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Una Reuoluci6n Roja que habla de
comenzar en- Mueva York
antes de 1922

dicales, saben el numero actual de
simpaitzadores del movimiento re-
v~olucionario en- los Estados Unldos,
aus,que los radicales Sc vanaglorlan
de Tue su numero llega a 100000.
"Mientras que ell nunlero de par
tidarios O de simpatizadores o eE
movimiento revolucionario solo pue-
de coajeturarse,, Ia information que
Sc ha obtenido acerca de su hume
70 es mas amplia. Ell partido socla-
lisa .enia inscritos en- 1916 en- sus
registros cerca de mil socios que pa
gaban sus Quotas, ell partido socialis-
Ia obtuvo votos en- numero de
597 000. FL partido socialista del ira
bajo tiene, cerca de $4,000 MEM
bros. Y asi sucesivamente.
~"Skaczewski, ~presidente de la In
ternational Publishing Company, o
sea ell partido comunista, Sc jacta
de que esta llegando :rapidamente ell
tempo en- que los comunistas destrui
ran la actual forma de Ia Soc!edad
Y declara con gusto que habra mu-
cho derramamiento de sangre. Dicho
partido resolvio enviar per todas par
ties numerosos agitadores, con sufi-
%cientes fcletos anarquistas, tan prom
to como las circumstances e a mas
favorables.
La confianza principal de los
anarquistas esta puesta IN las huel-
gas. En- Ia presente estacion produ-
ciran tantas huelgas como sea po-
sible, porque cada huelga ~empobrece
al patron y al mismo tempo demo-
cratiza a los obreros y los hace que
mas pronto abracen las doctrinas CO.
tienen que hacer. oyen bien la propa
munistas. Los huelgistas que NADIA
ganda roja y Sc c]onvencen facil-
mente de que estan siendo robados
por las classes privilegiadas.
"Los ~comunistas estan trabajando
con Ia seguridad de contar con mu-
chos fondos. I'm correo llegadO Ill
timamente de la Conferencia Comu-
nista de Amsterdam. 81 mes pasg-
do, trae Ia noticia de que los bolshe-
vikis rusos han contrihuido con Ia
suma de 100000 00, en- joyas roba-
das q Ia nobieza ruSa, para los gas
tos de propaganda en- Mexico y Ell
los Estados Unidos. La ciudad de
Mexico tie dasignada Ell csa confe-
rencia como cl Quartet general dc
todos los comuris:as.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-17
RINA ~SANGRIENTA

La casa numero 325 de la avenida
Coffman fue teatro anoche de una ri
ma que alcanzo matices sangrientos.
Fue ccrca de las 10, cuando, avisa-
dos en- las oficinas de policia del es-
cardalo que Sc estaba desarrollaaGo
en- la mencionada casa, hicieron 81
aparcion los agentes Cap. Stevens V
detectives Carvan y Harvey.
los protagonistas de Ia conticnda
a dos negros de quienes uno, ell
culpable, habia huido. Ell otro. C.
George de 80 amos de eGad V cuyo do
m;cjlic Sc encuentra en- ell numero Ia
de Ia Gale Goliad, estaba ALI en- esta
do cast agonizante; con un trio en- ell
craneo, el brazo derecho fracturado V
la oreja izquierda cortada, fue con-
ducido al hospital de La ciudad don6e
Sc lie proporcionaron los primeros au
Xilios y donde quiza a estas horas es
te va sin vida, pues su estado era yer
daderamente alarmante.
Sabemos que los detectives han da-
do va con Ia pista del heridor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-17
RAID
UiQja L..
MlireLes

