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VOL. XXXVI EMEMITSB-URG, MARITLA_N-1), FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1915 NO. 30 SIR W.ROBERTSON PARSON IBIS HOW HE 4,200 CHARACTERS I. C. C. CHAIRMAN IS CHIEF OF STAFF WOULD ACT AS MAYOR ON NEW TYPEWRITER SAFETY ADVOCATE Preacher Candidate Plans No Chinese achine Has Three Keys Has Been Highly Efficient Brit- New Head of Body Persona) Anti-Liquor Movement. With 501000 Combinations. ish Quartermaster General. Investigates Accidents, Greenwich, Conn. — "This borough New Yon.—Stenographers may be will be run like any business concern. Interested to learn that there is a nee, PRAISED BY GENERAL FRENCH All of the people will be like the stock- sort of typewriter which has just been LED IN NEW HAVEN PROBE holders'. of a big business house. The invented by a young student in the en- town will be managed for their bene- gineering department of New York Won Distinction In Field In Several fit, without regard to politics, if I am university. The machine is different Mr. McChcrd Was For Twelve Years Previous Wars—Recent Duties Make chosen mayor." from the typewriters familiar to the an Active Member of the Kentuck) Him Familiar With Needs of English So said the Rev. Charles F. Taylor, average person in several respects. For "the fighting parson," when he out- State Railroad Commission—Describ• Soldiers, and He Has Attended to the Instance, the "standard" keyboard has lined the platform on which he will ed as Well Informed and Courageous Great Task of Feeding the Army. twenty-six letters and in most cases stand firmly when he runs for mayor about a dozen keys devoted to figures Aided In the Regulation of Rates. London.—Major General Sir William of Greenwich. Dr. Taylor, pastor of and punctuation marks, while the neW Washington. — Charles C. McChord the Second Congregational church, one machine has 4,200 characters in all and Robert Robertson, now serving as quar- who has just been elected chairman o; of the wealthiest here, has accepted a only three keys. termaster general on the staff of Field the interstate commerce commission nomination for mayor on an indepe- l- One of the three keys is a back Marshal Sir John French, with tempo- brings to his new office the knowledgs ent ticket. He is a muscular Christian, spacer, another the space key and the rary rank of lieutenant general, has of affairs gained from a wide field o; standing six feet two inches, and seem- third is the key with which the 4,200 been promoted to be the chief of the personal and official experience. Pre ingly in good condition, spiritually and characters are struck. It is possible, imperial general staff to succeed Ma. vious to becoming a member of the; physically. according to the inventor, to make jor General Sir Architald James Mur- body four years ago he had twelvi "The duty of the church and of all more than 4,200 characters by combi- ray. years' active experience as rani-oat good citizens is service to the com- nations of "radicals." or base chaeac- No commissioner of Kentucky. explanation was given why Gen- munity," said he. "The best service ters. About 50,000 combinations can be eral Murray is to be Soon after admission to the bar se succeeded by Gen- of practical Christianity is to make all made by the machine, the inventor Kentucky he was elected prosecuth4 eral Robertson. Twice in the present the community happier, healthier, bet- said. attorney of Washington county and war General Murray has been men. ter and freer. And the way to do that That stenographers ambitious to op. was twice re-elected. During his en tioned in reports. In September Gen- is not to begin by hounding so called crate the new typewriter will find at tire twelve years' service on the Ken eral French spoke of him as having evildoers. We are all evildoers, for first their task a little difficult, at least, tucky railroad commission he was its been one of those who had "worked that matter. I mean, the 'cleaning up was indicated by the fact that it re- chairman. day and night unceasingly, with the the town' sort of thing. It isn't that quired two hours to write the first let- The associated railroad commission utmost skill, self sacrifice and devo- sort of 'strong arm work' that accom- ter typed by the machine. This letter era of the United States twice electes tion." In October General French plishes things. I know, because when contained approximately 100 words, him president of that body. again added him to his roll of honor. I was a pastor in New York I went in but the operator was unfamiliar with He carried through to enactment his Sir William Robertson's work as quer- for the vice crusade idea. I even used the 4,200 characters. Stenographers of bill conferring upon the Kentucke eermaster ; of the British army to go out and serve warrants. this city who' do not work in export In the field was highly praised in a "I shall not begin by trying to close or import houses dealing with China, commission authority and power ti dispatch by Sir John French, who said the saloons. I shall not make it my however, are not apt to be. called on regulate the railroads of that state. that he "met what appeared to be al- business to seek out violations of the to memorize the new keyboard for This was at a time when the un- most ineuperable difficulties with his liquor law unless a strong public sen- some time. precedented excitement and passion existed in characteristic energy, skill and deter. timent demands it, for a law is, after The machine is said to be the first Kentucky, which resulted in the mination." all, only a scrap of paper unless the Chinese typewriter ever invented. assassination of Governor Goebel While Sir John, for the most part, public is behind it. Heuen Chi. the student inverttor, dem- and forced the legislature to remove its sittings from has to consider the ground in front of "I shall try only to make Greenwich onstrated the method by which the Frankfort to Louis. ville. him, Sir VVilliena Robertson has had a better place to live in, and I hope be- machine worked. He conceived the Since to keep in touch not only with the fore we get through the community idea that a typewriter could be made he has been a member of the interstate ground covered by the expeditionary will have so many more useful and to write Chinese while he was at his commerce commission he has reorganized and systematized the force, but with the centers of supply interesting things to offer that men home in southern China three years safe- ty work of the commission into what at home. He must know the lay of will not care to spend their time in ago, he said. He began a study of is now known as the Ypres, but he must know a great deal saloons. the Chinese dictionary at once to iso- division of safety, all of whose work has been under his about Birmingham and Manchester as "I do not mean thaA shall not en- late the "radical" or base characters supervision. Railroad accidents are well. force the law if I am called upon to of the words. In most cases one char. now made the subject of thorough in- His is the case of a man prepared. do it. I shall. But I mean that my acter represents a whole word in Chi- vestigation, and Mr. McChord person- His line of business ever since he look- program will be constructive, not mere- nese, though, according to Heuen Chi, ally holds the hearings in the most ina- ed after the railway transport during ly chasing evils." thousands of these characters are of simpler which portant cases. Examination is made the Miranzai and Black Mountain ex- Dr. Taylor has preached daringly on made up characters alone represent words under his direction of new inventions peditions twenty-three years ago has civic questions to his wealthy and con- themselves. He continued 'studying the forms of the covering the field of block signals, au- had to do with the care of soldier men. servative congregation. So far from language during a year and a half he tomatic train control and safety de- His first regiment was the Third resenting his instructions his parish- spent at London university and began vices of like character. In fact, every Dragoon guards, which he entered in ioners have followed them eagerly. work on his typewriter. factor which enters into the problem 1888. After doing useful transport work The liquor dealers have expressed Heuen came to this country as a of making railroad travel more safe is in the Black mountains he was pro. theniselves as not opposed to the cler- government student and on the given consideration and study by the moted to staff captain and D. A. Q. gyman. They say they believe he will prompting of Chinese officials who had division of safety. M. G. of the intelligence branch at give them a "fair deal" as mayor. become interested in his scheme took He personally examines each in- Simla. For four years he worked hard up the study of engineering at New stance of violation of the hours of serv- at the provisioning and quartering of 20,000 ACRES TO COLLEGE. York university and continued to work ice act and the safety appliance act men in India. He has worked at the on the invention. He completed the which are reported each year by the same subjects in several parts of the And a Mountain Peak to the Govern- model a short time ago and has patent- Inspectors of the commission and au- World. ment Left by J. A. Battell. ed it in this country, China and Japan, thorizes and supervises their prosecu- In 1895 he acted as intelligence offi- Middlebury, Vt.—A tract of more for it also writes Japanese. he tion. He prepared an analysis of the cer to the headquarters staff of the than 20,000 acres of forest land in this said, is similar to Chinese. causes of delay to trains on all rail- Chitral relief force. Mentioned in dis- state is bequeathed to Middlebury col- roads of the United States so that any patches and wounded, he got severely lege, to be preserved as a forest park railroad manager could determine the his D. S. 0. at the end of the cam- forever, under the will of the late Jo subjects requiring attention in order to paign and was pounced upon by the TOO MANY -15TGS IN GERMANY. seph H. Battell. bring about efficiency in operation. As war office for its own service. Mr. Battell, who was publisher oh Total a result, in one year the reduction of With his wife, whom he met in In- Is 25,500,000, and Government the Middlebury Register, was great13 train delays and excess service was dia, and who is the Orders Wholesale Slaughter. daughter of an- interested in forest preservation and nearly 50 per cent. other distinguished soldier (the late London.—The London Times says the had been acquiring virgin timber lands To him largely is due the fact that Lieutenant General T. C. Panne he Prussian minister of the interior has is- for more than forty years. the attitude of leading railroad mail. down for a short time sued a reseript insisting upon the settled to town A mountain in Lincoln and Warren toward slaughtering of pigs upon a large scale agers this branch of the work life, but to a town life that was never one of the highest peaks in the state and threatening that if voluntary ef- of the commission has changed in r for a moment oblivious to the inter- Is given to the United States govern forts do not have the required result- marked degree. ests of camp and field. ment. the government will use compulsion. Mr. MeClrord was selected by the With the outbreak of hostilities in The town of Middlebury receives tw( The reseript says that a census taken commission to preside during the in- South Africa he was very soon called Large tracts of land for park purposes on Dec. 2 showed that the stock of vestigation into the financial wrecking upon to take up his duties as an ac- and a fund of $9,900 for park mainte cattle in Germany was extraordinarily of the New York. New Haven ane tive overseer of the discipline of the nance. large, and that the number of pigs was Hartford Railroad company. In the British forces on active service. The lands bequeathed to the college about 25,500,000, a total which only report made to the senate on the sub. After South Africa Sir William was lie along the crest of the Green moun- once before had been reached. The ject Commissioner McChord called at. booked for seven years by a war of- tains and extend into three counties agrarians are warned that the slaugh- tention to the obligation resting ewer fice very desirous of reform. and eight townships. tering of 5,000,000 or 6,000,000 pigs is the directors of railroads to keep them- Afterward he went to Aldershot as In addition the college will receive quite insufficient and that instead of selves informed of the financial opera assistant quartermaster general. Alder- as a residuary bequest, at the expire es. " \ \ „ "e. Impeding they must now promote the tions of the systems with which the3 shot, of all places, was the right school of a ten Battel tion years' trust, the arrangements for the buying up of pigs are connected and insisted that the for one who had to prepare for Euro- block, a large business structure in tin by municipalities. primary duty to regulate a railroad pean complications. village; the Middlebury Register and According to the Frankfurter Zeit- "rests upon the directors. Sir Archibald Murray, the retiring a number of farms. it has been Mr. McChord's part of the work ol chief of the general staff, also has a ung, decided that the gov- shall the commission in the regulation of long, honorable record as a soldier for ernment seize and regulate the distribution of oil cake and other man- rates has been generally recognized as nearly forty years. He entered the LIVED FOUR YEARS AS A MAN, ufactured fodder. It Is said that prices strong, fair and impartial. He is the Twenty-seventh regiment in 1879, be- forced up by speculators. author of some of the most important came a captain in the Royal mats. Death of Massachusetts Woman Re. have been veals Her Masquerade. opinions in the rate cases decided by killing fusiliers in and was stead- Long 1887 the commission during the past four promoted Springfield, Mass.—The death of Miss ily until four years ago hf. 40,714 BILLS INTRODUCED. years. was made major general. Florestine Albertine Beaudoin, whose was Williamsett, body found in reveal- Statistics Show That Out of This Num- she HAVE FLOWN 1,116,000 MILES ed that had lived disguised as ber but 700 Were Enacted Into Law. SIXTY MILES OF BOOKS. N'SX\ man for four years. She lived with Washington, March 23.—During the her sister as "Albert Beaudoin" and French Air Men In 10,000 Reconnois- last session of the Sixty-third congress, Harvard's Widener Memorial Library worked in the paper mills of Holyoke sances Have Lost Heavily. according to a statement prepared by Now Nearing Completion. SLIPPERS FOR HIS BURIAL FRANCE IMPROVES MATCHES The only motive suggested for het ParIa.—An official statement James M. Baker, secretary of the givinP long masquerade is that she Could ears Boston.—Sixty miles of shelves, capa- Long Been the statistics concerning flights United States senate, 40,714 bills in- Wanted Comfortable Footwear and Had Worst In the the aerial more as a man for the support of her ble of holding 2,500,000 volumes, have World, but No One of the French air men during the eight troduced in congress were acted upon been Quilt In Coffin. Complained. self and her sister, who is a widow put in place in the Harry Elkins months of the war says: by both houses. Los Angeles, Cal.—In case he was Paris.—For forty years France has Her death was due to heart trouble. Widener Memorial library at Harvard. worst "Approximately 10,000 aerial recon- In the senate the total number of The work of finishing the interior murdered $5,000 was to be taken from enduredlhe matches in the world After her day's work in Holyoke she of noissances have been made, amounting joint resolutions introduced were 7,996. his estate to aid in hunting his slayers, uncomplainingly because the govern- was loading a wagon with furniture the new $2,000,000 structure is now in to 18,000 hours in the air. The dis House bills numbered 30,053, and laws Its last stages. This was the provision E. F. Kellner. ment took the monopoly, manufactur- from the house which she occupicel and the dedication will tance covered was 1,800,000 kilometers enacted totaled 700. Two bills and probably take Arizona banker ahd pioneer, who died lag cheap and selling dear, as one with her sister. • A policeman found place during commence- (over 1,116,000 miles). joint resolutions were passed by both ment week in June. In Venice, Cat., made in his will. Means of paying the German war debt. her leaning against the wagon am] o-w, "Unfortunately these results were houses which failed of enactment and A large force of In giving minute directions as to the however, big, cheap wooden asked the supposed "Albert Beaudoin' workmen is now en- not obtained without serious losses seven which passed both houses 'died gaged in method of his burial Kellner directed watches, easy to strike, have replaced if he needed any help. The woman re putting the finishing touches e which equal and sometimes even suy In conference. on the main that a coffin be secured of copper from sulphur tipped splinters that nearly plied that she would be all right in reading room. The ceiling choked unwary pass other methods of warfare." Four bills were vetoed by President decorations are nearly Globe, Ariz., where he resided many smokers or obstinately little while. Later she was found ly. completed. The refused to Wilson. The total simple and concur- color of the ceiling, as well pol- years; that he be dressed in a gray light. Ing by the wagon, and she died soon as the Childree have more need of models rent resolutions introduced in both ished stone pillars and suit and comfortable slippers and cov. The newspapers do not chronicle the after a physician arrived. side columns, is reform or its reason. `42an of critics.—JOubert. houses numbered 1,426. a deep yellow. ered with a quilt without decoration.

