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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-09
0e gleOinannaem, Mnter ueIdlen 0entidlIanO Oem

Die SeOngnnseu, inter ueldycu 3entdlauO ben
@clgern ibrc llnobbdngiefeit 8irdgeben wia, iolen
mic aits Fnris gemeIoct miro icin ooB 2itg, glanrlr
uno 9lntuerpcn ocutide @ariiiiontdbte meroen Die
8obnen lino Sdfen inter ocutider Gontrole bIeben
lln6 @eIgen fein Seer lonoer mr. cine @enoornlerie
botcn bari. Dab 6ies il @rf(idfeit sic @coiugi
ocn Gelrihloo's ien pcroet fam ais 5icntIiA feit
Itebeno ongenommen meroen. 8cutihlon0 bat in Den
lebten 5pe Sobren erabrc Dob cine Q(nglieoerung ocS
2anocs an Oos Ocrtidbe &cid cn idperer politiider
Seber en piir6e, Deutihlono nuf G obcr gcgen cine
neuc Gcribmorung bon Soften 8elgiens, GnglonO'S
iln6 Sronfreids l6iibcn ufio oos fam cs nur tbut
oitrd Ginridhmg bon @orniioncn in 0cn belgiidcn
6eitin9cn GoHtrole Der Giieubobnen imo @elib ocr
Safcniotc Oes 2unOes. 0ettidlono miro oauit Dec
8eidiber 9eoienS uno Oieics fam oam cwgyin 5rie-
ocn cbcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-09
geFamntmadlnnaen.


0S miro biermt beiannt qemacbt oaB sic
y. ;. Sentd1el M,ahine 60. eemdB Der dnI TO-.
Snnt 1908 unier5e6neten 8eroronuna yir.
l55, @pl1nit AZ, @araerapb 12 (ipic om 2S.
geincbt bat, oas glnmeen @r asa 436 Guros
6roni'stroBe, aIs cine 5iienibe @arage an
beniteu
8 Z. SDruc.
(Wtr294 10) (Nphdtfnps SufOcffor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-09
airdlihe gIu5ciseu.
Wploemcs cSMbilaMlt
- Der
Scutidcn er.-lntb. ct. SOgaHneSs
Gjenein0e,

(9ombaros mo Gafberinesg sgtraEe)
Tuitur u. g.. Nitn5lcr
@llc Slieocr iulo fSreltHbe nnIerer @emeinoc
iilI0 ber5ltdl 81 ben @diesoieniien eiiigelaoen.
ipelfe aHldBli6 unlcres goloenen SlibildunlS
bonn 6reitag, ben 8. Wldr5, bis Gienftag, oen
1j. Wsnr5, nbaebalien merncn.
Srritng, q Ntdrs, 7ia llbr gIbenos, Can't
gottcsocHit
sOMntOq, H. @tdrs 1oA lbr. oaiiI6cr 5eits
goitcSnict
gla3milaes 2A llbr. set Der @beIrbuIe.
Mbenos 7ls lbr, en9liiber SeitpoteS0ienlt.
Mlpntas, H. NidrS 7H u6r, Gmpianass
Nbeno r Die beirennoeten @emenoen
GienItaa, 13, Wtlr3, 7A llbr, Grganiiationss
Nbeno (Wsr39, 12)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-09

NArcan bed elrahenonrdDnde.0 0pnlnliIldrr.

