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given IL an excellent cast and the
story has lost nothing in its adapta-
tion to Aim purposes.
bsauti i Working H iii. attracts Se' the
attention OF Robert Stafford, a
broker, who marries her and pro-
vides her with fine clothes and a
wonderful home. Her sister and
brother-in-law share in her good
fortune. She learns that her husband
feels he has bought and paid for"
her and she leaves him.
MISS Brady has an unusual oppor :
tunity as Virginia and acquits herself
well. Montagu Love appears as STAFF
ford; Josephine Drake as the sister, and
George Conlan gives an excellent
characterization as Jimmie. The play
will be repeated tomorrow.
Wednesday and Thursday George
Walsh and Juanita Hansen VIII be
and Saturday Viola Dana will be
presented in THE Cossack Whip"
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Woman of IS Takes Ride
On Motorcycle, Likes 1t

MlDDLEBURG. Pa. Nov. l3,-"Grand-
mother" Sophia Stuck. ninety-five. OF
Mcclure. the oldest person in the west
end Of Snyder county, took her first trip
on a motorcycle the other day.
The trip was made between the home
Of neighbors. nearly half mile
Her great-grandson. John II. Krick,
the side carrier. She says she enjoyed
the ride and expects to take another
Swift q Companys sales OF beef in
Washington, ID. c., for the week ending
November 18th averaged as follows:
Domestic beef. 1879 cents per lb.-Advt.
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once have 1t. the Geological Survey re-
ports.
The Diatomaceous earth itself Ia a
composition of the remains of minute
aquatic plants. II Is a light, earthly
material resembling chalk or clay.
. The hardness, the minute size, ana
the angular shape of its grains make IT
heretofore II has largely been used as
an abrasive in the form of polishing
powders and securing soaps.
1t Is used for altering and clarifying
sugar; as an insulating packing ma
terial for safes and pipes and steam
boilers. and recently as a fre-proof
building material.
In the United States It Is also used in
the manufacture OF talking ma chimes.
In Europe II has been used In the prep
aration OF fertilizers and in manufac-
ture of water glass, cements. artificial
stone. paper. sealing wax, fireworks,
papier-mache, and other artificials.
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RECEPTION PLANNED
FOR SIMON WOLF
American Hebrews Will Hcs-s-
Leader at New York Nov. %.

Simon Wolf, a distinguished WASH
ington Hebrew. will be given a rcceo-
ton at the Hotel Savoy. New York.
November q.
Mr.. Wolf. as representative Of the
American Hebrews in Washington for
half century. has enjoyed the &C
auaintance OF every President from
Lincoln to Wilson.
The Hebrew Sheltering and Immigra
ton Aid Societies have charge OF the
ARRANGEMENTS, and intend to have pres
ent representatives from every State.
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OF the general committee Of arrange
ments and a meeting OF the general
committee will be called within a
few days.
The finance committee. OF which II.
G. Cary is chairman. announced the
completion of the railroad arrange
ments after a conference held In Bal
timore last week.
Baltimore as well as Washington Is
Interested in the reunion of the vet
Grams and viii cooperate with the
local committees.
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Will Hold Services Nightly.

Beginning tonight and continuing
throughout the week. except Saturday.
services will be held in the new Bright
wood Park Sunday schol building. which
was opened yesterday with special SER
vices. The new structure. which cost
$4,000. will be formally dedicated at the
services next Sunday, Bishop William
F. Mcdowell officiating. The building
committee includes II. s. Omohundro.
d. F. Croft. Homer Smith, Clyde Ed
wards, and Thomas Fitzpatrick.
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Play To Be Given For Charity.

A play will be given this evening by
tho Stellar Dramatic Club in the I'M
maculate Conception Hall, for the bene-
At OF st. Gertrudes Working Girls
Home. The home has just been moved
from 500 o street northwest, to more
commodious quarters at 925 o street
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Asks $4,000 Damages.

Damages of 5000 are sought from
Mae I. Nothnagel In a petition filed in
the District Supreme Court today by
Mary Copenhaver through Attorney
william F. Columbus. The plaintiff as
serts that she was beaten and bruised
about the face. neck and shoulders by
the defendant November last.
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Mems Club of Ascension
Church Meets Wednesday

The Mems Club of the Church OF the
Ascension will hold its November meet
Ing, Wednesday, November Is, in the
Sunday School room, at p. m, Col.
w. w. Harris. superintendent OF build
ings and grounds. will address the meet
ing on Rehabilitation OF Our National
Capital. Past, Present. and Future"
f. w. Darlington is president of the
club. and ID. p. Hickling, Jr., secretary.
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Crandall's.

The presentation of a film version
OF George Broadhurst's stage success.
Bought and Paid For" with Alice
Brady as the star. Is the feature of
the foreweek program at Crandalfs.
The World Film Corporation has
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Park View Citizens,

The monthly meeting of the Park View
Citizens Association will be held at
the Park View school tomorrow evening
at 1880 o'clock. The meeting will be
OF particular interest because of an ex-
hibition of motion pictures that will
follow the business session.
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To Debate Compulsory Arbitration

The question of compulsory arbitra-
ton OF railroad disputes will be debated
at a meeting of the Enosinian Society.
this evening. In the assembly hall of the
Arts and Sciences building of George
Washington University. 2023 @ street
northwest. Debaters are Elmer. Kayser,
r. q. Barger. John II. Evans. and Mr..
Martin.
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day In THE Daughter OF MacGregor."
produced by the Famous Players Com
pany. Saturday the Bushman- Bayne
Romeo and Juliet" produced by John
w. Noble. will be presented. For this
production there will he a special natl
nee beginning at 80 p. m.
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New Hampshire Meeting.

The New Hampshire Association of
the District will meet at 8 o'clock this
evening in the Dewey Hotel. Mrs. A..
p. Anderson. reader. and Il. II. David
son. soloist. are included in the program
OF entertainment.
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Will Talk On Zionism.

Solomon Frankel will deliver an ad-
dress on "Zionism" at the Adas Israel
Congregation this evening at p. IN.
Mr.. Fiankel Is from Palestine, and Is
we'll known in all Zionistic activitiess
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Miss Pierce Speaks,

An address by Miss Lois Pierce fea-
tured the chapel services today IN the
assembly hall of the Arts and Sciences
building, 2023 @ street northwest. The
services were in charge II the Womans
Club of George Washington University.
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Leader.

A photoplay version of AT the Sign OF
the Rose" the play in which George
Beban scored on the stage his biggest
hit In the character OF an Italian. gives
the same star quite as big film oppor-
tunity under the name of IAN Alien"
as seen at the Leader Theater for the
first time In Washington the first part
OF this week. Mr.. Beban IL an artist OF
high character and his presentation OF
the quaint. simple italian has a depth
OF pathos and a quality humor so thor
oughly human that give It a strong ap-
peal.
The film play has been produced by
Thomas II. Ince. The story tells of an
Italian laborer whose little daughter Is
killed by an automobile just before
Christmas. The Italian Is accused OF
KIDNAPPING the daughter of the man
who operated the automobile. The cast
OF the play has been selected with great
care. and each character Is we'll de-
veloped.
IAN Allen" will be repeated today. to.
morrow, and wednesday. Thursday and
Friday the Columbia University prize
photoplay, 'Witchcraft," will be seer
with Fannie Ward In the chief role, and
Saturday Marguerite Clark will be pre-
scented in out of the Drifts"
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Justice Shepard Ill.

In the absence of Chief Justice Shep-
ard, who is indisposed, Associate Justice
Siddons. of the District Supreme Court,
81 presiding in the District court OF APP
peals today. There were no decisions
rendered.
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Swiss Dance Here.

There will be a dance under the aus
pices of the United Swiss Societies of
the District at the old Masonic Temple.
Ninth and F Streets Thursday at s
o'clock
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German Supper.

A German supper will be served in
the Washington saengerbund Hall. at
o'clock Thursday. The entertainment
and card party have been postponed
from November n to December T.
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DtN WV NSA % "
American might do
well to become ia
miliar with this
particular brand of
Mother Earth. for
there was a total
of 1853 tons of II
produced In the
United States last
year; not only was
It produced. but It
was sold. Judging
fro m its many
uses, there Is no
trouble In dispos-
inc NJ Il. when YOU
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Archaeological Meeting.

Tho archaeological section of the
Twentieth Century Club will meet to-
morrow afternoon at 2:l5 in the home of
Mrs. John Lowe. 1922 Woodley place.
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First Of Actress Own 'Produc-
tons Tells Story Of Anglo.
Indian Life.
GEORGE BEBAN IN BIG ROLE
Alice Brady Presented In Film
Version Of Broadhurst Stage
Success.

The combination OF the charm OF
Mary Pickford with Oriental atmos-
phere of a quality rarely attained in
dramatic productions, into a simple.
well-acted Aim play. Is what the ca
pacity audiences at Loew's Columbia
saw yesterday In the first presentations
OF Less Than the Dust" the first OF the
photoplay productions by Miss Pickford's
own company.
The play. written by Hector Turnbull
former dramatic critic of the New York
Tribune. and to which the Laurence
Hope poem simply gives It's title. would
have completely satisfied had Il only
given IT'S star opportunity to display her
thoroughly wholesome and delightful
1t also provided a well-balanced sup
porting cast with opportunities Ia
register In q telling manner their sepa.
rate bits Of well-constructed, II cor
ventional. story, gives the play high
place In photoplay annals.
The story Is of a little English CIR
who is brought up as q native In Indis
by sword maker, who had promised
to send her to her own people, but who
grew to love her as his own daughter
When he Is sentenced to Imprisonment
for participating In a futile revolution
he tells her Of her origin and sends hei
home. There she finds that her cousin
and co-heir to a large estate IL an Eng
lish officer who had been kind to hei
and whose life she had saved.
Analysis OF the appeal OF Mary Pick
ford In any role she might assume woult
be as useless as an attempt to dem,
the freshness of spring. She has tn,
faculty of affecting each individual wht
watches her with the pleasing nenta
warmth and exhilarauon OF a happ,
thought ct esa Than the Dust" Riyea he
precisely theiright opportunities to show
all of this and unloose whole assert
ment of new charms she has never dis
played before.
David Powell. as Captain Townsend
the hero. has a role that calls for ex
cellent work which he presents In a yer,
satisfactory way. Russell Bassett, Ma
rio MaJeroni, Cesare Gravina. and Fran
els Joyner make the most OF the man!
opportunities given the supporting cast
and John Emerson, the director, ha
given an unusually fine production. Tn
special music, directed by Prof. Gan
non, of the Columbia orchestra, add
much to the production.
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LOYAL Women To Meet.

The Legion of Loyal Women will
meet in the Raleigh at s o'clock to-
night. Mrs. Ada II. Weiss will pre-
side.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
! IN ANDABOUT TOWN
News and Gossip Of Washing
ton and Westinghouse
TerseIy Told.

What Is Diatomaceous,ea rth7
The average American probably
would answer. You can search me-"
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LOCAL; MENTION.

Put your election winnings into life
insurance-The Mutual Life. Thos.
=. Morgan. mgr. southern Bldg.
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instruction to Bidders

Hlds win b reeeisz n by the County Commission.
ere If CaFrull and Howard eeanties. Maryland a
a lelnl nesting, % b held IN the nice d The
County Commissioners Va he CuaTz HouHz. At
Westminster. Maryland. Until " a1eIork nan
June 18th. IHle. and opened re same Hay for ne
bnllding Q. proposed bridge over the Hast
branch of Tie Patap#eo CrazE, haIHAsB Carroll
and Howard Counties. on ths rad Enasn - ne
Gather ruHd II Gathers Siding
Ids shall b lump zum for The superstrueIure
complete = lniicats1 On the drawing and szlled
II same tine aaa place. hlIz VIII h received by
the cubic YzHd for Ihz concrete subslTnetufe. the
building of Two abulmshta and winEsalls; per
blueprint md specifications. TIE contractor
shaIl include in yard price named fl suhzIHue-
tufs. all excavations. pumping, baIlInz, 6alIsr-
dams. etc. which ny be necessary IaT the epn-
nlellon OF h work according - plan md an1eIfl-
eaIans herewith exhibited. Should il be naeea-
saTY 70 We . greater depth - length than hat
eha.n on the accompanying plan, faI I'll BueH ID
ditlunai quantities IHa contractor vi Be pad for
at he rate af his Per yard price.
| II bids N elthel he SuEsIrneluTs or Super
/ structure muat b accompanied b \ certified
cheek in the amount Of ei0O.u0. made PAYABLE 10
the County Commissioners d Carroll md Hasard
Counties Maryland Cheeks Of the unsuccessful
bidders RhaIl be returned 10 hem uuan avail Of
contract. Check Of successful bidder shall b re-
tanned By the County Commissioner = aurefy Of
| the faithful performance On Ms part If the .nrk
set forth N - proposal Of I'D and = indemnity
against auy damages that M be eausad b. Iail.
ure the part Of aid bidder 10 perform the con-
dlIons Of h proposal or bid. Chez shall y re-
turned TO tie successful bidazH when he shall nass
complied VIII the terms an conditions Of h. pro.
| pol or bid aud upnn the asaantaneH IF hin nand
1 foE the faithful performance and completion OF
hIa work which shaIl De ednz TO The amount Of
| hz I'D.
/ 10 bid I'll be considered upon any other thar
tn drawings and specifications on file nor run
an bidder Who fail to comply with the hoy,
/ conditions
ne County Commissioners reserve the right I,
| reject any d all bid
JACOB N. D1HoFF. President.
| MARTIN d. HESS. CLERK. Ie II
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MAIf .sTIISIll.
EMORY EST.RR.I

]. :. o. smith. Auct. EXECUTORS.
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ALAS FOR THE PARTY d LIN
GOLNI

The trouble with the speech OF Sen
ator Harding. the temporary chairman
of the Republican, convention, was
that he was an orator without an Is
sue. There was no key" from which
he could pound out definite note. .
He was playing on keyboard from
which no certain tune could be ex-
tracted. The Republican convention
lacked both a candidate and an issue.
1t vas an assemblage of dead men,
waiting for some Gabriel to call them
into life and give them reason for
existence. There is no strength Or
health In themselves. Senator Hard
ing,s speech was an admission OF po-
litioal bankruptcy. Why is The Re
publican party?
Without an Issue, without leader.
why should 1t put itself to the trouble
of going through an empty form? Why
not indorse Wilson, as the New York
World some time ago suggested, and
go home? That would be better than
a campaign with "cream-puff" lead
er and "cream-pnff" platform. What
would Lincoln say of the lamentabIs
and pathetic spectacle presented By
the once powerful and aggressive He
publican party?-Balto. Sun.
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IsRUsTEEs. SALE
L o. VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!
Situated IN Freedom District, Carr Of
- County, Maryland.

BY virtue Of decree bearing date
Of June 7, 1915, and passed IN q
cause n the Circuit Court Tor Carroll
County. sitting as Court of Equity,
wherein Henry Becraft i plaintiff.
md Mendall Weiner and wife are
defendants, and being No. 1919 Equity
on the docket OF said Court, the un-
dersignad trustees appointed b. said
decree 10 make said sale. will offer
It public sale on the premises On
SATURDAY, JULY slh, 1915,
It / o'clock D. m. all that valuable
tract Or parcel OF land. containing
1ss Ito acres OF land, more O. less,
situated at the intersection OF the
public road leading from ROUGH
Blacksmith shop to Haight, and the
one from the Liberty Hoad in Free
dom district. Carroll County, In the
State Of Maryland. about one-half
mile from Haight. Carroll County,
Maryland
This property is improved By : 2ls
story stone and frame house. bank
barn, new wagon shed and corn crib
and other necessary outbuildingH. and
about Iz5 acres are under cuIIIYa-
ton. an about 30 acres are in good
timber. This property Is convenient
to churches. schools and stores and
Il most adyantageousIy situated. and
possession viii be given upon the
of this sale By tho Court
This property viii be sold subject
10 the mortgage given b. Meudall
WeIner and wife and Samuel Tucker
and wife 10 William :. Thomas, dated
III 18th day Of April, 1911. and re-
corded among the Real Estate Mort |
yage Records Of Carroll County. In |
L1ber @. D. c.. No. $, folio So, atc. |
Full particulars will b given on tho
iay OF sale or BY inquiry 81 the un-
lersigned
Terms Of Gale as prescribed b. tho
eonrt -0ne-thlrd OF the purchase
money IN cash on the day o. sale. or /
N the ratification thereof by The |
curt, and the residue IN two equal +
payments al one and two years. or |
II cash It the option Of the purehas- /
n. The credit payments to be Sc
,uned b. the notes Of the purchaser |
With approved security, bearing in.
crest from the day Of sale.
FRANCIS NEAL PARISE.
i. ALBERT LEvIN9oN.
Trustees.
Joseph =. Berret. Auetionser.
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.Irict No. :, Precinct No. l.
Harry T :. I.amotte, Registrar. Man
chester; Charles Henry Zepp. Judge.
Manchester. William e. Lueabaueh,
Clerk. Manchester; Gee. zepp. Gate
keeper. Manchester.
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Iune2 3I.
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In a poll taken by the Chicago
Tribune Of the Republican. Progress
sive and independent editors In the five
central States--Illinois. Indiana, Iowa.
Michigan and Wisconsin-Presideni
Wilson's strength was shown by the
attitude OF seventeen Republican ed
tors who favored his nomination IN
preference to those mentioned ~ can
didates in the Republican primaries
Mountain Democrat.
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also n tho same time and place I'll
be offered two small farms as Iol-
los:
%. IA farm containing 70
AfRES. IN the MiddlaburE road. a
miles from unlontown. under god
cultivation. good orchard NJ yaz=ans
kinds Of fruit. A well OF water IN
the property The Improvements are
a nElTHERH1ARUZD DWELLING,
viii ! f0amsi Iarn. md al necessary
OutbuiidinFs.
-. The Home Place, containing
- 0REs. IN Clear Ridge. On the road
leading from uniontnHn 10 llnwnod
Tie improvements are GunD
MEATHIRB0A AIDED DWELLING,
With Z comfortable roomst pump Al
the honae. flank barn. wagon HIed
corn crib. hog zen, eIe.
TERMS are tie same as above.
NARY =. sT0NEH.
June 23-aI.
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DEVISED LIST OF REGISTRARS,
N JUDGES, CLERKS AND GATE.
KEEPERS Of ELECTION Of CARROLL
COUNTY, Il THE STATE OF MART
LAND.
Office of the Board of Supervisors Of
Election of Carroll County.
Westminster. Nd, August 30. 1916.


Election of Carroll County.
Westminster, Nd. August 30, 1916.
By virtue OF and In accordance with
Section IL Of Article 33 Of the Code Of
Public General Laws OF the State Of
Maryland. as amended by Chap. At
of the Acts Of the General Assembly
of Maryland. passed ut It's January
session, 1910. notice IL hereby given
that the Board of Supervisors Of
Election Of Carroll County has ap-
pointed the following named persons
to serve Tor one year NJ Judge Of
Election and Officer Of Registration.
hereinafter designated as .Regisl-
rars'l Judges and Clerks of Election
OF the several Election Districts Of
Carroll County. Those in the llsl
marked Democrats" being intended
TO represent the Democratic party, and
those in the list marked "RepublI-
cans" being intended to represent The
Republican party.
DEMOCRATIC OFFICERS or ELEc-
TON TOR 1916.
District 10. !. Precinct No. L
VIM Z. Bankard. Registrar. fancy
town: Noah +. Cutsail. Judge. fancy.
. town: Clyde l.. Hesson. Clerk. Taney.
town: r. Augustus Grouse. Gatekeep.
er, Taneytown.
District 20. |. Precinct No. :
David F. Eyler. Registrar, fancy.
town: William Airing. Judge. Taney
town. John W. Tream. Clerk. fancy.
town: Emanuel Fuss. Gatekeeper
Taneylown.
District No 2. Precinct No. l.
Harry b. Mehring. Registrar, Union
town; Charles l. Smelser. Judge
Uniontown: James s. Waltz. Clerk
UnIonlown: Charles ". caylor. Gate
keeper. unIontoWn.
District No. 2. Precinct No. q
Charles I. HIltebridle. Registrar
Taneytown: Edw. j. Myers of J.
Judge, Westminster; Solomon Z
: WanIz. Clerk, Westminster. Geo :
WanIz. Gatekeeper, Westminster.
District 30. 3. = Geo U. Sullivan
Registrar. Westminster; David 4
Bnozz. Judge. Westminster: PhillIl
=. Hantz, Clerk. Westminster. Chaa
HtIII Gatekeeper. Westminster.
riot No. /. Precinct No. l.
]. Feeling. Registrar, Iamotte
:. Long, Judge, Tannery; WI
ayl0r. Clerk, Patapsco: Alfrel
I, GaIekeeper, Flnksburg.
rict No !. Precinct 10. q
pre- Bitzel. Registrar, Westmin
Eli :. Davis, Judge, Westmin
Gins. d. Stoeksdale. ClerI
ainsIer; Ezra ]. Little. Gate
+ Westminster.
lrict 10. 5.--JamaH 5. Grimes
trar. sykeeYIlle, Carrier |. JON
chardson. Judge, MarrioItsyille
Z ]. Roller. Clerk. SykesvIlIo
NJ. shiple.. Gatekeeper. Sykes
lIrict No. :, Precinct No. l..
Harry T. J. Lamotte, Registrar. Mar
chester; Charles Henry Zepp. Judg.
Manchester: William e. Lueabauel
ClerE. Manchester; Gee. zepp. Cate
keeper. Manchester.
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Knockers are much in evidence
when Presidential campaigns are near
but they are far from representing the
mass of intelligent citizenship. With
all our faults is there a country In the
world at this moment to be desired
aboYe the United States OF America ;
Springfield Republican.
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NOTICE 70 YOUNG HOME BUILDERS.

Re will uHs for m. household furniture Inalud-
in carpets. dining bed ronm aulIa. stoves or
home in raIarn for aome work that you can - for
u vou can select lHa goods n g0aT 0len dealers
or wherever you Ire. Write qniaH Tor paT.leu-
Ia. IT, BAGuEH COMPANY
lett q Columbia 81. Hampstead. i. =
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The undersigned. b. n order Of he
Orphans Court for Carroll county.
vii sell II public sgls. on he prem
iaez on