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Evening star., 1917-09-16
MALE.

a MEMBER OF YOUNG MEN to accept posi-
lions tpevmanentl ut salaries of 500 to SITS
Mr. month after trsininy practical craftsmen
a Columbia School of Drafting We keep Vait-
Ing list of positions open. Learn in your spare
time; night day clssses Get cafalsr At
oace. Once 3O4 McIachlen bldg. 10Th and g
ufo.. city
Evening star., 1917-09-16

FLOWER bead necklaces selling like hot cakes;
agents coming money: absolutely new: send for
catalogue and proposition. Mission Bead Co,
s2I9 ". Pico. Los Angeles Calf.
Evening star., 1917-09-16

DICTAPHONE OPERATORS, two. frst-class:
liberal salary: state experience. Address Box
1s9R u Sfar ot1ica
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-22
COlbOurne

MIR and Mrs + W perdue enter
tanned number Of friends and rela.
tiyeS last sunday Those present we're
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Godfrey and son,
Maurice. Mr and Mrs J y Dickersor
and children. James, kathryn and Yer
non. MIR and Mrs German Perdue and
daughter. Gladys Mr. and Mrs Iadok
Sturgi- Mrs j " Dryden, Miss Helen
Tull. Messr- Ralph tiordy Herman
Hales Pau Shockley and Roy Gordy.
Mr.. Elton Sirman spent the week end
with hi cousin, Mr. Heston Carmean.
Mr.. ana Mrs " p Cropper made a
business trip 10 Salisbury Monday
Mrs Mary r looks i visiting her
son. Mr. 6 Il Fook-
Mrs. v ; Sirman and daughter,
Beatrice. spent sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward West
MIR and Mrs Chester Parsons am
son, James, spent Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Gro Sper
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-22
He Lost His Own Car
In Helping Another

An 0idsmohi.s touring ear was de.
tfo4ee hy lire tuesday night on the
Ipi BAD ne1 Girdletree a colored
maB irving Ford. hailed the driver
# - Ddsmuhlle asking for supply Of
fa me Ta driver Of the Oldsmobilc
ta8 he Fore driver to help himself TO
,- me. hsa brought his car to a stand
-Hi Tic :olored man took out the
al4e from The tank in the rear Of the
dsmobIa. but the gasoline refused to
IN. on account of sediment having
ormed round the opening.
All would have gone well. but the
negro i order to learn the cause Of the
gasolne's not flowing brought his rear
Kerosene light. and set il down near the
tank He then prodded. the aperture
with a stick This released the gaso-
line which was under several pounds
pressure. causing an overflow. resulting
in ignition from the kerosene lamp
The flames spread to the Oldsmobile.
which was consumed. there being no
means near at hand to extinguish the
fire. With the exception of the front
wheels the automobile was completely
destroyed
The Oldsmobile was driven. il is said
by Roland Gusts, Of near pocomokc
City.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-22
Many SnOv
Leave For College

Several young men from Snow Hill
and vicinity left this week for college.
some TO begin their first year, others to
continue or complete their course. Ed
mond Johnson, Burleigh Fooks and
Wilson Martin left for ST Johns Col
lege Annapolis; John Timmons for
Lehigh University Bethlehem Pa
Franklin Bailey to Western Maryland
College. Westminster. Oliver Dale Col
lins and Alfred Dashiel TO the Episcopal
Academy Philadelphia, clyde Bounds,
Nassawango. 10 Washington College,
Chestertown William H. Holloway, Of
Queponco. and Alpheus 7 Mason. Of
Scarborough, 70 Dickinson College. Car
Isle. ia
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-22
William X. Permar Dies
At Home In Baltimore