it CANDIDATES CARDS. The Local Weekly Newspaper per 1,000 Circulation is the Most Valuable For State's Attorney. ANTHONY Ai WIVELL Advertising Medium in the World.— I wish to inform my party associates Chas. H. Betts, Pres. of New York "The Thinkers of the and friends throughout the county that CARPENTER State Press Association. Country Are the I am a candidate bribe office of State's ', Attorney, and ask them for their assist- Will Build Your House And NOTICE. Tobacco Chewers ance and support at the primary election to secure my nomination on the Demo- Barn Contract Or Day Special Meeting of County cratic ticket. Work Commissioners. said one of the greatest thinkers tp. EDWARD J. SMITH. Frederick, Md., March 16, 1915. this country ever produced. For State's Attorney. Satisfaction Guaranteed Prices Reasonable The County Commissioners will meet I hereby announce that I am a candi- at their office at the Court House on date for the office of State's Attorney EMMITSBURG, MD. MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1915, for Frederick County, subject to the 2-19-tf. At 10 o'clock, A. M., decision of the Democratic Primary. INSURE IN THE and will continue in session three weeks Says the Ball Player: H. KIEFFER DeLAUTER. to hear appeals from assessments, as- For State's Attorney. sesses new property,consider pension ap- plications and for the transaction of "There wouldn't be I hereby announce myself as a candi- Mutual Fire Insurance Col, many general business. The following sched- date to succeed myself as State's At- double plays pulled off, if ule of districts has been adopted: we torney, subject to the Democratic Pri- OF CARROLL COUNTY FIRST WEEK. players didn't think pretty maries. I stand upon my record. Lowest rates of any Company in March 29—General business. straight and quick and adv-t-p. S. A. LEWIS. right. this State March 30—Creagerstown and Emmits- We need snap judgment but For State's Attorney. burg districts. it's got to be I hereby announce my candidacy for NO PREMIUM NOTES REQUIRED March 31—Hauvers and Woodsboro good judgment the office of State's Attorney, subject districts. to the decision of the Republican prim- too. April 1—Catoctin aries, and respectfully solicit your sup- EDGAR L. ANNAN, Agt., and Urbana dis- port. tricts. 2 26 EMMITSBURG, MD. "We can't afford to get up in the air except when the FABIAN POSEY. April 2—Buckeystown and Middle- ball's up there. For Register of Wills. town districts. April 3—Woodville and I hereby announce that I am a candi- Linganore dis- tricts. date for the Nomination of Register "That's why we use SECOND WEEK. PICNIC TWIST instead of a dark, of Wills of Frederick county, Md., sub• April 5—Liberty and heavy tobacco. PICNIC TWIST is ject to the decision of the Democratic New Market mild and it's better districts. than water for 91 Primary to be held in September next, keeping you from getting April 6--Petersville and Mt. dry. and respectfully solicit the support of Pleasant districts. every Democrat in the County. April 7—Jefferson and Men everywhere are finding that there's EZRA L. CRAMER, Mechanicstown districts. all the tobacco of Walkersville District. satisfaction in a mild, sweet, April 8—Jackson and Johnsville dis- long lasting chew of PICNIC TWIST For Register of Wills. tricts. without the "comeback" on the At the earnest solicitation of my April 9—Lewistown and Tuscarora nerves, many friends, I hereby beg to announce districts. found in strong tobacco. my Candidacy for the office of Register April 10—Burkittsville and Ballenger of Wills of Frederick County,Mary land, A districts. Try one of these soft twists subject to the decision of the Republi- Headliner THIRD WEEK. of the mild, can Primary. The star act on every Bill April 12 —Braddock and Walkersville mellow part of the leaf and see for yourself. ALBERT M. PATTERSON, is an districts. of Emmitsburg District. (of fare) OLD April 13 and 14—Frederick district. For Register of Wills. April 15—Brunswick district. The attention of all taxables is es- Having decided to enter the field as a W. HARPER pecially directed to this notice as no candidate for the office of Register of WHIMKEY abatement will be made or any credit Wills of Frederick County, I earnestly highball. If you want the best,order brand. allowed after the 30th day of April, solicit the aid of my friends and other this grand old Kentucky Hotel Iliddinger 1915, until the levy of this year shall members of the Democratic party at New Hotel Slagle have been completed. Persons having the Preferential Primaries to be held erected new buildings, made next September. or addi- tion and other improvements to their FRANCIS J. NEWMAN, old buildings, and those acquiring additional WI Frederick City. "John Baer"Tomato personal property would do well to re- CHEWING For Clerk of the Court. The Earliest and Best Tomato port the valuation of the same, other- TOBACCO wise they may be assessed excessively. I am a candidate for Clerk of the Cir- On Earth Those disposing of personal property "The Thinkers cuit Court of Frederick county and will ofthe Country Are the Tobacco Chewers" are earnestly requested to report the Also in economical appreciate the support of my friends same and bring their sale books to this freshness-preserving drums of 11 and voters in securing the nomination office before May 1st, if they wish to twists for at the coming Democratic Primaries, be releasea from taxes on same this 50c. year. •L. E. MULLINIX. By order, For Clerk of Circuit Court. JOHN W. BOLTER, Subject to Republican Primaries. H. L. Gayer. Clerk. President. JOHN. T. MATHIAS. mar 19-3ts. If nominated and elected, the people will have a good. clean administration, such as will be a credit to the County Bolgiano's and helpful to those who may have business in the Clerk's Office. SHIPPING FRUIT IN 30 DAYS "Greater Baltimore" For Clerk of the Court. "John Baer" Tomato produces porfect, solid, High Crown, Beautiful, Brilliant, Tomato deep red Shipping Tomatoes in 30 days, ELI G. HAUGH from large, strong, well-matured plant,. Just Doubles The Yield in veneer bands with roots undisturbed. Candidate for the Republican Nomina- In furtherance of the "safety first" In 914 the United States EARLINESS BALTIMORE DECIDES TO raised 880,- tion of Clerk of the Circuit Court for Ten days earlier than Earliana in Can- principle, the Frederick County, ada. PAY KEY WEEK SHORTAGE Atchison, Topeka, & 000,000 bushels of wheat the largest Maryland. Support a man who has taken Earlier and better than Earliana in New Santa Fe Railway Company has equipp- American crop. an in- Jersey. terest in the office, mastered all its de- Frederick ed its Safety Commissioner, Isaiah Ten days earlier than Globe in Florida. City to Get $200 of $75,000 Hale, tails, In 1913 Russia raised 100,000,000,000 will be on the job and do a man's Planted six weeks later, but come first Appropriation to Make Up Deficit with a seven-passenger automobile so work thereby saving the expense of an In Texas. bushels of wheat. Three ahead fitted with removable tires as to permit additional clerk. Why weeks of any in Virginia. of Its Celebration. not? Three weeks ahead of any In New York. of the machine Three ahead in Washington. The big hearted city being run on the stan- weeks any of Baltimore, For Judge of Orphans' Court. Two weeks ahead of any In Maryland. dard-gage track of the which could not allow Frederick county system. Set out May 30th, picired ripe frult June Dr. J1 Ai WI Matthews,VISI I hereby beg to announce my candi- 17th in New York. —Key's birthplace—a penny of the The entire world produces a total of dacy for the office of Judge of the Or- QUALITY State's $75,000 appropriation for phans' Court of Frederick County, Earliest and best in 2S varieties. its 1,000,000,000 tons of coal annually. GETTYSBURG STREET, Maryland. subject to the decision Brilliant, deep red color, smoothest, no Star Spangled Banner celebration last of the Democratic party. core. September "because it would create a EMMITSBURG, MD. Almost free from seed; deliciously fla- Better MARK ET REPORTS. JOHN T. JOY, vored. Than Stone Ever Was precedent," not knowing just what to PHONE 26 3 3-13 Far more meaty Bolgiano's "Greater Baltimore" Tomato tp and solid than any other. just 2-26 Thurmont District. No culls: ripens even doubles the yield of many of the best Canning To- do with the surplus of $7,533 88 the up to the stem. The following market quotations, which ate Perfect beauties, uniform in size and matoes you have ever grown. Smooth, well-formed Baltimore committee has on its hands, corrected every Thursday morning, are sinbJeet GUY K. MOTTER For County Treasurer. ripening. and deep from stem to blossom. Ripens evenly to Picks Iwo to one to any other the stem and is entirely free from ridges, cracks has voted to daily changes. variety. and blight. Unrivalled its to give the Frederick com- At the earnest solicitation of many of From 105 to 122 perfect fruit to the vine. shipper, due to solidity .---- A and firmness. Fruits in large clusters at every mittee $200—the amount necessary to ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR my friends I hereby announce myself perfect shipper; Blight proof. EMMITa1113110, Apr. 2 "JOHN second joint. Joints are short and sturdy. Vigor- as a candidate for the office of County BAER" FIRST TOMATO ous, compact, healthy vines. Brilliant red color, cover the latter's debt incurred in its Cry L'iNcoditios) Etc.. AT LAW Treasurer of Frederick County subject PICKED THIS YEAR. one of the handsomest tomatoes you have ever Corrected seen. local Key celebration. Originally the by Jos. E. Hoke. Will be in Emmitsburg Tuesday of to the Mr. J. T. Wilson, Calvert Co., Md., August 19, decision of the Republican 1914, writes: " 'John Frederick committee Butter 22 each week from 9 A. M. to 4p. M. Office at Baer' Tomatoes are the THE NEW STANDARD was promised Primary. I earnestly solicit your sup- earliest I have ever raised. They would have been EARLINESS Egg- 16 Public Library Room. Frederick office "Ills largely the and UNIFORM- $2,500; that was while the bill was port. very much earlier but for .the lorve, dry season ITY with which the plants bear a LARGE NUM- Chickens, per lb 12 telephone number 30. iune 3-10-tf which nearly killed them;even then I was LARGE, CHARLES A. OGLE, the first BER of SMOOTH FRUIT throughout pending in the legislature. However, Spring Chickens per lb 25 In my neighborhood to pick tomatoes. fits a fine the ripening season, that makes Bolgiano's tomato for table use or for canning. It lies 'Greater Baltimore after the Baltimore committee secured Turkeys per lb 14 New Market District not superior to Stone which has as many seeds as other tomatoes. You can recom- been the Standard c,wining variety for many Ducks, the money, Frederick's share was not per lb 412 mend John Baer'tomato highly for early use." years." Potatoes, per bushel .60 For Sheriff. CAME FOR TEN MILES AROUND "During our Picking Season from July 25th to forthcoming, so its celebration was held October 1st, Dried Cherries. seeded) TO SEE "JOHN BAER" T OMATOES. 13olgiano's 'Greater Baltimore'yielded 10 EMMITSBURG I hereby announce myself as a can- nearly 22 Tons Per Acre. by popular subscription at the same Raspberries Mr. Thos, Howe, Washington Co., Md., writes tt. didate for Sheriff of Frederick county, July 30,1014: PROF. J. G. BOYLE, Blackbe.. 'John Baer' torna toes done so Purdue University. time the centennial was held in Balti- 4 subject to:the Republican primaries of fine for me Icannot say enough about them. Igrew Dept. Hart. Apples. (dried) 1500 plants Lafayette, Indiana, more. a 1915. I stand on my record as an offi- from the $1.00 package of seed. I Lard, per lb picked fine ripe tomatoes from the last part ofJune TREMENDOUS CROPS 10 cer and respectfully solicit your sup- to the last of July One hundred more dollars of the Bal- Hides -300 baskets in all, selling them YEAR AFTER YEAR Reef 12 port. at $1.25 per basket and now the vines are still timore GRAIN --1913--- surplus will be used ELEVATOR in erecting MARION C. loaded with tomatoes. There wem absolutely it() MILLER, cripotes among had T. el. SNYDER PRESERVING CO., Chicago. a tablet that will them. Some of this vines 105 repitc,:: order commemorate the i -1 V 2-26-15 tomatoes. People came for 10 mound to see "Enter our for Thousand (1,000) WI"()(..7 . Woodeboro, Md, miles oome,'s "t;reater Baltimore' Tomato Seed. Bob construction .f the Key Highway and Corrected by Clem. If!had bought one-cuarter pound of the Patterson Brothers. BOYLE BROS. seed Ishould have hundred Ohm 's 'Greater Baltimore' produced the largest, For Sheriff. made several dollars ell,'renzendoirs it is likely that the remainder will go Steers, per 100 lb more off the crop. Solid first, second and third the n, Tomato Crop ice have ever .6 had is our lives at Fairmount, Marietz and Tipton, Butcher Heifers 6 hereby beg to pickings. Picl:ed every other day since starting to establish a permanent memorial. ba -- DEALERS IN — I announce my candi- to pick." Fresh Cows /5.00450.00 dacy for the office of Sheriff of Fred- "JOHN BAER"---3 WEEKS AHEAD --1914-- Fat Cows per lb. 2 €54!2 erick County, Maryland, subject to the T. ,1. t'..N1-"DER PRESERVING CO., Chicago, Trolley Proposed. OF ANY OTHER TOMATO writs : have been so busy with our Big To- Bulls, per lb 4;A5 decision of the Democratic Primary. Mr. R. T. Scott Nottowag Co., Va., August 24, mato .'7nps, we have neglected writing you in re- There are rumors for a trolley line Hogs,Fe per lb 7(0 day, Corn, Oats, Rye, Bran, ROBERT E. 1914, writes: "John Baer'Tomatoes were ready gard to Thousand Pelmet Bolgiano's 'Greater CROMWELL, for market three weeks before any other connecting Sheep, Fat per lb 325 tomato in m ire'Seed for our 1915 crops. Hanover with Gettysburg Walkersville our locality. I have been picking fine, large tome- Spring Lsmto 10 Chop, Clover and Timothy District. "We feel satisfied you are going to have a lot of and Gettysburg with Chambersburg. tors off of them for over two months. I had a very good-sized orders this year from the canners of lull Lambs Seed, Chicken Feed, Horse For Sheriff. successful crop." Indiane, because they have seen our fields of J. B. Cormichael, a civil engineer Calves, pm' Te 7,t.8 CROWNED WITH SUCCESS 'Greater Baltimore'growing." In tomato formerly in the employ of the Western Stack Cattle and Cattle Powder, Mary- h efraerb ysahiemrioffu ii. case myself as a candi- every -growing State in the TWO TONS PER ACRE MORE 54e6 Union and Canada. booklet. land Portland date Write for our On January 30th, Mr. Win. B. Plummer, or Maryland railway company made a sur- B.,uriaiOHN. Mar. 25 Cement, Terra "What Tomato Growers Are Saying About Kent Co., Md., writes as follows: "I have adiited subject to the decisionSHOEMAKER,ehdee ofFrt rli le e k,p umb ldi.- 'John Baer' Tonialo,” alphabetically ar- many found vey of the Chambersburg and York WHEAT:—spot, 1.56 varieties of Tomatoes, but have not Cotta Pipe. A Full Line of can primGaEroieRs,GtEo bwe.held :n ranged as to States and Canada. It's free. any the 'Greater CORN :—Spot, (4) 74!;'," September. other to do as well for me as pikes last week. Finances are said to SEED THIS YEAR IS IN GREAT Baltimore.' The past season wegathered over two OATS:—White 63,4(03,!!,," tons per acre more than any other varieties. It is have been supplied by Philadelphia and DEMAND AND SUPPLY LIMITED RYE :—Nearby,85$t.(0 Ong lots, .85 adv. one of the best varieties that can be planted tor We therefore advise you to secure your firmness, stanuing Baltimore bankers who are reported to HAY :—Tlmothy, this canning purposes on accountof 518.500519.u° ; No. 1 cht.er requirements of Wonderful Tomato at drouth or wet weather. the first tg,r1Pen once. They are be back of the scheme to connect 518.011 No. 2 Clover, $15.500517.00 MACHINERY and continue firm and good-sized until frost. the If your STRAW :—Rye, local merchant cannot supply world famous battlefield with York and straw—fair to choice.511.