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TlEYTOWy.

I. w W -
Mrs. D. NJ. Mehring. Mrs. d. y.
Garner and Mrs. E. M Benner attend
ed the funeral Of their cousin. Wm.
Weikert. in Littleatown, on Saturday
last
Walter DemmItt and family. Of
York. spent from Saturday until
Tuesday with Dr. @. W. Demmitt and
other friends here.
Mrs Calvin 7. Fringer and daugh=
ter. Miss Mary. returned Saturday
evening from 4 visit TO Tyrone and
Bellwood. accompanied b. Miss Irene.
who has been teaching school at Bell
wood.
Lawrence Trimmer and family. o.
Hanover. spent the weeks end with
George Newcomer and vie and a.
tended the funeral Of his father, David
Trimmer.
William II. Koontz and wife, OF Ne
KinslTY,s Mills. we're weeks end vIs-
itora IT John y. Stouffef.H.
David Trimmer died 1t his home.
near Town. on Saturday evening from
I the effects of stroke of paralysis he
/ received on Wednesday lie was n
his 14Ih year. Besides hIz wife he i
survived by seven daughters and two
sons. He was : veteran nf the civil
war. His funeral was held Tuesday
afternoon at the Reformed church.
Insefment IN the Reformed cemetery.
Mfz. Mary l. Motter aud daughter:
Mrs. Frank Cunningham and con.
/ MotteT. Of Washington, re visiting
relatives In town.
Mr.. J. Albert ANGEL ana Mrs. n. :
Reindollar vii leave Thursday on ;
visit 10 their brothers and sisters n
Virginia and Weal Virginia.
John D. Bell. wife and ION. Tie.
OF Westminster. spent Decoration d.
! in town
Mr. Charles Gladhll and tao
daughters. Of Hagerato.n, spent
Tuesday with her brother. George !.
Shoemaker fIilnerl and family.
Thomas Kemp and wife sere week :
end guests Of his sister. hrs. John
YingIIng
Guy Ourand and wife. Of Washing.
I ton. D. G.. are the guests Of her
mother. Mrs. Mary 0'NeIl erapstar.
Mr.. William Evans and daughters.
Edna and Nellie. Of Brunswick, were
Saturday guests Of Mrs Evans sister.
Mra IaYina FrInRer.
Dr. :. NJ. Benner and family, spent
Sunday with n home folks. naaT
IAbefIyIown
Miss Dina shriner Il Waiting n
Z LlttfaHiown.
JagI think Of i. Al LAT. Tansytown
Z is 10 have a factory. not ; dress fzH=
tori. but n EnIFt factory. Henr.
Meyer : Co. Of Baltimore. are iitiIHH
un The Changers building The HnrE
OF placing The machinery II being
pushed as rapidly as possible
MEH :. G. O. md two children A.
spending some inc In Emmliaburr
! Nj MillY Drown spent several
days IN Gettysburg. this ssek.
Mr. Fannie s.ambaufh md dAuKhz
ter. q NoodshoTo. attended the faneTz
NJ of her uncle. David Trimmer. -
3 Tuesday.
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SYKEsuILR.

