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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10
school Credit for Garden Work

In number Of Nebraska communities the
school authorities have connected the grade
schools sith the practical outdoor work Of akri
culture and propose % encourage tho Interest
% lhs pupns In The zeal production % rfep.
The children are nov 20 be glven credit Ia soa.
nectioh eth their class room duties iar the
work ihey Do In their gaFdsas This move taa
seareeh fail 20 hrlnK aead RESULTS natural
bent II The normal ghuA ipf aettihe Al the rnot
81 thihas. and shieh WnalfeglsA leafs u Mla
shiet Nill bs turned te sdyahlage. teF 4 sin
slSs asstal employment ta the yeuass,se and
increase he available sappY % sa,hles. Kuo~ /.
etge la hs kalnea b. EArdeains wli BE- ssftlssa
hls Ali thFeash ne, NJ malgsr wha. ealliak ia
poasesaaF maf assure II Nebraska the sark
n VI he ulmeas lmpoFtAass. roe "A meaaa mush
~ lhs future ~ iis sfsasssl industry thai The
thndtea u lhe state - ssA grounded in a
itsatsi eseslears ~ he fsfleus processes "
estlgeltafs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10
rate Of The Polish People.

SOUTH OMAHA, April ITO the Ed
itor Of The Bee: In one Of your recent
! editorials commenting upon German
terms ~ peace, as uttered By Chancellor
won Bethmann-Holwew you stated that
unless the German policy has changed
entirely the provinces wrenched from
Russia q. =, Poland LlthuRnla, etel will
be attached to Germany and Austria,
No doubt that this opinion conveys The
rea sentiment or tho official Germany,
but We must not disregard that tho enor-
nous war 10 fought BY seventeen differ.
snt nations. who viii certainly haze their
own say go when terms ~ peace are
considered. There Il England France
and Italy, who eventually might be able
10 express their own opinion "a 10 tho
adyisahlltY Of apnsalnE Poland and
tthuania 10 Germany aud ns elif. ANA
thsrs IL Eoed reason 70 suppose and b.
ltate that they have different hnd better
plane tor disposins % thr folish question
n "a not 10 be 1laFesardei alaa tnai the
voice ~ neutral nations vii call faf eon
Alteration. and this ,eits viii certainly
dsmant that @oeo rnliah nation
shall not be sahtnsaied % rFuaslaH ef
NpseosWst 3fanns ans lpnsuf h4l ssf
frae ana independent
we fan eonfiAentN esre tnat aff sam
await rspablte Nlli raise Ne vetes snd ass
lts iuiiusnes faf TIE cause NJ llhe siing
ofsfpaesttt ana nnoeael people
THOMAS ulEfkoWsht
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10
Thirty Years Ago
This Day in Omaha


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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10

nayts sssa "a sssu Wa Aliens IN me house sAsr
visitor called e ssa hsF maihs
pofls smsa Hospitality - ale had lhs doef arsn
side
o. Me- uFesue ths sAd bfiahllv, whether
em v pleased she hopsA fead sams iss After
Ream
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eama
ts hai = DEAR she ssssd rhsa taw malhs1
l. a. heme
noh naa aassstsa parts fast q h'shuy chs
see uni shaeftas AuA $50 - AaHs tlh lata Is
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10

The teacher had been sying reading on lhs
Anatom, u The body,
WOW you see she said she closed her hoeh
and laid il on the table The trunk The u,iade psrt
~ the hody You understand that don't yousa
An the children except one ehafused, YES ma am
Won understand a, ,oOF asked the teacher of ths
little boy who had no, spoken 9th me others
~ aiut -, ma an, ssrsd little stephen
''Why nv deaf hid said he teacher In aston
lsbmsnt what A seu meant
wen replied ne boy earnestly yoa ousht ts
a. a. the circus and the sisphsn, iiaFpsfs alas
ssint
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10
Twice Told Tales


We were bounding along said recent traveller
on a local south African singe-line railway lat the
rate OF about seven miles an hour, and the whole
train shaking terribly expected every moment
to see my homes protruding through my skin Pas
sengcrs were rolling from eud OF the TO the
other held firmly to the arms Of the seat
Presently settled down a bit aulcter At least /
could keep my hat on and my teeth didn't chatter
There quiet looking man opposite me. J.
looked up with a ghasuy smile wishing 20 appear
cheerful, and sad.
1--WE are going bi, smoother see
YES he said, we're Off the track now Chit
taEo News
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10

