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e intreb: Ce al de gand sa faci
oentru mine?
- Nrcai sd zici: in intercsul
l-tale - intreba nimit Daronde
- Da, domnule.... Caci Ell nu-
mai d-fale iii pot multumi viata
ntocmai asa = ba, poate 81 mai
nult - de cum un capil 0 dato-
este tatalli sav. Tatal insa, farA
Il site da, yiata fiului sau, pc
and d-ta, daca nu char pre-
.ugetat. dar in tot cazul consistent
mi-al rcdat-o pc a mea. TOata
ieosebirea consista in faptul Cd
atal nu poate cere parerea fiintei
e nu vietueste inca, pc cand d-ta
Mai cnnoscut prea bine gandul 81
;copul. Z evident dcci, ca d-ta -
'ontra vointei 81 dorintei mele -
n 'ai fortat sd mi reiau viata.
Discutia G fOarte intereSan.
ca - zise irenic Daronde. = Con
inua, tie rog9
Dbmnule. sunt un ON memo
ocit. Fatalitatea ma urmaresta z
las de pas. Dupa ce am snferit
nult in urma unei bolt grele. am
>lat faliment, astfel ca am ajuns
d pier de foame 81 mOartea mi-era
Ultima scapare. Moartea insa G o
inta finala. pentru care omul nu
e decide cu una cu dOua Flu inca
I'M luptat. sperind Intru viitor
mai bun, pana am urcat tot Gu
"agitl, mi-am cautat moartea i'm
salurile Seinei. Am rupt toate le.
yaturile ell viata mea chinuita, ca
"a soap de toate necazurile T.. ST
:and colo simt ca "inima incepe
din nou sa-mi ibata si-apoi. incetul
III incetul, mi-am rpcastigat 81
,onstiinta..
Niste nebuni imi scOasera. - Gu
legetele ler murdare - limba, 81
ncppura - intru un mod ridicOl
= sa-mi miste bratele incoace 81
ncolO, nici sa Fl fost atarnate pe-o
foara. Asta ca asta, dar, - dupa
:e-mi venii in fire - spaima 81
grOaza. ca vOiu fl slit sa incep
iOtul de la capat... -.
Soarta voise ca tocmai in mo-
nentele acelea d-ta sd te preum-
)lii pe-acolo. 81 .astfel sa intam-
plat Ca d-ta. - care pentru-ca 81.
na scapi de la mOarte prin fOame
III al Fl riscat cinci franci = pu-
! landu-ti in rrzic propria viata
Mai zadarnicit moartea. d-ta. =
,are de altcum cinstesti dreptul
slant al omenirei de sfarsi Gu
lceaSta viata cand satul de ca
= fara sa-ti fie catusi de putin
.mila de mine, mi-ai pus din no;l
De umeri povara. pc care o arrn-
,asem din spate!....
Toate \acestea ii lie spun numai
ga sil-mi justific intrebarea de Ia
nceput. pc care voiu mai repeta- &
ldata: In ce chip vrpai sa ma
aJut, pentru Cd sa-mi pot duce d
loua mea viata. pc care d-ta m ;r
slit so reiau?
Fara sd stea multi pc ganduri
dar tOtusi sovaind, Daronde zise
= Prietine, daca oarecare
,uma...
= Ma imbii en- pomanae... Nu
lomnule; tine-ti banii! Tot n as
.iuce-O multi eli Ell! = raspunse
omul indignat.
- Oar sa-ti fac rOst de mica
'slujba?!
Streinul scutura din cap.
= o slujba. pc care as ,putea a
all Ocupa. MI ml-ar aduce nlci
Danea de tOate zilcle
- Dragul meu, daca asa sta
lucrul, ti-as putea da nllmai u.l
STAT: reintoarce-te de unde team
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-14

