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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
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RoL,EsNE cHW1LE.
Kepno, Bolesne chwile przezyl

Kepno, Bolesne chwile przezyll
panstwo Wonschikowie W O lsA 9.
vie. | q. pod Yerdun na lad
wiadomosscc, re syn poleg} ma polu
Walk. zal rodzicow byf nieutulo-
ny, poniewaz syn ukonczyi media
VINO gimnazyum, a byl uczniem "
naukach celujacym. Rodzlce po-
k}adali W MIN wielkie nadzieJe.
We wtorek rano odprawi}a sic "a
dusze tax przedwczesnie zmar}e--
90 msza zafobna u .wigiliaml W
kosciele parafialnym W Olszowle:,
podczas kt6rej wystawiony Dyf
katafalk otoczony p}onacem1
swiecami. Miejscowy ks. pro-
boszcz posswiecif pamieci zmar--
lego kilka slow wspomnienla, a
strapionym rodzicom serdeczle
slowa pociechy. - 20 zaiobnem
|nabozenstwic wrocili panstwo
Wonschokowic do domu. W TEN
wchodzi listowy i przynosi list
cd syna, ktory ley ranny W Ia
zarecic. Smutek W radosc sic "a
Emieni}. Gala wies podziela radosc
rodzic66w, jak przedtem dzlellta
Itch boleSc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04

KEN kilku z Niemiec mp. prof.
|Paszkowski z>Berlina ola literatu
~ niemieckiej i prof. DIR. Braun
r Wroclawia (urodzony we War
szawie) dla chemii) j z Austryi.
Jezykiem .wyk1adowym bedzie je
zyk polski. Oboe jezyki bedzie
sic wykladalo W jezyku TYNE,
Koszta uniwersytctu i politechni
XII ponosi kraj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
sMIER6 z POWODU
CZEN " KOPALNI.

Krol. Huta. Wskutek pred
wczesnej eksplozyi %materya}u wy
buchowego W kopalni "Deutsch--
land' okaleczony zosta1 gornik
Pajak tax niebezpiecznie, re pc u
mieszczeniu gov szpitalu zmar}
wsrod %strasznych bolesci. Pajak
osieroci} zone i e nieletnich die
ci. -W tel samej lecznicy zmarl
maszynista Hermansa wskutek 0
kalczend, jake odni6s} W hucieEin
tracht. H. czysci} maszyne, ktora
go porwala i przerzucila kilkakro
tnie ma okolo wa4ka. Harmansa o
sierocil S malych dzieci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04

w1ESU1 z oJCzYZNY
z P'RUS POLSKICH.
URZEDN1K
POCZTOWY.

Elb1ag.- Pomocnik pocztowy
Oton Baegerau, zatrudniony PREY
urzedzie ~pocztowym w Elbfagu,
przyw}aszczai sobie drobne pacz-
XII polowe, jake ubodzy ludzie
posy}ali swym najblizszym W po-
lc. Kilka wypadk6w niesumien-
nych superintendent zosta}o mu
.udowodnionych. Policya dokona-
la W mieszkaniu jego rewizyi, i
znalaz}a - niedoreczonych lis
tow starsze.j daty. Ia to stawa}
Baegerau pred sadem, kt6ry
skaza} go Ia diva miesiace vie
zienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
LECzCIE CHoRA sK6RE z
WEWNATRZ.

Krostowa ~nieczysta komplek--
eva pochodzi z nieczystej krwi.
sWyczyscie sk6re przez uzywanie
ORA King'a New Life pigulek.
sIch lagodny rozwalniajacy gatu--
mex usunie trucizny z systemu j
wzrok. Zupelne, wolne
ME wzburzajace wyczyszczenie
Nv wnetrznosci 2 rama jest nagro-
dawziete:i wieczorem dawki ORA
New Life pigulek. u wa
.szych aptekarzy 25c. Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
z DOLL UCHoDzCoW.