Baltimore. Wto., q WSdr8 1917.
Berlteaelie gnaebole, IN @nplifat alisgelers
tigi uno an ben aGonro OF 9lparDS, tn care
ul ibe Gip Nesiier~, aoreiirt lperoen bonn
$iaoisNeeliirdtor enieegell eenommen in eis
@ IIenl girean ,a m Hqtg1anle Dis wstttwo@, ~
lirung, Jinnoiteinban uHo Bllalerung Der lols
aelloen @rdBen geuidb
Gpntratt y1r. 151
SOnglpODD 5trGFe, bon gSelipooogIpeme bis
Yrcs6ar9 .straac, bon @oIcOae.siraBe bis
Eoplar Strobe;
stIOOartoa etra0t, bon ysori0 gbcnue bis
gseiiwOOO.QIprnac, bon glbburiou. strabe bis
Gruo0tfD 9lbeHue;
1rcSburD. Stfabc, bon MibburtottsStrnBe bis
BraooiIb 9benue;
Wnlers@trnbr, bon QliDburtuns GiruHe bis WrQnr
oiiDsQlOeme;
Wdter,Stru0e, bon gSarmdsAbenue bis Gmalls
ippoo Girabei
HnureHss &trnkc, bon NloouliHg0ale 9ton0 bis
HuHlpDpof SirQBe
BlDnnTingcale 0iDao, BON gSiH6eier SraBe BITS
SQurtHssStrnBe,
anngwuuS. .gtraRs, bon gsin6cfer GtraBe bts
HdurenstSiraBe;
gsinaeGcr. gtra9e bon @uielauo'etraBe biz
Vllbbirpn &trabe,
9mlclanO strahc, bon Wsoi6er,eiroBe bis gein.
DIETER Str0Be;
0ibbartom etraBc, bon gloiber.sroBc bis gstn.
beiersStraBe,
aOusluupb. erafe, bon, eomonoongl gloene bis
&arenr glbenue;
SarIem.9Iucnns, bon 2onepooo @traBe bis
BuVluL NIppG.
QlbgelGdbte GunntitHten:
$4,000 GoisDaros Observation-Disclosures
10000 Iin6ub &an5erfRanoltein no 8fuHs
onilgcn an Grt.
25 900 Dol. Sub MpeIlirlinN.
Sie oben angegebencn 3ablen reprdfentiren
otc abaeihdbien Gnantiidlen Der bauptl6Iels
itcn IN oiciem @pntrdft erlcbeinenoen Boiten
SSe0er Bteter nllB ben Nlmen Der Biirpr
ihditss@ompaqnie, mceber fir ibn Bnraibnit
itcIlen mtrn, I'M Sole tbm Der Goutrlit 8nQe
lpro6en iuiro, entraQen lHo lenem Mnpebpt
elm @ertiii1i Der betreffenocH AirQbaitSa
Gonipdanie beliiqeH, IN peldbem iib Die Yebiere
bereti erfldrt ole giirqfnalt 5n Ieiten STE
@tnbaliuna oefer 9eiimmmacn Geiiens oes
trafteS ooraiSaebenoe 8eoHauHg betradtet
lperoer.
Gpe8ififatipneH f5nHeH auf Griucten IN benz
Nireuu Der StraBenourdbruds@ @onlmtiidre I'M
Jiatbbaus am nro nab Dem 2. Inae i'm 9Rdr5
1917 crldnq iperoen, mo Rlane itlib Br0tle
3ur Snorm1iinn Der Bieier mlileaeH Sin
&epplii bon $500 miro fir ieoe 9iebe bon
Gpe5iiiintionen fiber einen Gonirait Derlangi
oas 5nrilderitaitet wiro, menH Elm glngcboi
enaereiht III.
Sic GonirdrtNeb6roc bebdIt fit5 oos ged,t
Dor, irpeHo elm uoer 1lle glngebote All beripers
len, Gin begIauDater Gbed oeS Nietcrs unt
Nlnhor nilo gtdotraib bon @nliimore tbcr
100000 nnB ieoem gunebot beteefiiet fen
Jpbn g. 0lpblnette,
Braltoent oer Observation-Disclosures sGomnitlldre.
Gngene g. Olcngsrc,
Neitdiiai an 28. sSebrunr 1917
Jpbu On6crt
temp GrdIioent Der Goniratt 9eb6roe
(Dlr52,5,7,9 13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-09

So miro bicrmit betonni gemadJi oaB oie
@onaro Biog So, genaB Der am 10 Simi
1908 unier5eiCbHeien 8erDroniinp Ytr l55, glbf
l6niil AZ, Baruqrup9 ~ (pie am 49, yloDenIs
Der 1911 alnenoirD, nm @rlanbniB Hubges
hUt, oas AHmeien an oct yproleife Der 20
6lBallep /. n6roid bon GiiiionMOenue.
102 SUB meltlid ber RoleoaIe Cir, ais eine
pllenillUe Garage 5u benibeH.
3. :, BnrnC,
(Ulr1S.9l 8ebdnoe. ,SIifpefipr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-09
Ser Setitcnnns Ser gcrauhuortlidfeit far Sax

