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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
MARRIAGES. s-DEATHS-DIVORCES
BIRTHS
FOR THURSDAY


Marguerite Kinds. 1s4o East Madge
Mildred cathey. 1885 woodrow Wilson.
Regina Kuczmerski, 2626 Geimer, Ham
tramck.
Ellen Pool, 5205 Kenslngton.
Margaret Glenn. 1888 North Msrtindale.
Mary samaha, T745 East Garfield.
Sara Rodd. 2426 Leslie.
Edythe Jackie 1851 Stoepel
Katherine Kipp. 1877 csdieux road, Crosse
Lydia Bensen, 3o35 Ashland.
Marie Rogalsk, 594t Seneca;
Irene Dahlby, 12i35 Lincoln. Highland
Dorothy LANCE. 1880 Pardee, Dearborn.
Elma Cones, l447 Seventeenth.
Constance Buckmaster, 2700 Rochester.
Rose Schreidell. 1911 Wark.
Catherine Fritzley $3.50 selkirk.
Doloris Jakob. 1881 Mil Lincoln Park.
Mary Kmetz 23i Cobalt.
Florence vonk, go Beaconsheld, Crosse
Pointe.
Esther Drolshagen, 505s coplin.
Helen Martin. 550S Chalmers.
Jessie Stevenson. 3e0S wabash.
Mildred Baugh, 1913 Central.
GLADYS Wolienschlager. $3.50 Mcclellan.
Anna Miller, 1921 Twenty fourth.
Dora Pavle, 1866 Thadeus.
Catherine Rejefski 220i Lawndale.
Minnie Hoohler, 1850 Rademacher,
Mary johnson. 6044 Whitewood.
Vaunita Julian, 252i4 Gratiot. Roseville.
Irene slabienski. 22oe Carpenter. Ham
Ellen Rem, 1927 stockwell
Elizabeth Sprader. 20o7s Five Points.
Elizabeth Lane. 1908 North Martindale.
Marian Matevie, I'LL Chestnut, Wyandotte.
Nellie Devine. 1850 Waterman.
Katherine Geftos 1872 West Fort.
Virginia Pelloni. 1885 Nuremberg.
Mary Heckert. ;2sIls Rosedale court
Norma shoultz, 634e Barr
Virginia shannon, RID No I, Birmingham.
Florence Pierce. 1890 Fergus9n.
Ala Scott. $685. Riopelle.
Julia Csonka. $3.50 Dearborn.
Anna Gutmann. 1854 Carson.
Wanda Hutton, s270 Grand River.
Vernis Tyra. i3s Charles, River Rouge.
Grace Walls, 5i27 vinewood.
Ruth Roby, 1851 Scotch.
Ethel Scribe, 20j0i Elkhsrt, Gra;iot Town
ship.
Margaret Herp. 1925 Wiltshire.
Antonte Olfoson. RID No. 3. Royal Oak.
Virginia Hers. 352 East Henry, Hazel Park.
Dolly Garrett. 1913 Napoleon
Marguerite Gillian, 1907 Msnistique.
Ann Brzustevicz. 1850 Sherwood
Margaret Parent 6003 Woodhall.
Antoinette Formicola. iTls4 Dean.
Agnes Lsperriere. 1852 Holcomb.
Wiuifred Feldmann. 2Nis Anderdon.
Lillian Buchholz, 2017l Klnger.
Sebastiana Fontana, 1880 Fipdlay.
Josephine Tosto. 1922 Mapleview.
Phyllis Granger. 1889 Linnhurst.
virginia tHa ' NirhtsnE sSI sos Msdbury.
Rose Ledger. 2ef7 Clements
Shirley Quad, 5Os3 Bedford
Louise Karun. 22i7 FarnSworth
Bertha Szumigala 3i3e Pulford
Anne NouncbiooH 4STA Hereford
Mary Bender, 1919 Drexel
Elsie LeDuc. ei36 Guilford
Laverne Badovinac 1904 Tacoma
Katherine Mckee 5000 Van Dyke.
Helen Mccain. 1901 Faircrest
Dorothy Backus. 2525 McGraw.
Fugenia spinski 772s Helen.
Babetta Cole. 1882 Santa Barbara
Virginia Waldorf. 1857 Mark Twain,
Maryanna Widenhon. 3eli Field
Muricl Amick. issi Marlborough
Et0ile Kaechls II Pasadena Highland
Park
Gladys oBrien. 1905 Blaine
Rebecca Brenner 1920 West Lasaile
Marion Kinitzer. 1873 LaSalle.
Netjie Hamler 725 Whtmorc road
Rose Rental, 1920 Vasser drive.
Uglen Lyuch. 30f0s Fairfax
Alma Lee, $3.50 Russell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
American League