Kij6w. Rozwiazanie barakow
ola uchodzc6w galicyjskich W 20
horlicach, gdzie sic znajdowa}o 0
ko}o 5000 uchodzc6w, zosta1o do
konane z powodu panujacych
tam strasznych stosunkow. Eva
kuowanych, przeniesiono do ba--
rak6w IA Slqsku, gdzie tax pod
wzgledem hygieny, jakotez OBJ
chodzenia sic z mimi panuja sto-
snnki znacznie lepsze, Podobnie
naja bye wkr6tce limestone bara
Xxi w Kijowie, ma Morawach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
P0DK0PUJA WASTE
co DZIECKA ZDROWIE.

CIV vase dziecko wrazliwe al
DO lekliwe? Czy krzyczy we snie
i zgrzyta zebami? TIE symphony
sa oznakami robak6w i powinni-
seize uzyc srodka natychmiast.
Kickapoo Worm Killer jest Ia
godnem lekarstwem ktore zablja
robaki, a przez jego rozwalniaJa
&c srodki usuwa je z systemu. Ro-
baki wyciagaja size i czynia wa
SEE dziecko wiecej sposobne do
chor6b. Wasz aptekarz
sprzedaje Kickapoo Worm Killer
pc 25c pude}ko. Ogf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
Krakow. w -dniu 8 pazdzierni

Krakow. w -dniu 8 pazdzierni-
ka rozpoczal sic pred sadem po-
komendy wojskowej w
krakowie process przeciwko 10
oskarzonym o zbrodnie~ przeciw--
ko sile panstwa przez niew4ascl--
.wossci PREY zwalczaniu Cd sfuzby
wojskowej. Ma lawie oskarzonych
zasiadja: /. Ludwik Uryga, b. H.
rzednik magistrate krakowskie--
go, 2 Piotr Jaskier, d%jurnista ma
gistratu, 3. Franciszek Szymakow
ski, djurnista magistrate, 4 Ro--
man Pudck, pomocnik kancclaryJ
ny W magistrate, S. Wojciech
Gawlik, w0zny magistrate. 6 VIA
dys}aw kazarski, agent handlo-
wy w Krakowic, 7. Alfred Cory
czko, fryzyer, s. Jan Goryczko,
fryZyer, 0baJ W hrakoWle, . Nd
zimicrz Satalecki, zegarmistrz W
|Krakowie, 10 Lcib Leon Rieser,
cukiernik W Krakowie, IL Gcrson
Rieser, pomocnik kusnierski, II.
Szymon Silbcrstcin, kupiec bla~-
watny w Krakowic, 13. Mellech
Winzelberg, kupicc Z Czochowa,
ii. Mojzesz Wincelbcrg, kuplec z
Krakowa, Is. Jeruchcm Beck, pc
mocnik handl. Krakowa, IL
Locbel Kleinman, handlarz drze'
wa z Krakowa, II. Marya, Riesc-
rowa, IS Tadeusz Bieles, dur
nista magistrate krakowskiego
10 Alcksander Starkcl, djurnista
magistratu krakowskiego. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
|N1EsZCZEsLIWY WYPADEK.

Grudzadz.-Na placu cwiczcn
wojskowych pod Grudziadzem
podczas cwiczen z granatami re-
cznymi nastapil wybuch, wsku-
TEX kt6rego dw6ch podoficer6w
i ;jeden gefreiter odniesli rany.
Nikogo ME MONA obwiniac z po-
wodu smutnego wypadku, gdyz
cwiczenia odbywa}y sic pod mad
zoren porucznika.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
re SLASKA.
|SKAZANA IA A ME
WKASCIWYCH ZAPAS6W.

Chrapkowice. Pred sadem law
niczym stawa}a zagrodniczka NJ.
2 Dabr6wki mad Odca, oskarzona
O podanic w1adzy PREY spisic zbo
ia ma chleb nieprawdziwych zapa
SOW, nadto O spasanic zbozc byd-
lem. w picrwszym wypadku 70
sta}a NJ. skazana ma 80 marek ka
ry, W drugim wypadku nastapif
wyrok uwalniajacy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
SLIME oBAW.