& you—drop es a postal ORDER NOW---SUPPLY LIMITED I hereby announceSherl- m- yffeelf as a candi- and we will tell with Bolgiano's Hagerstown. No.2, 10.50.0.511M; tangled rye blocks $8.50009 And Repairs for same. you from whom, you can secure your If your dealer can not supply you date for Sheriff ot b'rederick County, y. SUP "Greater Baltimore" Tomato Seed—DroP us a where you can get subject to the decision of the Demo- Pkt., 50e.; TA oz., 5'5e.; postal and we will write you wheat blocks, 7.004)7 50. nips V9.50410.00 oz., $1.00; oz., your supply. Cumberland Mystery Unsolved. cratic Primary. Your vote and influ- 81.00; VI lb., $7.50; pound, $25.00, postpaid. 11 lb. POULTRY :—Old hens, le& r cfllck- Pkt. 10c.'A oz. 20c, oz. 35c, 2 ozs. 60c, £1.00, e.t ence will be appreciate:l. The identity large,18 ale small. LARGE 1915 CATALOGUE FREE lb. $3.50 postpaid. of the murderer of Mar- , ens, 15& etyma chick Our beautifully illustrated I Coal in all R E LEATHERMAN, 191.5 Cata- LARGE 1915 CATALOGUE 9:ME Mullen Sizes garet in Cumberland still ens, Turkeys, 22023 baffles logue showing the "John Baer" Tomato in If you have not received your copy of Bolgiano's the police of that city. Le Ray Harden, , PRODUCE—Eggs, 19. butter, uearby, rolls Walkersville District. exact sire and color sent free to your ad- Beautifully Illustrated 1915 Cataiogue---Drop us a, dress if you send ns e postal. at once. We who was the last person seen with Miss 18® 10 Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania We also postal and we will mail you a copy Issue it 24-page fully illustrated Poultry Poultry Catalogue full of Mullen, was held as a prints, 19(420 For Sheriff. also issue a 24 page 1915 Fuspect, but was Catalogue f till of valuable information for valuable information for the farmer and Poultry_ later I 411 Call and get our Prices , the releasM. Jells Greiler, a young POTATOES:— Per bus. . 50,t4 .55 No. r. per I hereby announce myself as a candi- Poultrymen and Farmers, free for the Inan---It's free---Send for a copy. asking carp-el ter, wh,, lives not far from where bu. $ .33(df .38 New potatoes per bbl. [email protected] before you buy. date, for the office of Sheriff, subject the murder was committed, was also CATTLE :—Steers, best, 7@7% ; other, to the decision of the Democrats of Fred- J. Bolgiano & Son, J. Bolgiano a. Son, take e tete custody, having attracted Heifers, 4.5 ;Cows, 5 . 445. 1818. erick county at the preferential Pri- Founded 1818. Founded suspicion by his actions, but was Calves, ii "Big Crop" re- 5; Bulls, 3%44% 5 . ; BOYLE BROS. maries. I call upon my friends and all Almost 100 years selling "Big Crop" Almost Ho years selling leased for want of evidence. Seeds. Apparently Fall Lambs, 6% a7c. spring lambs , 11012c. Apr. 2-09 unpledged members of my party to aid not a clue of the real culprit exists. Stioats,5 2.5043 50: Fresh Cow per head° me. JAMES A. JONES. Baltimore, a Md Baltimore, Md. eddy prouirle 3

The Duke de APRIL FIRST REMOVALS Montmorency, a promin- BIG AUCTION ent figure in the Court of Napoleon R. Q. TAYLOR 86 SON SALE Names and Locations of III., is dead. Of First-Class Nursery Stock Those Who Have Recent- Sunday April 4th being Easter HATTERS AT EMMITSBURG, MD., Uncle Sam's Parcels-Post ly Changed Their you will be able to find Saturday, Residence. at HATS,CAPS,UMBRELLAS April 3, 1915, at Center Square, Brings Our Sale beginning at 12.30 P. M., sharp. Mrs. J. W. Riegle from E. Main CANES, MEN'S GLOVES Positively nothing but first class, strict- Reliable Jewelry Store street to her farm in Freedom township. H. M. ASHBAUGH'S ly healthy, true-to name trees to be Harry Boyle from the properry of RAIN COATS, AUTO offered at this sale. Thousands of Peach, To Your Home Isaac Gelwicks to his property pur- Apple, Plum, Pear, Cherry MOBILE RUGS trees, Berry Plants, etc., will be offered. chased from Mrs. J. W. Reigle. Bargains are sure to be had. Don't Those who want really RELIABLE and Mrs. William Rodgers from the Se- Hardware 86 Giocery Store fail to attend this sale. STYLISH Jewelry will find here the BEST bold building to the property vacated New Location 18 E. BALTIMORE ST. VALUES at REASONABLE PRICES. No WESTMINSTER NURSERY, by Harry Boyle. BALTIMORE, MD. mar 19 3ts Westminster, Md. matter what your wants may be just drop us Dr. George E. Schofield to the prop- A nice line of Fruit a postal or phone us (No. 705) and see how erty vacated by Mrs. Rodgers. easy it is to have GENUINE JEWELRY at Theodore Bollinger to his farm near Chocolate Rabbits, Chocolate Eggs, our Reasonable Prices delivered promptly to the Tract. your home by PARCELS-POST. Charles Myers from the property of And anything in the way for a $5.00 ROUND TRIP Send us your REPAIR WORK by PAR- Miss Marion Hoke on West Main street Happy Easter is CELS-POST; we will return it to you prompt- to the property of Mr. J. Thomas Gel- to be had at the ly, looking like new, and we GUARANTEE WESTERN MARYLAND RAILWAY wicks on East Main street. PEOPLE'S CASH STORE it to be SATISFACTORY to you. Harry Wentz from the Elower prop- Special Excursion Over The Scenic Short Route to WE PAY RETURN POSTAGE erty on East Main street to the prop- Emmitsburg, Md. erty of George Springer on West Main PITTSBURGH street. We wish to one and all a Happy Train leaves Emmitsburg Saturday, April 10th., at 10.00 A. McCLEERYS' JEWELRY STORE, Mrs. Sprenkle from the J. Thomas Easter. 48 N. Market St., next to "The News," Gelwicks property to the Dower prop- M. Returning leaves Pittsburgh 9.50 P. M. Sunday or 9.15 erty. A. M. Monday. CONSULT TICKET AGENT. FREDERICK, MD. Earl Heagy from the J. Thomas H. M. Ashbaugh. Gelwicks property on E. Main street to near Mt. St. Mary's. 1 Romanus Florence from the property of S. B. Florence to the property of Meade Patterson vacated by James Currey. C. W. WEAVER & SON James Currey to Patterson Bros. ,up 11"7-.) farm, near town. J. W. Breichner from the property GETTYSBURG, PA. of Harry Harner to house vacated by Blue Ribbon Egg Farm Romanus Florence. E. F. Brown from the property of From a heavy layitg strain John Rosenstell, Sr., to the house va- The Store That Sells Wooltex c EGGS FOR HATCHING of Thoroughbred S. C. r cated by J. W. Breichner. John Rosensteel, Sr., from the George White Leghorns. 85% fertility guaranteed; all over re- Springer property on West Main street placed free of charge. to his property on East Main street, $1.00 for 15; $5.00 a 100; $40.00 vacated by E. F. Brown. To the woman who cannot a 1,000. Mrs. Fannie Eline from the '41 property Also 9 Outdoor Prairie State Hoovers in good condition of Miss Columbia Winter on West Main at one-half price $3.50. street to her property recently pur- • chased from John Saffer. afford to make a mistake LOUIS H. CALLAHAN, Prop., E. C. Moser from the Charles Land- Phone 43-3. EMMITSBURG, MD. ers property to the John Wagaman ei mar 12-tf house on West Main street. A mistake that may be corrected the next day is C.C. Springer to house vacated by quickly forgotten. But a mistake that must stay with E. C. Moser, one for several months will not be forgotten for several Jamer Hardman from the Sister's more months. house near town to the John Wagaman house on West Main street. Victor Pryor from the Howard Rowe When you choose your Spring Wooltex tailored garments give property near town to the property of coat or suit, why not select one of longer and better service than or- Ross White. Isaac Eiker from the property of our Wooltex garments? You can dinary garments for they are made Mrs. Isabella Baker, Frederick street,to feel sure that it will be in good from pure silk and pure wool ma- ‘71 the tenant house of Howard Rowe va- 4C—'"I• style and look well for at least a terials, by skillful, painstaking cated by Victor Pryor. , whole season. tailors. ----, • /Ord Isaac Annan from the property of ZTHI I. \I\ I RS -1i ( IkT2 Ross White to "Craggystone." All materials are carefully Joseph Orndorff from the property of Every woman knows that con- servative styles are the most shrunk before cutting. Seams Better than ever---the Ford is now a neces- Mrs. Eichelberger Welty to his prop- are tailor-blasted before stitch- erty recently purchased from the An- lasting. You know how quickly ing. Special attention is given sity to every business man. And it's the nan estate. fads and freakish fancies die, collars, lapels and edges—the family servant as well. Excellence with Charles Motter from the property of and how out of style you feel if places where ordinary garments Mrs. Martha Hopp to the property of economy, less than two cents a mile for you are still wearing one. show their lack of carqful work- Miss Marion Hoke on West Main street. manship. operation and upkeep, while "Ford Ser- Albert Flenner from the property of Every Wooltex garment is vice for Ford owners" assures the continu- Elmer Zimmerman to house vacated by Wooltex garments all contain carefully inspected four times Charles Motter. the best expresion of the sea- before it leaves the workrooms. ous use of a Ford car. David Rhodes from "Rhodes' Mill" son's style tendencies, but they Such materials and tailoring Buyers will share in profits if we sell at retail 300,- to his property on Gettysburg street. combined with Jerry Overholtzer from the are refined and tempered to meet skillful design- 000 new Ford cars between August 1914 and Tract to ing, make alterations unneces- the mill property vacated by David the practical ideas of the best August 1915. sary in nearly all Wooltex gar- Rhodes. dressed American women. ments. Runabout $440; Touring Car $490; Town Car $690; Oliver Sheeley into house vacated by Coupelet $750; Sedan $975; in the United States of Jerry Overholtzer. America only. All cars sold fully equipped, f. o. b. Clarence McCarren from the Annan These are theideal garments for you----correct in style; faultless in tailor- Detroit. building to the farm of Charles McCar- ing; serviceable; moderate in price On display and sale at ren near town. EMMITSBURG MOTOR CAR COMPANY Benjamin Ogle from his stock farm Ford and Overland Agents near Motter's to house vacated by Clarence McCarren. imemisma, Mrs. Virginia Gillelan from the prop- erty of Mr. J. Thos. Gelwicks to her property on West Main street recently purchased from the Stokes estate. Mr. Victor Rowe from the Milberry THE"PIAJIA!" property to the J. Thos. Gelwicks prop- GIVE THE BURGLAR erty, vacated by Mrs. Virginia Gillelan. John Byard Westof town to Middle- BANK YOUR CASH WITH US town, Md. C. E. Waeche from the farm of G. M. Morrison to Middletown, Md. William Maxell from Emmitsburg, Md., to "Willowby" farm Gettysburg, Pa. 1311

I.ptIgbl 1915 Eyler's Valley Happenings. Mrs.Eugene McKissick spent Sun- There is such genuine economy in buying Wooltex garments that every day with Mrs. Auzengruber, of Zentz- woman should get acquainted with them. Judged from every standpoint, town. they meet your requirements. Our saleswomen know the thirty points of Mrs. Sadie McKissick spent Sunday excellence in Wooltex garments and will gladly show with Mrs. Catherine Hardman, of them to you. Friends Creek. tomorrow Mrs. Maude Weddle and two children, Come in and see the new Spring Catherine and Helen, spent Sunday models. Try on a few, examine them closely. evening with Mrs.Nina Rodgers. Their through and through goodness will Mr. Lewis Linebaugh spent Sunday prove you make with his uncle, Mr. Sheridan McKissick. no mistake when you buy Mr. and Mrs. McClelland Warren Wooltex garments. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. OME people extend invitations to the THIEF AND HOLDUP MAN. Shreeves Zentz. They carry on their persons or in their homes large sums of money. Mrs. W. H. Kipe spent Saturday after- Wooltex coats at $15.00, $17.50, $20.00 and $25.00 CHECK is the professional thief. Still, a A BOOK of no use to noon with Mrs. Wm. Miller. check is AS GOOD AS CASH to the tradesman or for the immediate Mr. Eugene McKissick and Mr, Rock- Wooltex suits at 22.50, 25.00, 30.00 and 32.50 household wants. If you haven't a bank acccunt ford Working made a business trip to OPEN TODAY. Sabillasville Saturday. Wooltex skirts at 5.00, 8.75 and 10.00 ONE Miss Ruth Miller and Messrs. Lloyd and Roscoe Eyler spent Saturday even- Other makes ing with Mrs. Eugene McKissick. coats at 7.50, 10.00 to 15.00

The Emmitsburg Savings Bank War debts of the Powers actually en- Other makes suits at 9.50, 12.00 to 20.00 gaged in fighting now total $10,560,000, WE PAY 4'( INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS. 000. The annual revenues of those Other makes skirts at 3.00, 5.00 to 7.00 countries (including their colonies and UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE STATE BANK EXAMINER possessions) are less than $9,000,000,000. I 4 011 rrklu Ornittr tr

—Easter, the "Queen of Festi- fault of his own has the sym- How They Fish for Sharks The Charm of a Low Voice HOW PEANUTS ARE SALTED rrkig Tiguntrlir A few days after I landed in Hono- Everyone knows how disagreeable vals." pathy of every right feeling per- lulu my friend Super asked, "Would high-pitched, shrieking voices are and Much Care Has to Be Taken in Their PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT EMMITS- The forty days of Lent are son, but an able-bodied man who you like to go shark hunting?" "Yes," how charming low, sweet ones, and, Preparation for Market BURG. MARYLAND. I answered. "Then if you get the bait," considering this, one wonders that There are two distinct kinds of salt- Ile past—solemn days of thought— is unwilling to earn his living, said, "I'll furnish the boat and we'll more attention is not given to the sub- ed peanuts according to A. P. Grohens, STERLING GALT, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR, association with Him who fasted who openly declares that he will go tomorrow at ten." ject from an educational point of an authority on that subject. The or- I wondered what kind of bait I was view. prepared I WARD KERRIGAN, BUSINESS MANAGER. dinary kinds are the ones in the wilderness; days of prayer, not work as long as an easily- to furnish. I supposed that it would Americans alive often been accused from Spanish shelled peanuts, un- of having disagreeable voices, consist of a chicken or a ham and and it blanched, or, in other words, with the TERMS :—One Dollar a year in advance: Six of service, of retirement from imposed-upon public will support can not but be admited that some- months, 50 cents. Trial subscriptions. Three near fell over when Super told me skins left on. The other class of salt- times the accusation seems true. The months, 25 cents. the world; days of self-denial, of him and supply the wherewithal that in Hawaii they always hunted ed peanuts is prepared from the Vir- ADVERTISING RATES made known on appli• Yankee twang and the nasal drawl pe- shark with dead horse. ginia varieties and blanched. The cation at this office. charity in thought and in deed; to keep him in a maudlin state— culiar to many of our communities are decline I made a tour of the livery blanched salted peanuts are usually THE PROPRIETOR reserves the right to stables certainly not the loveliest intonations. any advertisements which he may deem objection- days of physical abstemiousness that man deserves no sympathy and at last found a man who seemed put up in small paraffined paper sacks able. On the other hand, there are as beau- to keep shark bait in stock. to prevent early deterioration. NO ATTENTION whatever will be paid to and spiritual recuperation. whatever. "How tiful voices to be found right here in anonymous contributions. The Virginia goober differs from much do you want for a dead horse?" America as in the Latin countries, MANUSCRIPTS offered for publication will bc others in that it is blanched whole and During this holy period, sanc- Emmitsburg has had its share I asked. where a soft accent is the rule, not returned if unavailable, when accompanied by is from only the or stamps. "Fifteen dollars," said the keeper, the exception. But the trouble is prepared choicest C. & P. PHONE NO. 10. tioned by the church and craved in pensioning ne'er-do-wells; it Virginia shelled peanuts. On "for a goad one. This one has lots of there are not enough of these beautiful "Jumbo" by a soul-sick world, a Christian has been overrun by tramps. blood in him. Fifteen dollars is al- voices. There could be easily enough account of the great difficulty attend- Entered as second-class matter January 1, 1909 most nothing ng the blanchng so that the nut meats at the post office at Enunitsburg. Md., under the people have reverently dwelt The people of this town and of for so much blood." if only the American woman would Act of March 8. 