John Forsythe. Of the United States
Marine Corps, has returned TO New
York after spending ten days nth his
mother. Mrs. John forsythe.
Senator w. II. D. Warfeld Who was
appointed on the Board OF Managers
of Springfield Hospital by Governor
Harrington, attended meeting OF the
board Of that institution IN Garrett
Building. Baltimore. last Friday.
Judge and Mrs. y. H. ForEythe and
little daughter, Katherine. Of Baltl-
more. are spending the summer with
the Judges father. VIM. II. Forsythe.
Sr.
Mr.. Frank Hale Is at home again
suffering with erysipelas, contracted
at Springfield Hospital This is Mr..
Hale's second attack and We hope he
will soon recover. and be able To re-
sumo Ms duties at the hospital
Miss Julia BettH. who has been yia=
iting her mother. Mrs. T. Belts, and
her broIher-in-1au. Mr.. ThoH. Ander=
son, has returned TO the Hordham
Hospital. New York
Thursday of last week Mr.. and Mrs.
Marriott shipley entertained Rev. and
Mrs. YIN. Murihead. Mrs. Herbert
Muirhead. of New York, and mr. and
Mrs. +. Y. Carter and little daughter,
Gretchen.
Miss Helen Duderer, OF Ellicott
City, has been visiting her sister, Mrs
Grace Duderer Brown.
Mr.. Kenneth Barnes and Miss Marie
Dolly. Of Baltimore, spent Sunday al
the home of Mrs. Levi Barnes. Mrs
Barnes Is still on the sick list and con
fined 10 her bed
Mr.. and Mrs James Hughes were
called u Baltimore last Sunday by
the death OF Mrs Hughes, mother
Mrs. G. Hewson. Who was for a num-
Der Of years resident OF sykesville
but later of Baltimore
Miss Deulah MeGrone, of Baltimore
was the weeks end guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. I'm. Melville. of Melville Ter
race.
On Saturday M. James Carter and
Mrs. Bertha AldrI1ge. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Jenkins, Of tbs place
motored 10 Annapolis, and we're mar.
ried By Rey Fielding. a former pastor
az the Southern Methodist Church. n
Freedom. Mr.. and Mrs Carter after
spending a few days OF their honey.
moon It sea shore will return to this
place and make their home here
Their many friends wish them much
happiness.
Don't forget the strawberry festival
given y the Ladies. Aid Of st. Paul,l
Church the evening of June 9Th, OF
the church lawn.
Senator and Mr.. Wade + D. War,
field. md daughters. Miss Josephine
= - N.aA = = u. -.
chine . motor 70 Wheeling. W Va.
where Ihey will spend week.
A thief entered the meat house O
Mr. I. y. Carter Iasr Saturday O
Sunday night ana carried o. . pieces
OF meaI=six ham and ten shoulders
He ua1 kind enough to leave MT
J Carter few pieces, but ! Is sup
posed be could not carry ny more
Mr. EarI1r hasn't any idHa Hhv dII
Il, but i was / bold net. he mea
X -
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MANCHESTER


Nine persons narrowly escaped be-
ing killed Sunday morning. hay 20,
when : large New York touring car
crashed into Carroll county car
driven b Mr.. George NJ. Holman ana
owned By Mr.. John Hunt The acci-
dent occurred at the Junction OF the
Sykesville and Frederick roads. The
Hunt car came out OF the sykesvilie
road, Just as the New YORK car came
down the Frederick road. me new
York car vas running at such q hign
speed, that after crashing INTO the
Hunt car. II went through rall renee,
wire fence ana down a lo-Iool em-
DankmenI Inc car neid iIs Daianee
anu none O the occupants were en.ow.
out. ne 'front.' 4neel ana VINO shielu
we're oIoAen anu ons youhk Iaas Vu1
ABOUT the iace. ~ u .hoss ~
fduhl cat were lnIonn ou. ana a.,
InJursu ne noss s1,iousz ~, ~ =
"as M. I7oliluan. =. mp 49, . ~ ,a
eopaponia iiae.a. u 'ns re,
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the past week
Mrs. John Beard. Of New Windsor.
| Is spending some time with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank RomsperI.
Mrs. Susan Wilson sold her prop
erty fer 1910. She also sold her
household goods and will 80 18th her
daughter. Mrs. Marion Riggs. 10 Kan
sas City. 10, to make her home.
An interesting missionary service
was held At the Church OF God, last
Sunday.
Miss Margaret Harmon. after a
months visit returned TO San Mar. on
Wednesday.
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Grove 0. Eaeton. Columbus ShipIey,
Margaret Caples. Leo Davis, Panl
zahn. Misses GoIdia Shipley. Minnie
Midler. Hilda Bowers, Marie Barnes.
Lula Bowers. Florence FrIzeIl. Nellie
Haines. Cecilia Bowers. Ethel Zahn.
Mesars Levi Zahn, Rowe Davis, Eph-
rain Williams, irwin and Robert zahn,
Arthur and Wesley Zahn. Howard
Muller and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schneider en-
tertained Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Schneider. Mr. Joseph Kriener
and sen, Leonard. and Joeaph Eister,
all Of Baltimore
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s.SDYyIII.E.

