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Parish Reunion.

Tho Eastern Branch Of the Belt
Parish Family Association will hold
Its eighteen annual reunion on the
Emory Grove CampmeetIng grounds.
August =. 1916, rain Or shine.
Every person who en- IN any waY.
trace the relationship of his or her
family To : Belt or Parish is eligible
for membership In this association.
IL is 4 splendid way 70 meet your
friends and spend : 6ay In Gods
Temple. for The groves are Gods
first temples and we al enjoy = day
in the woods.
II you % desire make i : real basket
picnic and come.
Dinner .IlI be served 1t the hotel
to those .ho do not care u bring their
own. II yon wish dinner at the hotel.
please notify the President, Mr.. JOIN
D. Belt. 17s ". Main street. WestmIn-
ster, Nd. Of that fact on OF before
August 2IaI. 1916.
The program win begIn IT 8 .. N.
and a short memorial service for The
departed loved ones vi be held al i
= IN.
Bring the children anI let us have
: fine parade from the HI Top at 40
p. m.
(MRs. :. ,. BELT.l
nA..-z.a. m a...&@z.. Uax.n,x.4xxAz
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in the wrong place and had It cut
somewhat He is doing finely. We
had pay day July II. which cured all
the aches and pains. - | saw in =
Westminster newspaper that we had.
They were not serious.
The boys of the goth Infantry have
a wild plg. The fighting fifth has an
ant-eater and we have captured quite
a number Of rattlera. There vas 4
great excitement near the place ne
were working, which Z near the RIo
Grande. We had started work %
minutes aI noon. when 4 heavy rain
fell, and had no shelter We stepped
out of our trenches and sat down IN
til II was over. Members of Company
q. and Company II. wenf TO the river
TO swim. today Some Mexicans IL
ing across the river. for curiosity
came to see the bathers. with he
crowd Of freasers. One vas intoxleat=
ed who was talking 10 a lady when
another young man Htanpd up and
they got into an argument. The In
toXicated man dreW large knife
from his pocket and stained the young
man To death, jumped INTO the river.
waved hIH hand aud ssam under the
International bridge n : small island
While he Kas swimming ano;ler Me-
lean fired Two shots missing the muf=
derer and causing great excitement
70 all got down IN the trench -
high n NJ shoulders not knowing
whether 10 come out 10 kee what vaa
going On or not. But ! came out. One
greaser leHa for US 10. ! viii wait
TO hear from Maryland again. aaH
one OF m letters published in Vest
minister newspaper. Thas seem more
interesting shen published. Try Il
again. nest wishes 10 all. ! remain.
friend.
PRIVATE {. = SNEAK.
90. II. Ii Nd. lnft-. Camp Ord, Eagle
Pass. Texas
r. s..-Ne hear thai Westminster
ladiea wonder why thiH i called Eagle
Pass Thu Is the reason. Eagles nazs
here, but Ihey are On silver dollars.
hut theK are few IL. h.
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ENFORCEMENT OF PEACE.
World Wide Movement 10 BE E1-
oquentIy Urged At II. airy Picnic.
August 18th.

The program of the f4lh Annual
Picnic at NJ Airy. this year snrpasses
all OF its predecessors IN the number
and variety Ct attractions and enter
laInmcnts. The picnic VII begin on
Thursday. August 18th. and will close
on Saturday. August 10Th. when the
center OF interest will be IN a meeting
IN the afternoon TO be held at one
O'Clock. under the auspices of the
Maryland Branch of the League to En-
force Peace. This League Is world
vide In IL scope and IN IL activities.
It, work In behalf OF humanity, to Sc
cure permanent peace I'll over the
world will be eloquentlY outlined 1y
former Governor WarheId. President
Of tho Maryland Branch. who will pre-
side: Judge Wadham. Of New York.
one OF the most distinguished iuristz
and orators Of the country; and Mr.
Henry " Williams. of Baltimore. who
Is thoroughly eonverssnt with the
subject
Hon David ]. Lewis. Democratic
Candidate for United States Senate.
and Congressman J. Fred. {. Talbot
have promised to be present and to
make speeches In eehalT Of their re
apectiye candidates. on Saturday.
] Friday vi be devoted especially 10
farmers. Prof Symonz. Of the Mary
and Agricultural College viii be pres
ent and vii make an address. Lead
ing farmers from the central Maryland
counties VII attend the exercises.
! During The picnic there will be :
daily balloon ascension. horse show.
tournament. dancing, music. and other
|enlivening features.
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KILLED BY TRAIN
JOSEPH D. FOWLER, cARROLLTOH,
FOUND DEAD ALONG WESTERN
MARYLAND RAILWAY TRACKS, NEAR
TANNERY-WAS RETURNING HOHE
FROM BALTIMORE.