Totals 80 3 % Q Totals 81 Il ~ II
'Batted for Woln In NTH.
PHILADELPHIA 600 600 600
Boston \OiO 400 iiX-7
Runs Williams. Doerr 2.\l,upien J. Tabor.
Peacock Error ohnsOn. Runs hAtted m
Peacock. Lupien 2. Tabor 2, Pesky 2.
Two-base hits--Lupien 2 Peacock, Pesky.
Stolen bases-Valo, Lupien. Left on bases
philadelphia >. Boston q. Base on balls
-On Hughson 2. of Wolf I. on Fowler 2.
Struck Out-By Hughson 7. by Wolf e. by
Fowler 2. Hits-On WOin IN innings,
OF Fowler In innings. Losing pitcher
Wolf. Umpires Rommel stewart and
Qnian. Taas-et sams--l.5 so. -AttendAnce
= .533.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
American League
CLEVELAND

Totals - ~ 81 Totals 40 II p IS
sBatted for Caster In sixth.
.fBatted for Ostermuelier In eighth,
IRAN for Hayes In eighth
Cleveland, 600 SOL o01-s
St Louis 900 2Ol O2O--A
Runs-Hockett ?. Keltner, Heath. Flsm-
ing Boudreau q Mack McQuinn, Jud-
mich 2 Labs McQuillen Errors
BOudreau. Gutteridge. Runs batted in
Heath. Boudreau 2, Mack ?. Weatherly.
Desautels. Keltner. stephens ?. AcQuillen,
Hayes 2 Two-base hits-Heatn, Boudreau.
Mack Judnich Hayes, Keltner. Sacrifice
hit--Desautels. Double play-Guttericge To-
Stephens 10 McQuinn Left on bases-st,
Louis TO- Cleveland e. Bases on balis-Off
Galehouse 2 off Caster 2, off Dean 2,
OFF Ostermueller 1. Struck out-By Dean
3. by Caster 1. by Ostermueller l. Hit
OFF Galehouse s In innings (none out I'M
fourth. off Caster I in 3 innings, off
Ostermueller 1 in z innings. off Appleton
3 in 1 inning. off Dean 10 In 2-3 in
nings. of Eisenstat 2 in 1 inning, off
Ferrick in I inning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06

Marguerite Kinds, 1s45 East Madge
Mildred Cathey, 1885 Woodrow Wilson.
Ragina Kuczmerski, 262s Geimer. Ham
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
National League
CHICAGO

Totals 81 % ~ Totals so 8 p IA
-Batted for Sturgeon 10 eighth
fBatted for Olsen in eighth
.Batted for Strlnger In ninth
Chicago 900 600 OO0-0
Pittsburgh 900 600 3Ox-3
Runs bstted In Wasden Elliott ? stolen
base Hack Double play-Gustine Cosca-
rart and Fletcher Left on bases Chicago
a. Pittsburgh s. Bases on balls on Flem-
INK 2 of SeweI q Struck OUT By Elem
ing . BY seweii 4. by PreSsueii 2 Hits
on Fleming In Is innings, on PressneH
10 In / inning, on Olsen in "a inning
Losing pitcher Fleming. Runs-Coscarart.
wasdeu. sewel UmpireS Stewart Dunn
and Sears. Time. ! 81. Attendance tactua)
4, s26.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06

