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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-02

ME, kajti med stare in novo Ju-
goslavijo je zgrajena tako ogro-
nina stena, da bi Sc lie blaznezi
Sc upali zaletavati vanjo V upa-
nju, da jo poderejo. Vsi ii 81 bo-
do razbili svoje lobanje. Kajti
to utrdbo varuje 90% jugoslo-
vanskega naroda in mad 1,7O0,-
600 izgubljenih zrtev, XII SO pa
die V borbi Ia tako Jugoslavijo,
kakrSno je zgradila Osvobodil-
ma fronta. TIE zrtve MISC padle
cato, da bi Sc V Jugoslaviji po-
vrnile stare razmere. Slovenci
in drugi Jugoslovani so "a We
dino pokazali vrata suzenjski
preteklosti.
Mirko G.. Kuhel, tajnik.
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obisk in nam odprto povedali
vse, kar bi mi radi Sc zvedeli O
dogodkih V start domovini. (Se~
danji jugoslovanski uradni "a
stopniki V Ameriki so tukaj po
svojih uradnih poslih in Sc "
smislu diplomaticnih omejitev
ne morejo spuScati V p~oliticna
vpraSanja, radi katerih Sc anne
risk Jugoslovani delijo V raz-
licne tabore.)
In koncno Sc pricakuje, da bo-
do tudi nasprotniki move Jugo-
slavic polagoma utihnili in Sc
oprijeli koristnejSega della. Ju-
goslovanskim narodom mai bi
raje pomagali, da Sc nekoliko
opomorejo in jim je zopet nu-
dena prilika "a normalno zivlie-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-02
America priznoIo
jUqosIovunsko
repUbHko

AmeriSki drzavni department
je obvestil jugoslovanskega We
leposlanika Simica dine %. de-
cembra, da ameriSka vlada ura-
dino priznava rezultat novem-
berskih volitev in uradni zaklju-
eek skupScine, XII je 20. novem-
bra proglasila Jugoslavijo Ia Fee
derativno ljudsko republiko.
Dasi je to priznanje bio prica-
kovano, vendar zveni v pojasni-
lu, Xxi ga je casnikarskim poro-
cevalcem podal drzavni podtaj-
nix AcheSOn, neka zadrzanost in
omahovanje ter opozorilo, ces.
fantje, glejte kako Sc boste "a
drzali. Toda tudi to je bilo pri-
cakovano. Kajti uradniki dr.
zavnem departmental, XII so Sc
pecali Z zadevami V Jugoslaviji
MISC nikoli imeli kake simpatije
do Osvobodilne fronte, partiza,
nov in n~jihovega vodje marSala
Tita, temvec so do zadnjega ire
nutka upali in Sc ma vse kriplje
trudili, da Sc osvobodilni politi.
chi pokret zlepa ali zgrda poru.
81, narod demoralizira in SPRAY
V zmeSnjavo ter da bi Sc ma t.
nacin odprla pot "a povratel
stare garde ma vodilna mests
move drzave. To je bill njihoN
glavni namen in nacrt "a povoj
no Jugoslavijo in svoje politi
che in vojaske zastopnike, Xxi Sc
jih posiljali V Jugoslavijo, SO
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-02
America i'm Balkan
KAKO MAJ DELUJEMO I?

Re vec mesecev, pravzaprav
re cd prvega dine pc zakljuceni
vojski, je pricela reakcija vseh
barv delovati ma tenn, -da pre-
preci narodom ostVarenje tistih
pravic, "a katere so Sc tako po-
zrtvovalno borili proti faSizmu.
Reakcija zmagovitih dezel je
sla V vojno z dolocenim ciljem,
da unici svojega nasprotnika, XII
81 je bill zadal nalogo, da pre-
Vzame oblast V svetu sam .
torej, da Vzame oblast reakciii,
Xxi je imela V tenn pogledu dru-
gacne ellie. Narodi SO Sli vol
no, da isto izvojujejo, ter ola po-
tenn ohranijo svoje demokratske
pridobitve. In dokler je trajala
Vojna, je reakcija skupno z ljud-
stvi vodila BOZ prot enemu de-
lu faSizma, toda svrhe so Sc kri-
zale in IL tega Sc je, naravno,
izcimilo danaSnje trenje, XII nam
kaze svojo pravo podobo V krva-
vem obracunavanju V Indonezi-
j, Grski, Indo-Kini it'd. Drugo
Sc kaze to obracunavanie V vo-
litvah in drugih demokratskih
ustanoVah, pc demokraticnih
metodah. Kjerkoli je narodom
uspelo, da so Sc postavili reak-
ciji pc robu potion demokratic-
nth metod, tam izgublja tia.