Ser Setitclnng Der %crantwortldyfct fir Oas
Ioroaneacn9 9bentcucr miro in etliden Wonaten pobl
sic eIteang Der @erontnortliGfeit fir oas Solonif
9tbcnteuer folecn; iuio menn Gngan0 Sen arieg oer
lert miro mon terilbcn per fir ben Gintritt Gng
[ou0S III 0eics gr0Bte nIler Qbeteucr pcranhportlid
ilt Donn fam es 9lrbeit fir ben uSngmon" aebcn
uuo cir Goparo GreD miro elmer Der .gluscrpabteu"
Ien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-09

Gie britiidc GOmmiiOu, mcldc crnanut uOrScn
mar inn 0it unteruen per peranportlid lit fir oos
unelidelae Observation-Disclosures ibiebt Die 9d)uIo
Dem 2oro aitdener iulO Mnton Gburbia 8u g8em
oas abcntierlidc ltnterncbmen gegliidt mare bdtcu
ic6cnnlls 9noerc oen 9llbm fit Iif 6conIprudt
GusluuO mOdJte bic boaanOiidcn GdJiffc bcihIoa-
uabnten sic in britiideu Sdfen liegeu itno ocrcn 9e
iber d meiecrn iie % Der ltgootgefabr binous 5it
hider. Gin folder Sbrtt GnelonoS onte Nemon.
Den iiberrddeu ongeiidts Der @ergemotialug @rie.
deHlano's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-09
SOFfcntlidv cnhuidclt lid uidvts GraAcs ans

SOficntlidl cntufclt Vdl uidlts Grnitcs ans &rG
iiocut g8ilion's Grfdltung gS mare en gro6es I'M
nld fit unier 2aio penn er ilns cst cntren peroeu
iote oeul er lit Der ein5ge Wlar Der uns aus Dem
Gregc bnltcn fam, mem oos iibcrboupt nod m6glid
it'll zjcp IohfoIger miiroe biclcidt nidt oen Wtutb
bobeit Dem Drdligen Der HIddtigcn 9raenFartei g8-
0erltaH0 eutgcgeu 5u icben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-09
ghrcnn ber etrnhrmtnrdlbrndls. GommIilare.

@hrenu ber SfrnBenbnrhbrudS.6 .6umnltidre.
pa 4 III ure, 2G. tSehrunr 1917
Ole Gtrdbenburtbbui6SGo Gommiiilre III Der
Gtnnt Baltimore mnCben biermii heianni, onb
lie brel Ilbelle ibet Die @nifbioiMmpen, llns
foiteit iHo 99cribcrh1bnnoen he6iialidb ber Cons
glOenue, bon Der Noroieiie Der DreiunooreiBigs
lten Gtrube mad Der Sioeite Der &ierunboret'
biQiien Gtrahe nllo bun oer 9orblete Der Bicrs
uiiooreibiaiten Gtrdie nab Der Noroiete Der
gSiinlmnoorebipiten Strnbe. nebit ben burdlii
he5iqlideu enoQiiliigen mo corriqirter erfIds
renoen @ldHeL, pemdb oer @ori1riien oes
CHARTERS Der Stnbt Baltimore nno Der an 8.
Nuni 1916 unicr6cbneten NeroroiIntQ 9lr 1853
oes Wlauots uno Gtaoiroibs bon Baltimore,
rcOi0irt bdben.
0icrinit III bcfnnnt aeQebcn. oab Debate Ins
heuc iin0 Sturte ulti ntcle 9Seiie bulenbet niin
heaIaubiQi poroen w. mo onB Der WluDur mo
Gtaoirntb bon baltimore, ooer ireero iueldDe
pnrdtionen Die nit Dem 3uIprub Der @ntfbds
oGungeH ODER dnierIegten Meftberbubunpell,
uie bier peHanllt, unsufricoen lno, innerbdIb
OreiBin (30) EnAen bonn firbeuuub Stu1HStQfteu
Inge oeS 6ebruars oec SdBrcS 1917, Dem 8n'
tim Der erftcn BON ms erluiicncn &er1fleHta
li1pre oiefer gloti3, caaegen onrd f1rifild)e
Vetition an ols Nnllinorer Giaotaerdt appel
Nebiiion 0erlelhen unaeben.
Sie gSeriletVoDuraen llno ndb 9'clieben Der
0elniieter EerloneI oher @orporationen cnts
meocr iolort ooeu lt flint 60 idbrIiDen Staten
8ablDnr hereH erite fdnia IT, luenn bic gors
nabmen unier belaater &eroronma a6GeibIofs
len iino.
So6u 9. 9lublnette,
psnrN d. &ierl.
pnrrp ". 9lrmlcB,
Gommiiidre.
(Sebr27Nldrat,l3,20) @IerL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-09
Semfert's @arf.

