davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-05

BEAUTIFUL furnished room.
sleeping porch and bath; very rea-
sonable; table board II desired.
1-1S Montana.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-05

CALL s4s1-SIR- TORRES
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-05

TYPEWRITER & Once Supply Co. typ
writers sold. bought. rented. repaired
Office supplies rubber STAMPS Asst Corona
and ROYAL tyneuriters. PIG Mills 81 PIT Sc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-05

For Rent-Miscelianeous.
---------~-~------------
GARAGE-s29 ". No Phone 1888.
S5i2W-
FOR RENT-Piano. Phone ss4sW. 81
Ange.
FOR REST-Splendld place Tor some one
wanting outdoor work. For particulars ad-
dress H W. Peacock. Dragon. AriE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-05
Soda Fountains, Drug and Confee
ioneTy Fixtures
Storage Warehouses

STOVE REPAIRING-NeW parts made an
carried FOR all makes OF stoves. L ,
Peeler. with y. & h Iron wizs.. cos. Eai
FLfth and South Florence. Phone 1905.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-18

cal. - Mic ME rozumiem...
Dzwonie, "a drzwiami rozlega sic
CLOS cioci, pc chwili drzwi sic o.
tw~ierajq ma osciez i ujrzalem W
progu jakas staruszke, troche ma
wet podobna do cioci, ktora glo-
sem pahskiej cioci poczeia wolac;
,.Ach. ach!. Och, och.... O ia
nieszczeSliwa!" | 60 pan powie.
Nagle zatrzasnieto mi drzwi pred
nosem i zostalem sam ma scho--
dach. ia mysle, re to chyba PREY
jechala ciokta ciotki i wzieia mn.e
"a bandyte!...
Nachyliiem sic mad uchem zdu.
mionego mlodzieiica i zawolalem
giosem stanowczym:
- A ia panu ~powiadam, re u.
kradlem moja ciotke.
I tenn sfowalni oddalilem slt
szybko, pozostawiajac go ia pas
tive wlasnym domyslom.
Ma rogu ulicy spojrzalem poza
siebie. Konkurent mojej ciotk;
stall nieruchomie Z palcem przy-.
tknietym do czola, myslac, kto tn
naprawde jest waryatem: czy ia.
siostrzeniec jego oblubienicy, czy
troche podobna do mojej ciotki
stara kobieta, krzyczaca ma jego
widok, czy tez on sam - konku-
rent mojej ciotki2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-18
Me Wstydz sic!

Gdy powracasz do domu re srod-
mie$cia. re skladu, otisu Tub fabryki.
kup sobis DZIENNIK CHICAGOSKl
1 smialo czytaj " tramwaju Tub va
Eonie.
DZIENNIK CHICAGosKI MONA
stale nabywas ma nastepujacych ma
roinikach:
State 1 Madison - pred skfadem
departameptowym Boston Store.
state 1 Madison - pred apteks
firmy Buck and Rayner;
State / Madison - pred skiadem
departamentowym firmy Carson.
Prize, Scott and Co.;
State / Quincy;
State i Van Buren,,
State Harrison;
Wabash 1 Harrison;
Van Buren 1 In Sallei
Adams 1 La Sale;
Adams 1 La Sale;
Washington I La Sallei
Randolph I Dearborn;
Washington 1 18th ara.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-18

S%kradzione mety: Cragin Eagles
S.
Uderzenie ma try mety: Tony.
Wymachanych: przez Greenwalda
II; przez Verna IL.
Wolne mety ma pilki cd: Green
walda 2.
Gas cry: 200. Widow: 500.
Sedzia CRY: Stewart.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-18
* M9
ZAcIETY KOSTEST MALC0W.
cox

Klub Speed Boys pokona} rywali
z klubu ,,Cragin A. c." punktami 5
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-18
* g
DZIEWIATKA y JACKOWA W
GRALA.
MS x