Real SIN Hosiery Mills. Inc, and sub
sidiaries for The six months ended June 50
report an estimated net pront OF $4,000
after federal income taxes, and SsO,OuO
reserve for possible future losses ana con-
,inRencies or 81. SO a share on per cent
preferred in arrears. Net profit In the
1871 period was Sll 5s5, or SO cents on
the per cent preferred.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
DIVORCES

Jennies Burris from Fred.
James Jackson from Lottie.
Evelyn Settels from John.
lara Ouedette from Joseph.
Irene Pease from Victor.
James Buckner from Eleanor.
Josephine Melerski from Joseph.
Viola Greco from Frank.
Ray Morgan from Urea.
Maggie Strong from James.
Ellanae Shrewsbury from Charles.
Hazel DeMarco from William.
Evelyn Dunlap from Edwin.
Helene Knox from John.
Irene Easter from Robert.
Mary Wiley from Franklin.
Sara Istrste from Joseph.
Agnes Holnberg from Harry.
Sophie Maierski from Walter.
Gertrude Johnson from Charles.
James Kinney from Mary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
BROOkIYN

.Totsi-- 2s-2-2+ TOtaIs 81 = IT
.Batted for Sunke IN sixth.
7Batted for LOhrman In ninth.
New York 600 OO0 600
Brooklyn l0l 900 UZX-f
Runs=Rsese. Herman, Walker MedwicS
Errors banning Reese. Runs batted IN
Medwick. Camini, owen. Two-base hits
Witek Macon Stolen base -- Herman
Double plays Reese 20 Herman 20 Camilli.
Vaughan 10 Herman 10 Camilh Left on
bases-New York ?, Brooklyn S. Bases on
balls-On Sunkel 4, OFF Feldmau I. Struck
out-By sunkel 4, BY Macon 2. Hiis-Of
sunkel in 5 innings. of Feldman In
Tia innings. of Lohrman none In 80
inning Hit by pitcher BY Macon bar
teH1 Losing pItcher-Sunkel. Umpires-
Barr. Msgerkurth and Jorda. Time ] 81
Attendance .232.
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HIIADEIPHIA

Tots 81 "a II Tots 80 10 ~ IL o
sBatted for Farley in seventh
IRAN for lombard In eighth
tBatted for sain In ninth.
pos,on 900 100 O1O-2
Philadelphia lVO Jul ooA
Runs-West. lombard Murtsugh 2,
Glossop 2 Litwhiler. Runs batted IN
Liiwhiler 3. May tLitwhiler scored on
passed ball by LombardD, Roberge z TWO
base hit-Ltwhier. Three-base hit-Lt-
vhiler sacrifices-Hughes. Litwhiler. Dou-
-bTe play-Miler 10 Sisti to Gremp. Lett
on bases-Philadelpha s, Boston D. Bases
on balls-On Hughes g. of Farley j, on
sain l. Hits-On Farley In innings
off sain 1 In 2 innings. Hit by pitcher-
nv satn (Glossopl. Passed ball-Lom-
oardi. Losing pitcher-Earley. UmPires-
Barick Pinelli and Ballanfant. Time
Il So AttendAnce--3,2 e4.
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ROCKINGHAM PARK
WASHINGTON

brave DEED. Brown Shadow, Bal
latryst.
2-DAVID r JR., Mexicana. Meetsum.
3 HAYWOOD Hometown, Kirwin
-VOTUM, Tin Pan Alley Idle Sun.
KINGS ABBEY, Some Man, To.
mochiChi
s-oCCUPATION, Llttletown, Blue
SWORDS
HAPPY HUNTING, Night Glow,
Last Gold.
CRYSTAL, Milo SILK Yarn.
WOODEN INDIAN Teddys Girl,
Toms Ladd
BEST OCCUPATION
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-08
Saturday. October 10, 1912,