'plele avantagii ale interminabila-
lor vacante 81 celelalte inlesniri
agentuf de perceptie, faetorul 81
.toti ceilalti functionari rurali pri-
imesc lefuri mai mari. singur no
tarul, care i'm plus este pus prin
iege 81 Ia dispositia acestora pen
-tru lie ola concursul sau, pri-
Meste ridicola suma Gle lei 1863
leafa lnnara. daca de clasa |.
Nota&i en- vechime de decenii
blne Inteles daca au stint sa sc
strecoare pc langa toate marimile
oraSelor ce au mai multa sau mai
pntna trecere pc langa autorita.
tea atat de grabita Prefectului
elemente bune 81 care s an identi-
feat en- Serviciul - atat de greu
= IN care an creZut 81 de care
peste masnra de gre,u lear veni >a
Sc deSparta, primesc aceasta mise
.rabilii suma drept retributiune
hnnara 81 din ca trebuie a Sc intre-
tinea 81 ell 81 familia lui. mai ales
cand strain de localitate. lnla-
turi nu-i chip sa Sc uite:: nici
cinstea null lasa 81 apoi decat Sal
dea un on 81 sal reclame ca la
dat gaina. mai blne lpsa
Ain ii ultilisa in comediile sale
deplasate: SadO ,eanu ii trateaza
naravasi 81 ii califica betivi 81 Ia
moda cand vrem sd desconside-
ram pc cineva sal comparam en-
un notar de la tara"
lar sarmanii notari, lasati in
dispOnibilitate sau pur 81 simplu
lnlocuiti Gu atat de deseIe schim-
bari de regim. prea putini cei earl
raman pc loc numai prin jonglerii
ingenioase, sau interventii puter-
nice, primesc intotdeauna supusi
81 respectuosi sd salute 81 sa pri-
measca ordine de la orice imbra
cat. fle numai cu pantaloni mem
teStl'', cc ar trece prin comuna
lor sau prin fata ochilor lOr. 81.
Doamne, cati self printre self 81
tot feltll de sefi 81 mai putini self
nu are notarul. 81 toti acesti self
IL inspecteaza. eli totii acesti self
poarta correspondence. de la toti
prlmeSte ordine din care nu lip
seste stereotipa formula cd ''rl-
name direct raspunzator de ne.
eXecutare' toti il desconsidera
81 toti il privesc Gu acre de pro
tectori atunci cand ii raspund
salutului
Catl dlntre moi. cei ce fOrmam
oplnia publica, necrmoscatori q
menlrl 81 rostului vietii unor sIui,
basl atat de necesari 81 totusi atat
Gle vltreglti M ne obisnuim Gu
greu priv ca pc adevarati ero
81 SInpurIi en- drapt go dino ir
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Ea u,osiile Statului.

AZ In cazul cand Statul nu STA
rrzervat mimic din mosie pc
scama sa. atmlci veti incepe lu-
crarile de improprietdrire in con-
fermitate Gu art. pa 81 urmatOrii
din regulament.
In cea ce priveste celelalte
Mosii sc vor urma ,dispozitiile
art. 100 din regulament. Pentru
Il nu sc produce eauze de nulitate
va rugam ca aceste lucrari sa fie
facMte de Comisiumea complecta
conform art. So din regulament
la care bine inteles trebuie sd ia
parte 81 secretarul Comisiunei.
Daca agronOmul regional s'au
dclegatul Casei Centrale a i'm
proprictarirei vor fl impiedecati
sd ia parte la lucrari din oatc
earl motive. atunci veti cere tele.
cratic din timp COnsiHerului A.
gric0l, care are ordine precise in
aceasta privinta, sa Sc trimita I'M
substitut.
In ceace priveste inginerii, in
cazul cand vor lipsi. veti cere te-
legrafic inspectorului general
geodetic din Cluj, pentru de
SIENNA un substitut.
Odata ell acest ordin s'a ince-
put in intreg Ardealul, Gu ince-
perea zilei de 10 Maiu exccu.a-
rca acestui ordin. Astfel comisiu.
nile de ocol formate dim Presedin-
ttle Comisiunei Agrare Regionale,
2Fdelegati ? dim partea comunei 81
r4prezentantii Casei Centrale a
ilhproprietarirei, insotiti find de
irgineri, procedeaza la esirea pc
teren 81 la verificarea hartilor 81
ttrenurilor 81 dupa ce judecatOrnl
constata partea juridica dupa
hhrti 81 carile funduare, Sc de.
clara mosia ca expropriata.
vulnerable acpStea Sunt i'm exc.
catare in decursul zilelor de la
1O-15 Mail.
iOdata aceste lucrari de exprO
priere mosiilor statului find
cxecntate, Sc va proceda apoi la
declararea de appropriate a mo
siilor de mana moarta, in care
categoric mira mile de jugare all
nlosiilbr bisericelor 81 ale diferi
telor fonduri, urmand ca apoi 81
se eSproprieze. mnsii ale latifun
diarilor earl mn cad in htigiu 81 /
absenteistilor.
rslssriunsial 1asifsndiasilor.
Masurile de accelerare q apli
chrei reformei agrare All pus ],
liiiscare pc magnatii latifundiar
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.INS;TIINT!ARE
'.PENTRJJ
.ROMANI1
DIN JURUL
.ORASULUI
PITTSBURGH