OMAHA Apfu Ne me nAiseS II me
mse III Il hlAh umA thst seasiA ~
bfaisa ana encouragement sHFa saNt
ia thaae ttasa sfmstt AsfunAlng kefaan
d ,ssms iaat Fvaa5s hss ~ hsmpleH
la ne rnitsa states
NUians ~ asFtnAH smiaf4nts sstlletl
Ahi a,aas fnftanss Va lha tniiet states
Fsw rams fFsa Ftaaet tisfHAnA hss
hseh eanAadgink = ~tAeaReFasA tsaaAsins
Ampaisn IN tha aaahtlt ~ ataf'sf
tsntsFN nsFmsa ekehAANs nfefsss4Fs
nave iaeaaeH soc universities thaasAt
WAas n alafalsef eefs beAtif9Nt
pis ~ IA aas ptkfkst Nee @efA ei
taaN trum FFsnes nNi wtsa - az
h ussA ~ fssi HaRst veal eft zeal
setsngs - kavs ~ A. a. Ffan1a la
Wrtss ~ Rshis. - Fal ear sNpeltfa ~
s.aiA ftam WFAHae Framaes 49, ehethNF
wsiai teadFfHts 80 pAintteR af eteM
eaatMs j. sausi ta 49, le ths sasF8
ftsarrt isHHsfs hsts fsNetat'aa lts8
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10
EDITORIAL sIFTINGs.

Pittsburgh Dispatch, WIN the govern
ment building ~ own afmor plants and
sinking lts own wells and engaging N
other activities. how many more com.
missions will BIZ needed
Chicago Herald. The Mexican Dc facto
government has issued q decree about
the expulsion Of "pcrnicious foreigners.
Mexlcos chief need at present II 10 ex'
pei or otherwise cxtingulsh number
Of pernlclous Mexlcans.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10
5edBees&s
.LeMSReYT
Dry Federation Not Backing Any
Candidate.

Dry Federation Not backing Any
Candidate.
LINCOLN, Heb.. April s.--To the Editor
Of The Bee. My attention has been
called 70 statements contained in two Of
tho Lincoln Daily papers TO the effect
that Judge Sutton ~ solidly backed BY
the dry federation. This was evidently
intended 70 convey The Impression that
the Nebraska Dry Federation II now TAX
ing hand In party politics and is back
Ing up Mr.. Sutton ~ a candidate for
governor before the republican primaries.
This IA the second time that ! have felt
myself called upon ~ the chairman o.
the executive committee Of the Nebraska
Dry Federation TO refue the charge that
the federation is taking part In party
politics or backing up any particular can
didate. trust Il win not be necessary
hereafter 10 again fefpte these charges
have distinctly stated before. and now
restate The fact. that the Nebraska Dry
Federation ss such. ID not for Or against
any political party, nor for or against
any particular candidate for office. A. a
meeting ~ the executive committee held
TO-DAY Il was decided 10 adhere riRldly to
the policy Of thc federation heretofore
announced, not 10 take any part ~ q
federation In party politics nor 70 en-
dorge any particular candidate for Of
flee. The Nebraska Dry Federation, be-
Ing nonpsrtisan and nonsectsrian or
ganlzsuon, has bot one candidate. Tint
candidate IL the constitutional prohioitory
amendment, Tile activities Of the fed
GRAFTON are devoted solely and alone TO
securing the submission and adoption 81
said amendment
w. z. THOMPSON,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10
SUNNY GEMS

Are you complaining about the price
II should say ! am. replied Farmer
Corntoasei THESE city folks that come
ridin' around here haven't money enough
TO pay their fines when they get ar
rested. "-Washington star
why did she quit society? ] thought
she claimed to lend distinction 10 Il"
She did claim she lent distinction. But
she couldn't seem 10 collect any interest
Pittsburgh Post
Heck--They say that when a man Ia
drowning his past life IL brought up be-
Peck-That happens also when he has
quarrel with his Wife Boston Tran
script,
DO you get plenty Of sleepf' said the
visitor TO small Edward
Yes, mh'Hrn," he answered Mamma
puts me 10 bed every night at o'clock
ITO keep you healthy" he was asked.
mo. ma am" was the reply IT'S 80
she can mend my clothes. "-Chicago
Daily News
Bptoher-Ccme. .iohn. he lively now
Break the bones IN Nj HnrYln's chops
and nut Mr.. Smiths lbs IN the basket
for him.
johnGAH right STR just as soon a.
have sawed or Mr. Murphps leg--liar-
ward Lamp0on.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10

