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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-30

The Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity at
the Kansas State Agricultural college
wishes to make the following an
nouncement: 1t has pledged Ruskin
Coach, Leroy Gillispie and Frank
Heath, all of Anthony, Kan; Merton
Swanson, Glen David and Palmer
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-30

The w T. K. club will hold it,
first meeting of the season Tuesday
afternoon, October 8. at the home OF
the president, Mrs. w. E. Section, Gil
Clay street.
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Notes and Personals.

Notes and Personals.
Five automobiles carried young peo-
pie of the Second Presbyterian church
to the north end of the brick kiln
bridge, where watermelons, weinies
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SANTA FE

Notes and personals from Santa Fe.
by Frances jones. 211 Grattan street
telephone between 8 and 10 g. M. $500;
other hours, 4751 K-2.
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-NOtSC
Mrs. Walter Wedding will return
tomorrow from Atchison, where she is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Harry E.
Muchnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren w. Smith, of
Chicago, are visiting Mrs. Smiths
uncle, Mr.. N F. Garretson, and Mrs.
Garretson. They attended the bank
ers' national convention in Kansas
City, and are in Topeka for the week.
end.
Mr.. Charles Eldridge has left for
Chicago to resume his work at the
Chicago university.
Mrs H. E. Don Carlos of Lawrence
spent Thursday in Topeka
Miss Lydia Bolmar left today for
Washington, d. c., where she will
! teach domestic and applied art in the
National Park seminary. She was ac-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-25

Mfs. Mary =. Allen. wife Of Joseph
i. Allen. died Wednesday nIKhI II
her homo NJ NarIn Branch. after \
lon Illness of IIs lnfirnitIes q aEe
an : complication If diseases. Ar.
Allen i III and i i doubtful Hasther
he I'll be able u attend the funeral
services
mrH. Alien. mo vas formerly >
MIsa Richardson. AS horn n Mount
Washington IN ia Beside. her
husband. she Il survived h Two
daughters, Mfa. Habert r -. Of
Carroll county. md ArH. Harvey =.
FIIs. Of BALTIMORE one son. IIarTT T.
Allen. Of North branch. Gre sister.
M John glbbcn.. II baltimore. one
brother. William Richardson. - III.
nuLH. and nine grandchildren.
TIE funeral I'll = held At o'clock
fhIH afternoon fTnm Wards .eth.
odIzt Eplscopal Chapel. al Hol6Took.
Services Will b conducted h he
pastor. the Re-. .. i Dibble.
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Johnson.

Charles Il. Johnson. aged = years.
months and : days. died Monday. at
hIs home. neaT NlddlebufK lie IL
survived b. HI widow and three
children, The funeral services we're
held al Beaver Dam yesterday whore
InIerment - made The nallhear
eTH we're Joseph Koontz. Philip Keef
IT. Scott Konntz. Charles Bowman.
Edward Hitsahes and David :. nepp.
I. d. Fuss 1 Son funeral directors
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HEAVY DAMAGES DEMANDED.
BIZ Of s20,Ooo For Delegate :. Frank
Eli introduced.