Kjer pa je reakciji uspelo, da
je nastopila prot ljudstvu S kr-
vavo borbo, tam vidimo, da Sc
ljudstvo hrabro upira in brani
svoje pravice, cetudi "a ceno We
likih zrtev.
Sile reakcije so strnile skupai
vse svoje moci V prlzadevanju,
da o~dvzamejo balkanskim naro-
dom to, kar SO 81 priborili tekom
osvobodilne borbe. Toda osvo-
bodilna borba balkanskih naro-
dow je unicila vse zapreke, XII so
V proSlosti paralizirale napredek
- V Interest," reakcije = il Dor
be pa je vzniknila sloga in brat
stvo balkanskih narodov. V pro-
Slosti je reakcija vedno kazala
S prstom ma Balkan, ces, da je
balkansko ljudstvo tisto, XII nett
vojne pozare. V resnici so bill
zunanji interest, XII so drezali 20
Balkanu in netili vojne S po-
mocjo domace reakcije, XII je
tlacila ljudstvo. Sedaj pa, ko so
balkanska ljudstva odlocno we
la oblast V svoje roke, ter polka
zala, da 10 mislijo tudi drzati
je reakcija slozna V zahtevi, da
Sc ~vzpostavi start red, neglede
ako Sc pri tenn negira vse prin-
cipe demokracije.
Vlada ljudstva ma Balkanu pa
pomeni mir V svetu, da, zelo
krepko oporiSce svetovnega mi
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ANC ~ OHAJo NNSAOt3 ~
vabila V New York predsednika
Odkora angleske delavske stran-
Ike Harolda Laskija, XII je vzbu-
dill vsled svojih smelih besed v
tisku in V radiu veliko poor
nosti.
o svojih vtisih je napisal "a
CasniSko agencijo ONA, ma ka-
tero ie naroGen tudi mas list, sic
deGi clanek:
Kratki teden dni Ameriki
je malo, toda zelel bi navzlic te-
mu povedati svoje wise, ker Sc
mi vidijo vazni. Ako primerjam
ODE dezeli, upoStevam, da je Bri-
tanija mala in kompaktna, enot-
ma in homogena, docim je Anne
rika Velik kontinent, ma kate
rem Sc zamorejo V nekaterih
predelih razviti in zasidrati ide-
je, XII V drugih delhi dezele nj
majo nobenega vpliva.
zivljenje V Ameriki je leta
1945 precej drugacno kot je bilo
leta 1889, ko sem 10 zadnjic vi
del. Pogled ma zivljenje je Sc
boil razlicen cd naSega kot je
bill. Amerika Sc vedno iSce pot
nazaj V razmere IL leta 1899, do
elm smo mi spoznali, kako ne
I prekllcno so Sc cast spremenili,
Amerika Sc siloVito zaVeda svo-
je mednarodne naloge in svoje
sile, docim je nam lie jasno, ko-
Like naporov imamo pred seboj
&c hocemo obnoviti svojo lastno.
Amerika je xiv dokaz, da je mo-
goce, da je dezela tehnicno re-
volucionarna, socialno pa kon-
servativna.
Britannia nadaljuje in grad
svoj New Deal. Amerika stremi
10 IC1l, va VI DC Gill I'LL GIG III
elm popolneje iznebila svojega.
Ma AngleSkem sploh ne poznam
nobene struje ali skupine, XII b
bila delavstvu tako sovrazna
kot so podjetniSki krogi Anne.
rike.
