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ASLEEP ON TRACK, BRAKEMAN
KILLED.
Francis 1. RunEeIs Crushed u Death
Near MarrIottsriIIe, nd.

browsing on railroad track. wait
ing Tor the locomotive OF the train on
which he wan working TO take on
water Francis :. Runkels, 2b years
old. Baltimore, brakeman On the
Baltimore and Ohio, was crushed TO
death near MarrIottsville, Sunday
morning. when the locomotive backed
through an open switch and over him,
Three cars OF freight train Of the
Baltimore and Ohio were derailed
early Sunday morning above Mar
riottsville. No one was injured. but
traffic Of the line was delayed. The
locomotive OF the train on WHICH
Runkels was working was to have
helped In getting the cars back on
the rails.
He sat down on ono Of the rails
behind switch anG. Il Is said, fell
asleep. The locomotive. having fin
ished taking on water. backed to
meet the train to which II had been
attached.
The switch between II and the train
was not known to be open. 1t il said,
and instead OF going down the track
where the train was 1t went down the
track on which Rnnkals was seated
Runkels did not near the locomotive
approach. and as he was just behind
the switch the engineer did not see
him. He was crushed 10 death be-
meath the wheels Of the tender before
the locomotive could be stopped.
He Il survived by his widow. Mrs.
leona Runkels, his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Runkeis. a son. a dangh-
ter. four brothers and two sisters
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DEATHS.


Ellzabsth A. iaMotto. Eidos Of the
late Francis LaMnfIa. dlnd at the home
of her daughter. Arz. Joseph y. Smith.
Bond street. yesterday morning. aged
s. year,. months md q DAYS.
She / survived IL three children
joni lzaaiotte. Phoenix. Arlz.. : J.
iaaMatts. Baltimore a1d Mra. Joseph
" Smith. Bond street. and the follow
inK grandchildren Elizabeth. Eleanor
and Mary 1AMntfa. Margaret = Gibbs.
James Winfield and Francis l.. IaMolte,
Mrs y Frank Thomas, Margaret.
Frank and John / BENNETT. Joseph
W. IT. !. I.aMntfe. ]. Paul and Fred
y. Smith. Funeral services ~ be
held II The reaiderea Of her daughter
Mrs Joseph " Smith. today. n noon,
by Hsk Edgar 7 Real The body
will aftarward be taken 10 nlack
Rock. Baltimore county. for Inter
ment The pallbsarern will BE her
SIX grandsonG. + GIbb l.aMotIs. IaB.
Wiiford IzlMotte. y Frank Thomas,
John !. Bennett. J Paul Smith. Pred
y. Smith =. { sharrer funeral d.
rector
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z. LYNNE PAINTER KILLED III
TRAIN.
LAWYER Meets Sudden Death Sear On.
ms Hills Boa. Hurled IaIo
Bushes.

Z. lynne Painter. u years old. one
OF the most wideIy-known LAWYERS of
baltimore, who owned one OF the larr-
est farms in the Green Spring Valley.
met andden death Wednesday morning
about ! o'clock, when he was sIruck
by m eastbonnd passenger train over
the ReHtbound tracks of the Western
Maryland Railroad. IN sight of hIs
residence. near 0HIngs Mills Station.
His death came - great shock
10 hie friends. NJ. Painter wrs we'll
known Ill over the State Of MARYLAND
he left home shortly before 7
o clock. according 10 bis daily Gus
tom. and walked 10 0wines Mills
Psotofiiee for hi mil and saa re-
turning home. walking eastward on
the w9ztlound track. whom the shut
Tie tfaln from Emory Grove an
preached Mr. PALMER. who Ind no
Idea Ihal the irala 4 ca tn. vest.
bosnd track vas tick and hurled
into the air and landed IN eInmn
OF tuahes. Hig body rolled into n
gutter
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hr. and Mrs. Haneha Entertain.

