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STERLING G ALT. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR ESTABLISHED OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY TERMS—$1.00 A YEAR IN ADVANCE VOL. XXXV EMMITSBURG-4, MARYLAND. FRIDAY,- _AUGUST 8, 1913 NO. 1-4

VVILSON SENdS MRS. W. LAIMBEER. S400,000 FIRE RAZES MRS. CHARLES C. RUMSEY. 19 KILLED BY

New York Society Woman Badly Li PEN MAR HOTEL AGENT TO MEXICO IN LOBBY PROBE Who Was Robbed of $75,000 MINE EXPLOSIONS Hurt In Automobile L Accident. Worth of Jewelry. iohn Lind to te Adviser Denies Charges Made hy La- Blue Mountain House Destroyed Dynamle Lows Up and Flames the Embassy, hizr and Mulhall, and Ou:sti Forced to Flee, Set Ott Gas Pocket. The famous Blue Mountain house In the Blue Ridge mountains, at Pen AMBASSADOR ST:PS C THE HOUSE INQUIRY STARTS Mar, Pa., built twenty-five years agc 19 INJURED; SOME FATALLI at a cost of $150,000, was destroyed by fire. First The personal property loss, includ- Rescuers Were Caught In Seconc Bryan Accepts Resignation of Hese-, t3oth Ends of the Capitol Are Nov ing Explosicn arid Busy Searching "Insidious the jewelry of the guests, their Several Were Killer Lane Wilson, to Take Effect cir For the clothing, trunks and baggage, together and Injured—Two Victims Entomb Lobby." with the personal the Oct. 14. loss of lessees ed. of the hotel, will amount at Both ends of the capitol were busy to least The initiation of President Wilson's $250,000. Nineteen men are dead and as many 'with the search for the "insidious policy of mediation with respect to This will bring the total loss from more are inju,ed seriously, some 01 lobby,- which heretofore has been con Mexico was announced when Secretary the blaze to more than $400,000. There them fatally, as the result of explo fined to the senate wing. of State Bryan made public the fact Is only $60,000 insurance. sions in the East Brookside colliery ol The probers of the senate continued that former Governor John Lind, of The fire had its origin in the hote: the Philadelphia & Reading Coal and their work with regard to the volumin 'Minnesota, had left 'Washington for kitchen and quickly adjoin Iron company, near Tower City, Pa. ous correspondence of Martin M. Mul spread to Mexico City, where he will be the per. lag rooms and halls, and thence to the The first accident was caused by twc tonal hall, the former lobbyist for the Na representative of the president elevator shaft and the floors above tons of dynamite used in driving b tional Association of Manufacturers and adviser to the American embassy. There were 175 guests in the hotel new tunnel exploding prematurely while the house probers got into action To Mr. Lind the president has en- all of whom, except B. F. Metzgar and With a tremendous roar the massive and cleared the way to put Mulhall or trusted the task of trying to induce Malcolm Frank, of mine pillars 1800 feet below the the grill. Norfolk, Va., made the federal government and the rep- their escape in safety. ground were shattered. It is intimated that the house com- resentatives of the rebels temporarily The two men did not hear The dead are: mittee may not be as considerate in the alarm to lay aside their differences. pending of fire until they found themselves Daniel M. Ginley, fire boss, Tower handling the lobbyist as the senatE an election in Mexico, with the under hemmed in their room on the City. investigators have been. fourth standing that the United States will floor. In trying to escape Henry Murphy, fire boss, Tower Former Senator Joseph B. Foraker, they fell recognize the government which thus through a trap door into City. of Ohio, was the chief witness before a flame swept may be brought into being. hall and were badly burned on the John Farrell, foreman, Tower City the senate committee. He appeared tc While the formal statement gives face and head. They were hurried Howard Hand, laborer, Muir. deny many of the statements made by tc out by Mr. Bryan did not contain any Waynesboro, few away, Superintendent John Lorenz, Towel Written. a miles where Information as to Mr. Lind's instruc- surgeons cared for them. City. Foraker explained his connection tions, from information gained from One woman jumped from the third Harry Hand, miner, Muir. ssith the sale of the Union Pacific tc other sources it can be said that the story window. Scores were carried Jacob Kopenhaver, Reinerton, shaft a reorganization committee in 1897. man. above is the administration's program down ladders and countless others Photo by American Press Association. Which was brought into the lobby in- Thomas Behny, miner, Reinterton. Mr. Bryan's staement was as follows: Photo marched through the smoke-filled con by American Press Association. vestigation by David Lamar. Lamar Detectives are making a country wide "Ex-Governor Lind, o Minnesota, has ridors and groped their way to safety John Endise, An testified that Foraker, through influ search for jewelry valued at $75,000 which been sent to Mexico as the special automobile In which were Mr. and clad only in their night clothing. Was Carreni Camani, Mrs. William (Nathalie Laimbeer, ence in Washington, took a leading stolen from the boudoir of Mrs. Rum- representative of the president, to act Collins) The woman who /Bey at her summer home, Victor Seane. B. Osgood Pell and a chauffeur was struck part in the deal, at Lamor's solicita leaped from the Gunning Rock, as adviser to the embassy in third-story Narragansett, R. I. Among the jewels Cevedia Groziano. the pres- by a train at Long Beach, N. Y. Mr. Pell tion. window and landed on the ent situation. When porch was a pearl necklace valued at $60,000. To Four unidentified Italian workmen. the president is and the chauffeur were instantly killed, on the second floor was Mrs ward Mr. Foraker testified that the Union Pa off discovery of the theft as long as have ready to communicate with the Mexi- Laimbeer received injuries from uhich Disbrow, of Pittsburgh, Pa. She land possible the Two not been recovered, and he soon died, and Mrs. chic owed the United States $30,000,000 thieves left the jewel eases can authorities as to the restoratior. Laimbeer was ter- ed head first and it was thought in their proper places after there is no hope of their being taker ribly hurt. Both her arms and one leg and one proposal was that the govern- she removing the of peace he will make had been instantly killed. She was oontents. out alive. They are: Daniel Farley public his were broken. ment receive only part of that sum at- views." tended by a physician and her condi fire boss, Tower City, and John Fess Foraker swore that he did not figure This announcement, which repre tion is serious. A hasty examination ler, Tower City. Bangor, Pa., Has $650,000 in the case except in an effort to see seats all that the administration iE Fire. Indicates she may be suffering from a A rescue party started into the A fire entailing a that the government got the whole Jewelry Worth $277,000 Stolen. willing to tell the country regarding loss estimated al fracture of the skull. mine immediately, and they had hard $650,000 destroyed Sum. The theft of jewels worth $277,006 Its Mexican policy at this time, olflow the entire plant cr ly been lowered into the shaft when the Flory Manufacturing Foraker said he had known Mulhal! is acknowledged by members of the the ed closely on the heels of the accept- company, ex Mother Kills Three Children and Self. second explosion followed. This cept one small brick building, since 1883, when he (Foraker) was a millionaire cottage colony at Narra was reaching ance of the resignation of Henry Lane the grist A mother, driven insane by worrying caused by the flames mill and grain elevator of candidate for governor of Ohio. HE gansett Pier, R. I. pocket of gas. In second disaster Wilson as ambassador to Mexico. Mr. the Flory over the serious illness of one of her the Milling company, and did not know how active Mulhall was The gang of expert burglars taat Superintendent John Lorenz and Har Lind virtually takes the place in the two dwelling children in Philadelphia, cut the houses, in Bangor, Pa. in his behalf in that campaign. "l looted profitably in 1911 is believed ta ry Schoeffstal, the fire boss, who led embassy at Mexico City made vacant throats of three of her children and be again at work. Nearly 800 men are thrown out ol don't remember that I ever asked him the rescuing party, were overcome. by the resignation of Ambassador Wit then drew the knife across her own The loss of John H. Hanin employment by the fire and patterns to work for me, and 1 don't know that Mrs. For five minutes the bottom of the son. throat. on Friday, fully $150, of great value, some of which persap: I asked him not to," he said. is admitted to be mine, which is reached by the deep Mr. Wilson has been held on waiting The woman and one of the children 000. Mrs. Charles C. Rumsey, daughter cannot be replaced, were destroyed it Foraker denied that he ever favored est shaft in the anthracite coal region orders by the department of state, and were dead when neighbors and a po- of the late E. H. Harriman, lost twc the blaze. any legislation wanted by the Nationa: was like a furnace, with all the min on Aug. 14 will enter upon a status of liceman forced their way into the pearl necklaces worth $60,000 and ers When the fire was discovered it has Association of Manufacturers, so that within reach of the flames lying leave of absence, which will continue gained house. Another child, a seven-year-old $40,000, other jewels wor.h $25,000 great headway. All the fire he talked with Mulhall about legisla prostrate on their faces to avoid the until Oct. 14, when his resignation boy, died a few hours after he was and an ancient Greek coin said to be tion in Washington. breathing in of the fumes. will become Companies in the taken to the West Philadelphia very valuable. The terriah effective. The administra- town were on the "Before we got heat, so good as we are Homeopathic hospital. -Mary, aged best however, either scorched the life tion has forbidden him to go to Mexico scene in a remarkably short time, and now," he said, "I The detective genius available thought It was al: nine, also died in the hospital. out of most of them or the concussicat City to adjust his personal affairs be- one from Easton later, but their ef- right to answer questions. Of course Is matching wits with the expert The dead are: Mrs. Alice Brogan, and flying rocks killed them. tween now and Oct 14. The reason for forts were of no avail, and the flames I never had any idea that these con crooks who took the *277,000 worth 6147 Callowhill street; her three-year- of A second rescue force was thee this is that it is known that should burned themselves out. Several fire- versations were to be made the basis gems almost under the nose old son, Thomas, and her seven-year of thE formed, and they got the bodies of Su Mr. Wilson return to Mexico City, even men and others were slightly burned. of repor.s by some lobbyist." summer colony. old son, Victor. Rival agencies with in perintendent Lorenz and Schoeffstal as a private citizen, there would re- A rigid investigation was started Foraker flatly denied ternational Mulhall's tea Joseph, aged fifteen reputations as thief getters besides those of three miners. sult a demonstration Into the cause of the fire, which is timony a conference years, and Gel+ have in his honor, in of at which many trude, been engaged by Mrs. Rumsey Lorenz was brought to the supposed incendiary two years old, were all that es, Potts which Americans, Mexicans and for- to have been of leading Republicans opposed to the and Mrs. Hanan. Every pier on Narras town hospital, where caped from the knife which the woman he died. Schoeff eigners would participate. origin. The district attorney will as nomination of Taft assembled at gansett Bay is being watched in the stal For had wielded so terribly. is fatally injured. The three min Secretary Bryan's announcement of sist in the investigation and has sent aker's house to discuss plans belief tit the thieves, operating as for con John Brogan, ers revived almost as soon as they the acceptance of Mr. Wilson's resig- the county detective with instructions center opposition. "No such Jr., another son, aged gentlemen, are sauntering about the confer twelve reached the surface. nation was as follows: to aid. years, is in the Homeopathic fashionable hotels looking for ence was held at my house or else an op- The explosion set fire to the min( -Ambassador Wilson's The Flory Milling company's mill where," hospital suffering with pneumonia. It portunity to leave town resignation said Foraker. without excit and the rescuing force worked in hel been accepted, to take and eleyator contained about $60,006 Is thought that grief over his condition lag suspicion. has effect Oct. "I did not think Mulhall was as Thus far not a tangible mets containing stored oxygen. 14. The which he felt his worth of new and old wheat, just re great a man as may have prompted the mother's rash clue has been part it duty he thought he was found. Nine of the bodies of the dead wen to ceived, and a large quantity of flour and I did not deeds. take in the earlier staes of the re- think he had as great so scorched as to be unrecognizable cent revolution in The loss of the Flory Manufacturing influence as he Mexico would make thought he had. I did Express Revenue Cut and the only way to ascertain their impossible company is $500,000 and that of the take $26,000,000. it for him to represent the not him so seriously as MISS STECKEL NOW A BRIDE names will be from the milling company $100,000. The insur- he did Reductions in express rates, whict records oi views of the present administration. himself," said Foraker. those who went to work Allentown Girl. Who Figured In will cost the companies fully $26,000, and did not in view of the situation which now ex. ance carried by the two concerns was In contrast to "Kid those who have de napping" 000 a year—approximately 16 per cent return. Ists." $215,000 and $40,000 respectively. nounced Mulhall Case, Married. as a "liar," Foraker of their gross revenue—were ordered The driving of the tunnel where the This statement, it is The two dwelling houses destroyed amused his Miss Anna E. Steckel, who figures understood, re- hearers by the calm waY by the interstate commerce commis fatal accident occurred was under the ambassador's action belonged to the Achenbach estate, and talked of in the sensational "kidnapping" case fers to the in put- he Mulhall's desire to appear sion. direction of private contractors, Port were occupied by the families of John in Allentown, Pa., last January, wa: land ting an end to the bombardment in with prominent men, talk with then They are to become effective on or Bros., and most of the employes Hoskin and Hugh Norris. They saved quietly married at her home in that Mexico City by bringing Huerta and and teport what he thought they before Oct. 15, 1913. Notable reforms killed were working for these con their furniture. The houses were val- city to Arthur H. Cole, a graduate ol Diaz together. thought to his employers. in practices also were ordered. tractors. Comparatively few employes ued at $6000 each. Harvard and the son of an attorney It is understood to be the plan ot Mulhall offered his services to For The most important change pre of the Reading company were killed. Three freight cars, standing on the of Haverhill. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Col( the administration to make its offer aker in the latter's campaign for scribed is by way of modification siding were burned. Two re will reside in Massachusetts. oi of good offices to the Mexicans pub. of these election to the senate "in present graduated Motor cars, containing return for Miss Steckel is the daughter ane the scale of parcel Racer Errs; Seven Dead. poly, so that the whole world may grain, belonged to your many kind acts for our Lackawanna people." heir of the late rates. One hundred pound rates lot Seven persons are dead, two are fa know the railroad, and the "Now I want to say Reuben P. Steckel, one what is going on. It apparently1 here." said For short distances either have been left tally burned and eleven others are is hoped third was a Lehigh & New England "that I never of the wealthiest men in Allentown that the Mexican factions aker, did any kind acts unchanged or slightly seriously injured as the result of will car, loaded with mining machinery, all Samuel Sinclair, 4th, a former Swarth reduced; for s hesitate to bear the onus of the for the National Association of longer distances they motorcycle ready for shipment. Manii more college football star and then E have been low accident at the Lagoon consequences which would follow a lecturers. I opposed what eted; for fifty they want supervisor of the state highway bu pounds or less practi motordrome, in Ludlow, Ky. refusal to settle her internal the exception, all differ- ed with Perhaps, of twc reau, became gin cally rates have been reduced. Odin Johnson, of Salt Lake City, enres amicably, or injunction infatuated with the at least avail them CATTLE PRICES DROP or three bills. Nor do I her For packages more than four captain of the Cincinnati team, whict selves of the Mulhall and last January he tried to carry pounds president's good offices. recall that or anyY officerw col going more than 200 was contesting at the motordrome, for Should Mexico off. miles and less refuse, however, Drouth In Western States Causes the National Association of Manufaci than 2000 some reason that probably will remain will He took her in a motor car part way miles, the new express rates there be no armed intervention in Heavy Shipments of Stock. spureerst teovear biclall,l,ed upon are unknown, drove his ith 10 through Allentown, but was caught generally' lower than the parcel cycle to the ex that country by the United States. The inrush of cattle to Kansas City post treme top of the pleaded guilty to assault and battery rates; for more than 3000 mile: circular track, crash. This the administration has taken w stock yards from the dry sections 01 The witness read a record the rates ed into an electric light pole, broke it fundamental showing and was sentenced to six months ir are practically the same. the of its policy Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma and Mis ihnis theattitude senate,t svtaaingrt•cl labor off, arid the toward that, lewgiitshlat oio the county prison. Two months later contact of the live wire Mexico. Instead, in the event of a souri, which began in earnest on Mon with his the gaso fail- one kie was pardoned and is now said te Crazed Woman Cuts Off Nose. machine exploded ure of the mediation program, the day, when 30,000 head were unloaded, exception, he always line tank, burning liquid voted for bills be in a sanitarium. Mrs. Nellie Magner, suddenly ii. throwing the presideut, it is believed, will lift continued with the receipt of 16,00( favoring labor. over a the sane, took a pair of scissors and cut score of spectators. embargo on arms and ammunition head more. The Johnson, of Salt and Astor Tax $2,74 i,883- off the end of her nose and the tip oi dead are: Odin thus invite the Mexicans to sight it For the first two days of this week Lake City, the motorcycle racer; Wit Vincent Astor will pay $2,714,883.99 her tongue at Wallace's hotel in Ness out until they weary of it. It is admit- 46,000 cattle have been received, a(), liam Davis, aged five years, Ludlow SWALLOWS HANDKERCHIEF transfer tax on the vast estate of his York. Mrs. Magner was rushed to the ted that this would amount to a vir- 000 more than Monday and Tuesday oi KY.; Henry Andrews, Cincinnati; Mrs father, Colonel John Jacob Astor, ac- Coney Island hospital. She is forty tual abandonment of American inter. last week, and nearly twice as man) Surgeons Have to Remove William Michaels, Ludlow, Ky.; miss It Frorr cording to an order signed by Surro- five years old and has been staying at ests in Mexico. as were received at the Chicago stocs Throat Piece Buchtman, Lad's by Piece. gate Cohalan in New York. the hotel for the last few days. Ethel Covington, Ky.; yards. Prices cents Cawley, Carter, Cincinnati, were 15 to 25 Edward fourteen years old young man's legacy James and William lower than The from his Patterson, Cincinnati. Monday, making a drop co Of 1010 Jefferson street, Philadel $88,959,599.80. Bursting Gun Kills Reaper Tears Bleeds to Deati 50 cents father is The order was Wife. fatally Off Arm; to $1.25 a hundred in the last phia, swallowed a handkerchief, anc Mary The burned are: Orville nem based upon the report of Transfer Tax Mrs. Lantz, wife of Charles Samuel Meyers, a farmer, of ten days. it took physicians at St. hos nvi a,s nNNewport,c KY.: and Joseph's Appraiser John V. aaaggey,, Jr., who Lantz. a wealthy farmer, was instantly Herman Da, Lancaster, Pa., bled to death after Commission men said letters and pital nearly an hour to get it from his onfirmed the appraiser's: reporct. killed and her husband's right hand his arm was cut off. Meyers was cut telegrams from the stock raising dis throat. That a large number was blown off by the bursting of a of others, whc ting oats, and while he was fixing the tricts were gloomy time cannot be and indicated tha' During that the lad breather shotgun with which he located, were burned is at reaper the horses Meyers unless fain Another Gettysburg Death. was shooting most a bolted. Wat came soon the flooding ol through a silver tube which had beer rats on their farm at certainty, as several of the caught one the local Colonel E. B. Dalligan, a Civil War Carmichaels, near drug by of the knives and hit markets would be redoubled conected with the Windpipe. The hand Waynesburg, Pa. stores in the vicinity of the place arm was ripped off at avgeteedrasneN, died in Phillipsburg, N. J. were the shoulder. kerchief was so tightly wedged in the kept liusy for an hour after the seventy-two years. He was taken 35 Blooded boy's throat that it had to be taker accident dressing the burns of those Horses Die In Fire. sick while at the recent Gettysburg Train Kills Four In Auto. Ecili Wrecks Train; Two Die. Thirty-five out piece by wh oescapea without serious injury. valuable horses me Piece. encampment. He took part in many George 0. Morris, his wife and twc Two trainmen were killed and twe death at The boy had placed the handkerchie When the spectators who with White Sulphur Springs 'a-lam-tent battles. dughters were killed by a Vandalis were on injured when a bull sleeping on the when In mouth while eating fire began to run the W. Va., two large sables were his candy. He train which struck their automobile audience rose as track caused the derailment of a We swallowed while one, many' women fainted, burned. The loss is placed at approxi it runnig after some at Gteenville, Ill. and i ‘va bash freight train near Runnels, Iowa mate,. 