Amerika je jasno spoznala If
izprevidela, da izolacionizem nj
ma nobenega smisla vec. ,Tods
to spoznanje spremlja globoks
sovraznost napram Angliji If
Sovjetski uniji, da navedem le
diva slucaja, diva MANFRED, XII sts
V najpopolnejsem protislovju
vsako zeljo, da Sc ustvari trajer
mir. Najvec naprednega cuts
sem nasel med prvaki delavstva
posebno pr CLIO, toda tudi tt
sem nasel, da je pokret, XII bi pc
treboval toliko sloge in enotno
sti nastopa, deljen radi osebniF
in organizacijskih razlik.
Kot Anglezu, katerega mai
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HAROLD LASKI Q Q
WISH v FED.

S1OOJS "
stvo S Churchillom ne more owl
rati, da ne bi spoStoval V MEM
velikega narodnega vodje, mi je
bilo posebno mucno videti kako
globoko in Sc vedno 1.-Two je So
vrastVo napram pokojnemu
franklin Rooseveltu. Zares,
clovek ina obcutek, da je stran-
karstvo pablo globoko pod nivo
IL leta 1889, ali 1919.
Zdelo Sc mi je tudi, da Sc
Amerikanci najmanj toliko boje
svoje velikanske materijalne 81
lie kot Sc je zavedajo. Zanimivo
JIG bio, kako prepricani SO, da
bodo opeharjeni V vseh diplo-
maticnih pogajanjih. Tudi to je
bio zanimivo, kako preproste so
misli in S koliko lahkoto zane
MIA Amerikanec dobre namene
z dobrimi deli. Povsod sem ma
letel ma velikansko ogorcenje
radi Bevinovega staliSca V vpra-
Sanju Palestine = mixer pa nj
sem naSel pripravljenosti, da mai
bi Amerika sama tudi sprejela
V svoje narocje nekaj teh ne
srecnikov, XII so ostali brez do
mOVine.
Amerika Sc boji anti-semitiz-
ma. Boil Sc militantne katoliSke
cerkve. Zdi sc mi, da je res, da
je ameriska katoliska cerkev
mnogo tesneje zdruzena z Vati-
kanom kot kdajkoli pref Ego
DOWN.. Amerika Sc tudi boil
vseh radikalnih idej, in ia MEN
strah Sc utegne raztegniti V ne
kaj ravno tako grdega kakor je
bila "rdeca histerija" il leta
1920.
Malo je znakov, da Sc Ameri-
ka pripravlja ma one spremem-
be sistema in idej, Xxi bi bile
tako potrebne danes. Sc je najti
povsod ono znano srcno pleme-
nitost in strast "a poizkuse, ter
vecno iskanje in nemir. In ven
dar dvomim, dali SO prvaki pod
jetnistva in politike spoznali
globoki pomen Rooseveltove do
be. Mislim, da MISC izprevideli
kako globoko je spremenila
tljudske mase velika vzgoja
Rooseveltova, ia prevzgoja ma
roda, XII je eden najvecjih ME
govih uspehov. Mislim, da Jim
nj jasno, kako izrabljene in OBJ
nosene SO funkcije gospodarske-
ga sistema, katerega bi radi vsi-
iii svetu vsepovsod - svetu, k
jih je p~rerastel. Sc vedno veru-
jejo V ono Ameriko, XII je neha.
la ziveti OBJ smrti Theodore in
ne Franklina Roosevelta.
Prihodnjih pet let DO zanimi-
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IL SANSovego urodo
1895 w. 18th ST., Chicago q, ILL.
PHznonie "a
p%ufnoficno deIo

Mas castni predsednik Louis
Adamic je dobil "a Bozic cd tai
niStva zveznega zakladniSkega
urada naslednje pismo, katere-
ga vsebina ne rabi nasega po-
sebnega komentarja. Bodo Ii ko-
mentirali o uradnem priznanju
in zahvali "a direktno pomoc pri
prodaji sto sedemdeset milijo-
nov d~olarjev vojnih bondov tu-
di Adamicevi slovenski nasprot-
Mkt, XII SO ga bas radi vpraSanja
kupovanja vojnih bondov hotel
pred javnostjo diskreditirati
pred trent lett?
Dear Mr. Adamic:
In these last few days of mine at
the Treasury l want you to know
that the work you have done to-
ward making the War Finance
bcred and deeply appreciated.
