davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-12
asked the fire prevention bureau to
make the inspection.
WANTS CITY RATE FOR THE I. C.
WHAT AILS TRUST PRESS?

Two years ago, when the Illinois
central boosted its suburban fare, an
awful howl was raised by the resi-
dents of Hyde Park, Woodlawn,
South Chicago and other sections
affected who read the trust press
every morning.
A great deal of publicity was given
to the rate increase and for some
time it was thought that the l. C.
would put the price back.
Aid. Block introduced a very i'm
portant resolution to the city coun-
Gil which was referred to the ter
minals committee 1t called upon
the l. C. to give better terminal facil-
tiles and for the establishment of a
rate, not to exceed 10 cents, in the
city limits.
1t now costs II cents to get to 55th
ST., that's Hyde Park, and 10 cents
to get to South Chicago.
We couldn't find a line in any of
the morning papers on this order
which affects thousands of their
readers. They all forgot about it and
used Aid. Geiger's order which wants
a new l. G. depot and the adjustment
of the freight yard terminal in Chi
cago's front yard.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-12
cHIcAGo's GARBAGE CAUSE or
ANOTHER ARGUMENT

ANOTHER ARGUMENT
Twice have the people of Chicago
decided they want to operate their
own garbage plant and voted bond
issues to do it. And now Health
Commissioner Robertson again re-
wives his proposition of leasing the
garbage plant to private company.
In past years hundreds of thou
sands of dollars have been drawn
from the city's garbage in the shape
of grease. This grease contains val
liable oils and has greatly increased
in price since the war. The city
thought it was going to start to make
money when it ordered DIR. Robert
son to operate the degreaser and the
rest of the plant.
Then suddenly DIR. Robertson
thought of something. He sent out
the bureau of fire prevention to see
if it was safe to operate the plant.
The bureau reported that a. large
quantity of gasoline was stored there
cIuu Iudl IL W. 40 ullOctIC Ills udD-
pened when the city was about to
open up the plant. The bureau new
er made report regarding this while
a private company pulled down fat
profit.
DR.. Robertson's letter told the al
dermen he didn't like the wording
of the council order directing him to
sell commercially-dried garbage for
not less than 1925 ton. He said it
put him in the light of favoring a
policy which is going to lose the city
$4,000 in eight months.
who told the fire prevention bu-
reau to investigate on the eve of the
city operation of the plant?" asked
Aid. Merriam, eff it is contrary to
law for the city to operate the plant
then it certainly would have been a
violation of the law to let some pri- |
vate concern operate it."
DR.. Robertson was told of Aid.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08

ret. st auoet ,Steo prGn9te Ipifer-
he to Uiiner % trGn9te ino / iran-
lie Sebe9rape Here 5teoer, men De0
Olooangreb bleD oe oreoet oerira,
% 5ranifmGnOene beiatte Ell Gel
al aratrene. 9tlsierne 5ar uns
Der 8pffe al SIO ira oeres 5loaoe
aiort 9anogang paa 5orte5ausfD.
item 2it Tor Griion % inota1et 9p
erne 9(tina o. 0lapraoa % 0repet
oeres tprfiife 0}o0itan0ere bort. &c
toa 10 Ofiicerer og $50 Dieni9e til
i5ange oa 9iorOe en- Del Butte -
: 9liaaegnen / noropeitre 9tnslano
bar 9lusierne mco 0eres 2lrtilleri
soefagt tnifc ~2sbearaoe. 9aa
@rno Al iprrt RegniaIo o9 Sne-
FREQ er aampcn miolertioia ppient
lia op6ert paa Sen italienif.sitriaife
5ront
3 Gao til M orQen. IN.
iferne oriper en0nu haarot pna
g3oropeit og Sp06it for 8eroun. og
De bar 9iort 5remgana, iom De bar
bptalt meo tbpre 5nb. Seien 93r.
2G5 Sposit oa en- Gel al Gorbemr.
Sfopcn liae Suo Tor 5orles bar DC
toaet oe0 SSninnteri lStorm eiter
lhnre @ombarOement. 3niferne bar
anarebet langs Sen belle 5ront @eit
ior Uieltie6loOen, men ale 9elne
loen oe nUonte TO Ste0er blep De
holot tilbage. ian 8ranifmpn0ene
en6ml holoer Sen oigtiae itrategiife
Stiaing paa Cole 6e 9'Oie 0eien,
Tor hois @robring manat ct blooigt
Sfa1 bar ppret leoeret. IRA amt.
fdIien oq Periien meloes frenoeles
ON rnsiiif Tremqana. Z Rnslano
fpmpes Der ogion, men iloen nioere
,Soran6rinq / StiIIingerne. = ira
4aI6inatou mcI0es Der 1da. ar
Rrpiioent @ilions Solonina |
SperasmaaIet ON at o6oare 9lnleri.
fanere imoo at relic meo beopbne0e
Sonoclsifibe. Ieire6e 9ieprpien'
tant6tipt @1ar meo tort ,flertol
7ct er SpbOelien al gfonfombaton-
ters 9ettiqhe6cr. ser liaaer til@rmo
iar Sen Qamp, ser bar npret isrt
an 0ette Snerdsmnnl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08
CONNER ealurence opo.