Klub Sw. JaCka mr.. l powedrowaf
n. boisko " parku Wells PREY Mont
rose i Western AVE., / tam stoczyl "a
ciety kontest z dziewiatka p. n.
..Roehrs Speed Boys. Jaekowianie
kontest ten wygrali pokonawszy ry-
wall punktami 4 do >. W grze tel
odznaczy} sic trzecio stanowy A. To-
maszewski podbijajac pike ma CITE
~ mety W chwili gdy mety druga i
trzecia byiy zajete przez jego kole--
gov. Stasiek Bejrowski, rzucacz JAG
kowian spisal sic doskonale. Cyfry
take:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-18

- Ma wesslu moJem szampa-
ma oczywiscie ME bedzie. A pre-
ciez dobry ton wymaga ably wsze-
lake uroczystosci uSwietnila mu
zyka korkow strzelajacych W bic
kitty. Trudno, zrobi sic dobry ton,
zrobi sic i muzyke szampanska.
Korkami skroconej ciotki bede
rzucal W sufit.
Objuczony, niby wielb}ad, Z
piersiq wezbrana i wypieta, jak
gdybym wolu ca}ego po}knal, spo-
gladalem wokol Z tryumfem. w
pokoju przyleg}ym rozlega}o sic
donosne chrapanie ciotki.
- Snij, snij obdarta Z wdziekow
dziewiczych niewiasto sep
nalem, trzasnawszy drzwiami i L
nina zdobywcy opuScilem miesz-
kanie ciotki.
Zadowolony' z w}asnego dzie}a
sunalem sic utica, uSmiechajac sic
do siebie i caiego swiata. Pc uply-
vie pol godziny, wrociiem pod
dom ciotki, by raz jeszcze ujrzec
miejsce, gdzie dokonalem tax
wspaniaiego pogromu.
Ma zakrecie ulicy ujrza}em ma
gle rozkochanego ulubiefica mel
ciotki. Spojrzai ma mnie wzrokiem
rozmifowanym, jak gdyby dusza
jego wyczula maggie, re we wne-
trzu kieszeni mojej ukrywaja sic
nadzwyczajne powaby jego idea
III. Sciskajac mnie czule "a reke
m6Wii:
- Przepraszam, czy pan wy
padkiem ME Cd cioci? Nam bar
do wazny interes. Pred chwila
spotkalem sluzaca, chciaiem ia "a
gadnat, ale przeleciaia ko}o mnie
nadzwyczajnie szybko. Mozeby
mi pan mogl powiedziec, czy cio-
cia jest w domu...
Ciotka, niby moja ciotka
Me, niema jej panie... Ciotka
Jest u 1nnie tn W k%ieszeniach, pa
ME-.
Spojrza} ma mnie z %politowa--
MEM jak ma waryata.
Niezrazony tenn, ciagna}em da-
lei:
TAX, panic, ukradlem villas
na ciotke...
w oczach oblubiehca mel ciot-
XII odmalowalo sic jeszcze wick
SEE wspolczucie.. Bee pozegna-
mia nawet odszedi szybko, jakby
obawiajac sic, IL ~jcszcze chwila,
a dostane ataku furyi. smia}em
sic do rozpuku.
Wszedl w brame domu. gdzie
mieszkala ciotka. Pc uplywie Kill
ku minut ujrzalem go powracaja-
cego. Zmicrzal wprost do mnie, a
ia twarzy jego malowal sic wy
raz zaklopotania.
Teraz ia spojrzalem ma niego
z poIitowaniem, jak ma waryata.
- Vie pan. to divine "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-18

KIub Sw. Jana BOiego:
900 0 0 0 0 2 .
Klub NaiSw. Serca p. j.:
900 l 0 0 o l
S~kradzione mety: Filipczak i Gal.
Uderzenie ma dwie mety Fillpczak.
Potr6jne CRY: Kaminski do BorKo-
wskiego do Sadeckiego..
Wymachanych: przez MajeWskie-
go II: przez Kulika 10.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS POKONA.
III STANISLAWOWIAN PUNK
TAMI 10 DO 8.
= &

Ma bo;s&u Piotro-Pawiowian PREY
3Smej i Paulina ul., Odegrala sic Ia
cieta walka pomiedzy dziewiatkami
: Piotro-Pawlowa i StaniSlawowa.
Ora byla i~nteresujaca cd p~oczatku do
kcnca. Stanislawowianie g6rowali z
poCzvtku, leCz W tO&u dalszej walki
zostan p~okonani przez Piotro-Paw WHO
wian. Jednakze uznanie nalezy sic
dziewiatcs re Stanistawowa "a ich
mszne bron'enie sic. Cyfry:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-18