When the War Bond drive got
under way four years ago, 1 doubt
that any of us realized the size this
undertaking would eventually
reach. Now IS million Americans
are, as you know, shareholders in
their Government. This couldn't
have been without the unselfiSh
support of the writer's of America.
The talks you have made at Book
and Author Rallies and the manu-
scripts you have give have directly
helped us to sell over $170, 600, 900
in War Bonds. The things you have
said were even more important.
The messages you have written for
the various drives have created the
favorable climate in which our
campaign has been conducted. |
think it will interest you to know
that this material has been assem-
bled in the Treasury's historical
records of the campaign.
| also want you to know how
grateful l am to you personally for
the part you have helped me to
play in this creative side of the
Treasury's wartime program.
Christmas Greetings and all Of
the best for 1916.
Faithfully,
'(Signed) Julian Street, Jr.
ConSultant
Office of the Secretary.
Prihodnja Stevilka Adamice-
We publikacije T & T izide sredi
januarja. Vsebovala DO stevilo
zelo vaznih clankov, XII bodo
prava senzacija "a vse one, XII
zasledujejo starokopitno ameri-
Sko zunanjo politiko glede Bal
kama in noVih Vlad V balkanskih
drzaVah. Seznanili mas bodo z
osebami, XII zastopajo Ameriko
ma Balkanu in kojih porocila dr.
zavnemu departmental tvorijo
podlago "a ameriSke politicne
smernice glede teh dezel. Int
resantno je tudi porocilo clana
britanskega parlamenta, XII Sc je
"a casa volitev mudil V Jugosla-
viii, in je svoje wise izraziI V
a~ngleSkem tisku V Londonu.
SANS DO razdelil lie omejeno
Stevilo iztisov tie publikacije.
Kdor 81 zazeli zagotoviti to Ste
vilko, maj piSe ma: T & T, Mil
ford, New Jersey. Narocnina je
81 "a letO.l
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Velike zmote in velike reSni-
ce potrebujejo samo "a prvo ge-
neracijo dokazov.-Roda Roda.
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viii. To bodo kriticna leta "a
Ameriko. Velik prerok bi mo-
raj biti oni, XII bi znal povedati,
kaj bodo prinesla S seboj.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Mabel Schlosser, De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given, That the
subscriber has obtained from the Or
phans' Court of Washington County,
Letters of Administration on the es-
tate of Mabel Schlosser, late of said
county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are
hereby warned to file the same in
said Court, with the vouchers there
of, legally authenticated, on or be-
fore the 18th day of April next;
and no claim not filed within the
period specified shall thereafter be
asserted against the real estate of
said deceased in the hands of
purchaser for value.
Given under my hand this 18th
day of September A. D. 1916.
LEONARD SCHLOSSER.
9-19-3t Administrator.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Rose NJ. Keller, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, That the
subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Washington Coun-
ty, Letters of Administration on the
estate of
ROSE M. KELLER,
late of said County, deceased. All
persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned to file
the same in said Court, with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticat-
ed, on or before the 18th day of
April next; and no claim not
filed within the period specified shall
thereafter be asserted against the
real estate of said deceased in the
hands of a purchaser for value.
Given under my hand this 18th
day of September A. D. 1916.
HAROLD H. HOFFMAN,
Y la-3t Administrator.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Arthur ]. Hendricks, De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given, That the
subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Washington Coun-
ty, Letters Testamentary on the
estate of
ARTHUR J. HENDRICKS,
late of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
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thereof, legally authenticated, to the
subscriber on or before the 10th day
of April next; they may other
wise, by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 10th of
September A. D. 1916.
GLADYS H. WOLF,
9-Zo-3t Executrix.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Harry G. Nail, Deceased
Notice is hereby given, That the
subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Washington
County, Letters of Administration
on the estate of
HARRY G. NAIL
late of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hlblt same with the vouchers there
OF, legally authenticated, to the sub
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of April next; they may other
wise by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate nav
ment.
Given under my hand this 24th
day of September A. D. 1916.
MRS. HELEN R. McNAMEE
9-zo-5t Administrative.
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Frederick T. Hose, Sr., died sud-
denly at his home at 331 jefferson
street on September Is, aged SIS.
He has been an employee of the
North American Cement Corp. for
the last 80 years. He was a staunch
Democrat and an active member of
the Fourth Ward Democratic Club.