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tsssi a Ashs ME. \ ~, ahafs slte stJs numhsf
~ peuassisfs sss apvfasshsa ~ sss - ihsm snh
ths ever
HNsa saa sfak hNis
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ftea asA ths teY FstaHsiaA tse hAaas fst 81
ea.usis abssas beta these saHs 3 a. saa 81 sasas
mt.s Naa tefs flotf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10

According to eAoh,' the sratt he Is atnl
Folding in addition 70 nine years Of his $4,000
salary, amounts 20 only sI6.gJ q month ftor
ies months. onB ssiaalsl, but he wants Il
distinctly understood that Il il not hts fault Il
q not hlgEer for he has not knowingly lei ans.
,hlns set away from him that he could keep
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10

Did you notice the item We reproduced from
tho Beatrice Sun few days ago. tayorlnE
eliminating all printed names from the pren-
Dental preference section Of the ballot and com
reling each voter TO write IN bis choices Not
a had idea either.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10

Nebraska ranks near the top Of the list OF
states Of low percentage OF illiteracy. II plan
TO write in name on the ballot cannot bc car
red through in Nebraska, It cannot be success
ful in any state.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10

The senator's personal organ refers TO
Senator Hitchcocks record as citizen OF Ne
braska. Well. aa to that, the least said the
betteri Why stir up reeollectioua OF things
felix's were disposed 10 try TO forget'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10

II II Is only little one" Bob why In
siat on keeping IT, knowing that II does not
rightfuliy belong TO your Ia II because II Is NOT
such "a little one" as you pretendf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10

Pennsylvania statesman wants the gov
eminent to bore for oil and sell the gas at cost
TO all Corners. From which II is inferred that
congressional gas Is valueless as driving
power
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10

Turkey follows Germany and Austria in
denying responsibility for sinking tho Persia.
The one sure thing in this connection is that
the Persia Is out OF sight.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10

Senator william Alden Smith is convinced
that self-starting machine Is no match for
cranked speeder
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10

The Mexcanizatlon OF the Nebraska dem
ocratie camp proceeds regardless OF conse-
auences Republicans will observe strict neutral
ity with cheerful forttude on the side.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10

The demand for Charles 70. Hughes for
president Is growing all over the country
Watch II manifest Itself In our Nebraska pri-
uary.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10

Mheaeser lhs state derives q rFustt lfam
tflflea estates me tagl evidenced wAtshmlAeas
ava speed nss,ihs alsishs slatmants IA me
f.pRf4 aa taff tkamnis 81 official spfHunf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10

Subscribers leaving the city temporarily
should have The Lee mailed to them. Adj.
dress will be changed as often ~ requested.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10

The more one reads the contradictory war
bulletins the firmer grows the belief that the
spirit of Bill Nye's forty liars anImates the pub
licity bureaus OF all the fighting nations.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10

Brush up your familiarity with your Shake
speare by trying your hand al The Bees Shake
sreare Tercentenary puzzle
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10

II is a tribute to our pacific disposition that
the man who introduced the slide trombone
died In New York at an advanced age from
ordinary aIlments
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10

Another spasm OF nervousness IL reported
en- the Rio Grande border. The supply OF nerve
tonic seems unequal 10 the demand
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10

The kidnapping Of policeman al g. Louis
reveals the peril Of appointing slime on the
force. Efficiency as well as safety call for inn
posing fronts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10

Speaker Clark says congress Is not lazy.
Simply afflicted with wind collie
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10

II Ii wlse politician who visions the cur
rent without floating a bale OF hay.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10


OMAHA, April ITO the Editor Of The
Bee Another headline IN yesterday
% per- German sword Answer % Foes
Terms 81 Peace - again slarinE ds-
toftion 81 the subject matter related N
the article II heads. Unfortunately 80
many readers are superficial and glance
over only headlines, ! do not know
whether your artist merely wanted 10 be
sensational, Or whether he faVors the
cause Of the allies 70 such an extent ~ 70
wish 70 create prejudice against the cen-
trail powers But you can readily see Nv
perufIng the article In your psper that
there IL absolutely nothing IN the same
that justifes headline indicating that
Germany's foes have offered terms Of
peace 10 which Germany has answered
with tho sword n In the grosscn kind
of MISREPRESENTATION
Unfortunately, also, the article IN rho
See omits the very paragraph IN The
chancsliors speech wherein he mentions
the sword, rs follows, ~ you Will note
from the hereto attached clipping
Let vs. assume" said the chancellor,
that ! would propose TO Mr.. As1ulih 10
~ down and discuss the possibilities Of
peace, and Asaulth should demand az n
basis for such discussion the complete
destruction Of pfussla's military power,
the conference would have ended before
u even had begun. Upon such terms OF
peace there could be only one answer,
and that answer would be the sword.
From this you can see that the sword
was mentioned merely IN a Hypothetical
way yet your headline conveys an en-
tirely different meaning, A. Il. MYER
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10
Wan" Playground In seml. p.