Those who attended the Carroll
County c. [. Convention at Union
town from Sandy Mount were Fill
more Hoff. Mrs. Thomas Shilling.
Mrs. VIM. Westaway. Mrs. 0rpha
Young, Myrtle and Lottie Caple.
A Loyal Temperance Legion vas
organized at Pleasant Grove Sunday
afternoon for children and young
people of both churches and the com
munlty. Those who organized we're
Miss Carrie Z. Greene. County Super
intendent, Of L. T. I. work: Yrs.
Frank Magee and Myrtle caple. Not
Withstanding the stormy afternoon a
good number were present Twenty
four active members we're received
and four honorary members and ex-
peel many more soon. The following
officers were appointed Superinfen-
dent. Mrs. Frank Magee: assistants.
Hrs. Ulysses ShipleY. Mrs. Guy ".
Caple; president. Catherine Greene !:
Vice presidents. Elizabeth F1ater and
Mary Belle Young: secretary. EIer-
ling Caple: assistant. Holmes Lock-
ard treasurer. Howard Myeriy. IL
brafians Frederick Devilbiss and
Aa0AAAah ~ = 9hktE anu
Miss Greene gave interesting talks
and explained the work Of the Legion.
The next meeting VII be held 1t
Sandy Mount the first Sunday after
noon in July.
Dir. and Mrs. Bertrand Capie and
family and Mr. and Mra. Guy caple
motored to Philadelphia ON Friday.
returning Sunday evening. after nav
Ing visited Ashland Capie and fam
lly. and other places.
: fine shower of rain fell Sunday
afternoon ACCOMPANIED by an cleo
trIeal storm.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Basesoar and
family, Mr.. and Mrs John Baaeaoar.
Of Hanover. Mr.. and Mrs. WeIgert
and family. Of Gettysburg, and Miss
Carrie Greene. OF carroilton, spent
Sunday With I. w. Caple and family.
Pleasant Grove festival will b held
this Saturday evening. II Indictment
II Will be held on Monday evening.
Sandy Mount festival viii be held
Saturday night, June 10. II Inelem-
ent on Monday night
The W. {. 7. Z. met II the home OF
Mrs. FloBHie Taylor iazt Thursday af-
ternoon. with good attendance and
interesting meeting. : parliamentary
drill was taken up l. members. A
number reported having sent flowers
10 the hospitals and provisions 10 the
Door. Officers were elected for The
var President, Mrs. Settle EhaaFh .
Yiee president. Mrs Floaaie Taylor
secretary. MFs. Blanche MaRee; treat
ufer. Myrtle faple. Tie next meeting
VII be AT Mr. Emily Ailgire'a.
The weather IL fine II this writing
Ganntry IL beautiful.
Mr. Raymond Blizzard and Mss
Myrtle Murphy near Gisi were mar
Red at the brides home on Tuesday
night by he eroom.H naBtor. lev.
Fields 4 reception xaa given 10 a
largo number of relatives and friends.
The bride Wa beautifully gowned In
white and carried a Iarga bouquet Of
Brides roaes pink and white. Her
attendant. = girl friend from BHitl-
more, was Epwned In Hhite and ear
RED shower bouquet of roses. The
groom and his best man. Guy nlIz-
zard. OF Philadelphia. wore the con
Yantional black. Mrs. Lucinda uIIz-
zard. mother Of the groom. gave : Iine
reception II the family on Wednesday
nIRht. whore the young couple viii
reside. The sandyyilIa folks eerenad-
Cd them Wednesday night
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ESTABLISHED AGRICULTURAL lHPLE'
TENT : HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING
BUSINESS 70 SALE.

]. ne undersigned Administrators Of
he late 7. !. Bennett. deceased. VII
ell TO settle estate ne AGnIGUL-
TuRAL IMPLEMENTS AND HOUSE,
EOI.D FURNISHING business con-
Quoted By :. 7. Bennett. deceased. To-
Gated In business section OF Sykes
fIIIe. The business i Ilonrishing and
III stand investigation.
Tho business consists Of all stock
on hand md good I'll. also : Two
tory frame atorehouge In business
section and : 2-story warehouse 1T
naled along aide baltimore 1 Ohio
Railroad. This Is : the opportunity
for someone 70 purchase a prosper
ous business.
The Administrator viii sell tie
homo of Ihe late ?. :. Bennett. de-
ceased, located In the residential sec
ton of sYEasville On Springfield
Avenue. This property consists of a
desirable lot improved by q three
story dwelling with u rooms ana all
modern convenience. including bath
and hot-uaIer heating plant. For
further particulars Apply TO
p. ,. BENNETT.
r. L BENNETT.
nay 2e 3 Administrators.
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house beine right At the back door.


house being right at the back door.
Mrs. Jas. Noble resumed her posi-.
ton at Springfield Hospital last Tues.
day after an illness Of three months
MRS. A. Waltzen, who has been sub
shutting for Mrs. Jas. Noble at the
Springfield Hospital. left Wednesday
for Atlantic City, where she expects
TO spend the summer.
Invitations are out Tor the com
meneement at Springfield Hospital
for next Tuesday afternoon at 30
o'clock.
children's Day service will be held
at St. Paul,a Church Sunday night
June 18th.
Mrs. T. Marshall Vest, who has
been spending the last three months
with her son. has returned to Styles
Vile
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Chicks For sale.