4100.000. Of his playmates. with the greatest difficulty that a starn pede was ir even ed. 2 reklg Pronirlp Honor Graduate of College a Janitor. to ! OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. Be Careful When You Laugh. Spokane, Washington boasts of the Notice Taxpayers Few people know what dangers lurk very handsome new city hall and also a we laugh Notice to Taxpayers ! FREDERICK COUNTY. in excessive laughter. When caretaker for that building who is, in our regular breathing is changed, corn- the language of the street, "some jani- Circuit Court-Chief Judge, Ham- ing in quick, short respirations because The 1913 Levy for State and County Judges, Glenn tor." His name is Torgier 0. Gillebo mond Urner, Associate throat muscles are contracted. It ready and following Worthington and Edward C. Peter. the who boasts of being the youngest man Taxes is now the H. for this reason that, when laughing Court meets at Frederick City, first is ever given a degree by the University discount will be allowed on State Taxes: some good joke, we Monday in February and September, for very heartily at speaks many lan- for breath. At of Norway. Gillebo Grand Jury Terms, December, petit have often to gasp seen every European DURING JULY AND AUGUST - 5' , May, non- guages and has jury term; second Monday in times we are obliged to hold our sides country and nearly every State in the jury term. on account of the pain a hearty laugh Union. SEPTEMBER - , Clerk of the Circuit Court-Harry causes us, owing to the partial suffoca- OCTOBER - W. Bowers. Deputy Clerks, Adolphus tion of the lungs through the cutting Fearhake, Charles B. Groff, I. N. Loy, off of their proper air supply. Every The will of Anthony N. Brady, the Eli G. Haugh, Harry E. Friday Respectfully, M. N. Nusz, muscle in the body becomes contracted traction magnate, who died recently in Chapline and John H. Martz. Wm. I. Prince was by a court decision FREDERICK W. CRAMER, during a continued fit of laughter. London, as filled for probate in New Wills-Samuel D. Thom- vessels in the face be- declared legally elected mayor of Du- Register of Often the blood York, leaves the bulk of his $70,000,000 County Treasurer. as. Deputies, J. Fenton Thomas, C. H. come congested, causing it to turn red luth, Minn. 7-4-3m estate to his five children and a grand- Kreh and C. C. Waters. and even purple. Should this conges- Lord Denies has won his suit against child. Orphans• Court-John C. Castle, tion continue for any length of time the London builders, in which he claim- Mumford, Albert well Representative James E. Chief Judge; John W. apoplexy resulting in death might ed overcharges and bad workmanship. Former W. Ecker. Orphans' Court meets ev- occur. It is better in these circum- Watson, of Indiana, informed the Sen- Tuesday and Wednesday Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, wife of the ery Monday, stances to laugh until we cry, for the ate lobby probers that he was convinced of each week. slayer of Stanford White, filed a vol- shedding of tears relieves the conges- from press statements of various mem- Treasurer-F. W. Cramer. by untary petition in bankruptcy in the County tion of the brain. Tears caused bers of the committee that they had good in the same way, and States District Court in New County Commissioners-Lincoln G. grief du United prejudiced the Mulhall case. Dinterman, President; John W. Holter, that is Low, after a great sorrow, many York. Zimmerman, J. Stewart saved from brain Secretary of State Bryan, acting for Charles W. people have been The entire plant of the S. Flarv Man- Annan, and Charles W. Johnson. Mark- congestion and madness by the timely President Wilson, accepted the resigna- ufacturing Company,operating machine wood D. Harp, Clerk. George R. Den- shedding of a few tears.-London Tit- tion of Henry Lane Wilson as ambassa- nis, Jr., Attorney. Bits. and foundry shops, was destroyed by dor to Mexico. The resignation will go Board of Charities and Correction- fire and the town of Bangor,Pa., where into effect at the end of 60 days. UNIVERSAL David Cramer, president; Solomon A Conservative Scotch Beadle. the plant was located,narrowly escaped Stern, secretary; Jacob B. Tyson, Twenty miners are known to be dead Before he went to Glasgow Dr. Story destruction from the flames. PORTLAND CEMENT treasurer; Samuel U. Gregg, superin- many are fatally injured, and a number was for many years minister of Rose- tendent; Millard F. Perry, Clerk. R. The hardest storm in 10 years swept a result of a terrific makes the strongest neath, and his old beadle was often are entombed as "Sold by Strout" Howard Magruder and George T. the lower Delaware. Lightning fired Col", perplexed by his "innovations"- fire which is raging in the Cadder CONCRETE Is thesign we nailed on the barns of Eyster. sorely overall 01 kneeling at prayer the large shirt and factory liery, at Glascau, Scotland. School Commissioners-John S. New- standing to sing, other "seemly alterations." Carter, Webster & Co., of Baltimore, FOR SALE BY 1352 FARMS man, president; William P. Morsell, and various Tuesday. that we sold in 1912. His method of objecting to the changes entailing a loss of $20,000. Dr. C. L. Wachter, A. W• Nicodemus, The 113th bomb exploded since Janu- Farm Buyers are from the Edward S. enter the vestry at the close Most Jr., and Cyrus W. Flook; "was to Saturday. extortioners was FRIZELL great American cities. Eichelberger, attorney. of the service, firmly clasping the big ary 1 by Black Hand E. L. President Wilson withdrew the nomi- Second Avenue, New Therefore we have Big General Secretary, Treasurer and Examiner- pulpit Bible and then to lay it heav- set off at 2124 in of Adam E. Patterson, negro of Offices Boston, New York John T. White; Assistant, G. Lloyd ily upon the table, saying, 'I'm dune nation York. It hurled five persons from bed, Emmitsburg, Md. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, and receive Palmer. noo, I'm fair dune wi' ye; I Oklahoma, to be register of the Treas- wrecked two stores, sent two score hundreds of calls for farms every day. wi' ye We sell Tore farms than any other Agen. Dr. J. M. Goodman, County Health canna thole it ony lauger. I hae car- ury,Patterson having declined the ap- Italians scurrying to the street in airy cy in the World. Officer. Apr. 8009 1 yr. We can sell your farm. No advance fees. net the Bible for thretty years, but I pointment. attire, and tore the tail feathers from Listing blanks and valuable illustrated State's Attorney-Samuel A. Lewis. canna eairry it ony langer; I'm fair Eighteen men were killed and two two parrots. book,"How to sell Your Farm." mailed dune wi' ye.'" Dr. Story would reply, free. Sheriff-Charles T. Fagan. Deputies, seriously injured in a double explosion Representative Linthicum introduced Write to-clay to Deputy; Robert "Hoot, toot. John; you'll think better FINE NOTE PAPER Charles C. Holt, Office in the East Brookside Mine of the Phil- a resolution to appropriate $50,000 to E. A. Strout Farm Agency Cramer, Riding Deputy; William Dee- of that." "Na, na, sir, I canna thole adelphia and Reading Coal and Iron refit frigate Constellation and transfer 47 WEST 34th ST., NEW YORK ter, Turnkey. you. I'll cairry the bulks nae langer; One pound of Fine Linen beadle Company, near Tower City,Pa.,of what Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh -Garrett S. I'm dune wi' ye." But the it to Baltimore. Supervisors of Elections is believed to have been dynamite and Note Paper - eighty odd DeGrange, President; Joseph F. Eisen- thought better of it, and remained The Ellioot-Cresson gold medal, the OHLER, and trusty sheets - with envelopes to J. R. hauer, Democrat; W. B. James; Repub- with Dr. Story "as his sure gas. highest award in the gift of Franklin Remsberg. henchman" till the end of his life.- match Representative, lican, Clerk, Clagett E. In an effort to hasten the progress Institute, of Philadelphia was awarded Local Westminster Gazette. 50c Md, Surveyor-Emory C. Crum. of the tariff bill, leaders on both sides to Prof. Albert Sauveur, of Harvard. Emmitsburg, of the Senate determined to back a CHRONICLE OFFICE. Death, Expert Mechanic. Representative Hobson introduced a movement to have the sessions begin EMMITSRURG. "It is," writes Wilhelm Lamszus in resolution proposing constitutional next week at 11 A. M., instead of at Burgess-John H. Matthews. "The Human Slaughter House," "as amendment to prohibit sale of all alco- though Death had scrapped his scythe noon. The Senate will sit seven hours -Charles M. Rider, holic liquors. Commissioners for old iron, as if nowadays he had a day under this arrangement and the Oscar Frailey, H. C. Harner. was filed in St. graduated as expert mechanic. They leaders hope the extra hour will serve A receivership suit Clerk of Commissioners-C. M. Rider. Continental Commer- have ceased to mow corn by hand to get many campaign speeches out of Louis against the Hot Weather Furnishings Chief of Police -Victor E. Rowe. subsidiaries, nowadays. By this time of day even the way. cial Company and five "WORTH WHILE 5 STEPS" the sheaves are gathered up by ma- forming a $2,500,000 sugar and coffee AT THE Surrogate Cohalan signed an order chinery. And so they will have to concern. Nice and cool are those Ladies' Gauze Hose we sell at 2 PUBLIC SALE bodies under- confirming the report of the Transfer shovel our millions of President Wilson asked permission of pairs for 25c; with high spliced heel; black, white or tan. Oth- ground with burying machines." Tax Appraiser Coggey upon the estate -OF- Congress to accept a statue of William ers 10c to 45c, in Lisle and Silk. .As to falling in battle: "Once it was of Col. John Jacob Astor, who perished sent to him by British admirers. Vests and other goods for A VALUABLE FARM! a knightly death, an honorable sol- on April 15, 1912, in the wreck of the Pitt, Complete assortment of Gauze dier's death; now it is death by ma- On Tuesday morning fire destroyed Summer. will sell at public Titanic. The undersigned chinery. That is what is sticking in Blue Mountain House in the DEPARTMENT offers the "Same the premises, about 4 miles A vigorous denial that pickpockets the' GENTS' FURNISHING sale, on my gullet. We are being hustled from of Western Maryland. Merchandise. east of Emmitsburg, close to the Taney- had relieved Henry Lane Wilson,United mountains Values" in Seasonable life to death by experts, by mechani- The loss is estimated at about $200,000. town road, on cians. And, just as they turn out but- States ambassador to Mexico, of official Saturday, August .]0, tons and pins by wholesale methods of papers, was made by the Ambassador. Wednesday. E PmU TL sC SuQ URARE G turning explosive at 2 o'clock, P. M., all that desirable production. so they are now Mrs. Ross P. Schlabach, wife of Stupefying fumes of an CHARLES ROTERING 86 SONS real estate known as the William Mor- out the crippled and the dead by ma- Lieutenant Schlabach, assistant naval overcame 16 men, killing one and caus- of 100 acres, more STRICTLY CASH rison farm, consisting chinery." constructor in the United States Navy ing a panic among 400 others in the. or less, adjoining lands of William Bol- Feb 26 lily her five-year-old daughter, Eliza- Catskill Aqueduct, 700 feet under the linger and Clarence Putman, and others. In a Kilt. and are under cultivation, the Adventures Ninety acres just beth, were killed at Buena, N. J., by of downtown New York. rest is in timberland, improved by a A Scotch military official has their automobile being struck by an sent in AMP" 2-story "L" brick house, containing 9 finished an imperial tour in a kilt. He The relief ship Loevenskiold, rooms, summer kitchen attached, large walked through India, Ceylon, Aus- electric train. search of Lieutenant Schroeder-Stranz bank barn 60x40 feet, just new; wagon tralia and New Zealand, covering over Sunday. and party in the Arctic, has sunk, but To say that you received perfect satisfaction, that you hog pens, buggy shed, shed, corn crib, 50,000 miles, says the London Mail. all on board escaped and are continuing chicken house, wood shed, smoke house, "The highlander's garb," he says, District Attorney Manwell and two with your purchase and call again is the search. are more than pleased plenty of good water, two wells and "attracted a surprising amount of at- deputy sheriffs, of Yuba county, Cali- some fruit trees. way that you cistern at the house, tention. At Taranto, in Italy, I was fornia, were shot and killed and six Lord Rocksavage,heir of the Marquis what you sure will do,is only saying in another buildings on the premises are in All arrested for doing an impromptu high- others wounded, including two women, of Cholmondeley, and Miss Sybil Sasson good condition, mostly new. The land 1 have made your purchase at cultivation, having land fling in the street. In Ceylon I when a sheriff's posse attempted to quell the richest girl in England, were mar- I is in a high state of been lately limed over. The entire came near to being murdered at a re- a hop pickers' riot in Wheatland, Cal. ried in London. post fencing. for took me for farm is well fenced, mostly ligious festival, people Forty suffragettes interrupted the President Wilson nominated Preston Convenient to church, school, mill, store a devil. In New Zealand a Maori service in St. Paul's McGoodwin, of Oklahoma, to be minis- Brothers" and railroad. chief offered me a native bride in ex- Sunday morning "Matthews Possession will be given on April 1st, change for the costume. My kilt was Cathedral, in London, by chanting a ter to Venezuela. privilege of 1914. Purchaser can have certainly a nuisance sometimes. The prayer in behalf of Mrs. Emmeline Four trainmen and a negro tramp BOWLING putting out fall crops. is so powerful that I Pankhurst. They were ejected by when a PROPRIETORS OF CANDY SHOP, ALLEY,POOL ROOM -$200 on day of purchase, one- sun in Australia were killen near Marietta, Ga., I Terms de third purchase price on April 1st, 1914 spent much money on eau cologne ushers after a scuffle. Louisville and Nashville freight train exposed knees when possession will be given, the bal- with which to bathe my Demolition of a mosque at Cawpore, left the rails and rolled down an em- purchaser; or may re- in an attempt to keep off mosquitoes." AND EMMITSBURG BOTTLING WORKS ance at option of India, caused rioting. The police fired bankment. main in the farm properly secured, if dec desired. Explaining the Needle. into the mob, killing 13 persons and in- The United States torpedo-boat de- WILLIAM MORRISON. A typesetter in a printing house be- jured 40. stroyer Cummings, built a cost of $761, Wm. T. Smith, Auct. came very adroit in explaining the Three persons were drowned and ten 500, was successfully launched at Bath, large number of misprints for which others narrowly escaped death when a Me. RAILROAD. he was responsible. Even when he FREDERICK launch in which they were riding struck The Senate was called upon to order changed his work and became a waiter THURMONT DIVISION. a rock and sank on Oneida lake, Syra- control by the in a restaurant, says the Berlin Echo, an investigation of the Schedule in Effect June 13, 1913. cuse, N. Y. Louisville and Nashville Railroad of the Bank his skill did not forsake him. One day The Emmitsburg Savings and St. Louis All Trains Daily unless Specified. he had served a guest with a plate of S. Osgood Pell,millionaire real estate Nashville, Chattanooga soup and was turning away when he operator of New York,and his chauffeur and other subsidiary roads parallel to it. EMMITSBURG MARYLAND Leave Frederick Arrive Thurmont was called back sharply. were instantly killed at the Long Beach Robert C. Ogden, of New York, a LEWIS RHODES, 5.10 a. m 6.00 a. m. "This is an outrage!" cried the in- crossing, about three miles from Long philanthropist widely known,died at his J. 7.15 a. m. iny President 6.25 a. m. Except Sunday dignant diner. find a needle in Beach, L. I., about 11 o'clock P. M. residence at Kinnebunkport, Maine. 9.05 a. m. soup! 8.15 a. in What does this mean?" when their automobile was struck by a Supreme Knight James A. Flaherty, WM. A. DEVILBISS, 10.00 a. m 10.50 a. m. "Just m. a misprint. sir," explained the accamation Vice-President 12.00 M. Except Sunday 12.50 p. former Long Island electric train. Philadelphia, was elected by p. m. typesetter. "It should have conven- 1.50 P. m 2.40 been a Mrs. Alice Brocarr, of Philadelphia, for a third term at the national H. M. WARRENFELTZ, 4.50 p. m. noodle." He 4.00 p. in mentally the tion of the Knights of Columbus. Cashier ..... 7.10 p. m. deranged, cut throats of 6.20 p. in placed in nomination by City Soli- 10.00 p. in 10.50 p. m. four of her children and then commit- was ted suicide. tor, of Philadelphia. Farm Loans Leave Thurmont. Arrive Frederick. Wood's High -Grade Seeds. Thursday, Read! A 6.07 a. m 6.55 a. m. Monday. the best known 7.30 a. m. Except Sunday 8.20 a. m. While describing "figure eights" in Col. S. F. Cody, one of Specialty 9.15 a m 10.05 a. m. aviators in and a passenger his aeroplane above the Johannesthal Englann, Reflect! 11.20 a. m 12.10 p. m. I Evans killed when Cody's named were Except Sunday 1.45 p. m. Crimson Clover aerodrome, Herr Broks, of Berlin, a 1.00 p. m monoplane turned turtle near Aldershot Collections 2.55 p. in 3.45 p. m. The King of Soil Improvers, young aviation pupil, fell to his death. 207 6.10 p. m. splendid fall, and buried both men under it when it Resolve! Made 5.20 p. m also makes The Senate confirmed the appoint- 7.35 p. m 8.25 p. in. and spring grazing, crashed to earth. winter George Harold Todd, of New Speedily At 11.00 p. m 11.45 p. in. the earliest green feed, or ment of The United States battleship New PROVIDE service crop. assistant to the Attorney Favorable Through Pullman between a good hay York, to be Hampshire, with ex-Governor Lind, of and Chicago. Baltimore, Pittsburgh increase General of the United States. Rates. are made with all CRIMSON CLOVER will Minnesota, the special envoy to Mexico, Direct connections the land more William Preble Longfellow, a The Rainy Day First Western Maryland, through and local the productiveness of Pitt sailed from Galveston to Vera Cruz. For than twenty times as much as the same nephew of the poet Longfellow, and an trains both East and West. fertilizers. Five hundred were killed or wounded amount spent in commercial architect of note, is dead at his home in Every Can be itself or at the last in the fighting between the Chinese BY STARTING sown by Gloucester, mass. Accommoda- working of corn, cotton or other cultiva- government troops and the rebels at ted crops. Dr. Pierre Roux, director of the Pas- tion teur Institute in Paris, announced the CanT hteonJapanese in an- BANK ACCOUNT! Consistent George S. Eyster We are headquarters for government an A discovery of an anticholera serum. swer to Secretary Bryan's last note de- With Safe Crimson Clover, Alfalfa, the Bask LIVERYMAN William Laimbeet, banker and so- fends position previously assumed, Banking Winter Vetch, and all ciety leader died as a result of injuries that the Land Ownership Bill violates In the Methods AT THE ROWE STABLES Farm Seeds, received in an automobile accident. the Japanese-American treaty. SUNSHINE Afterward, Extended To for prices and Descriptive MARYLAND Write SEND A You'll Enjoy It More! EMMITSBURG, Fall Catalog,giving information RUBBER STAMPS. COPY Our Patrons. for fall "Souvenir about all seeds sowing. Rubber Stamps for all purposes. of Views of Emmitsburg" to your absent The price has Fine teams for all occasions. The kind that lasts. Stencils, friend. reduced one half. WE PAY 4% TIME DEPOSITS. T. W.WOOD 0 SONS, brass and enamel signs, seals, pock- been INTEREST ON Teams for salesmen and pleasure cents delivered over counter-7 Seedsmen, - Richmond, Va. et punches, ink and ink pads. Leave 5 UNDER THE BANK parties a specialty. your orders with cents by mail, postage prepaid. SUPERVISION Of THE STATE EXAMINER THE WEEKLY CHRONICLE March 22-1yr. 7-18-4ta tf THE WEEKLY CHRONICLE. 0:11r pritlg Ulirnuirlt