On Sunday. ADJUST 6th, Mr and
Mrs. Edward Naneba. Fair Ground
Hill. entertained tha following guests
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Aumen. Ar. and
Mrs. Raymond liaHaer. Mr. Willie Hlsh.
all 0f LIttlestown. "a MIR. aud Mrs.
Charles Anmen and sons. Ralph and
Paul. Of Hanover, p.
Later In the daY. MIR. and Mrs.
Maneha. Miss Olive Haneha and Master
Edward Manrha. accompanied h their
guests. vent To the home of Mr and
Mrs. lewis ManeIla. at Reese. where
a family reunnn Nas held. BESIDES
the persons already mentioned those
present we're. Mrs Bertha Maneha. OF
Manchester air. md Mrs. Levi Gam
Der and daughter. Beryl, stateRood :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mancha and two
children, OF this city: Mr.. and Mr..
Charles Mancha and three children /:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles TaHney aud Two
children. Mr.. Howard Maneha and
Miss Iarue St0nef. Of Reese.
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lambert.

MARY l. Lambert. wife OF Theodore
r, Lambert. OF baltimore. died on
Thursday morning. August 10. n the
home of her brother. Harry F Rieh-
ards. near Hampstead. whom she had
been visiting since Saturday iaHt. She
had hsen ailing HIIh symptoms of
heart trouble for several years but
seemed to be enjoying ner usual
health uatn Sunday evening Hhen
she Nas suddenly stricken with par
alysIs II about I o'clock while seated
on the porch. A physician was sum
moned but could give little aid. Death
came early Thursday morning She
was aged 10 years Besides fler nus
band she is survived by her mother,
Mrs. Alice S. Richards. and two
brothers. Harry T. and Edward l.
Richards. all OF Hampstead. Funeral
services we're held Saturday, August
IL, meeting at the residence Of her
son, near Hampstead. at 10 a. m. and
thence 10 the Hampstead Il. e.
Church. where the services were in
charge Of Rev. Nilsson Thomas. Of Hal
tmore. and Rev. D. NJ. Dibble. of
the Hampstead NJ {. Church. Inter-
menf IN the Hampstead Cemetery.
The pallbeaTers we're John Brooks.
Charles Ruby, r. I. Murray, Il. {.
Snyder. Daniel Honek. and Frank Shat
fer. {. Y. Upton : Son, funeral di-
rectors
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W. William corsueh, Despeaaent
Otsf Mothers Death, Hangs Her.
self u Her Attic.

Deapondant over the death of her
mother. hrs. George =. DeviibIaa. Mrs.
Sarah I0rHuch. wife Of william Cor
such, near New Windsor. went IN the
attic Monday morning. lied a rone To
raftsf and hanged herself.
About I've years 40. her father
George " DeyIlhIHa. aged 20 vaars
suffering from meianehoiia. hanged
himself IN the barn On the same farm.
Ills BODY sas found b. a 2-yeaf old
grandson.
About Il o'clock he husband. sho
had zone 10 New Windsor. returned Ia
the farm. He found hIa wife lIfzIezs
The body was cold. Indicating thai
Mrs. aorHnch had committed suicide
soon zfIef her husband left the farm
which rs about J o'clock IN The
morning. The knees Of the xnman
touched The floor u the attic.
II - In January that Mr.. Tor.
such : mother died md from thai Tine
datsd growing dsznondency.
Two IONS survive. n. =. GaTzarb
81 baltimore. and George {. Cor.
such. near New Windsor. The fuIIna.
ing HlHlars AnG brothers also survive
Mr.. Edward Stem. Winfield. I'd.
Mrs. I. {. EnHor - Windsor. Mr.
j II. Rapp. Nes Windsor: ". i. DaY.
llbisH. SANS Creek and G {. DzsIl.
bias. NaH Windsor.
Funeral services sHfe held - har
late hsIas. Wednesday. Rev. : T
Marsh. officiating #lrfermnnI IN
bethel Methodist EnIaeopzl cemetery
PalihsHHers were ! Z EnEIar. f1za
koontz. Louis Green. AarshzII Saa.
baum. sda Lindsay and e. r. Carlisle
G. Il NaItE Sons funeral diyesIara
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Two IIfu4HIlls.