Klub Sw. Piotra / Pawta:
0 0 0 0 2 > 3 0 Y 10
Klub sw. Stanislawa:
Oslo 1913 s
Uderzenia ma dwie mety: l.. Szto-
ba, r. Kasprowicz, Gierut, Sendra,
Szczuka, PitloCk 3, Sendra.
Wymachanych przez: Kuminge 10
przez PitloCka I.
Wolne mety ma piiki: Cd Kumin-
ri 8; cd Pitlocka ,.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-18

Cragin Eagles:
0 0 0 1 / 1 o 0 - s
Wymachanyeh: przez B. Sergota 9
S. Sergota s.
Uderzenia ma dWie mety: H. FLIP
ski 2.
Sedzia CRY: 3. CzoseE.
Skor-kiper: Jan Smagach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-18

Ukradfem Wfasna ciotke.

w,IaSnie czasach powzialem Mi
lose ku pieknej, jasnowloSej, Z
ktora zapragnaiem poiaczyt swe
zycie. Uczucie mole roslo, apetyt
malal i Z godziny ma godzine O.
garniaia mnie coraz wieksza CORA
czka.
Pewnego dnia wreszcie zwroci-
lem sic do ukochanej z nastepuja-
ca propozycyq:
- Jak sic zdaje kochamy sic O.
boje, czego nam zreszta przepis
nadzwyczajny ME zabrania. Po-
coz wiec usychac w sa1notnoSci,
kiedy sic mozemy pobrac?
Spojrzaia ma mnie rozmazone-
mi cczyma, w kt6rych odzwier-
ciadliia sic duSzka rozkochanej
kobiety - i rzekia Z p~rostota:
- O, to byloby bardzo pick
ME; jake to jednak uczynit, gd,E
ia mic ME man,.
- Vice coz - przerwalem jej
nagle - ty ME masz mic, a ia je-
stem jeszcze bicdniejszy cd Gle
bic. Wszystko tedy sk]ada sic
jak najlepiej... Zreszta kazde Z
mas jest ma sw6j sposdb bosaczem
ducha... Gdy wiec diva take
skarby zlqczymy, sam RotSchild
gotow nam po~zazdrosciG!
Ha, skoro tax powiadasz..
w dtoniach mOich spoczela
miekka dion pIochanej kobiety,
a cd dotkniecia tego dreszcz mad
zwyczajnej rozkoszy wstrz2snQi
Gala istota mojq...
RozstaliSmy sic pe}ni promlen-
nvch nadziei. Postanowiiem IL
dat sic wprost do ciotki, by oczy
wiScie przemowit nietyle do jeJ
serca, lie raczej do k~ieszeni, obi
tujqcej w zloto ! banknoty.
Ale s}0wko O ciotce... Byia to
niewiasta doletnia, tax bardzo ma
wet do,etnia, re wickiem swoim
byIa az diva razy pelnoletnia. Nil
mo to Il wiclu osGb uchodziia "a
mlodq. w co z~resztq i ciotka Sa-
ma ~wicrzyia mQcno, a niczach-
wianic. Proc tego, m6wlono o
niej ogjlnie, IL jest wcale, wca!e
piekna. W co ciotka moja row.
niez wierzy}a ctetnie.
w ostatnich czasach znalazi
sic navel amator, kt5ry zwabio-
ny wdziekiem jej rozbujalego blu
stu, okraglo:cia wydatnie zary>o-
wanych BIDDER, Snicznq bieiq jcj
zebGw. kaskada w}osow spadajQ-
cych ma jcj szyje, prasnqf zaS,u,
bic ciotke wraz Z calym inWenta-
rem jej ponet. Ludzie mowili, *
ognisty ten miodzieniec zdradza
dobry gust, aczkolwiek ia W
sprawie tel zachowywalem swoj
wlasny pogl2d. Swiadom tajni-
kow, szerokicmu og6lowi niezna-
nych, amatora wdziek0w mel cio-
tiki nazywalem w mysli amatorem
kwa5nych jablek.
Wr6cmy jednak do Przedmio-
tn.
Przybywszy do domu tel iadza
zamazp6jscia palajacej dziewoi, I
niezwykla c~zuloscia ucalowaiem
jej starozytna reke / wznosz4c
czule oczy ku niebu, rzeklem pre-
siodko:
Najdrozsza ciociu. Idqc "a
twym przykladcm, postanowifem
nasladowaG GIG w tenn g}upstwie.
Zenie sic. Czy wobec tego ME IL
wazasz "a otosowne udzielic hi
pr6cz blogoSiawienstwa kilku-
dziesieciu marek pozyczki? Me
pytaj o ewikcye. Daje ci siowo
honoru, a siowo honoru porzad-
nego golca jest czestokroc pew
riejszq gwarancya anizeli solid
ny weksel bogatego dudka.
Niestety przemowa moJa ME
wywarla pozadanego skutku. Pic
kna moja ciotka spojrzala ma mnie
wzrokiem nicskohczluie obojet--
nym, a uszy mole napelnil jej
skrzek pderliMN.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-18