T T D may be a mistake of the Ocean Ships Sow Seeds. I publisher in thinking he has J. L. TOPPER 86 SON I NM I During the last few years botanists been favor, as a Successors to TOPPER & SWEENEY done a but have noticed that there has been a rule whenever a newspaper loses CASH .great leveling up of plants on the in- FASHION HINT The Philosophy Undertakers, Funeral Directors one subscriber on account of pique numerable islands scattered over the there are usually two or three oth- Pacific. Tile vegetation of two islands and Embalmers ers gained for the very reason that 1,000 miles apart is as likely as not to By JUDIC CHOU ET of Selfishness the one feels aggrieved. DIVIDENDS be exactly the same, while formerly there used to be marked difference. The broad-minded and intelligent This Expert Embalming Service Rendered by Mr. The reason is said to be the steamship. embroidery for the front sleeves By KATHLEEN l. M'CURDY subscriber will recognize the fact and cuffs of a blouse can be done in that it is only the negative quality The Pacific is now covered with a net- Robert Topper, Graduate of Johns Hopkins eyelet embroidery with the stems out- in life that never crosses the feel- ON GOODS , work of steamer routes. At each port lined. or it can be made combi- When Jollies% l'eriiins was a boy in School of Embalming. ings of anybody.—Jennings (La.) the wind pours a fine powder of almost with a nation of eyelet work and his native town of Bloornsberry he Herald. invisible seeds over each ship and solid em- ElYINIITSI3IJI2(3, was everybody's pet. When he smiled YOU BUY blows ashore some of those she receiv- Telephone Connections. Can be Reached Day ed at previous ports of call. Thus his eye lighted up and a dimple ap- or Night. ships are, without knowing it, altering peared in each cheek. His face chang- 7-18-1yr Paint---Drouth the vegetation of the Pacific islands. ed, however, in a twinkling at the re- By HOLLAND. Trains sow seeds too. At any rate. cital of a tale of woe or an injury to that is the explanation offered by bota- any animal. For this reason some ALBERT ADELSBERGER The longer the drouth the more C OUNDS doesn't good, it? nists for the way in which the middle called him chicken hearted. rain is required to And the water the earth. best of it is it is west is growing plants that once be- When Johnny grew to manhood. true. These cash dividends The building longed to the Atlantic coast. Even the while he was as much beloved, his longer a goes without, dollar LIVERYMAN are paid on every you barren eastern slopes of the Rockies stand in the community was not as painting the dryer it gets and more spend, spend provided you are now growing trees that were never high as it had been when he was a HOTEL SPANGLER paint is required to keep water out. wisely and buy goods that planted by the hand of man. The child. Men and women occupy a dif- A ten gallon Job this year is a the maker believes in so trains have done the sowing.— Stray ferent sphere from either children or Emmitsburg, Maryland strongly that advertises eleven gallon Job next year—you he Stories. youths. The latter periods are nat- them. ural; the former is artificial. will save money by using the best Advertised are not Edward Jones, a rich man of the goods A Tax Scheme That Failed. Automobile For Hire paint, always the town, died and left cheapest so far as Switzerland has always prided itself his fortune to amount them found an institution to be called the the asked for on its independence, and in fiscal mat- Fine Horses and First-Class Jones Lyceum. It was a beautiful is concerned. But they are ters this proud spirit, which will brook DEVOE'S monument to Mr. Jones and was fre- INVARIABLY THE BEST. no interference with the rights of the Carriages. quented by the best people. The poor And this makes them cheap- Individual, even by the state in quest Drumme-s est when all con- had no use for it, and if they bad their Teams for and J. Thos. Gelwicks, Agt. things are of revenue, has sometimes been ex- sidered. c.° clothes were not good enough to war- apri124-ly hibited in curious ways, says the Pall 9 0 Pleasure Parties a Specialty CO rant their going there. One day Johs When you buy for the same Mall Gazette. As the inquisitorial mays-09 iv Perkins was standing before it admir- money a better article than methods income tax collectors are of ing the architecture of the building. you have been buying you get loving Swiss. abhorrent to the freedom A beggar came along and asked him a cash dividend on your pur- boxes several OPTOMETRIST were once set up in can- for hlms. He gave the beggar s chase. When you pay less for tons to receive the voluntary contribu- DR. C. L. KEFAUVER, FREDERICK, 111). nickel, all the money he had in his an article of the same quality tions hoped EMBROIDERY DESIGN FOR BLOUSE. of loyal citizens. It was pocket at the time. He looked from you get a cash dividend. that this method of relying on the pub- broidery. In the latter case work the Mr. Jones' monument to the beggar lic spirit of the people would prove THESE DIVIDENDS ARE dots and oval figures as eyelets and and from the beggar back to the mon- successful in raising money for public make the leaves in solid embroidery. ument. PAID TO THE' READERS ends; but, alas for human nature, in When making the dots as eyelets "When I've got a fortune," he said to the course of collectors on OF ADVERTISEMENTS IN time the first encircle by running a thread himself. "I won't leave it to the rich; opening the boxes found nothing but— THIS PAPER. around the outline, pierce with a stilet- I'll leave it to the poor. No. I won't. trousers buttons. So the voluntary sys- to and work closely over and over. either," he said on second thought. tem, after fair trial, had to be reluc- To make the ovals and leaves as eye- I'll enjoy it myself—enjoy It by giving tantly abandoned in favor of a dec- lets run a thread around the stamped It away while I live." laration of capital and income which Mr. Lavery's "Scottishness." figures, then cut a slit lengthwise, then John had no idea whatever when lis is liable to official investigation. John Lavery. the eminent artist, is crosswise, push back the material and said this that he had struck the philos- often taken for a Scotsman owing to work closely over and over. ophy of true selfishness. He thought Napoleon's Weapon the fact that he was 'brought tin in Rusty. When making the leaves of solid not of doing a duty, only of giving Will be in EMMITSBURG, MD., at "SLAGLE HOTEL" In recalling the sword which Napo- Glasgow and first made his mark there. embroidery pad the stamped figures by himself pleasure by benefiting others. leon presented to the Russian Graud Second Thursday of Each Month. Ile is, however, an Irishman, bOrn at darning backward and forward length- When John went home he found ths Duke Constantine at Tilsitt on the oe Belfast. Soon after coming to London wise and then cover closely with over postman at the door, who handed him NEXT VISIT THURSDAY, AUGUST 14th, 1913. casion of the treaty between Napoleon the young painter held an exhibition of and over stitches worked in the oppo- a letter. It was postmarked Dawson, and Russia in his works. This was attended by a 1807, a Paris site direction from the padding. The Alaska. .Tohn was mystified. He knew asserts that, although Na"ss! al- well known art collector, a Scotsman. stems may be outlined. no one in Alaska. However, he opened ways carried two pistols in his ,!,es. WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE who bought several pictures. In send- the letter and found that it was from a check he very rarely used them. ilk i WESTMINSTER, MD. ing Mr. Lavery this gentleman an attorney. informing him that John said he was glad to be the means of sword, as he called it. was so suses, This May Manton pattern is stamped in IIEV. T. II. LEWIS. D. D.. LL. D., PRESIDENT several sizes. Send 10 cents to this office, Perkins had recently died, leaving John helping a brother Scot. In its sheath that at the Hui giving number, 490, and it will be prompt- Perkins residuary legatee of his estate. Mr. Lavery wrote, thanking him. but Arcis-sur-Aube in 181-1 hsil call ly forwarded to you by mall. If in haste For Young Men and Women Separate Departments It was intimated that the property in Scot. but an aid-de-camp to help him dra w it. send an additional two cent stamp for let- pointing out that he was no was very valuable and It is also said that the else esss ter postage. When ordering use coupon. he had better an Irishman. come at once and attend to it. LOCATION unexcelled, 1,000 feet above the sea, in the highlands sufli whose figure in a long gray cloak and "However." he added. "I am No Size "bicorne" everywhsee eseenas, 4 When John showed the letter to his of Maryland. Pure air, pure water, charming scenery. dent's' Scottish to have delayed telling is :;(1 made for himself a mother she told him that this John an hour's run from Baltimore. check." helmet and breast• Name Only you this until I had cashed your Perkins was his father's younger have plate set with emeralds and diamonds. EQUIPMENT He was afraid his patron might brother, who had disappeared some fif- complete. Twenty acre Campus: Modern Buildings: "stopped" the check on learning his But on first trying them on he found Address teen years before. .fohn had been nam- Comfortable Living Accommodations: Laboratories: Li- true nationality.—London that he looked too much like a Roman Answers. ed for him. brary: Gymnasium: Power and Heating Plant. ------warrior, and he discarded them. This armor that Napoleon had on but once John went to Alaska. where he re- mained CURRICULUM up-to-date. Classical, Scientific, Historical, and Peck - Bull Tries to Kill man. is today to be seen under glass in the several years. When he re- turned he was drawing an income of gogical Courses, leading to A. B. Degree. Music, Elo- Frank Plandeski had a thrilling ex- army museum. $30.000 a year from mines he had in- SEND FOR CATALOGUE cution perience with a bull while picking AND BOOK OF VIEWS and Oratory. Strong Faculty. herited from his uncle. He converted blackberries along a stream near Glas- English Official Red Tape. FASHION HINT his property into mortgages, settled in In "Memories of the Sea" Admiral his native town and began to enjoy g°w'A rlpec elshirt worn by the berry picker Penrose Fitzgerald says that one day, life in his OWn selfish way. Is supposed to have enraged the bull. after Lord Gilford had been retired mouxxxicloccialumnixxxliximmix By JUDIC CHOLLET It was not long before he had Plandeski was in a stooping position, from the quarterdeck for a spell to a acquir- ed a reputation for a miser. with his back to the field, when the position in the admiralty office, an old He gave nothing away, except animal without warning butted him friend and shipmate visited him there The corset cover with a straight edge under promise from the and he landed in the middle of the and found him sitting at his desk, up is such a simple one and so easy to recipient to hold the gift a profound stream. to his eyes in papers, nursing his make that young girls who know little secret. And all the recipi- ASK FOR The bull, bellowing with rage, start- wounded wrist. silent •and morose, of sewing like to make it. ents were those of the middle and low- ed into the stream after him, but er classes. The pondering a question he did not seem This one can be finished with bead- Jones memorial was Plandeski recovered sufficiently from able to solve. referred to as ing at the waist line or with a peplum illustrating the benefit • the shock to swim to the opposite bank "That pile of papers you see there," done the town by the donor of the ly- G. L. BREAD to safety. said he, "is the result of three months' ceum in contrast with the niggardli- heated controversy as to whether the ness of John Perkins. John also suf- Boy, 12, Killed by Sister. boys in the training ships are to be fered from persons who applied to him IT IS The twelve-year-old son of Thomas supplied with pewter spoons or wheth- for money to use in various schemes Edwards, who resides ten miles nortt which would • er they are to dip up the new ration make them rich. They of Steele. N. D., was accidentally sho were all of treacle with their bread and without refused. for John at the out- Pure, and killed by his ten-year-old sister set had made a Wholesome, the use of spoons, and we have not set- resolution to keep all While the parents were away fro: tled it yet." his money for needy persons. home the children attempted to shoo The enmity John excited among the a hawk that had come into the y srd. Satisfying. better classes as he grew older embit- tered them against him. He lived with his old mother in a comfortable house, ASK YOUR DEALER Into which none of his own class ever came. The reason was, primarily, that G. L. BAKING COMPANY, such persons were not invited; but, Daddy's Bedtime secondarily, they knew there was nothing to be made out of John Per- FREDERICK, MARYLAND kins. They had no time to waste on Thoughtless Jimmy those who would be of no benefit to a them. There were rumors that be was lyr the Little II 748 — And Gr3vs,k., not quite so bad as he was Story painted, The but whenever such came to his ).SS LI IS 001011 111011 II ICU JIM SS'S Memory Elf. Elf Grew to Be ears he Very Tall. squelched them by saying that he was SAIKAAISASSWWAISAAIVAIVIAWsIisolq selfish; he knew it and didn't care jball,ACE had lost his little boys who belonged and the next day the to whether the world admired or his team were blamed going to play a game. They needed the ball; but, alas. him for it Jack could not find it. John gave away all of his income ex- ii7 DAYS "Wish I had a fairy around to do my remembering for me," Jack v— 1;Y1 cept a couple of thousand dollars, grumbled as he and Evelyn came up their bedtime story. for which was all he and his mother need- "Do you. sir" daddy I'm very glad you haven't. can Come everybody. Life has more ups answered. "Well. I ed to be comfortable. After his moth- to tell,H youe i t storyo about a little dial)who such a fairy. r had just er died he didn't spend as much, and than downs. Right now, while you are was e of those boys who are always forgetting. When one day he ONE PIECE his reputation for being a miser was to school without his punished for forgetting them, and he CORSET COVER. went books he was enhanced. How could it be otherwise making, you ought to be saving; then wished. you are doing, that he could have some one to do his remem- just as below, as shown. It is pretty, made since he would not permit any one he when bering.,Hefomr the downs come you will have some- from embroidered flouncing, but is also benefited to tell of what he had donei ahdieulthe wish out he was coming home school. Some- thing loud as from a good model for a plain material. And the more he gave the crustier re- to fall back on. body snickered just behind and, turning round, he saw a tiny little elf. him, A great deal of crepe de chine is be- marks he made No one understood "'I'll do your remembering for you, Master Jimmie,' the elf offered. Where is the Money you have been ing used for underwear this season, him, and no one cared to understand I just wish you Jimmie urged eagerly. "'Say. would,' and the girl who likes dainty garments earning all these years? You spent it "The elf told Jimmie that would have to go around him everywhere it with will find this one of crepe de chine When John died, with no relative tc and tiet li he might it. no one could. and somebody else that..m be able to see else with scalloped edges a charming. ad- benefit by his fortune, everybody won- put it in bank. Why hoigIliought had what this a very fine way to do, for his parents he dition to her lingerie. dered what would become of it. _ don't you put your unpleasant way insisting that he own work. own money in the thought an of should do his For the sixteen-year-old size the cor- Surely the town at last would get are several the elf bank yourself---why let the "'There things that you have Thrgotten now,' suggested, set cover will take one and a half something from the old curmudgeon other fellow and, quick as wink. Jimmie recalled the errands his mother had asked him to what you earn. yards of flouncing fourteen inches On opening the will it was found that save do for her. wide. with half a yard sixteen inches a splendid fortune had been frittered "'Well, rim nearly home I don't want to go back,' Jimmie said. in anyway. for the peplum, or one and an eighth away small gifts It was not known BE "The elf grew a little taller every time Jimmie shirked doing some task. how INDEPENDENT yards of plain Material thirty-six many persons were benefited, but By and by the elf was as tall as Jimmie, and in a short time he had shot up inehes wide. their name was legion. The legacies AND until he was as tall as a man. And the funny part of it was Jimmie could 1 ranged between $100 and $10.000. The scarcely remember anything if he tried he was so used to allowing the elf to eaa part of This May Manton pattern is it was that there were START A BANK ACCOUNT do his remembeeiilfiing geo. cut in sizes legacies WITH US. for girls from fourteen to eighteen years for those whom the deceased "When the tall as a tree Jimmie began to be afraid to have such Send cents of age 10 to this office, giving was not supposed to have known. a giant around. ttva a s a good deal in the way. number. UM. and it will be promptly for- John you by send Perkins' memory has dropped "'There's'isTth oe s one way to get rid of me,' the overgrown elf chuckled, 'and warded to mail. If in haste out of additionAl IWO cent letter the minds of his fellow citizen/ PAID ON that" your o Wn remembering without my help.' stamp for 4% INTEREST TIME DEPOSITS postag.. When ordering use coupon But that of the founder of the Jones "'I'll do it,' Jimmie declared. Memorial is still green. The best peo- "At first it was dreadfully hard work, but as he saw the elf shrink each ESTABLISHED 1882 No Size ple of the town frequent it and are time he succeeded he tried harder and harder. At last the elf was almost his proud of it. Visitors are shown it an natural size. One day when he went out to walk Jimmie lost him. He has Name the main institution of the place The never seen him since. And now when Jimmie is asked to do anything or has poor never enter Its portals. ANNAN, HORNER 86 CO., Bankers any little duty on hand he can remember splendidly. He is afraid the elf may A rid ress Query.—Which was preferable—the Oct 809f. come back and grow again to be a giant." I eourse pursued by Jones or Perkins? 4 My. rrklu TilrottirIr