Raasft sas In fhs nabit of expecting
reward for every IItIIa service. At
ht md Of the H.aE he made uul a
bill - his mother md carefully laid
II where her sssa zzalld fall ufson IL
The t1.mH SeFe aH Zollows:
Mother 0HsH IN RobaHI
Pie cents for running srrandz.
fIYe cents for Icing good
Thai evening thsHe appeared beside
Roberts plate = taper upon .HIeh
vas HTIIIan:
robert owes mother, for years Of
happiness. nothing. for nursing him
through long illnesses. nothing. for
being Eood to him. nothing
Thoroughly ashamed OF himself,
Robert ran TO mother. threw him arms
around her and aoI1ed
Mother. viii - everything ! ean
for you after this. md III never al
you 10 give me anything but Iust
love
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four CARS IN
COLLISION.
Mr.. AND MRS. 4 \. WAGNER, NEW
WINDSOR, BADLY INJURED RS.
JOIN SPANCLER nd DAUGHTER ARE
BRUISED Two CARS LOCKED 50
TIGHT THAT HORSES WERE USED TO
RELEASE The.

! bad accident happened On the
State road from this city TO TaneyIown
on Sunday evening. when A. Weaver
Wagner. of New Windsor, and John
Spangler. of Mayberfy. came together
In their automobiles lust west Of Banst
church. injnring Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner,
and Mrs. John spaugler and daughter
very badly.
Mr.. spangler was coming toward
Tyrone IN his Hudson six. and vas
running about 20 miles an hour when
the Weaver car shot out of bY=road
on the pike, causing Mr. SpauKIer to
strike the car side blow which sent
4. spinning around n the road and
throwing the occupants out On the
pike. and turning The spsiIEIer car
completely around. but not turning II
over. MT. WagneF.z Ford was : com
pIete wreck but Epangier's car vas
only slightly damaged.
Mr.. Wagner received a broken arm
and bad cuts on hIs face and body.
Mrs. Wagner, IL Is feared. Il Injured
internally. Mrs. spangler and daugn-
ter. received many cuts and bruises
from being thrown ont All Of the In
jured we're taken home where they re-
ceiYed medical attention. III. cars
were taken TO the shops for repairs.
The second accident took place In
the afternoon on the hy-road near the
above wreck. but no one was seriously
injured. Bailey F7eagie. this city. and
John v. spahr. Of Union Bridge. met
head=on At q curve near Mr.. Calvin
DodreTs farm. The cars HsHa 20
tightly wedged thal horses were pro
cured IN pull them apart Mr. F7saKIa' :
car Nas damaged slightly. while Mr.
Snahr.a Ras badly wrecked.
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Mr.. Arthur Dull. Of patapsco. spent
Sunday last at River View.
Wilbert and Naomi Dull spent laat
week With their sister. Mrs. John zen
graf, Of Westminster.
Mr.. carl Brown. East Main street.
Is visiting bis sister. Mrs. John Lam
bert. York. Pa.
Mrs John Shiman. Of Washington.
ID. G.. i 4 guest of her daughter. Mrs.
Paul WnIlmore, Bond street.
Rev. and Mrs. c. {. Day, OF TayIora-
Vile. spent last Thursday with Mr.
and Mrs. Dull and family. of Patapseo.
Miss Emily E. F. Hoyer. of Detour,
and number OF friends are camping
on the beach at VeuInor City, just nnI-
side Of Atlantic CITY. They molored
to their camping site by the way of
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Lockard. Of
Smallwood. had as their guests. Irnm
Friday until Monday evening, Mrs. 5.
H. Hgan. Of Roland Park and Mss
Lotta Fapless, OF North Gay street.
Baltimore. On Saturday. accompanied
by Mrs. Loekard, lhey visited her IHo
daughters. Mrs. Claude Leppo ana
Mrs. Nm. Il. Myers. this city, where
they spent very pleasant day. On
Sunday Mr. Lockard md family, &C.
companIed by their guests, visited their
daughter. Mrs. Harry Hill. near State
wood. hrs. Egan md Miss FanIena
returned home much pleased nth
their VT n EmallHooa.
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Orphans Court.