William K Permar formerly we'll
known in Snow Hill and Worcester
County, died at his home in Baltimore
sunday morning at eight o clock from
u complication Of diseases after short
illness.
Twenty years ago Mr. Permar and a
MIR Gross came to Worcester County,
and under the firm name of Cross &
Permar, they. as agents, exploited and
sold patented churner and butter
maker While here he met Miss Salie
Sturei-. daughter Of the late Jacob
Sturgis Of SNOW Hill. their acquaint-
ance eliminating in their marriage
Mr. Permhr had been in poor health
for the last year. and was retired from
the Police Department in May A few
days ago he assisted in arresting two
men charged with disturbing the peace
and the exertion this cntailed resulted
in his being stricken. He was appoint
ed to the police force in 1900 and had
served in the Western. Central. and
Northern districts
He is survived by his widow and two
daughters, Misses Elizabeth and Flor
ence Permar.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-22
Miss Annie Mae Hill
Weds Merrill Chesser

MIR Merrill. Ches~er and Miss Annie
Mae Hill were marriedin Pocomoke City
last Saturday afternoon at half after
tive clock By Rev W O. Hurst pas
tor Of Salem NJ f. Church After the
ceremony the bride and groom motored
to Ialwood, Va, where reception
was held at the home Of the groom 3
sister. Mrs Royal Evans
The groom is the son Of Mr. Abbott
Chesser Of near Newark and the bride
j. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs George
F. Hill. Of near Snow Hill They are
popular young people. and their many
friends wish them .one and happy
married life
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-22
Stockton

Miss Maige Nmbro@. wno mas 1een
the guest Of Miss Gladys Bromley has
returned d her home In WnaIepvillc
While here Miss Wimbrow Vas cNten.
sively entertained several dances and
automobile parties being given IA her
honor
Mrs NJ NJ Sharpey left this week
for visit to her daughter, Mrs sue
Weaver. in Philadelphia
Mrs Thomas T Wharton spent Chau
tauqua. week in Berlin a the guest Of
friends Her mother. Mrs Clayton J
Purnell, and her sister. Miss Bessie Pur-
nell. Of Snow Hill, came down to look
after the household affairs during Mrs
Wharton : absence
Hon. T. II Taylor attended the Demo.
cratic State Convention in Baltimore
this week as a delegate from Worces
ter County
Miss Rosa Hancock and Mr. Harvey
Redden were married at the NJ + Par
sonage Saturday By Rev p + Rice
Mrs Redden ha- the distinction q be
ing War BRIDE as her husband has
been drafted ia the Army
MANY ot our people attended the
great moving picture show The Birth
Of Na;ou in Pocomoke Wednesday
night
Miss Wooten. 81 Florida, i the guest
Of her cousin, Mrs Daniel Hancock
Mis-, Anna coiona entertained the
members Of the Epworth League a a
sociaI Wedne~ lay evening
The " & 7 T. viii mold the ilrst
meeting Of the season on Monday even.
ing. October lst. at the nome Of Mrs
sue MERIT The members are engaged
in making comfort bags for thu soldiers
Mrs Casslu~ Jones has purchased a
new piano for her daughters
Miss Noble Taylor mas returned 10
pelmar. after pleasant visit 70 her
mother and relatives
MIR II Mason ha- purchased a
ncw Ford
Mr.. Dame Haaeoce entertained
Thursday evening II honor q her guest
Miss Wooten
Mis- Bernise bundles. vho ia, been
....t.:,,.. .-tav@ ~. ha. r.,rvr..t -
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-22
DEMOCRATS IN
CONVENTION
State Convention In Baltimore
Thursday. Party Sure OF
Success at Election