United States and the contiguous ize the importance of doing just "THE torrid spell comes right What Makes Flowers Blue. The Old Man's Money. hear 'bout the old man's tir rritill Tigattirit. the Of all the many sub,tances that are 'Did you islands of the Spanish main, that thing. in the midst of the office seeker's combined to make a flower, what is experience in the bankin' business?" the particular one to which is due the "No. What was it?" PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT EMMITS- crafty chimpanzee of Venezuela There is nothing of a joke about winter of discontent," says an BURG, MARYLAND. blue. red or yellow color? Why, for "Why, he put 860 in bank—first mon- has again given all his watchers it. It is a very serious matter exchange. Even at that there example. are gentians blue and roses ey he'd ever put there—an' the boys GAIT, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR, the slip, and he is once more in that should receive prompt and will be a freeze out for many of red, and why has no one ever seen a tol' him that he'd better keep a eye STERLING red gentian or a blue rose? The chem- on the bank, as they failed mighty fre- the saddle. But experience every Taking the plants that quent an' he WUZ liable to lose all." year in advance: Six intelligent attention from of them. ist can tell us. TERMS:—One Dollar a violet—flow- months. 50 cents. Trial subscriptions. Three teaches that it is a dangerous ex- in the land. produce really blue—not "Well?" months. 25 cents. housekeeper ers, he considers which of their con- "Well, he hung round that bank so known on applica- AFTER fattening off the public AVERTISING RATES made periment to make one's head- stituents is peculiar to them. True constant that the bank people got sus- tion at this office. The mosquito is a disseminator for years the express companies veronicas, salvias, ver- picious of him an' thought he wuz THE PROPRIETOR reserves the right to decline quarters "in the saddle," and blue exists in any advertisements which he may deem objection- of many disease germs; the com- penstemon, ne- goin' to blow the bank up. Whenever —those well organized bands of benas, basil, solanutn. able. possibly Vicente Gomez will mophila. convolvulus. borage, hound's he seen the cashier come out he fol- NO ATTENTION whatever will be paid to mon house fly the spreader of getting their in all the orders allied to lered him round town, always keepin' anonymous contributions. soon strike the final blow as he plunderers—are tongue and MANUSCRIPTS offered for publication will be many more. The Government the gentianaceae and compositae, but him in sight. An' it wuz the same accompanied by returned if unavailable, when the troops, in desserts. never in lupins. vetches, peas, gerani- way with the bank president an' all Stamps. goes marshalling has its experts at work on AND POTOMAC PHONE. had primulas, roses, bal- the clerks. An' when he finally ap- CHESAPEAKE buckram or clouts that were but ums, hollyhocks, the extermination of the one— Editorials From Maryland sams, flax. etc. All the blue produc- plied for a job as janitor o' the in- Entered as second-class matter January 1. 1909, their ing plants just named have a tannin in stitution, so's he could be on the spot Emmitsburg. Md.. under the yesterday drawing from the at the post office at and marvelous have been re- Exchanges. exist in the oth- in case o' trouble, they had him arrest- Act of March 3. 1879. bluish smoke them which does not "puros," as the sults—while now not only the ers. This is called caffetannin. It is ed, an' the judge decided that he wuz Sky Laws. not in tea. Tea crazy, an' they wuz jest about to send FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1913. "circled to the dome," dreams of The Blue found in coffee. but Government and the separate him to a lunatic asylum when his So called "blue sky" laws have now contains another form of tannin, which sweet do-nothingness and repose; which makes ca- friends explained things, an' the bank indepen- states but also vast numbers of pending in thirty states. In eleven Is the same as that THE CHRONICLE will be been folks give him his money an' tol' him and who are now keeping step to books. mellias red.—Exchange. dent in politics, progressive in spirit cities and the smaller munici- at least they are on the statute to git."—Exchange. what it conceives As the reader is no doubt aware, the and a champion of the tantivy of the patriotic strains Caring For His Health. palities are waging war upon the was given from the ability of to be right. Its columns will al- name Not many people guard their health What First Aid Did For Him. which tell of the glories of Boli- in ways be open for a dignified die. other. slick promoters to sell securities so carefully as Sir Tatton Sykes, who Over the telephone came a message cussion by the people of any subject var or Morazan. property no better than a mine of "blue winter five or six coats when a man had been seriously hurt, yes millions of in wore that that may seem to them interesting, Thousands, sky." out riding and shed some of them as and the specialist was urged to imme- This renewed invasion by Cas- the room or that may in anywise be a benefit germs attach themselves to the The American people have been los- he became warmer. Prince Poutiakine, diate attention. On entering however, took even stronger precau- the patient lay the great doctor to the community at large. tro is, as Pope says, "right, when ing nearly $100,000,000 a year in frauds. where house fly. These are deposited tions against illness. If there was a paused with a look of astonishment [Editorial from The Chronicle, will While the new laws may contain foolish properly understood," for it milk and other touch of cold in the air he had fires lit "My dear man," he exclaimed to the June 8, 1906.p on solid food, in provisions that would hamper legiti- give President Wilson an oppor- In his grounds before venturing to patient, "I didn't expect to find you liquids and in places where germ mate industry, the time has ceased stroll in them. His waistcoats were in a condition like this! What have policy not can be allowed to ped- pieces, joined at yourself? Was it tunity to carry out his breeding is materially aided. when promoters made in two separate you been doing to from door to the sides by buttons, so that he could only in maintaining the Monroe dle worthless securities an automobile?" 1913 AUGUST 1913 Cess pools, garbage cans and even door like turnips. take them off or put on additional ones "No, doctor," feebly replied the pa- IW T S without removing his coat. If caught walking SI1VCT F Doctrine in spirit and letter, but where If the amount of money named above tient. "I was along the street public stores perishable a shower he sheltered himself with on a diplo- is lost in absolute fakes, probably a in and slipped banana skin." in grafting on American are displayed are an umbrella, nearly two feet wide, "Slipped on a banana skin!" cried 12 foods and fruits good deal more goes into projects that which came down below his waist and the doctor, with greater amazement. macy a new feature, such as he of reality, but among the most prolific sources have some appearance was pierced with little windows. In "Do you mean to tell me that a banana 3 4 56 7 8 9 letter of March would never pass the scrutiny of a care- the prince wore boots forecast in his of breeding from fly deposited very hot weather skin did all this?" a ful business man. coated with tin as a protection against "No, doctor," was the weak rejoinder 12, which might be termed much care in soaked 1011 1213141516 germs and too man- Real estate promotion schemes have mad dogs, and carried sponges of the patient. "When I fell I was of the with vinegar in his shirt front to ward warning to the marplots agement, a too solicitous regard been a favorite field. An investment carried into a store and treated by in land and buildings always looks se- off unpleasant smells. — Manchester somebody who had studied first aid to 17181920212223 Latin Republics. and Guardian. for cleanliness disinfection cure. the injured."—Philadelphia Telegraph. There was a time when those cannot be exercised. A company buys a piece of land that )052 26 27 282930 Moon Blunders. For the Farmer. may be attractive. It lays out streets, The Horse toadied to Anglomaniacs or The speedy and effective dispo- The moon, it seems, is responsible Farmers need a balanced type of who erects a few buildings, carves out house - — - for more authors' "howlers" even than horse. No kind of work demands a intended for publi- -Germanic frenzy might like sition of garbage is essential; issues glowing circulars with q Communications Pan lots. It nightingales. Baroness Orczy in "Pet- greater number of qualifications. In perhaps had to cation in this paper, letters of a busi- the international professor who covering all manner of food stuffs, pretty pictures. It has ticoat Government" draws a beautiful hot weather and in cold, on good roads ness nature in relation to the Chronicle, mortgage its entire property for all it picture of a crescent moon rising over audience in Berlin the prompt cleansing of and in mud, with light machinery or and all orders for Job Printing to be said to his and is worth. Then it may sell stock in the the treetops in the far eastern sky at an empty wagon and with the heavy done at this office should be addressed to some years ago that the Monroe places and vessels in which food equity, and issue "first mortgage" 11 o'clock on a June evening. The pic- gang plow or the big load of corn, the is a pity to de- THE WEEKLY CHRONICLE. bonds on the stock. ture is so nice that it farm horse must cover a considerable Doctrine was but an empty sound has been kept or cooked is neces- it, but the invention is prepos- Now if all the people who buy these stroy distance each working day. Weight terous. Lucas Malet errs in a similar accomplish results any •'FREDERICK COUNTY. and like some sounds, full of fury sary as a first step in the crusade bonds and stocks have the faith to "sit alone will not fashion in one of her novels. Miss than will speed alone. Farm Frederick is next to the largest tight," the proposition may be sound. more and meant nothing, but Presi- for the riddance of flies. Stevens in "The Veil" speaks of the horses to be efficient with modern -of the counties of Maryland. In If the land is well located, it may in- seen at sunset pray- dent Wilson as we may learn by Fly traps furnish perhaps the new moon being heavy machinery and loads must be population and wealth it ranks next crease in value. er, "a thin slip in the east." A little big, but the size must be combined to Baltimore county. In the fertil- catching the spirit of his work, best means of attracting and The essential weakness is partly in study would show that when the moon with a balanced conformation. Seven- ity and productiveness of its lands human nature. One day some one rises at sunset it must necessarily be teen hands is a good height. We the "History of the American catching these pests. Fly traps the same it ranks among the first in the Un- gets scared. If money is tight and the a full moon or nearly so. In know that horses of this height and and sets again ion, and 'especially in the produc- People," has something in mind are easily procured, easily made, promoters have cut too close corners, book the full moon rises weighing around 1,600 to 1,800 pounds a period of two hours, whereas have active, tion of ;wheat. The area of this than mere words; there is a demand for a show down. within In moderate flesh can grace- more effective and it is astounding how many the full moon is. of necessity, an all ful locomotion, and they easily fatten great county is 633 square miles. Suits and foreclosures follow. Soon knows that now is the time to in night moon.—Book News Monthly. to weigh a ton.—Breeders' Gazette. The'great body of the people are of he quarts of flies may be caught the paper equity is wiped out. and Scoth-Irish to inaugurate his is also useful Few people who have small savings Little Economies. German, English make the move a day. Fly paper Meilhac's Failure. the to invest analyze these conditions with A postage stamp will purchase you descent, the progeny mostly of and whether it "cracker" or "swat- Meilhac was one of the most sensi- cherished views; and the fly any care. The "blue sky" law will the use of a dollar for 122 days. Three early settlers. The land is mostly tive of authors, and M. Felix Duques- Mexico implement to of these projects. stamps equal the interest on a dollar of fine limestone quality, and the be with the Huertistas of ter" is a handy shut out the worst nel relates his reception of the news remain for one whole year. Little economies greater part of the county is a val- Many hazardous schemes will of one of his rare failures at the Odeon. or the Castros of Venezuela, he have around. rarely enter into the calculations of the lands lying between on which people must use some judg- He had taken refuge from his nervous- ley of rolling average man or woman — those who will soon show the peoples of The all important thing is to ment, and no laws will ever be passed ness in the manager's office, and the Linganore Hills and the Catoc- to $5,000 a year. giving earn from 8500 friends came to him from time to time tin Mountain. This splendid valley republics that they are the the fly, no matter by what that will prevent a fool from easily con- those get Men who smoke cigars to tell him how things were going. is drained by the Monocacy river, away his money. —Elicott City Times. under 30 power and not every scheming means and put him out of com- sume three a day,- costing not They could only tell him first that and is one of the best farmed and the use of centsTenough to pay for things were going badly and then that highly improved and produc- politicastro who ventures to get mission, thereby lessening the A large number of Progressives have that $1,825 were most $1,825 for that day! If they were going worse. At the end the Union. The great party and a intelligent way it tive areas of a revolution for his own am- of disease and the propa- returned to the Republi....an put to work in an of the fourth act they no longer up spread for the rest of crops are wheat and corn.—Mary- committee of thirty made up of fifteen might help win bread thought it worth while to tell him any- land Manual issued by Board of bitious schemes. gation of loathsome and fatal Republicans and fifteen Progress- the family. thing at all. He in the meantime had might take a les- Public Works. ives, is at work to formulate a platform Mr. Common Man collapsed. He had tumbled out of the not yet time, say some of germs. son from Big Business in trivial econo- floor It is to be recommended to the next Republi- utarmchair,etthedfallenea k, oautthe t w r h er mies. As Franklin quoted: and there COURT our publicists, to teach the Latin can State Convention. This Committee clear: DECISIONS OF SUPREME A penny saved Is twopence he was found, with his head buried in WRECKS GETTING TAME. will hold a big mass-convention at the groat a year. OF THE UNITED STATES AS Americans that "the power of A pin a day's a hands, when an attendant at Theatre, Baltimore, on the his last TO NEWSPAPER SUB- It behooves the W. M. (Worst Maryland —Philadelphia Ledger. entered to turn out the gas and lock resides in the con- is ex- SCRIPTIONS. the governors evening of August 14th, which the door.—Paris Temps. Managed) R. R. Novelty Co. to a the governed." This pected to be a monster meeting to rati- The Bath as Tonic. Few readers of newspapers fully sent of recommended by Uncle make out a new program for the fy the reunion of forces that were split The bath Fearless With and clearly understand the laws we boastingly boys as a means of Wild Animals. principle, though at the last presidential election. Repub- Sam to the army Karl governing subscriptions. Follow- fall season. When it started in tired nerves and muscles Hagenbeck, the famous dealer apply to it the name of Ameri- licans and Progressives in sympathy Invigorating in wild animals, became the real friend ing are the decisions of the Supreme and promoting an appetite after a hard with the wreck feature—it need- with the movement to make the Re- suggests itself of the creatures from which the ordi- of the United States on the canism, began with the Achaian day's drill immediately Court the instrument through nary mortal turns with dread and fear. ed this to distinguish it from publican party the very thing for women. It subject: with the republics of as He lent the lions and tigers which at- League, which the people may obtain progres- be Preceded by brushing the Subscribers who do not give ex- other roads -- there was something should tracted so much at the Phila- was caught up sive, honest, efficient and economical and drinking half a pint of cold 'attention press notice to the contrary are con- ancient Rome and teeth delphia exposition in 1876. On the really exciting and admirable government are urged to attend this water, so that the body may be clean sidered as to renew their opening day the man who had trained wishing by the Helvetian League before Times. within as well as without. This done. meeting. —Bel Air the direction subscriptions. about the contortions its trains body from head to waist is rapid- animals and under whose it became our lode star. It is in- the wonderful If subscribers order a discontinu- right and the swabbed with a sponge, repeatedly they were to perform their went through. Cars were piled Ambition is proper and ly never hesi- ance of their periodicals the pub- nate in man. Dr. Wilson, learn- wrung out of cold water, after which tricks fell ill. Hagenbeck best way to serve it in public life is to but went into the lisher 'may continue to send them up like the Eiffel tower, with it is vigorously rubbed with a Turkish tated one moment, ed, expert ethnologist that he is, first serve the interests of the people. the animals went through until all dues are paid. aesthetic side towel. This completed, the upper part cages, and some regard to the Deceit,lying and treachery may win body is dressed their performances for him and seemed If the subscriber refuses to take has judged the situation aright, of the and the lower temporary advantage but beware of the part is the to enjoy his presence. Years later he periodical from the postoffice of the situation; engineers made given same treatment. the and the revolutions of the Huer- after harvest. It is no longer safe to bath is equal to a visited the New York zoo, and there one are directed, he is re- Such a tonic.