Choroby psuja szczescie W ro-
dzinie. Me dziwimy sic vice wca
lie, IL boicie sic chor6b. Lecz jest
sposob, jak uniknac tego, ably ma.
bye spok6j waszemu umys}owi
T'rincra Amerykanski Elixir Corr
kicgo Wilma jest lekarstwem roz-
pedzajaccm wszclkic obawy. Usu,
wa przyczyne choroby, usuwa
wszclkic nicpotrzebnc materye nj
Szczacc zdrowie przyczyniajacc
sic do formowania chor0b pre-.
r66znych. To lckarstwo wyczysz-
cza zoladck, wzmacnia kiszki, ncr
wy i caly organizm i wzbudza* e.
nergie. Jezeli cierpicie ma konsty
pacye+ Dol e4owy, migrene, ner-
wowoscc, ma choroby rome, pocho
dzace &c zmiany zycia, otrzyina-
Gle natychmiastowa ulgc. Cen* 81
w aptckach.
Bardzo wiele os6b boi sic reu-.
matyzmu Tub neuralgia. -. Try
majcic w domu Liniment Trinera
a przckonacie sic, re mic potrze-
bujecie obawiac sic below reuma
~tycznych. Lekarstwo to pomaga
bardzo W wypadkach wywichnie-
ella, spuchniecia: it'd. Cena q. i
soc W aptekach, poczta 35i69 cen
t6w. J6zef Triner chemik, 1882
1889 So. Ashland ave. Chicago.
Jezcli mice chcecie sliczny z}c-
ty kalendarz. .Trinera, przyslijcie
10 cent6w, ma wydatki pocztowe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
uNIWERsYTET l. POLITYCH
NIKA WE WARSZAWIE.

Warszawa. Uniwersytet Polite
chnika rozpoczely dzia}alnosc
dnia Is listopada, b. r. Ge-
neral ; gubernator nadal i'm sta
tut. Rektorem uniwersytetu "a
mianowa} DIR. Brudzinskiego, rex
loren politechniki prof. Strasze--
wicza. Nauczycielami (profesora-
mil sa uczeni warszawscy z wyatt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
UKARANE WIOsKI.

Kalicz. Gubernator woJskowy
na}ozyf kary pieniezne ia naste--
pu.jacc wsic powiatu tursklego
Zimotk0iw - 500 marek. Przyko-
ME - 800 marek, S}onowc Kos
cielne - 60 marek, a to z przyczy
ny, zc jenlcy wojenni ktorzy ucie'
xii z oboz66w, znalczli W Mich przy
.iecie goscinne. !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04

B6l g1owy, zatwardzenie, polka
szuje niezdrowy uk}ad zoladka i
wnetrznosci. Hollister'a Rocky
Mountain herbata pomaga wnetrz
nosciom pracoWac naturalnie i
,spodtrzymywac vase Zdrowie o.
g6lnie. w apiece Brown a. Og}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
DZIWNY LOS ADWOKATA.
Wr0c3aW. .IednpnO z tnteiSZYc.

ccuIlceo Il t~utcJsAycH
adwokat0w spotkal dziwny los.
Zabrano mu BOWEN s}uge biuro-
wego, ktory doczekal sic stopnia
feldwebla. Niece pozniej powola-
no pod bron sekretarza biurowe-
so, kt6ry dostaf sic do tego same
so oddzia}u co s1uga biurowy. Sc
kretarz s}uzy} juz dawniej i obec
ME pelni obowiazki podoficera.
Do tego oddzialu zaciagnieto
wkoncu adwokata, ktory s}uzy ia
ko prost,y zo}nierz i musil s}uchac
rozkazow swego sekretarza j slu-
nj .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
|RRAK SWIN I WIEPRZOWINY

Poznan. Ma piatkowy targ ma
bydlo spedzono W Poznaniu zaied
vie Sc swim. Skutkicm zaprowa-
dzenia cen maksymalnych handla
= i,fzcznicy- lie. okazywali~< ma
wet ochoty zakupu tel ma1ej ilos
CT swim; p1acono "a ME nizsze &C.
ny anizeli przepisuje taryfa max
symalna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
z GALICYI
|ZAMKNIECIE sZKoL w TAR
MOVIE.