I'll have about 900 thoroughbred
White Leghorn day-old Chicks for sale
June ; at 81 per hundred o. Be a piece
for less than one hundred.
y. !. WILLIAMS.
Finksburr. Carroll County, Nd.
Cal Phone 5o6 F-12. june Eli
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Is0R sALE-A good e-room Houae.
j. With store Hoem and blacksmith -
shop. with 2aerea Of ground. UNDER
| good cultivation: plenty pf ITnit. AnnI.
70 LUTHER ZEPP,
On Washington Road. miles 1EuIa
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AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE!

jackson Touring Gar, 35 Il. P.
n good condition. = 5000.
Maxwell Touring Car, 22a i. ?,
lust been oYerhaule1. / good tres
and 2 extra tires. : $4,000.
These car must Be sold at once.
Apply = JESSE i. NULL.
Nezr nurkkolder's DisIIlIery.
:. ! .. pAszz. saz-F1I. ~ %
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NorEE TO CREDITORS.

This i . give notice hat the Subscriber haeI
obtained I'm fhe 0FpHaaa' Court o 1zzzaI1 Coun=
y. MARYLAND letters = Administration On tn
personal ste Of
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Miss Nellie Weaver. o. the STATE
SanaIorium, i spending : week i
home
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Siir oas 9entide Groteftantiide
W(tenheim.

4m 9onneritag, 5. %. Mai, nadt
mlttags 5tpiiden bier uno lieben
ubr, ftnoet in Dem idonen Saule ser
5rau Grbarot @uentber an ser
@uentber StraBe 9fo. 2OS cine qe-
leaige 3uiammenfunft gum geIten
oes 9~iilfspereins oes Deutlden 8ro-
teltantiiden Iltenbeims ltatt, gu Dem
5rau @lentber aae Sreunoe. uuo
@onner oes Seims anf's Bette elm
laoet. &iibide Mniifoortrdge uer-
Den Die MntDessuoen ut1terbalten uuo
anf Dem bebagli1en vDabgarten'
miro 4affee Ierpiert meroen. Oa
Der vOahgarten" gum Sell iiber-
oadt lit, 10 fam Die 5eftlihfeit
ltattfinoen, OBJ es regnet ooer trode-
mes Metter lit.
Die 5eitlidfeit miro inter ben
AnIpi5ien na6itebenoer Damen ub.
gebalten:
Sran 8. 2ioinsiton, SRI. 9ena griam.
Srau Carl Sesen, Srau gbas. Sarnifd,
Srni Noromartn, Srau 6. $. Wueaer.
Sraa Sobanna Steees, Srau Gbolpb
Wagner, Srau Nena Green, Srau Mns
rie 8edmann, Srau $. Sdudaro. Srau
hilbert Stebes IT,, Srau 2ouiie @oob@
mann, Srnu s. 9arms,. Srau 6. ".
@oetb, Srau 90. 3onie. Srau Sans Sell
lano, Sran 2euis &unfel, Strait Senrh
glmenoort Srnu Otto aoebler, STRAIT
otto Wabrmnno, Srau George Sa1r,
Srdn Sreo 9ummert, Sron 90. Serff,
Nral Hid)arb grler, Sram 'SSohr 9ulIs
mig, .Srau U. Horbmnnn, Sran 9orothea
9utb, Srau Mar 8aroentperper. Sroll
Wtarie 5ermann, Srau 9. 5tumbera,
Sral 5enrb aobler. Srau Saul Meer@
iheiot, Srml s. S6aebler, Sran Gus.
Sroebel, Srau Clara Staffel, Srau 81.
Seioel, Srau 8m. 8nr3bnd, Ssrali
9enning 8rllbn, Srau @. Serpel, Sroi
William 9erff, 8rnu 9fena Green. Sro1
9attabl Walfer, Srm S. 8ennert, Srall
Gbas. Wasner, Srau $. 8. @uentber,
Srau s.. g. @nentber, Srau gb. Oreik
Sri. Stieren. Sri. garlotta @roos. sri.
2ena Brian, Srau @m. Wppmann, Sral
y = Nabnde. Srau Soc 9eub, arou
gtarb gngelfe, Srau @arie glmenoorf
gran Goa Sdiueppe. Srau Sobn 3abid
Sran 3D.. S. Setpitt, Sram @nette Sdus
tptrtb, Eraii Gorfpin Hrie1t, Syran s.
Srebus, Sraa Martha Meufebad, 5Sral
9. Sduettel, Trm anoretp @paef. Nrar
ang. Brian, Srau s. 8oBbarot, SSral
Vear gaeb. Srau 5enrb 8oerner. sSral
9elera guB unb Srau emma S6nlbe
Naditebenoe 0amen iperoen beim
SerbIeren oes Ylnides beIfen:
Sran 8m. gburd. Srls. ella Sarrns
Saroeniperper, sqie 5narmann, 8eais
ma Setmann, 9elena @uentber, 2ouife
SoBbar0t, Soiepbine 9reiB. @rna 8agz
ner, Sllte 8eder. Rartbn 8eder, gbno
Stepes, @lisabetb 9enb, @liie &oblel
uno @rna Glmeuoorf.
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81tnoesridter Gbepparo fla