1879. "I don't see what difference the take the time and the trouble to culti- will not fall apart or into halves, this upon the darkest period in the neighboring towns have been im- blood makes," I came back. vate a pleasing quality in her speaking variety of salted peanuts commands a fancy price, as compared with the FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1915. life of the Savior of mankind. posed upon, insulted and mulcted "Jt makes _tile ,sharks come quick," tones. explained the keeper. The other day three women were plainer varieties. The majority of manufacturers re- THE CHRONICLE will be indepen- In spirit heightened by denial by these professional loafers un- I paid five dollars of earnest money discussing a recent debutante, who, de- and the next morning spite lack of great good looks, was sort to the scalding process in blanch- dent in politics, progressive in spirit before I was and i-aixtified by devout worship, til they more than welcome the hardly up my telephone bell buzzed. carrying all before her in the world ing these nuts, for in that way the skin and a champion of what it conceives t• ey have followed Him through efforts now being made by the "Your horse is down stairs," said of society. can be removed more readily and the to be right. Its columns will al- the clerk. "What I like is her voice," said a nuts are not so apt to fall apart. The ways be open for a dignified dis His betrayal, His trial, His cruci- authorities to rid the county of I went down to clear up the mistake, man of the party; "it reminds me of a scalding process, however, injures the cussion by the people of any subject fixion and His burial, and now, all these invaders. and there was my liveryman with a purring cat." flavor and tends to toughen the nuts. that may seem to them interesting, wide smile. "I got him," lie said, "with His simile was correct. Her voice The best plan is to roast the nuts in a regular roaster for ten to twelve min- or that may in anywise be a benefit in joyous expectancy, it again If prompt and summary action lots of blood. I guarantee my horses." was very low pitched and came from utes. This is sufficient time to loosen to the community at large. looks forward, as it has done for is taken just at this time when I looked out, and saw a poor, clothes- the back of her throat in a soft, husky rack of a creature with its head be- sound, and its fascination was undeni- the skins, so that when the nuts are twenty centuries, to the keeping the influx of this most undesirable tween its knees being held by a kan- able. cooled they can be blanched by hand or Take Sarah Bernhardt, for instance. by some mechanical device. The short of the feast of Him "who is risen class is beginning, it will not be aka with a monster rope. 1915 APRIL 1915 "Fine horse," beamed the livery The divine Sarah earned her title of time they have been in the roaster will from the dead and become the long before the news spreads stable man. "We got him from a Jap the greatest living actress as much not have changed the appearance or SM T W T F S truck gardener. He's worth two ordin- from the pure, silvery quality of her raw flavor to ally extent- When first fruits of them that slept." among the clans and they ar- ary horses—with all his blood." voice as from her histrionic powers. blanched the nuts can be cooked in 1 2 3 To all it should be a gladsome range their itineraries so as to I couldn't exactly see where all his This star of the theatrical firmament pure vegetable fat in the same manner blood was, but paid the rest of the possesses a speaking voice to dream as the unblanched varieties, and salted season, but especially to those exclude this part of the country. money while the dealer turned to go, about, full, sweet, liquid, and one feels immediately after they are cooked and 4 56 7 8 910 after thrusting the end of the monster one could never tire of listening to drained. Special care must be exer- who have kept the fast. To them her golden words. rope into my hand. I saw a vacant lot cised in the handling, however, if it is- BALTIMORE is really going to How great is the power of the hu- it is full of significance. It is the with a telephone post and led my desired to keep the nuts whole. 11121314151617 man voice to displease as well as to let Frederick have as much as trembling bait to it and moored him, crowning point of their prepara- please was discovered the other day until it was time to go hunting. Foretelling Battleship Speed 18192021222324 the latter's by a girl who was suffering from a tion for another year of better $200 to make up Promptly at ten I was at the wharf bad cold. In a long, low building, down near with my horse, its head just above its and holier living and a constant deficit on the Star Spangled Ban- "I have just made the unpleasant the river in Washington, there is a 252627282930 knees. "It's got lots of blood," I called discovery," she confided to a friend, man who plays with toy ships on a toy ner celebration. Big liberal Bal- out as Super came up. looking beyond the dead past with "that at the present moment I am not ocean. And as a result of his play, he — — "Why," gasped Super, timore. Two hundred out of a throwing out wanted by any of the members of my can foretell exactly how the big battle- q Communications intended for publi- all its mistakes, its sorrows and a rope, "it's alive. Shark bait has to family, and do you know why? Be- hips of the United States navy will be- cation in this-paper, letters of a busi- promise of $2,500 is sure gener- be dead." its trials, to a future fraught cause I have a wretched cold that have in a storm at sea, and lie can ness nature in relation to the Chronicle, with good resolve, with bouyant erous, and Frederick ought to "Dead?" I said thickly. "What shall has turned my voice into a hoarse predict to a nicety how much horse- and all orders for Job Printing to be we do about it?" it. By the way why croak. It is not a sniffy cold, and they power will be needed to drive the done at this office should be addressed to hope and God's sure promise. remember "You'll have to kill it," he said heart- are not in the least afraid of catching great transatlantic liners laden with lessly. THE WEEKLY CHRONICLE. dont Baltimore buy Mayor Pres- It. It is simply my tones which annoy their pasengers and freight. He does "But I haven't any way," holding up them. Within the last two days I have this before even the keels of the ships THE NINTH OF APRIL. diamond my empty hand. FREDERICK COUNTY. ton a set of five-carat been asked quite politely if I would have been laid down. The Government at this time "Well, we can't go shark hunting, mini not talking, as my voice gets on He is Lieutenant Commander D. W. Frederick is next to the largest studs with the surplus left from then," said Super. their nerves, and quite impolitely to Taylor, naval, constructor in the of the counties of Maryland. In is taking special pains to interest celebration? That would There was nothing left to do but population and wealth it ranks next the city 'qu'quitmal,i your croaking,' and by a mere United States navy, and the tpy ecean search up and down to Baltimore county. In the fertil- every citizen in the United States be a "lasting memorial" all right. the water front on which he works is the United States until I found a fisherman who agreed All who ity and productiveness of its lands on have studied elocut:on or experimental model basin. The sheet it ranks among the first in the Un- in trees. Especially insistent to make our bait. He came out with a gone in for a profession where the of water in the . asin is five hundred ion. and especially in the produc- the inculcation of tree culture is "BE sure you are right, then murderous looking weapon, and soon voice plays an important part learn maximum depth of fourteen feet. But, tion of wheat. The area of this the bait was lying with one foot in the the art of speaking at the right pitch in this limited space, Commander Tay- great county is 633 square miles. go ahead'—But don't take up so this State of Maryland, and most wash of the waves with a red streak and pronouncing their words cor- lor, working with a wave maker, a The great body of the people are of much time in coming to a con- down across the sand. rectly, and it would be an immense ad- German, English and Scotch-Irish wisely, for apart from the aes- dynamometer, a towing bridge, and One of the crew flung a rope around vantage if elocution lessons were descent, the progeny mostly of the clusion that you are on the point other apparatus, can solve all tile the bait's neck and turned on the made an important part of the educa- early settlers. The land is mostly thetic side of the question, there mechanical problems connected with of fine limestone quality, and the of croaking before making the engine. The engine churned the water tion of every young girl. the construction of a ship, its probable is an absolute necessity for tree while greater part of the county is a val- the bait's neck seemed to La Rochefoucauld says: "There is roll when struck by giant waves, and start. stretch more eloquence in the ley of rolling lands lying between planting as "Maryland," accord- out until the bait got on the tones of the the horsepower needed in its tremen- Hills and the Catoc• voice than the Linganore water, when the engine calmed down in the choice of words." dous engines to drive it through the tin Mountain. This splendid valley ing to correct statistics, "is con- and away And, indeed, lie proclaims an absolute IF mental attitude is largely a we went sputtering up the water. He works with wooden models is drained by the Monocacy river, harbor and out to sea. At length the truth. and is one of the best farmed and suming annually forty-two and a environment why twenty feet long. Some of them reflection of boat stopped and one of the crew A charming story of a speaking most highly improved and produc- weigh a thousand pounds, none of half million cubic feet more tim- leaned over the side of voice was told the other clay—a voice tive areas of the Union. The great not get to work on the surround- the boat and them more than two thousand. The that could not be bought for gold. crops are wheat and corn.—Mary- stabbed a long knife into the ani- other countries of the world use paraf- ber than we can produce." ings so that the reflection will be It belonged to a hard-working little land Manual issued by Board of mals ribs, the red running out like fine models, but he works entirely the servant girl, a chambermaid in a Public Works. This is a startling fact; a fact a good one? slow opening of a fan. The engine with the minature ships of wood. great house, whose voice was so mar- began to cluck again and away we For this substitution there was a that should arouse deep and seri- velously sweet as to provoke com- EMMITSBURG. slipped, leaving the bait lapping with very good reason. In the summer To be pitied is the person who ment by all who heard her speak. time ous thinking and prompt and the tide.—Homer Croy, in Leslie's. it is In all Western Maryland—the Her mistress particularly admired the so hot in Washington that a model of sees nothing in Easter but a made out of even the best paraffine beauty spot and the garden spot widespread action on the part of First Experience on a Steamer quality, and one day sent for the girl the State—there is no town more to come and speak to the teacher who showed signs of melting. If it did not the people. The opportunity is stuffed peepie, a purple egg, a With my two suit cases I went bang- was giving the daughters of the house melt entirely, it changed its shape in attractive than Emmitsburg. ing down the narrow aisles—gangways new hat or a chocolate rabbit. lessons in elocution. an alarming degree. No people are more wide-awake, at hand; Arbor Day, the ninth of they call them on a ship—hunting my "There," she said, "I want you to One of the most important things in more knowable, more courteous to stateroom. Just as I found it a couple April, is the time to take the first teach my daughter to speak like experimenting with the models is to strangers than Emmitsburgians. TWELVE thousand miles of of boys came running to me carry help that." be sure that in the beginning they step. my stuff. The stateroom was about The location of Emmitsburg is wreckage and a people that know "Alas, madam," the teachee re- have the exact lines and dimensions as big as a room you pay thre dollars ideal; the surrounding scenery is un- The Governor appeals to the sponded sadly, "that is impossible. proportionately of the big ships, and not the meaning of defeat— a week for in New York. After look- matchable; the climate is notedly No man can teach that. Those are that the lines and dimensions shall not schools and to property owners ing around I began to get worried, for healthful; its water—pure mountain Belgium. neither chest nor throat notes; they change a hair's breadth. I couldn't find any washstand; their spring water--cannot be surpassed. everywhere to plant trees wher- come from the heart." The drawings and plans of the bat- furniture seemed to run to desks built tleships to be built It is within easy access of Balti- "THE laborer is worthy of his Voices that are naturally harsh, me- by Uncle Sam are ever they may be planted to ad- Into the wall, for there were two of tallic can turned over to Mr. Taylor by the navy more, Hagerstown, Frederick; eight or nasal be greatly im- vantage. And in making this hire"—Sure, but so many fail to them. It seemed strange that they proved by private study. Speaking ex- department's bureau of construction miles from the National Battlefield would make desks without any wash which they ercises at the piano are a wonderful and repair. In a little shop adjoining at Gettysburg, near to the Moun- appeal he is suggesting a plan labor on the job for basin, but when I went to examine one help. the building which covers the model desks tain Resorts, and is surrounded by whereby a valuable asset can be were hired. of the it opened out of the wall Not only is it difficult to speak prop- basin the models are made and point- fertile farms and productive or- into a washstand. When through with erly, but it is even more difficult to ed. Bags of shot, each weighing 25 chards. created. Trees mean beauty, it all a person had to do was to fold whisper correctly. A whisper is often pounds, are kept on hand to bring the SOMETHING for nothing! Try it up and it was out of the Mount Saint Mary's College and way. That merely a husky croak or quite inaud- model up to the corresponding weight shade and health; they mean was a new one on me—a washstand Ecclesiastical Seminary—with an to get it, and then count the cost. ible. The secret of a clear whisper of the big ship. The final tests are that could be folded up like an accor- is to made in the "toy enviable reputation extending over dollars and cents to every owner drpp the voice as low as possible ocean" near by.