—Kan- to which they phenomenal leaps, speeded their trust to the short memory of the peo- sas Farmer. of the lions roared a welcome to him, he has settled his tas, the Caranzas and the Castros sponsible until engines over the cross ties or ple; it is getting longer each year, and evidently recognizing the kind master ordered the paper discon- are one whom he had not seen in many bill and his opportunity; and as with this new day of publicity, actions Cook In Small Vessels. years.— down an embankment. Nowa- Excha tinued. who "surveys mankind with ex- will not be forgotten as quickly as they Meats of all kinds, unless intended subscribers move to other place. for soup, should be small If days nothing new takes have in the past. All must awake to cooked In Fished informing the pub- tensive view," and takes in all vessels. To put a large For Silence. places without the new idea of Public Life, and change a small roast in Paley, the sent to Flagmen go to sleep as usual, get pan is is rapid loss theologian, had an ingen- lisher, and the papers are movements "from China to personal service to that of Public wasteful, as there ious method from by evaporation, and a large proportion of warding off the time the former address, the subseriber killed, perhaps, or maimed; there succeed.—Demo- waster. Peru," we believe that he service,if they wish to Is in too large When thinking out a problem is held responsible. beholds dried too much. A stew customary delay due to the cratic Advocate. a water n; he betook himself to the river bank. refus- all these disturbing is the kettle will require more The courts have held that in conflicts used. —Exchange. with a fishing rod. He never really of a locomotive running post cover than should be ing to take periodicals from the but the beginning of the end. sideswipe Aroused at the inroads the parcel fished, but he found that people who or removing and leaving made on package carrying thought postoffice, on another's time, the almost has their Couldn't Lose Him. nothing of disturbing his is Mexico call on the companies are in than a thoughts a them uncalled for primafacie evi- Let yellow business, the express "I refused my husband more would keep at distance so daily spread of rails, etc., but persuaded as not to the fish. To dence of intention to defraud. Niphon, let Venez- a rage at Postmaster General Burleson's dozen times before he finally disturb give col- manikins of or to the he had his If subscribers pay in advance nothing worthy of special men- recent order looking to the reduction of me to be his." ruse portrait a pan-Latinic at last?" painted with fishing rod in hand. they are bound to give notice at uela shout for rates on packages and allowing the "How did he get you tion. Indeed such an ordinary he got an offer to go the end of the time if they do not Sage from the halls of weight to be increased to 20 pounds. "Why, you see, Union, the and had made up his Cultivated. wish to continue taking it, other- assortment of mishaps has been The new order becomes operative Au- to another city out the way — Chicago Record- Mrs. Hiart—Oh, I have the grandest is authorized to Princeton, will point 15, and the express companies, mind to accept It. wise the publisher pulled off of late by the W. M, gust husband. Mrs. Telline—Is he? Mrs send it and the subscriber will be to universal peace and commer- that for years have virtually robbed the Herald. (Worst that, in mart_is he? Why. when I tell him responsible until express notice Managed) R. R. people by charges out of all reason for my cial thrift. He will practically medicalThe owesth e: Dues. dress is going to be peau de sole with payment of all arrearages is response to the demand of quite service rendered, see their end in etbtdeal to cretonne trimmed in ecru, with voile demonstrate that the victories of "The world sent to the publisher. a number of its patrons, we will thetleyh eo Y distant future, and are Doctor'sscience. and cluny Insertion. be knows just peace are greater and more last- fighting prevent the department lll last paid," What I mean.—Kansas City Star. CASTRO THE IRREPRESSIBLE. soon be constrained to desist from wvtehorwhich are destined to complete- declared the doctoroi.ij..eGsr...jniriimi.ia bitterly. ing than those of war. their . A Hot Finish. . Had we the flower of Kismet, noting wrecks on this road unless kill special privilege of goug- —Louisville ,( ing And it may be remark- Friend—Did your novel have a happy come in half somewhatWise we would, like the forlorn maiden they dozen lots. edththeerepiusbnhoc.business that more richly ending? Ititer—No; unhappy- Seven say it down. and I burn at the PERIL FROM THE HOUSE FLY. deserves the fate that is ultimately to Publishers turned trysting place, pluck its "S•ohl.t11 d I 3°d.ol noifw Thatw it Transcript. overtake it than the atrogant ad up.—Boston petals and alternately exclaim, So often have they been warn- EVERY farmer, every business that of soorrriti.E,-sf\ISs-'li:,1•11:::,h should always be extern- express companies. —Midland Journal. poraneons. Boston "He comes, he come," to "swat the fly," and so fre- man and every householder will Transcript. The Better Way. will not ed Reporter-1 guess I'll have no Representative Levy introduced a re- Cub and apply the oracle to Castro quently has this injunction been patronize the parcel post if self- wj-r,s •,11 inferior - m—an —seeks is In my work coPyrighted City Editor solution asking McAdoo to ,, Secretary Ionth,,r:;:,,,,,,,..,.4:111 1s.+ur)elt:iyoti•t omnati seeks !7 Never mind that Just have the col,v the irrepressible. made in a semi-joking way that interest and self-protection are furnish a list of all of govern- transfers rig ht 1 t ul e In spite of the sleuths of the many people have failed to real- to be considered. ment bonds since July 1. 01le rritig (PamirIt 5 Bohemia's Rocky Maze. The Rocky maze of Prachov, near Jacin. in northern Bohemia, is a veri- Mountain View table natural curiosity. It has been A Truth Stranger well described as a gigantic "freak in The stone." To enter the labyrinth Citizens' with- National Bank out a guide is a perilous proceeding. Than Fiction Cemetery for an unwary adventurer would prob- —even between trains— ably speedily be lost In the tortuous OF FREDERICK, MD. sure to visit the windings of the maze, where the paths By ARTHUR W. BREWSTER EMMITSBURG, MD. ire so narrow and crooked and the CAPI rliffs on the side so high that 0TFA:F::: the ex- Michel Monahan was brought up for Beautiful Location, Lots plorer soon loses all idea of locality. trial for the murder of his wife. "We SURPLIT---700,000 Diamond Carefully In days of fiery persecution the Mora- Alleys Attended shall To, Perfect prove, your honor," said the vian and Bohemian brethren's secret pros- ecuting attorney in Drainage, Grounds Well Kept. prayer meetings used to be held here, opening the case, "that the 1 The Finest in the Slate LOTS AT PRESENT $25. just as the early Christians assembled prisoner was heard quarrel- ing J. D. BAKER HALF LOTS - $15. to worship in the catacombs. The with his wife by their neighbors President. WM. G. BAKER Vice Something Going On All The Time SINGLE GRAVES cliffs are honeycombed with cells, and and that he told her in a tone of ma- H. D. BAKER President. $5. Vice President. at the far end of the maze is a rock lignity that since she couldn't live with WM. G. ZIMMERMAN ALL PAYMENTS TO BE MADE BEFORE INTERMENT. Cashier. I castle, where in the old days a robber him without quarreling she SAMUEL G. DUVALL had better - Asst. Cashier, For Information Apply to J. HENRY STOKES. baron lived and took toll of all way- get out. After this quarrel, which oc- DIRECTORS. farers. The shape of some of the curred in the evening, the house where I GEO. WM. SMITH, J. Finest Brands of rocks is very curious. There are, for THOS. H. HALLER,: this couple lived was supposed to be JOHN S. Instance, the miter," RAMSBURG, DANIEL "bishop and the deserted; at least no sounds were heard WM. G. BAKER, BAKER, C. H. CONLEY, "Madonna and the child" and many to come from it, and no person C. M. M. D., SOUVENIR VIEWS was THOMAS, C. E. CLINE, Wines, Liquors, Cigars others.—London Sketch. seen in about it. D. E. 1 or KEFAUYER, P. L. .. OF . . JUDGE HARGETT, "Three days after the evening when J. C. MOTTER, J. D. BAKER. Portugal's Prison of Silence. prisoner 1 SHERWOOD SPECIALTY EMMITSBURG AND VICINITY the told his wife that she had A Entombed in a grim castle on the better get out some boys who crossed NOTICE. outskirts On An Attractive I of Lisbon are some of November the Booklet. 5 Cents. the the back yard of the Monahan place 1st, 1909, this Bank increased its interest most miserable men earth, to Four (4'; ) per cent, rate on These found lying among some bushes the per annum on all its special interest bearing Match Games of Duck Pins Postage Prepaid, 7 Cts. are inmates posits, saiddeposits to remain de- of Portugal's "prison of body of Mrs. Monahan. She wore all in all other respects subject to the provis- ions of the contracts under which silence." In this building everything her jewels, which, though of no great they were made. EVERY WEEK THE WEEKLY CHRONICLE Referring to the that human ingenuity can suggest to value, are a kind of property that ev- above notice, it is not necessary for to present his or her book any depositor Send One to Your Friend render the lives of its prisoners a hor- ery woman prizes. to have any change made. The 4',/c of course, ...co be paid on new rate, will, rible, maddening torture is done. The "The explanation is apparent. deposits made of the same class. JOHN H. FRAZIER The This bank offers corridors, piled tier on tier five stories wife, turned first-class facilities for the transacting feb 17, .11-ly out of the house by a bru- general Banking business. of your high, extend from a common center tal husband, NAN VVVV:AVVVV IA0110V went to the place where July3 1r; like the spokes of a huge wheel. The ,'10-ly she kept her jewels, put them on her ro...... AAAANw...... House of Quality. cells are narrow, tomblike, and within person as the easiest way to carry each stands a coffin. The attendants them and was about to take him at creep about in felt slippers. No one is HANDWORK. People who in buying Groceries, make his word when he followed her and allowed to utter a word. The silence price and cheapness the standard killed her with a club or some other Is Sash, Doors, and Frames instead of quality, will sooner or later, that of the grave. Once a day the heavy weapon, hitting her on the head come to a realizing sense of the false- cell doors are unlocked, and the half and face and rendering her almost un- thousand wretches clothed ECONOMY "SPECIALS" made by hand a ness of their economy. We stand for march out, recognizable. A part of these facts, specialty. quality, first, last and all in shrouds and with covered by In a large stock like ours, money the time; and faces your honor, we shall prove conclusive- saving specials are constantly being put while doing so, we know can to the front, the benefit of which is Jobbing promptly that we masks, for it is part of this hideous ly, and the other parts are entirely lost to those who fail to keep in attend- give you, intrinsically, for so borne touch with us—many a penny saved by better value punishment that none may look upon out those who do. your money than the man who eternally by the first that the whole makes a ed to and done right. the countenance of his fellow $2.49 TAFFETA talks cheapness. This House of Prison- chain of circumstantial evidence fully SILK PETTICOATS $1.89 is a ers. Few of them torture This is a Quality at moderate prices. endure this as strong as if we had witnesses to very inviting bargain—pure Silk Chiffon Taffeta, for years.—Manchester at one of the perfectly made more than ten swear that they saw foremost factories—Colors, Pink, Light Blue, J. THOMAS LANSINGER, ThE BEST ALWAYS. the prisoner com- Shades. First White and Dark News. mit lot snapped .up in a few days. More now. CONTRACTOR and CARPENTER the inhuman act." 1 At the end of this announcement wit- $1.75 CROCHET SPREAD KNOTT, $1.29 F. COLUMBUS Blooms From Today GREEN ST., EMMITSBURG. Split Bulbs. nesses were brought forward with the we place on sale an elegant big Crochet Successor to Besant and Knott, A novel experiment grow- signs at $1.29 —only half Spread—in Marseilles de- is that of testimony, some to state what they case of them—real worth $1.75. Big ing two hyacinth ested buyers. saving to inter- aug 23-1yr FREDERICK, MD. bulbs together. Two had heard on the night of the quarrel, bulbs are selected which are known others to prove that the body found LABIES' "WINGED flower FOOT" STOCKINGS 25 CENTS to about the same time, al- under the bushes was that Odd name—yes—but of Mrs. a great Stocking. It's a Lustrous though in other respects the more di- Monahan. Stocking with a wide, Gauze Lisle When the state had pro- strong hem, a full double sole, high spliced THE INDIVIDUALITY OF verse they are the better. Each is cut one of the best wearing, heel and is duced its evidence the prisoner's attor- if not the best, Gauze Stockings sold from the crown to the base with a cents. It is made at our today at 25 ney brought forward witnesses to very door and the strong demand, country sharp knife in such a way that the test their merit. Black, wide, at- prove that up to the evening of the Tan, White. Try them. central shoot is exposed but not injur- quarrel the couple had lived on MORE ed. The two larger portions good RATINES 25 CENTS of the terms, This is A LEHR that Mrs. Monahan was an ex- the best yet in Ratine at the price. Has PIANO bulbs are then tied together. the cut made more Nubs, is better citable person and that her husband and has more the appearance of its high priced portions facing one another. The dou- White sisters. Tan, Pink and was very patient with her. among them. Our South window tells the story. ble bulb is then potted in the usual This was about all the evidence bear- way. If all has gone well a single ing BROKEN PRICES on the crisp except that which that look like stem comes up. while the flower may wrecks on some light colored Tailored Suits, The Distinctive Quality proved the prisoner's good character to $20, now $9.50. original prices $16 be blue on one Not many, it's true, but what a chance side and pink on the and forbearing disposition. But there for a shrewd buyer other, according to MEN'S LEHR PIANO—the the colors of the was the evidence of the quarrel, and COLORED SHIRTS 79 CENTS Of a quality that makes it so bulbs. The result is highly mystifying there was the body Gentlemen—not often do you get the chance of Mrs. Monahan. small a to buy such a Shirt at so different from other ordinary instruments_ to gardeners who are not "in the price, cut full, neat patterns, perfectly made Monahan had not been seen at the actual by expert Shirt makers, know." The experiment is often worth $1.00, about 200 in lot. Don't miss car- place since the evening when high this. ried out by the Dutch growers and words were heard between him and COMMENCEMENT TOKENS rarely fails if carefully executed.— Young his wife. If ever there was a strong Ladies—Silk Hosiery, Gloves, Fans, Handerchiefs, parasols, London Strand. Neck Fixings. Jewelry, case against an accused person Young Men—Silk Socks, Neckwear, Silk Shirts, this Fancy Shirts, Pocketbooks, LIs Its Pure & Vibrant Tone one was. Umbrellas, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs. When the Plow Handles Fight You. Nionahan's story was this: His wife Pictorial Patterns for July now on sale. A city Mall was driving in the coun- This tone is the object, the purpose for had recently been more than usually which the Lehr in- try and stopped to ask the way of a strument is created. But you yourself, without fretful and his endurance had been assistance, farmer who was plowing in can judge the tone ! Can be seen at a field. put to a severe test. He had resolved Noting the perspiration beading THOS. H. the to go away from home for a short HALLER, farmer's forehead the city man in- time to recoup his patience, also be- Central Birely's Palace of Music, quired: Dry Goods House lieving that a brief separation would "Plowing pretty and 19 North FREDERICK, tough sort of work. be beneficial to both hini.and his wife. 17 Market Street MD.; ain't FREDERICK, MARYLAND it?" Ile had left her at the house without "Nope." said march '27-ly the farmer. "Only saying what he was about to do. He PROF. LYNN STEPHENS, Representative. 'long in the middle of the afternoon had gone to his brother's in a neigh- dec 22-11 when the plow handles get to fightin' boring town and was about to a feller." start back to his own home when he "What do you do then?" was arrested for the murder "Oh, just fight back." The prosecuting attorney referred As the city man drove on lie thought to SHOE this statement as the best the that a farmer's work is a good deal prisoner could devise under the CLARENCE E. McCARREN like that of anybody else. There are circumstances, NEW LOT but no better than any ordinary OF times in every business when the plow per- son could have invented. could handles fight the man that holds them. It not LIVERYMAN be taken seriously —Farm Machinery and Power. in view of the facts EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND. adduced and, above all, the body of Spring and Summer Command the murdered woman. The motive for Shoes or Entreaty. m1.1•1=10.• Speaking of the murder was especially apparent IN epitaphs. there is in an g First-class teams furnished for private use. old Kentucky Monahan. who had turned his wife cemetery a tombstone in- scribed to out of the house, was not g Satisfactory arrangements guaranteed commercial men. the ‘memory of one Sarah willing that Ladies', Misses Cole, long she should take with her her belong- and Children's g Horses boarded and known to her husband and vehicles cared for by the month. ings. Indeed. infuriated the other citizens of her community as so with her g Heavy and light hauling of any kind and for any distance. was he that he did not Men's, "Aunt Sally." During her life there stop at mur- Boys' and Youths' surreys were der. g Buggies, and large pleasure vehicles available at all times. floating rumors to the effect that kept There was nothing for the jury Gaited riding horses—perfectly she "Uncle John," her husband, in to do 9 safe. bring 1913-Spring that somewhat circumscribed space but in a verdict of guilty, which and Summer-1913 •Prompt service and moderate prices. known they did after being to the knowing as "under her out one hour and apr 0-1y ten minutes. They thumb." In any event, his fellow- had tiled back into the court from the jury room M. townsmen like to tell that it was on and had FRANK been asked the ROWE, the 31st of May that Uncle John's mar- formal questions, to memorial the last of which the EMMITSBURG, ble was erected, bearing the foreman had pro- MARYLAND inscription. nounced fatal "Sleep on. Aunt Sally, till the word: resurrection "Guilty." CHARLES M. RIDER the morn!" and that it was on the 1st of Julie that Uncle The word had scarcely been spoken (SUCCESSOR TO HOKE & RIDER) married John was to Miss Vi Davis. when a woman elbowed her way 41,4",A,A-V6-1,46,6"1-<-10 the village dressmaker.—Exchange. through the crowd to the prisoner and ,61,A-11A',4- -14"MID Monuments, Memorials and Ceme- fell into his arms. m‘alikianN:wadead d ion-higen 3s, uCrh esehrful The judge. the lawyers, the jury and The Radiance tery Work of All Kinds you done toward the spectators looked on, unable to in- of Spring Holds Sway Here. ARTISTIC WORKER life more cheerful for any- terpret the scene. Presently the judge IN CUT STONE Na.es.kedI aniallY serious per- asked: CONCRETE EXPERT son. "Who are you?" 6 Your Spring Clothes gave crowd of people "I'm Mary Monahan, Mike's wife." My yards hold their exhibits of beautiful work. These and photo- the time of lives this morning. For a moment there was a stillness w will meet every requirement of fit, style and service value, graphs are always open for inspection. My hat blew eft and I chased it two In the courtroom like that preceding if you give us the privilege of making them blocks."