Brebtrtd NOab, Totfsn Zane unD 0tItuH.@tF.
Giuet ber GriRteH @icnic.@arEs TN HDeNeRbe,
Su Derurtgtbcn
an Grg1nilntioHen, SounidgS uito str'
cben Mue mOoernen @inridtlHaen iulo Aes
anemIttfetien Hnnm eem9 inr treeno etre
Wleuge.
9Srioat slniosDienft bon @lefiriider bi8 gum
Bart toientrei. Wlan bncbe &ateil teei Inn BITE
Oellen oase las ~usltuee on m et2uite'1s .,,s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-09
cy0o Q[nonito (srnit.

So iiar6 am 8. Wldr5 1917 Sba 9luaufa
Grnh, eeIiebte Satin bon gginian g. @rnlt,
Srelinbe .iino n1tingsppn eingenoen Der
Irauerieer an SOnntdg, yin6nHtiaqs llbr
IN ibrer g8obnino, Tr. ii06, Glib. Sharp str,
bei8npobnen 8eieBung nui benz pqonooil
Gnrf iSrieoboe" (Ulr30-1I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-09
8rieO6Sie.
NaltimOrc Cemetery.
HvnOpu gSarf (Semctcru.

SanVtGiMgnnN Srebcrid 0lUnb.
Nnrenm: ylr n, @cit. Saratoga Str1Ne
NcqrdbniBpldbe bon $25 AT inter bellunots
ger QlliIiOi Ghnittblnmen, @elpilioe BiIans
5en etc. lino I'M TrelbbnuS an Sdrpis@ingnng
iii fnoen Infer gtgeIli uiro. Weltn geipiinicbt
hurlprehctl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-09
S,tniidjte SInseiGeu.
Nanfl0annn.

LWWIIUNNWW.
1ie llnier5ciHneten erIunben lid bicrntit ben
QSeriuanoicii uno Sreulloett Die iicf an Der De
er0iqnnq uHletec aeliebien @uilen nno Saiers,
yNfDlus !0Mde, an Spnncrit1q, oen L. Wldrd
beibeiliQien, nneren uuiridti0en Sani ausSns
lpreuen, belonoers oem nUsarUlano Ndders
9,erein" nlio Der ggereiniQten NddersS sSeleus
lhali" uno oem @nilor 8 8ofpiper fir Die
gSorie oeS Iroiies ilil S0ltie ltno am Srabe
uuo fir ole pielen aln Garg lIieoergeIegien
@himen.
Sic irauernoe ggithpe GlIIaOciB Smde uno
bic Wilner ydfOlas 6. bmde ullo @eOrse Sude.
(WirB9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-09

Mn bic Hameu. .

NW UTN [WWtWe
Dle eiI5i1e &mnle In Der Gtdbt.
llnfere 9tdbsAlailen tebt oIlen 9mnge Tds
men, melcbe BITE Steloermdberirnit nub ben
neueiien WetboOen erernen mDuen, f6mnen otes
In iiirler Belt ourdb ben MIi0nB an otete
HlaiIen erreicbcn llnterriht WiOrgenS Hdcbs
mitidps uno gIbenoS. Aequenie Gtimoen. Sm
Sduie begonnene Nrbeiten fbHneu tpdbreno beS
unterrlcbteS fortgeiebt meroen. @rinollder
lnterrldbt TN Gniiunrf bon WhiFtern ertbellt.
gtdbere glnSiuufi ihriitilt 0ber utinoi6 bel
NrI. &xberS. Nr, BO2. AeIt.@ardtDaa.Sira
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-01-05
Christmas at the County Home.

