davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vorbote., 1920-01-07
sGrof. 81. g. 2S.

,}m 9ilrgernim berrj1t Die Meirlrn9,
mo Sicis ipirb Uon her biirQerlid1en &rei-
ic f.Gfti9 unterIriiBr, OnB Die 2lrbeiter>
isloft iofpo6( oIs sic 2trbciterbetpcgung
hen SnteIligcnten unS Scr intellcttue(lsn
SadnlnG GuBcrit feino!id1 scIinui lei
Nsn 5lltiinftigeu ioBialen @mt ltelien
'i@ lid fplqenocunaBsn oor. @5 miro einc
Hnacheurc ocrAe nrbeiteuper McnIdene
maIicn ltuo cine getujiie @n5ahI bon Or
gani'aforeu mit Giri9euteultGbcn in Ser
&onb geben. Ser @orgens pedcn bieis
Orgoniiatorer Die 6erpe, iogeu iie in Die
Sabrifen; nm Die gtittaes3eit trciben tic
nieielbsr tpicber 5lnr @IIen in Sic Spei>
ieonitalten, nnb natn,itta9s auf bie &iez
'e, lini lid 81 tudrmeu.
%ereient Elm IoLf ~ri6tiges Bib" Der
5lif;iufti9er Notwithstanding etlpas
arosrc3 dls perdcbtli6e2 @clG6tcr?
gs aibt luo6l faum cine geicllihofts
lidle Srbniing, in Der Die @eleQid)oft in
h0hsrem Na8e ir.elleftuelle Ardftc ,rnh
{SnteI(iQente brnitdt als Die Io5ioliItiihe.
I'm Rehabilitation 'Sm miro bic fompIis
3icrtr Io8ialc @aI6inc nur in bcnt Solle
Qlatt funftioriercn fonnen, ipern iebes
@iie0 Der 8cieIll6aft cine fulturelI bod
itelenhe Gcri0nli6feit, aus, inherent Slns
. ni6t aus 3pang uno Slrdt.
~elscn rpiro
Sic QeiIti9c @ntfpifluna, Sic IntclIcfs
tllsIie 8ilbung iinS cints Der 9allpt3jclc
Ser bey,tigen 9trbciterbeiue9rng nno cine
Ser 9tgfqaben ser 5rfiinftigen io3inier
Organization, iueil tic Die ipeiten Yeripef-
iipeu her nlproliId1er ltnb geilti9cn &erz
0oIlfon1nlullu9 Ger @enid)en alf @runf
ser obIolrten materieIlcn @leid1beit er.
Offncr.
9(Mi6tlid, psridnei9eu iuir ote iperi
ger tpidtigen 8eipeis9riinbe Bdre bic
HFrbeiteritbait Sen ebrlih gelu1rten Sns
telI;gesttsh .aeaeitii6er feiuOlid gelirtnt, il
Vorbote., 1920-01-07

mcilten Oeriel6en lparen sfliien ooet
Teutihe.
81" Gebor0en fiirnlrcrn iid notilr
lid ben Sellfel oarunt lpie uieI mate
rietlen SduOen lie pieler oieier slr
Better 5ufiigtelL inNem Oieie pont09
lIG tire SIrbeit perlieren, 0aburd,
0aB ibre 9tamen IN Sen 3eituneel
herlrngeldmiert DurOen; inoem maj
lie Sahen Oireft bei6nI6iet, fir
Ole gar feline Sa.ueiie porliegeu
lGnO tpie olle Die 6iSber IN ben 3eihm
gen Oerbreiteten &eridJnorungen aus
Der Suft gegriffen lnO abii6tlid5 fa
bri3iert iillb.
gSie immer iinb Die urmen, aus,
lon0iiden glrbeiter, lpclGe lneiitens
bic lGtDerite arbeit in Oiciem &anot
perriAten, Die Siinoenbofe fir il.
geno etlpes; jebod Sltnt Serousidla
gen BON Erofiten lino lie INNER out
genl9.
Inter @iirsidJaft, eeitcat.
9seun Der an 9onuerItog slbeno
Serbafteten luur0en geitern 9lbeno
Dem 9iid]ter Salil por9efilbrt, mn
unter 9itrgitoit geltelt lpie folqt:
Inter $4,000 9iirgiGaft:: ssuliltS
8oebel, @ngelbert Sreis, :. q. Wteii
Iingerl S. q, Grolplep rlno s. SonN-
9rci
llnter $4,000 ooep 4yei,iget: yre0
Smitb, Gorl groltfnliller, &oImau
Sis lnO Saro gfuoid.
@ouar0 Sirid)Ier, 8. Iooito I'M
aurl @oborobidb lpurben o,ls Gerie"
ben ms @eridt gebraGt, geger lie
moren feline gerhaftsbefebIe terouS.
9etonnlen.
3lueibrittel iiber'm Sscan.
Seem gorf. Cine orobtloie 9epcid,e
siu9t DOB oas tSdiff vguioro" nil
BEN Tebortierten an Yoro, on 9eu.
ia6rstoge perlnittelIt brabtloIer &c,
peide ongob, OoB es 3,ueiOrittel
iihcr'm sItlontiiden S5eon lit.
Vorbote., 1920-01-07