I @aar Nlorges osoe CONNER
Games u @nmrence, Der uar 8ete
ran ira 9oraerfriqcn lit Stem
Iecllnfe1. Qebr. % 2lar ganumel.
Ter iortqlles eiter BAN, boorle0es
6nn og to anore al 3aonet Games
lnoer 9elgsningeu al Reter5bnrp,
81. orn 81. Suui 1861 bIeu rant
al 2hlmper ira ianme oSranat OF
miiteOe bDcr ct Ben. Sans 2iD par
/ lanacrc 9i0 I Sore, men Barn
observation-disclosures pleieoe BAN til
bale til 9ipet, iiaer ban
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08
10000 5nefaitcrc i gtcu gurf.

9}em Dorf. 6, Mnrts. Camp.
ifibs o. @aoetraiif bpmmeoe5 be-
m6cfiat 8aa al en- mar Sneitorm.
9eir6nreanet rapportereoe 1 Com.
ner sneinlo, o. at Der inoen nrite
Roraen piloe upre 6 Jommer. Der
n0ientes Gpraob ON 10000 Oiano
til At renie Sneen al @aoerne Non.
ae in0fommenoe Gampifibe maatte
fate glnfer ne0e 9ugten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08
Spife gper OmOanneS til ea5areiter.

8cneoo (uia 8aris), 3. 0iarts
DleooeleIier bertil ira sarls.
rltbe, Mannbeim. Stittgart %
Goblen5 luoer pna, at oisie gper er
bleuen omoannet til pGloiae Sa8a.
rctter ior iaareoe ira 8eroun, iom
anfommer oertil ooalia. Ter iiges
at pure Here 8uiinoe 0lpno meo
9sajonetinar GollinS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08
aolera / Eitris.

@eneoa, 8. Wiarts. - Der er
fommcn Meooelelie bertiI ira Suns
6riirf, at aolern er brliot no paa-
M / 81 9anosbper % gpcr 2it-
ria,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08

1nlSt 100 9Ior. Gmporia, eon..
I. Naorts Robert sqenlnling |
Sartforo fplSte I @aor Sunoreoe
glor. Ger bar itor 8dniliefeIt | Den
aamlcs Siem 1 glnlebninsen.
1lcmmina er isot Gircleoillc,
G1io.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08
luEngtk cuGluE.