Thanks tn The prompt and liberal
contributions Of the good people Of
Carroll county, Christmas was made
very bright and happy for the inmates
Of The County Home On Christmas
Day, "a bOuntiful dinner was given
them by Steward and Stewardess
Barnes, and each one was remember
ed with "a little gift The dining
room and rooms OF the sick were
decorated by the Misses Barnes, with
Christmas green's and red bells, Civ
i'm festive appearance which was
very attractive. Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes
entertained at dinner the County Com
missiOners and Treasurer, and a large
party or friends including a number
from New Windsor and other parts OF
the county. At 2 u. m, all assembled
| in The dining room, where all the in-
mates had preceded them, and were
patiently waiting to enjoy the services
and receive the gifts provided for
\ them
| Rev. folly Marsh, Of New Windsor,
kindly took charge of the program,
which consisted of singing Christmas
carols led by Mrs. H. WI. KINNEY, fol
lowed by prayer by Rev. E. r. Now
bray, pastor of Centenary Methodist
Episcopal Church; an address by Rev.
Charles II. Shaw, rector OF Ascension
Episcopal Church; short talk on the
County Home now, a. compared with
years ago, by States Attorney Sea-
brook, and the distribution or gifts by
Miss Mary p. Shellman, closing with
To- song, Brighten The Corner Where
You Are which was sung with much
spirit by all present, including the
inmates, with whom it is great fav-
EOrite.
The usual gifts Of gloves, socks and
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-01-05


tobacco for the men, and wrappers,
slippers, white aprons and little things
tO brighten and make hOme-Iike their
rooms, were given the women
The liberal contributions this year,
made III possible to crafty aIl their
little wishes and tO make fOr them a
very happy Christmas. In addition To
the cash contributions which come
from all parts of the county, and
which have all been acknowledged by
card, contributions were received
from Babylon and Lippy, Nusbaum
and Jordan T W. Mather and Sons,
Albaugh-Babylon Grocery Company,
Thomas Boylan, Dinst Grocery Co.,
Charles ". Wantz and son; aprons
and a lot of pretty card booklets from
two invalid ladies'; stockings ana 9TH
er things sent anonymously and for
which return sincere thanks through
the press, To which We are greatly in-
debted for kindness in publishing no
tees, and in sending the papers every
week tO the inmates. The Girls Club.
or New Windsor; the primary depart
ment, of the New Windsor Public
school, the Presbyterian and Lutheran
Christian Endeavor Societies of fancy
town, the Western Maryland College
Sunday school, and the Aid Society
of the Church Of the Brethren, OF New
Windsor, all sent liberal contributions
for which sincere thanks are due.
IT in the great rush of the Christmas
mail any of the written thanks which
we're sent by postal card, failed toA
reach their destination, I take this
means Of expressing the thanks of all
who were benefited by the help and
expressions OF interest and kindness
which makes them feel they are not
forgotten by the outside world. With
wishes for Happy New Year I'D all.
MARY BOSTWICK ,SHELbMAN.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-01-05
SILVER RUN.

We had very cold weather for sew
eral weeks, with good sleighing for
about ten days which was the first
sleighing in December for number
of years.
The Christmas holidays passed over
very quietly in this place The enter
tainments in both churches were well
attended The Lutheran Sunday
~ hool held it, entertainments Sun
day evening before Christmas with a
full church. The school rendered a
good program. The Reformed school
held it, Oh Christmas evening and At
50 had a full church and rendered a
good program, accompanied with a
full orchestra.
"a good many Of our people enter
tanned relatives and friends on Christ
mas and New Years, and went visit
ing
@. Irving Kroh and wife entertained
at a New Years dinner on Sunday
Rev. Hoover, wife and children, Ber-
nice and Charles, MIR. and Mrs. Jer-
ONE Koontz and son, Harry, Kenneth
Kathryn and Helen Kroh, all Of Silver
Rum Mr. and Mrs John KrOh, Mrs
VIM. Earhart and son, Eltinge, OF
Westminster Edna Hershey and Irv-
ing Shue, of Hanover, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs Franklin Bowman en-
tertained on New Years day Mr.. and
Mrs. Wellington Penn, Misses Catha-
rine Feeser and Alice R. Lippy, of this
place; Amidee Eckert, of Union Mills
and Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Myers, OF
Pleasant Valley.
Mr. Henry Koontz and family, Of
this place, gave wedding dinner on
Sunday for his daughter, Miss Mollie
who was married to John O.. Lippy, OF
near Union Mills, GA Christmas
|, Miss Bernetta Myers OF Pleasant
| Valley, visited Miss Catherine Feeser
at this place, last week.
Nearly everybody received Christ
mas or New. Years presents, but Mr.
and Mrs. Abraham Croft got the best
of all. iii H. daughter.
"a few filled their Ice houses with
ice from A to inches thick.
Mr.. a. w. Feeser and family enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs. Chenowith and
son, John, and Mrs Franklin Sheets
and son, Paul, all of Hanover, Pa, on
Tuesday after Christmas.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-01-05