gnberIeits ergibt iid hie fctt aet,or
ncne fapitoliltiide llnb nttlitariitiidl,
Sonbe 9on5 often elmer 5iiaeIGoien 8ac.
danale biit InD i6ninlnt in Gurus, bpri
ipo ibre blr@ Die 8lofabe gum Sobe ber.
ltrteilten Gpfer lid in Der @qonic oes
6mgertobes pinScn.
&as tltu Die beuti9en 8e6ilbeten bem
S(nbliG beiisn2
Die eincn proteitiereu bereii,3elt, mn
oieIe tperbsn III Gef6n9niiie, binter feire
Sitter eingciperrt Slubere, lIub. 3mnr Sic
Wcbr8o6l, bicllcicbt $500 Bro5ent,
I6!uei9er. Tid) 1nqitlid oertriehenS, obn,
eS 5u ma9ert Die 9Irl9en 5u erbeben.
Sic Sntelleftuel(cn i6ipei9eu, nit bent
geipuBtIein, pOer nit Dem nnbeitilnnltcu
G'efIble, ba6 lie cincr Der Sa.ipttcils
uebmer linz, Die I'M SoIfc ber SSabrSe6u
te bie gegenluGrti9c icbyedli9e Gage pors
bercitct bobsn llnb Snb lie on Den 2eiSer
Der Wai nid)t minbcrn 9lnteif aIs 81,
oHerreottipnGritcn GGnige l,nb T,iniltci
boben.
o'I4d, d&rnO
3.
Cine fleinc GrlGuterun9: 8as beritc
ben mir inter Sem @orte Sntelliqctl5
llripriinglid bepelltetc Sntelligen5 gci
tiger GbeI. grba6ell6eit bes gbarattcr:
nlornIiIde Seiti9teit. Ser Sntelti9ente
tpnr ba5 bette, bas ebelitc grenlplor oer
menIdJli6eu oeroe, uno bieIc ipurben in
&oIGiten iotpobl ais il, glitter geboreit
Sm 2aufe SerS 3eit aber ibcntifisierte
iid Der Se9rif Ser SuteQi9en5 nit hsr
Guantttdt Ser an9eianrneIten aenntniiic
unb 8pmnaIiaL lsto ltniperiitdtsoipIo-
men.
8enn mir in 9cgcnudrti9en1 9LrtiteI
bon Sntelli9erteii iprefcn, 10 neritchen
tptr 6arltnter blob OieIe Icbte biploutierz
te menIdIide Sonberart
getrodtct man aufinerflam Ole Sc
idiGte Giropas !pdhrenO Der leBten bier
biz fiirtf 9cfoben. 10 iuirb man suae6er
niiIicn, baB bie a6niee, Die Riniitei,
sic GjeIdle6tsz ioipic sic fapitaliitiiDe
Vorbote., 1920-01-07
5m Iauoe Der greibrit!