j One Kitchen Range with Hot Water
front, l 30-gallon Hot Water Boiler,
l large Kalamazoo Heater, will heat
/ T rooms, l Wood Heater, lot Of inch
Stove Pipe, l Kitchen Set, Table, Cup
board and Chairs; lot Cooking Uten-
sis, l lot Dishes, l lot Fruit Jars, l
| lot Glassware, | lot Canned Fruit
and Jellies, Household Scales, l ,
gal. Glass Churn, / Butter Mixing
Bowl and Butter Print, l Folding
Ironing Board, pair Curtain Stretch
ers, l lot Window Blinds, lot Pic
lures, several Tables, Stands and End
Tables, l handmade Porch Rocker, 2
Bedroom Rockers, lot Of Chairs, /
Child's Table and Chairs, l small
Cupboard l Maple Dresser, Wash
Stand, Writing Table and Chair;
Mahogany Dresser, Wash Stand, Writ
ing Table and Chair, l Ivory Wash
Stand, ? Single Brass Beds and
Springs, l Double Bed and Deluxe
Springs, l Day Bed complete with
Cover, l Combination Book Case and
Writing Desk, large Victor Victrola
and Records, 9X12 Administer Rug
Oak Chest of Drawers, l lot Pedcs-
tails, l No. u Aladdin Lamp, 2 Oil
Lamps and Lantern, l Enterprise
Sausage Grinder, good as new; l lot
Carpenters Tools, lot hand Garden
Tools, l almost new Double Bit Axe,
l GIFT. Cross Cut Saw, l almost new
Cordwood Saw, Mandril and Stand
with fitting Table, 1 312 h. p. Case
line Engine, l Maytag Washer with
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NEW GERMANY


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otto Nh. and Mrs Lorraine Otto,
Coo,uo DiaIinu Clarence Clark.
RIaina sbnnl, Elmer burst Patsy and
Dean Dplst Grace BETTY Helen and
Rohbv Otto Nh. and Mrs. Arthur
Rroadwatnr Harry Broadwater, Mr..
and Mrs Dale Broadwater Zella
proadya+a, and Iouise Weimer.
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me " omen "uIIo lne' Inns past
sunday win WIS OiNIIie o'"I arr a.
leader, me next meeting VIII p'
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
scriber hath obtained from the Orphans Court
of Garrett County, Maryland, Letters of Ad-
ON the estate of
SOLOMON r. MALES,
late of Garrett County, Maryland, deceased. All
persons having claims against the deceased arc
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated to the sub
Scribeyd pm or before the LIST day of April.
1913 they may otherwise by law he ex-
GUIDED from all benefit of said estate All per.
sons knowing themselves indebted to said es
tate requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 22nd day of Sep
tember. 1912.
ALBERT n. MALES. Administrator.
Shamar, Maryland.
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ELLIOTT AND FRIEND,
GAINESVILLE, W. VA.

N. BAT the same time and place
Mrs. Maud E. Groves, EXecutriX, will
offer for sale at public auction all Of
the home farm of the late Marshall
H. Frankhouscr and Elizabeth A.
Frankhouser, his wife, containing
81 rs acres, more or less, and also
another tract containing approXi-
mately 50 acres, in Portland District
of Preston county, W. Va. situate
along the Lake Ford road about one
mile from GAINESVILLE
Advertisement 32-3t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-08
ROAD PETITION

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
thirty days after the first publication
hereof, application will be made to
the Board of County Commissioners
of Garrett County, Maryland, for the
appointment Of viewers to view and
locate a proposed county road, be-
ginning for the same at a point APP
proximately one mile southwest of
Rock Lodge and running thence
through the lands of the Eastern
Land Corporation and the Pennsylva-
mia Electric Company, to point on
Meadow Mountain Run one-half mile
north of Glendale Bridge, being a dis
ance of approximately two and one
nl1rt u lnnilne
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-08