\ By virtue Oh decree OF the Circuit
Court for Carroll County, in Equity,
passed i'm cause No. 1869 Equity,
wherein Oliver Cover Buckingham IL
plaintiff and Harry T.. Buckingham,
Susie E. Phillips and John T. Shuey,
are defendants, the undersigned
Trustee appointed in said cause will
offer at public sale on the premises on
SATURDAY, JANUARY Goth, 1917,
at one o'clock D. m., all that valuable
farm containing 100 acres, 2 roods
and 35k perches Of land, more or
less, being the land OF which the late
Peyton K. Buckingham, deceased, died
siezed and possessed. This farm is
situate about one-fourth of mile
from Gist, in Berrett District, Carroll
County, Maryland, and adjoins the
lands of Samuel Wilson, Ray Brown,
\ Walter Jordan and JnO. Jordan, about
4 mile from the Washington Road at
the point where it passes the land Of
the late Cornelius Shipley, and about
three miles from the State Road lead
\ ing from Westminster to Sykesville.
This property is improved by a 21a
story dwelling house, Weather-bOard-
ed, good bank barn, wagon sheds,
tenant house, dairy and all other
usual outbuildings, all in good condi-
ton and state of repair. Tit IL well
supplied with water. Sd acres tillable
land and about Is acres in meadow
and wood. Tt is convenient to schools
land churches, and in every respect
desirable for the quality Of land al
well as situation.
| Terms of Sale:-One-third part of
the purchase money to b. paid by the
purchaser or purchasers to the Trus-
tee on the day Of sale, or upon the
ratification thereof by this Court;
and the residue to b. paid i'm two
equal payments, the one to be paid in
one year, and the other in two years
from the day OF sale, with interest,
and to be secured by the notes or the
purchaser or purchasers, with secur-
ity to be approved of by the Trustee;
or All cash at the option OF the pur-
chaser or purchasers.
FRANCIS NEAL PARKE,
Trustee.
Francis A Crawford, Auctioneer.
dec 20 At
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SIIIPLEY.

M |ert Gibson visited Monday
NJ Mr. Mrs List Smith and his
fathefNWm. Gibson, 81.
A nmber Of gentlemen made visits
tn thir neighbors Monday morning,
wishing them prosperous year.
VI. Mrs Paul Zahn and sons we're Mon
day gJests of Mrs. Walter Edmondson.
N Mrs. Catherine Rupert il entertain
ling MIRA Barbara West, Of Baltimore.
Mr.. md Mrs. Celous Bellson spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
Tim Baltimore.
Those WHO called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Gibson Tuesday were Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Polster, Frank Schneid-
ers J- D4 OwinGS and others
The good oId stork visited Mr. and
Mrs. James Schneider and left them a
fine little girl.
Mrs. FManM Schneider who spent "A
rev days last week with her daughter,
In Wilmington, Del, returned home
sick
Mr. and Mrs. Emory Baker enter
famed Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Welch ana Miss Thelma WEIGH.
Mr- Moan yEdmOndsOn spent Sunday
Win Mr. John LOgue.
MT. AIper1 Gibson spent Thursday
VII mi ITle1us lin Baltimore.
Mr- u.s. Fs Albert Jordan enter
l .alnsu oatuEClay evening Messrs and
M MES Femont WEIGH, Frank
Meicn, Emo9 Baker, j. r. Wilhide
49, MISS lheNma Welch with some
late hour refreE bmente wera servad
Mr- aLd Mrs David O.. Hook enter
tanned sunday Messrs. and Mesdames
Gn,ory BAKER, Slarence Magin, Andrew
Foister' MIS-. iadys Bair and others
Ml. anI ElLs. Joseph
Ialnen o4naas Mr and Mrs John
BAKER ana amlhy, Of Bird Hill.
Mr- ana MIS- Columbus A. Shipley
GIlleIlal4en Fnday Mr. and Mrs
Harry HJtghes W. fs-sazA---4.s- ----------r---
Mr.. Robert Shipley was Sunday
guest Of hi uncle and aunt, MIR. and
Mrs Robert Wheeler, Bird Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs James Bowers were
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Lester
near Warfeldsburg.
Messrs Earl Gibson and Lester
Polster were saturday and Sunday
guests of Mr.. Gibson's uncle and aunt
Mr- and Mrs George Blizzard, near
Sykesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Zahn enter
tanned Sunday number Of Their
friends Among those present were
Messrs. and Mesdames Lewis Zahn, Of
near Freedom; Leo Davis, Robert
zahn, 4. Arr. Wilhide, George Carter
Mrs. Alice WI. Shipley, Misses Goldia
and Mary Shipley, Gladys and Ethel
Zahn, Hilda Carter, Mary T.. Davis,
Messrs. Wesley Shipley, C- Washing
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I.N.llDIzr[,tDITlR.