Brinien al Bales 6rinlurer.
SonOon % 5ebr. Brinien al 8a-
les er / Soerensitemmelie meO i'm
5amiIies ganle 8raoItioner bleoet
inoDiet / 3rinnlreroroenen.
@n lllpffe pe0 Baris. 8oris, 4.
.Uiarts. 5 5orita0en ct. Denis ue0
2Raris er in0trliiet Ell @rploiion i
en- 6abrit, boorpeo tpoe Beriouer
orGbtea og mango ioareOes.
Soro aitebener bpores. &onOon,
1. Dtart5. Soro aitcbener, oen bri-
tiife arigsnliniiter, mo0tog @nar
9@reslegionens Storfors al Den
iranife 2lmbasiaogr / &rigsn1ini.
iterIet.
SaooieOelt 3rinioao. Sort oil
Spain, 5rinioao (oen ipOligite al
2llltillereerne) 4. 0larts. GbeoOore
og 9uitru anfom bertil
i @oar % blep nlootaget al Ell &e-
prGientant for @uperneren innt
freultaoenoe 8or9ere.
1Soroif9lo i @anaoa. Quebec,
Que., I. Marts. Ere SorOifelp iel-
te5 / @9nen Der onlfring i @aar
0lorges. 9ipItelien merfe0es en-
Wiils llOitrnfnin9 langa ct. 2am-
renceilooenS BREEDER. 5 Ome9nen
al ct. Sauoenr faiot Sforitene
neO, og aeffentei aif Stpffer
Song Saaton tilifaoefommen.
ariitidnia, ?. 0larts. aong Saafon
par @aar u0iat for ct llbel0 pan
Sfi iOet ban ioI0t o8 ifaOeoe Oen
enc @aano. @n Northumberland
ie Uiite, at ct lille 9en / &aanO-
leOoet par brnffet. Get antagea, al
9ruOOet oil opre 6eIet OH tire Tiger
6oro 5qroen. 5toct1blm, T..
O}artS Qoiis Il. 2oc6ner, 1Soro
Gf5peoitionens Sefretur, er an
fouunet ira Sc6mei5 meO elleoe
i6mei3iife 0eleaoter til 6reosfou
icreuceu i 5totf6olm. San iortGl
Ter, at 6au eiter at baoe til6ro9t
ire 0nae Berlin lit OrOre til at
forlooe aSpen % aIoriQ tonme til.
bnge mere.
9lluupuif Storm til 1niflau0 as
ben6aUn, 3. Qtarts. st 9erliuerte-
legrom iiger, at transporter Al
aorn ira 9hunpnien til 2itrig on
SDiflnnO er 6egpnot. 1000 6ragt
ooane 6leo ienot ira hmpnicn til
gitria % EoifIano, booroi allereoe
5000 er laitet 9ele 0roren 6eIo-
Der iig til 10000 ego9nIoouinacr.
Seleion til Rrpfeitolen. 5 Son-
garoO, Sperige, fan 9eiolfnin9en
mn Oelta9e / 6eime5ie9uostieneiten
/ oereS 6iem Ger er lagt EeIeion
liae til 4}rpfeitolen airfen 6por
en- itor @ranoiontraft er monte.
ret Iige foran Rrpiten @lun ior.
LANCER fun airfen og fan i6lge
meO til oq me0 / Salmeinngen Oct
iigcS, at airfebeisaet life er aitngct
iioen 0en me Oroning begDnote
9lr6eioermeoer moo arigen Get
ipcnIfe Socialoemofroti forbereOer
en- 9Gffe 0}6oer, iom ifaI GolOcS
ooer belle 9onoet / Ben nGrmeite
Iremtio. gaa oiSie 0'eoer, iom er
rettet moo 9ri9sinren, oil gegerin.
ocns 91eutralitptspolitif blioe be-
6anolet. @n Del Me0cr er ollere-
Sc boIot oa pnn 0isIe er ser irenl.
fommet 6oriIn0 ON at iammenfal.
oc en- g[rbeioerfongres til 6orebpg-
gelie al ari9.
8ln0et oOlitloof" ofientgig9er
Snteroieiper al De fornenite 2eberr
al set tpIfe sociol6enofrati. 9an-
Sc 0icbfned1t oa anutifp bar erafG-
ret, at oe tnife SocinIoemofrater
for. Tioen er fnebleoe Get er Seg.
mems 9rig iiacr oe. De tpIfc 9Ioor
loocr, forbi oe er nallte, oertil, oq
intcI(iaentc Tpifere forbDocs bet al
tenfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08

9acferne iorbeier 9eunen. Gait
ct. Qouis, Sn.. g. Warts. De iaa-
lrrte 9(rbeioerc oeo 9(rmour'S,
spfifs % Dlorri's 9eoncolGa-
ninosunlGg I Gait Ct oOlds bar
ianct oenspaalea. ,SorbSielIcn no.
osr~c ca. 5000 Collars ugentlig for
5000 9lrbeioerc tilianlren; ben
oennemInitliee ilgentliee 2ensfor.
beieIIc for hner enfelt 9lrbcioer
bfiner ianIeoes ca. 66 Gents. Dettc
er Sen ierite 2ensforbsielie, oisit
s[rbeiberc far fonet pnd t8 9lar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08