The Cleveland Cliffs Iron
Co., Ethel, Logan County,
West Virginia, care are trci
mine de carbuni, 5 picioare
fnaltime, operate ell masini de
taiat carbunii, cauta zece Ro-
mani, de meserie mineri, pen
tru a lucra Ia minele din Ethel.
West Virginia. Plata este de
$40 pc, ri (Patru Dollari 81
patrazeef centi). La incarca-
rea vagoaletelor Sc plateste
s4c-$l.1? de fiecare' vagonet.
Gel care ar dori sa lucreze, sd
Sc prezinte la
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Do1nnule Presedinte!

Avem Onoare va cemunlca
mai jos normele dupa care ur-
meaza sd procedati la lucrarilc
de expropriere 81 improprietarire.
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Legea minelor.

SoSW AAAAAASAVAs
La alipirea Transilvaniei de
vechiul regat. legea aceasta era
in 'vigoarc in toate minele din
acel teritOriu. Noi am gasit-o 81
am adOptat-O, fara ca cineva sd
Sc mai Intrebe daca ca cOrespunde
cerintclor actualelor impre.Wrari
daca in fclul cum a fost conce-
ruta de legiuitor, mai prezinta
vre-un interes. Caci, legea aceasta
are 0 data destul de veche. Fa.
cuta sin anall 1854, atmci cand
absolitismul austriac era i'm floare,
legea aceasta numita ''patentul
minelOr'' a mai suferit usoara
schimbare in anul 1880. De atunci,
Ell toate nouile descOperiri me-
mite sd aduca mai multa siguranta
lucratorilor, indifferent Gle n0ul
spirit al vremilor care prevede re-
glementarea raporturilor dintre
lucratori 81 societati Gu totul in
alt chip, nici 0 modifieare, MI "a
mai adrs acestui patent, nici un
articol ma mai fost schimbat. lar
la preluarea puterii din mana un-
gurilor, nici romanii nu 5 Eau gan.
dit ca,. pentru timpurile de All, o
lege facuta in >soiritu1 anului
1854, este ineficaee. pima de la,
cune. il,
Invat4mantul.
Oar afara Gle lege, mai este 81
starea absolut ridicula in special
lnvatamantul miner. Ca in orice
braned, lsscraterii milIeler an ne.
voc, inainte de scoborirea in mi
ma, de primele notirni apoi Gu
timpul, prin frecuertarea cursl.
rilor unei scoale speciale,, cercul
cunostintelcT Sc largcste, lar mi.
nerii Sc pot bucura de 0 inaintare
in grad, devenind din lucratori
Foberteiger-i, etc.
Obligatorii find, cursurile scoa
lei dureaza dol AMI, timp socoti1
absolut necesar pentru capatares
tuturor notiunilor miniere. @ asst
lfel de scoala, functionand in con
ditiuni bune, respectand intrr
totM regulamentului initial, estt
scoala miniera de la Biserica Alba
Mai exista apoi seoala de la Pc
trosani. Coresp,nlde aceasta me
nirii eli! M. Aci, cul-surile al
fost reduse din oficin. In loc d,
cei dol ami de stadM, socotiti alb
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Tanning Of
the ShrGW''
Friday Evening, Jan, IT
The Armory
Admission: Adults sec
Children 25C
IiiItilIT