it'd seitern BET groffnung oes @un-
oesoiitriftsgertdt in ben idarfItea
8orten iiber oen i6euBli6en 2pndl=
moro in @aco ausgeiproben.
@egen 100 Sdiiler Der Sod
ldpule 8naben unb WGhden, Der
anitolteten am Montag nadmittag
nno ebenlo am Ibeno 5pei Inffiib-
rlingen Der biibiden Singipie1 : So
mobile uSbe 8ennant". 9as Stmd
mlroe mufifalii1 iopol ols tbeatra-
lid brilliant ourbgefiibrt mno man
bergaB p~ollitdnoig, oaB Die Witipie-
lenoen ni6t profeiiionelle Sdauipie-
Ter lonoern MIR iueenolihe 9ilet-
tanten waren. @egen 5000 8erIo-
men pobnten ben 8oritealtngen bel
nno gaben ourd ibren rei1en Sci.
fall ibrer ponen 9efrieoieung 4ns=
orud.
a6t5tg Sonntagsi6ulen beob-
IIdtigen gelegentli6 Der bier TAFT
ftnoenoen oemofratii6en Staats-
&onpention am Oonneritog cine oe-
monitratioe 8araoe ab5ubalten. Ger
uIpoitel" 8amiap uno Die goitoren
aGer &irfen, nit oenen euangeli-
Idle Sonntogsi6ulen perbunben limo,
iperoen ben Bug eroffnen.
Ser bonn Senat aneenommene
9eidluB, Der ben 9raiioenten auf-
%foroert, Die amerifaniiden Repuhli-
fen nno Spanien sur 3eilnabme an
unierer @usItenung ein5ulaoen, lit
iett audi bonn 5aule angenommen.
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S5,3e6.o7
" I | /.
Wahitehenoe .Nprren

Na6itebenoe Serren funaieren
ais @roB @eldmorene fir oies-
malige SiBung oes 8unoesoiltrift-
geridts, Die geitern eroffnet plroe
Stba Sing, Stodoale; aaron Goipn.
ieno, aoolpb 8ngner, @ia Scott,
San antonio; Bbil 6. Sogge, Ga
itropiae; CHARLES Wercp, grneIt 4.
0eeisle, San antonio; 81. g. &nor,
aerroiae; SO. g. Softer IT,, 8cl-
mont; O. q. &atber, Belmont; go
LAMB 9. SpringalI, CHARLES 81 Ger
lad, CHARLES 90. Barnes, Gan @n.
tonic; 5ranf 8ebert, Ieu-8raum
fels; Senrp Sing, SlorespiQe; 6.
y. @bite, San 4ntonio; 2ouis @I-
lep, Segnin; Mortin Green, Scar.
iaa; CHARLES 9errin, goerne.
8ei elmer in einem Sausboot
auf Dem Wfeoino See unternomme-
men 5abrt fanten 90. z. Montqome-
rp aus Sn antonio uno S. q. Ser
fins BON Weainnep nit ibren an Ser
8artie teilnebmenoen 5rouen beina-
be INNS 2eben. Die G~uoergeiea-
Idoft befan0 iid ouf ser Mitte oes
Sees, ais man bemerfte, oaB oas
Boot III 5olge zines 2edes Ii6 plob-
lid nit 8aiier fiiate. SdIeunigit
tpllroe iebt Dem 2onoe 5ugeruoert,
bod bos Boot berionf, aQeroinqs in
Ieidtem @oiier, ebe ole SSnIoiIen
oas 2ono errei6en fonnten. Die
gan5e gootgeielllfoft mar bod)er.
freut nit einem Babe aus Ser Sc
Eensgefobr entfommen 5u iein.
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Gbrnns YrofeIsr GlaaHens.

