemption extends
to six calendar months from day of sale
by paying the amount of the purchase
money with interest thereon at the rate
of twenty per cent. per annum and all
costs. Conveyancing at cost of pur-
chaser.
ROBERT l.. FRIES,
Late Treasurer of Garrett County.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-12-23

Under and by virtue of the power
vested in the Treasurer of Garrett
County, MARYLAND, by section 50 of
Chapter 566, of the Acts of the General
Assembly of MARYLAND for the year
1890, title Garrett County," subtitle
County Treasurer" and as amended
by the General Assembly of Maryland
for the year 1898, Chapter IA, the I'M
dersigned late Treasurer in and for
Garrett County, Maryland, will, on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-12-23
Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Garrett County, Maryland Letters of Ad-
ministratl on on the estate of
CLARA IL. CATION
late of Garrett County, Maryland deceased
All persons having claims against the de
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated, to the subscriber, on or be-
fore the 23rd day of June 1916, they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all bene-
ut of the said estate. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate are re
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 23rd day of
December 1915.
ANTHONY d. CATION,
Administrator
FinZel. Nd.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-07-22
LOGANv|LLE TO
HAVE new BANK

Work has begun on the building that
is to house the new Loganville bank.
The structure is of cement blocks, 22x
40 and will be furnished with the latest
improved vaults and fixtures. The
bank is located between the John Rig
CERT store and Westedt's Hotel. The
bank will be known as the Loganville
State Bank and charter has already
been granted. The incorporators are
John Riggert, William Riggert; ]. W.
Schuette, Carl Koenig, VIM. Westedt
and Adam Leicher. The names of the
gentlemen back of this enterprise all
mean much to Loganville because of
interest and energy expended for
the town in the past. Though
ar inland town Loganville has
been coming to the front rapidly.
The merchants enjoy a brisk trade
and all confident of success in the
present undertaking Reedsburg Times