Tarnow. Zamkniecie szk6l W
Tarnowic tax srednich jak Judo
wych nastapilo dnia % wrzesnia
z powodu szerzaccj sic szkarlaty-
ny. Szkoly zamknieto IA razie
IA dni; w tych dniach lila bye
'otwarty szpital epidcmiczny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
Z POD MoSKALA.
"MUCHA" w

Warszawa. Znany humorysta
warszawski p. W}adysfaw Buch--
ner, kt6ry 5 sicrpnia opusca War
szawe, rozpoczal w Moskwie dial
sly ciag swcgo satyrycznego ty--
pod zmienionym tytu--
lem: "Polska Mucha' wychodzi
W Warszawie pod lima redakcya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04

B6l g1owy, zatwardzcnie, odpe
dzaja apetyt j robia was slab!yml
i chorymi. Hollister'a RockyMoun
tain herbata pomaga do polepsze
MIA apetytu, odzywia i odbudowu
lie system. w miejskicj apiece
Brown'a. Ogl.
The midland journal., 1917-11-16
Union Hospital Donation.

The ladies of the Sixth District
Auxiliary of Union Hospital wish to
thank all those who responded so
literally with contributions for the
hospital. The various donations were
left at the home of Mrs. E. M. Hunt,
in this town, where they were packed
on Wednesday of this week and taken
to the hospital at Elkton, Mr.. Perry
Gibson donating the use of his auto
truck as a means Of transportation,
Mr.. ]. M. Holden driving it. There
were So contributions. the list of
articles following:
Six dollars in money, GA quarts
fruit, 27 cups jelly. bottles flavor
ing, lbs. coffee, A lbs. sugar, 2
lbs. coca, packages corn starch, z
lbs. rice, lbs. rolled oats, bag -four,
8 packages jello, pit. grape juice,
2 lbs. tea, pit. pickles, cans corn,
2 cans tomatoes, bus. white pota-
toes, " bu. sweet potatoes, II bu.
apples, basket onions, basket keifer
pears, basket turnipsG
The midland journal., 1917-11-16
To Erect Five Hundred Houses.

Actual work has begun on five
hundred houses, as the first step in a
campaign to provide comfortable
sanitary homes for the working men
of Wilmington. Mayor Lawson turn
ed the first spadeful of earth in the
new section of Wilmington, known
as Eden Park, which is being de-
veloped by the New York-Delaware
Realty and Construction Company.
Eden Park, as planned by the COM
pany, will provide homes for 1000
working men, in a city where wealth
is increasing more rapidly than in
any other city in the country. The
population of Wilmington has in
creased from $1,000 in 1911, to no.
900 in 1917 with $4,000 houses in
the city, the Chamber of Commerce
declares there is not one to rent.
The midland journal., 1917-11-16
District Meetings.

The Executive Committee of the
Cecil County Sunday School Asso-
citation in session at ,Perryville ar
ranged a schedule of district meet
ings as follows:
The Central Section comprising
the Fifth and Ninth election districts,
will hold meetings in the Bay View
Methodist Protestant Church We'd
nesday, Nov. 81, at ten O'Clock a. M,
lasting until five p. m. Please bring
box luncheon.
The North East Section comprising
the Third and Fourth election dis
tricts, will convene at Cherry Hill
M. e. Church, on Thursday, Nov. %.
Sessions lasting from ten a. m. to
five p. m. Come and bring box
luncheon.
The Southern Section-First and
Second districts-will meet at Chesa-
peake City M. e. Church, Friday,
Nov. 23, from ten a. m. to five p. m.
The Church will serve luncheon.
Everybody come.
Programs of interest and inspira-
tion are provided and it is hoped that
a large delegation will be represent
ed at these respective meetings to
get our work arranged for the best
results.
The midland journal., 1917-11-16
VETS Win Wilmington.