Tyson Oursler was brought home
from the University Hospital, where
he had been treated for "A mild case
of lock-iaw last week. He is much
improved and will soon be able to be
about again.
We are sorry to learn Of the illness
of Mrs. Maxwell. wife of Rev. Il. Carl
Maxwell of Freedom. We wish her u
speedy recovery.
The condition of Mrs. Salina Han
son is unchanged at this writing. Her
recovery is very doubtful.
We are having d fair sample of Win
ter with fairly good sleighing. Those
who are fortunate enough to possess
sleighs are taking advantage of the
opportunity. Also affords those who
have ice houses to fill them
Oakland Mills are in fail blast. run
ming dav and night with plenty o"
orders to fill. which is cheering news
to the employees. The firm has been
able to run the mills almost continI-
ously since they began operations,
while many other concerns have been
compelled to close down their plants.
Owing to the scarcity of coons II
this vicinity, it is thought the hunters
are substituting cats, as several have
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HARRY J. MYERS BURIED; SER
VICES IN ARMORY

Harry J. Myers. member of Com
pany II. VI. ~ g., and the One Hun
dred and Twelfth United States Ma
chine Gun Battalion, was killed in ac-
ton near Veruun in October. 1918. His
body WAS brought home about 10 days
ago and placed in the Armory until
the military funeral was held Sunday
afternoon before a large audience.
vt the armorv Commander c. c.
Beach and Chaplain NJ. J. Shroyer of
Carroll Post American Legion CON
Quoted the services. The Liberty
Quartet sang Going Down the Val
ley" and The Boys Of the Old Bri-
gade" In the procession to the Genie
terry We're company from the r. O.
T. {. of Western MARYLAND College
and Carroll Post. American Legion
and Molleville Farm Post of Veterans
of Foreign Wars
At the grave Chaplain Merrymau
Smith conducted the burial ritual, i
squad from the Il. o. T. c. fired the
vullcy and 1.-The buglar OF the post
sounded taps.
Young Myers was a son of ,Ir. and
Mrs. Harry Myers OF Green Sprin-
Valley. former resident of this city
Ills young brother, Curtis, was in the
Marine Corps during the war. and af
ter his discharge enlisted in the Navy
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BIGTNDAY SURPRISE PARTY.
NIEI.E.
ASH,
FH3I NIELTER BROS.

y birthday surprise party was given
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Noah T.
HDSfeld. near Mexico, on Saturday
evening. January Il, in honor Of Mr..
Hosfelds birthday. The surprise was
Il grand success. The guests began to
arrive about O'Clock. Everyone en-
loved themselves in games and music
which was furnished by Jerry Shat
fer, Harry Ogg and Jack Harris. At
late hour all were invited to the din
ing room where refreshments were
served, consisting of cakes, candy and
lemonade. to which all did ample JUS
tice. After late hour all departed
for their homes, wishing Mr.. Hosfeld
many more happy birthdays. Those
present We're Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Hos
field, Mr. and Mrs. jeremiah Shafer
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Ruby, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Neudecker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie
Null. Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Little, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Harris. Mrs. George
Long, Messrs. Harry Ogg, Guy Neu-
decker. George Harris, Leo Null.
Misses EVELYN Brown, Ruby Reed. Lee
ota Sykes. Evelyn Harris, Blanch Ogg.
Ruth Hosfeld, Myrtle Ogg. Eta Biz
zard. Grace Ogg and Charlotte Little
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WEDDINGS.
FL0HR BARBER