zeli ME, plume w oczy pogarda,
naive starem pruchnem i zerwe
wszelkie stosunki rodzinne.
PoszedIem.
- PAM Spi.- o~swiadczy}a siu-
zaca.
- Mech Spi! Zaczekam.
Wszediem do saloniku, skad
przez szereg uchylonych podwoi
ujrza}em sypialnie ciotki. Pogra.
iona w gIebokim snie, lezala ma
SVEN prepayment lozu, chrapiac
~poteznic jak MECH kowalski.
Powell udalem sic do pokoju
sqsiaduiacego Z jej sypialnia /
przekonalem sic, re ciotka moja
byia istotq najzupelniej ~podzielo-
ma. Ma przepysznem lou BOWEN
spala ME Gala moja ciotka. Ia
sucha i pomarszczona kobieta, to
hyl jedynie kawa}ek ciotki, syn
tea jej niejako. Druga mniejsza
czeSc mel ciotki, drzema}a W
przylegajacym do sypialni pokoi-
ku, rozrzucona ma stolach, krzes-
ZACH, umywalni. Byia to, re tax
powiem, astralna jej pow}oka.
Oczy mole napawa}y sic ME
zwykiym widokiem. O~glada}em
| pieknoSt mel ciotki ME hurtem
jak to w normalnych warunkach
zwykle mialo miejsce, lecz deta-
l%icznie - szczeg6i pc szczegole.
| gdym tax patrzyi ma zeby,
ma biodra, ia rumiehce ma tysiq-
&C innych jeszcze kawa}kow me-
rozmontowanej czy tcz rozkleko-
tanej Ciotki, PrzyPomniala mi sig
zywo Wczorajsza naSza rozmoWa
gniew zawladnql Gala moja iSto-
tq. Wtej wiaSnie chwili nasunela
mi sic kapitalna mysl.
- ZemSzcze sic mad ia jedzQ
jak zaden jeszcze T. siostrzeicow
ME zem5cil sic mad swa skqpq
ciotka. HeroStratowa slave FAC
mic. Ukradne jq... Ukradne VIA
sna ciotke!...
Zachwycony tym niebanalnym
pomySlcm, obojetny nd wszelkie
wzgledy praktyczne. wyzuty ma
gle &c wszystkich ucZuc rodzin-
nych - postanowilem idee ma o.
b.ec natychmiast W ksztaity RE
czywistoSci. ZagEabiiem reke w
kryszt&lowa szklanke, W ktorej
k2paly sic wygodnic zeby me-
chrapiacej ciotNi - zeby nau-
zwyczajnej bialosci i pieknosci.
Ieszcze mgnienie i OTTO dwie ko-
sztowne szczeki uSpionej jedzy
spoczely W czc!u5ciach mel ma
rynarki.
Zatar}em rece Z zadowolenia.
To arcydzieio sztuki denty'
stycznej sprzedanc "a POI ceny, o,
piaci koszta Slubu - szepnalem.
N~aStepnie zblizy}em sic do o,
krqglego, iadowanego wata / GIL
moweni balonikami Iona ciotki
Z p~rawdziwie angielska flegma ia
lem wypychac ttm wszyStklen'
kieszenic.
Wreszcie pc dlugich trudach,
7dolalem wtloczyc we wSzystkie
kieszenie lono %cioteczne. Ale "a
DAME bylo zaledwie W polowie
spelnione. Tuz obok lezaly zapa-
sowe biodra tel pelnej Temporal
mentu niewiasty. Rozpia}em ka-
mizclke i p~oczalem piersi mole
okladat plastrami waty, filozoiu-
JAG przytem:
- Wien co uczynie: Wata cio-
tiki otule szczelnie okna mel IL
debki, ably, gdy wichry zimowe
zagraja, chl0d ME dokuczal mel
lubej. Resztka podbije ko}dre.
Niechze wata wyrwana Z zimne-
go iona i zimnych BIDDER ciOtki
cieplem SVEN otula szczeScie pro-
lctaryackie!
L kolei zabralem sic do glowy.
Geste, dlugie sploty uroczych, ia
snych wlos0w, jakichby nawet i
najpiekniejsza Loreley pozazdro-
scic mogla, ulokowalem "a pod
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-18
x %S
SERCOWIANIE ~PRZEGRALI.
M e M