—The dion and put in the wall. and to speak with the lips, the lip Ponular Magazine. 106 years—is located here; St. Jos- Just So. of them. The berths were on top of each other movement helping to convey nearly Academy for "Do you think that marriage Is a eph's College and Think what it would mean if like berths in a pullman—and mine as much as flie actual sound. Fine Butter Made from Trees young ladies—equally as noted dur- lottery?'' was on top. It had high mud guards There are several trees that yield ing its 105 years of splendid acheive- on April 9th, every school in "Can't say I do. Still. everybotly and was reached by means of a ladder The Strength of Shrapnel an oily substance much resembling who menace: takes a chance."—Kansas —the kind of ladder they use in shoe ment—is also here. this county planted five trees, Shrapnel, says the American Ma- butter and making a good substitute City .Iournal. stores when the first two pairs don't There are excellent Schools—Pub- chinist, is really a flying cannon, which for it. Some of these grow in Europe, say two trees, and every farmer fit. Climbing up it, I paused on the shoots its charge while ill flight or ex- lic and Parochial—in Emmitsburg; Sweet Return. but the best known species are natives top Shelf and with the rocking of the plodes on contact. Its speed of 500,- two sound Banks, rive Churches, a and property owner did the same. She (ft:ulna:: - Henry. our engage- of Afeica and South America. ship I began to feel that something 000 feet per second is produced by a live Newspaper, modern Hotel ac- ment is at an end, and I wish to return Tho Bassia butyracea, or the "shea By this concerted action, this was going to happen. I turned and pressure of from 30,000 to 35,000 lbs. commodati as, adequate Fire De- to you everything you Have ever given butter" as it is commonly called, grows looked down and began to know how per square inch from the powder that me. wild on the west coast of Africa. The partment, progressive merchants, single act, thousands of trees Jacob felt when he made mental cal- expels it from the gun. Its bursting He (cheerilyi—Thanks, Blanche! You butt: r .c.btained from this tree is de- splendid physicians, good liveries, culations concerning what his ladder charge exerts a pressure of from 20,- would almost instantaneously may kisses. rived by pounding and pressing the garages, many fraternal organi- begin at once with the rested against. I began to see auto that 000 to 25,000 pounds per square inch. seeds, which are three inches long. beautify the landscape far and They are married now London Tele- something was going to zations, good railroad accommoda- happen to The metal of its case has a ten- When extracted, the oil assumes the gra ph. somebody unless the trip tions. There are four or five mails wide, enhance the value of prop- was soon sile strength of 135,000 pounds to (Tusk tency of butter and smells like over with. Hooking my heels over the the square inch and an elastic a day, telegraph, express and tele- A Back Number. chocolate. Not only is it an excellent erty and add so many actual dol- throwboard I started to give a heave, limit phone service connecting all points; "I wouldn't dream of marrying him. of 110,000 pounds per square article of food, but it is used exten- but the ladder lurched down the track, inch. electric light and power, oiled lars to the assets of the people. Why. la, said he would do everything sively for the making of soap and leaving me hanging on to my bearth to make ine happy." candles. streets. by my heels. Plunk went my free foot Is it not worth while? "Who I is wrong about that'?" Color Fish with Chemicals The seeds of the crab tree of Brazil There is business to be had in Em- onto something solid when there was "He ought to know that humans are Striking results are said to have and Guiana are 70 per cent fat and the mitsburg; there are Factory Sites GETTING RID OF TRAMPS. a commotion in the berth beneath me. put on earth to fulfill missions. not to been obtained in coloring live fish arti- "crab wood tallow" derived from them availabe. If you contemplate chang- I was standing on my traveling com- be happy."-- Philadelphia Ledger. ficially to suit the fancies of esthetic is excellent for the manufacture of No one knows the law appli- panion. ing your place of residence—come admirers of the piscatorial race. This candles and soap. When boiled, the "Get off!" he yelled, While under me to Emmitsburg, Frederick County. cable to tramps better than do Jerrold as a Cynic. follows the example of fioriculturists, tallow turns out yellow butter which I felt a mighty heaving and tossing. Md. Ugliest ot trades have their moments who, by means of chemicals, have contains a small quantity of strych- tramps themselves; therefore Grabbing hold of the side boards on ot pleasure. It I were a gravedigger caused roses, carnations and violets nine. The latter, however, is easily my bed I drew myself up, freed my THE GLORIOUS SEASON. when a vagrant— a man without or even a hang= n there are some peo- to take on many bizarre hues. The removed by prolonged boiling. foot and lowered myself. ple I could work for With 1 grea t deal experiments with fish have been car- From the nutmeg a useful fat is ob- Good Friday, the last chapter occupation, with no visible means "You've got to go to bed first," he of enjoy ment.—Douglas Jerrold. ried on in Sicily, carp being used for tained. The nutmegs which have been tumbling in the story of our Lord's passion, of support, a nomad, a profes- said, out. the most pail. Fist chalk, iron and broken or damaged by insects are "You steady the ladder," I said; "and Not the Same Thing. peat are introduced into the water roasted, ground and pressed for the the solemn anniversary of that sional beggar—is arrested and I'll make it." "I hear young Spriggins Ms taken a where the fish are kept, and then they fat, which is used for cosmetic and Fearfully he seized the ladder and dealt with according to law partner for Me.' receive another chemical bath con- medicinal purposes. day that beheld the greatest he is held it as I climbed up and flopped in- . "Not necessarily. hut he's married.' taining iron and tin. A tree abounding in the forests of receiving only such to my berth—to find that I was on top tragedy the world has ever punishment — Livingston Lance. Africa and called by Kaffirs "chignite," own act, has of the covers and that they were Bacon—"I gave my wife a rainbow yields (from the fruit bark the exact known, but a precursor of an- as he, by his brought tucked so far under that I could not Happy tl‘ee tun t learnedst from an. kiss when I left home this morning." source being unknown) a white butter- raise them until I had backed down other anniversary, that glorious upon himself. grief-.. not to thyself tu Egbert—"What in the world is a like substance which constitutes an subject the ladder and come up again.—Homer first unfolding of man's real hope A man out of work through no the same.—TibulIns. rainbow kiss?" Important article of commerce on that Croy, in Leslie's. Bacon—"Gne that.follows a storm." continent.

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Ring long and deep your bells for suf- shoes from us for Easter =11111•111MINIMINNIMI DANCING IN CHURCH. fering borne With patient grace; and we believe you will Forms a Part of the Easter Services Bring purple pansies, colors that are worn become a regular and sat- You may enjoy your Easter promenade, equipped with a In the Cathedral of Seville. new Easter bonnet, garbed in a new suit, or with some neat Best with a sorrowing face, This cathedral at Seville has the dis- And weave with pine and cypress and isfied customer. footwear apparent—yet if you do not anticipate an Easter tinction of being the only church in young moss dinner with the last course being— Christendom where dancing forms any The emblematic cross. part of ,any ceremony or service. Here I called the "Dance of the Ring soft and slow your bells a tender Strawberry Ice Cream a dance M. FRANK ROWE Matthews Seises," is performed before the high knell altar during holy week. It is in imita- And softly weep; then we contend there is no complete list of edibles and con- Bring amaranth and stainless asphodel tion of the dance of the Israelites be- sequently a lack of Easter enjoyment. There are candy eggs In memory of that sleep fragrant fore the Ark of the Covenant, and even Which wrapped the world in three and rabbits and Easter packages of all kinds plus in Spain is of very ancient origin. Im- so-vv...0**0000,),x4,0-v},l000v›w,,,..,-,200.2.,••zzo-a-1-3.0-000-0, carnations to be had at days' ashen gloom s 0 agine the cathedral on such an occa- While he was in the tomb. 9 SCHOFIELD'S OPTICAL SHOP 0o sion crowded with people, seated and t, 0 standing. In front of all the others are Ring, ring your bells across the happy SCIENTIFIC METHODS 0 land 9 ,51 several rows of priests al church dig- ti? 0 Matthews Bros. I nitaries, all in gorgeous vestments, This Easter morn! til o who inclose a fair sized open place Christ sits in heaven at the Father's V hand. decl-tyr. the high altar. A piece of car- 3 EYES WE before Bring blossoms to adorn floor, on either 0 0 pet covers the marble A conquered death, whose victim has side of which stands a row of boys from Y o arisen it eight to twelve years of age, dressed A grave which is no prison. I 0. EXAMINED MATCH occimmocimmommossommommom like Spanish gentlemen of the middle —Juliet Marsh Isham in New York 0 N ages, with white stockings and a large Times. 0 ARE YOU THINKING OF HAVING A )111 plume in the hat. At a signal from a 10 FREE LENSES 0 priest the soft music of violins breaks THE EMPTY TOMB. 1 0 N,, o the profound silence of the church and 1 9 o :SUIT OR OVERCOAT the boys proceed to execute several RS Story and Significance Told In '9fo EYE STRAIN CAUSES HEADACHE (5 MADE TO YOUR MEASURE THIS SPRING pretty and graceful figures. Later they Easter Sermon. WE join in a gentle and harmonious song, GRIND OUR OWN LENSES WHILE YOU WAIT g It is Friday afternoon. With "It is "I _II JUST TO REMIND YOU—We have the choicest line which in the obscurity of the vast ca- finished" his head drops upon his I SCHOFIELD THE BALTIMORE OPTOMETRIST og of Spring Woolens for Suitings and Overcoats. thedral sounds like a choir of angels, breast, and the hopes of his disciples I FINE WATCH REPAIRING Quality and Wormanship of and finally they accompany dance and a We Guarantee the Fit, are shattered. Pilate is glad to find I SEBOLD BUILDING EUMITSBURG, MD. es song with their castanets. 0( Every Garment. some balm for his uneasy conscience Two centuries and over ago an arch- rig And Guarantee You the Lowest Price Consistent With by granting the request of the rich bishop of Seville desired to put an end Good Merchandise. friend, Joseph of Arimathea, for the to this ceremony, thinking it unbe- We Should be Pleased to Have You Look at Our Beauti- body. Nicodemus, scholarly, timid and coming the church and the Master in Patterns Are shrinking, comes into the light again, ful Line of Spring Styles Before the Choice heaven. But the people of .Seville joining in the embalming, because he )11( Taken. thought otherwise and were deter- forget the evening's talk with mined not to give it up without a strug- cannot LOWENSTEIN & WERTHEIMER, Teacher. The sealed. 111 gle. The case was finally appealed to the great tomb is MEN'S FURNISHINGS for his watching en- HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS Rome. The pope of that day, think- He Is alone, save ing to appease the people of Seville and emies. The world's hopes are dead. In .1 r 9-11 N. Market Street, FREDERICK, MD. him they had flamed high; now they will be a more important feature with us. We want you to get better an 22 15-1 r at the same time put an end to the acquainted are ashes. They who loved him cher- with this erd of our business. The advantages will be mu- dancing, gave his permission for the tual. ish the past, but have no future. The olmoimmommmixoncomoccoxx ceremony to be continued on condition We carry a large line of Fancy and white shirts, only brands, how- that the dance should be given up as long sorrowful Sabbath day at last is ever of merit that do fit. Night robes, pajamas, suspenders, hosiery of soon as the suits, which the boys then waning; the first day is dawning. cotton, lisle and silk, and by the way, the best silk socks ever shown at had, were worn out. What resulted? Through the mists of the morning, 25c. Underwear of quality in every weight, union •as,...s•- sie•stsh.-aronsis..s The suits have never been worn out. hands laden with the treasures of the suits, handkerchiefs, suspenders, wonderful range of neckwear. The From time to heart, while silver light of star and newest collars, in fact a time they have been full assortment of the golden gleam of sun mingle, the Marys best values from dependable makers. Try us. StockanclFarm skillfully repaired with a piece here You will be benefitted. and a piece there, and now, after two sadly seek the tomb, hoping to per- Auctioneer-- centuries, the suits are still as good as form the last service of loving devo- Sales a Specialty I approach with timidity, SPRING PREPARATIONS new, and the dance is still given. tion. They fear, awe, wonder. are moving steadily along with us and despite the weather, the spirit of • cheerfulness will soon control us. Makers P. MORT, $4-024.0-0.0444444444...0440.44. Lo, the stone is rolled back! One sits have vied with each other in CHARLES upon it clothed in light. He has producing the most beautiful merchandise we have ever seen at prices that are most satisfactory and gratifyi-g. the World's Greatest School of Auctioneering ATURE herself gives to + hastened from heaven to anticipate Graduate of humanity N her choicest their coming and to change their sor- OUR SPRING SUITS treasures when she row into song by the announcement, WRITE OR PHONE FOR DATES clothes the world with grass "He is not here; he is risen." The write a new page in suit history. Whilst the designers have lost none of and flowers at Eastertide. disciples. their art, the great object of evolving more rational styles has succeeded HOTEL MONDORFF, Emmitsburg, Md. Thin awakening brings a women hasten to tell his Phone 13-5 Hope, the last spark of which had gone that the term freak has been of itself eliminated and suit wearers will promise of beauty to last for find beautiful stylish garments made on such out, is again in human hearts. reasonable lines that every- r"..ss.