The body Of Joseph. d. Fowler, aged
6s years. was found badly mangIed
Sunday morning, lying along the
Western Maryland Railway tracks east
Of Tannery. from being struck BY :
train some time during the night. Mr..
Fowler lived at McGinnis Distillery,
near Carrolllon. where he was EN-
ployed as laborer.
! On Saturday Mr.. Fowler went to
Baltimore and did not return until
the last Westminster and Reisters-
Town Bus which arrives in this city
about / a. m. and started for his home
by the way Of the Gorsueh road It
Is supposed he became tired before
reaching his destination and sat down
On the track to rest and fell asleep,
when he was struck by train.
His skull was fractured. both hands
badly mangIed. and his shoulder brok-
en-. He had a basket of provisions
with him that he brought from Ba1ti-
more. which vas placed IN the path
beside OF the track when ne sat down.
which was nndisturbed.
Mr.. Fowler was a son of the late
George A. and Margaret Fowler He
Is survived b. one son. Charles Z.
Fowler. Of Dayton, Ohio. and one
daughter. Mrs. Emma Blizzard. near
this city.
Funeral services were held Monday
morning. ReY. W. A. Sites officiating.
James NJ stoner & Son funeral d.
TeetOrR
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5OTH ANNIVERSARY
GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH CELEBRA-
TON HAS OPENED BY REV. HOLLO.
WAY, The FIRST PASTOR OF The
CHURCH = COMMUNITY MIGHT
BRINGS TOGETHER ! LARGE COZ.
GRECATlON.

Grace Lutheran church celebrated
her ffIIeIh anniversary Saturday.
Sunday and Monday. Win appropriate
services.
The church was beautifully decor
ated with ferns and yellow flowers
and tho Sunday School ll0om Ia yai=
low and white crepe paper. An area
with an appropriate inscription over
the platform which Wa banked with
ferns. yellow and white flowers, made
very attractive appearance.
The fri service HaH held Satnf-
day afternoon at go .. m. In eele=
bration Of The laying of the corner
stone. fifIs years ago. Rev II. Z.
Holloway. Of Harrisburg. the fri
pastor and founder OF the church VA
present and conducted 4 short scr.
vice, similar TO thai held fifty years
ago. Res Ezra X. BeIl. OF fhe FirfI
Lutheran church. Baltimore. preached
m appropriate and splendid sermon
Sunday morning at IL a. M. spec
lal services Here held D. the sunday
School Speeches we're made by Hef
Holloway. thH first pastor. Rev. =. i
Miller. Of Baltimore. former pastor
d. g., aon Of Rev. John A. Earnest
pastor Of Grace church from lsGa Il
1878.
At 10 4. m. Sunday morning
Rev. H. : Holloway preached an IN.
spring md uplifting sermon. At h
evening service Rev. 7. Il. Miller. o
baltimore. preached : splendid Hef.
mon. Special music By tne cnotr "a
= feature Of both services.
sunday evening # IS y. m, -.
propriate services we're conducted h.
tbe Christian Endcator Society. led /,
the president of the HosIefy Speeches
sere made hy Rev, Holloway. HeY
Miller and HeY Hetriek.
The closing geryieea Here held Non.
day evening and the church vas filled
every seaI being occupied This -
known aH Community sight. and n
nelEhbdflnE pastors anH their conKFe
cations seTe present nsF J. isuthsi
Hoffman. II Silver Hun. delivered II.
principal address shoTI appropriate
speeches Hsre made = HeF. calvin
slagle. q he Reformed church. IL
Edgar Rsad. Of the Methodist Protest
ant church. Rev. William seabfooE
Rev. v :. ssltzglser Il. 6. r. fior
lines. Dr 7. II. Lewis. nr A y Var
and Re-. = {. finilo.HY. suscIa
music h - choir 81 much enjoyed
AMER II service tt Hoy Sou
hand played some 81 their aplnndL.
selections shile rcfreznments Of II
cream aHa rake we're #sTfed and N
lived h II
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School Commissioners.