Dziewiatka z parafii Sw. Jana Bo-
lego pokonala onegdaj dziewiatke re
Sercowa punktami 2 do l. Kontest
odbyl sic ma boisku " parku Davis
prey 45tej / Marshfield ave. Cyfry:
KLUB SW. JANA BOlEGO:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-18
CRAGINcZYCY 8; NAMES 2.
% g 81

Dziewiatka Craginczyk6w ma boi-
SIX wiasnem PREY Long / Fullerton
W Cragin pokonaia rywali z klubu
,,Manmes" W grze W pike metowa
punktami 3 do 2. Cyfry take:
rD ArrN rarT INC
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-01-19
Prizes for Essays.

The Maryland League for Nationa
Defense has offered prizes or 800
$50, $25 and $40 for the best essays
on the subject of Universal Obliga-
tory Military Training and Service.
We believe, a. every intelligent
American does believe, that the cause
of adequate national defense IL thu
paramount issue Of the day
The judges OF the contest will be 9
committee of representatives from
the following five Baltimore papers
3. l.. Davidson, of The Sun; Joseph
Y- Brattan, Of the Baltimore Ameri-
can; James Locke, of the Baltimore
News; Frank r. Patterson, Or The
Evening Sun, and Walter r. Hough
of the Star.
The rules governing the contest
are as follows:
Essays must not exceed 1000
words
Only one side Of the paper II To ~
used.
All essays are to be typewriter.
The name and address of the au-
thor must appear on the upper left
hand corner of the first page OF each
essay.
All essays must be received at the
Offices Of the league, SO Garrett
Building, before February Is, 1917.
All essays received are subject to
use by the league.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-01-19
WANTED.

WANTED "a teamster and all around
farm hand; good place for the right
man. Apply at Advocate Office.
WANTED A girl for general house
work in family of two Write Mrs "a NJ
Fred. Boisvert, on phone f. West
minister. Jan l2-tf
WANTED-A married man to work
on farm, to do general farm work; ten
ant house and lot furnished. For fur
ther information apply at Advocate.
WANTED Statesmen with auto OF
driving rig. Good opportunity for ~
ergetic hard worker To build up profita-
bic paying business in own community.
#Stetson Oil Company, Cleveland, Ohio.
WANTED Single man for general
farm work, experienced ln handling
horses and aIl farm machinery. Apply
AT once. WV. III. Streaker, Woodbine,
Md. jan l9-4t
WANTED Reliable and active re-
presentation in this territory to sell
Real Estate building lots) in the most
rapid growing section OF Baltimore and
where values must double quickly. Lib
eral commission paid. Applicants must
give names and addresses of references.
The Brooklin-Curtis Bay Land Com
pany, 729 Title Building. Baltimore,
Md jan 1876
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-01-19
MT. OLIVE.