Slnbanger unb SDmpatbilierenOe
allsgaben.
0ieie Spibel Iteaen altd] Die Sc-
bauptung al1f, OoB man cine militia,
ride Organization noch bem DtllIter
Ser 8oten @oroe orgoniiieren poQte,
Inn sic Gegierung nit Gelpult an
Iid 5u reiBen.
Gab Oieie Seridlporllng MIR III
Sen @ebirnen Ser SpiBel oOer Der
9eb0rben 5uItonb fam, Oaran 5pei,
left mobl nicntonO, benn Oie Sertre-
ter Der Hegierlng iagten um Sreitag
ausoriidlih, oaB iie nit oem lteber.
faQ ni6t5 oil tlm1 baben 1lnO Oie SIC
gierung miiiie bod miIielL lpar1m liz
feline berartigcn Shritte ilnterllobm.
9eonrte Der GimpanOerllngsbebo eboroc,
Weihc crit ebcnIaas an bem Sale in,
terei'iert unrelL lieBell i'm falen.
llebcrfaliene ElGbe.
I'm , lltr 9onnerStog 9faGmit
tag nliIBtell iif) ouf beinahe icSer
&oli5eiitotion III Gbicagu Die EoIl.
5Iiten mclOen, oie mall iiir Ocn
leoeEIdil aiiS9e'u9t 1ofie. @Hl "toI- o.
aell ginq Ser Eoli5eiiergeant s,
yiltrpbp Don Ser StaatsanDaltS 81,
;ice 6uln Rid)tCr SHuoo Som 1ln0
H. l1m, ,5S,. m T y,'rfa,;tt"os 4ros SO 6ns
S"r, m s,.sttars ;,G ,,a~ W,+rnI(,r,ne,,
,,r5 $50 nn, Son, Sr;,,,;nnIae6a, :
:, ,,,9 ,,A ,r(,r op;rb4,,r,n,, i,hrau
ms uir6t Tnnnr Snrnod, mieber poG
1c(onr, rni+ gGprhnitctpn .1ri;f finn,
,nrn T,s 7(p;[hr 1rih,h IN hpn 9}c.
T;,a;i,,4;n,s, hcr Stn4norSs S0
StrnRe Barren 9lpe Ntorlpel Str,
G-bicdqn N(oe unb Gesploines Ctr.
aim
0pr pri4s 0>(ot sen ,non ;;hprfipT
No. Sor Nrs;rnr Honf;6,n~ ooi
Vorbote., 1920-01-07
$50 Nrbeiter luerben in Gbicaeu IN
&riammlnnsslufalen nnb &pb=
nnngen nerbaTtet.

@s idbeilit, ooB Ser StGatsanlpolt
Sopne abiollit nidjt nebr I9lafeu
fsnnte. Feii iih StoatsonlD0lte ufo
u1bere, Del6e ous Reht buben, IT.
senb len1ono Su pergelpaltigen, 2ors
beerea IN anberen St0oten bolter,
iroem lie lleberfGle ouf bie Ser
'alrmllineen uno Sa1ptoudrtiere Ser
raanalen Srgaliiationen nta6ten.
am 0onner5tas gtaflluittoQ BE-
gann ct cine grobe Sln5dbl Don 8ob=
irunaen unO 9erlamnllungsplabe
bon Seuten 5lt iiberfaGen, bic nidr
lGlt Dem beitti9en ylpunoerboQen"
5piten einueritanoen linb.
gr fonrte ahiolut niht nbpnrtelt,
Dig ser @eneralonmult SSnitruftios
ZEN CAB ltnO Ean6elte ioqor gegen
>elien Sefe6l, Der III Gbicago eintraf.
aidts gegen oiele 2ellte Sit lmterneb-
Hen. @ie ea GciBt, iollte ser llcbers
II crit an H.. SSanuor allSgefiibrt
,gerOen. al meIdem sic 5ieIiQc 8oliz
lci ltao Hfl0G%pqentGu tsllnehlnen
9G:eiI. GcS ifien ltnierelN Staot$-
Imnait ai'bt 5r rol!ca :u10 CT basont
aegt &c 8 ouf eidsn2 sYollt, obue
3lB irey10- !geit,e Sintl11en Qe9el
a:c }lsberfoQepen srtiotcU lparell.
i'Gd} AeH &trhnit!m8eM erlieS Ser
stact$oma9lt enc GrtlGrllIg, III
elder cr DehulIptete, 0dB er gloltbc
o,e Sse9ofletll Nol'el enc Set-
i'p'g9l'.n9 m t.,l N'ui'Se, pl[ .'es's'u.I;' :
81 L'Nl3ei. oeu!Il't N'l'otpl'H9tN ,n s.Ip
.,te ,oo'Fltt9!ttH'" III 'e" Se''
1iuole'' o' eE''NIeN'
Vorbote., 1920-01-07