Mr. Harry r. Flohr, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Flohr, and Miss Elva NJ
Barber. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Barber, both of near Bird Hill
were married Thursday evening. Jan
uary 5. at I o'clock at the Deer Park
parsonage by Rev J. ~ Link The
bride was dressed in a dark blue coat
suit hat and gloves to match. The
groom wore a dark blue suit ant
white tie. The bride and groom lef
Immediately for a trip. They will re
side at the home of the groom where
he is engaged in farming.
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Wednesday, February 10, 1922

at two o'clock p NJ, all that store
stand and dwelling and lot of land
containing one acre and twenty-three
square nerches, more or less, of the
said Bankrupt, which is fully descrih-
ed in a deed from Samuel w. Bond
and wife to the said Joseph Formwalt,
dated March 81, 1920, and recorded
among the Land Records of Carroll
County in Liber e. o. c., No. 1876, folio
Is. This property is located in the vii
lage of Marston, and is one of the best
country store stands in the County.
The improvements thereon consist Of
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LGNG-SMiTH

Mr.. Albert A. Long, Of Baltimore
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Long, Tan
merry. was married last Sunday evenins
in Baltimore to Miss Annie Smith, al
so of Baltimore. Mr.. Long is well
known and popular here, and his
friends predicted some time ago thai
he was flirting with matrimony. Mr.
Long holds responsible position at
the WestDort Electric plant.
Monday the bride and groom visited
the formers parents. They were me-
at Tannerv Station by a dish pan bant
and serenaded when they alightet
from the train.
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NEW PLUMBING FIRM AT LIT
TLESTOWN.

The new lirm of Rider & Yinglirg
opened for business, January 3rd in
the Althoff Building, on Hanover
street. Littlcstown, where for 20
years Mr. +. i. Abbot had conducted
the heating and plumbing business.
MI Rider. of the new firm, had been
with Mr.. Altboff for II years, and is
familiar with all branches of the
business. VIM. j. NJ. YinglIng, of Bal
timore. who was born and raised in
Westminster, and for 10 years has
been an efficient salesman for the
Central Metal Supply Co., wholesale
dealers in plumbing and heating sup
plies. comes to LittlestOwn exceeding
" we'll recommended. Mr.. Yingling,
during the World War served IS
months with the construction engi-
neers during the World War Over
Seas.
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SMITH

j. Paul Smith, youngest son of the
late John Smith, OF this city, died at
h: home in Washington. on Wednes-
day. January 18th, in the 53rd year
OF his age, after a short illness. He is
survived by a widow, two sons and
three daughters, one brother, Dennis
A. Smith. of Wakefield; and three sis
tiers. Mrs. Edward Fenby. Mrs. w. r.
Mcdaniel and Mrs. c. S. Billingslea.
of this citv. Interment will be in Glen
wood Cemetery. His brother. JOS W.
Smith. died in this city, January LIST.
The deceased has been associated with
the American Security and Trust Co,
in Washington, for about twenty-five
years, or since 1896. Prior to that time,
he was well known as a builder and
contractor. Cancer was the nature of
his illness.
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A MUSICAL TREAT.

An announcement of interest to the
community is made this week of the
Annual Oyster Supper held in st.
Johns School Hail. The dates precede
the Lenten season February 23rd, oath
and 25th
Anulaer attraction of the season
will be the vocal concert to be given
by Washington talent on the evening
of January 51st. The cast will consist
of we'll known singers of the National
Cap;ll and the program will include
selections from various operas of pop
ular songs and dialect renditions.
George O'Connor and Mat Horn form
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THEO. F. BROWN, Trustee,
FOX BREAKS HIS PITCHING ARM

Leslie Fox, employed by the En-
mitsburg Railroad, had both OF his
arms broken above the wrist while
unloading barrel Of molasses from
one of the cars. Fox was well known
in Emmitsburg section, being the
manstHv in tic pitching department
for the Emmitsburg baseball team in
the Frederick County League last sea-
son. His right arm is injured so badly
that it is doubtful if he will ever be
able to use it again for pitching
Fox was foreman of section of the
W. NJ. r. for many years. His divis-
ion started near this city and run to
Carrollton. He is also wen known
here.
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COVER DETER

Clntus Cover, of Mt Airy. and
Miss Mary Deeter, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs John Deeter. of Myersville
went to Harrisburg, Pa, on Deem
Der 80 where they were married Miss
Deeter was a teacher in the Middle
town High School, where she taught
the fifth and sixth grades. She re-
signed her position several weeks pre-
Yious to her marriage.
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THE JEW.