0eiegentltb elmer bonn San @n=
tonic Sieoerfran5 am Woutaa
abeno oeranitalteten aemiitlihen
abeno l~lnterbaltung muroe Bro-
fellor @rtbur Glaaiien in anerfen-
nung leiner &eroienite nm Die Se-
bnng Der Muiif in unierer Stoot,
loipie fiir Den elon5enoen @rfoIq oes
inter Ieiner ausge5ei6neten 2eititna
fur5lidl abgebaltenen SGngerfeltes
gum Gbrenmitglieo oes 0eretns er.
nannt. Der 10 @efeierte mar olrf,
Die linn mioerfabrene @bruna lift-
LTD ilberrdlft uno oriidte Dem Ser.
elm in uolgeiesten @orten ieine!t
ber5liditen 0onf aus.
6err Glaoiien lit oos pierte Gb.
rennitglieo oes lett ettpa 8luonsiq
Sabren beitebenoen 8ereins; ole an-
bern orei @erren. oenen oieie @bre
5uteil pliroe, limo S. 6. Oielmann,
u. Iariaion uio Bfarrer 8feffer-
form, our6 oeren gemiibunqen Der
Sieoerfran3 eegrinoet tpiiroe.
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9(us Ser StabthaQe.

Die 9. 81. @ater 5upplp Cont
ponp mill Der Stobt 5milfen Dem
5ipeiten ulto Dem oritten Ginqana
5um Breckenridge @arf 100 SUB
2ono ahtreten fir Ole Sulnrne bon
$4,000. Sdbrli6 ioGen $4,000
be5ablt meroen uno oafiir erbGlt Die
Staot ieoes Sobr Elm Siinftel oeS
gtgentnms. @eroen Die 3ablungen
jemals ein9eitelt, 10 bleibt Die Stdot
TIM 8eiis oes bereits gefdnften 81
gentums. lambert legt cine Sroi-
11an5 Dor, oen Sagelobn ser ItGoti=
l6en Irbeiter BET a6tltiinoiger 4r=
beits5eit auf $t.75 gu erbobeu. Die
S%ngenieure Ser 0ompfpul5en per-
longen einen 2obn bon $500 Der
Wfonat, %anltatt $75. Gin Streifen
oes 9radenrioge 8arf, 5milden So
lepbine StraBe, Hiper @penue uno
Dem SLUG ioa ben Sarbigen pernro=
nellt fir ibre ob5ubaltenoen Ser
g%tlltgurgen nno 5elte ongepieien
Deroen. giireer offerieren Elm 9tiid
Sono sur @eiterfiibrung ser SSod=
ion Str. 5ur Niron StroBe, menn
Die Staot Die nel1e Strobe macooo.
mlllert. Die betreffenoen giirger
baben $3.50 fir Dos @igentum be-
5ablt uno iiberlaIien es Der etoot
tllr ein Orittel Der Suntme. .. 8.
gutler erbalt grlalbnis, unter @uf=
ltft oes Stoot ~Sngenieurs inter
balls Der 8riife in ser Souiton Ctr.
cine Son5bane au erridten. Die
Zone Star gretping Company peti=
ttonlert UNI B~flaiterung ser @rano
Apenue. Die @rbeit ioa ousgefiibrt
fperoen, iobolo iid eenue @elo inn
augemeiiten Sono angelommelt bat.
Der neberlduB bon $500 BET ser
Sfla1ternng bon Weoina StraBe
miro anf onoere StraBen nerteilt,
oeren aontraftIumme iiberifrittelt
tper0en muBte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-23

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