fieL ltn5ingelte bic Goli6ei Ous @e=
bolpoe. Sic bate tpobI stn9it Dor
barmloien .9lrbeitcrn.
9luBerOeln itberiiel Ser Stoatsan.
walt nod Dos @allptquartier Ser
oeutiden S. @. @., 1924 9ltrIing
StraBe, lln6 nobnl BORT aQe Slnpe.
ienOen feit onm nod ben Spnoifas
lilten @lllb, 1112 Seoglpif Str,
ltnb oos S. 8. gS. &altptqlartier
1889 9t. Glorf StraBe.
SSm Stofporos 9iItrift iberfielen
lie II ScriammlllngspIGte lno "a
Sofale. i'm Barren sLpc. Iiltrift.
9(ll ser gtorb- uno 9eorolUeItieite
ii6erfiel mau foIgenoe geriomn=
lmgSlofole: 2517 SuGerton g(pe.,
1901 gt. Scrlnitage 9(pe., 1916 8.
Chicago 9lDe., 93S g9. 9tortb 9lpe.,
11t5 q. Gobep Str. luno 111S sc.
9l1blono 9lue.
IS beiBt, BOB minoeitens $50 Ber'
lOnen perhoftet p1lroen lno OoB
mon nod 159 cn6ere perboiten mill,
onrlnlter 9illp SoplpooO, Sbonus
@biteheaO, Sefret0r Der s. @. 8.,
unb aniOere.
litter Oen 8erbofteten 6eiinOen
IT'D folgell6e in Ser rooifalen 9epe-
Jung befan1lte gerlonen: s. @.
Grolplep, Sefret0r elmer bieligen s.
R. 8. Union; slrtbur Iroctor bon
Der HQHtnl. s(rbeiter Hartei; q. &.
Siems, Dos befanltc rooifalc, Jar
biqe DeitglieO Ser Gfito9o Seo. Of
Sa6or, Worri& StoQar llnb Gb. &C.
Gitlt$.
@tur brod)te eine groBe sln5o5[
Der &erbafteten nod bis ipat na6t5
fn's 8rlnllnolgebGllbe, I'm iie 5ll per-
bOren.
ellie Gerbafteten butte man ertlpea
ser 1T Seie5iiHmern frie0lih heiiams
men 'iBena o0er 5lt 0alie bei ibren
SonliIien il6erioIlelt INTO foIt obne
9lusnohnse Iillo lie ole brope, bort
arteiten0e OtGnner, oeren ein5iges
&erbrefen iIt, oaB lie ipie onoere So
Don itber5euat iino, OaB Dos orbeiten-
Dc &olt BIS Quis 8tnt ION 8rpfitfol.
en- ausgebelttet miro, obne il1 irgeno
einer 8eiie beIf]ilBt 3u trerben. IS
III biynper6ronnter 8abniinn ano
Gellcine Silge, Oiele Seute eirer Ser
idarorllng 5lun StrrSe Ser Hegies
ring an5uflogell, ga lie ibre Ser
ianrnllrlngcn itets offen fii6ren uno
S5eOernaml 3utritt bat. Sic treiben
obiolut ilihtS i'm @ebeilnen, lpic sic
9eutcpolitifer, Ionoern fonrmen Of.
ien nit ihrcr lleber5eugung berous.
Die GreibjagO geeen bie s. &. @.-
DfItglie0er bat nnOere 8riinOe, Nenn
Ser Stcatsar!palt nlH 0nCf lpiIIen.
Vorbote., 1920-01-07
Ser ,pethe Sct)recfen tn tlnaaru
@nrnf Der Glerrciida spsalen an sic arbetter Der e