-41trOrs many months. All mankind kindled body is gcing to be pleased. dec. 11 3 mo. hails with joy the dawning of Forty day he lingers on the earth un- Shepherd Checks, Sand, Pretty Belgian Green, New the Easter morn. New Blues, Blacks hopes til the most skeptical cries, "My Lord will prevail according to arise in the deep, taste, and better values can be had for the hidden and my God!" Every disciple becomes money than ever before. springs of the heart, new joys a herald of his resurrection. They seal $10.00 to $2500 will be the price range, the selling 0 lend brightness to the eye and already proves the worth of our selection. . color to the cheek, and new their testimony with their blood. love radiates the entire being, Only the fact of Christ's resurrection CHARLES M. RIDER working its wondrous mira- can explain the revived hopes of his SPRING COATS cles upon whomsoever it de- despondent followers. Only a personal- (SUCCESSOR TO HOKE & RIDER) will figure largely this season. You cannot well get along without a top scends. The highest type of ity that lives can rule the world as love coat of some kind. The models are becoming as well as very stylish, and is the unselfish, sacrific- Christ rules it today. Every believer ing variety, and to attain this to use a customer's expression yesterday, "Buyers will do well to look us onuments, Memorials and Ceme- may Easter morning unalloyed quality we must share this the res- over when an outer garment is wanted." give. urrection hope as it sends the sunlight tery Work of All Kinds of heaven into every darkened heart 4S.ozz+`0 ,244.004F0000444- ,4S-S, and into every open grave, revealing ARTISTIC WORKER IN CUT STONE anew, "He is not here; he is risen." THOMAS H. HALLER, Easter Influence In Greece. Every tomb is now empty. May you M CONCRETE EXPERT The influence of the church is strong- stand, in fact or in imagination, CENTRAL DRY GOODS HOUSE, ly felt by the common people of Greece. who My yards hold exhibits of beautiful work. These and grave of loved ones today catch photo- They keep its long fasts religiously by the 17-19 North Market St., Frederick, Md. vision and hear the voice, "He is graphs are always open for inspection. and for fifty days before Easter eat the not here; he is risen." C, & P. TELEPHONE-26-4 RESIDENCE. neither meat, fish, butter nor eggs, but Death is not a wall, but a door into live on figs, olives, bread and wine. STREET, EMMITSBURG, MD. As morning, as WEST MAIN On the Friday before Easter funeral life. evening promises winter spring, as the seed flowers, so services are held for Christ in all the death Dr. George churches, and at the close of the serv- promises life.—Rev. W. Shelton. Pittsburgh. • ices the congregations go out to bury him. Brass bands play slow music as THE MATERIAL FOR 0.411111.4r" Iti."4"4111.4111e.8810,11”.11112m411,...1\411.01110.01P.1110.1101.4 11-.111.411.0110,411....\,411.71.... at military funerals, and the proces- Ti:e W ord Easter. sion carries black banners, crosses and Easter to the French is known as‘ 0 !! THAT other emblems of mourning, while Paques: to the Scotch, Pasch; the SPRING SUIT !! 1808-- Mount Saint Mary's College-1914 great multitudes follow bearing can- , DanoA, PansVe. and the Dutch, Pasch- IS HERE dies. en. St. Paul calls Christ 'our Pasch." The English name is derived from UR varied showing encompasses the needs of ev ery Why the Lily Means Easter. n and Ecclesiastical Seminary I that of tlie old German or Saxon 44. man—you will find the style you like at the price The lily Is typical of Easter because goddess of spring. Ostera or Eastre, you of its whiteness and personification of want to pay. The assortment EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND whore festival occurred about the same forms a complete and in- purity. In its natural stata it blooms time of the year as the celebration of teresting style exhibit embracing all the in about Easter time France, its native Easter. When the early missionaries Conducted by Secular Clergymen, aided by LayProfessors home. went to Britain they found the people FASHIONABLE FABRICS, DESIGNS AND COLORINGS Easter Day, worshiping this goddess, to whom the CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, COMMERCIAL COURSES. The brook has found he voice again, month of April, which they called approved for this season's wear. The lark has found the blue, Easturmonath, was dedicated. The bud has run. SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR YOUNG BOYS. The crocus found the missionaries substituted the Christian The sun has found the dew. J. D. LIPPY, Tailor) io The butterfly has found the light, feast for the old heathen one. but they t CATALOGUE UPON REQUEST. The grass the g,een of May, allowed the people to give It the name Meh. s-t f. GETTYSBURG, PA. And Christians find joyous life of their goddess, and so the word Address, RT. REV. MONSIGNOR B. J. BRADLEY, LL. D., President On holy E.Ister day. to 0.410 Easter came he uscst .111P•11%.410101.14110.4.1".111110.4giarli 01.0.1110.41.•11ft.t.'glir. ro, 40.1\41 I t....>11.:AL....1L>11...t...•- Li OIR erktH allgottirlp

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The manage- are as follows: 50c ment of THE CHRONICLE will take it as a par- celebrated by the scholars of St. Eu- caused a monetary loss have guests visiting them, and those who ticular favor if patrons will telephone or CATHOLIC that has not yet entertain, fail to send a list of their friends. write to this office concerning matters of phemias School in the School Hall last been estimated. One was in the Catoc- CHRONICLE OFFICE. or an account of these events, to thisidtice. gen sral interest. By sending persomds, de- Readers who live at a distance are always Mass, Sunday 7 and 10 a. m. Thursday afternoon. tin Mountains, above Thurmont and the Interested in what is going on "at home," tails of improvements to town or farm prop- erty, accounts of accidents and gees, the re- Vespers, Sunday 7:00 p. m. The programme which was varied and other on the place Wilbur and for that reason, if for no other, this col- ports of meetings, particulars of deaths and of Routzahn, umn should be filled every week. It is of weddings and mention of all social events, Mass, week day, 7 A. M. interesting and carried out in every de- near Reel's Mills. course understood that anonymous contri- they will make this THEIR paper-truly butions will not be published. Names of Sermon, Benediction of the Blessed tail the spirit of the day, was highly The fire above Thurmont was ny far persons furnishing items will be withheld. representative of the community. CLASSIFIED Sacrament, Wednesday evening, 7.30 P. applauded by the enthusiastic audience. the largest and mcst disastrous of the Mr. Edwin M. Allman, of the Chem- Readings from The CHRONICLE Stand- M. The numbers follow: Hymn, "Lady of two, while the one near Reel's Mills ADVERTISEMENTS ical Department, Pratt institute, ard Thermometer for week ending Stations of the Cross, Friday after- the Way," School; Welcome, Robert did not cover nearly so large a space, Brooklyn, N. Y., spent several days Friday, Apr. 2, 1915. noon and evening, 3 and 7.80 o'clock, P. Pampell; Birdie's Ball, Minims; Panto- and was soon extinguished. with his uncle Dr. J. McC. Foreman. 8 A. M. 12M. 4 P. M. M. mime, Holy City, Victrola accompani- The fire above Thurmont broke out at SPECIALISTS Miss Anna Ritter, of Keysville, spent Friday 48 48 42 ST. ANTHONY'S ment; The Annunciation, Mary, Maud night and was confined principally to DR. J. A. Tuesday in Emmitsburg. 'Saturday 32 42 Mass, Sunday at 7:00 and 10:00 a.m. Hobbs; Angel Gabriel, Elizabeth the property owned by St. Joseph's LONG Specialist, Eye, Ear, Mitchell; Miss Fae Linn is spending the Easter Monday 40 42 48 Catechism, 9:00 a. m. Reader, Alice Dukehart; Seminary, of Baltimore, where a large Nose and Throat. 109 North Market holidays in Pittsburgh. Tuesday 30 36 42 Vespers, 3:30 p. m. Hymn, Rose Hopp, Lillian Long, A. dairy farm is conducted and general Street, Wednesday Dukehart; Drama, Dottie's Dream; farming Frederick, Maryland. Mr. Charles D. Eichelbeiger returns 36 42 44 PRESBYTERIAN carried on under the manage- tonight from the University of Mary- Thursday 40 46 50 Song, "The Lily Looks Like Me," Our ment of Father McCarthy and Martin Hours 9. A. M. to 4 P. M. Phone 27-W Sunday, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. land to spend the Easter holidays with Little Girls; Song, "We'll Stand by the Kelley. july 17-14 Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Flag," Our Boys; Cardinal's Essay, his mother Mrs. J. W. Eiehelberger. Mr. John Wagerman has had his re- The fire started at the foot of the E. R. MILLER, M. D. Eye, Ear, Nose Christian Endeavor, 7:00 p. m. "Mother Seton, Foundress of Sisters Miss Estelle Codori spent several days cently completeti double house on West of mountain, near the property of Kel- and Throat Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:30 p. m. Charity," Agnes Cotilus, read by Julia in York this week. Main street repainted. baugh, and rapidly ate its way upward, Specialist. 2nd Floor Rosenour Build- LUTHERAN Roddy; Jerusalem, composed Miss Ethel Mae Seboure, of Bseti- by Mother spreading in all directions and threat- ing, Market and Church Streets, Sunday, Seton, Young Ladies; Instrumental ening to reach more,was the guest of her grandparents, Palm Sunday,commemcrating the tri- 10 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. the area of the farm Frederick, Md. Sunday Duet, "Patriotic," L. Long and M. buildings. Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson this week. umphal entry of Our Lord into Jerusa- School, 9.00 a. m. A large area was burned Hours 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. and by ap- Junior Christian Saffer; Drama, "Valley Forge," Boys; over before the Dr. J. McC. Foreman spent Monday lem, was observed in the churches of Endeavor, 1:45 p. m. fire was gotten under pointment. Phone 759. july 17-1y. Senior Chorus, Lady Day, School. control. in Hanover. Emmitsburg with special services. Palm " 6:45 p. m. Deputy Forest Warden J. Ho- Miss Ruth Patterson Wednesday, Prayer Meeting 7:30 p. m. ward Creager, of Thurmont,was on the CIVIL ENGINEERS spent a fewdays was distributed to those who attended MRS. ELIZABETH Saturday, Catechetical instruction 2 CLUTZ. • scene in charge of the volunteers, who :n Baltimore this week. the 10 o'clock Mass in St. Joseph's R. Mrs. Elizabeth Clutz, widow of the turned out R. SELLERS Civil Engineer. Plans, Mr. Charles Shriver who for the past Catholic Church. p. m. to fight the fire, and sec- late William Clutz, Specifications, Esti- several months has been visiting his REFORMED died at the home of tion gangs of the Western Maryland her daughter, Mrs. mate s, Grading, Draining, Farm Sur- sisters Mrs. Charles Landers and Miss Sunday, 10:30 a. m. and 7:00 p. m. Scott M. Smith, near Railroad were fighting tu save the high The foundation has been Taneytown, veying, Blueprints. Ella Shriver,left last week for Por.emah, completed Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. last Tuesday afternoon, bridges between Thurmont and Deer- for the erection of an -addition to the aged 72 years, month, july 17-6m. Emmitsburg, Md. where he will make his future Service Wednesday evening at 7:30. 1 23 days.Mrs. field, and right in the path of the fire. property of Mr. Vincent Sebold on Fred- Clutz had been in failing health ever home. METHODIST EPISCOPAL EMORY C. CRUM Civil Engineer and ick street, recently purchased from since the death of her husband about Mr. B. M. Kershner who has been Maryland Day Celebrated in Public Constructor, Third Mrs. Isabella Baker. Sunday School, 1:30 p. m. five weeks ago, but her death came as visiting in Hagerstown returned on School. Floor City Hall, Frederick, 'Phone 634 Service, 2:30 p. m. a shock to her many friends. Tuesday. Maryland Day was observed in the and 513-R. Land Surveys, Water Sup- Epworth League, 6.30 p. m. Sheis survived by two sons, Harry W., Miss Mary Jackson, of Baltimore, Matthews Bros , have just opened an Emmitsburg Public School on Thursday ply, Sewers, Paving, Reinforced Con- Vesper Service, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. of near Taneytown and George Clutz, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John additional ice cream parlor for the ex- afternoon, March 25. The following crete, Railways. Plans for all kinds of Tom's CREEK M. E. CHURCH of West York,formerly of Emmitsburg, Jackson. clusive use of ladies. It is entirely programme was rendered: buildings. July 17-1y. and three daughters, Mrs Mr. Lucian Beam left on Monday for separated from the original one and may Sunday School, 9 a. m. Hattie Song, America; Quotations, Short Adams, of York, Pa., Mrs. Scott Washington. be entered directly from the street to Preaching, 1030 a. m. Smith Talk, Founding of The Maryland Colony, CHOICE tlEATS and Mrs. Harry Hilterbrick. Messrs.Arthur Stokes and Allen Mos- the right of the store. Sheridan Biggs; Recitation, "The Mary- H. N. GILLELAN Funeral services were held Friday Everything in the er returned to Conway Hall, Carlisle on Forty Hours Devotion will open in St. land Flag," William Hays; Instrumen- AND morning in the Lutheran church, Tan• SON Meat Line. Lamle Tuesday, to resume their studies. Joseph's Catholic church Sunday morn- tal Duet, Virginia Eyster and Ethel The first contribution to the CHRON- eytown by Rev. L. B. Hafer. Interment and Veal in Season. Mr. Mentz Besant, of Frederick, was ing at the ten o'clock Annan: Short Talk, Religious Tolera- ICLE museum this week was a Prussian Mass. in Taneytown. Prompt attention. Polite service. here on Monday. tion in Maryland, double rifled quadrupled action, rapid Margaret Hays; Short West Main Street, Mr. Rohrbaugh, Hanover, Pa., spent Talk, How Key was Inspired to Write firing shot gun with barrels eight feet The regular monthly Union Services DR. T. T. TATE DEAD. july 17-14 Emmitsburg, Md. Tuesday in town. the Star Spangled Banner, Margaret long. Mr. Albert Bowling was the don- of the Young Peoples Societies will be Dr. Theodore T. Tate a native of Miss Louise Busick and Miss Juliet Zimmerman; Song, The Star Spangled AUTOS FOR or. held in the Presbyterian church on Sun- Gettysburg, who received his early edu- HIRE Peppier, of Baltimore, spent a few days Banner; Short Talk, Maryland's Part day evening, April 4 at 6.15 o'clock. cation at Gettysburg College and at Mt. MONDORFF Well-equipped Cars. Care with Miss Ruth Patterson. in Winning Our Independence, May - Everyone is cordially invited to attend St. Mary's College, Emmitsburg, died AND ful Chauffeurs. Gasoline Miss Milred Biggsand Master Sheridan The pupils of the Public School were Rowe; Instrumental Solo, Pauline An- these meetings. at his home, Gettysbure, Saturday BENTZEL and Auto Supplies. Biggs spent Saturday in Baltimore. granted a holiday last Friday. nan; Short Talk, The Beginning of the Place morning. Always Open. NEW Mr. Robert Beam is visiting in Balti- Public School System in Maryland, Miss He was one of the first volunteers from HOTEL SLAGLE GARAGE, West more. To day being a legal holiday both There will be special Easter services Shuff; Short Talk. The Ancient City Adams county at the outbreak of the Main St., Emmitsburg, Md. july 17-14 Misses Mary Shuff, Madeline Frailey, banks were closed. in the Methodist Episcopal Church on and How It Became the Capital of Civil War and was a lieutenant in the Clare May Rowe. Carrie, Eva and Anna Sunday afternoon at 2.30 P. M. The Maryland, Estelle Houck; Recitation, F. R. LONG Clean ears, moderate 17th Pennsylvania Cavalry, later becom- Rowe and Elsie Springer attended the sermon will be "The Resurrection of What Constitutes a State, Margaret charges, prompt and The Mite Society of the M. E. Church ing a surgeon in the 3rd Pennsylvania teachers meeting in Frederick on Fri- Christ" and special music is being ar- Annan; Closing Song, Maryland, My courteous service, Day or Night. Care- day. met at the home of Mr. William Morri- ranged by the choir. Cavalry. Dr. Tate served throughout Maryland. ful Drivers. son on Friday evening. the entire war. He was Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Heagy and son Following a a member of C. & P. Phone. Em Corporal Skelly MITSBURG, Mn. visited Mr. and Mrs. business session, refrsshments were Post 9, G. A. R. aug. '7-1y. G. W.. G. Heagy, The one hundred and thirty-first Con- of Gettysburg, recently. served. ference of the Methodist Episcopal MRS. CHARLES BISHOP. CARDS OF THANKS. Miss DRUGS AND PRESCRIPTIONS Nellie Cover, of Thurmont, vis- Church will convene in. the Grace M. Mrs. Charles Bishop, died at her late Cards of Thanks will be pub- ited Miss Nellie Rowe this week. There will be special service in all the WILLIAMSON'S Everyone knows E. Church, Baltimore, Md., on Wednes- home three miles East of Emmitsburg, lished in the WEEKLY the Bishop John Gardener Murray and churches of Emmitsbisrgen Easter Sun- CHRONICLE DRUG STORE day, April 7. This conference, which March 20, 1915, aged 33 years, 5 months ; necessity of pure daughter Miss Ann K. Murray day. at the rate of Five (5) Cents a and say- includes only that portion of Maryland and 20 days. drugs and accuracy - eral line, one insertion. Heading friends, of Baltimore, motored to West of the in compounding prescriptions. You can Susquehanna and the Chesa- The name of the deceased before her (black face type) Ten (10 Cents Ernmitsburg on Monday. The following count on both these necessities pupils are-on the roll of peake, has 204 charges, a total of 60,- marriage was Miss Powell, of Creagers- extra. if you Mr. G. M. Morrison, of Baltimore, take or Honor at Hayfield School: 'sabel Brew- 000 members and 80,000 Sunday School town, Md. She is survived by her hus- send your orders to Williamson's visited in Emmitsburg this week. ner, Clarence Lingg, Miss-, Catherine, scholars. $320,000 are paid annually to band and four children. 40 N. MARKET STREET, Miss Mary Chrismer,of Peabody Con- Phone 68 Evelyn, James and Bernadette Orndorff, ministerial support, $225,000 to benevo- Funeral servicee were held at her late FREDERICK, MARYLAND. servatory of Music, Baltimore. is spend- HIGH-GRADE OIL AND GASOLINE. aug 7-ly Nora Harbaugh, Catherine, Pierce and lence and $175,000 as current expenses. home on Monday, March 22, 1915, con- ing the holidays with her parents, Mr. There is a Lewis Rentzell, James and