r~eic7rnprG Especial pd,r IA PRENSA
EAGLE PASS, Texas, Abril To-
Ell paso por esta ciudad, rumbo a Ca
lifornia V Chihuahua, del gobernador
Espinosa Mireles, ha sido TODD IN a.
contecimiento para Ia %poblacion me-
Xicana de Piedras Negras.
FL gobernador vino acompanado de
su familia, Y de un v~erdadero sequlto,
secretaries Y servidores, que comprue
ban las versiones generates de u via
ies lujosos por el territorio nacional.
La nota de s~untuosidad del vlaJe
del G~obernador de Coahuila, la do
ell aparecimiento en- las Gales de Pie
6ras Negras, Y de esta ciudad, del au-
tom6v;l del mandatario coahullense,
IN gran automovil rojo, lleno de cris-
tales. de fabrica europea, segun di-
cen el mas caro- Y el mas lujoso que
por aqui sc ha visto.
Segin Sc dice, fue reciente regalo
que le hiciera ell Presidente Carran--
"a.
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COMO Sc CONDUCEN LAS ST.
NORITAS CON SUS NOvIOS

Bajo ell encabezamiento arriba eta.
do, reproducimos 10 que sigue:
Las senoritas miden por SUI edad
las relaclones que tiene para con sus
amantes. En- efecto: 81 son memories
de diez seis amos. POGO Sc preocupan
del asunto Y pueden dar calabazas '
esperar.
81 son mayores de d;eciseis. pero
memories de veinte, son "a mas pru.
denies en- despedir, menos calabazas
saben dar y a nadie pierden de, vista
81 pasan de los veinte amos, pero
no de los veinticinco suelen ser muy
exlgentes son sus novios; a cada mo.
mento queren estarlos viendo para
recrinlinarlos por la tardanza en- su
matrimonio y siempre estan suspi-
rando por Ell tan deseado dia.
/ 81 pasan de los veinticinco amos
entonces, !Dios nos librei el fen6.
memo Gambia enteramente. Susede con
estas mujeres 10 que con las cigarras:
que despues de haber cartado allegro.
mente, saltando de arbol en- abol '
de rama en- rama se posan EN- cual-
quier cascar6n 0 tronco seco para no
~desprenderse mas. Entcnces la mujel
es verdaderamente ~costiIla del hom-
bre. Todo podra hacer en- ella: dull
zura. belleza talento Y carload, hasta
disgustos; pero no suelta nunca. !Que
Dios guie a nosotros los hombres por
huen caminoi
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La United Americana, organlza-
ION tornado para "preservar la Cons
situci6n de los Esttados Unidos con
la forma representative de gobier-
no Y el derecho de propiedad lndlvl-
iual", ma hecho publicas las reveal
clones que ka obtenido como conse-
euencia de las inquisiciones que ia
hecho acerca de las ~actividades de
los radicales en- los Estados Unidos.
Segun dichas investigaciones los
iefes rojos tienen confianZa de pro-
mover una revolution dentro de dos
amos. la cual debe dar principle en-
Nueva York con una huelga general
en- la que Sc derramara mucha san
gre. Sc anade que ell gobierno russo
del Soviet ha contribuido con......
S2O.O0O,G GOO para ayudar al movi-
niento rojo en- los Estadc5 Unidos.
Mr.. GiIberte, que es el ~presldente
de la Mesa pirectiva de Ia nueva a.
sociacion, Sc ha rehusado a revelar
ms fuentes de donde adquirio tai in
formation, pero protesta que es IL
gurosamente cierta y que va ha 81
do enviada al Gobierno.
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UN VAPOR ALEMAN SERA AR
MADO Y EMPLEADO COMO
TRANSPORTE

Ell PASO, Texas, AbriI 15.-Se
han rccibido noticias en- Ciudad Jua-
rez de que Ell vapor aleman "Vor-
wearts" que fue detenido en- Quay
mas por orden de C~arranza a causa de
!levar un cargamento de arInas V mu-
niciones para los rebeldes, ha sido in
cautado ahora por 81 g%obierno de So
nora que la ~procedido a armario Y 10
destinara al servicio de t~ransporte
de tropas en- relacior con la campana
militar que habra de d~esarrollar con-
ira las fuerzas fedn,a les.
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PLAN PARA MATAR DE
HAMBRE A LA POBLACION
DE NUEVA YORK.