OMAHA, April S.-To tho Editor Of
The Bee Ny attention has recently been
called TO tho fact that few OF the
residents OF Bsfnis Park dlstrlc. are
objeeting TO the playground for children
IN Benils Park This playground was
established ~ the request OF the Bemis
Park District Improvement club al
meeting attended by Mr.. Humrnsl There
was not dissenting vote Everyone
was pleased when Mr.. Hummsl, after
the vote was taken, promised to estab.
lish the playground. II certainly has
been greatly enjoyed By the children
OF that section, Como people cannot en-
10y themselves and are not content to
sce others have good time. This play
ground has been a great JOY 10 the
youngsters surrounding the park. The
most Of the people Directing, do not take
Interest enough In tho nelghborhood 10
even attend the meetings Of the Inn
2rovement club ] have beard some
Of the little folks say. Are We not
going 70 have any playground this SUM
mer7 We hope they won't take Il away"
II would he a shame 70 deprive those
little folks Of the playground. There Is
no doubt In my mind but that tho OBJ
jections are In the great minority.
know ! am voicing tho wishes OF all
the children OF Bemls Park and vicinity
when ] say don't take away the only
public playground In the neighbofhood
JOHN w. PARISH.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10

Chairman Nebraska Dry Federation.
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.aAIIMO0p.

Mr. Henry WaF1enfeiI In able TO Il
ont. but onlY for : fev minutes walk
In The air.
Ralph Horton has improved To the
extent Thai he got out last Sunday.
Mr.. Lizzie Loekard Il up and about
the house. after IN illness Of five
weeks.
Mis- Anna Ford. of Baltimore, has
been n guest OF Mrs. Charles !. Wing
ner for the past three weeks.
Miss Bessie Ford and Mis- Anna
May Nixon visited Miss Annie Ford
and spent The weeks end
Miss Agnes Carr paid a visit 10
Miss Anna Ford IN Tuesday last,
Mr.. Walter sayers and Mr.. Walter
Wagner spent few days last week
In Baltimore
Mr.. Harry Friek has been sick. and
rumor has Il thai he vii have TO be
taken TO The hospital this week.
Mr.. John Spencer spent > week
visiting his son. Harold Spencer, who
had an operation performed at !
hospital lie Is improving.
The Ladies' AID Society Of Deer
Park church held it meeting On
9dtu8Aay 1nHAthu III EIluhss ihGA1
was not large attendance but buHi-
ness was transacted. Mrs. Maggie
Conway. IT whose home the meeting
was held. served refreshments in
abundance. as she had prepared 10
entertain from = TO 100 members.
and only i came. Not much en-
eouragemenl to ask them. The 30
ciety accepted an invitation for their
next meeting To be held It Mrs..
Marion ShIpley'a. Bird Hill.
Mr.. Edward Miner and Mr.. Carroll
Owings have bought new pianos for
their daughters.
Mr.. Frank Miner still goes to the
doctor TO have his thumb dressed.
which he had hurt In : corn shelter.
Mrs. Maggie Sayers and Miss Min
ME sayers spent from Friday until
Sunday In Baltimore.
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bRFIrIDSHIfRg.