A regular meeting Of the Board Of
School commissioners for Carroll
county was held at their office II the
Court House. this city. on Wednesday.
August :. at 10 O'Clock. a. M. The
following members Of The Board we're
present: ]. Pearre NantZ. Arthur u.
Feeser, Dr. Vim. ID. Hopkins, ]. II.
Allender. A. n. Zentz, and C. G. Devil
bliss. The meeting was called to order
by the president, ]. Pearre Wantz.
Present also at this meeting were Prof.
Maurice S. II. Unger. County Superfn-
tendent Charles Reed. Clerk To the
Board; and Charles o. Clemson. At
torney To the Board. The minutes of
the July meeting wee read and ap-
proved
Mr.. David Wentz. Of Myers district.
came before the Board and explained
the necessity for building a new school
house and creating a new school dis
trict In Myers district. near Band Hall,
in what Is known as Deep Run section.
Mr.. WanIz represented to the Board
that the patrons OF the proposed school
were willing TO do a certain amount
OF work and furnish material ana
money and also to provide free lot
to be decided to the Board OF School
Commissioners. IL was moved, secon-
ed and passed that new school
house should be erected at this point,
IL a suitable lot could be obtained and
the matter was referred TO Mr.. Arthur
w. Feeser and TO President Wantz,
who were authorized 10 select the
site, together with the assistance Of
the County Superintendent. and 10
proceed with the erection OF suit
able school building, II they saw fit.
Upon motions made. seconded ana
carried, the following matters we're
then disposed Of
For Bear Branch School the follow
ing trustees we're appointed: Harry
Myers, Oliver Brown ana George Z.
Wantz.
Mr.. Arthur w. Feeser was author
ized to examine the desks at Wisner,s
school and TO have repaired those thai
could be repaired and 10 report TO the
County Superintendent how many new
desks would be needed.
The Board decided not TO dig any
wells on school properties this year.
Mr. C. q. DevilbiGs was authorized
to look after certain repairs TO school
houses IN New Windsor district.
At the Uniontown school, 1t was re-
ported that q fund o. 30 with some
accrued interest was held as part pay
ment for q new cement walk from the
school building to the public road.
President Wantz was directed to have
the cement walk laid and to use -
part payment therefor. the money TINT
the UnionIown school now has for
that purpose, however. the total cost
~ the nouau emf mt IN exceed $In.
At the Vest End school house IN
Westminster. Mr.. WanIz was directed
to have : cement walk laid from
Pennsylvania avenue To the school
building and to have certain necessary
repairs made also
Certain repairs at tie TayloTsyiIIe
and Enterprise schools we're referred
to Or. Wm. D. Hopkins.
The following county scholarships
TO Western Maryland College we're
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birthday