De dichas revelaciones tomamos
los siguientes ~parrafos:
"Los esfuerzos de los radlca!es,
que trabajan todos CT ammonia, pc
70 bajo d~iferentes noulbres para
precipitar Ia revolution Y establecer
una dictadura del ~proletariado en-
los Estados Unidos, Sc redoblaran en-
esta ~primavera. Aunque los rojos es-
tan altamente disgustados por el fra
caso de Ia huelga de los forjadores
de acero, que debia ser el principle
de la revoiucion, estan, 10 obstante,
tan alentados por el curse de los
acontecimientos, que confian Ell que
podran llevar q cabo su revolution,
cuando mas taTde en- 1922. Para en-
tonces Ell movimiento cOmenzara en-
Nueva York, en- vez del centric occi-
dental del pals, porque los radicales
Green que Ia Hoblaci6n puede ser obi
gada a rerdirse por hambre, por me-
do de una huelga general. en- cuatro
dias.
"Ademas. los rojos cuentan con
IN panico financiero que ayudara
poderosamcnte a 81 cause. Ese pa
nico causara muchos sufrimientos 4
los obreros. predisponiendolos asi
mas en- favor de las doctrines revo-
!~ucioIarias.
'Uno de los resultados de los IL
n@?os capeos hechos por 81 Gobier-
no para apoderarse de documentOs y
de las personals de los jefes, ha sido
que las organizaciores rad!cales han
tornado varios nombres. Por ejempio:
cl partido comuniSta "a lie Sc CO.
noce con csc nombre, sino que ha to
mado los titulos inofensivos de THE
International Publishing Company,
'2The International League of De-
Tense. La association de CIbreros In
dustriales del Mundo I. ". w ope-
IA bajo diversos nombres.
Made, nj siquiera los mismos a
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DiCESE QUE SINALOA PERMA'
NECERA LEAL A CARRANZA

NUEVA YORK, Abril 16.-Luis
Martin Guzman que lego a esta ciu-
da hace 'diez dias procedente de Ia
de Mexico, Y que dice ser representa-
tie del general Ramon Iturbe gober-
nador del Estado de Sinaloa, hi
20 declaraciones hoy manifestando
que csc Estsdo permanece leal en-
absolute al gobierno federal y que en-
ningIn case secundaria el movi-
miento que Sc ha iniciado en- Sonora.
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De Ell JARDINERO

Nicne de a Sspams PlEnst
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ante Il y alzo mi lampara para alum
brarte en- Iu canine!
Sonreid, amigos, 81 querels, porque
persigS el ciervo dorado; pero 70 Sc
g71frS ' SECURE detras de esta vision
cue Sc NE escapa.
4 traves de monies ' wales, per
tierras sin nombre, correre ' correre
detras del ciervo dorado.
ivenid vosotros, en- buena nora, al
mercado. y volved carsados a vres-
tros hogarcs, 4 mi. no Sc 66nde nj
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-17

cuando. me ha cogido ell hechizo dc
los vientos sin guarids. Cuanto tenia
10 dele caer en- Ia ~carrera! Solo me
queda mi coraz6n libre!
" monies V wales, Y tierTas y tie
rras sin nombre, huyen de mi, que
persigo sin fin el ciervo dorado,
R~abindranath TAGORE
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Tor. Que este vclar por los cielos n
al fin sus alas en- el nido- Que Ia
Garcia postrera de tus manos sea sua-
We. como una flor de noche....
Y tn. Belleza que te vas. detente
uu momento y di tus uitinsas pals-
bras en- silencio, que 20 ne iHclino
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Para libros en- es2aho; diriJass
listed 8 ia Casa Editorial Lozano,
liz n. Sta. Rosa. Ave. San Antonio,
Texas.
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Camisas para caballero
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Blusas para nlnos
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Camisas de crepe listado. imi-
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Camisetas para caballeros
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Combinaciones de verano para
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Choclos de glace, sin puntera
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Zapatitos para ninos, magnitica
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Botas blancas para sonora, Ia
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S2.45
Sandalias blancas
CSC.
Calzado de trabajo para caba-
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S3.49
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ra muchachos
$3.50
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-02-06
Tribute of Respect.