Under and by virtue OF the powers
vested in me by the last will and tes-
tameuts Of Marshall H. Frankhouser
and Elizabeth A, Frankhouser, his
wife, and orders Of the Orphans Court
for Garrett County, Maryland, | here
by give notice that on
Wednesday, October p, 1912,
Al the Hour of One O'clock P. NJ,
upon the property to be sold, I will
offer at public auction all of the home
farm Of said Marshall H. and Eliza
beth A. F.rankhauser composed of
the following parcels, to-wit:
!. All that parcel Of land contain
ing 10 acres, more or less, embracing
Military Lot No. 1902 and 20 acres at
the West end Of said lot and being
known and distinguished as the tract
Of land called Tudor" which was
conveyed unto the said Marshall H.
Frankhouser bv deed from Israel NJ
Frankhouser dated April 8, 1890, and
recorded in Liber E. Z. T.. No. Is,
folio 7l3, one Of the Land Records of
Garrett County, Maryland.
,. All Of those two parcels of land
lying and being partly in Garrett
County, Maryland, and partly in Pres
ton County, West Virginia, the first
containing % rs acres and the sec
ond acres, and being the same which
were conveyed unto the said Marshall
H. Frankhouser and Elizabeth A.
Frankhouser, his wife, as tenants in
common, by deed from Edgar F. Jen-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-08
SALE
Of Valuable Live Stock, Farming
Machinery and Equipment
and Farm Produce

| will offer at public sale, starting al
1900 o'clock noon, on
Saturday, October 10, 1912,
all Of the following Personal Property
located at the farm Of my mother
Mrs. Lee Fazenbaker, miles North
Of Westclnport, on the Aaron Run
Road;
Grey Horse,
Black Mare,
Sorrell Horse, years old;
Hereford Cow, years old;
Angus Cow, years old,
Jersey Cow, 3 years old,
Two Spring Calves,
Five head Hogs,
Twenty Chickens,
Moving Machine,
Binder,
Hay Rake,
Spring Tooth Harrow,
2-Horse Disc,
Road Wagon,
Corn Cultivator,
Double Shovel Pillow, Land Plow
Hillside Pillow,
250-size Ideal Incubator, Bob Sled
1886 Ford Pickup Truck, lot Shol
Tools, Dairy Queen Separator, loyal
Barrel Chun, set Work Harness. LOT
Collars, set Buggy Harness, IL bar
rols Vinegar, 200 Shocks Corn Is tons
Hay, 100 bushels Oats, 80 bushels of
Buckwheat, 40 bushels Wheat, lot of
Straw, lot Potatoes, lot Apples, and
many other articles too numerous to
mention.
All sales cash on day of sale
RAYMOND FAZENBAKER.
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STATE.
WHEREAS, az the January session OF the
General Assembly Q! MARY ANA, heId IN inc
year 1871, lne IplIuWlng AciH we're passed.
providing for the submission of amendments
- the Constitution OF the state to me quail
lied voters OF the State OF Mary land Tor
adoption or reJecloh' halhe'y:
CHAPTER 321
Any ACT g., ,,r,,,o.s ~, amendment IN Ser
~ - ~ t;aI ar tba Cnrstit,,ti,,, of
~" W NIld +;+ :. to,.s,,tI ,,,t.,,t.s
t''e ~ Co+i+i,ti,, -aiatin,, f. The adj
-. In ~ r,,lr;,s+i,,, f .',,..,, dr.. .
We tbe Crnstit,+ior md to nroyiJe for. tbs
10 ~ 81 iJ ,,snIy,ant +o tbs oaI
Ell ,.rtar, If tha State If Na,.Iand fnr
a,i,G 80. raierli,r
$50; r. IL ,,,.,.t.J b,, tho General
ij e. ,i,,.i.,,I ltb1sa- frtl,s or All the
,,,,i, " a,b Of tb, two HnlIsa. concfIr-
ri,,p Tbat +bs follo,,,ir,, he and tha same is
Ib, ,,r,n,sad .s ,,r amendment f., section
xxx i, .r 40 Cnrstit,,[in,, If Mo
So. VI a. SI,,I.rd tftla ..A,,,er.j,,ant. In
tti Ccns+it',t;nn" tba Same If aJn,ted b,
~ IagaII,, nuaIifad ,,,4ors nr tho state a.
Sar,;, ,,,",iIsd to beron7a Ggc+i5n of Arfi-
a. - 81 ~ C,,s+i+,,+i., Cf tho S+a+a If
,I,I
VAC nv r'b C,o,ol Aso,,l,1,, may, ,,ronosa
,,,,arda,o+ ~ tbi. Consti},,+ia.1' I,,,ziided
.baf aIrh Amendment shall he embraced in n
i,t nil arat,oI,,;,,, +b, A,.ti.Ia ~. So
e., tI s,,,o Vii tsnJ ,,bnr amended
srd ,,a,seJ h, tbrao fftbs of ali tho mem,
I"r. .Iactel ~ eacb rf The two Houses nv
yeas md nays +5 be entered on fbs Journals
',.;,l, ~, ,,r,rrsal Amendment Tho Riu en-.
p;lI ,,,,,,gsir,r ar,a,,lr,c,,t mr. .,n,and,,7pnts
sL,iI te ,,Th;isha5 Ly nrdo, Of the Governor.
H.. 80 Iot t,,. ,,,.,,'.,,.,,,ars "a, o.,,b County,
t.b. 81 ,,,,,,, MN, he 7,,ib1i Nod and ,,-ba.a
NOT more than one ma. he nuIGsbcd then
IN .h+ ro,,.sna,,,. .,,J :, +b,.oo ,av,s,,.,,,er.
nrbiishad in tba Cit, Of Raltirnore once n
,,aoi, fo,. +broo ,,eaks in,p,oji.taI,, rreredin,
tbo rav+ cns,,ipg e,srerai elactiar at which
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-08
COMMISSIONERS MEETING