Surviving are: His wife, Mrs. Olive
A. Hose; daughters, Mrs John A.
Nichols, Tampa, Fla; Mrs. Robert
Barnhart and Mrs. Paul C. Snyder,
DR.; sons, Frederick, Jr., and Jack:
sisters, Misses Gretrude NJ, Minnie
and Mary j.; Mrs. Blanche Horn,
Mrs. Clarence Miller, Mrs. Ruth Mar
tin and Mrs. Thomas Funkhouser;
brothers, Clarence, Robert, E., Max
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Estate of John w. WilIen, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, That the
subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Washington Coun-
ty, Letters of Administration on the
estate of
JOHN w. WILLEN,
late of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit same with the vouchers there
of, legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber on or before the 18th day of
April next; they may otherwise,
by law, be excluded from all bene-
fits of said estate. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th
day of September A. D. 1916.
ELIZABETH c. LEE,
9-26-3t Executrix.
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suited were treated first at Great
Lakes, then at Bethesda Naval Hos
pital where he died.
The Navy youth was a member
OF the ls47 class of Boonsboro High
School, and of the Salem United
Brethren Church, Keedysville.
Surviving, besides parents, are: A
sister, Miss Louise Baker, Washing
ton, d. c; brothers, Robert and
Arthur, at home; and grandmother
Mrs. Fannie Smith, Boonsboro.
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Gerald E. Baker, seaman second
class, United States Navy, died on
September % in the Naval Hospital
at Bethesda, as the result of injuries
received on July 1 at the Great
Lakes Training Center. He was IS
years of age.
The youth, in the Navy since April
8, 1916, was the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Baker, near Keedysville.
1t was reported that the service
man was playing a type of water
basketball when a large piece of
equipment used in the sport loosen
ed from its moorings and fell on
him. The spinal injuries which re-
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Captain George w. Orange, son
of Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Orange.
Cavetown, was instantly killed on
September q, when the Army train
ing plane he was plotting crashed on
the Irwin Martin farm, halfway be-
tween Paramount and Reid.
Captain Orange, a veteran pilot of
World War II, with los missions
over Europe to his credit, returned
from the European Theatre of Or
erations soon after We Day in 1945.
He had ten Nazi planes to his credit.
His wife, Mrs. Evelyn Orange, and
a young child, reside in Alexandria,
Va, near where her husband was
stationed.
Captain Orange was the holder of
an Air Medal with three silver and
three bronze Oak Leaf Clusters, and
a Presidential Citation. He was a
P-47 pilot with the Ninth Air Force
in Europe.
He recently accepted commits
sion in the regular Army. In 1899
he graduated from Hagerstown High
School and was well known as a
football player.
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M. and William A., and one grand
child, John E. Nichols.

George X. Hoffman, well known
citizen and retired merchant, of this
city, died at the Washington County
Hospital on September Is, following
an illness of two weeks, aged 81 years.
He was the son of j. c. and Clara
J. (Knode) Hoffman and was born
and reared in Funkstown. He was
educated in the Joseph B. Updegraff
private school and was associated
with his brothers in the dry goods
business here for 35 years. He was
a member of the Zion Reformed
Church, Keiffer- Wagner Bible Class
and the First Hose Fire Company.
He is survived by: His wife,
Minnie; son, George K, Jr., Washing
ton, D. c., and brother, Judge Lloyd
K. Hoffman, this city.
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Mrs. BeuIah C. Smith, widow of
Edward H. Smith, died at her home
in Boonsboro on September 27, fol-
lowing an illness of four days, aged
so years.
She was the daughter of Char
les and Emma (Brandenburg) Cline
and was born and reared near
Keedysville. She was a member of
the Trinity Lutheran Church of
Boonsboro and the Clopper-Michael
Post No. 10, American Legion Aux
iliary.
She is survived by: Two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Paul May, Boonsboro; Miss
Kathryn Smith, at home; sisters, Mrs.
Ross Gantz, Keedysville; brother,
Elmer, Boonsboro, and 2 grandchil-
dren.
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James Upton Myers died at his
home, 1O7 Elizabeth street, on Sep
TENDER %, aged SO years.