The Directors of the Farmers & Me-
chanics' National Bank learn with
deep regret and profound sorrow Of
the death of their late President and
Fellow Director, Francis G. Sharrer,
who was called from his field of USE
fuIness, January 20, 1920.
Mr.. Sharrer became director of the
bank, October %, 1899, and succeeded
to the presidency March 3, 1915, dur
ing all of which time he took serious
ly the importance of his position and
rendered faithful and efficient service
in the upbuilding of the Bank.
He always had its best interest at
heart, and was faithful and punctual
at all of it's meetings, of mature
judgment and of inmate knowledge
of the surroundings and local condi-
lions.
His life and personal relations were
above reproach; he was generous and
kind; a good neighbor and respect
ed citizen.
Because of his many good qualities
Of heart and mind, his death will be
d distinct loss, not only to this Board,
at it's weekly meetings, and to the
Bank, but to the community at large,
in which he had spent his whole life
and whose people he knew and loved
so well.
RESOLVED, That this action be
spread upon the minutes, published ii
the newspapers and copy sent to the
bereaVed family.
OSCAR D. GILBERT,
Vice President.
John H. Cunningham. Secretary.
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.UBLIC SERVICE COMMIssION

~ OL MdryIduus
ORDER NO. 5461.
Before the Public Service Commits
sion of Maryland.
CASE NO. 1850.
In the matter of the application of
the Consolidated Utilities Company
Of Westminster, Maryland, for a
modification of the rates and
charges, rules and regulations of
said Company applicable to Water
Service in the Town of Westmin-
ster, Carroll County, Maryland.
The above mentioned petition hav-
ing been received and filed, it is this
second day of February, 1920, by the
Public Service Commission of Mary
land,
ORDERED: That the same be, and
it is hereby, set for hearing at the
Office of the Commission, Baltimore,
Maryland, on Thursday, February
18th, 1920, at IL o'clock, A. M.
PROVIDED: The applicant cause a
copy of this Order to be published in
some newspaper published in Car
roll County, Maryland, at least one
time before the seventh day Of Feb
ruary, 1920.
True Copy-Test:
B. T. FENDALL,
Secretary.
Seal of Commission.
feb6-1t
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BRIEFS.

Glyndon ffnanciers have organized
bank.
Harry Warner, Of "The Heights"
is dangerously i'll.
The February term of Court will
convene Monday.
A man in Cleveland suffering from
flu killed his wife and daughter.
In Italy they are building an aero
plane to carry one hundred passeng-
ers.
Many crooks, are using the Army
uniform to promote nefarious trans
actions.
It is stated that Baltimore County
will ask authority to issue 100000
of bonds for school purposes.
Robert Taft, a brother Of ex-presi-
dent w. H. Taft, indorses Herbert
Hoover as a Presidential candidate.
Mr.. Harry Whitmore, Hyattsville,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. David Whitmore, College aV-
enue.
Six negroes, in Somerset county,
Maryland, have been sentenced to the
Penitentiary for shooting up gypsy
camp.
Blasts, using about tons of dy-
Mantle, were set off simultaneously at
the Union Bridge Cement plant Janu-
airy 20.
Mr.. Bernard Shaeffer, of Baltimore,
was a Sunday guest of his brother,
Mr.. William Shaeffer, East Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Myers, VIM.
and Joseph Myers, of Baltimore, spent
Sunday with Mrs. w. Riley Myers,
Center street.
AT Philadelphia, Horace S. Frost,
a world War veteran, fell dead, just
as he had slipped the wedding ring
on his wife's finger.
The attraction in Baltimore this
week was the Automobile show. Our
citizens attended and admired the
stunning models for 1920.
In New York has been found a
full f1edged drinking outfit erected in
an elevator which moved from floor
to floor in high building.
Ambassador Fletcher, to Mexico,
has resigned, claiming that his mis-
sion to that Country would be futile
as long as Carranza was president.
Part of the New York City Police
will be formed into regiment OF
sharp shooters armed with the latest
improved rifles and machine shooting
guns.
Charles B. Stoner, of Hanover, Pa
damaged his automobile Sunday
morning when it upset on Union Mills
hill The car skidded and turned tur-
tie with Mr.. Stoner under it. He was
not injured.
The grounding saw his shadow ii
the weather has anything to do with
it. Snow. yes, a blizzard is after the
ground hog and he will stay in his
hole for a while if he is living good
at this time.
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MARKETS.
Rnglar & Sponseller.
Tow O q