6onar0 Street Dtetbootitfirfe paa
@ai5ngtons 5sOieIsOag, bleo 40 al
@pilerne p9e al en- al Retterue,
iom ifal bape Opret ior8iitet Nj
iGren bleo i6rit oiiicielt befenot
0tan0aa 0a 9irfens Brett rap
portere0e til en- @rpitefonierence.
gn fpf apinOe. 9elleuille. Sll,
,. Dfarts. 0en gamle fpinoeli9e
0opilaaer. 0trs. 0iarp Sobpino,
oeoe Der @aar. 3roos line 80 2lar
par bun en- al De beoite 9opilagerc
/ Spo sSllinois. .Sen0es MonO,
iom bliper 90 9lnr Oiab er 5meo,
og bans Slritru par oite / Smeoien
og binlp bam, naar ban baooe
traolt. De prale0e 6egge Al, at in
gen Smeo 0eme Gel al Staten
flln6e iIaa Dem 6eiteifoninq.
81 6ountper Soma er mn
6aupagnen ior 600 Otaisig0, og
Statens SanObrugsitole bar til
0eniigt gennem @rtemionoeparte-
mentet at organiiere belle Staten
for at iinOe, prsUe % u0oele oen.
lie abiolut nsopenoige 8are i bpert
eneite Gounp Uian bar bi0til
life flnnet iinoe 0i9no, iom fan
loisre 2lrbeiOet, men naar De er
illnoet, oil Organiationen blloe
n0iert.
Diange Sfibe noer 9Dgning.
Seattle, 98aib., 6. Oiarts. Ere %
tupe Sfibe al iorifeIlig Ippe til ct
ianlet foitenoe al ouer otte 0iili.
oner Collars er lnOer 9pgning el
Ter beitilt oeO beropreaoe Sfibs.
orriier. Sem tore Staaliraatoanr
pere ifaI til 9}orge, mems lem er
Tor ameritanif Jiegning. Gen ame-
rifanife Reaering Bar 6eitilt ire I'm
oeroan0s6aa0e % en- I6aaaenoe
Observation-Disclosures iantt ilere minore
6artoier til apit'ruiif og 1raiif
paa }aaifa.
}Ieu los Aar. @bilaoelp6a,
I'd, L N}artS. Ntrs. 2lnna 6li3o
bet5 0}aqill er oeo Der bos i'm
Someien I en- 9rlOer al t08 Par.
Snn 0nr oen pIoite apinoe / oen-
ne 8cl al 9anoet. rMooer@ MogiIl
iom bun qcruc bIeD falot. ia8Oe
icID. at bun 6aooe baar0t 9(rbei0e
% ct reaelmrSiiQt 9eunet at taffe
Tor i'm beie 9lloer. 6un ooerleoes
al TO Born, lire 9srneborn oa ire
4erneberns 0orn
5efs 9lrbeioere Orpbes oeo en-
Emancipation I ". 0irginia 81.
fins. VI q, +. Niarts. 3 0aoi5
6oal ano @ofe Gonpanos 0iine
Pr. II 9enpton @. o.. inotroi
/ @aar en- eoelGagenoe @fSploiion.
5cfs 9lrbeioere bIcu orpbt meoen5
nj er inoeipprret, men en0na i
Cine @fSpIoiionen ionot Steo
100 8ooS 0Dboe. Syoet Ell itor
Sfillennr itprte0e iommen 6leD 60
qfrbeioere omIlittet, men oct lpffe-
oes at brinae Oem ale no leben0e
ire al Dem bar ioaret
5pif. .9lmerifanernes 2onnlitet
@ai6in0ton. 9. g., 3. Wlarts. 9rp-
iioenten for oeu nplig opretteoe
..aational 9lSiociotion Of German
RnblfI6ers" oa 91eooftsr al BET IN.
Ife 9lao rg(benopoit" / Chicago,
ganl q. Whieller, llotalte til BrG.
ii0ent @ilion I @oar, at ban piloe
antnac, at Winioriteten al 3nif-
9(merifonere bar lonole moo Dc
iSorene6e Statcr Statsienator 9el.
Ter ira Sllinois introoucereoe BAN.
@ir. 0hieller uNtolte, at ban life
dfGaqoe GrriiScnt @ilion en- giiit
iom Neprrientnnt for g9nbliI6ers
9(siociation", ga Oenne Organization
fife beiatte6e fla meo Rolitif
Trriioenten uStnlte til SIR
WhierIcr, at 6on por foroisiet ON
at 1nIfl9lmerifnnere iaapelIom
on6re Gmerifnnere of irenlmeo g'n
tionnfitet nnr Ionale moo tit noop
ltere6e fsporelonb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08

@n 9ieroeieberepiOemi er uObrllot
{ NliIpaufee, @is., % Den er iaa
trlen0e, at 8anorererne Ill Sfo.
lerne er bleoet luffet, oa oct blcp
6efenOt, at Der par inOtruiiet IS
me 1iliploe cen Rat 5 oct belle
taaet 6apOe Der op til oen %. Sc
bruor upret 100 IiliGloe. Stole-
6srnene bar faaet OrOre til at toge
fcat gan9 meo iia til SfoIen, ino-
til Der er bleoet Qiort noget neO
9on0et. Nile Soipitoler I agpen er
oueriDlot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08
Ran oIrlln6 / .sneitormen. Jlem.