Whether it is on account of Prop
hecies, or on account of supposition,
it seems that the world is watching
the Jew. Thousands of Jews are NOV
ing toward Palestine many of them
intent upon agriculture, something
that very few are interested in but
there are few opportunities in Pal
estine for the Jew to follow, his fay
orite occupation, the mercantile bust
ness. In Jewish magazine we see
that forty-nine telephones were re-
Gently installed IL Palestine.
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GRIMES-JENkINS

Miss Ethel May Jenkins, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James jenkins o.
Woodbine and Mr.. Bradley Grimes OF
Mt Olivet were married at the Meth
odist Episcopal parsonage by Rev.
Frank Isaac on Saturday, December
31st A reception followed al the
home of the brides parents, and
after honeymoon Mr.. and Mrs
Grimes viii make their home at Mt
Olivet where Mr.. Grimes is engaged
in business.
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been missing recently. but Of course
this is ONLY conjecture, as we would
not charge anyone with such crime.
Mr.. Herbert Hoops had the misfor-
tune to be thrown from sled recent
ly and was badly bruised and shaken
up generally.
Eugene Phillips is visiting friends
IN Baltimore for a week or ten days.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF Valuable
Store Stand and Dwelling
PART OF THE ESTATE or JOSEPH
FORWWtLT, BANKRUPT.

United States District Court for the
Dis .rict OF Maryland,
In the matter of Joseph Formwa!t,
BANKRUPT.
Notice is hereby given that, pursu-
ant to an order of the United District
Court for the District of Maryland
the undersigned, Theodore f. Brown,
Trustee in Bankruptcy, Of Joseph
Formwalt, will sell at public sale on
the premises in Marston, Carroll
County. on
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WINTERS

Mrs Rosa Winters died January 10th
at the home OF her son. Herbert Win
tiers. of Tancytown, aged So years.
Funeral services were held January
18th in Trinity Lutheran Church by
her rastcr. Rev. l.. Hafer. Interment
in Winters cemetery. She is survived
hv two sons. Herbert Winters and Ed
ward Winters, both of Taneytown. c.
O. Fuss & Son funeral directors.
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TAYLOR

Mrs. Mary Taylor died at her home,
near Sells Mill. January u, of pneu-
monia, aged 81 years. Funeral services
were held from the home of her sis
ter in Baltimore on January 18th. In
terment in Woodlawn cemetery. She is
survived by her husband, Geo. H. Tay-
Tor. and one son. Fred. Taylor, of Ho-
boken. y. j.. also several brothers and
sisters. % o. Fuss funeral director.
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BAILE-SITTIG

Talmadge Bale and Selma Sittig
both of Medford, were married in Bal
timore. Saturday
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AUTO REGISTER.
THIS CITY

STIDEBAkER,
MAXWELL,
KLEE ~ HOFF
PAIGE.
OAKLAND,
SCRIPPS-BOOTH
u. X. GERMAN ~ son
FORD,
FISHER MOTOR co.
BIICE,
ON ERLNND.
WILLIS-kNIGHT.
W. II. DAVIS co.
HTPMOBILE
DODGE.
HARBAUGH BROS.
HUDSON.
ESSEN.
H. H. HNRBAUGH
REQ.
r.. VI. ID. BOYD
VIEIE.
NASH,
FR0UNIELTER BROS.
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There will he dancing at Ford's Inn
every Wednesday and Saturday nights.
orchestra music. Everybody welcome.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-01-20
Dwelling House and Store

combined. of nine rooms, the store
room being about 30X50 feet, cellar
and garnet; stable, wash house, chick
en- house and the necessary 0utbul!d-
ings. This property is about pa miles
from New Windsor and has long been
used as a store stand, doing good
business. Possession of all of said
premises will be given Anril /, 1922.
Terms of Sale:-One-third cash on
the Nv of sale or on the ratification
thereof and the residue in two equal
payments of six and twelve months,
or all cash at the option of the pur-
chaser. The credit payments TO bear
interest from the day of sale. and to
be secured by the notes of the pur-
chaser with s0proved security.
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-10
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