—washington Star. a thunderstorm; then all present broke to C. & P. TELEPHONE-26-4 RESIDENCE. Into a united shout of sympathy with WEST MAIN STREET, EMMITSBURG, MD. Suspicious. one who had been tried and found Your Individual Measure JC)C At the Ancestral Castle—Old Retain- guilty to meet with such a vindication er (confidentially)— Yes. sir; most of us This, strange as It may seem, is Our line of Spring Fabrics represent the very Newest .-...... ,-...... r.,-..,_.,-...... _...... t,_.....„_s,—.. In the servants' been the easier to believe than the explanation Weaves and designs...... , hearl's family foralfliats. forty years.nin After Monahan left her she locked Earl's Father-in-law (from Chicago)— up the house and went to her mother. Well. I'm sorry for You, but you can't who lived In a distant city. There J. D. LIPPY, i Mount years' St. Mary's College i get any forty haek wages out of her nerves broke away entirely, and me.—Puck. it was neeessary that she be kept Mch.s-tf. GETTYSBURG, ong PA. t and Ecclesiastical Seminary quiet for it time. She was get- rtt No Need to show. ling better when she saw a notice of husband's Conducted secular "You ought to brace up and show tier trial and returned im i by clergymen, aided by lay professors f, your wife who is running things at nipdiately your house." shortly after her absence two men Commercial i 9 Classical, Scientific and Courses. New Laboratory for i "It isn't necessary. She knows."— N.! :1 woman robbed the unprotected the practical teaching of Physics and Chemistry. Houston Post. The woman decorated herself Peoples Fire Insurance ,v r rs Monaha jewels The Company of Maryland 9 The latest modern improvements. Beautiful grounds. n's i New athletic 1 Home ,iiitirt1-.11,41 with for taking i geld. Fine gymnasium and swimming pool. Vaudeville. her H. M, WARRENFELTZ, Agent, EMMITSBURG, MO. "What's the trouble nowr silted nor and left her body in 9 Separate young boys. # department 'or "Dispute betNveen (air parlor maid t•••• Der height, weight and HOME OFFICE. FREDERICK, MARYLAND i and our rook a:.tO w ""ri' Address, VERY REV. B. J.EmBRmAitDsbLuErgY,, mLaL.ryDla.,nd. !deli is the head likeNirs Monahan's, while •O A STOCK i 3-11-'10 liner if he household." Washingtor •..0 will been mutilated and COMPANY # r ...... 411.-mift-gruft.40 -...... w...... s•-...41 Hera Id. ,, iii.•ith E. E. ZIMMERMAN, Local Director. ,-.....so-....c.-...... 40, ,-...... „....m.....s Jaa. 1-11 6 011r reklg (IKunirlt FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES. i C00-0-0-00-000.60-0-00000.00.00000.0-0 00.00000000.00.00.00-0.0.0400.00-00 CANDIDATES' CARDS .)-0-0•C 0-0.00 Mrs. J. D. Caldwell's. OO00-00000-00 -00.0.00 spent Sunday at I To the Public: and Miss Addie and Mrs. G. W. Hott TO THE VOTERS OF FREDERICK Gentlemen: I hereby withdraw my visited Mr. and Mrs. Virginia Caldwell LOCAL BREVITIES. CHURCH NEWS COUNTY. candidacy as County Commissioner and PERSONALS. RN J. D Caldwell on Friday. Upon the earnest requests of my announce myself as a candidate for the Misses Mary Weant and Ella Mae many friends I hereby respectfully an- House of Delegates, subject to the de- i 000000-0 0-00 0000 0-000 0.0-00-0.04.> ocsoocsoo•oo-o-000cs000ao-o-o o-o-oa:scs Hanover. candidate for Coun- 043-0000-0-00-0-0-0s>04:s0-000-0000.0.0* Caldwell are visiting in nounce myself as a cision of the Democratic primary, and Readings from The CHRONICLE Stand- Regular services in the Emmitsburg ty Commissioner, subject to the decis- It is the Rim Of THE CHRONICLE CO publish Mr. Thomas Hays spent Tuesday in earnestly solicit the support of all as many personal and social items as possible, ard Thermometer for week ending Churches are as follows: ion of the Democratic primaries, and nut it frequently happens that those who Baltimore. sincerely ask your support during the Democrats. nave guests visiting them, and those who Friday, Aug. 8, 1913. CATHOLIC entertain, fail to send a list of their friends, Mrs. Albert Maxell, of Charlestown, primary campaign and election. GEORGE H. BUSSARD, events, t this office. 8 A. M. 12M. 4 P. M. an account of these Va.,visited friends here on Tuesday. Mass, Sunday 6 and 9 a. m. JOHN M. POWELL, District, No. 15. Readers who live at a W. Friday 89 92 District. No. 15. nterested in what is going on "at Vespers, Sunday 7:00 p. m. Mechanicstown other, this Prof. F. Halm has returned after Saturday 79 84 88 and for that reason, if for no fdeeline B CTSINESS _LOCAL. umn should be filled every week. It ?')ending some time at Asbury Park,N. 87 ST. ANTHONY'S FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. Course understood that anonymous contrtion- Monday 78 86 butions will not be published. Nam :a 70 80 84 Mass, Sunday at 7:00 and 10:00 a. m. I hereby announce myself as candid items will be Tuesday HAVE Clocks and Jew- Persons furnishing withhelhid 94 Catechism, 9:00 a. m. ate for County Commissioner for Fred- your Watches, Miss Irene Seboure, of Baltimore, is Wednesday 78 83 decision of elry repaired by George T. Eyster who Miss Lillian Baker is the uest Vespers, 7:30 p. m. erick County, subject to the visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Thursday 72 79 84 primary. I earnestly warrants the same and has always on sister, Mrs. Thaddeus Maxell. the Democratic Mrs. John Jackson. Friday PRESBYTERIAN solicit your influence and support. hand a large stock of watches, clocks, Mr. and Mrs. George Wantz, of jewelry and silverware. Misses Marie and Mamie Jackson, of Sunday, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. SAMUEL W. BARRICK, Hagerstown, spent Sunday with the Woodsboro District. Baltimore, spent Sunday with their THE CHRONICLE Stand- Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. The Hotel, latter's mother, Mrs. Anna Slagle. Readings from New City parents, Mr. a‘ d Mrs. John Jackson. ard Thermometer for week ending Christian Endeavor, 7:00 p. m. teOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. Mr. Henry Boyle, of Liberty, Md„ Frederick, Maryland, is Mr. Leo Codori and son are visiting Friday, Aug. 9, 1912. Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:30 p. m. I hereby announce myself_as a can- spent several days here last week. Commissioner of known to and patronized by Dr. and Mrs. J. McC. Foreman. 8 A. M. 12M. 4 P. M. LUTHERAN didate for County Rev. Mr. Snyder and sons, Cliarles Frederick County, subject to the de- Tourists from all parts of the Miss Madeline Gelwicks has returned 74 76 Sunday, 10 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. primary. and Mr. John Agnew last week return- Friday cision of the Democratic country. This hotel makes a from a visit to Waynesboro. Sunday School, 9.00 a. m. THOMAS N. MOHLER, ed to their home at Vandergrift, Pa. Saturday Mr. David Lambert, of Hagerstown, 66 74 77 Junior Christian Endeavor, 1:45 p. m. Buckeystown District. Specialty of Serving Delici- in Monday Mr. Joseph Elder spent Tuesday was here this week. " m. to Auto Tuesday 62 76 74 Senior FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. ous Meals Parties. Hagerstown. Mary and Hobbs 74 74 Wednesday, Prayer Meeting 7:300pl p m. The Misses Maude Wednesday 68 myself as a can- Comfort, Cleanliness and Messrs. William Frailey and Charles 74 instruction 2 I hereby announce are spending some time in Baltimore. Thursday 68 76 Saturday, Catechetical didate for County Commissioner of Service, and Consider- Eichelberger were in Washington,on Good D. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Steig and Friday p. m. Frederick County, subject to the de- to all guests are Tuesday. cision of the Democratic primary. ate Attention daughter, Pauline and friend, of York, REFORMED characteristics of the Mr. Robert Sellers spent Sunday here. has CALVIN L. PUTMAN, the are visiting here. Prof. Jacob Turner who just Sunday, 10:00 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Lewistown, Md. Mr. William Roddy, of Baltimore, Hotel. Mr. Guy K. Motter,of Frederick, was accepted the chair of snakeology in the Sunday School, 9:00 a. m. New City visited here on Sunday. Harney University has announced his FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. B. COX, Mantiger. here on Tuesday. METHODIST EPISCOPAL C. and Mrs. Hensley and daughter, a correspondence solicitation of my oct 6-'12-Iyr. Rev. Miss Genevieve Pampel, of Norfolk, intention of opening At the earnest are spending some time at Beverly, W. school with the idea of teaching all who Sunday School, 1:30 p. m. many friends I hereby announce myself Va., is spending some time with her for County Commissioner Va. the course of the science of Service, 2:30 p. m. as a candidate her aunt, Mrs. Charles F. Smith, of may take of Frederick County, subject to the de- The Professor now Epworth League, 6.30 p. m. Miss Helen Sellers is visiting in Bal- near Emmitsburg. snake charming. cision of the Democratic Primaries of of Vesper Service, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. GOOD has twenty-eight snakes different 1913. Respectfully, timore. is visiting Miss Rachel Shulenberger trained and he says he Tom's CREEK M. E. CHURCH Rev. A. M. Gluck, of Martinsburg, varieties fully JOHN W. Humm, Miss Ruth Gillelan. making them do any- Frederick District No. 2. N. Va.. spent several days in town. has no difficulty in Sunday School, 9 a. m. Miss Madeline Frizell left this morn- the Miss Josephine Frizell has returned thing he asks. In collection there Preaching, Alternate Sundays, 10:00 FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. ing for Waterville, Maine. copperheads which he has from a visit to Baltimore. are two a. m. I hereby announce myself as candid- Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie, of Frederick, taught to dance the Tango and a black Commissioner of Fred- Miss Mae Dodd, of Baltimore, is the ate for County FURNITURE visited Mrs. Ritchie's parents, Mr. and snake taught to walk the slack wire erick county, subject to the decision of guest of Miss Josephine Frizell. There will be no preaching service in Mrs. Robert Wantz. blindfolded. the Democratic primary I respectfully Miss Pauline Frizell, of Kentucky, is the Methodist Episcopal church on Sun- and earnestly solicit your influence and that visiting her uncle, Mr. E. L. Frizzell. MR. NATHANIEL ROWE day, August 10 owing to the fact support. Is Always in Demand, Mrs. J. N. Adelsberger is having the the Pastor, Rev. Hamilton P. Fox, will HARRY C. ALLGIRE, Mr. Archie Lingg, of Hanover, Pa., NINETY-TWO YEARS OLD No. 25. residence on West Main the dedicatory sermon at Salem Brunswick District spent several days here. roof on her preach nothing but Good Today Birthday of Man Remarkable for street, repainted. Methodist Episcopal church, Glyndon, FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. I sell Misses Bessie Hoke and Grace Rowe, the Ease With Which He Bears near Westminster, Md. However, the as candi- spent Monday in Gettysburg. I hereby announce myself Furniture. His Age. regular mid-week vesper services was for the nomination for County Mr. John Rosensteel, Jr., is having a date Mr. 0, A. Horner spent several days held on Thursday, August 7, at the Commissioner of Frederick County, sub- To live almost a century and yet en- new coment pavement laid in front of If there is anything you with his mother, Mrs. Anna Horner. usual hour, 7.30 o'clock. ject to the decision of the Democratic joy the use of all one's faculties is his residence on West Main Street. primary. Furniture no matter Mr. Robert Horner was in town on vouchsafed to very few yet this is the JOHN T. JOY, need in Sunday. good fortune of Emmitsburg's estimable SPITITU AL RETREAT Graceham, Md. the other that what it is, whether inex- Miss Constance Kerschner has return- citizen, Mr. Nathaniel Rowe, who to- Among candidates AT SAINT JOSEPH'S Mechanicstown District. this week were Messrs. ed to Washington. day celebrates the ninety-second anni- were here costly, I can fur- Jonas V. Summers, of Frederick, can- Superiors of Various Institutions En- FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. pensive or Mrs. T. K. Worthington and Master versary of his birth. didate for County Treasurer and John gaged in a Great Work Return to I hereby announce myself as a candi- K. Worthington have returned to A remarkable thing about Mr. Rowe nish it. T. H. Humm, of Frederick, candidate of Mother House for Religious date for County Commissioner of Fred- is that his memory, —that faculty, as a of Lancaster. Services. erick county, subject to the decision rule the first to fail in persons of ad- County Commissioner. primaries. Mrs. A. A. Annan, Misses Hallie and the Democratic vanced years—is as retentive as a Seventy Sisters, Superiors of the in- Yours very truly, Louise Motter and Ruth Shuff spent of Charity of HENRY BOYLE. youngster and he can recall with the Many bridges throughout the county stitutions of the "Sisters Thursday in Frederick. of the Eastern Liberty District No. 8. greatest ease, can name the time and were damaged by the heavy storm of St. Vincent de Paul," Mr. J. L. Whalen, of Scranton, Pa., Province in the United States, are as- place of, and the persons present at Friday evening. Every day reports of FOR SHERIFF. was in town on Monday. sembled at St. Joseph's Academy for ZIMMerffiall events that happened over a half a cen- bridges moved from piers are received E. E. announce my- Mr. and Mrs. C. Eckenrode and three the purpose of making the usual, annual I hereby respectfully tury ago. He remembers very vividly at the office of the County Commission- self as candidate for Sheriff of Freder- children, of Wilkes Barre, Pa., are the scenes during the Civil War, having ers. eight days' retreat. The retreat exer- ick County, subject to the decision of Furniture Dealer spending several weeks with Mr. and visited Gettysburg and Antietam short- cises are being conducted by the Direc- the Democratic Primaries, and I earn- tor, Rev. J. P. Cribbins, C. M., and estly solicit the support of the Demo- ON THE SOITARE Mrs. John T. Long. ly after the battles at these places. in- to secure the Mr. Charles Harbaugh who was were opened by him Tuesday evening cratic voters in helping Miss Margaret Reudter has returned That he has lived to such a remark- to be nomination. jured several weeks ago is able the 5th inst. to Baltimore. able age and still enjoys good health, CLARENCE C. HOLTZ, out again. These Sisters are from various cities Frederick District No. 2. Mr. Rowe attributes to the fact that he Mr. and Mrs. Russell Unger, Mr. Buffalo, Boston, Annan Detroit, Brothers. including Leslie Unger, of Thurmont and Lieut- is most particular in his diet. It has FOR SHERIFF. Mr. E. Olin Moser has accepted a Philadelphia, etc. The extent of the enant John E. Root, U. S. A.. spent been many years since Mr. Rowe has announce my candidacy for Ready School works confided to the sisters may be I hereby Sunday with Miss Florence Riegle, of eaten meat of any kind. position at the Samuel the office of Sheriff of Frederick county, better appreciated when it is considered Me:a.'s and Boys' this place. It is a goodly thing to note the lively tsalthnore. subject to the decision of the Demo- that one institution cares for nearly cratic Primary. Mrs. J. Lewis Rhodes spent interest Mr. Rowe takes in all public Mr. and seven hundred insane patients, another I will be very grateful to any and all Thurmont with Mrs. Rhodes events, both locally and in the nation. Mr. H. M. Ashbaugh has greatly im- support Sunday in two hundred sick persons, a third three Democrats who give me their Mrs. Maggie Black. He watches the doings of Congress proved his already commodious store by and I respectfully solicit their consider- Shoes sister, Lion Brand two very carefully during the extra session. hundred and fifty orphans, a fourth ation. Mrs. Harry Bowling spent Saturday a large bay window. He is a great reader of the newspapers hundred or more abandoned infants and JOHN D. CONARD, JR. The practical, serviceable, and Sunday in Westminster with Mr. pupils. and regrets that his eyes are beginning a fifth, a school, five hundred td Frederick District No. 2. long-wearing kind. William Bowling. entertained the the Sisters to feel the effect of their almost con- Miss Anna Felix At the close of the retreat of the Kamp Kill Kare at a houses to resume FOR COUNTY TREASURER. EVERY PAIR ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED Miss Mary Goelet Shorb, of Balti- stant use. members will return to their more, a graduate of St. Joseph's Col- week end house party last week. the arduous labors their works entail, I hereby announce myself as candid- Also the Celebrated Although not able to get about as nomination for County Emmitsburg, who has achieved refreshed and strengthened by their ate for the lege, freely as a few years ago Mr Rowe is Treasurer on the Democratic ticket. composer and Child Nearly Drowns In Bathtub. brief stay at St. Joseph's. distinction as pianiste, not an invalid by any means. A lover C. E. VICTOR MYERS, "BALL BAND" BRAND teacher, is spending August with her of the open air, he goes out of doors The probable death of the two-year- Buckeystown District. Looking the Field Over. mother, Mrs. Ellen Heath Shorb, at whenever the weather permits. old son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. An- Catoctin Dis- FOR COUNTY TREASURER. Miss Anna Cory's. Mr. Rowe has the congratulations of nan was averted by the prompt action Mr. John E. Kuhn, of RUBBER FOOTWEAR Mrs. Chas. D. McCarren,and to May he enjoy of the little child's brother, Richard, trict No. 6,who is a candidate for Coun- I hereby announce myself as a can- Mr. and the community day. Freder- returned from who is only three years old. ty Commissioner from that district was didate for County Treasurer of Including Light and Heavy daughter, Pauline, have many more years. the decision of The two were playing in in Emmitsburg on Monday, meeting the ick County, subject to an extended trip to the Niagara Falls, the bathtub Democratic voters of the Primary has not the Great Lakes and Buffalo, where they MR. SAMUEL WHITE AND when the faucet fell off. Richard suc- voters of this town. Mr. Kuhn Election of 1913, and sincerely ask the Rubbers & Arctics, Alice M. RELATIVES RECOVERING ceeded in getting out but before he been in Emmitsburg for a long time support of every Democratic vot- visited their daughter, Sr. me this Shoes, Boots and Felt Boots. could warn his mother who was in the but seems to be well acquainted and er in trying to secure for MsCarren at the Buffalo Hospital. promising that if success- Their Automobile Collides With Freight adjoining room, the water had covered was likewise very much pleased with nomination, EVERY PAIR ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED Mrs B. I. Jamison and daughter re- ful in securing the position of County Train Near Pittsburgh Completely the younger son who in an at- the he received. not to home on Monday after spending some William, reception Treasurer, that I will aspire Destroying the Machine. tempt to follow his brother out had succeed myself for another term of time at Blue Mountain House. MOTOR AND BOATS of the face. CYCLES office at the expiration same, be- Anna Rice, of Mr. Samuel White, a student of the fallen on his term of office, Miss McSherrytown, Slagle FOR SALE. lieving in a one giving law department of Bucknell University Mr. Corner at the New Hotel the opportunity to aspire Brothers, spending some time with other men for Annan is Mrs. C. 1913 Model, Motor Cycles and Motor Lewisburg, Pa., and a resident of near came to their assistance and applied re- the office,FoARB R ut)i fA ysEo desire.TeRtiEE A Welty. Boats at Bargain prices, all makes, yours, this place, is recovering from an auto- storatives until the doctor could be cal- Very trulymt.:ly EMMITSBURG. Mrs Carrie Chipley, of Baltimore, is brand new machines, on easy monthly