Monday. August lzfh.--HaffY 7. and
Harry q. Lambert. administrators Of
Uriah 7. Lambert. deceased. returned
inventories Of personal property and
money and received order TO sell per
sonai property.
Jacob II. FarYer. executor of John
II. Drove. deceased. settled hi first
and final account.
William Galloway. executor Of Laura
V. Galloway, deceased. returned Inyen-
tories Of personal property and debts
due
Anna NJ Fisher. Guardian Of Rer-
nafd W Fisher. ward, settled her
first and final account.
Maggie s. Robertson. Jesse =. Gill
bert. Anna X. Cummings aud Mary G.
Denner. administratrices OF Plus j.
Babylon. deceased. settled their first
and final account
Tuesday. August fbth.-Ida o. sny-
der. exeeutrix Of John S. Snyder. de-
ceased. returned an inventory Of per-
sonal property.
George e. Rohp and Edith Irene
Main. executors Of James Ronp. de-
ceased. returned inventories of person
al property and debts due.
Letters OF administration upon the
estate of David fogle. late of Carroll
county, deceased. we're granted unto
David {. Nusbaum. who received an
order to notify creditors.
George Il. Roop and Edith Irene
Main. executors Of James Roop. de-
ceased. received an order to sell real
estate.
John T. Yingline. Jr.. administrator
OF John T. Yingling. sT., returned an
inventory of debIs and settled his
first and final account
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saoeessfmRaital.

A very successful recital was given
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Charles +. Stewart, East Green
street. for the benefit Of the Civic
League. Miss slasIe and Miss snader
delighted the audience with their se-
lections on the piano and Miss Hit
chew, Fiolinist, responded to several
eneDres. Miss Carrie Kennedy xaa the
soloist and Miss Evans and Miss Dor
othy Elderdice, entertained the audi
ence very pleasantly with recitatIons.
The entire program was well rem
dered and the audience was more than
pleased.
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t1tle League 10 HaId Lawn Festival.

The ladies' Of the Civic League will
hold q festival for the benefit Of The
League on the lawn Of Mrs. Charles Il.
Stewart. East Green street. Wedneg
day. II clear, and Thursday. II nc.
clear. from 10 =. m.
Supper will be szrYed also Ice cream
cake and candy for sale There will
be n toy table for The children ana
fancy articles.
All persons are interested In the
Civic League and any gifts for the
festival may be sent to Mrs. George
X. Mather. WHILE street. Everyone T.
welcome.
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IsTuH9n.

Robert 4. Braden. for IL years con
neeted With the sugauenanna Ice Com
pany. 1Ied last Saturday night from a
complication OF diseases al his home.
Baltimore. He had been III eight
weeks. but Il was not until Friday
last thai his condition became eriti-
cal. horn In Baltimore 10 years ago,
Mr.. Hra1en was The aon OF the late
Mr.. and Mrs. James Braden. He vas
educated IN the public schools and had
lived there all his lie. He was mar
ried = sears ago On July 19 to Martha
T. aprucehank. lie ! survived b his
widow. : son, FayeIIe 8. Braden: \
daughter. Mrs. Elizabeth NJ Walking.
OF this city: four grandchildren md
a brother. Lemnel 7. Braden. The
funeral took place II o'clock. Non
day afternoon.
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ReF. +. Lee Stevens. a welI.Enown
minister Of the MsIhodlst Protestant
Church throughout Maryland and YIr.
Eiuta. died at the Maryland General
Hospital. Sunday afternoon. whera ~
had baan confined for the past .Hn
weeks. He was % years old. Death
was due TO typhoIa fever. lie aas
horn n Charleston. y. Va He studied
al Westminster Theological Seminary
and entered the ministry in iseI His
hrst appointment va # Tyreanna. Y.
va. Later he Haa assigned 10 The
Methodist Protestant Church. Al VII
Transport. He leaves a widow. tuo
sons and one daughter
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Letter Of Thanks and Appreciation.