Mr. an nra. Warren shamst Faxe
q birthda. party at fheIr homo In -
appco. THHfaday evening. August ;.
In bonoF i their daughter. Myrtle. Il
being he sixteenth birthday 4 ~
enjoyable evening - spent. Music
and game sere indnIEsd in Until
ahDut 10. shcn all HETa invited Inio
he dining room for refreshments.
Many pretty presents HHre received.
After Wishing Mss shamef many more
happy birthdays. all Ieft for theIr
homes. Those present sere Mr.. md
Mrs. Vernon Spencer. Nf. and MIH.
Elias Taylor. Mr.. and Mr. Vernon ~
bntt, Mrs 0neia DemoHH. MrR George
shamef. Misses Mamie Doyle. EIna
Rlll. Lola It'll. Anna Hay Elseroad.
Ruth ChsK. Heathia Exans. Fio Sham
eT, Cecilia shlpleY. Helen Harris.
Ethel Dell. Bertha Weaver. Ruby ~
las, Myrtle shaUer. lneX Tracey. Alice
richards. Margaret snamer. Naomi
Taylor. ElHeI Taylor. Thelma nuan.
Ruth Mcmillan. Hilda Weaver Ethel
Knight, Mnry Richards. Hazel Taylor.
Iarue and Loretta sHamer. Evelyn
Spencer. MassFs. ST IlaIr Shamaf.
Toy Dell. 1natice Tracey. Roland HI.
John HafEIz. William GoEer. Arthur
Dull. Ear III. Harvey Alban. ALIVE
Taylor. Norman BarrieE. Donald Rich
ards. Roland Wisner. benjamin Jack
son. Dewey Miller. Ivan Zepp, Clarence
Wagner. Emory Pool. Edgar Rotten.
Willard Taylor, Lester eaples, John
nlseroad. Haxter Evans. Sterling Whit
more. Chester, Mcmillan. Russell Dell.
wilbert DnIl. Garland shamer, Emer-
son ShameT. Kenneth shamer, Sterling
Spencer. Alton Stewart and Clifford
Taylor. Arthur Stem. Edward Leppo,
Emory Iepp. George shaffer, FLOYD
and Walter Dell.
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Miss Netlie Jerome. East Green
street. Is visiting the Misses Aiken, II
their country home In GoYans.
MIR. and Mrs. Bradley y. Brown had
aa their guests on August Mrs. Frank
IingenfeIIeE. Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Ling
enfelter. Of Noodlawn: Mr. Jones. Of
New York. and Miss Mary Boyd. Of
Baltimore.
A social was given II The home Of
dr. and Mrs. David Il GeIman, near
this city. Wednesday evening in honor
of their son=ln-law, Walter Young
birthday. About 20 guests we're pres
ent and enjoyed themselves on the
lawn. Refreshments were served.
Miss Mary Miller. Nezt Main street.
has returned home after very pleas
ant visit 10 Baltimore and Harrisburg.
During her VISIT Miss MIller enjoyed
rips to many points OF IN
zarest In Pennsylvania. md her return
home was made by automobile.
Those spending Sunday With Maurice
Lester and family we're: Mr.. and
hrs. o. I. LeIster an daughter. Of
III: Mr.. and hrs. J. y.
Reese and son. Of schInarI's School
House; and nr CleminElon q. Reese.
of Hanover. p. A pleasant Gay vas
spent.
Mrs. e. J. Gorsuch. Of Baltimore.
spent Saturday and Sunday in this
city. visiting relatives md friends.
She also visited her daughters, Misses
Helen and MaIel Gorsnch.
Hho are spending some time wIIh
their grandmother, Mr.. :. c. Little.
Vest Main zIreet.
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then awarded, namely:
To Miss Lillian ". Rinehart, Miss
Blanche Spurrier, Joseph w AIlender
and Byers Unger.
To Charlotte Hall Military Academy:
Jesse L. Smith, OF Westminster.
A number OF current bills were then
presented TO the Board and ordered
paid.
The Board then adjourned to meet
on the fret Wednesday OF September,
unless another date i decided upon
by the President.
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Hen Lays Paper Inside IN Egg To
Puzzle Learned.

Rivaling 1t least, II not transcending
IN importance. the famous question
asked by 4 former King Of England a.
% how the apple got inside the dump
ling is the question that hrs. Sarah c.
Williams. Of Quincy, Mass. would like
70 have scientists, orniIho1ogists, or
anybody else answer.
Mrs. Williams who Is prominent in
Women's Relief Corps circles, broke
open an egg. after the egg found
niece of newspaper, about half IN
inch long and an eighth Of an inch
vide. There we're a few lines of print
on the paper. but the print was upside
down.
Mrs. Williams however. could make
out these words:
TO be known and. underneath.
Go to-"
The egg Has In good condition and
the printing was legible. except that
It was upside down.
Now, then. 20 ahead and explain.
e men a scientific knowledge.
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The Auto CmIsnip.