Senator WaffIeld introduced Into the
Senate this week bill asking for
30 300 for damages suffered b. Mr..
and Mrs Il. Frank Ely, and their prop
erIy by reason Of pollution Of q
stream called piney Run, b. the
Springfield State Hospital.
The bill Is as follows:
AN ACT TO appropriate a sum of
money to pay Z. Frank Ely and
Mamie +. Ely. his wife, for injuries
done to their property and damages
suffered by them. through the pollu-
ton of their stream called "Piney
run by the Springfield State Hos
pIlaI an agent Of the State OF Mary
land.
WHEREAS. the said e. Frank Ely
and Mamie +. Ely. bis wife. are the
owners OF large tract OF land ada
cent to the property OF the State Of
Maryland upon which IL located the
buildings OF Springfield State Hospital
for the Insane. aud upon which the
Springfield State Hospital hae con-
sITneIed a large sewage system:
AND WHEREAS, by reason 81 tie
failure OF the State of Maryland to
properly complete said sewage system,
the sewage from the numerous build
Ing on said property was emptied
Into .piney Hun. md thence carried
upon the Ely property injuring It and
causing sickness both TO them and
their minor children.
AND WHEREAS. suit i now
pending by them against the Nan
ayers of Springfield State Hospital
for the injuries suffered by them up
TO September Is. 1914. from which
date the pollution Of said stream has
continued, resulting In the sad =.
Frank Ely and Mamie r. ElY. his
wife. being compelled TO desert and
abandon their home upon their said
property In an effort 10 recover their
health which has been seriously I'M
paired:
AND WHEREAS. said injuries and
the damages suffered by them vas
caused by the agents of the state Of
Maryland for IT. benefit and n its
behalf. and Il Il the desire OF The State
Of Maryland to compensate the aald
Z Frank Ely and Mamie F. Ell. his
vile. ~ far a. possible for the wrongs
unasoIdably inflicted upon them.
BE IT ENACTED BY TIE GEN
EnAL ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND.
That the Comptroller OF the Treasury
be. md he Ii hereby authorized and
directed TO draH : warrant upon the
Treasurer OF the State OF Maryland
for the sum Of Twenty Thousand
Dollars in favor 81 the said Z. Frank
Ely md Mamie : Ely. his vie. and
the aid Treasurer il hereby author
lied md directed % pay TO tns aaid
Z Frank Ely and Mamie +. LIZ. his
wife. The said zum 81 twenty thousand
dollars in full compensation foT al
damages suffered b. them and their
property by reason Of the pollution
Of the stream called "Plnoy Run by
the Springfield State Hospital
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-25

Jacob lawyer died at hIa home Mt
Pleasant Valley. Tuesday morning.
aged &c years. months and i days.
lie Is survived by his widow. two
daughters. Mr. Robert BanEard. near
Taneytown. Hra. Fowler. n Balti-
more. and one son. Jonas Lawyer.
Frlzellburg.
Funeral services were held Thurs
daY morning from his home IT 10
o'clock. Rev. Luther Hoffman nflciat-
Ing IntermenI in Pleasant Valley
cemetery. raIlbearers we're Edward
Hahn. Joseph YIngiing. Edward Wing
ling. Harry DeYllbiss. Edward Gel
man. Robert Wantz. William Wing.
Ing and Noah Powell james VI.
stoner. funeral director.
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SHEEP FREEZE 70 GROUND
Farmer Has To TOP his floeE
Loose With n Axe.

j. '. WIllhite, q farmer near here.
spent the greater parI d day chop
ping HI sheep from the icy ground
TO which they had been frozed during
Sunday nights sleeI.
The sheep went 70 the far aide 81
their pasture Saturday. When Will
hite found It impossible 70 drive them
back To their pens he took load d
straw bedding and LEFT them In the
open f0T the night.
In the morning he found some Of
the aheeD standing ana some lying.
but all frozen to the ground After he
had chopped them from the Ice The
sheep seemed none the worse for the
experIenee.-St. Paul Dispatch.
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roa LIBERTY Road nons
III Delegates Il Attend annapolis
Hearing TadaJ.

: large delegation from the FIRST
Second and Third districts u naltl-
Il ore county vi 20 TO Annapolis
NlIa he Liberty TOAD Improvement
Association TO-DAY II 9 a. N. II 1t
tend ; hearing uuUn the BIZ nov
i.efnTe he Finance Committee IaT tie
rebuilding of the Liberty road from
Old court road. near Randall.Iosn.
10 Sorih Branch. u the Baltimore
Carroll county linz. The distance to
be improved l. lezH than seven miles
and I'll make =. Liberty road >
u rough highway - he northwest
Ihe remainder 81 this road md
about i've miles II Carroll county
have been improved by the State
Roads Commission. % that i CON
meets xIth the STATE highway Tun-
nInK between Westminster and Sykes
vile. The Frederick road and he
south md southwest
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Frank.