AS a result of the special license
election in Wilmington and rural
New Castle county Nov. 6, Whining
ton remains in the "wet" column,
while rural New Castle county,
hitherto "wet," becomes a "dry"
subdivision.
The license forces carried the city
by majority of 1911, the total vote
being: for license, 12,252; against
license, 1881. The total vote polled
in the city was 22,133, which shows
that many entitled to vote did not do
so as the total number qualified was
approximately $4,000.
With detailed figures from the
rural county the "drys" won that
subdivision by a majority of 557,
the total vote being: for license, 1873;
against license, 756.
A great deal of interest was mani
tested in the election, and it was
bitterly fought to the end.
AS result of the election, the
city of Wilmington is the only re-
naming "wet" subdivision Of Della
ware, as Kent and Sussex counties
voted "dry" at the 1907 election.
Whether the rural county goes "dry"
as soon as the vote has been officially
canvassed or July 1, 1918, the courts
may have to decide.
The midland journal., 1917-11-16
Gas Plant Blows Up.

An accident occurred on Wednes-
day evening, Nov. Z, at the home of
C. A. Hulcher, at Hickory, Hartford
county, due to the blowing up of an
acetylene gas plant, and as a result
both Mr.. Huchler and his little son,
aged 10 years, were terribly injured.
Mr.. Hulcher was filling the plant
which is located in an outbuilding,
when, it is thought he lighted a
match. A terrific explosion i'm
mediately occurred which blew the
plant and building to pieces. Mr..
Hulcher was badly burned about the
head, arms and body, besides having
one arm broken in two places and
one hand crushed. His son, Robert,
who was sitting on the fence nearby,
was struck on the head by flying
fragment of the machinery, which
fractured his skull. He hung head
downward in an unconscious condi-
tion on the fence nearly half an hour
before he was discovered, so intense
was the excitement at the scene Of
the accident.
The father and son were hurried
to the Hospital where it is stated the
boy is in a critical condition. Mr..
Hulcher just moved to the property
from Tennessee, and the sad accident
has cast a deep gloom over the entire
neighborhood.
The midland journal., 1917-11-16
Y. M. Q. A. DRIVE.
County Being Canvassed For Funds
To Help Great Work Being

Rev. DIR. Pullman, of Philadelphia.
spoke at West Nottingham, Cecilton
and Elkton on Sunday in the interest
of the splendid work being done by
the Y. M. G. A. for the boys in the
army, and this week drive is being
made all over the United States to
raise fund of $S5,000,000 needed
to finance the work.
After DR.. Pullman's address at
West Nottingham on Sunday morn
ing collectors were appointed to
canvass this section of Cecil county.
Those designated for this important
service were:
Rev. F. H. Huffman, Chas. S. Pyle,
S. M. Ward, Eli T. Reynolds, VIM.
NJ. Pogue, Rising Sun.
J.. j. Hanna, Calvin Riley, A. T.
Wiley, Frank Orr, West Nottingham.
William Wilson, s. T. Wiley,
Frank Foster, Colora.
George c. Logan, T. Herbert Cum
mings, Rowlandyille.
Charles Morris, Zion; H. C. Kidd,
Calvert.
Everyone is urged to help this
great work by contributing as liber-
ally as possible. Maryland's quota
of the fund to be raised is 100000,
and Cecil county does not want to be
rated as Stacker by failing to do its
part
The midland journal., 1917-11-16
CURRENT TURNED ON.
Rising Suns Municipal Lighting
Plant Finally In Commission.