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0000000000-cso-oo-o-o-oosa•o-oo-csooo Muscle Colds Mrs. Rosa Walkley, of Nassawodox, Gettysburg. "It is easy to use and quick to respond. No work. Just Va., is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. P. Bequests to two Adams county apply. It penetrates without rubbing." Fox. churches are contained in the will of Mr. Read What Others Say: G. E. Rogers, who has been con- Samuel D. Wilson, a former resident Have used \ our Liniment very successfully in a case of rheumatism, and ducting a photograph gallery in New of the county, who died recently in always have a bottle on band in Haven, Conn., has closed out his busi- Illinois. Mr. Wilson left $300 to the case of a cold or sore throat. I wish to say I think it one of ness at that place and is now with his Great Conewago Church, Hunterstown, the best of household remedies. I family in Thurmont. Mr. Rogers has and $200 to the Marsh creek Presby- would not have used it only it was leased a piece of ground on Water recommended to me by a friend of terian church. Mr. Wilson was a na- mine who, I wish to say, is one of street from the Thurmont Bank and tive of the Marsh creek community. the best boosters for your Liniment and will erect thereon a studio and con- With an entrance on I ever saw."—J. W. Fuller, Denver, York street tinue his work. Construction has al- terrace Col. through the old post office talk room, P. W. ready begun. Stallsmith started on Monday the erec- "Just a lino in praise of Sloan's Well, we are off on our Easter vaca- Several members of the Alumni As- Liniment. I have been ill nearly Mr. J. D. Savage, of Nassawodox, tion of a new garage to have a capa- tion. sociation were visitors here fourteen weeks with rheumatism, Va., who has been visiting his daugh- city of 100 cars. It will be recently. have been treated by doctors who conducted did their best. I had not slept for ter, Mrs. H. P. Fox, has returned to by J. Herman Bream and John C. the terrible pain for several nights, his home. Shealer. The building will extend to The first state team, St. John's, was Anti-vacationists number approxi- when my wife got me a small bottle disposed of favorably. of the Liniment and three applica- The Ladies' Aid Society held a social the alley and will include the old Flem- mately two hundred and fifty. cations gave me relief so that I could at the home of Miss Elizabeth Hartley ing and Baer stable. rleep."—Josrph Tamblyn, 015 Con- on East Main street last Friday even- The prize of $5.0u offered by verse Street, McKeesport, Pa. the All monthly examinations for March The appearance of Spring has caused ing March 26. The evening was spent Young People's Branch of the W. C. have been completed. Tennis experts to loosen up consider- in playing games and music. At 9.30 T. U. of Gettysburg for the best essay ably and the white nets are a collation was served. stretched written by a Grammar School pupil on About two-thirds of the student body quite frequently. Mr. and Mrs. Wilhide, of Baltimore, the subject "The Boy Who Smokes and will remain at the Mount during Easter and Mrs. Colliflower, of Hagerstown, Swears" has been awarded by the holidays. SWAN'S visited Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wilhide the judges to Marie Snyder of the eighth The Handball Association is one of the past week. strorozest athletic clubs at the Moun- grade. The last call for prize essays was Miss Lilly Maine, of Creagerstown, tain. This organization consists of five The schools of Adams county are sounded on Tuesday. The response was is visiting Miss Edith Grumbine. or six teams so allied as to form a planning to observe Arbor Day on April unanimous. Rev. and Mrs. M. L. Martin, who 16. Governor Brumbaugh fixed that league. have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. date and April 27 as the Spring Arbor LINIMENT Mountaineers Take Opener. Good for Neuralgia, Sciatica, Sprains and Bruises. Maynard Freeze, of Richmond, Va., days and the teachers and pupils will The number of students now enrolled have returned home, their little grand- Mount St. Mary's opened the baseball All Dealers 25c. participate in literary programmes and on the college register was not reached son, Kenneth Freeze, accompanying season last Saturday when it defeated Send four cents in stamps for a free TRIAL BOTTLE. • plant trees each day. last year until April 23. Mr. H. Corgan, St. John's College, of Annapolis, 11 to them. A contract has been let by the Get- of Luzerna, Pa., is the latest addition DR. EARL S. SLOAN, Inc. Dept. B Philadelphia, 6. The Pa. Mr. Charles Gall and Mr. Morris Al- tysburg & Harrisburg railway, for the first two innings during which to that list. baugh have purchased new automobiles. erection of a reinforced concrete bridge the Mountaineers annexed 7 tallies was The pupils of the Thurmont Public to replace the wooden trestle south of sufficient to decide the contest. In the Umpires McAtee and High School celebrated the 281st Guernsey station. third the Cadets yanked Merriken and and Nallin, after a three days visit at the Mount, returned anniversary of the founding of Mary- A complete programme has been ar- Matthews pitched well until the seventh, on Monday. Scout McAtee is land, in the Town Hall last Thursday ranged for the 175th anniversary of the and last, when three runs were made off a well known arbitrator in Maryland, afternoon, March 25. Dr. Joseph H. founding of the Gettysburg Presbyter- his delivery and the game was called on while Dick Nallin is on the staff of ÷ LAST 4 Apple, of Hood College, Frederick, ian congregation, and the annual meet- account of train. American CALL League umps. + ,.. gave a very interesting address. The ing of the Carlisle Presbytery to be held Wineke who essayed the mound work , for the locals,did + entire programme was as follows: Song, in Gettysburg April 13 and 14. well at first, but made t-, FOR way for Higgins after being landed on 4 "Star Spangled Banner;" Invocation, Lose Second Disastrously. Rev. P. E. Heimer; Song, Girls of High in the third for five runs. Higgins was A MT. ST. MARY'S ITEMS. Inability to keep the visitors from .4 "Soldier's Chorus;" Recitation, a little wobbly at first, but settled down .,9 School, A Happy Easter to All! pounding the sphere all over the as the game progressed. Only lot, *EASTER -4- "A Tribute to Maryland," Margaret one run and inability to SUITS Mr. Alexander Knott accomplish this r. ..9 spent Thursday feat for Declamation, William Ester was made while he was performing. Wilhide; - of last week in Frederick. themselves account for the Mountain- ÷ Time honored line; Song, "Dixie;" Recitation, "The The game was featured by the all- custom calls for New Easter "Duds" + From now on and until further notice eers loss on Monday to Holy Cross, 16 Maryland Line," Kathryn Flory; Pa- round playing of Mount St. Mary's team, ÷ 4 the masses and services at St. Anth- to 2. The tabulated score shows that triotic Medley, Ferne Snook; Declama- especial mention being deserved by NEW STYLES--ALL PRICES a... ony's on Sundays and Holy Days will the locals were given nine errors. These ,4 tion, Fleagle; Recitation, "My Higgins, Rice and Camino. The last- 4 Paul be, low mass at 7 A. M.; high Mass at were invariably converted into runs by Maryland," Hazel Wolfe; Vocal Solo, named knocked a ball over the bank for 10 A. M. Sunday school, 9 A. M.; the fleet Northerners. The real demor- Firor; address, Dr. Joseph a home run in the second inning. C. F. ROTERING 4 Miss Ruth A. vespers 3 30 P. M. alization of the game occurred in the 4 H. Apple; Song, "Maryland, My Mary- For St. John's the work of Captain Mr. John Brawner, Miss Fannie Kalb, fourth inning, when, with two men out, .,, land;" Benediction, Rev. M. L. Beard. Matthews, Heise and Noble stood out ,7 Mrs Bernard Little and Mrs. Edward the visitors secured six rune, all of + West Main St., Emmitsburg, Md. On April 1st, Dr. E. C. Kefauver prominently. Chief McAtee was assisted Ridenour, all of whom have been on the which were due to poor fielding of Mt. 4 moved his office into the building ad- in his umpiring by Nallin, the American sick list are better again. St. Mary's men. The game was called joining Mr. M. J. Albaugh's home, League arbitrator. The line-up: Master John Kelly, is ill, his condi- at the end of the seventh inning to al- formerly occupied by Mr. C R. R. MT. ST. MARY'S. tion being serious. low the visitors to catch a train. The Beck. Mrs. Maria Kreitz is on AB. R. H. 0. A. E. score: the sick list. Walsh, ss 3 2 1 2 2 0 Messrs. George and HOLY CROSS. o 0-00-00-0-0.0-0-0-00000-00-0-0-n-00.000 Lawrence Shorb, Camino, 2b 4 1 1 3 2 0 THE BUSY CORNER. of Waynesboro, Pa., visited this place Higgins, p, cf 4 3 4 0 10 AR R II 0 A E Sunday and Monday. Rice, If 4 2 2 1 00 C. Long, cf 3 2 1 0 00 Pretty patterns in Laces •rd Embroderies for Spring. Zilsman, lb 3 1 1 9 1 Griffin. ss 4 1 0 Mr. Joseph Shorb and family have 1 0 1 0 MIDDLEBURG. Long, c 3 0 0 4 00 McCa'y, 2b 3 1 0 2 2 1 The low price of Cotton means better materials in our new rented the D. W. Zentz property near McMorris. 3b 3 0 0 2 1 0 Carrol, rf 4 4 2 0 0 0 the mill. They moved this week. McCoy, cf, rf 3 1 0 0 00 Norton, 3b 5 2 3 0 2 0 Spring Line of Ladies' Waists and Skirts. Childrens Dresses. 0-0-0-0-0-0-0000-o000-0.0.00-0.000-0-0-00 Mr. and Mrs. Guy Favorite have Wineke, p 1 0 0 0 10 Costello, If 4 1 1 2 0 0 On Saturday as Mr. William Coleman Corrigan, rf 2 1 0 0 0 Devlin, lb 5 2 3 8 Middies. Childrens Rompers. moved to the D. F. Roddy property, 0 0 0 was returning home from Union Bridge — — — Murphy, c 5 1 3 9 0 0 near the Lime Kiln. Totals Wallace, p ...... 5 SPECIALS FOR MEN. he was taken ill. He was to ill to call 30 11 9 21 8 1 2 2 0 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan have moved — — — — for help but he attracted the attention of ST. Totals to the George Springer property in JOHN'S. 38 16 15 21 5 1 Dark Brown Jurrr ers or Work Blouses in all sizes. We have plowing the field who came to men in Hampton Valley. AB. R. H. 0. A. E. MOUNT ST MARY'S. his assistance and after securing a horse Jump, cf 4 1 1 1 0 0 about 50 of the above worth 45c. NOW 25C. Mr. Felix Shorb has moved from the and spring-wagon brought him home. He Tucker. rf 3 1 0 1 0 0 ABR HO AE Zentz property to the home place of his Heise, ss 4 1 2 0 1 1 Walsh, ss 3 1 1 0 2 2 E m ,UA LTI sC tS ul?U RA GR Em has since slightly improved father. Freeny, lb 1 1 1 9 0 0 Camino, 2b 3 0 0 2 1 1 Mr. Charles Johnston continues very Brown, 3b Higgins, cf 1 0 0 3 CHARLES ROTERING 86 SON Mrs. John Gunther visited in Thur- 3 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 ill. The baby has improved Nomia, Noble, c 4 0 1 9 0 0 Rice, If 3 0 0 2 0 0 '-41'1( 1(' CASH mont Tuesday. Turner, If Zilsman, lb 3 0 0 10 I the little girl, still continues ill but is 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Miss Catherine Seltzer spent Sunday Cassard, 2b 3 0 1 1 2 1 Corrigan, rf 3 0 0 0 0 0 somewhat improved. at the home of her father. Mr. Meriken, D 0 0 0 0 0 0 L. Long, c 2 1 0 4 0 1 James McMorris, 3b Miss Carrie Harbaugh and Miss Clara Seltzer. Matthews, p 1 1 0 0 1 0 3 0 1 0 3 1 McCoy, p 1 Devilbiss attended the Teachers Insti- 0 0 0 1 2 Mrs. Maria Kreitz has made some ex- Totals 26 6 621 6 3 Wineke, p 2 0 0 0 3 1 tute in Bridge Wednesday. Union on tensive improvements about her prop- Mt. St. Mary's — — — — — — 4 3 0 1 0 0 3-11 Totals Mrs. Mae Buffington is able to be out erty. St. John's College 0 0 5 1 0 0 0— 6 24 2 2 21 10 9 again. Mrs. Augustin Wagner, who several Two base hits—Higgins, Zilsman. SCORE BY INNINGS. Supply Your days ago suffered a stroke, is still in a Three-base hit—Rice. Home run—Cam- Holy Cross 3 1 0 6 1 0 5-16 Let Us Easter Table 11 Mount FRIEND'S CREEK ITEMS critical condition. Her sons, Joseph ino Sacrifice hit—Walsh and Cassard. St. Mary's... 0 0 1 0 0 0 1— 2 Stolen bases and Harry and family, of McCoy (2), Tucker, Heise, Two-base hits—C. Long, Carroll 2 and Altoona, are Brown, Cassard. Bases on Murphy. Miss Lizzie Hardman called at the with her. balls— Three-base hit-Norton. Home With Our Fine firoceries Wineke 4, Higgins 3, Matthews 4. Bat- run-Wallace. Stolen bases-Griffin, Car- home of Mr. R. L. Eyler on Monday. ters hit—by Matthews (Zilsman), by rol, Costello, Devlin 3, Walsh, All rocks contain some Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Eyler and family water, but Wineke (Freeney), Struck out—By Long and McMorris. First base on balls some, such as the granites, Wineke 1, by Higgins 1, by Matthews, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. W. T. carry only -Off McCoy, 2; off Wineke, 1; off Wal- an inappreciable amount. Sandstone, 8. Wild pitch— Wineke. Left on bases— lace, 2. Struck out—By Miller. McCoy, 3; by on the other hand, has an absorptive Mt. St Mary's, 5; by St. John's 5. Time Wallace, 8. Umpires—McAtee and Nal- Mrs. W. H. Kipe, Mrs. W. T. Miller capacity of a gallon or more of water to 1 55 Umpires—McAtee and Nallin. lin. the cubic foot and Rev. of rock and is the best S. A. Kipe, spent Wednesday water bearer of the solid rocks. with Mrs. Mans Williard, of l'eerfield. - FRANKLIN V ILLE NEWS. • MIDDLE CREEK. Miss Rule Kipe who has been very ill Middle Creek School closed on last with la grippe is somewhat improved. NAT.A. Those who visited Mr. and Mrs. Clar- Friday with a large attendance anc A number of people in this communi ence Bowers were: Mrs. Lem Bowers Miss Pensy I left for her home in ty is suffering with la grippe. and daughter, of Big- Jimtown; Mrs. Fresh- lerville. We Are men arc) son, of Thurmont, Mrs. Char- Coming Mr. John It is not likely that there will be any D. Eyler is ill at the home ley C,..Iliflower and two children, Misses dympic games in 1916 of his son, Mr. John A. Eyler. Mable Dewees, Dorothy and Mildred BIG