Mrs. Hannah Weant entertained the
flowing guests at a family dinner
AmGMnday: ~. O Weant and wife, Of
ninster; MIR. and Mrs. Charles
and DR.. Marlin Shorb, of Balti-
MN M- a. Koons and wife, Agatha
N, Earl and Carroll Rooms, Or
ytoWn; r. y. Shorb, wife and
pier, Vallie, of this place. DR..
Mrs Kemp were not present on
int Of the recent death OF Dr.
p's father.
aries F6gle, wife and daughter,
A, of Rocky Hill, recently spent
w with Granville :. III Fox and
r.. Ar. p. Rooms, IT., and daughter
ht Thursday with relatives in
Dn Bridge.
homas Filler attended the funeral
his brother, at Graceham, On Fri
Harry Speilman, Of Washington,
Int a few days this week here with
Natives.
Irma Fox spent Tuesday with Lola
rrest, OF Keymar.
flames Myerly, who had been on the
Ek Tit, II reported well again.
Mrs. Charles Eiler, Misses Rhoda
cant and Vallie M. Shorb visited
Natives in Taneytown one day last
Nnek.
Mary Ohler, OF Emmitsburg, spent
few days this week with her sister,
FrH. Charles Harner.
George Albaugh visited his son, WIN.
lbaugh, on Sunday.
Harry r. Fogle spent Saturday with
lends here
Captain Ursa Diller, VI. 8. A., after
lsiting relatives here for a few
eeks, left on Tuesday for Pittsburgh,
~, from whence he will 10, in rev
avs, To the border.
Caleb Wolfe is thinking of taking
'ip to Lancaster, Pa.
Frank Otto and wife moved. I'M Tues
ay into the old stone Epuse at the
ridge.
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FINKSRIIRG.

The Ladies' Aid met att the parson-
age On' Thursday and elected officers
for the ensuing year
Mrs. Paul Brown, Of Westminster,
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Fred R-
Muse
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Plaggemeyer
and daughter, of Mobile, Ala, spent
the holidays with MIR. and Mrs M- IT.
Lester
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Benson will close
their house and spend the winter in
Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. H Swartz spent
Xmas with Mr.. and Mrs. G1oyd Lynch,
of Westminster
Mrs Arthur Burlington and Miss
Berkley Peeling visited Mrs. Reginald
Stoner the past week
Miss Edith HOrner spent the New
Year with her sister, Mrs All Tyson
Harden, Garrison.
Miss Reba Stocksdale spent several
days i'm Baltimore with her brother, M
B. Stocksdale
The children Of the primary depart
ment we're given their Xmas treat on
Saturday.
Wishing the Advocate a prosperous
New Year, the best county paper pub
lished.
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FLEASANT VALLEJO
Sunday school this Sunday ait o al m
Divine service at 10, by Rev J. W.
Reinecke. c. E. Society in the even
ing at 7.3O ID. III.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Hartman, of Phil
adelphia, spent few days with her
sister, Mrs Rufus Starner.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Helwig and
son, Sterling, or Hanover, spent a few
days with relatives near this place.
Mrs. James $. Warren spent a few
days with her sister, Mrs. "a. L. Wag-
ner, returning home on Monday with
her husband and son.
MIR. Ernest Louey and wife spent
part or the holidays with MIR. and Mrs
Washington Louey and family.
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