yer 3ctrolrot Der ocrrcidn 5ol0cofroifen 9orte u,oel
m elcn aAru oil Die Irbeter Der gScl nonfelt Suair
DER @creI9ten saan gnglanOs 6runfreis aens in oep
7drtte 9e9cnuber oen %eerBen or 2ono eroe Inn
Abldoften oon &onnu1nien ulO So3iolten lnaorn ~
es0lgen es miro bebptc oo 500 0pfern cain
nDcens DIE n1odc Gn6o1l bon @ntngcn ariegsgdte &c
9cnretebt Ocle Gcrcnger Olcn reniq idbalQ @rIn0
tin nit 9nOa oe n8orc 40raS ortbp aoruuonoetrs oer e
9terln9srlppCrf 9efaQt moroen cln.
Ser Mtrt crtdrt Die Gntentegungn Qenteiiafr be
So1ong pcrortpOrtd en Ole frig sepcn pd1 o go1r
9eoIe oor Ocn roen Sretcn bnbn ober i gacn
Der se9enrcpolttoon &G babe @e prpGrs eriGbr
bat cine &onnion Ser G1n u5 in gia9e 9oopeis b
non 62 erbon9tcn &omnien gcfnb Sen sic @ts5ar &gern
1gar Derl 9e5ehngn nit Teliao an5fnipfen, miro man lin
Dofl!tid1 Sen 9tifel trbren% oa8 g!att
Vorbote., 1920-01-07

OuB it'd sic s. @. @. nicbt nit go
litif beioBt. @s lit Die oIte Gei6iG-
te Ser Gerfolgllng Oerienigen, mel.
die 1idt nit Der terridenOen aloiie
iibereinitintn1er. Iieielber Gerfol.
gllngen bat G6icogo I'M Satire 1886
lnitgernadIt, ebe mnn an s. %. So
Vorbote., 1920-01-07

IoB Oie gon5e Sof)e faul iit seDt
Oorous berDor, DOB Die 9lln0esbce
onlten erflareh li6ts gegen omerifa-
nii6e 9ilrger lnternehmen ST fons
nen, bemn es liegen feine 8ritnoe
0aiiir Dor.
Dab Oieie S1eblasO nod bon elmer
an0ereu Seite alls betrie6en miro,
5eigt, OoB mon ebenfalls cine Raa5ia
anf raOifale 9teger ueranItaltete, Sel,-
te, 0ie ibre 9toiiegenoiien iiber 0ie urt-
Derid)dnlte 9(usbeutlung auffldrell
lmO it'd nlle Wfitbe gebelt oos &ai-
ienDorurteiI 81 6eieitigen Vton lpill
bie gfeger nbIolut i'm Sflnneniinil
et'baltet, Oesgolb perfGigr lliiut b;es
ienigen, lpelde lie allffl6ren.
9lalBer nllen Sauptqllartieren Ser
tomnulniltiI6en lmb fonlm. glrbei-
terpartei luno ser s. gS. @. iiberfiel
man oudy bie 9iiro's Der @elonOteIl
Ser Sobietregierlng. l(eberou nobln
man eine Ntoiie pon 2iteratllr init,
@oiientlif leien Die &oli5ilten Oieic
oufr1erfSon tic t0nnen picl babel
lerne1.
0ab natiirlih manhe Der gerbof=
tctel iogenonnte Slusl6nOer, Dor Die
Sunbesbeboroe betreffs DEPORTATION
nphrnft mpr6pn. Itpht fcjf Aruu 0ip
Vorbote., 1920-01-07