J. mobile accident which occurred near led. Drs. Jamison and Brawner re- BERGER aug 30-'12-1yr her sister, Mrs. G. Motter Mor- payment plan. Get our visiting Pittsburgh, Pa., a few weeks ago. Mr. sponded and in a short while the little proposition be- buying it, also COUNTY rison. White and his father and some other fellow was able to be around again. fore or you will regret in the earnest Mr. Albert Adelsberger was relatives were in the car when it was bargains in used Motor Cycles. Write At solicitation of numer- ous friends county, I Gettysburg on Saturday. struck by a us today. Enclose Stamp for reply. throughout the freight train near the city Mr. Matthews Enjoying His Visit. hereby announce myself as a candidate who is Adress Lock Box 11 Trenton Mich. Miss Storsch, of Baltimore, limits of Pittsburgh. The machine was Word has been received at this office for County Treasurer of Frederick "Thornbrook" completely 7-25-10ts. countygrmsouprbeejembc of the spending a few weeks at destroyed and its occupants from Mr. J. A. Matthews who is visit- oeticto the decision Medals and Decorations Thomas scattered some beneath primaries, and spent a few days with Mrs. the car and ing his brother in Toledo, 0. Mr. Mat- I d others around it. All HELP WANTED. ng s eorfy officemuch C. Hays. were removed thews writes very entertainingly about tfccitiornrttwihneo or more terms promise are not awarded to inferior quickly to a city Ten Girls Wanted at Emmitsburg position I Mr. Robert Topper made a business hospital, where they the pleasures he is enjoying and from if successful in securing this branch of the Union Knitting Mills. myself for exhibits. They are given have been undergoing treatment for is gleaned that he is having will not aspire to succeed trip to Baltimore on Monday. his letter it if giving other men the past two weeks. Their car was one time. Apply at once to anotherth eyso tedrmes,irteh.ereby Mr. Clyde Cover, of Waynesboro, a very enjoyable FINNEYFROCK, the opportunity to aspire for the office, of the latest, and most expensive un- H. F. spent a few days here this week. Manager. derslung models and had only been run 7-18-tf poHrtoaptinehetporhimavaerieyso.ur favorable sup- For Merit Only. Misses Helen Sellers and Ruth Pat- None a few hundred miles. of Mr. Paint? --- will be a spending the week end at NOTICE. Remember there JONAS V. SUMMERS There are two awards terson are White's relatives were injured severely There are two good reasons for paint- large dancing floor at "The State Grange District No. 2. Atlantic City. weeks all are expected to Frederick on exhibition at and in a few ing -enough or even too often. Fair," held near Taneytown Aug. 12- Messrs. Joseph Shuff and Robert near this place. often COUNTY TREASURER. return to their home One, two, to be so. 15. The seven-piece orchestra of West- FOR Sellers are spending a few days at to look prosperous; minster announcemyofcandidacy theoffiee for Will Wed. Nothing does one more credit or gives will furnish music. I hereby to HARRY HOPP'S Atlantic City. County Treasurer, subject the Demo- announ- one.'inore credit than paint,supplement- MANAGERS. Election of 1913. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rosensteel and The banns of marriage were cratic Primary that were won by the ed of course by what goes with it; and taking charge family, of Bloomington, Ill., are spend- ced for the first time, Sunday in St I will have on sale at my orchard Since paint costs nothing. July 1st, 1912 I have become personally Rosenteel's par- Joseph's Catholic Church between Miss a mile most of ing sometime with Mr. True, the first gallon about West of town, a fine lot acquainted with the taxpayers Brewing Co's Emma Gertrude Rider,of this place and cost is $5 or $6 a experience which should Hagerstown ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rosensteel. put-on; hut it of peaches on Monday and Tuesday and gained an Mr. John Meldin Lanson,of Holy Name saves more than that in qualify me to perform the duties Messrs. Harry Finke and Samuel next. Prices right. better Parish, Philadelphia. the property; saves it from slow going- County Treasurer if Jam renominated M. J. SPA LDING. of Smith were here on Sunday. down—not always slow—it drops with a and elected. I have been giving the Export Pilsner Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Finneyfrock and DIED when water gets wood and office my undivided personal attention jump in on Helman's clearance sale continues, tried te conduct it in a pro- Miss Bertha Felix were in Frederick on and have Regular death notices published one time free iron. everybody is getting bargains. $1.25 gressive businesslike way in the inter- Ask to see them, and be Sunday. of charge. Obituary poetry and resolution wood and iron kept charged for at the rate of five cents a line. Dry cost nothing, wrappers and dresses for 90cts., shoes est and for the accommodation of the sure to order a ease of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Zacharias, Mrs. dry by paint. Bargains the store. everyep Io p he voteralgenerally. f tahned cheap. all over appreciate of H. W. Eyster, 1913, paint when it it. Paint shall the assistance Misses Nelle and Grace AGNEW.—On Saturday, Aug,2 Better needs 8-8-3ts. abide by the Barbara, infant daughter, of in cheerfully This Exceptionally Fine Beer, Rowe spent Thursday at Pen Mar. Stella never goes-down the sense of being decision voters as expressed in Mr. and Mrs. William L. Agnew, aged profitable next year. "For the local paper is the best ser- Mr. and Mrs. Norris Bishop and fam- days. Monday more the primary election.FREpE 7 mos. and 22 Funeral of the community."— Baltimore ily, of Harrisburg, Pa., Mrs. J. A. Bis- 9 A. M., Dr. Reinewald officiating. In- DEVOE. vant Respectfully, cis W. CRAMER. nov. 15, '12-1yr hop and Miss Hilda Null, of Barney, terment in the Presbyterian cemetery. J. THOS. GELWICKS sells it. Sun. C Mall TIgunirle 7

0-0-0-0.0-0000000-o-00-0-0-00-0-0 SOLID SILVER -00-0-00 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-00-04x>00-0-06 i SOME CHANGES IN PoSTASER-M p AMERICAN LEVER WATCHES VICE IN EFFECT ON FIFTEENTH ACROSS THE LINE WARRANTED TWO YEARS GRACEHAM Parcel Rates Lowered. —Weight Limit ONLY Raised to Twenty Pounds. —Rules House Dresses, Sacciu_es $6.00 o-ao-oo-o-00000-0000-c>o-0000-0-0-o for Use of Stamps Liberalized. 6. T. EYSTER. - EMMITSBURG, MD. Fairfield: Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Newcomer, of Changes affecting the parcel post sys- and other Rev. Harry Musselman, Washington, D. C., visited Mrs. tem, the postal savings system, and Women's Wearables GUY K. of Danville, Lillie MOTTER son of John M. Musselman, of this Newcomer the past week third-class mail rates, three of the most place, was slightly cut about the Mr. Edward Colliflower,of Baltimore, important branches of the postal ser- Which You Can Buy By Mail ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR head in the wreck which occurred and two children visited here last Sun- vice made since the inauguration of the AT LAW on the Pennsylvania Railroad day. present administration, announced in a Will be in near Tryone, Emmitsburg Tuesday of statement by the Postmaster General. each week from 9 A. M. July 30th. Mr. Musselman was en Mrs. Edith Deer and two children, of to 4 P. M. Office at The Public Library Room. Frederick office route to Litchfield, Illinois to attend a Washington State, visited here this most important change made was Shopping by mail at Baltimore's Best Store is telephone number 30. iune 3-10-tf Chautauqua. week. in the parcel post rates. They are II quick, easy and pleasant. You are sure of The directors of Libety township elec- There will be lovefeast and commun- lowered greatly, and the weight limit best values, always. And you are equally sure ted these teachers Saturday afternoon: ion service at the church Sunday morn- after August 15, when the new order Share In The Great Saving becomes effective, will be twenty that whatever you purchase will be satisfactory— Grayson's, Edna E. Sites, Liberty ing. in- if Hall, Chas. Carbaugh; Oak Grove, Mrs. Beck,daughters and granddaugh- stead of eleven pounds. not, it may be returned at our expense, for ex- On Commercial Fertilizers Joseph Cool; Tract, Bernadette Kemper; ter, of Cincinatti, Ohio., who have been The rate of postage for local delivery change or refund of purchase money. By The Use Of Miney Branch,Grace Carbaugh; Valley, boarding with Mrs. Julia Connor left will be reduced from 5 cents for the CRIMSOM CLOVER Miss Fisher. last week for Baltimore. first pound and 1 cent for each addi- These wearables for women have been selected The Rev. M. L. Firor,of Sabillasville, Misses Mary and Kea Colliflower, of tional pound to 5 cents for the first c from our splendid stocks for mention in this pound and 1 cent for Md., who was born and raised in this Baltimore, spent a few days with her each additional paper, because we believe them to be among our two place, will preach in the Reformed mother, Mrs. Jennie Colliflower. pounds or fraction thereof. The best values. church Sunday evening, Aug. 10, at rate for the first zone will be reduced 7.30 o'clock. from 5 cents for the first pound and 3 LOYS AND VICINITY. HOUSE DRESSES,$1.00. Of figured Mrs. Charles Shulley and children, of cents for each additional pound to 5 percales, with rolling cents for the first pound and 1 cent collar; others have round neck, trimmed with self material. Reading are visiting relatives here. Mrs. George W. Pittinger visited for each additional pound, and the rate William V. Neely, of Wenonah, N. Misses Carrie and Annabel Shriner, of for HOUSE DRESSES, $1.50. Of blue chambray; collarless; the second zone be J., is visiting his parents, J. U. Neely near Rocky Ridge. will reduced from 6 catffs and front of waist finished with white piping. Others have rol- cents for the first pound and 4 ling collar; the front of waist is and wife. Mrs. William H. Martin spent Mon- cents for tucked, and has pocket. each additional pound to 5 cents for day evening with Mr, John W. Loy. the HOUSE DRESSES, $2.00. Of cadet percale; Dutch neck and first pound and 1 cent for each addi- NEWS FROM THE TRACT Mr. Charles Hoffman and Mrs. Elmer sleeves trimmed with black-and-white striped percale. tional pound. Hoffman are on the sick list. The fee for insurance parcel post DRESSING SACQUES, 50c. Of figured percale; rolling col- Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Yuler, of Balti- Messrs. Charles and John and Miss of mail, previously lar, three-quarter sleeves and belt at waist. more, and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Shorb of Daisy Gruber, of Rocky Hill, spent fixed at 10 cents in all Willowrun; cases, has been changed to 5 cents for DRESSING SACQUES, $1.50. More and more each year thousands of farmers Pa., spent last Friday with Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Of pink and blue crepe; are realizing the importance and great value of Mr. and Mrs. parcels not exceeding a declared value sailor collar and cuffs of embroidery. Crimson Daniel Shorb. R. Moser. Clover. BOLGIANO'S "Gold" Brand of $25, the fee of 10 cents being con- Standard Crimson Clover is exceptionally Mrs. George Warren is on the sick Mr. Charles C. Gruber, of Rocky Hill, PETTICOATS, $1.00. "Snugfit"—so called because fine. It has large well matured, plump, bright gol- list. tinued for parcels over $25 and not ex- they fit den berries. Sown liberally either alone or at the spent Sunday with his cousin, Mr. smoothly at hips. Made of black Halcyon cloth, with last working of corn or cotton it makes the land Miss ceeding $50 in value. In connection tucked or soil the best Cora Kugler, of Baltimore, is Harvey M. Pittinger. pleated flounce. rich and puts the in possible condition with the handling of parcel for the crops which follows; wonderfully increas- spending her vacation with her parents The Union Sunday School, of Rocky post mail, ing their yield. It also makes a fine Winter Cover "SNUGFIT" PETTICOATS, $1.50. Of black Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kugler. the collect-on-delivery service was in- Halcyon cloth, Crop, a good early Forage Crop, an excellent graz- Ridge, will hold a celebration in Biggs' with deep pleated flounce. ing Crop and a splendid Soil Improving Crop. If Mr. and Mrs. Jacob augurated on July 1. you want the best Field Seeds of any kind always Yuhler, of Bal- grove; on August 9. insist on getting Bolgiano's 'Gold' Brand Standard timore, returned home after a short PETTICOATS, $3.95. Of black and colored crepe de Clovers and chine, Grasses. visit to her brother, Letters To The Editor. with pleated flounce. We Offer Enormous Stocks Mr. J. F. Shorb. FRANKLIN V ILLE NEWS. Mrs. D. Shorb and daughter, Susan, PETTICOATS, $4.95. Of colored Cow Peas. Winter Vetch, Timothy Seed, Red [The Editor would have it understood messaline, with sectional spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Is that he Clover, Alfalfa, Alsyke, Red Top or Herds J. P. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Dubel and sons, not responsible for the views expressed in pleating trimmed with narrow pleating. Grass, Pure Kentucky Blue Grass, Orchard Eyler, of Fairplay. communications addressed to him and publish- of Dayton, Ohio, and Mrs. Elizabeth ed in THE CREoNIcLE.) Grass. Winter Oats, Tall Meadow Oat Grass NIGHT GOWNS, 50c. Of muslin; high Miss Minnie Gearhart, of Waynes- Baker spent Sunday with Mrs. William No attention wilt be paid to anonymous neck and tucked Millet. Permanent Pasture Mixture, Dwarf communications. yoke; neck and sleeves boro, spent several days with her sister, Dewees. trimmed with ruffle. Others have low neck, Essex- Rape, All Varieties of Turnip Seed Miss Florence Demuth trimmed with embroidery edge. Including Cow Bern Turnip, Southern Seven Mrs. George Shen b. and Mr. James O'Conner spent Sunday in Gettysburg. Taxpayer in Behalf of Mr. Henry Boyle. Top Turnip, Yellow Globe Etc. Cabbage. Mr. and Mrs. D. Shorb, Mr. NIGHT GOWNS, 79c. Of soft cotton; surplice or high Kale, Spinach. Winter Radish. and Mrs. Miss Annie Pryor is on the sick list. To the Editor: neck, We both buy and sell fancy Seed Wheat C. Shorb and son, Charles, Jr., spent Mr. Aaron Stull while bicycling to with yoke of tucks and embroidery insertions, finished with Just a word in behalf of one of the em- Send Samples. Sunday with Mr. George Shorb. work on Monday morning met with a broidery edge. Others have low neck, trimmed with embroidery or Sepanpedr2c inw sitlrpsdand aname of this very painful accident. best equipped and most deserving candi- lace. Notice - you 10c Master Marion His wheel broke, we Eyster returned to throwing him of Bolgiano's Famous KSIG OF THEpackage MAM- to the ground cutting his dates for the office of County Commis- NIGHT GOWNS, MOTH PUMPKIN SEED along with our large York after a two weeks visit with his arms and hands. $1.00. Of cambric; surplice or high neck, sioner—Mr. Henry Boyle, of Liberty- general catalogue. aunt, Mrs. George Shorb. Mr. and Mrs. Alphus Firor and two with tucked yoke; neck and sleeves trimmed with embroidery edge. your local merchant does not sell Boigiano's town District No. 8. If Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Shorb gave a daughters were in Keysville on Satur- Others have low neck, trimmed with lace or embroidery. Trustworthy Seeds, write us direct and we will tell day. It will be remembered that in a time iou where you can get them. harvest treat on last Monday to their when a campaign in this county meant J. BOLGIANO & SON many friends. At a late hour refresh- personal sacrifice Careful and probable defeat Seed Growers and Importers ments of all kinds were served. Those Boyle, Pratt, Light Se Ellicott Mr. at the urgent solicitation of Baltimore's Streets present were: Mr. and Mrs. James The Newspaper And Best Store 1818 Baltimore, Md. 1913 his party, and for his party's sake vol- Bouey, Mr. and Mrs. C. Shorb and son, feb 12 •I The Book unteered his services and became a Charles, Mr. and Mrs. John Eyler and candidate to the House of Delegates. son Walter, Mr. George Shorb and two eZeirMa He made a magnificent run and failed sons, Daniel and William and daughter, One man in a hundred reads a of election by only a hundred and nine- Bertha, Mr. Robert McNair, Alva, Jer- book; ninety-nine in a hundred teen votes. ald and Morris, Roy Susan and Emma Howard and Lexington Streets read a newspaper. In my humble opinion—and I find that Shorb, Messrs. James Nearly a cen- THE and Frank Bouey it is the opinion tury ago, when the American of a very large number and Marion Eyster, of York. of voters in Frederick county—Mr. The many friends of Mrs. James press, which is now a spreading Boyle who has announced his candidacy Bouey tendered her with a handker- oak, was in its green for County Commissioner deserves the twig, Thom- support of this chief and postal shower on her electorate. He is a birthday. as Jefferson said he would rather high-toned man, a representative citi- Those who visited Mrs. D. Shorb and zen of the county STA40110 live in a country with newpapers and one in every man- daughter, Susan, on last Thursday were: ner equipped for the office to which he Designed and Patented Mrs. John Bell, Mrs. John Overholtzer, and without government than in aspires. He is a man of charming per- sonality and one Mrs. Mary Herbert, Mrs. Kerney Reed, a country with a government whose knowledge and and experience may be counted upon to be in 1887 Mrs. L Fuss, Miss Laura Beard and without Mr. John Agnew. newspapers. Resolve to expended in behalf of the people whom he would serve. Perfect Service, say a good word for your HOME Very truly yours, The mercury in Kansas on Tuesday Paper at least.—Exchange. The Standard "A TAXPAYER." Finest Location. reached 114 degrees. HE stores which do the largest Ever Since Excellent Cuisine. busineas are those which keep Xtt + + ++ + hi Liberal Management. their names constantly before the public. Advertising is just as great a necessity to an active busi- Fireproof Construction. If You Are in Doubt About ness life as food and drink are to a Roofs put on twenty-six years ago are as good as new to-day, and healthy physical existence. If you have never needed repairs. What is the result? Why practically stop eating you die for want of sus- every other shingle manufacturer is trying to imitate it, so be not deceived tenance, if you stop advertising your —look for the words "Cortright •Buying Farm Machinery, business dies for want of publicity." Reg. U. S. Pat. Off." embossed on the WASHINGTON PLACk corrugation. It is put there for your protection. Accept no substitute. Call Around and See My Exhibit MARKET 1 For Sale by at the REPORTS. The following market quotations. which are JAMES G. BISHOP, EMMITSBURG, MD. BALTIMORE, corrected every Thursday morning, are subject to daily changes. MO, Maryland State Grange Fair, EMBUTestae, Aug. 1 Coatz5tr3' IPirsziirltscis3 and be convinced for yourself before buying. Corrected by Joe E. Hoke. locumnsimum...i...... June '25-lb Butter 20 * a Eggs 20 Chickens, per lb 13 Spring Chickens per ii 17:New Summer Dress Goods. x We will have a full line of Turkeys per lb • Ducks, per lb ...... 012 A T . X EMMITSBURG Potatoes, per bushel 75 X Dried Cherries, (seeded) 10 C, ENGINES Raspberries. It Blackberries. 4 i 4 Joseph Apples, (dried) E. Hoke's: GRAIN ELEVATOR Lard, per lb 12 - Run With Gasoline Beef Hides 10(411. X BOYLE X WHITE X BROS. En4P4.51CIC. X GOODS--- Corrected by Patterson Brothere• X — 6 Voile, Lingerie, Batiste, Flaxen,Persian Lawn, DEALERS IN — or Kerosene on Exhibit. Steers, per 100 1b. Ode 7.00 X II Butcher Heifers a Nainsook, Madras, Corduroy, Whipcord, Serge. Hay, Corn, Oats, Rye, Bran, Fresh Cows 20.00 50.00 X Chop, Clover Also a Fat Cows per 4 3 @5 I X and Timothy Bulls. per lb 4.41N4 LINENS--- Seed, Chicken Feed, Horse •Low Spread and Corn Hogs, Fat per ID 36 Inch Linens in All Colors, also Ramie Linen Sheep, Fat per lb n 3% - and Cattle Powder, Mary- Spring Lambs 6(4.6lA X NOVELTY GOODS-- land Portland Cement, Terra + King Manure Spreader Calves, per Le ...... •••• 74412.8 Cotta Pipe. A Full Line of Stock Cattle 46Y.4 Stiped and Plain Voile, Ratine, Elysian Foul- with Wide Attachment. (-4.89l4BALTImoRs, May 8 WHEAT:—spot, ard, Lawn. CORN :—Spot, [076 X OATS:—White 47!4" le • GINGHAMS--- MACHINERY t Hoosier Grain Drill and Broadcaster, RYE :—Nearby, .56% (:467. bag lots, GO 4.70 HAY :—Timothy,1170 (" 18.50 ; No, loom X Fine French Ginghams in Plain, Striped and And Repairs for same. X Fancy Check. ill STRAW gto choice, $11.60 a 85 115 0oo3 N0423 0-3 50R0. ey t NIvie a NeL;t1r21a.OwCOITotavfaneigr;ledw9.Wr:e8b11::s 510.00 Deering Corn Binder on the Ground, wheattblocks,14 : 57.10, • Beautiful Assortment (4511.00 . oats of All ,Overs in Ecru, White, Black, We 19.0010.00(0 also insertion in the New Natine and Cluny. will also have a line of Dairy Cream Separators. POULTRY young chick • Sizes I ens, large, small, Spring emelt- • Mattings Both China and JaPenese. Large Mat- Coalin all :T—uOrkldeylise,ns'16 4 ens, (4) Call at my Exhibit at Fair Ground DUC 20 21: butter , nearby, roil. ting and Crex Rugs. 15(4y2) Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania X Prices prints, 192O 4:1, Call and get our POTATOES:— Per bu. $. t;5®70 S. No. 2, per X before you buy. L. R. VALENTINE, bu. 4ki 50 New potatoes per bbl. •@5 • CATTLE :—Steers, best, 7@7% ; othert JOSEPH E. 6416% $ . ; Heifers, HOKE • 455 :Cows. I . 445 BOYLE BROS. TANEYTOWN, - - MARYLAND 5; Bu119.34434 1 .: Calves, 9%410 • X arr. 2-09 Fall Lambs, 41 c. springlambs, (46 EMMITSBURG, MD. 46+44 5 , Shoats ® Fresh Cows +++++++++444•44++++++++++X 0:i ® $ per bead.. )11( 110110100 0010100 a LION Cr-hr rrklg TAIronirle