Company 4. First Maryland Infantry
Camp Ord, Eagle Pass, Texas.
August 13. 1916.
The officers and men Of Company 4.
First Maryland Infantry, take this
means to thank the contributors to the
box shipped US by express, containing
and baseball equipment.
We wish TO assure these kind foIEa
that the magazines are very good. The
boys are reading them aa time permits
and there seems to be : constant de-
mand for the various reading matter.
The baaeballs, bats, mask and glove
anord the boys much TN and exercise
and IL yoa could see some Of these
articles now. you would readily see
that they have been PIT TO use.
We trust you will accept these xez
words OF thanks and appreciation n
return Tor your kindness.
II also gives us much pleasure n
mention that the three Westminster
papers are gladly ana anxiousiy re
ceived and We say many thanks Tor
them also.
Company +. First Maryland rnfantzv.
lohn N. Nelkle. Captain.
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uTHHI.

Mr.. Mary ForneY. widow of The late
Emanuel Forney. died Monday # her
home. Fountain Valley. aged s. years,
months and | day. sh" IL survived
by tn following children. Daniel
Fofnex. IT home. William FoHnHY. Of
Pilot Mound. Iowa. Mrs. Luther
PetFY. Eldorado. Ohio. Ars William
He'll. near this eItY. and Mrs Howard
Wafehnin. at home.
Funeral services Nere held IT Mead
Ow Branch. Wednesday. at l p. m.
Rev William Room. Rev Ezra brown.
and IT,. nrilh HlxIeH. officiating IN
torment Il the adjoining cemetery
The pallbearera Knre Harry Young.
William Geima1. HfIah Babylon. John
SehseIEart. William W1ntZ and Calvin
Starnar. r {. sEarrer funeral d.
rector
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COURT HOUSE NEWS
Transfers 0t Rel Estate, Haniage
Licenses, Etc.
Transfers Of Real Estate

Ida L Friese and husband to John
e. B. Nelson and wife, convey 1850
square feet, for 80.
James M. Stoner. sheriff, to George
w. Hape. conveys 1906 square feet.
James M. Stoner, sheriff, TO Louis
]. Sellman, conveys acres.
Charles Il. CARRIER and wife. to Jesse
w. Kolh and wife, convey lot Of land,
for 9260.
Charles e. CARRIER and wife 10 Elyen
N. Forrest, convey lot of land, for
s225.
(. Ellen Stambaugh to Charles Il. Dill
Ter and wife, conveys parcels OF
land. for $1,000. t' -
Charles II, Dllief and wife. to
Charles Z. Slambaugh and wife. con-
vey parcels 6f land. for $1,000.
William II. FIieEinger ct Il. to
David Il, Hahn and wife, convey IA
acres, roods and % perches. for
Sl5l.ss.
?. s. Hiltabrick and wife. to John
McKelley, convey 4 acre, for S2s.
]. Elmer Myers to John Z. Null
and wife, conveys acres, for $4,000.
William II. Hood and wife to Henry
VI I1Uon ct diss l8nAEs
land. for $500.
Chester Hood and wife TO Henry G..
Hood. convey land for S..
William II, Hood and wife. 10 John
II. Klee. convey land for s..
Abasolum leppo To Denton 7. Lep-
10. conveys acres. 2 roods and
square perches, for s2S00.
Absalom Leppo 10 Denton f. Ieppo.
conveys acres. for $500.
Ptolomy Hiltabrick and wife to Ell
mer S. Hess and wife, convey 100
acres. for $685.
Heirs of William Dotterer To David
II. Bear. conveys acres, for 80.
David II. Bear 10 John Il. Orendorff,
conveys 8 acres, for $40,
Harry y. Pickett and wife 10 VIII
liam Z. Mullinix and wife. convey lot
of land for ST.
David II. Iepp and wife to Herbert
V. Snail and wife. convey ? acres. for
$500.
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WIt1er.