Baa @runo / Sneitormen. Jlelu.
port yleps, /. Diarts. Damperen
Sim OF Baltimore" al GbeIapeate
Sinien ait / @aar paa @runO oeO
Sanpton Bar + en- Sneitorm. Sti
bet par lnoer Geis ira Rorfolf til
Baltimore oa baoe mango aBasiage.
rer ON 9oro. Ger ifal Oog life
opre 3are paaiuroe og aDipagt
fntteren ,Ononoaga" ligger ueo
Sioen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08

Den iarli9t eilferiel Clifton
9lri5., %. 3e6r. gn 2lutomobil
mco iefs Qerioner oelte0e i ct
iforpt geiiDina Der + @aar % imr.
tcoe ueoao en- 0affe 70 al 6elaet
orpbtcs. o9 ire fom mere eller
minore til Sfaoe. 9e orrbta bar
en- 9eimrer ior et g}inefompagni
oa GlHtons 9anonprfsbeitDrer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08

9laSet vOlitGoof~ oficnEig9er
Synterbieiper al De fornemite 2eOerc
al set tnIfe Sociol6emofrati. 9an-
Sc 9iebfned1t oa anrtifp bar erafG-
ret, at sc tpIfe SociaIocmofrater
Tor 1iScn er fneble6c. Get cr 9egt
mems 9rie, iiaer 0e. De tDifc 9laor
Gpocr, forhi oe er bantc, oertil, oa
inteIliaentc Toifere iorbnocs oet At
tpnfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08
% NGrg.

Sfal ipares paa ale aanter. Ser.
lin 1. Mnrts. 6orbunoSraaoet bar
oe0toget ell 8ororoning, iom fr9-
per, at 2ffalo al @ltoer ifal bengt-
te9 I'll areaturfoOer eiter til6grlig
5ilbere0uing SiOtil er 2tffaIo ira
Sfin0, 6uoer og OeSlige 6leoet be-
nDttet oe0 Eilpirfning al 9im og
IignenOe IStoiier. 6orblnfosraa0et
bar o9ioa iorbu0t SnofprieI al
2ufsnsartifler, iom fan unooeres.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08

t5oro6uroea .stocf6blm, f.
O}arts 9mii9 Il. 9oc5ner, 6oro
ef5peoitionens sefretgr, er an
fomuet ira Sc5mei3 meo elleue
i6pei5iife 0cleaoter til 5reosfon.
icreuceu i Stocf5olm. San iortGI
Ter, at 6an eiter at baoe til6roat
ire Gage Berlin iif OrOre til at
forlooe 9Den % aIori9 fonuue til
bnge mere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08

Gn 9p / 15are. San 6rouciSco.
Galii, 6. N2arts. 9Den @e0oer-
burn, Ore. ifol oare / 5are ior al
alioc no 5Iooen giogne % blioe
iert til SBs paa @rlnO al oe iio.
ite Oaaes iopre 9leQnialo. Oct Il.
aes. at 9cboerne er iln9tet til @ol0
9eacb eHer op paa oe 9Den omIia.
lenoe Sober.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08

Ntnnonq. rDiferne bar
inOtaact 9anOsbncn 8orees om.
frina Q IH Roroueit for @eroun,
Sffe tilirc0s bcrnco iorisgte DC ct
lloialo Ssrirn imoo Cole Oe 9'Oie.
men Sc Sranffe tbong Dem tilbaac
til eauosbuen o1 boIot Dem Der.
ct Ste6 Champagne bar IN.
Tferue taaet liot ni en- frauTf oebe.
orap. Z 9lraonne bar 6ranifmGn.
ocnc iprpngt en- inf Voit meo en-
Mine oa inbtnaet en- Eel al ssrate.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08
bnge mere.