Nov the six weeks Of ground hog
weather Ii over. still Re are having
very diaagreeable weather. There
WAS another thunder gust Tuesday
afternoon. and continued raining dur
ing The night, making sleet. then
turning TO snow Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Vim. Duyail had sale On satur-
day last Of his household goods. Re
will quit keeping house.
Miss Linda DnYall has accepted 4
position At Springfield Hospital.
Mr. Clay banner will move to Mr.
Rinehart's farm at Medford.
Mr.. Edwin SIoner has bought 4
house in Town. and wi move there.
His son Benton. viii take charge Of
the farm.
Several from around here went 10
Baltimore Friday of LAT week To hear
Billy Sunday. Our own churches are
nearly empty on preaching days.
Miss Ruth Baker II suffering With
scarlet fever,
Miss Janet Cook IL able IL be out
again after n spell of diphtharia
Several from around here attended
the funeral Of Mr. Calvin Myerly. Of
Frizellburs. who was buried Friday
OF last week.
Mrs. John Foutz spent Friday night
with friends In Narfeldsburg.
Mr. Horatio stoner i preparing 10
build barn.
Mrs. Clayton Deerdorff and child.
rem spent Sunday With her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Henry kpontz
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Hr. and Mrs. John Reese and son,
John. Of Shriesert'a school house. WIS.,
It'd hi formers parents. Mr. and
hrs ! L Rr.Re. on Sunday Last.
This neigh fprhood IN getting = hs
very stsii-l,. The women begin .
drive tHo horses 10 the sales
Nr. and Mrs. Joseph Wentz. Mira.
Ofestus Nentz and daughter. Miss
Heulah. were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Gafsich. near Kriedier's
school house. on Sunday.
Miss Zap, nita VENT i spending
to weeks It the home of Clayton
Wentz. Silver Run
Mssars. Murray Houck and Norris
Wentz have purchased Dodge touring
cars from Herbert Sterner. agent.
Hanover.
Mra Daniel Zepp and Misses Mary.
Myrtle and HIlda Lepp spent Sunday
afternoon at The home nf fyeander
Frock.
Mrs. Henry Mummeri. Who had
heen housed MP the last IWo Hoeks
With auinsy. l. able 70 be about
again.
TodsY Mrs Wesley Delz will have
public ale 81 her household goods
and then move 90 The homo Of her
foster son, Nathan peterman. near
MnSherTyHtnwn. Pa.
Nr and Mr. ameach Jones and
daughters. Grace and Mildred. and
Mr. and Mrs Milton Tasney spent
Sunday evening at the home OF Philip
Mantz
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.ANDYvIEM.

Pleasant Grove held IN interesting
missionary entertainment Sunday
morning. : large number particI-
pated In the service. The program
consisted OF missionary readings,
recitations. solos and hymns. follow
ed b. an address by the pastor, Rev.
Fields The offering was good. Rev.
C. Z. Dudrear. an ex-pastor, was
present and gave short talk at the
close. We we're glad to hear him.
Don't forget the Leap-Year social
to be held by Sandy Mount c. 2. So
ciety Wednesday night. March %, at
the home OF Mr.. Denton Leister, near
Reese. IL Indictment It will be held
on Thursday night. An admission
viii be charged. An entertainment
will be given. Ice cream for sale.
Other refreshments free. The ladies
have the privilege OF asking the OPP
posite sex 10 attend and can be their
escort Girls this is your oppor-
tunity. Everybody cordially invited
to come and spend pleasant even
ing.
Missss Margaret and Clara Blum
visited relatives In Baltimore Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Iotfie eap1e spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Helen Stone
sifer. OF near Westminster.
Miss Grace Yingling visited Miss
Kreba. In Baltimore Wednesday and
Thursday Of last week.
A large number OF people in this
community are attending the Billy
Sunday meetings and enjoying same
The first of the week was spring
like. followed by an electrical storm
on Tuesday afternoon. rain and snow
on Wednesday
The health of the community Is
good AT this time.
Mr.. John Magee, of Reese. spent
several days last week In Baltimore
visiting relatives.
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ssYDEItsBUmi.

On Monday we thought spring was
here. but on Wednesday 1t looked as
though winter was coming back
again.
James G. Lester met With q painful
accident on Saturday last while cut
ling down trees IN the woods, by be-
ing hit across the forehead With :
limb which cut the skin to such an
extent that several stitches we're re
CURED to keep 1t IN its place.
John r. H0uck spent this week In
Baltimore with his sister, Mre L. Q.
Meyle. and attended the Billy Sunday
services.
Adam Croft expects to leave here
and make bis home with his daugh-
Ter. Mrs. George Merryman, OF Balti-
more
George Anmen and family, of near
Noodsboro, Frederick county, spent
from Saturday until Sunday evening
with ]. Wesley Ruby and family.
Joseph G. Iippy went to Baltimore
last Sunday to hear Billy Sunday.
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LAMNDAIR.

Miss Lizzie uhler L sick at this
writing.
Miss Rosalie Wisner is spending a
few days with her sister-in-Iaw, Mrs.
Raymond Wlsner, In Westminster
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lang. OF
Hampstead spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs George Spencer.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mann. OF
Patapsco. spent The past Sunday With
Mr. and hrs. William Mann.
Ars. George Arnold. of Baltimore
spent Sunday Nth Mr. and Mrs. John
Flater.
Our community was greatly sur
prlsed To learn Of the Wedding OF Mas
Carrie Spencer. one of our most
beautiful and popular girls OF this
place. Ne all wish her much sue
cess.
Mrs. June Spencer It'll remains on
the sick list