We are having very cold weather at
this writing.
Miss Melvie Penn visited Miss Alma
Ecker, of Mt. Olive, recently
Mrs Ulysses O. Poole, visited her
mother, Mrs. Warner, OF Lisbon, re-
Gently.
Miss African Fleming, Of Berrett, is
spending some time with her sister,
Mrs. Upton Henry.
MR. William Dempsey iS still OH IT,
sick Tilt.
Mrs. Amelia Chrobott and sister,
Sadie, Of Poplar Spring, visited their
aunt, Mrs. Annie Matthias, of Mt. Olive,
Tuesday last.
Miss African Fleming called On MIR.
Samuel Matthias and family Sunday
last.
Mr.. Dan ellis, OF Baltimore, visited
Mr.. William Dempsey and family
Tuesday last
Mrs. Maize Matthias, who has been
quite sick with bronchial asthma, il
much improved All this writing.
Miss Arlean Fleming, of Berrett,
called on Mrs Lucinda Ecker and
family, of Mt. Olive, last week
Mrs. John T. Trimble is on the sick
list.
The ladies OF the community are
bHGily engaged in crOCheting.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-01-19
The Church of God Revival Meeting.

The revival meeting in progress in
Carroll Hell, conducted by the Church
of God, this city, IL still in progress
and the meetings are becoming more
Interesting. The crowds have been
very good and many strangers are at
tending the meetings. There have
been five conversions The meetings
will b. ira progress all next week. a
very cordial welcome IL hereby e
tended to all. Come and help make
the meeting a success.
On Sunday night, January 21st,
there will be speaker from Mace
donna. Many Of the citizens OF the
town have heard this man speak. Tie
left his own country because he be
came a convert to Christianity, hav-
ing formerly been a Greek Catholic.
He came to this country, received his
education, and intends to go back to
Macedonia al a missionary. Mace
donna was the first place that the
Apostle Paul went to preach, and
from Macedonia sprang the first con-
vert to Christianity. Come and hear
| this man who comes to us very highly
recommended. The services will be-
gin promptly at 7.30 p. m.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-01-19
BENNERSVILLE.

Misses Mary and Grace Miller spent
Thursday with their uncle, Samuel
Hartman, who Just returned from
SykeSville Hospital
Mrs. Samuel O Miller and Mrs
David R. Miller spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Sarah Warehime, Of neal
Westminster.
Mr.. Frank Hathias, of New Wind
sOr, spent from Saturday until Mon
day with Mr. John Belner.
Miss Ruth R- Young spent Sunday
with Misses Mary and Grace Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Hively spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. Robert
Young and family.
Miss Fanny Michaels spent Monday
with Miss Nora Davis
Mr. John H. Benner opened jug
OF sweet cider that was eight years
old, and is fine. He wants to know
who can beat it?
Mr.. Ephraim BoWersox, of Union
town, spent Sunday with his little
daughter, Nora Belle BoWersoX.
Mr. Alfred Young, $r., who had
been on the sick list, il improving al
this writing.
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MILLERS.

George Lauer is suffering with
sciatic rheumatism at this writing.
Mrs. Charles Spicer, Mrs. Elijah
Hofracker, off Alesia, and Miss Cora
Hoffacker, of Baltimore, visited Mrs.
$. III. Hare last week.
Miss Edna Hoffacker visited at
Baltimore the past wetk.
Mrs. John Dell and daughter, Miss
Lottie, spent Monday at Baltimore
James Frederick presented his
family with a piano.
Mrs. s. H. Hare is on the sick list.
Grandmother Crawmer, who re-
sides with her daughter, Mrs. James
Rohrbaugh, il iii and confined to bed,
suffering from infirmities or age
Some Of our people attended the
sale at Manchester last Saturday.
The children OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sandruck were i'll with tonsilitis this
week. 4;
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Union MILLS.