Mrs. Julia Frank. wife 81 Wesley
Frank, died Wednesday evening at
her home. # Maple Grove. Of apo
plexy. aged - years. She i survived
~ her husband. one sister. Mrs.
Susan Smith. this city. and one broth
er. John Myers. this city.
Funeral services were held this at
ternoon In MiIlers United Brethren
church. Rev John Ness. pastor. OFF,
eIating Interment In adjoining eeme-
terry. PaIIbearera were Jacob Roop.
Wesley Miller. William kaitrider.
Frank Sherman. John Denner. VIM.
Il. nu and George Biehi :. '. Tip
Ton 4 Son funeral directors
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William II. Weaver died II his home
near Parkton. Wednesday night. after
: short illness Of heart trouble. aged
6 years. lie i survived - hIs Wild
on. one son md two daughters. al
home. Funeral services - - held
Saturday afternoon IN Forest baptist
church, Rev. Edward Minor officiating
Interment IN adjoining Cemetery. G.
:. Upton : son. funeral directors.
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-I.INEBORsl.

Howard Koontz resigned his posi-
ton With benton wafehaIm and left
for Baltimore. where he has secured
employment With his brother.
William Wertz. agent for the Ford
and Overland cars, Is making prepaT=
atoms for the erection Of ! new gar
age. Mr.. Nertz Will have compe=
tent man IN charge 10 make all re-
pairs.
Irving Kesier. who Is employed b.
Chas. Stick recently broke his right
leg above ne ankle b. slipping On
some Ice covered with SNOW DR..
banner, Of Chenille. reduced the
fracture.
Jacob Dubs Is confined 10 his house
by illness.
There i IN improvement In the
condition Of Daniel Armstrong. who Il
on the sick llst.
Mrs. Cyrus Hetrick visited friends
ut Green nIdge, Saturday.
Miss TrIexa WareheIm. Of lamp
stead, yislteI her brother. e g. Ware
helm, and family, recently.
Misses Della and Ella Nolfgang, Of
York, visited their parents on Sunday.
Miss Florence Miller. Of Melroae.
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Miller last week.
Misses Alice. BernIce and Mary
Kopp. attended the funeral Of their
uncle at Ne. Oxford. recently.
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FREEDOM.

Miss Gertrude fiolettc, Of Hampton.
i visiting her grandfather. Mr..
Joseph BerreIt. Of Freedom.
nr. Henry faEel, who haa had the
rip. 10 improving At this writing
Miss Marie Harris spent Wednes-
daY with MlsH Bessie SelbY.
Mss Grace Hatfield, Of Freedom.
haa returned home after spending a
week with HT. and Mrs. Charley
Myers. Of Gambler.
We are having fine weather II this
writing.
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uNIONTOHN.

Rev. Joseph Murray. Of sandyyille
w. Va. Ii visiting his brother, Rev
L. F. Murray.
Miss Elizabeth WeybrIghl. of Blue
Ridge College. was the guest of Miss
Hilda EnElar over Sunday.
Mr.. Dr. Kemp. who has been I'll. Is
improving.
Mr.. Walter Devilbigs, Of Philadai.
phia, was homo over Sunday. Mr.
Paul DepilbIsa, of JohnaloHn, Is max
Ing visit 1T home.
The young people Of the Lutheran
church gave IN entertainment on Sat.
nrday which was quite : success
The program was well rendered and
very much enjoyed by the audience.
Mrs. PerIa McMaster vas called
suddenly u Harrington, Del, by the
illness Of her little niece. Nary Mar.
garet MaaIern.
Miss Annie 0'Mear. Of Glyndon, Il
the guest Of Miss Nellie Ham.
The young folks OF the Lutheran
church. Who gave an entertainment
last Saturday evening vii repeat II
In Walden'a Hall. MIddleburg, Satur.
day, March :. The title Of the play Il
a "Trip to Happy Town. Doors
open at $50 D. m.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-25

Mrs. Barbara Ellen Croft died at her
home. near snydersburg. Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock. aged s. years.
70 months and % days. She Ii sur
yIved by her husband. Mr. Adam
Croft, three sons. Adam. BENJAMIN
and Arthur. and three daughters. Mrs.
Mary MerrYman. Baltimore: Mrs.
Florence Derr. Hampstead. and Mrs.
nartha Slmons. Of the. South.
Funeral services will Be held Sat
urday. meeting At the house at 10
o'clock. with further services In the
church at suydersburg. InIerment In
the adjoining cemetery. Jacob Wink.
funeral director.
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HLOHRyII.IL