Seute Oadte lrnb man lpanote audj
% Die v@elpdlt4 gc3cn angcblide
9lnardlilten on, pbluobl man ibnell
obioh!t nl6tS ilnhpsiicn fornte, nie
ipater Der @ouperneur 9lltgelo be
mics. gs mor mifer nidts als cine
Serfolgung ungeltiftct ourd Die
@elotntereIlen in bieier Staot.
Genfet Oenu Die Gerfolger, lie
tnnnen 0ell rooifolen @coa1fen bur1
oieic 6elualtmaBregcln ousrotten?
Sic Scrbafteten iinO nint al Ser
belltlgen 9luSbelltlng ltn0 Dem GlcnO
Der WoIien in ser gor5en g9elt
l6llo Wtan iolte Oicienigen perbof.
ten, Die Die ltriaGc oieier ol1gemei-
ncn llnraIt linb mo bns Iino Die
9l1ls6el,ter oicies 2anoes, sic Mint
meriotten Grofitboie.
2icle iollte man sun Serontpor-
tltna 5iabell!
glm 6reitog 9todnnittog ging e5
toN ber ailf Der StuotSonUalt5 81
ficc I'M ariminalgeb0u0e. llc6craIl
l06 nlal Olta, baunlange Noll5ilten,
Inls ob Die gan5e ib6nc Sronlrng in
@efobr iei, uno elmer lalierer @cri6t>
erltatter, lpclfer Oortbin gegangen
mar, unl oll56ufinOcn, Oh er nit oen
Gcrhafteten ipre6en f0nnte, Itimnttc
No$ bilbi6c 9ico6en an: Ser Stoot
! iii in @clQhr l(Np.
0fol iaQte ibm Sort, baB Die mel
| I1en Serbofteten nod in Ben perichic,
, OencN Goli6eiItotioncn 1icb 6eiin0en
lm6 nlnn tonne lie nidlt iebcn SlEt
9l6en0 entlieB man cine groBc Pin
6abl 0erlel6en obnc irgcn6 lpelGeS
Serbor; nutiirlih 0robte man ibnen
NIT 3eportierling, lu1 lie ein5uiditd)=
! tern. g9ie Sic gun0esbeolnten
tieIbit crfl6rten fam gegelr 80 Gro=
5ent ser @erDoiteten nidtS inter
npnlmen meroen, Oo abiolut felnc
Scueiie eegen lie Dorliegen
!SebjagD i'm ganscn SanOe.
GSn3ruiiGen begannen oie 8eborOen
cine @eBjogo I'M gan5en Sanoe llnO
| bebouptell 1917 &erIonsn in 35StG0-
ten feltgenonnlen 5u baben llno
5par wie fplgt:
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-02-13

mrs. Harry Purdum is visiting
friends in Washington.
Mrs. Charles w. Adams IS guest
,Of friends in Salisbury.
In the reports of DR.. Clark SUD
.erintendent of Springfield state nOs-
initial for the insane, to the board o.
managers in Baltimore last Week ne
stated insanity was not on the IN
crease since the war. Not near -
MANY patiens sent to this INSTITUTION
a. on previous years. He thinks tne
naon1a have more money and less 70
act them crazy. but it looks ike the
fart is there is less booze to get as
the majority OF patients there are IN
aana from some form of alcohol.
zTisa Rnth Bennett spent the week
end in Baltimore. 80
Miss Gladys Butler, OF MT AZ III, /, /,
was a visitor to friends IN Dykes 'iiAs
last week. old
Margaret Hughes, II years olu
was taken to Maryland onivelsl. 80
hospital in Baltimore, last Frlu luz,
and was operated on lmmeuiaeeAs
she is doing very nicely. 80
Miss Blanche Spurrier spent Inc
weeks end In Baltimore.
Frank Beasman, OF DdAealnV 80 -.
a visitor for over Sunday to nus PAL
ents here ex-senator and Mrs. JOnn-
zie Beasman. t 1,e-
Marshall Carter and FRANK Mus p
GROVE have gone to Cincinnau "
bring home automobiles.
MT. George Banks, of Howard -. co eaI
tv has accepted a position Win mr
Harry DeVries. 49, r,;1o.
Miss Naomi Harper and Miss Eliza
beth ,st'S norm were visitors to Baltimore
last week for several days.
Mrs. Frank Dorsey was taken 20
hospital in Baltimore last sas .9
and operated on for appendicltis.
Melville Gather is quite SICK VIII
the grip. ..4o sicL
with the grip.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-02-13
SWEET Alb.