9lumpnif aorn til 3piflouo. as
beu6aDu, 3. 0}arts st 9erlinerte-
legrom iiger, at transporter Al
aorn ira 9t1mpnien til 2itrig o.
8uiflanO cr 6egpnot. 1000 5ro9t
ooane 6leo ienot ira MmGnicu til
9itrig % Eoiflano, 6oorai alIereoc
5000 er laitet. 6ele Ororen 6eIo-
Der ig til 10000 9o9nIoouinaer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08

aong Saaton tilifaoefommen.
ariitidnia, 2. 0larts. aong Saatou
par @aar u0iat for ct ll6elo paa
Sfi ioet ban iolot og ifoOeOe oen
enc Saano. @n Northumberland
ie piite, at ct file Ben Sanno-
IeOoet par brnffet. Get anta9es, al
9ruOOet oil ppre 6eIet OH ire Tiger.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-21
~CLEAN.UP WEEK, is COMING

"TLEANaUP WIEN IS UU-UINU
EVEN THE COAL-BIN SHOULD BE
CLEANED UP AND READY. Then
lust as soon as the miners wage q9es-
ton is settled, and prices are estab-
lished, be ready to buy. The only
safe course this year, give Smith q
Reifsnider the order for delivery at
sstheir best price"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-21
SEMINARY COMMENCEMENT
Sessions To Be Held May 10 y
Comforting of Diplomas and
Degrees.

The 18th commencement OF the
Westminster Theological Seminary
will be held from May to with the
following program:
Sunday, May Methodist Protest
ant Church, 1920 a. m, Baccalaureate
Sermon, President Elderdice; 7.3O p.
M, Alumni Sermon, Rev. James Henry
Straughn, A. NJ. D. D., 1901.
Monday, May S-Seminary chapel
7.3O D. m, Thirty-second Anniversary
The Stockton Literary Society.
Tuesday, May 9-Seminary Chapel'
1000 a. NJ, Annual Meeting, Inc
Board OF Governors.
Tuesday, May 9-Methodist Protest
ant Church, 40 y. m, commencement
Exercises: Singing, congregation .
PRAYER. Rev. j. 5. BOWers, ID. -
Class Grafton The Ministry OF auf1er-
ing, f. r. Biggs; Singing, Quarlette.
Address to graduating class, Rev. j.
NJ Holmes. d. d., Harrington, DEL
singing, Anthem
Conferring of diplomas and degrees
Doxology, Benediction, Rev. {. H.
Sinkinson. ID. D., Atlantic City, \. j.
Graduates and Theses-James Pey-
ton Adams. Vienna, Md. Jesus the
Messiah; Charles William cole, ran
ing Waters, ". Va, Missions i'll Japan;
William Andrew Judy, Williamsburg
W. Va. The Holy Spirit: Walter VII
son. Bloomingsdale, n. j., The sum
cheney of the Atonement; stephen
Yemm, Cuba, ILL.,, Evangelism.
Bachelor of Divinity-Ernest Ralpn
Riggs Arbela, Mo-, Theodicy: Fred
Blaine GilhOusen, KahOka, Mo-, Inc
Relation of the Law to the GOSpel'
Isaac Miller, Sabina, o., The Church
Life and AmuScmcntS.
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MANCHESTER.

A social held in the Sunday school
room of Trinity Reformed church Was
largely attended. 1t was the last OF
the series of meetings held by the
social clubs. The proceeds from the
silver collections taken we're handed
to the treasurer of the Ladies' AID
of the church. A short program was
given: Singing by all; prayer by Or
Land address of welcome, by MIS-
Land. The reports of the chairmen
of the different clubs; total amount u
moneys received $260.13: silver collec-
ton for evening $14.OO: singing the
Doxology and hymn, There IS sun
shine in My Soul recitation, Inc
Jaw Bird Master George Shower
trombone solo, Mr.. HOratio NJ. lIoats
reading. Little Tim Mrs. waiter
Vent; vocal solo, Mrs. Edgar Maggie;
trombone solo, Mr.. RI. NJ. l-oats: sing
ing in unison. The meeting was
closed with the Lords prayer ana
benediction by DR.. Land. Refresh
ments of ice cream, cake and coffee
were then served by the committee in
charge.
The Willing Workers Aid Society
met at the home of Mrs. Harry La
Motto, Monday evening, April H.
Collection amounted to $4.93. The
president, Mrs. Land, reported the
amount received from the paper sale
to be $43.9l, freight $lO.92, total
$4209. The ladies decided to hold
their annual strawberry festival about
June 18th Place to be decided later.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hawk, of
Reading, Pa. spent several days here
as guests of Mrs. Hawks cousin, Mrs.
Harry IIaMOtte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monro I4aMotte, of
Baltimore: Mr.. and Mrs. Brecken-
bridge Shaw and son, Harry, were
guests Of Mr. John and the Misses
Carrie and Edna I.aNIotte, for the
weeks end.
After the regular meeting of the
Rebekah Lodge No. is, |. o. O. f. a
social was given the members by
Mrs. William 3urgOOn, Mrs. Walter
Wentz and Mrs. John Adkins in honor
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NORTGAGEE'S SALE
NX of a Valuable
SMALL FARM
At Fast View i'm Carroll county, Md,

BY virtue of the power and author
ity contained in mortgage from
William Theodore Christ to Charles
E. Rickell, dated on the goth day OF
March, A. L., 1915, which is recorded
among the Real Estate mortgage rec
ords of said county in Liber o. D. G.,
No. 65, folio 334, &C., the undersigned
mortgage will sell at public auction
on the premises at East View, on the
Deer Park road, in the Fourth cleo
ton district in said county, at one
o'clock p. m, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 22nd, 1916,
all that PAL eel of land containing 8
acres and l rood of land, more or
less, which is improved with a two
story frame dwelling house with live
rooms, we'll of water, orchard, out
buildings, &c, and described in said
This property is now oc-
cupied by the mortgagor, and is con-
veniently located in relation to
church, school and State road.
Terms of Sale:-One-half cash up
on ratification of sale by the court,
and the balance in six months from
the day of sale, the credit payment
to be secured by the note of the pur-
chaser with approved security. The
purchaser will be required to make a
cash deposit of 500, with the mort
gagee on thu day of sale, or all cash
at the option of the purchaser.
CHARLES C. RICKELL.
Mortgage.
Michael E. Walsh, Solicitor.
Francis T Albaugh. AuctiOneer
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of their birthdays. Abundant refresh
ments we're served and a general
good time enjoyed.
Harry M. Smith, only son of Mrs.
Susan and the late Leonard Smith,
died at his home, North Main street,
Friday evening, at $50 o'clock, AFTER
an illness of eight days from internal
trouble. aged 46 years, Z months and
6 days. Mr. Smith was devoted
member of the Lutheran church, be-
Ionged to the I. o. o. F. Lodge, Tribe
of Ped Men and The Owls. He con-
Quoted a business of harness maker
for a number of years very success
fully, and was we'll known through
ont his own community. HIS only
close relative was his mother' MIS-:
Susan Smith. His funeral was held
Monday morning at 10 o CLOCK III iii
manuel Lutheran church, before a
large concourse OF relatlNeS' lrleilG u
and members of the orders. Rev. l..
$. Land. d. d., OfiiCiated. The !. y. V.
F., Lodge No. %, and PocahohCdS
Tribe of Red Men held their service
at the grave. The pallbearerS were
Messrs. Walter ID. Hanson, Harvey
BurgOOn and Jacob MuSselman' OF
the |. c. O. +. Lodge, and MeSsrs;
William Hersh, Horatio NJ. LoatS anu
Edgar Nagle, of the Red Men. me
floral designs were numerous and
beautiful. ]. r. l.. Wink & Brother
funeral directors.
Mrs. Ellen Berry died early Sunday
morning. April rs, at her home South
Main street, after an illness Oh one
week from paralysis, aged - years.
Mrs Berry is survived by one daugh-
ter. Mrs. Atha LatchaW, of York, Pa
and one sister, Mrs. James Green
holtz. of this town. Her funeral was
held Wednesday morning in the L. 3.
Church. Rev Ness officiating. inter
ment in the New Cemetery. }. II. L.
Wink. funeral director.
The ladies of the Lutheran Aid
Society will hold a social on Easter
Monday evening in the social room OF
the church. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
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THE FROGS HAVE BEGUN TO AID.

The FRUUS HAVE ,,tr
vERTISE-THAT MEANS IhAi
SPRING Is HERE. After the harG,
ships OF this winter, everybody WIZ
want TO buy and store Coal during e. tnS
spring and summer months. S,,I the
Raifsnider will let you know when 'l'e
price is right.
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