Mr.. Raymond Blizzard. Of Sandy
Vile. and Mr. Edward Darnhart, Of
Iowa. spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. Walter Blizzard and family,
of FlohrvilIe.
Mrs. Harry Hooper and daughter.
Hilda. spent Friday evening In FIohr-
vile.
Mr.. and hrs. Herbert Richardson
and daughter, Hazel. visited Mr.
Lester Waltz and family Sunday.
Mr.. Joseph Brandenburg and MT
Ennis, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Blizzard and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Warfield, Of
Eldersburg. are seriously III.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This ! - aIsa notice TIT - Subscribers -.
sbsai.sd IHaa the Orphanzz Curt Of Carroll Ga.z=
n. IN HzT.zz -. letters IszI.zazaIsFy the EsE=
suaAl EzIH.z d
LEWIS GREEN. sa..
late q Carroll County. aazzzssd. An psFsoaz
having claims against II Diseased are haHsz.
wnFnaa :. exhibit the azm@. 18th the vouchers
Thereof IzzzIlr zutheatlea.aa. . Ihs Eab~eTlHzzz
On OF baIaza Iha 18th aay q September 1915. IT.
mar otherwise ~ law b szslzzasd frun ~ bsa=AI
u ed szzzIsE
GIvsa anzsT oar hands tn zIzI DAY Of FsHzH=
arr. isla.
ISAAC I. GREEN
LEHIs GREEN, -.
feb zzzH Exoeuta4z
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This : > i've notice -. The subscriber y.
obtainsI ITuza the OFphsna1 Ea1Ff d Carroll Ce.H
", MARYLAND. lettsrs Of Administration N -
personal szIa1s of
JACOB ?. GREEN.
late OF Carroll County Marrla1a. dsceased. Al uaE=
warned - exhibit the an. nth the vouchers
tharAoI ally authenticated, = the suhscrlHzz.
on or bslaEs lhs e5th dsy q September. 1919 t.
may Otherwise By law be excluded from all bsaz-
hta O. - szzsts.
Given azzs- NJ hand II - day Of February.
cEnTIE v. GREEN.
feb asz.I Administrators. :
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DEATHS.



Having been an invalid for many
years, Mrs. Anne Hammond Tub
man died about o'clock Wednesday
night OF the Infirmities OF age at the
residence OF her son. Alexander A.
Tubman, Jr.. 1641 North Calvert
street, Baltimore. She was born In
Hartford county. Nd, &c years ago and
was the widow of the late Alexander
!. Tubman. ST.. Of this city After
his death - years ago she vent to
Baltimore 10 reside. She was an
aunt OF former Mayor ]. Barry Ma
hooi and daughter of Henry and
Fannie Hammond, deceased. She is
survived by Two sons, Alexander A.
Jr.. OF Baltimore. and c. Eugene Tub
man, Court street; eight grandchild-
rem and two sisters. Mrs. James Bow
erman. OF Jacksonville. Fla. and Mrs.
Herman Won Stamp, OF New York.
She was q member of St Ignatius'
Catholic Church. Funeral services
we're held this morning At % o'clock
IN ST. Johns Catholic Church. this
city. Rev. MaIlon officiating. Inter-
ment in the adjoining cemetery. Har-
xey Bankard : Son. funeral directors.
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DET0I1ls.

Mrs Webster Harniah and daughter.
Anna. Of Brooklyn. ). Y. are visiting
Mrs Harnishs parents. DIR. and Mrs.
G. II. DilleF.
p. o. Weant, of Westminster, spent
Sunday with his mother. here.
II. L. Boyer has been suffering
this week with very severe sore
throat.
Dora Miller, OF near town. is visit
ing In Hanover.
Mrs George Wilhlde. Of near I'm
mitsburg. and Miss Annie Rinick. Of
Chambersburg. spent Saturday Nth
Robert speilman and wife, Mrs.
Gertie Freshour. of Thurmont. visited
at the same place on Sunday.
Mrs. Edward Baker. of unionglIle.
visited Mrs. Mary Weybright and
daughter. on Tuesday.
Vim. D. Sehildt was in Westminster
Tuesday on business.
Joseph SLorb and wife visited Dr.
and Mrs. Luther Kemp. of Uniontoan.
ON Sunday.
Mrs. Greasan and daughter. Roae.
of Taneytown, visited John Laurence
and wife. this week.
Those who attended the funeral Of
Mrs. Reuben DeYIlbiss. at Middle
burg. On Tuesday we're Mrs. Robert
Spielman and daughter. Lille. Mrs.
John Iaurance, Mrs. 0reasan, Mra.
William Stitley and Miss Flora Otto.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-25

When a mn Iakes q bitter medi-
cine. he usually leaves 4 little IN the
spoon.
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EMORY.