Additional jurors drawn for Feb
ruary term of Court in the place of
those excused are as follows: Horatio
r. Garrett in the place Of Matthias
Lang of district No. s, and William c..
Mullinix in the place of John w.
Hammond of district No. IA.
Mr.. John T. Zahn, East Main street,
has taken his son, Grove F. Zahn, in
to his shoe and grocery business that
he has established and conducted
successfully for many years. They
will endeavor to improve their lines
for the convenience of the public.
A Navy Sea Plane, from the Ba-
hama Islands to Miami, Fla, went
wrong in its engine and the machine
with its passengers fioated around
in the Atlantic Ocean 16 hours be-
fore landing could be made at an
obscure point on the Florida Coast.
DIR. R. G. Moulton, professor of lit
erature at the University of Chicago,
addressing gathering of Wesleyans
at Bath, England, where he received
his education, insists that Jonah was
not swallowed by the whale and that
the story forms no part of the real
Bible.
An Inspiring service, under the
auspices of the Mems Bible Glass was
held last Sunday night in Grace
Lutheran church and was largely at
tended. w. w. Doub, of Middletown.
Nd, delivered the address of the ev-
ening and special music was rendered
by mems quartet.
1t is rumored that ]. F. Danner, the
former agent, will take charge of the
r. r. r. station, at Union Bridge, af-
ter the roads are turned back to the
owners. This Office has been closed
during the Government control.
On Sunday evening last week Mr..
Coppersmith, this city, might have
lost his life while he was on his way
home from Virginia with a new car.
In descending hill near Warfields-
burg his car turned around and m
set. Mr.. Coppersmith fortunately es-
capped unhurt.
This being the ffftieth annual sea-
son, the Emory Grove Association is
planning big things for Emory Grove
this year. They are arranging to
hold large meetings on Sunday after
moons, at $3.50 p. m. in the large tab
ternacle, which holds about 1000 peo-
pie; Sundays in July, prior to the
Camp Meetings, the meeting will be
similar to the ones which the, Y. M,
&C, A. hold in F0rd's Opera House on
Sunday afternoon. Some of the most
prominent men Of the country are
TO be invited to speak at these meet
ings.
+ One of the shots fired by Sheriff
William o. Wertenbaker of Frederick
county, at John Bell, came near hav-
ing effect according to the story told
rby Bell to the sheriff, when the lat
ter went to York to see him The bull
let passed right under my arm" ne
said. After Bell had escaped in the
darkness he went to the home of his
brother-in-law and changed clothes
At Keymar he was put off of the train
for not paying his fare but later got
as far as Hanover where he was
again put off for not paying his fare
He later rode a freight to York wter
he was caught robbing an Office and
vssx,rt% al and ID S,xsrx fxss7- z. Il
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Geo. F. Feeser, of Baltimore, was
a weeks end guest of relatives here.
Some so-called weather prophets
predict a severe winter, while others
claim it will be very mild winter.
1t is best to take it as it comes, and
not to try to "climb the fence, I'M
til we reach it.
From Oregon comes this message
in a letter, cit is cold here, with two
inches Of snow on the ground"
From Northern Oregon last winter,
we received messages saying that
roses were blooming out of doors at
Christmas, and vegetation green dur
ing the months of January, February
and March.
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TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscriber has
obtained from the OrphanE' Court of Carroll
County, Maryland, letters of Administration on
the Personal estate of
HOWARD II. LOGUE.
late of Carroll County. deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the subscriber
on or before the 9Th day of September, 1920 they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate.
Given under my hand this Bird day of February,
1920
WILLIAM r. LOGUE.
feb 6-4t Administrators.
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Periodic Bilious Attacks.