District Deputy Grand Architest,
Dr. G. Lewis Wetzel, installed the
Nrecently elected officers of the Union
Mills lodge, L. o. M, on Thursday eV-
ening last, as follows: Senior Master,
Ephraim J. Yingling; Worthy Master,
Raymond Markle; Junior Master, Les
Lilo J. Irwin; Chaplain, Harry Strevig;
Conductor, Charles Croft; Recording
| Secretary, Weldon R. Nusbaum; Fl
nancial Secretary, Harry l.. Cret1n;
Treasurer, Calvin E. Bankert; Trus-
tee for five years, Bernard w. Ecker;
delegate to the grand lodge, Dr- ST. ~
WetZel; Alternate, Leslie J Irwin;
Janitor, Daniel P FrOck. The lodge
is in a fourishing condition and is
about to take in a large number OF
new members.
The Silver Run Telephone Co, on
the 18th elected the old officers and
managers for the ensuing year, a.
follows: President, John ~. Maus;
Secretary and Exchange Operator,
Harvey s. Morelock; Treasurer, VIM.
P. Halter; Managers, Arthur W. Fees
er, Louis E. Shriver, Geo z. Schaef-
fer and VIM. Jesse Halter. The COM
pany now has about IT, phones OF its
exchange and il in healthy financial
condition
Our residents are glad to see the
buses of the Carroll Transit Com
pany again running on schedule time
and wish the new and hustling owner,
Harry IT Harbaugh, great success.
Noah Hollinger has sold hi farm,
near Frock's schoolhouse to B. Frank
Yingling, for $3.50.
The Union Mills lodge /. o. M, will
hold it's annual oyster supper on the
evenings Of January 25, 27 and 80, and
February "A and Ell The music will be
furnished by our home band.
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LOCUST HILL.

The property Of Charles M- Barn
hart, at the Carroll County Reed Band
Hall, was offered at public sale on
Saturday. containing 27 acres, and
was withdrawn at bid or $4,000.
John w. Zepp moved his sawmill to
his brothers, G. w. Zepp, near Bart's
Church.
VIM. ~. Kindig and sons, carpen-
terH, have finished the canning factory
35x84 feet, which they erected for 81
Irving KrOh, OF Silver Run.
We are having real winter weather
at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nahia AFTER spent
Sunday afternoon at the home OF "a. "a.
StOneaifer.
L. Milton Raubenstine has purch-
ased a Ford touring car from W. y.
Adams, agent, Hanover.
The board of road supervisors OF
West Mannheim township, have pur-
chased new road scraper.
Visitors at the home of Twill H- Warn
ar 0n Sunday were MIR. and Mrs. Hor-
alto Wentz and daughter, Myrtle, OF
Pleasant Hill; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brown and children, Robert, Helen,
Richard and Edna.
On Sunday at St. Bartholomew
Church, Sunday school at a. m-
Preaching att ITO al m., by Rev. George
IT, Shelter. Y. r. 8. OF @. IT,, att p.
m.
At Barts Misunderstanding at 10
a. M, and z p. m, by Rev. p. T..
Hughes.
A Rerenading was rendered Mr, and
Mrs. Rolandus Mummert Oh Saturday
evening, who were married on Sum
day, January Z, by Rev. George E.
Shelter.
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EMORY.

the Ladies Aid Siciety will meet
at the home OF Mrs. Harry Osborne
on February l. All are welcome.
Mrs. Herman John and Mrs. VIM.
Remmy, of Baltimore, spent Friday
with their cousin, Mr. Nicholas Mum
maugh, and family
Mr. and Mrs y. Frank Raver spent
Monday last i'm Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ryan are Wis
iting their daughter, Mrs. William
Isbills, of Bayonne, N. J.
Mrs. William Burk and daughter,
Julia, are spending some time with
her mother, Mrs COckey, XII Green
Spring Valley, who il very iii at this
writing
Messrs Carroll and Robert Raver
attended the auto show in the Grand
Central Palace, New York City, also
visited Brooklyn and Philadelphia Co.,
past week.
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A NNUAL ELECTION.
Office Westminster Cemetery ~

Office Westminster Cemetery CO..
Westminster, Nd, January IL, 1917.
Notice is hereby given to the Lot
holders Of the Westminster Cemetery
Company that the annual election for
VA President and Board of SiK Mana
gers of said Company, To serve for the
ensuing year, will b. held at the First
National Bank Of Westminster. On
TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY
g, 1917, between the hours of z and s
o'clock.
P- S--Hotice IL also given that the
stated meeting Of the present Board
will be held at O'Clock D. m. On the
same day at which time full report
of the operations of the company for
The past year will ~ given To the Lot
holders
JOHN J- REESE,
Jan 1886 Secretary.