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That
the Board of County Commissioners
for Garrett County, Maryland, will be
in session for the transaction of all
routine business that may properly
come before them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
OCTOBER 10 and 20, 1912,
BY order of the Board
w. G. MEYERS, Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-08
PUBLIC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY AND
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

I will offer for sale at public auc-
ton at my residence on the Swan
ton and Bloomington road, four miles
east of SWanton, on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-08
Receivers Sale
Lumber, Slaves and
Headings
Near Oakland, Maryland.

By virtue Of the powers vested in US
as receivers of a partnership known
as the Oakland Pool, connected with
the operation Of the Oakland Timber
Corporation, and an order of sale
passed by the Circuit Court for Gar
rett County, Maryland, in No. 3649
Equity in said Court, we, the under
signed receivers, do hereby give notice
that on
Saturday, October II, 1912,
at the hour of two O'Clock P NJ at the
mill yard of the Oakland Timber Cor
poration, now occupied by H. d. Lol-
lar, just west of Oakland along the
B. & O. Railroad and the Oakland
Swallow Falls county road, we will
offer and sell at public auction the
following property:
23,123 feet 4/4 Oak Lumber, ga
common and better;
Approximately 10000 cutoff Oak
Slaves;
Approximately $4,000 Oak Head
ngs.
This timber is now stacked at the
place Of sale and may be inspected at
any time. Full information can be OBJ
tanned from the undersigned receivers.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash on day of
sale
GEORGE r. HUGHES,
Cumberland Md.
HORACE p. WENTWORTH, Jr.,
Westernport, Md.
ERNEST RAY JONES.
Oakland. Md,
Receivers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-08

By the Governor:
HERBERT X. O'CONOR
THOMAS ELMO JONES
Secretary of State
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-08
LAW OFFICES OF JONES & JONES,
Executives Sale
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
In Garrett County, Maryland,
Near GAINESVILLE. w. Va.