Il shall win you at Ill COSTS" de-
clared the gallant youth.
"A statement like that has the ring
of sincerity" replied the practical
girl, who i also fond o. motoring.
I'm glad you think 80"
"Yes. Particularly Iuet now, when
gasoline Is 80 high"
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Very respectfully,
OFFICERS AND MES OF 60 i.
IHt ID. INFANTRY :
Camp Ord. Eagle Pass. Tex.


August 3. 1916.
Following II a letter from Jesse =.
Myers. Of Company II. telling Of what
is going on around camp:
! "All IN nv squad are glad when Thy
get your paper, which arrives ON Tue
day, as xe like TO read Of news from
home. We are doing plenty OF guard
duty. The weather II about tho same
as up home only We have more rain
down here We all got soaked In :
rain storm Monday. We expect more
troops IN camp soon. We hear III
kinds Of Tnmors of when we will be
sent home. but nothing definite has
cen given out Hospitals. cook houses
and a moving picture parlor is being
built on the camp grounds for uh 0ur
dinner today consisted Of fried beef.
potatoes. gravy and Ice ten. Toner
row We have inspection and 90 on
on an s mile hike. We have plenty
of small sand storms. but look for :
heavy one al any time. Our squad.
Is under Corporal Bankard. who are
as follows. Jesse Myers. BENJAMIN
sherffy. Wells Bare, Vernon Daley. :.
Morelock. {. High, and !. Reese. We
all thank yon for your papers.
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Impractical saWtien.

when you're whipped said Mr.
Dolan, ayou ought to aay you've had
enough
III I've The strength leII to say II
had enough replied Hr. RAFFERTY,.
I'm not whipped yet
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4 Letter From Private Charles :.
SNEAK. From Eagle Pass. Tex, In

smeaE. from Eagle I.asss Texs ~
~. 1a1E.
Dear Friend:
| take the pleasure IN answering
your letter Of July %. 1916. and VII
try to tel you all the news, although
II is nearly time for mess as we call
It. We had baked beans. beef an1
olive drab and coffee, which we 81
enjoyed very much. We hope 1t vi
come again.
The First Battalion was on detail
over near he Rio Grande to dlg :
trench N which to lay IaIracota pIpeE
n order to drain the waste water from
the new hospitals to the river.
We Just had fine shower of rain
which lowered the temperature some
and making us feel more Ike working.
We are II we'll and happy, with she
exception oI Charles HelHIK, who Va
engaged II repairing coIz. got his hand
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Carroll Reformed charge.

st. BenJamins-- Sunday school at )
q. m. Divine service % :. m. JeruHa-
lem, Bachman.s valley--snnday school
| p. m. Divine service 2 p. N. ]. u
Reipecke castor
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County Commissioners.

The board met on Monday and Tues
day with all members present.
Catherine Henderson of Westmln-
ster district, was granted a special
pension Of S..
Benjamin A. Six, Of Union Bridge.
was ordered sent to Springfield State
Hospital for treatment at the expense
of the county.
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HlgI.R PAssSoTRs.

Sergeant Arthur :. Howers and
QuartermzHter Phillip ntzei spent =
week With the regulars getting n
siruetIonz Cook OHoar Bixler and
Sergeant John Marsh. feoeived IN
atructlonH under the s0Ih Infantry II
regulars Tor Hask Sergeant
Smith nIIllnTsiea i nos acting -
FIRST sergeant
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COURT HOUSE news
BUILDHEW SCHOOL HOUSE IN DEEP RUN.
Transfers Of Real Estate, Marriage
Licenses, Etc.
Transfers of Real Estate.