The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
at Mra. Elias FoHbles' March Ind.
All are invited to be present.
Miss Ella Weaver. Of Halethorpe. Ii
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Weaver.
Mss Fannie Leighl. of Baltimore.
spent the weeks end With her parents.
ME- and Mrs. Charles Leight.
Bear In mind the Washington
Birthday social By the Emory school
on February 26. All are invited TO be
present
Mra. Mary s. Wall has gone to
Baltimore, after spending several
months with Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Bond and family.
Mrs. Samuel Elseroad and family,
OF Wesley, visited her sister. Mrs.
William Beam, on Wednesday last
Miss Mary Elseroad. Of Wesley. Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Albert stnll.
MIRA Walter N. Mummaugh, former
ly Miss Anna Bond. takes this oppor-
tunity Of thanking her class of Dew
drops 1T Emory NJ I. Sunday school.
for the beautiful wedding present
they presented on Sunday last Nay
God bless the children. is her wish.
Evangelist Lynch. who liz holding
revival meeting at Emory is having
sueeeee.
Mr. Alder. Stull cut his foot while
cutting trees last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rayer spent
Sunday With her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob upperco. OF FoRblesburg.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-25
MEIR0SE.

A number of young people spent an
enjoyable evening at the home OF nj.
and Mrs. Andrew Sullivan on Thurs
day evening last where they we're
entertained by vocal and instrumental
music.
While returning from the sale OF
Mr. David Asper on February 9Th.
James FuhrmaR-jumped over a fence
and fell and bursted his knee cap. Mr..
Thurman is unable to walk without
the aid OF a crutch.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gregg and
daughter, Margaret. of Lineboro. and
Mr.. George Eisenhuth. OF near Silver
Ran. visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs.. Andrew Eisenhuth, OF near
Ebbvale, on Sunday last
The auction held at W. ii. Mppy's
store on Saturday last was largely at
tended Mr.. Lippy sold his property
TO Mr.. L. L. Roger, Of near Sherman,s
Church. Possession will be given on
April 1st.
Meesrs. VIM. sholl, Jr., Kenneth
cutting wood on the wood lot Of Mr.
John Graf, OF near Hbbvale.
Mr.. John Graf loaded carload OF
lumber on Saturday last, which he
shipped to Hanover. Pa.
The Ebbvale Ore Mine has stopped
washing ore last week and are now
Skating in another field on the
Hoover farm.
~. and Mrs. c. ]. Sauble and Mr..
VIM. crnmrine, OF this place. spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sholl and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Frock spent
Sunday at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Noble and family.
Misses Nellie Sholl Margaret Var
nep and Sadie Sullivan spent Sunday
at The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Wine.
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MILIEIIS.

Quite q number Of our young folks
attended the oyster supper given By
the AIesia Band. At Alesia Hall.
Thursday and Saturday evenings.
Mise Myrl Miller. Of the State Nor
NAL School. Towson. spent from Fri
day until Monday visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. K. Miller.
Clarence Miller. Of Hanover. Pa.
visited bis parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Miller, Sunday.
Miss Bessie Snyder and Miss Har-
ris. Of Hampstead, visited the formers
aunt, Hrs. Samuel Hare. last Sunday.
George Hare, who has been suffer
ing severe pain from sciatic rheuma.
tism. i slightly improved.
Mrs. Charles Epp1ey and son. Of
Alesia. and Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Boil
linger. Of near Manchester, visited Mr..
and Mrs. George BolIInger Jr, last
Sunday.
George Trout, OF FORK, Pa, visited
his brother-in-law. Emory Bollinger.
and family last Saturday.
Mrs. Hoover, OF Hanover, Pa. visit
ed her son, George Hoover, this
week. On Tuesday they visited Bal
imore.
Henry K. Miller and daughter. Eva.
spent Tuesday at Glen Rock. Pa.
where the latter Is having her eyes
treated.
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PATAPscO.