Rising Suns new electric light
plant is now in commission, and ouI
streets are at last we'll lighted, the
old coal oil lamps having been finally
displaced by sixty-three 60-candle
power and ten 100-candle power
street lights, the current for which
is supplied by the towns own plant,
equipped with two 25-horse power
crude oil burning FairbanksMorse
engines, operating a 30-K. W., $500
volt generator.
Current was turned on for the first
time Thursday evening of last week.
The lights are suspended over the
middle of the streets, the 100-candle
power lamps being at street inter
sections.
Hit & Brown, electrical contrac-
tors of Norfolk, Va, installed the
plant which is located at the pump
ing station, east of town.
This up-to-date lighting plant was
made possible by an $4,000 issue OF
five per cent 20-year bonds, but it
has been a far cry from the first
agitation of the public Improvement
to the completion of the plant, and
if YOU think our Borough Com
missioners have had smooth sailing
and the whole-souled cooperation of
all our citizens in their efforts to
help the town advance, and keep
pace with other public spirited COM
munities,-just ask them.
Discouragement, rather than en-
couragement, has been their portion.
Objections and distractions have
met them at every turn. Happily,
the majority of the residents of the
town are in hearty accord with the
public improvement and are well
pleased that the Commissioners have
persevered in the face of their many
discouragements, until they have
finally seen their untiring efforts
crowned with success and the town
given we'll equipped, modern light
ing system.
The midland journal., 1917-11-16
Send Christmas Package To Your
SOlOier or Sailor Boy.

Start the package on its way be-
fore the last of the month. Take
khaki-colored handkerchief 27 inches
square. Place on it's center a pad
of writing paper about Z by 10
inches. Build on this as base
packet the width of the pad and
about five or six inches high. The
following articles are suggested:
Envelopes, pencil, postals, paper
,overed book, knife, mirror, steel,
handkerchiefs, (khaki-colored) neck.
lies, mouth organ, electric torch,
compass, mechanical puzzles, check
erboard and other games, tobacco,
pipe, water-tight match box, chew
ng gum, fruited, chocolate and other
3weetened crackers in original pack
ages, fruit cake, preserved ginger,
salted nuts, prunes, figs, dates,
raisins, hard candy, chocolate in tin
foil, licorice. Wrap and tie with
one inch red ribbon and put Christ
mas card under the bow of ribbon.
Wrap the packet again in heavy.
light brown Manila paper and tie
securely with red, green or gilt cord,
and use Christmas labels or Ameri-
IAN flags, as desired.
Put no liquids or articles in glass
n packet.
The midland journal., 1917-11-16

While Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Camp
bell, of Port Deposit, were out in
their automobile few evenings ago,
and in going down a side street in
Port Deposit their car crashed into
a freight car left standing on the
road crossing. Mrs. Campbell was
injured severely, Mr.. Campbell was
cut about the face and body by the
broken glass from the wind shield.
Failing to remove their machine in
time freight train later crashed
into the car and wrecked the ma
chine completely.
The midland journal., 1917-11-16
Eighth District Community Club.


The Eighth District Community
Club, at their last meeting, Nov. 9th,
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, J. w. Ragan; Vice President,
R. J. S. Bullock; Treasurer, DR.. D.
M. Ragan; Secretary, Miss Lulu
Lindamood; Journalist, Taylor Ra-
gan. : -
The committees will be appointed
1T some future meeting.
At the close of the other business,
the Club adjourned to meet 1880 p.
NJ, Friday, Nov. 23rd.
Some members of the Community
Sunday School desire the S. s. hour
be changed from 10 a. m. to 1.30 p.
m. This question may be consider
ed next Sunday morning after school.
All who have faith in God and man
are requested to be present, give
their views and to vote IL it is put
before the school to decide. Should
the time be changed, it will be necs-
sary to meet early enough to have
school before the preaching hour,
which is in charge of ministers of
various religious persuasions. We
purpose our school work will in
crease the attendance and intensions
of the after service and we pray our
members will not be kept out Of
school by those who come for the
preaching and will not attend the
first service. st. Luke "a: 45-49.
The midland journal., 1917-11-16
Eleanor A. Martindale.