AUCTION Those who visited Mr. John SALE Zentz A. Eyler on Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. Arch Firor and Mrs. A lphus two daughters Eyler, Mr. Peter Eyler, Mr. and Mrs. Wood's Virginia First-Class Nursery Stock visited Mrs. William Dewees on Sun- J. R. Hoke and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. day. Hotel Mondorff, Center Square, Daniel Shorb, Mr. and Mrs. James Lnsilage Corns. Mrs. John Ambrose and children Bishop and Mr. John Bell. EMMITSBURG, MD., spent Sunday with friends in Thur- Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bell attended the Our Virginia-grown Ensilage mont. sale of -Mr. Will Johns at Gettysburg, corns, on account of climatic Among those who on Friday. reasons, make much larger growth Saturday, Apri110, 1915 are moving are: Mr. in the North and West than corn Charley Eyler to Thurtnont;Mr Howard A very enjoyable evening was spent grown in other Gections. Our Sale Begins at 1 P. M. Sharp. Eigenbrode, of Deerfield, in the house at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis corns, too, are cured under natural Positively nothing but strictly vacated by Mr. Eyler; Mrs. William Bell, Tuesday evening, March 23. Tis conditions, and are unsurpassed in guests were delightfully vigorous germination. healthy trees, true to name, will Dewees in part of Mr Luther Pryor's entertained by be offered at sale. State Health house; Mr. Samuel Dewees in Mrs. Wm. music and games and refreshments Wood's Virginia Ensilage, Certificate will be on hand for Dewees' property; Mr. John Ridenour were served. Those present were: Mr. Pamunkey Ensilage, public inspection. in the property purchased of Mrs. Mary and Mrs. John Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Joh: Marker; Mr. Edward Dewees into the P. Eyler and daughter, Kathryn, At Eastertide especially you want the best for Eureka Ensilage, Buyers Need Not Accept Any Trees Unless property of Mr Russell Matthews; Mr. Misses Mary White, Edna and Bessie your table. Our splendid, complete line of Cocke's Prolific Ensilage, As Above Described. Robert Fry to the house vacated by Mr. Plank, Agnes Rohrbaugh and Hester Samuel Dewees, of Dubel; Messrs. William White, Clar- choice groceries at your disposal. Prices Thousands of Peach, Plum, Apple, Thurmont; Mr. Roy Va. Horsetooth Ensilage. Baker in the house vacated by ence Seabrooks. Walter Brickv, Clar- are as attractive as the Pear, Apricot and Cherry Trees; also, Mr. Fry. quality. Or Miss Mary O'Conner, of near Balti- ence Plank and Mr. Harper Wentz, of Write for price and "WOOD's Grapes, Berries, Currants and Orna- ders given the closest attention. CROP SPECIAL" giving informa- more,is visiting her father, Mr. Thomas East Berlin. mental Shade Trees; also Catalpa Spe- Mr. E. C. Reid was in Gettysburg tion about Cow Peas, Soja Beans, 0'Conner. on Sudan Grass and all Seasonable ciosa for timber. Bargains are sure to I Friday. Mr. Victor Seeds. Mailed free on request. be had. Be sure to come. Pryor is still at the Fred- Mr. and Mrs. John Bell visited Mr. erick City Hospital. and Mrs. Martin Baker on Sunday. J. M. KERRIGAN & CO. Plenty of Peach and Apple in Leading Varieties. Mr. William Harner and two sons T.W. WOOD 0SONS, One of the Philadelphia stores I were in Emmitsburg Saturday on busi- NEXT TO SAVINGS BANK is ad- ness. SEEDSMEN, - Richmond, Va. BATTLEFIELD NURSERIES, vertising "Gettysburg Gray" as a new Farmers are all busy plowing and EAMITSBURG, MARYLAND GETTYSBURG, PA. shade in Spring silks. sowing seeds. ti 0111, rritly Tignitirtr

************************** SEND A COPY * DURING A LULL IN THE OPENING DAY CEREMONIES t pv‘d * of "Souvenir Views of Emmitsburg" * AT THE PANAMA-PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION to your absent friend. The price has * Easter In been reduced one half. i The Prize Egg* 5 cents delivered over counter-7 * cents by mail, postage prepaid. * THE WEEKLY CHRONICLE. i An Easter Story * Various Lands * THE MANY GOOD ************************** POINTS OF OUR HE shops all along the main N nearly all Christian countries the street were full of Easter sug- recurrence of Easter has been Groceries are known only to cus- gestions. One confectioner's I celebrated with various ceremo- tomers who have bought them T nies and popular sports and ob- from window was entirely filled us for years. They know with chocolate covered eggs of all servances. they have got the best Teas, sizes, and a large placard announced: In the Netherlands, or Holland, a •••::e1FIFF11111 Coffees, Canned Goods, etc., pro- "Each egg in this window contains a country famed for its flowers, especial- curable; that they have got un- valuable and unique prize. All eggs ly tulips, blossoms play a large part in equalled value for their money. Prompt are the same price; 25 cents. Each egg the day's celebration. For days before careful service,and satisfaction in every will open on Easter morning." the holiday the Dutch canals bear on way. Why not become one of our cus- tomers? Passersby paused to look and read their placid surfaces many barges It will pay you. the notice, and not a few entered the laden high with fragrant and showy THE BEST ALWAYS. shop to purchase. masses of bloom. Presently a winsome looking girl and Some of the Easter customs in the F. COLUMBUS KNOTT a very tall young man paused in front various countries are curious indeed. Successor to Besant and Knott, of the window. In the north of England you may still He looked inquiringly aug 23-1yr FREDERICK, MD. at her, and she smiled; then they went hear the old rime: in, coming out again in a few minutes Tid, mid and misera. Carling, palm and Pasch The New City Hotel, carrying a small box. egg day. The first That evening at the girl's home they line refers to Christmas, the Frederick, Maryland, is Epiphany and opened the package and examined the Lent. Carlings are known to and patronized by egg. Tourists from all parts "Shall we break it," she questioned, of the "or wait until Easter and see what country. This hotel makes a happens?" Specialty of Serving Delici- "Oh, let's wait!" he answered. "I ous Meals to Auto Parties. don't suppose it will have anything worth while inside, and it may not Comfort, Cleanliness and even open, though of course that could Good Service, and Consider- be chemically arranged." ate Attention to all guests are The egg was again put in its box and laid away where the girl promised the characteristics of the it would remain until the arrival of New City Hotel. the man on Easter morning. C. B. COX, Manager. Easter dawned fair and beautiful, oct 6-'12-ly r and while it was quite early the man arrived to find the girl anxiously await- ing him. They opened the box with care and gently laid the egg on the table. The surface of chocolate was as smooth as E.L.FR1ZELL when purchased. For half an hour they watched it closely and were about to give up The Panama-Pacific International exposition was opened by a wireless spark, dispatched by President Woodrow —DEALER IN— when the girl noticed a faint crack Wilson at Washington, and caught on the tendrils of a wireless aerial on the lofty Tower of Jewels at the exposi• across the top. Very slowly it spread tion. Instantly the power was released in the mighty Palace of Machinery and the portals of the exhibit palaces —in fact, almost imperceptibly—until. opened. The scene is on the grand stand after the ceremonies had ended, Secretary of the Interior Franklin K, quite without realizing how it happen- Lane, Gov. Hiram Johnson of California, Mayor James Ralph, Jr., of San Francisco, President C. C. Moore of thE FEED, ed or when, the two halves of the egg exposition and a notable group of visiting dignitaries being seen in animated discussion of the epochal event. In lay on the table and between them a the press box the correspondents are seen flashing to the world the news that the exposition had opened. small object wrapped in tissue paper. Very gingerly she tore off the paper EMMITSBURG, MD, COAL and cried in disgust when she saw CITIZENS' NAT. BANK. EDWARD HARTING —Repairer of— ALBERT ADELSBERGB only a dirty old silver dollar. AND ESPECIALLY "Still," he exclaimed practically, "a Watches, Clocks, Jewelry Etc dollar is a dollar, no matter how old it ' ' LI V ERYMAN is." He took it from her and looked at FIRST-CLASS WORKMANSHIP it closely, feeling it all over, when the -6-3m ALL WORK WARRANTED. SEEDS eagle opened. and the face of a wo- 'HOTEL SPANGLER man smiled up at him. "Oh!" Suddenly he raised it to his Maryland lips, kissing it passionately. DIITCH BOY WITH WHITE HYACINTHS FOR George S. Eyster emmitsburg' The girl's expression instantly chang- EASTER. FRIIDIERS' SUPPLIES ed from Sweet winsomeness to a jeal- steeped peas fried in butter, ous fury, and she snatched the dollar with pep- LIVERYMAN Automobile For Hire per and salt, and eaten on THE from him. midlent or mothering Sunday, as the "How dare you kiss that woman fourth Sun- AT THE ROWE STABLES GENEMIL day in Lent is sometimes called. Fine Horses and First-Class when you say you love me!" She fair- Palm CITIZENS' NATIONAL BANK Sunday immediately precedes Passion ly hissed the words, and her angry EMMITSBURG. MARYLAND week and is so called from the Carriages. eyes devoured the lovely features of —OF— branches of palm trees strewn in our the almost faded picture. Fine teams for all occasions. WEST MAIN ST., Saviour's path at the time of his tri- Teams for Drummers and He took it gently from holding her, umphal entry into Jerusalem. FREDERICK, MD. Teams for salesmen and pleasure It tenderly in his hand, while he put EMMITSBURG, Pasch eggs are Easter eggs boiled so Pleasure MD. his arm around her, and there was parties a specialty. Parties a Specialty hard that you can play :it ball with March 22-1yr. .nny7-09 ly Apr. 30-09-1yr. wonder in his voice when he spoke. them, dyed with various colors and "Strange and improbable as it seems. often having inscriptions or land- CAPITAL that is my mother's photograph." scapes traced upon them. n OPTOMETRIST "How curious!" she murmured from $100,000 Easter eggs symbolize the resurrec- C. L. KEFAUV E-4 IN FREDERICK, fID. his shoulder. tion. As one old writer says, "As the THE OLD RELIABLE I "You see bow thin and worn dol- the bird imprisoned within the shell comes lar is," he continued. "That is because to life and liberty at the appointed Mutual Insurance Company my father carried it for years, SURPLUS ten and time, so did our Saviour on Easter then one day absentmindedly OF FREDERICK he spent morning burst the gates of the grave." COUNTY it. He never knew $300,000 where or how, but The eggs were at first dyed scarlet, in it was gone, and he was never able to memory of the blood of Christ shed ORGANIZED 1843 find a trace of it, though I don't believe upon the cross. he has ever given up trying. * * * OFFICERS I think mother felt it until she saw OFFICE-46 NORTH MARKET ST. how it worried father; then she made A LEGEND OF EASTER. J. D. BAKER President FREDERICK, MD. light of it by saying she wondered whose husband was carrying her pic- WM. G. BAKER Vice-President The story runs that when Adam A. C. MeCARDELL 0. C. WAREHIME ture now. * * * How glad they will felt death approach he called his son H. D. BAKER .Vice-President Will be in EMMITSBURG, MD., at President Secretary be!" He raised the eagle to look once "SLAGLE HOTEL" Seth to his side and bade him ask the more into the beautiful tender eyes WM. G. ZIMMERMAN Cashier archangel, the keeper of the garden, SURPLUS $25,000 that, so the girl thought at the mo- Thursday for a balsam that should save him SAMUEL G. DUVAL..Asst. Cashier I April 8th. ment. were exactly like his. from death. NO PREMIUM NOTES REQUIRED "I thought I would be afraid of her," JOSEPH McDIVIT Asst. Cashier "The time of pardon is not yet come," the girl said slowly, "but I won't be 110111111111.1 said the archangel. "Four thousand *WIKIM 1111111110111111***1111* 1 INSURES ALL CLASSES OF PROPERTY unless she has changed. Has she?" DIRECTORS years must pass. But as a token that AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE AT RATES "Only to become more beautiful. This 25 PER CENT. his future pardon is assured the wood GEO. WM. SMITH, THOMAS H. HALLER, • LESS THAN STOCK was taken before I was born. * * * COMPANIES CHARGE whereon redemption shall be won shall RAMSBURG, DANIEL BAKER, • You JOHN S. A Home Insurance Company will change that way some day, grow from Adam's tomb." fra Home insurers dear, and I shall watch you as my Wm G. BAKER, C. H. CONLEY, mch 11. 10-ly He then gave three seeds to Seth father watched her. You do love me. and bade him place them in his fa- C. M.1THoMAS, P. L. HARGETT, • I know it now," he said with convic- ther's mouth when he died. Adam died tion. "for you were D. E. KEFAUVER, JOHN S. NEVVMAN, • jealous when I three days later. Seth obeyed the di- kissed the picture. JOHN C. MOTTER, J. D. BAKER. and you couldn't be rections of the archangel, and the place NOW IS THE TIME unless you cared." of his father's sepulcher was Golgotha. Once more she gazed upon the pic- where in course of time three trees TO HAVE YOUR ture; then, closing the dollar, she slip- grew from the seeds. One was a cedar, into ped it his vest pocket. another a cypress and the third a pine. "Take it to her, dear,"—she hesitat- It was with a bough from one of these ed—"and tell her it came out of a prize trees that Moses performed his mira- AUTOMOBILE egg, but that a girl who hopes some cles in Egypt, brought water out of day to be loved as much as she is sends the rock and healed those whom the it, and"— Joseph Repainted or Revarnished serpents had bitten in the E. wilderness. Hoke "Then," he interrupted, "you're go- After a time the three trees incorpo- AT ing to say yes today?" rated themselves with each other and "I'm still in doubt about lots of became a single tree, beneath which mIS mm 111-1yr things, but I do love you, and I want a David sat when he bewailed his sins. beautiful mother to air love me, and"— In the days of Solomon the tree had DUKEHART'S "You darling:" He lifted her off her become the finest of all trees, so was General feet for a second and crushed her to cut down to assist in the building of him. the temple. But magic seemed to have CARRIAGE WORKS As he put her down they both noticed taken possession of the wood, for the egg had closed, and only a faint nothing which it was wanted to serve WITH crack showed where it had been split. for would answer until at last Solo- "Yes, it's a strange egg," he said in mon cast the tree over Cedron so that VALENTINE'S answer to her questioning. "but what all might trample on it as they crossed Merchandise I said about the action of chemicals the brook. accounts for the closing as well as the There it was discovered by the queen VANADIUM VARNISHES opening. But whatever it is it has of Sheba, and she, recognizing its vir- served its purpose here in giving me tue, had it raised. It was then buried, the prize." but the spot where it lay became the SpecialPrice pool of Betliseda and healed all the In the Garden. sick who flocked to it. When the time UNTIL FEB. 1st 1915 "She, supposing him to be the gardener"— of the crucifixion drew near the beam bend is our Christ and our hearts cry of wood rose to the surface and was "Where?" C. & P. Phone No. 38-3 brought out of the water, and when We would be true to the loved and fair. Still we peer in the tomb behind thee. the executioners sought for a beam for Ah! Not there! the cross they discovered this and J. DUKEHART, Prop. 'as of old in the open air. found that it fitted their purpose. So "the garden, Lord, we find thee. che prophecy was fulfilled. Feb.10-'11:1yr. "leanor Roberts in Lippincott's- aaamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa