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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-03

f'rtlt that the, have onlv to occupy
the shattered trenches
Those officers VIM h'lict" the war
VIII ro 600 fur two years longer say it
has taken ivo ,,tt- 100 pui Germany
rcllIu GOA the defensive aUd they an
ticipt'" DO viii take Two mor, wears
20 mai" nor acknowledge he defeat
which the allie. believe BIZ. ines table
A. TO- Internal conditions. the amy
man takes 10 into cons ,lctnrun only
ls 'o IT, effect upun thv moral of the
nphtiug non u - ~unsIoniablc that
great ssDfincos are being demanded
- IN" civilian population ~ Germany
AMI % is commended uo army lour re-
miiu- -upctiur Zoo home influences
Those Who hoii.t. iu iu earlier
ending OF the war base their belief
COP r"thtps their hopr upon the mill
ittrN nssumpt or thai an army can
not OTTER the same resistance IN third
or fourth or tfth line trenches that II
dd in the nrst line They declare
fnIf when the Ft'uCh tud tho Eng
h were rrtreaInr a. the beginning
~ 'hv VIZ - was To- retreat ~ uuprc.
uHr'tu'-- TIN" German retreat they
assert. o. retreat ~ exhaustion
These they say. are the vital physical
ana morn' facts uf the laws of war.
IN army driven from ono strong pu-
,ition cannot ION hack mistaken up
ON another.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-03
Florence Macbeth
Will Appear Here
On November Ia

Florence Macbeth urima donna -
'Twcti"th Century Nm.ri,a - q dns-
.auduu' ~ the ambitious gentleman
80 hu was u handy WITH his dagger. ~
Shakespeare tragedy ~ = child
b wa like hun ln one htal respect
she murdered sleep" uut II Wa
h,r own
Il used to krop myself awake Win
my own stories. she confessed II
could hardly $50 e. S-ccp at all tor
tuIuktuL uf them - I tad To- stop
Bui I've always wriitsn title verse,
$50 -h, futsttillvd a question They
have newer been published They re
just llttl, thIug--uur i, about gar
deus ~, dil keep Won see. | had 60
decide between careers " was time
90 -u 10 college ana there was tbs
O. ttur.ti Hiking tor ~itcTl.gtc. OF ,purs"
/ mad always been singing -fu- tn
pleasure II IT, Then mother per.
sGadet mc tn nv stud Ing music SET
ouslF Tor sA months And ucturc that
time WAS gone. I got Interested
N~ D sand this 81 ~It.ilr came over
nor face WtI "a explained moro CLEARLY
than words with h,r, DONG things
must always boz, q matter ut getting
Interested And then Hmehuw when
she does them. ~,s"rNDorN IN her
ucIgh5orh"ud gets Interested at the
same time And there's nothing lett
- argJ" about.
Eut poor little sister puctry-did
Sh, have To- uc sent To- IA, kitthcu
lbs, Cinderella ul chased out uf the
house altogether To- mak. way for tn.
favored music Bless yuur heart ne
Miss Nt,b,th'~ gift are a happs tam
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-03

which had been SO bad that / would have
to lie down. / also used the Sanative
Wash and it has done mo q great deal Of
good and | ara not troubled with q weak
ness any more. - Mrs. =. l.. BRILL,
1909 Booth Street, Milwaukee, Wis.
The most successful remedy for wo-
mans ills IL lydia r. Pinkham's Nege-
table COMPOUND. II has stood the test
for forty years. which would be impos-
slhle II il did not have genuine merit
tor special advice, free. write
to Lydia 4. Pinkham Medicine
Go. tconfidcniiai Lynn. Mass.
Your letter will he opened. read
and answered ny "a woman, aud
held in strict confidence.
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pound | was n ply
steal wreck | had
been going 10 "a doc
tor for several years
but he dld M no
good. A friend told
me about Lydia T..
Pink ham $ Vege,a
bic Compound, SO |
decided 10 give il "A
fair trial, and !, gave
me relief from bear
ing dow pains
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-03

With Wilson in the White House you know where you &c, off
with Hughes y tho White House YOU wouldn't know when you'd he
The Republican. promised the votkinsman a fMl dinner pail
Wilson gave them three square meals a day eight hours work and
Wilson Gave the farmer more than the G q. + ever had magma
whether YOU are working n whether you are fighting. You know
what kind OF a Job you've got YOU know whether sou are getting
haven't had a Panic in four wears. You know what has been done to
Don't you ted the change Don, you realize that We we're
headed toward the Tenartl system OF Europe And don't You realize
wa Y"u know G that n Nv Wf. VA, wo "F mn mss "'" wa, ., o." a %e,~r to pleas,
Hearst and other, who arc similarly Interested in that country. You
tno" that he won make war on German, .a' to please Roosevelt
You know tmt ds Administration Ia, done more tor American
business, big and l't'le high and low, every kind OF business but
crooked than has been done IN any forty years OF American history.
When the Nrea, Wat brosc ont american public opinion almost
unanimously sad: Wilson oant possibly keep "a, out OF it. Europe
clothes and a straight nose, ana keep both ewes and both legs ani all
ten fingers ana a house "ver our heads They, drag II, n whether
we ger IN. Wasn't that the argument that was passed from mouth
TO mouth IN july and August OF I9t+'
We'll, were still over here. where we belong. minlinv mr. oNp
business, saving wood, working overtime. better PAID than ever before.
IN school and ven have a ncighbor vc can he proud OF and do bq,inc,,
with and look back with pleasure T.. the day, when wc BIZ bo,hcrcd it!
,tomnch> iuu, and veil be read, to i% a hand 10 TO sn %ra ' brn, ~
bleeding Europe when She tires OF the fruitc>, boo,c, game oi cut.
There !, just one Inc IN which Europe today ,urpa,,c> us: she
II YOU don, know Wilson and wba, he stands Tor. rs
because you have been too busy with your own personal pros.
per't>. IT you don't realize how safe you ire in his hands
Tor tour years more it is because YOU have felt so secure dur.
's hi, presen, administration that YOU haven't felt the need
ut botherins about your safety.
l>, lu Snow Wlon. Sou can SCI HIM. You can i~l am
=, m your :, o ui,h s.. r@u can ,e4'r HIM m your homes DO YOU want
Wake no mistake That, wha, mean, That is what Hol5r,
That's the ',>uc OF TIN, Cwp1gn, the only issue IL h, bee,
,alor.} i2OeI,qI i 9, been allied Promise, Vs. N,hc,cmen,> bt
lang It al! Mr. Hughc, doe,rt even make d ,post. PROMISE lie
as Wasted some twenty troeand nile, OF perfectly good radvr
he can't hnd IT, Hes Ike the man rm, .ao, Sc, the Wood, for the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-03
IL, O2O Bags of Mail
Seized by England
Is Claim of Germany

ny Ltening hetaIi irasrJ wirsi
|tI.. HU. e. .,... H.
II.' Altogether $4,000 .,.- .f'
f from German. >ri 4. .. .,.,
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WOMAN 4
PHYSICAL WRECK
Tells in Following Letter How
She Was Restored to Health
by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Milwaukee. Wis. -"Before taking
Lydia T.. P%inkham's Vegetable Com.
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WEDDINGS
Ilerl.ln1n.

To rather dampneaa Of the aImos-
pheTs and muddinesa Of the drive
VIZ did mi seriously interfere with
the progress of one Of those very In
tefezting and pleasufable events
which IN this case eliminated IN the
matrimonial union Of Mr. Maurice
Allen Ecker and Miss Blanche Alice
Glover. both Of this county The
Res. 7. II. Wright. the brides pastor,
performed The ceremony at Union
town. Saturday at o'clock ,. m.
She Nas alfred In navy blue suit,
viii hat and gloves u match, Hhila
the groom appeared N conventional
blaeEz with white tie.
: reception vas given at the resi-
deuss OF the brides parents. near
New Windsor. Among the many
friends present TO express their con,
gratulations aud good wishes for the
present aud future Of the Young
couple were lie following Mr.. :. w.
Glover and NIfe. Mr.. John e. Deeds
and Rlfe, Mr. Albert H0nd and wife.
Mrs. Jesse Carr and Hon. Mr. George
). Glover, wife and son, Mr. Harry
ID Glover and wife, Mr Clarence X.
Glover and wife. MIR. ]. Ernest Gloy-
er Kife and daughter. Mr.. Ezra W.
Miller and wife. Messrs. John G. Clio,
yer. Paul T. Franklin. Horace Il.
Glover and Arthur ). Patterson,
Misses Hollis Z. Glover and the little
girl. Mary {. and Grace T.. zepp.
The bride and groom we're kindly re-
membered In many useful presents
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DEATHS.
harness..


Gustayus Barnes, retired merch-
ant Of New Windsor, died at his home
at that place Wednesday In his 18th
year. He was prominent and vide
Unknown resident OF this county. He
was an ardent Republican and some
years ago was candidate on his
party's ticket and was defeated only
BY few votes. He Il survived by
his widow, three sons and one daugh-
ter. Il. e. Barnes, of Columbus. o.;
Walter A. Barnes, J. Edward Barnes
and Mrs. Clifton G. DeYilbiss, OF New
Windsor. He also leaves two broth
ers and two sisters, Mrs. Harry
Ecker. of Baltimore. and Miss Eliza
beth Barnes. Of Unionville: Noah
Barnes. Of New London. and William
Barnes. OF Oak Orchard.
Funeral services will be held Sat
urdaY morning at the house at 10 O..
m. Rev. J. T. Marsh officiating. In
terment In pipe Greek cemetery The
pallbearers we're r d. snader, Car
roll. James, Z. f. Stanffer, George
Englar. Charles s. T. Repp and II. d.
Reed. Harvey Bankard & Son. fu-
neral directors.
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Mrs. Jesse Eckard, widow Of the
late Rev Jesse Eekard. aged 81
years. died al the home of her dangh-
ter. Mrs. George ID. Hartman, near
Frizellbnrg, Wednesday morning
from heart trouble She was n mem
Der Of the Bethel Church of God,
Uniontown. at which place the fn-
neral service will be held Saturday
mofalng by Hey. l.. F Murray. In
terment Ia The cemetery adjoining
the church. The following children
survive. Mrs Isaiah copenhaYer
Mrs. Calvin Hyerly. Mrs. John Du-
vail. Mrs. Harry Myers. Mrs. George
ID. Hartman. William. Edward and
Newton Eckard. also b. three sisters
Mrs. David Burns. near this city;
Mrs. Jesse Myers and Mrs. George
DER. Of Baltimore, and Mrs. Isaac
Curry. Illinois Harvey Bankard &
Son. funeral directors.
The pallbearers were James Myers
Carroll Myers. Claude Reifanider.
Calvin StarneT. HARRY Babylon and
Ezra Brown.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Mr. and Mrs. William + F'rick, Of
smallwood. are wearing #mile TIM
won't come on, since the Htork visit
cd their home an1 left them fine
little daughter.
William Thompson. IS years old.
one OF The best known residents Of
Allegany county. died Friday night n
his home III Homecoming from paraly=
SIS. Mr. Thompson had ben III since
September. For Il years Il. Thomp=
son WIS Mayor d Homecoming n
successive terms.
Many members d both branches u
Congress have auhesitaiInKiy e.
pressed themselves in favor of lie
Adamson Automobile Registration
Bill, which provides that \ mOtOfiat
with his homo state number IN free
y travel anywhere in The United
States without additional taxation.
We are IN receipt of the Industrial
edition o. the Allentown Morning
Call of Allentown Pa, This number
contains If pages and setH forth IN
detail the industrial development 81
this section. As Is well known, Al
lentown Is located in the heart Of
Pennsylvania cement mannfactur=
ing section.
Active steps are being ta.en 10 Sc
cure State road out from Union
Bridge aud 1t Is likely thai counsel
will he employed 10 push tie matter
along. The road viii lead Nofthward.
either going through Bark Hill Or
perhaps diverted 10 the MIddlebufR
road where there already Is 4 section
Of State road TIE time Is now here
for everyone interested TO gel busy.
Union Bridge PILOT.
Ionic Lodge of Masons of Reisters=
town has elected and installed the
following officers. Worshipfnl mas
ter, George Triteh. senior warden, 7.
T. Welsh. junior warden The Rev. L.
MeEwen: senior deacon, Charles
Ebaugh; junior deacon, II. II. Grouse.
treasurer. Morris Evans secretary.
Il. Il. Fox. tyler. H r. Russell, and
stewards. Il. M. Perkins and {. n.
Raseman. The retiring pas master.
{. NJ. Baseman, VAS presented With
q solid gold jewel Of the order.
II the bill which was introduced in
the Maryland Senate, on Thursday.
by Senator Frank e. Williams, of
Elkton, becomes a law. the question
Of License" or No License" will
never again be submitted to the
voters of Cecil county, unless petit
ton is signed by twenty-five per
cent of the voters of the county, il
presented to the Board of Election
Supervisors, asking for a vote on
the question. The bill is similar to
the one IN effect In this county at
present.
Rev. Dr. John s. Bowers. president
Of the Maryland Annual Conference
Of the Methodist Protestant Church
and a prominent clergyman of Balu-
more, collapsed On Thursday after
noon of last week while addressing
students IN the Westminster Theo-
logical Seminary. Partially dazed
from what the physicians diagnosed
as a slight attack of apopIexy, DR..
lowers was assisted from the plat
form by DR.. Hugh L. Elderdiee, pres
ident of the institution. Dr.. Bowers
as taken to his home In Baltimore.
here he Is improving.
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IlefIlbiss

~ kittIa Ann DexIibisa. widow
Of he late George v DegilbIsa. dec
at hsT home. near - Windsor.
yesterday morning. at n n. m. aged
so Ysara. s months and days She
10 survived b four daughters. hrs
John Roop Afs. William Garzneh.
Mr. = h STEM. Mr. Clarence In
sor. 20 son. Howard and Clifton.
Funeral services VII - held sun
dHy i II a n. in tn Brick MeIho-
diHf Protestant church. naar MaHTnrd.
conducted b. ~ ] 7 Marsh N
tefHenI IN - adjoining cemetery.
e. ! Walt. funeral director.
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IlYs.

Mr.. and Mr.. Charles Hoffman md
daughter. Mis- Mary. Charles PiIlen-
ger, Charles and Elmer Martin spent
Sunday with Mn. George Pittenger
and family
Meaars. Clarence and Harvey pIt-
tengeH we're visitors at Graceham On
Tuesday
Mr.. Lizzie pIttenger spent We'd
nesday with Mrs. Nellie Miller. of
Creagerstown.
Mesars. Charles. Elmer. Luther and
John Martin. Charles Hoffman, IuIh-
er Fox. spent Sunday With Mr.. Har-
vey rIttenger.
Mrs. William Martin. hrs. Minnie
Hoffman and daughter spent Monday
with hrs. Herbert Martin.
Misses Benlah Martin and ruth
Fox are on he sick IIst at this
writing
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Second NeH Taper Machine Ter
Asbestos ComnHay.

TIE work = erecting the second
ueH paper machine ordered come
months aEo : the baltimore Hoof-
Ing : Asbestos Mfg. =. will tart
at once. the IIrst carload shipment
having reached the plant Thursday
OF tia week THIS i the advance
guard Of practically = rain load. IL
requiring from twenty =seyen 10
thirt. cars II deliver mis- machine
from he makers 10 lie Asbestos
Works. II fenI at one me II would
practically occupy a whole Western
Maryland freight train. The install
lation vii require several weeks but
the UTamco officials expect 10 hase II
IN operation sometime during Feb
ruury.
When the liant W. erected and
hrst equipped. the Dramco officials
felt Int the lad made ample pro
vision for several years 10 come by
Installing whaI i regarded one o. The
largest paper machines n the world.
but n 4 year.H time business haH de-
veioHed no rapidly thai early last
fall ! became apparent that the pro-
dueII0n OF til machine could not
ht4N HAiA WI Alf MGMA8Hu tHH TIT
product. and ~ order Nas placed for
a second machine. The concrete
foundations hafe been down for sew
eral weeks and everything Is in readi-
ness 10 erect the machine az rapidly
as Il arrives. This VII avoid the
congestion which would he Incident
70 dumping twenty seven or thirty
cars d machinery IN he works at
one Time.
Tie company has practically COM
pleted the installation Of second
roofing maehIne. and although In
running order. will not be placed in
commission unIIl after tie new paper
machine is completed.
With these Two additions, the pro
duetIon OF the Hnamco Company vii
be practically double that OF the
present time. md the faet that such
additions are necessary indicates the
favor with which the products hive
been received ~ the trade and pre-
sages : most prosperous year during
1916.
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EccentrIeIiles ofl!enins.

aud whose little boy are yon?"
asked the benevolent but near sight
cd professor Of small boy he noticed
walking along II his side.
Why. I'm your little boy, father.
Don't YOU know me?s
Well. we'll So You are." exelaim-
ed the professor, peerIng into the
childH face. And what are you do
ing 50 far from homer.
1ou told me TO come along uIth
yon and curry something home to
mother.
Dear me- 20 | did. And-hum-
what was Il now Yonr mother
wanled9
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HUBBY

A young husband who bad not 1onnd
married life exactly path of roses,
and vino sincerely wished 10 prove 70
his wife the denIh OF his affection,
went home one evening and said
cheerIlY. We'll. rllda, You can't guess
what ! have done today
Made fool 81 yourself. az usual.
replied Tilda. nngracieuEly.
That's as you look at i. dear one. :
On. John Henry said he wife. II
you've done anything more than
usually ldiotie out with i and have
done Nth It. What under creation
have Yon been ~ TO now7a
"Tilda. dearest. | have insured ny
life.
WeIl.s said tie irate little woman.
Il always knew you were mean. m
sured sonr life. indeed. al Always
looking ont for yourself I|rHIis
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snlelser.

ArH. Charles +. smelser. died nj
her homo In Tniontoxn. Wednesday
morning, aged 81 years. months
and % days. She Is survived b. her
husband an one son. Harold. her
father. Josiah Erbs three aiafers
AlfeHta G. Erb. Berry, Erb and hrs.
NJ y. Routzahn. and tSo brothers,
Harry +. Erb and =. &c Erb. near
this ely
Funeral services vi lie held sat.
urdHY afternoon At the house # ?
O'Clock. Rev. I &. Wright. officiating
lnterment In he Methodist Protest
ant cemetery. IniohtoHn. Harvey
BanRafd a san. funeral directors.
falIBearerH Nero Milton A. ZoIIIek-
offer. Edgar Myers, Frank RomHnsrt,
Fielder Gilbert. HurrieT Gookson and
johnson iIalIeaHerry.
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selI-Poreman.

Raymond I. selby, Of Union bridge
and Hilda Foreman, Of Taneytown,
We're married At the Lutheran par
sonage. at Taneytown, y Rev. l. B.
Hafer. Thursday evening. The at
tendants were Mr.. and Mrs. Murray
H. selby, OF Union Bridge.
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TT COAIMaN Is not TO BLAME
FOB TRANSPORTATION C0yDI.
TI0ss. He i doing his best how
ever. % take rare OF he needs d his
patrons, In suite OF ne conditions
and he added expense u doing husI-
ness. smith : ReifsnIaer are giving
the same sold service
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TIE RAILROAD SITUATION is
CLEARING II. While some embar.
goes are on and others are put on,
the conditions are clearing up grad
nalIJ.. Resolve now 10 bur your
GoaI next Year In June-thaI.s the
onl. safe nay. Order OF Smith a
ReIIsnlder.
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Davis.

InIou nakIz died = hia hone in
Baltimore. Wednesday Funeral ST.
vices and lut.Hment today.
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MARRIED

January eQ. = Lutheran Parsonage uHIanlown
b r. W Z. szIIzgiver Charles W. Marker and
Alies I. Starnef. 18th of FrizslIburg
January p b Rev. W Z. saItzgver. Paul n
Wilhelm and Jezzis ]. Ecker. both Of Mes Wind
aoF.
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LET Us De GRATEFUL FOR
THESE THINGS ABOUT THE COAL
SITUATION. That the weather has
been mild thus far, That there are
0nlY more weeks OF winter TINT we
haze been taken care Of rs well as
we have. Better conditions are COM
ing, order today of Smith 4 ReIfsnld-
ar
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

The former Thomas : Company that
have been located at s. East Main ST.,
will On FEBRUARY 1sI be located at
No. East Main Street in the ALBION
BUILDING. next to the Red Front
Store. jan 2a-3t.
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HOGS WANTED
WEEKLY.

Dressed or alive. Fresh and suRar
Cured Hams and Bacon for sale ut all
times. ]. ELMER MYERS.
jim 28-tf Pleasant Valley, Nd.
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WANTED.
sxz4zs#kxzA#xxzxx4%4xz*x4

WANTED. A teamster and good
farm hand. Apply ut Advocate Office.
IHn 9s-2t
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Rev. DR.. Peregrlne Wroth has
served a. pastor of the Protestant
Episcopal Church of the Messiah.
Gay and Fayette streets. Baltimore.
Tor the last 40 years. There are few
churches that can boast Of having
the same minister In their pulpit for
SO long a time Or. Wroth is a m
tive of Kent county, Maryland, and
was born in 1873. He received his
education at the Theological Semi
nary of Virginia. and after finishing
his studies was given his first charge
in Mathews county. Virginia. When
he took charge Of the Church OF the
Messiah the neighborhood where the
church stands was one of residences.
Today 1t is a 1onfishing business
district. But this does not appear
10 detraet from the attendance At
The Sunday services, as the church
draws from all parts OF tie city. Dr.
Wroth l. we'll known in this city.
always spending part of his summers
IT the Winchester Place. which i
If4zssaFIA1 -. hi aI24a,.g
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Maryland Railway Company to divert
It's trains over the Green Spring vi
ley Brunch of he Northern Central
Railroad Company during tie repairs
TO the Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel
between Union and Fulton Stations
lie granted, was the recommendation
made to the Public Service Commits
sion yesterday There was prorIHo
attached. however. which will com
pei the company 10 run shuttle trains
through the tunnel so that passen-
gers between Union Station and The
Junction ut OwInga Mills. whore The
N-,oltern Maryland will switch back
on its own tracks. may enjoy the
as'ae service heretofore extended
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Pleasant Grove Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school. Of SandYYille. have
elected the following officers for
1916: Superintendent. Howard Lock
ard. assistant superintendent, Harry
flateri treasurer. [. II. shipley. ser
rotary. Jeanette Rash. assistant
secretary. John Magee. librarian.
Lille I.oekard. Missionary Society
Missionary president, Wilbur Arnold
vice president. Fannie eaple: ser
rotary. Mollie Tlaier. treasurer. T.
d. Shlpley; Temperance Society,".
Grace Green. secretary
and treasurer. Herbert I'LL. The
teachers in the Sunday school are
Miss Fannie Caple. Mr.. |. Il ShinIeY.
Mrs. ]. T. Magee. Mrs. nntler Cor
such. Mrs. Dennis Green. Mr.. Harry
flatef. hrs. l.. i. Rash. hrs. 7. ..
ShipleY nd Mrs. Walter Iockard.
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March s. ut 10 o'clock a m, head of horses
and mules IL head of cattle. and farming nipple
ments. Howard Baker. near Winfield. F. A.
Crawford Auctioneer.
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February 10. at ~ M. live stock and farming
implements. Joseph L. Rill. on the Martin farm
Tan
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February II at IL a. M. mules. horses 5
shoats 80 barrels of corn and good line Of farm
tsx implements. Howard f. Taylor. quarter mile
north of Patapseo, on the old Eliza Taylor farm
VIM. Blizzard & Son. Auetioneer
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March Il. II m. Cows and Farming Implements
Vim. H. Belt, on Deep Run road = mile from
Eai harris Store and miles East of Union Mills
John w. Flickinger Auetioneer.