only a little larger and not so plump. -CALL ON- Profitable Roses. It is yellow or an olive green. There though generally admired as Roses, are several varieties of seed, with t.. GEO. T. EYSTER. the most beautiful flower, are not uni- HOME COURSE great variation in price according te versally recognized as the profitable the variety. Experiments at the Wis- -AND- article of commerce that they really consin station show that of all north- stock of roses are grown in vari- See his splendid are. Trade IN SCIENTIFIC ern grown seeds not grown under irri- ANNOUNCEMENT parts of Europe, but chiefly at ous gation methods the preference was for GOLD & SIL,VER. in France, and Kasanlik, in Grasse. the seed showing best germination re- where great stretches of rose Bulgaria. gardless of variety. Key & Stem-Winding the chief supply of successful gardens provide BRIM:TURF Caution should be exercised as to LL business men will tell you that markets of the world. rj roses for the the location of the field. Alfalfa can ADVERTISING PAYS. Do you want to be VV LAE Si. cultivated roses are useless The highly be grown on a wide variation of soils, A successful? purposes, and both at for commercial yet on its first trial on a farm it is Kasanlik it is the cabbage SEVENTEENTH ARTICLE Grasse and best to sow on high, well drained land. chiefly grown-"the rose 0 not think for a moment that you are wiser rose that is A FOR- A rich clay loam on top of gravel or petals." as they call it in ALFALFA AS of a hundred limestone is the ideal location, but it than they—ADVERTISE and be classed with The Grasse roses southern France. AGE PLANT, will grow on all types of soil, varying successful men. for pomades, soaps, are used chiefly from a heavy clay to a medium sandy water, and such commodities, and rose loam, if other conditions are favorable ERY skeptical people have been convinced the demand made by the manufactur- By R. A. MOORE of the University 00 A gentle slope should be selected. On rose growers of that ADVERTISING PAYS. If you are skep- ers of such on the level land water will gather on the be partly gauged from the NVisconsin Agricultural Ex- V tical try the cure. Grasse can surface from rains or melting snow. than 2.500,000 pounds fact that more periment Station. and If freezing weather follows ice annually gathered in the VEN pastors of churches have seen of roses are will form and smother the plants. The the wis- Essence, or, as it is called. district. fields will then become patchy and dom of it. They advertise all the time. Re- roses, is rarely made in attar of LFALFA can truly be called the should be plowed and reseeded. For suit? Better congregations. 0. W. HINES France. on account of the expense of ; DR. forage plants. S. queen of the same reason a creek or river bot- but nearly all the Bul- production. other forage combines so man3 tom that is subject to overflow should EASON it out for yourself and try advertis- garian roses are used for this purpose. A essentials of merit as alfalfa not be selected, as the alfalfa plants. ..VISITS.. carried ing—just one thing for a while. The effect No other plant has with it If submerged for a few hours, will die History Made by a Postage stamp. more gratification to the dairy farmer from suffocation. Land that has the will prove that ADVERTISING PAYS. A postage stamp which played a part nor tills such a long felt want. Nt, water line only two or three feet be- in history is told about by M. Bunau- forage plant is more readily relished low the .surfaceshould be avoided, as HE public has been educated to read adver- Panama Varilla in his book on the by farm animals or exercises a more the plant needs well drained soils. tisements. Many people read newspaper and EMMITSBURC canal. The incident occurred when the soil. beneficial effect upon The natural home for alfalfa is on merits magazine advertisements before they glance MARYLAND S the discussion over the relative To determine how extensively al- limestone soils or soils that have a of the Panama and Nicaragua routes falfa was grown by the Wisconsin goodly supply of carbonate of lime in at the "reading matter." had was at its height. Bunau-Varilla Experiment association requests were them. No matter how favorable other the Pan- kind that been working vigorously for sent to 500 to report on the acreage conditions may be, if the soil Is sou. NTELLIGENT advertising is the two ama route, making use of the grown by them in 1911. A summary and gives a strong acid reaction it will Brings Results. It appeals to people who immunity ; Every Two Months arguments of less cost and of 240 reports received shows that the be necessary to neutralize the acidi0 have money to spend. from active volcanoes. One day he to sonic extent before it will be possi had issued a recalled that Nicaragua ble to get the best results. kind showing a volcano YSTEMATIC advertising, the that makes handsome stamp, Acid land can occasionally be deter Next Visit at once sent to the buying public look for the change, the In full activity. He mined by plants such as sheep sorrel stamps In Wash- the dealers in foreign and mare's tail that thrive thereon. !- news in your advertisement each week is the obtained ninety of these ington. and can always be determined by testin- kind of advertising to make use of. SEPTEMBER, 1913 stamps, which he forwarded to the with blue litmus paper which can 11e ninety senators, along with bits of obtained from the druggist. Take sonic VERY advertisement you insert in THE bearing the paper words. "Postage moist earth from a few inches bene;:t • stamp of the republic of Nicaragua; CHRONICLE makes your name and your busi- • HOTEL SPANGLER the surface of the ground and pre- an witness of the ac- official volcanic it firmly over a strip of litmus paper ness more familiar to the public. Can you 0 The tivities of Nicaragua." catastrophe Do not handle the litmus paper wile!' afford not to advertise? Pierre took place this at St. about the hands are moist, as the perspira- time, to deepen the impression of vol- tion from them may cause the paper To danger. and the Panama canic route show an acid reaction when no acid adopted by the narrow margin of THE OLD RELIABLE was Is present in the soil. After the pape four votes.-New York Post. has remalueC in the soil for ten 0- Mutual Insurance Company fifteen minutes. if it has changed in Never Settled Questions, color from a blue to a pink or red, the rollam.f.'" The familiar saying that nothing Is OF FREDERICK COUNTY soil is acid, and this acidity should be settled right ex- settled until it is corrected to a certain degree before a half truth. Questions presses only alfalfa can be grown to advantage. 1843 and permanent importance WE DON'T MEET COMPETITION! ORGANIZED of general The beginner should sow only a small are seldom finally settled. A very acreage until he has studied the condi- wise man has said that "short of the OFFICE-46 NORTH MARKET ST. tions of the farm in relation to this It! multiplication table there is no truth But We Beat FREDERICK, MD. crop. One or two acres are sufficient to and no fact which proved must not be start with. Land that has been in it prov- over again if had never been young sod the previous year and then Don't Take Our Word for It! A. C. MCCARDELL 0. C. WAREHIME Conceptions ed, from time to time." run to potatoes, corn, peas or some President Secretary of social rights and obligations and the Photo by Long Island agricultural experi- root crop whore clean culture was But try it yourself, in this way: Go to any store you wish. institutions based upon them continue ment station. practiced is most suitable. This SURPLUS $25,000 unquestioned for long periods as postu- inducement you may be ALFALFA PLANT, SHOWING EXCELLENT should be fall plowed seven or eight Buy a suit at whatever reduction, or lates in all discussions upon questions ROOT SYSTEM WITH BACTERIA (NITROGEN) inches deep. so as to have a deep. mel- Then bring the suit to our store, compare it with a NO PREMIUM NOTES REQUIRED of given. government. Whatever conduct con- NODULES. low seed bed. forms to them is to suit marked in plain figures at the same price you paid for assumed be right. members reporting grew a total of In the early spring run the disk over INSURES ALL CLASSES OF PROPERTY Whatever is at variance with them is will let 2,324 acres, or an average of 9.6 acres the land and then follow with a fine your suit. We will not say a word, but the quality AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE AT RATES assumed to be wrong. Then a time each. tooth harrow at weekly intervals until do our talking and show you PER CENT. LESS THAN STOCK and price of our suit plainly 25 comes when with apparent suddenness For instance, twenty years ago al- about June 1. so the weeds will sprout COMPANIES CHARGE the what we mean by "Get the Habit," Pay Less and the ground of discussion shifts and falfa was practically a stranger in and be killed. The alfalfa seed is then Dress A Home Insurance Company for Home Insurers postulates are denied. They cease to Wisconsin. but its introduction and sown without any nurse crop, using Better. mch 11. 10-ly be accepted without proof. and the dissemination have gone on at such a twenty pounds per acre. The practice were whole controversy in which they rapid pace that it seems safe to esti- of sowing alfalfa with a nurse crop is Note. over originally established is fought mate that there are at least 25,000 being displaced by the method of sow- again.-Senator Root in North Amer- state. with much bet- 1 Why do we say go to another store and buy, then come to You Want The acres now grown in the ing the seed alone and ican Review. Ex-Governor Hoard of Wisconsin ter results. Where the land is ex- us? was the first man in his state to recog- tremely weedy it is advisable to sum- Laureate on Lytton. 1 Simply because if you would look first then buy from us A nize the great Importance of alfalfa as mer fallow and sow to alfalfa the first "F. 86 D." Guarantee attacked But When Bulwer Lytton a forage plant, and he has grown al- week In August. If weedy the land you would soon forget you had saved several dollars. civil list Tennyson for accepting a falfa and disseminated knowledge re- should be plowed after the crop is re- actually saved several dollars WE WRITE with a when you plainly see you have pension. Tennyson retaliated garding it continuously for the past moved and a fine tooth harrow run an stanza poem in Punch, which more than our price, you will remember it in the future and Fidelity and Surety ten has twenty years. It Is safe to say that Intervals to kill weeds through the lat- not been in any included collected edi- Mr. Hoard has grown more alfalfa ter part of summer and early fall. For will say, too. Accident and Health of his He tion works. described his than any other man in the state. best results one ton of earth per acre "Get the Habit," Pay Less and Dress Better by dealing Burglary antagonist as: Alfalfa is noted for its high feeding should be scattered immediately pre- That padded man-that wears the stays- value and the great fondness farm ani- ceding the sowing of the alfalfa seed i with Plate Glass Who killed the girls arid thrilled the boys belongs to the With dandy pathos when you wrote. mals have for it It Occasionally the alfalfa will come into Liability • legume family, or leguminosae. to bud and hesitate to blossom. Sprouts i 1 What profits now to understand which the common red clover belongs. will then immediately start at the base Auto' The merits of a spotless shirt. Alfalfa through its large root growth those conditions Dorsey & Co. hand. It should be cut when Harry G. A dapper boot, a little upon the soil ORGANIZED 1890 If half the little soul is dirt? exerts a beneficial effect prevail, even though no blossoms ap- i 1 grows and through its ASSETS $6,904,365.36 Tennyson felt ashamed of this out. on which It pear. Popular Price Outfitters on the soil elements and day of bust when he saw it in print Punch power to feed In the afternoon of the same BALTIMORE MD. great depth below i i HOME OFFICE: of the following week contained his secure moisture at cutting. if weather has been favorable. stand severe into N. Market Street, FREDERICK, MARYLAND. I "After Thought." which ends: . the surface is able to the alfalfa can be raked and put ) 12 itself upon the Surely, after all. droughts and maintain small cocks. The cocks should not be e! Fidelity and Deposit Co. The noblest answer unto such soil for many ,years without the neces left standing in the field more than 1-...... ,,,.,„,—..._.4.-...... OF MARYLAND Is kindly silence when they brawl. sity of reseeding. two or three days during wet weathe -London Chronicle. When it is desired to plow an alfalfa without moving or the alfalfa plants EDWIN WARFIELD, President. al- field the strong root growth of the underneath the cocks will be partially the We Do Business Everywhere Light of the Fireflies. falfa will severely interfere with or completely smothered. By running HALLER & NEWMAN It has been proved by experiments plowing unless the plowshare is kept a pitchfork into a cock of alfalfa near General Agents for Frederick County conducted by M. Ives. a chemist that Shari). the bottom one can easily move the alfalfa has become FREDERICK, MD. the light emitted by fireflies, glow- Except where pile. If alfalfa is exceedingly green 12-'10-1yr is purely thoroughly established upon the farm. weather sets in Flour Aug worms and other insects when cocked or rainy Quality of Challenge chemical and not in any way biolog- no attempt has been made to encour It will heat unless the cocks are open- crops ical. M. Ives finds that this light is age a regular rotation with other ed every day or two. In favorable not extinguished by death. Of course On account of the special care given weather no more difficulty will be ex- after death some stimulus is necessary to the selection and proper fitting of perienced in curing alfalfa than in cur- to excite it, but it can be produced in the field for alfalfa it has seemed ad A much Appreciated AT DIIKEHART'S ing heavy growths of clover. their tissues two years after death, visable to leave the alfalfa on the same better quality will be secured if the which makes certain that it is chem- field as long as It produced well. crop is cured under hay caps. ical in as unfavora year the cost of manufacturing WORKS origin.-New York World. As soon conditions are The importance and popularity of the During the past CARRIAGE - - ble and the field becomes patchy and plant are such that the present acreage Spring Wheat Flours has been very much less than His June white Farewell. crowded with grass and in Wisconsin will probably double in that of CHALLENGE FLOUR, due to the price of "Farewell!" he cried sadly. "I may. clover it is best to cut the alfalfa late the next three years. For the past ANOTHER CARLOAD perhaps. never field being less than Winter This look upon your face in the season and then plow. The twelve years the department of agron- Spring Wheat wheat. again!" into flours OF STUDEBAKER the following season should be put omy of the Wisconsin experiment sta resulted in many being introduced to was not a has No. it parting scene be- corn or some other cultivated crop and tion has carried on experiments and housekeepers as being tween lovers. 'Twas in a pawnshop. intensive cultivation practiced to sub issued bulletins bearing upon the cul- Buggies re young man was getting some- due weeds. The year following the in- ture of alfalfa. The call for informa- watch.- thing his London Tele- tensive cultivation the field can be tion has been so great that the last Just as Good as Challenge Flour. Runabouts graph. sown to alfalfa to advantage. bulletin is entirely exhausted, and ne green forage obtained cessity demands a The weight of new edition. In spite of these conditions the Challenge Her Way. tier acre from alfalfa for the season is An association of select alfalfa sales of who Surreys 'There's a young woman makes approximately double that of clover. growers and experimenters, known as Flour have been the largest ever experienced during little things count." three times the weight of timothy and the Alfalfa Order of the Wisconsin a like period, proving that the quality of Challenge Wagons n "How does she do it?" five times the weight of brome grass Experiment association. has been re Spring primary pur is appreciated. We are making Challenge Flour to- "Teaches arithmetic in a The Proportions for hay are nearly as eentlY organized. The aim and grow I school." great in favor of alfalfa as in the poses of the organizatibn are to day as we have always made it Wagons and Farm case oC green substance. alfalfa disseminate knowledge re - Lesson of the Bee. Alfalfa much garding it. association is co-op- Of Latest Style and Design. yields three times as The "S\ hat does the busy bee teach us. total protein per acre as clover, nine erating closely with the college of ag The Best Winterwheat Flour Made in America. Come early and inspect Freddie'?" times as much protein as timothy and riculture so .as to secure information them. It will pay you. "Not to go too near the hive. uncle." twelve times as much protein as brome from numerous experiments and tests -Lou-bin Tattler. grass.. to benefit all alfalfa growers of the ------At $20 a ton for the hay good alfalfa state. The organization now has a Telling a story. toils Repairing and Repainting will yield forage valued at $100 an acre membershiP of 500. and sixteen The Mountain City Mills When a man starts to tell a story Land that will grow alfalfa is readily of seed have been purchased by the alfalfa IS 4, All work guaranteed. he proceeds by the most direct route. worth $200 an acre As members of the season of 1912 From but in woman backs Into it.-- Philadel- perennial plant. if established tinder the large numbers engaged in this co• Frederick, Md. informa phia Ledger. the proper environments. it will con operative work 10 aseful J. J. DUKEHART, Prop. can he will be of tinue to grow and give three or four tion Secured that Capacity 1000 Barrels Daily, C. & P. benefit to the alfalfa growers !t..• Phone No. 38-3 !Making and ontgiving, getting good cuttings a year for many years Jan 3-1913 Feb.10-'11 lyr, and giving good-that is our main bus;- The seed Is somewhat like red clover gprenaitra I riess.-C. G. Ames.