He is survived by: His wife, Mrs.
Ivy c. Myers; daughters, Mrs. Mae
Muncy, Wilmington, Del; Mrs. Ruth
Hyatt, this city; son, Richard j., and
half-brother, David Shrader, both of
this city.
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Charles Edgar Rowe died at his
home at Security on September 30,
after an illness of several months,
aged 90 years.
Born and reared at Security, he
was the son of Levi and Catherine
(Wise) Rowe and for a number of
years was employed by the High
way Engineers of Washington, D.
c.
He IS survived by: His wife,
Jenny, and daughter, Mary Jane,
at home. He was the last member
Of his family.
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Charles Edgar Bender died at his
home in Sharpsburg on September
-, aged IS years.
He was a son of the late Benja-
min Bender and Elizabeth High
barger Bender of Sharpsburg.
Besides his wife, Agnes May
(StulD Bender, he is survived by
the following: Son, William Bender,
at home; daughters, Mrs, Ronald
SHREDDER, Washington; Mrs. Carroll
Smith, Fort Belvoir, Va; Mrs.
Neikirk, Mrs. Henry Poffenberger,
Mrs. Eugene Kline, Mrs. Grafton
Smith and Betsy Ross Bender, all
of Sharpsburg; brother, Raleigh
Bender, Sharpsburg; sister, Mrs.
Daisy Bender Swain, Sharpsburg; IL
grandchildren.
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Harry w. Wyand, of Boonsboro,
died at his home on September 80,
Of cerebral hemorrhage, after an
illness of ten days, aged rs years.
The son of Joshua and Ann (Mil-
ler) Wyand, he was born in Sharps-
burg, and had lived in Boonsboro
for the past % years after retiring
from farming. He was a member
Of Trinity Lutheran Church of
B0onsbOro.
He is survived by; One son, Den
yer c. Wyand, of Boonsboro, and
two brothers, Jacob W. Wyand of
Sharpsburg, and Benjamin Wyand,
of near Hagerstown.
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DEATH S

Mrs, Bessie Mills, 38 West Church
street, Williamsport, died suddenly
on October / of hemorrhage, at
her home, aged 81.
She was the daughter of hte late
Henry and Elizabeth Robinson, of
Williamsport.
Mrs. Mills was a member of st.
Augustine's Catholic Church and the
Soladity of the Blessed Virgin.
Surviving are: Her husband,
Charles E. Mills; two sons, J. HUI
bert and l. Gather, Williamsport;
two grandchildren land a brother,
Charles Robinson, Williamsport.
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Mrs. Emma r. Mari, widow of
A. H. Mari, died at her home, 343
South Cannon avenue, on Septem-
Der %, after an illness of two weeks.
aged 80 years.
She was daughter of William
and Elizabeth Long) Wallich and
was born near Hagerstown. She was
a member of st. Paul's United Breth-
rem Church.
She Is survived by: Four daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Robert Harsh of near Ring
gold; Mrs. David Gallon of Broad
fording; the Misses May and Irene
at home; sons, Roy E. l.. Mari, this
city; William A. Mari, Clarksburg,
W. Va; Is grandchildren and q
great-grandchildren.
John Martin Phetteplace, So, died
On September 90, at his home in
Cavetown, after an illness of ten
days.
Born in Smithsburg, he was the
son OF D. H. and Elizabeth Masters
Phetteplace. He lived in the Cave
town community all of his life and
for the last rs years resided in Cave
town.
He was farmer and for the past
ten years was also employed by Vic
tor Products Corporation. A member
OF the Christ Reformed Church and
Mems Bible Class at Cavetown, he
served for number of terms as
elder and deacon of the church coun-
cll. Mr.. Phetteplace was also a trus-
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Lewis Lee Renner died at his
home along the Broadfording Road
near Clear Spring on September 80,
aged SO.
He was the son of John and Ma
tilda (Wishard) Renner, and was
born and reared in Washington
county A harnessmaker by trade,
he was a member of st. Pauls Lu-
theran Church.
He is survived by: Three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. George Bloyer, Williams
port; Mrs. John Grove, Clear Spring,
and Mrs. Rachel Sollenberger, of
Baltimore, seven grandchildren and
eleven great grandchildren.