Persons subject to periodic bilious
attacks will observe that their appe-
tite fails them just before an attack
That is, they do not really crave food
but eat because it is meal time. If
they will eat only light meal and
no meat, then take two of Chamber.
lain's Tablets the attack may be
avoided.
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WANTED.
Y . 4 4 y 4 X y X y X y

WANTED-A single man to work,
must understand farm work and
horses. W. H. STREAKER, Wood
bine, Md.
Wanted-Pesition as companion
for elderly lady or music in Private
Home. Room, board and laundry.
Apply at Advocate ONCE, Westmin-
ster, Md.
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WHEN NEURALGIA
ATTACKS NERVES
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the congestion and
y relieves pain

A little, applied Sssthoat rubbing. win
penetrate Immediately and rest and
soothe the nerves. W
Sloan's Liniment is very effective in
aliaying external pains, strains. bruises.
aches, stiff joints, sore muscles. lun1bas
go, netsritis, sciatica. rheumatic twinees
keep 2 big bottle always ON hand
for family use. Druggists everywhere.
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IN AIEMORIAM.

In loving remembrance of my dear father John
Gideon Cook. who died one year ago. February g.
1919.
Oh, how hard it was to give you up,
And have you placed beneath the Sod
But we must drink the bitter cup
And submit to the will of God.
Days of sadness still come over us,
Hidden tears SO often flow.
Memory keeps our father near us,
Although he died one year ago.
By his daughter. M. E. Shipley.
In sad but loving remembrance of my darling
aunt. M. jamie Arbaugh, who died January &C.,
1914.
You don't seem dead to me, dear aunt,
But as star unseen,
l often feel that you very near,
Though death intrude between.
Affliction sore SO long you bore
Physicians were in vain,
So God, in pity, looked down from above
And called sou Home, from your pain.
By her neice, Gussie ]. Blizzard.
Sleep on, dear aunt, and take your rest,
God calledyou home he thought it, best;
He saw your sufferings here so great,
And called you through His pearly gates.
By her neice and nephews. Emerson H.
81. Palmer and Ollie ond Charlotte Blizzard.
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E. o. DTFFENDAL, Manager.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, FEB 6 1920
Sale Register.

sale KC2ISLGEs
March 6, large lot of live stock and farming inn
elements, midway between Manchester and Line
boro near York Road, by ]. Wesley Shaffer. ".
Mccullough. auct-
March g. 10 m, stock and farming implements
Edgar S. Jenkins, on Sans Creek, between
STEMS Store and Winfield.
March "a. 1890 D. M. 2 cows. brood sow, 6
shoats some farming implements. household and
kitchen furniture, potatoes, etc. BENJAMIN II.
Young. n miles from Westminster on Manches-
ter State road. John w. Reaver. auct. Joel /.
Roop clerk.
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late of Carroll County. deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscribers
or before the 9Th day of September 1920. they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate.
Given under my hand this End day of February.
MILTON T. BOWMAN.
feb Sat Administrator.
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feb Sat
TO CREDITORS.

This TO give notice that the subscriber has oh.
tanned from the Orphans Court of Carroll County.
in Maryland. letters of administration on the Per-
znYal Estate IF