Under and by virtue of the powers
vested in me by the last will and tes-
taments Of Marshall H. Frankhouser
and Elizabeth A. Frankhouser, his
wife, and orders Of the Orphans Court
for Garrett County, Maryland, | here
by give notice that on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-08

1882
PROCLAMATION OF THE GOVERNOR OF
MARYLAND DIRECTING THE PUBLICA-
TION OF BILLS PROPOSING AMEND
AIENTS TO THE CONSTITU TON or THE
STATE.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-08

U II. u Z I 7 II
A. 4. CALLS, Auctioneer.
Advertisement 32-2t
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-23
By J. r. WILLIAMS

jury TO his mother, in Paris.
The old German game, And
now, young lady, we know why
a man, hearing OF his mother S
death, may show citation. i
"Escobar" broke in Allan
frantically; while listening, ne
had been watching the ruraIcs
returning TO action on the Pc
ninsula. They've got a bat
terry of field pieces Stop them,
man - for Gods sake, stop
them! That whole island is a
magazine Of high explosive.
He spoke too late. SO did the
colonel of rurales, who had
promptly beloved a mighty
"Hola!" at his distant men. Four
small cannon let 90 with roar,
their well aimed projcctilcS
bursting against a squat, con
crete turrct in the center of the
main island.
So much Allan glimpscd be
for the world came temporar-
lily to an end 1t was like all
the earthquakes he had ever
felt rolled into one. A terrific
conclusion flung him TO the
ground, where his body broke
Kay's fall as she was thrown
on top of him. The earth, the
water and the skies were all
gyrating in a mad circle The
center Of the big island seemed
TO split open, throw itself mp
i'm the air, then crash slowly
down upon its own ruins. a
pillar of fire rose from the
debris like flames from the
crater of a volcano
ooh, God! Allan! Allan. My
fathCr-my father
STEADY, dear! He may be un-
hurt in that deep ccl' where they
kept him. I'll go right over
He scrambled TO his feet and
ran across to where their guards,
who had gone over in a body to
the defense of the island, had left
one launch. He was getting in
when Escobar landed beside
him.
I'm with you, senior! You il
take care Of the old gentleman
while / go after the lady! Asia,
too, had underground quarters.
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"Mmph. I'd damn near for
gotten Asia. Hold fast.
Forgotten Asia? Tut, tut,
she wouldn't like that And the
colonel added significantly as
the boat shot away from the
dock: L think she'd much rather
Id forget her
The launch was speedy but
Allan thought they'd never get
to the main island. Looking
ahead, he could see nothing but
rccking scene of ruin. \ pail
of smoke hung over everything
No sign of life met he eye 1t
would be different soon; to the
right, he glimpsed horde of
disguised rurales tumbling into
boats and bargCs; they must
have been surprised by the cata-
clySm. but were moving 10 profit
10y it,
The rocky beach at last, and
the two men sprang ashore. ES-
cobar headed inland as If he
knew exactly where to go, while
Allan sped TO the iron door i'm
the rock. 1t was unlocked, as
was the inner cell. And there
on the bed was DR.. Sargent
stunned and confused but quite
uninjurcd and able to pull his
wits together when Allan spoke.
Kay told me they put your
car i'm a garage on the main
land Right? I'll take you over
there, then. After, Ill fetch
Kay He waited impaiIcntly as
the old man got together some
papers and put them carefully
Iu AN inner pocket of his coat.
You're lucky to be unhurt, sir.
| expect it was smells from a
field gun that touched IT off Pc
Perhaps. or perhaps IT was
Poona GungaS. | saw the begin
ming OF the fight. Came down
here when it got too hot Watan-
abe and DR.. lshizuka were both
killed by machine sun bullets
and GungaS had orders TO blow
up the magazine if the island
seemed likely to fall A look of
deep satisfaction cams TO the
scientists face. "A. least those
yellow devils got none of the
stufl-and there's plenty OF raw