Eleanor A. Martindale, widow of
Lewis Martindale, died Friday morn
ing, Nov 8, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Delaplaine McCul-
Tough, near Colora, in the 88th year
of her age. Heart trouble was the
cause of her death, after an illness
of but three days. Three sons and
one daughter survive: Lewis E. Mar
tindale, near Rising Sun; PenneE
Martindale,' Oxford; Charles Martin
dale, Port Deposit; Mrs. Delaplaine
Mccullough. The funeral was held
on Monday, with interment at Rose
bank cemetery, Calvert.
The midland journal., 1917-11-16
Officers OF Christian Endeavor
Union.

The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year at the recent
annual convention of Cecil county
Christian Endeavor Union, held in
Zion Presbyterian Church: Presi-
dent, Rev. B. A, Matzen; Vice Presi-
dent, Irwin T. Kepler; Recording
Secretary, Miss Mabel Wiley; Cor
responding Secretary and Treasurer,
R. ]. McCauley; Dept. Superintend-
ent Junior work, Miss Frances Steel;
intermediate, Miss Mary Foard;
Evangelistic, Rev McDupuy; Mis-
sionary, Mrs. Harlan Johnson; Citi-
zenship, Rev. John McElmoyle.
The midland journal., 1917-11-16
Suit Compromised For s4. 900.

The suit of Chris Alevizatos, Of
Chestertown, against Graham. Glenn
ents and Sutton, of Kent county, for
injuries received in an automobile
accident near Still Pond, has been
compromised for $4,000 and costs.
This case was tried in Elkton, the
jury rendering verdict for $4,000
in favor of the plaintiff. The de-
PENDANTS appealed and a new trial
was granted.
The midland journal., 1917-11-16
70 ORGANIZE FARM LOAN
ASSOCIATION.
LOAN
Meeting To Be Held In EIkton-
Everybody Interested Should
Attend.

A meeting will be held in the
Court House at Elkton on Tuesday,
November goth, at s o'clock p. m,
for the purpose of organizing local
Farm Loan Association for Cecil
County.
1t is important that we get the
necessary membership and therefore
imperative that everybody interested
in a local Farm Loan Association
make special effort to be on hand
at this meeting. If you know of
anyone else interested send their
names and address to the undersign-
ed at Elkton, and if possible see
them personally.
There is absolutely no reason
why the farmers of Cecil County
should not enjoy the benefits of the
Farm Loan Association, and the only
thing necessary is to form local
Association. In every County in
Maryland local Association is in
some stage of formation. Let us
organize ours on November goth.
Prof. F. Bomberger of the Mary
land State College will be on hand to
assist in any capacity that he may be
called upon.
D. H. KAUFMAN,
County Agent.
The midland journal., 1917-11-16
Called To Camp Meade.

Clarence A. Abrahams, Rising Sun;
Norman c. Pyle, Rising Sun; Fletch-
er I. Hall, Elkton and Alburtus A.
Quinn, Iron Hill, drafted men in the
army from Cecil county, were sent to
Camp Meade last week. Russell W.
Pierce of Rowlandville, who was also
ordered to accompany the men to
camp, failed to appear. and Sheriff
Barnes started to find him.
The midland journal., 1917-11-16
Mrs. Emma S. Reed.

Mrs. Emma Smithers Reed, widow
of the late John M. Reed, died very
suddenly at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. L. Graves, in Marietta
Pa, Friday, Nov 9. Mrs. Reed had
been in Marietta for several weeks
and was at the time of her death
preparing to take the train for Elk
ton. She was apparently in the best
of health up to the moment of her
death. Mrs. Reed is survived by
four children, viz, Mrs. Edward
Graves, of Marietta; Mrs. Hugh
Caldwell, of Chesapeake City; Mrs
John Hartnett, of Elkton; John M.
Reed, of Chesapeake City.