Greenbury Wilson and wife to Bur-
ton Wilson and wife, convey 115z
acres, for $4,000.
Charles e. Eyler and wife To Leslie
!. Repp. convey lot Of land for 50.
Leslie I. Repp to Mollie E. Eyler,
conveys lot OF land for So.
Frances Haines' and husband to
James W Robertson and wife. convey
3 acres. for $3.50.
James NJ Lambert and wife 10 Thos.
NJ. Warner, convey fG acres, for $500.
Foster Warehime and wife to j. FL
mer Myers, convey acres, roods and
1S square perches, for $4,000.
Price L. Howard and wife 10 Harry
o. Farver and wife. convey parcel Of
land, for So.
Asbestos Land and Improvement
Company to James Z. Freberthanser.
conveys 1900 square feet. for $50.
Andrew T. Harrison to Jesse Leath-
erwood. conveys 1852 feet for $40.
Earl L. Monath and wife to Milton
A. Sullivan. convey 1900 square feet.
for S..
Thrift Land Co., Inc. TO Rev. Wm.
Cover, conveys a lot of land, for 800.
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The girl Who desires II shine in the
world these days does not Know
whether to IoIn the food Hnow demon
atTators or pose in the movies.
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Hiss cord.IIa Miller i visiting Mr.
md Mrs. rTaaE Miller, of NeH Wind
anr.
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struetiona Cook OHoar BiSler and
Sergeant John Marsh. feosived IN
atructlonH under the 9TH Infantry af
regulars Tor week Sergeant
Smith nIIlluTslea i nos acting -
frst sergeant.
For plueG and endurance. the baud
of the F1fat. and particularly prI=
Yate George r Moreloek. the ciarfo-
net PLAYER. had won The admiration
of the brigade Besides their equip
ment. thee men have he extra haTz
den Of Ihalf instruments. Although
he IL = Ysara old md heavier Inzn
he waa = years ago. Private More
lock trudKed despite he suggestion
Of his companions thHI= he ride n
the ambulance. Finally be could
stand the heat no longer, He 80
obliged II give up but not without
many protests that II Nas good Inr
many mile more, After rest N hIa
tent, he M out again - chippsf -
ever. and insisted In taking his aeaa#z
toned place when he hand turned
onl fnr guard mount
Clarence Zahn saYH n \ card from
Eagle FaHHs Everybody we'll md
happy In hand The naYmAaier YIaIt=
ed Us 1alY 81 Give regards To n
friends
The following promotions hass
been made IN Company II. First H.E=
imont Of Maryland IAunouc Smith
and Arthur Z Bowers. serEeanIH.
James =. Mitchell and 0ber s. Herr.
corporala.
Grove :. ZAhn. musician In F1rzl
Regiment band. writes from Eagle
pARa: There are plenty OF rattle
snakes and an unlimited quantity of
snake bite down here. We met = faz
hoapitabls people On our trip. O
July 2b Frank Snyder and myself r.
eeived : hnshal Of large E1berI4
peaches from some friends we nj
Al Tyler. Tex. We divided with the
hand and they pronounced them ex=
eellent. Peaches are xsry expensive
down here. Hope m friends are D.
and desiring 10 see you aud old Mari
land soonz ] remain. yonra sincerely
Eagle paAa Tex. y an on my 80
10 church. wish you xere here 10 %
along. Weather cloudy and cool
Corporal Mitchell gave the non-eom=
misElone1 oIiinerH feast Sunday
night Al members Of our company
arc we'll Thanks for paper" Ii
little note vas from our friend. IoH.
Ylngllng. Edlior--joHenh always did
like to 90 70 church.
Things are always happening = !
you cant see Importance IN them. Yon
haven't got the journalistic eye
Hhaefa
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Marriage Licenses.

Roy irwin Green. Confluence. Pa.
and Carrie r. Yingling Union Bridge.
James E. Reynolds. Manasqua. \. j.,
and Katie NJ Bond. Westminster.
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(MRs. :. ,. BELT.l
Chairman Executive Committee.
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The following promotions ha.H
been made IN CompaaY = First RaE=
imout nf Maryland IAtnotlc smith
and Arthur Z Bowers. serEeanIH.
James i. Mitchell and 0ber s. Herr.
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Clarence zahn ssYz n card from
Eagle Pa. Everybody well md
happy IN hand The naYmAater visit
ed us lHiK a. GiYa regards 10 ~
friends.