Mrs. Muriel Conway, Mrs. Florence
Pickett and daughters, Lillian and
Marie and Miss Evelyn Grimes called
on Mrs. Eva Bowers Sunday.
Those who visited at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Grimes on Sun
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Albert e. Smith
and daughter, Helen, Mrs. Carroll
Zepo and daughter, Marion, Messrs.
Thomas Bowers, Frank Grimes, Ralph
Butler and Robert Moore.
Miss Martha ellis is still on the
sick list.
The stork visited the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Tuesday last and
left them a fine son.
We are sorry to hear that DR.. Lau-
raette Shipley lost valuable COW re-
Gently.
We hear that wedding bells are to
ring in this neighborhood in the near
future
Miss Winnifred Bower is spending
the week with her aunt, Mrs. Cora
Brandenburg.
Mr.. Milton Penn is able to be out
and travelling again.
Mr.. Jesse MehTing must raise fine
breed of hogs; they were recently
taken for flowers.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-02-13
CORPSE IS CARRIED ALONG ON
JOYRIDE
Young Woman Dies While on Auto
mobile Ride.

Shamokin, Pa, Nov. 18.-Believed
by her companions to be asleep in
the rear seat of an automobile, Mrs.
Anna Inch, twenty-six years old, of
Sunbury, was discovered to be dead
when an attempt was made to arouse
her as the automobile was travelling
between Trevorton and Sunbury.
The woman had been member of
a joy party. Three of the members
of the party entered home at Ire
vorton to get warm while Mrs. Inch
remained in the car, declaring that
she was sleepy. A half hour later
the other members of the party en-
tered the car and finding the woman
asleep did not attempt to arouse her.
While descending a mountain near
ing Sunbury one of the party en-
deavored to awaken the woman and
made the CHASTITY discovery that she
was corpse.
The woman's employers at Sunbury
refused to receive the body and it
was returned to Trevorton and turn
ed over to an undertaken at the di-
rection of the county coroner, who is
Investigating. Heart failure, pro-
badly superinduced by alcoholism, is
attributed as the cause of death.
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MILLERS.

last week the relatives here were
not;fiad nf the death of Mr.. George w
Hoffacker. of Manchester, and TINS
week thew we're notified OF the deatI
of Mr.. William Landes, OF near hoi-
Ter. They were brother-in- laws.
William Giller, of Philadelphia, vls-
tied his parents here Saturday ngnl
and sunday. William informs us tna'
he has been transferred from Phil
adelphia to Washington. lie mas
Government position
Daniel Miller and family, OF Ale
STA. visited Luther Wentz and family
George L. Hoffacker. of Boston
snent several hours with his sister
Mrs. John X. Miller last Saturday
evening. and then left for his home
at the above place. He came home e
attend the funeral Of his father al
Manchester on Saturday.
Sleighs and sleds are the real
thing now, the autos are showed IN
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brown, O
Baltimore, visited their parents here
recently.
The sick which we mentioned las
week are all out again.
Miss Marguerite Giller and Mr
Sennett, of Baltimore, visited the
farmers parents here Sunday.
Howard Hoffnagle has gone to Bal
timore for employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Garrett an6
children, Mrs. Everett Miller, Misses
Rena Garrett and Helen FrederleH
visited at Lineboro Tuesday.
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s4,OOO,OOO A YEAR TO KEEP g. s.
ABRYD
Wan Ask For s5,OOO.OOO In Addition
To ss.OOOyeOo In VOlstead Law
Expenses Are PiIing Up.

Expenses Are Piling Up.
The cost OF making the United
States dry" will be much heavier
than Congress anticipated when it
passed the prohibition enforcement
law.
The Treasury Department will be
compelled to ask for nearly $4,000, 600
In addition to the appropriation cf
81, 100000 in the Volstead act. About
81, O0O, 900 viii be necessary for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1921,
while from 100000 to 100000 will
be required to make up the deficiency
of the current fiscal year ending
June 80 next.
The prohibition machinery, it is
estimated, takes more than $3.50, 000
every month, or about $1,000 a day.
This gives approximately 1000 addi-
tional employees in Washington and
in the field.
When the Volstead measure was
first up in Congress it authorized a
total of $3,500,000 for enforcement,
but this was finally cut in conference
to 100000. AS it did not bee ome
effective until October %, this SUN
was all available for the eight re-
manning months of the fiscal year
or about $250,000, month.
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STATEHOOD.