The Democratic State Convention met
at the Academy Of Music. Baltimore
Thursday shortly after one O'Clock
DR. J Hurbert Wade the State Chair
man, called the Convention TO order
and named Congressman Jesse y Price
rs temporary chairman. and William J.
Ogden and Oliver II Bruce. Jr., as sec.
retaries
II taking the chair Mr.. Price spoke
of the party which under it, great
leadership, was making the tigh, for
Democracy throughout the world
Hon. + II. Taylor vas named on the
committee on resolutions from Worces-
ter, and A. II Abbot on the committee
on credentials
The nomination Of Hon Hugh A.
McMullen a Comptroller Of the State
Treasury was ratitedIby the convention
His reelection Is confidently predicted
as the Democratic party throughout the
state j. united on his candidacy
The draft Of the Democratic platform.
which was read b. j Augustus Mason,
chairman Of the committee on resolu
tons bad been adopted BY a majority
Of the committee
The platform indor.e- the admins
tration Of Governor Harrington and
the policies pursued hy the National
Government. particularly the means
employed for the -uccrssful prosecution
Of the war
On the question Of annexation for
Baltimore city it provided for a refer
endum 10 the people IN the territory to
be annexed The efforts Of Baltimore
City to get more territory were approx
ed, but the plank says this territory
should not be added to the city except
with the consent Of majority of the
qualified voters Of the territory sought
to be annexed
The platform, as drafted in confer
ence, was finally adopted by vote Of
l0l to u
Except on the question Of annexation
the convention was harmonious. and
everywhere Democratic victories in the
State and Counties we're predicted
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-22
Transfers of Real Estate
In Worcester County

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Frances NJ. wilson IRON hnhaIes =.
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:. 49,. - = ~ - '''e
- : Y''''''' 49,
hoiilh = oiiihS from Alethea y
Hammond part 81 tract called Mt
Pleasant AZ me intersection 81 Baker
ana Malh streets 10 t'erllh' : ohS'd-
: "''o''' - :
>atchei Williams rom I. faul f."elt
ana "iIe' 10Y On w southwest sue o.
hohneVille Avenue - Focomeke ny.
ohSlaefat'oh'Al''
Thoma. NJ furur.i from lohn 5
Aydelotte and wife, the Sclby Farm
and the John Wlck- Farm contain
ing respectively l3 acres and aj5 acres
Of land, more ~ .rs9 p tn seventh
Election Distrir,
Charles Colbourue from Sa4i. 1,la.
cow ana husband 1t Al If acres Of
land more Or les. On the county road
leading from po,omokr city "a Mar.
shau's Mills. Consideration SO etc
,r,h,rc u,n.,bra,. .,3 v.,l,;ar
phi f.aa, M, p..- sa,.n !, !,
~ Mt G,.n..i.,. .,a;.,n H.
60. a,. ~. IN. H.. s,a,a No.,
leading from snow Nm 10 poeomoke
civ and near snow HuI considera.
tion $40 etc
Com, a. palm. -. a.. 10.
a. -. ~. = ..l,s -. -,
containing = acre more OF iess' ~ 'he
Eighth Election District Nonsldera.
ton. 81 900
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-22
NassaWangO