There will be a social in the base
ment Of the Methodist Protestant
Church. OF Patapseo. March !. !
special program Is being prepared for
the occasion, such - eomical singing,
recitatlons. dialogues and monologuea.
All are invited to attend.
Mrs. George Shamer, who has been
quite II With grip. : improving II
this writing.
Mrs. Warren shamer and Mrs.
Harry Bowman, of PaIapsco, spent
one day the past week with Mrs.
Denton Shipley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Singer, Of
Patapaoo, spent Sunday last with Mr..
and hrs. Wesley eoker, of near
Patapeeo.
Myrtle shamer and Thelma Bush.
of paLapHco, spent Sunday last With
Miss Ruby VILLAS.
Miss Naomi Knight, of Asbestos.
spent the past week With Miss LaTue
Shamer, OF Patapsco.
Mrs. August Weaver, OF Patapaeo.
spent one day last week with Mrs.
Harry Bowman.
Mr.. Vernon Spencer. of Patapseo.
has purchased an automobile
The wedding bells. will soon be
ringing IN this community.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-03-31
CHAPTER u.
The Mascot of the MonopIane.


0n which l venture an ascension into
the ether and nearly lose my dignity)
found a nice little boarding-house
in one of those large. quiet. old squares
near the British museum, and was very
comfortable there. l made several
friends. notably n Mrs. Christie, an
American widow about ten years old.
er than myself and twice as eager for
amusement One thing soon discov-
cred: 1t was impossible to get into
the Abbey to see the coronation.
Mrs. Christie was greatly distressed
II must see it. Anne" she confided
to me, as we sat together in her little
room In the clearinghouse. Don't
you suppose that the lord chamberlain
would let me in IL he knew that rep
resent the city OF Cedar Plank, Ia?"
1t appeared that tho inhabitants OF
her native town had held voting con-
test for the purpose of sending their
most popular society member to repre-
sent them at the coronation, and Mrs.
Christie had been elected by a very
large majority think OF seventy-five.
! which was enormous. my dear
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-03-31
HIN. EGBERT
BY
M Ng ILLUSTRATIONS o1
w SVF O.IRWIN MYERS
CHAPTER I.


introducing a Pair Of scoundreis.
dn which saiI to sec the Coronation
and. incidentally. discover that l am q
much-advertised-fo person-)
But, goodness gracious, Anne, you
aren't going to England. are your Wait
TIL school closes In June. and we'll
make up party"
My roommate, Mary Jenner. is
meek enough when she is alone with
me. but company lends her a fictitious
persuasiveness. Besides. all the rest
Of the girls curIed up among our cush-
ions agreed with her--I could see 1t in
their faces.
'Tf his sacred majesty. King George
the Fifth, will consent to put of his
coronation until July. shall be glad
TO wait for you." 1 answered. with
some nsperity. But don't think It's
likely. do your
well. but, Anne" Mary was begin
ming. when Agnes Pomeroy broke in.
Agnes Is plump girl with vein of
common sense amounting almost to
genius.
Look here" she said. whats the
user You won't see thing except the
street professions. You might just as
well stay in Winnipeg and read all
about 1t In the illustrated London pa
pers. Nobody can get into the Abbey
without carrying peer"
put my nose in the air. well,
sven at that" suggested brazenly
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-03-31
In the Same Class

Lew Dockstader. the minstrel. wa.
introduced recently to man who
owned place in New Hampshire.
Lots Of good fishing up your way?-A
asked Dockstader. Il hear you own
farm up thI White mountain way"
Good fishing!" cried the other. en-
Enthusiastically. We'll. MIR. Dockstader.
| went out one morning recently and ,
brought back II trout for breakfast =
Got 'em in a half hours time. too.
We had guest at the cottage and they
thought that quite remarkable"
"Gla.- l met you. sir" said Docksta-
der. holding out his hanC with looh
OF imiration. I'm professional
myself.
"A professional" exclaimed the
other What. fisherman?"
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