The Ladies, Mite Society OF the
Methodist Episcopal church VIII meet
at the parsonage this SATURDAY;
Mrs. Aaron Greene, of near mere
vas az taken to the Maryland Unlver-
sity Hospital last week Sne un ao1r
vent vr j serious operation and Is no"
improving. We hope she Will con
Time so and soon be able TO Dc DescA
to her home again .,a ~
a large number Of the people u
our community are now SICK WIN ene
so called disease, flu.
Mrs. Oscar Monroe, OF Baltinore'
is spending few days with ner par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Pooie.
Mr.. Blaine Edmondson, OF near
here. has sold his property to MR.
Marion Gore. po1+;-
Miss Grace Buckingham, Oh baltl.
more and D. T. Buckingham, Jr., OF
washington, spent the past week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. BucKlns-
Mr. Charles Lockard and family,
Mr. Frank Freyman and family anu
Miss Alice Creswen were SUNDAY
CHESTS of Mr.. and Mrs. William LOCK-
ard. of Smallwood.
Miss Gladys Knox spent SATURDAY
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
B. Knox, of Linden Farm.
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Dollars and Gents.

Counting it only in dollars and
cents, how much did that last cold cost
you? A man may not always stop work
when he has a cold, but perhaps it
would be better if he did. 1t takes
about ten days to get completely rid
of a cold under the usual treatment.
That time can be much shortened by
taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and proper care of yourself, in fact,
q bottle of this remedy in the house
is mighty good investment during
the winter and spring months.
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If rats are a menace to the far
mer, they will have a good oppor-
tunity to thrive and multiply during
the coming winter. The corn crop
is an enormous one, surprising the
greatest expectations. Many farmers
have their cribs full, have built ex-
ira cribs, and yet are at loss to
know where to store the valuable
product Much of the surplus stock
is stored in outbuildings, giving the
rats an excellent chance to eat. grow
TAT, and ENJOY the coming winter in
sumptuous living.
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NO. 5165 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll Conn+v
In Equity.
francs Is Neal Parke. Assignee vs. John II. Myers
Ordered by the Circuit Court for CarrolI Co,,,.,.
slttlng as Court of Equity, this 23rd dav ~
January 1920. that the sale of the property men
S Ioneo IN tnese proceedings, made and reportetd
py rrancis Neal Farke. assignee of MORTGAGES
ne ratliled and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the 2Srd
Jay ia OF Feo', next; provided copy of this order
e carroll County. in the State of Maryland. for
Tnfee successive weeks. before the 18th dav Of
The report states the amount of sale 70 ba
$750.00. " s%ie W Do
Tive 60 ~ EDWARD O. CASH. Clerk.
isjan23 At EDWARD n scAcrT rrloua.
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BAD COLD GOT YOU?
FEELING GRIPPY?
DR.. Kings New Discovery
soon starts you ON the road
TO recovery
Don't Continue Constipated

Don't let your bowels bulldoza your
system. Make them function regularly
keep the body cleansed of waste
matter with DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
Biliousness, sick headache, sour
tongue, bad breath-think of the en-.
barrassments and discomforts trace
able to constipation. How easily
they're rectifed By the occasional use
of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Move
the bowels smoothly but surely. Try
them tonight. All druggists-25c. as
usual
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Gee SUMMIT.

Mr.. Frederick Hook, one of our citi-
zens, passed peacefully away last
Tuesday Much sympathy is felt for
his daughters, sisters and brothers.
Mr. Ernest Walking butchered some
fine porkers.
Miss Helen Logue, who was sick, is
able to be out again.
Many people are enjoying their
sleigh now.
Many of the children have the grip
lin this community.
Mr.. Michael Richter after spending
several weeks in Baltimore, is at his
home again.
The weather is bad at this writing.
Mr.. George Logue spent last Sat
Aurday in Westminster