David Witter, aged IA years. II
months md 20 daya, died OF conaump-
tion. It his home. Bark Hill. last ri
day. He Is survived BY his wife md
one daughter, Mrs. Noah Eckar1. OF
Bark Hi.
Funeral services .ere held Sunday
In The Bethel Church Of God. Dark
Hill. Hsv. Stein, assisted by Rev. Eng
lar. ofIIcIating. InIsrment In. Church
OF God cemetery. UnIontown. palI-
bearers we're Edward Hartsock. VII
liam Nusbaum, Daniel Leakans, VIII
liam Jones. Luther uIermahlen md
John Miller. c. o. FuHs 8 Son funeral
directors.
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PASS NOTES.

Sergeant p. NJ SANTOS. SAYS. All
are we'll, and the Advocate is very
much appreciated BY the boys
A card from John MagIn contains
the following: We get the Advocate
on Monday evening We are all we'll
and getting along fine. We did
guard duty on the railroad bridge
Tuesday night, but did not see greas-
er. Boys went fishing in the river,
but had no luck, | guess we didn't
have the right kind of bait"
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B0werE0z.

Mrs. Masie Bowersox. wife Of Eph-
rain Bowersox, unIontown, died We'd
nesday morning. after a lingering Ill
ness, Gged about 81 years. She was a
daughter of the late Allen Davis and
Is survived by her husband and nine
children.
Funeral eerviceg we're held this
morning, 1t the house, at 10 O'Clock.
conducted by Rev. Englar. Inter-
ment IN the Church Of God cemetery,
Uniontown.
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Had Experience.

A guardsman mustered into the fed
eral service cannot be held for all
mony. 30 a court rules, because his
income Is only enough for himself.
This may ineite the Alimony club
members to enlist. i they can get out
long enough to DO 50. Nobody can
deny that they have fighting expert
ence N the Home Guard.
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NZZZa=

Funeral services over the remains
OF Ralph Ellsworth Carr. infant Hon Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Carr. Of Han
over. P. whose deaIh occurred zug.
8. were conducted lazI Friday evening
at 7.3o o'clock, at the house, b Hes.
]. ". Glover, Of the Nd. Church.
Hanover, Pa.
The remains were brought to this
city, Saturday morning. over the Vest
ern Maryland Railroad. At $40 o'clock.
where IHIefment ~ made at ErsId-
er's Church Cemetery.
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County Commissioners.

The board met On Monday and Tues
day. With all members present The
contract for the substructuTe over
Gillis Falls, at Flemmings MIL. was
awarded to b. Frank Dorsey, Of Ber-
ret, At $500 per cubic yard. and is
to be completed BY September Il.
number OF bills were passed and
uafd
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-08-18
Ggur1NeHs,

The August term of Circuit Court
for Carroll county. opened on Mon
day with Chief Judge William II.
Thomas on the bench.
The docket was read over by the
judge and case carried over until the
November term. after which court ad-
iolIrnaH
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Dudrar.

Mrs. Fannie DuaTear died Il the
home o. her son. Irving s. Dndreaf.
LibertyIo.n. on August 10. She Has
about 80 years OF age. She is aurYIp-
ed b. four sons, Edward and Maynard
Dudrear. WoodsbOro: Irving s. Dud-
near. LI1ertytown. and Albert Dud-
rear. Manchester.
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4. Pau1,s Reformed Church.

August 20, 1s16.-snnday school at
the usual hour. Regular morning ser
vice. Il O'Clock :. N. Evening SER
vice. 80 p. m.
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Marria@I.Ieenses.

David ]. Wantz and Bessie T. ston-
er. both of Silver Run.
John T. Shaffer and Hattie !. Wing
ling. both OF Greenmount
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Gladys o. Lugenbeel, infant daugh-
ter q Evelyn and Hoy Lugenbeel. died
Friday IT her home IN Baltimore. In
terment was in Pines Church ceme-
tery. Woodbine.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-08-18

There's no doubt that motor cars
are making a lot Of difference 70 the
ten commandment.
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In many cases the friendly fellow
wants 70 run your business or borrow
money.