Mr.. Clyde Bounds returned 10 Wash
ington College Tuesday, after spending
his summer vacation with his parents
Mr. and Mrs George Bounds
Mr. and Mrs t. r. MaddoN aud
daughter, Helen. spent sunday with
their son. Mr. Franklin MADDOX Of
Snow Hill
We are sorry to report that Miss
Jana Victor is on the sick list
Mr.. David Hottenstein returned home
Friday, after spending the summer
with his brother. Mr. Titus llottenstcin.
of Willow Grove, Pa
Among those who visited at the home
OF Mr., George Bounds Sunday were:
Mr.. Frank West and daughter. Audrey,
and son, Preston. of Wesley, Mr.. and
Mrs W {. Parks and daughters, Elsie.
Mabel. and Miriam. and sons. James
and Harold, and Misses MARY and Ruth
Penncwell
Miss Grace Stanford spent the week
end with her father. in Girdletree
Miss jamie Falkner entertained Misses
Lutte White. of pocomoke Bertha
Hottenstcin. Lola Pussy and Messrs
William White. of pocomoke Eddie
Davis. and Daniel Hottenstein on sun
day evening
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs Charles W. Tingle
son. Thomas. from Wilmington. ~
few days Of this week with Miss Sa
Tingle
Mr. and Mrs Wilson Greenfield, Il
Wilmington. visited his father. Rev.
Ernest Greenfield. a part Of last week
Mrs Fanny Taylor, from Ocean City,
was the guest Of her cousins the Misses
Elsie and Mildred Massey par, Of
this week
Mr. George Taylor left on Tuesday
morning for Newport News. where he
has accepted position
Mr. George Burbage and friend Miss
Gertrude Morris. from PHILADELPHIA.
spent few days Of last week Fith ms
father. Mr. John Burbage
The Neghborhood Sunday school
Rally Day will be next Sunday with the
services at 30 having been postponed
on account Of last Sundays storm
There will be .pecia music. anl ever,
body Is invited
The Berlin Woman Club Rest Room.
Were vel attended On The opening ia,
u Chautauqua forty.three .istor-
were registered The rooms ar open
every SATURDAY and wednesday, after
~" 49, 0'.e' - : 7 "e'''e a'''. -o'
- -
- ~
DIS 5ntt. hrituhEhalt q arha
preaRae "a i VISITING her sister
mrs ANNE io"ei.
Mrs Edward Met abe and children
q Selbyyille Visited her mother Mr.
Mary Grise turing thautaaqla "eet
Mr John Namfort q New YORK.
vas visitor ~ town. this week
Berlin cnautaua4a Week enaea On
Wednesday ~a- ! week crowded
full Of enjoyment hnd hclpfune-- for
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-22
Evangelistic Meetings
Being Held At Spence

Rev. v + VIII. former pastor 81
the First Baptist Church Of Girdletrec,
il holding series OF evangeIistic meet
ings At Spence Baptist Church. near
Public Landing The public is cordially
invited to attend these meetings
Preaching tonight Friday at m.
No service tomorrow night. Saturday.
This sunday. there will he three ser.
vices Subject Sunday morning at Il
o clock What the Bible Teaches about
Baptism Afternoon at 3 o'clock
Going Home Sunday evening at ,
0 clock Two Trains to Eternity.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-22
Virginia Couple Wed
In Snow Hill This Week

Mr.. Otho Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs.
}. W DAVIS. Of Franklin City, was
married Wednesday afternoon in snow
Hill to Miss Florence Justice Of Parks
ley. Va The marriage was solemniled
at the NJ. T Parsonage. Rev, Howard
o. Keen officiating After honey
moon in northern cities, the bride and
groom will return 70 Franklin City,
where they will reside
Their many friends wish them long
and happy married life.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-22

GEORGE. the well known tailor of
baltimore. who will hold a Tailoring
Opening at the store OF T. II Collins Il
SON. Thursday, Friday. and Saturday
II next week. will present on Thursday
evening at Mason's Opera House his
tYo-reel comedy entitled. The Com
mercial Traveller. This reel has been
arranged at considerable expense. for
George friends and patrons Special
music.
My increased business mas made /
necessary for me to engage an extra
nillner. and | have secured tine ser
vices of Miss Ray. of Tennessee. and
Mia, Rurhage. of Berlin. to take care
Of ms trade this season. They will give
personal attention to each customer.
and are prepared TO cater to their tastes
in all the latest styls II the same time
making the coat Nv as possible.
Come in and get ted. and let Us
help you TO plal nat. Mrs. j..
Cannow Short. Sno,
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IndiantOWn

Mr. EdMin Nimbrough. Of Tennessee.
spent from Frida! anti Monday with
Mr.. and Mrs Roy e'ordy
Mrs BALDWIN Bredell.o OF Philadelphia,
and Mrs " Il CoN, Of Snow Hill.
spen, few days Of las; week with Mrs.
" J Shockiey
Master Clarence Barnes and sister,
Elizabeth spent the week end with
their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
Stage, in Snow Hill
Mr. ana Mr. norman Mariner Mrs..
benjamn Johnson ahd Miss Lizzie
1rydeh We're visitors az the nome OF
Mr T = Mariner iasi sunday
Mr. and Mr.. JACOB sturgls ami son,
LOUIS visited ~ parents Mr. ana mrs.
" y >tdrFl- q near Nassawango,
last sunday
Mr. VII e9uard and friend Of North
Carolina, ,pen; last Saturday night and
SUNDAY WITH Mt ana Mr.. y. 9. Dick
erson
Miss Ne,ttr ~hockey spent few
days 81 thI~ week with her brother, Mr..
Ernest ShofkieA
Mr. and Mr- Elmer Godftey spent
iast Sunaa> WITH NJ and Mrs. z. A.
ferdue 81 o.baurne.
Mr. anu Mr. eltho Mariner and sen,
Marshall, ana MF ana Mrs. MAJ
Disharoon ana daughter, Lillian spe
last SUNDAY evening win their mott
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-22
Shovel

Mrs. John Bloxom and daughter,
Anna, OF Chincoteague. are spending
some time with Mr.. and Mrs Sewell
Baker
Mr.. and Mrs Joshua Morris, Misses
Lille Baker and Bertha Rloxom spent
SUNDAY with Mr. and Mrs + J Hud-
son.
Mrs. Horace Chopper and daughter
spent from Saturday until Monday with
relatives at Ocean City
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Colin and fam.
lis. Of Wilmington. spent a few days
with MIR. and Mrs Peter Bishop.
Mr.. Daniel Birch spent Tuesday with
her parents, Mr.. an Mrs. Daniel Birch.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-22
Gov. Harrington Names
Negro Defense Board

Governor Harrington Tuesday AZ.
pointed a preparedness commission of
colored men to work among the people
of their race under the general direc-
ton of the State Council of Defence.
The mission is composed of number
OF well-known colored men OF Baltimore
and the chairman of each of the county
committees. which the Governor an
nounced at the same time Ernest Lyon
WAS named chairman and the first meet
ing will be held next Monday at II
clock in Sharp Street Church, Balti
more.
The Governor made statement, which
was. in part:
Il have appointed commission Of
prominent colored people Of Baltimore
City and a commission OF colorei people
from each county of the State for pa
triotic and preparedness purposes. |
want to give the colored people of Mary
land an opportunity for service. be-
lieve they are loyal in every respect and
by proper organization they will be in a
position to render great service 10 the
State. both for patriotic purposes and
for properly assisting in solving the
food and labor questions.
Stephen H. Long. of Pocomoke City.
and Rev f. j, Henry. Of Snow Hill.
were named on the board to represent
Worcester County.
Now tell the truth. Was my client :
pistol loaded wnen he attacked you?
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-22
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW

Mrs. Robert Clifton. OF FELTON,.
Del. is the guest of Mrs Wilbur Bur
mite. and her son, Mr. Reynolds Clifton.
is the guest Of Dr and Mrs w 5.
kreger
Miss Margaret Timmons, who
graduated at the Drexel Institute.
Philadelphia. last June. has been ap.
pointed instructor in Domestic Science
and Arts in the High School Of oxford.
Md She left the first Of the week to
take up her duties.
MIR. and Mrs John W station re
turned home Thursday from weeks :
visit to Mr.. and Mrs Marion T Hargi-
and family, at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.
MIR. Wallace Brimer has resigned
his position in the First National Bank,
and viii enter the engineering depart
ment Of Johns Hopkins University His
place in the bank has been taken by
Misc Gertrude rruitt
Hon. William d. Corddry. and
Messrs. c. l.. Vincent and j Edward
White attended the Democratic State
Convention in Baltimore Thursday. Mr.
Vincent was accompanied to Baltimore
by Mrs Vincent. who went to consult
an eye specialist
Mr.. Harris 5. Corddry represented
The Corddry Company at a business
meeting OF the Eastern Shore Manufac.
turers Association in Salisbury Thurs
day
MIR e. {. kenscy, Of kensey Gar
age, mas had severa improvements
made this week. Four new windows
hive been put in. which doubles the
amount Of light in the work room. and
new room has been set apart on the
second floor for the sole purchase Of
charging and repairing storage batteries.
Mr.. 5. r. Riley lost nice colt
Wednesday night valued AT $l5o This
makes two valuable animals Mr. Riley
mas lOAt IN less imam week,
Col Charles K. Disharoon and son.
Walter Il. Disharoon. Of Salisbury.
were business visitors in Snow Hill
this week
Prof. and Mrs Harry +. Coving-
ton. who have been spending the sum
mer at Ocean City. are the guests of
her father. Col. George NJ. tpshur
Mrs. James B. Whaley Is spending
some time at Ocean City Miss Julia
Purnell has been her guest several
days
Miss Annie Pennewell. and Mr. VII.
liam johnson were married Tuesday,
September 18TH at the nome of Mrs.
A. b. Sturgis. b. Rev T. T.. Poole.
They left the next day for their future
home at Stockley. Del The bride IS a
daughter 81 MIR Charles pennewcil OF
Spence. and has many friends in Snow
Hill
Mr. Frank 4. Warren Of near
Nas.awango, has made application to
enter the Aviation Corps Of the Army.
MIR baldwin Bredel motored 10
Snow Hill from Philadelphia last sun
day. remaining here until the next day
with relatives. He was accompanied
home by his wife and daughter. Miss
Iva. who have been spending several
weeks here al the home Of MIR Walter
b. Dymond ami other relatives
Mr. Edgar II. Bratten. oi Milford.
accompanied by his wife ard niece, Miss
Miss Leila Vincent, motorei to Snow
Hill SUNDAY t. see his father, William
{. Brattcn. Esq ili- nephew. Julian
Vincent. accompanied hin. home
+ II. Collins \ Son make an I'M.
portant announcement in this issue 81
The Messenger see page
Mrs. George " cprmrau left
W ednesday for her nome n Norfolk,
after having spent several week. here
with her sister. Mrs. y Il ClayviIe,
and other relatives near Snow Hill
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-22
Not Excepte'

Are there any piscatoria
about here? Z
No. sir: nothin doir
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-22

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Low a4tni snow Hlll. MD
gop stIr ono t,.b..l.
n !, IL. S,a,,. ti,lI NJ
Youu, Man. dress yourself iron
,i''au ~ a. "A"' :
Mrs Cannon Shortt announces
her millinery opening on next Thursday
and FridaS Sept. 27th and 3s'h
Young Man. get Hart 5chaiFncr &
MarN suit They are NE best snii
by Callahan. Pocomoke rs MI
,.ts.
10 , .,aDy bul ~ nsai -
ju.ch puye u, pai at1 ttg 4, '''''e
We are tne 500 4istri ~ e,le
hely Sprhsheid l.Ef. ans su''' me
best ''res on ear'h hth'tf ''raee'
-.
roi oale ','.l 4.t5 ~ J liz
il. Apply e. s. nWans, snow
Hill
u,
EVER oie ma oud
easy cor Il wera,f AK your
Young adies bout a par o.
dark brown waikiki II send Us
your h'ti 2fhaf- -
1ltF' Ma
49,, l.-5... i.d. !, eros
am 81 ~, 80
cast Of t7p i1.a1.eS .o''i'-
sol 81 i'''i'. 'i''s. ~ :
t,.h, Il o, ~ store
i..., 'n3,t .y lin. af
ar,..,a' ~ ding nras
1a my shirts. boys
blot ic- shirt waists.
etc Bile Mrs Lille
Colin s13a 4T IA
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-22

EHw- Obituars Notices, In Memorial
and Resolutions # Respect arr tharg
Tor 1T cents 4 line Obituary poet
will not BE- published in this paper
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-22

Now tell the truth. Was my client I
pistol loaded when he attacked you?
Yes, and AZ was he.
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The Messenger

sEoN iIlJ Nd. SEPT. q lal1 I
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The Messenger Sl.Oo a year.
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