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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
pfautauben.

3u ben tnte~reiianteften Saubenarten ge>
bOren bic Bfautauben, aub 8faul6ndn5e
genannt. Ote1e erbielten ibren 9tamen bon
ibrem beseibnenDiten MertmaL, benz reicbz
feoerigen uno mach 9lrt beS 8~fauibpanSes
aufri6tbaren S6manS. 0ieie STAGE lit
feline Der neueren, benn i6on nOr Sabrz
0unoerten tpuroe tie in t6rer Seimatb (Sit>
inbien) sesi6tet. Die @r0Be 1T un9efGbr
Die Der SeIbtaube, BET &Drper siemlicb fur3
un6 runb. Ser i60n geformte, fleinc
&Opf, Der ft6 nacb bcn feinen S3nobeL gu
p%erbiinnt, 1T 1ptb gebau6t, IS 9tebt Gber
AUDI brett gebaubte un0 9lattc. Die Sttrn
lift MYTHOLOGY, 6als unb Gi6en ftno furS,
bic nolle brettc unD 9eipaltene 8rult ftebt
melt Dor. TIBe unb l3eben ltnb III Der
Negel unbefieOert. Ser i9One, latge, na6
oben oilnne S1Danenbals itebt riiGmdrtS
gebo9cn uno lit fOrtpGbrenb in 3itternber
8ttuegung. Die Slii8eL bdngen, Obne 9e7
icbleppt GIT nerben, an ben Seiten berab !;
tie bIrfen itb uidt inter benz S6wan3e
freu3en. i~onoern mIfien itetS nnterbalb
bethlehem getragen tperben.
Die S6man3febern iteben arfrebt, Dem
&Opfe 5ugefebrt, 10 baB S3tpan3 uno &opf
uber benz GitGeu 5uiammenftobcn. Sic
biloen Elm sroBes gepO!btcs Stab. Die ein=
5elnen Tebern miilien lang un0 ie6r brett
iein; bon ber 8ur3el an BADEN iie tpobl
bic getpObnltbe 8reite Der Gaubenl9tpan3>
febern, ober gegen Die W9itte 81 faneen ite
at, in beiben Sabnen ii9 iebr bet 8reite
naeb auS3ubcbnen, 10 6aB bieie 6ann bis 5t
3 3ou bel elmer 2dnge bon a. Bis 81 3oa
betrdgt. Die S6mau3feDern iteden %itaffelz
formig in 8ar3el uno umgeben i'm in 2
bis 3 &et6en auf brei Seiten, 10 baB nur
Die untere offen bleibt unD btIben fomit
zine BDlbung, AUDI wenn tie nibt aufges
ri9tet limb. .Ob cine Eaube bOaiaweift8
1T, iieBt nan f9on bel ben nadten SUM-
gen. Sc peniser Mfilbflaum ite I'm ben
SteiB BADEN, beito me6r S6tpan3fe6ern
befommen fie, ebenio itebt man i3on al
Der 6altung Der tletnen Sla9eI, Oh es
S9lcppfli9eI ner6en.
Die Tdrbuns unb 3eiAnun8 6er 9fauz
tauben lift cine reicbbalti9e. Son ben
Sarben e%riittren ibwar8e, b[aue, selbe,
rotbe un6 iiabeQenfarbige. Shelters 9iebt
es Tarbsni9Uan3e, BsiBi9wanas nno
Scbtloe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
gum Gretbsn Ger sefllten Gulpen.

Die 9efiQten Tulpen laiien itb nt9t 10
letbt ais bic einfa6en treiben unb erleiben
bieierbaIb etne 3urlfieBung ieitens Der
8lumenfreunbe. l1no bocb lGBt itc9 bur9
t6eran3iebung Der gefiQten Sorten Der
Sulpenflo i'm 3tmmer urn elm sutes She'll
perIdngern; ba5u lift bas Sreiben Der gefias
ten8tumen au9 ntbt 10 i6iptcrig, als aQ9ez
metn ongenOmmen mtrb, eS muB babel nur
aut tbre lan9iamere GnttpideIung 9tidit9t
genommen unb oas Sreibperfabren biernab
eln9erlbtet tuer0en.
3undbit miiiien mir beim Ereiben
3pii9sn frtben un6 ipdten gefluteu Sui
pen unteri9etben. Die friiben Ialien ii9
1elb itDer itdnolt3 let6ter ais Die ipaten
tretben unS beoiirfen baber tpeniger 8orz
it@t. Die Saupt1acbe 6es @eltngcns be-
itebt 6artn, baB MAJ ben i3mtebeln cine
ntel ldngere !3eit gum 8etpur8eln ldBt, ais
BET ben etnfac6en Eulpen 9eicbtebt. Solbes
TT nun ntcbt i6wer, benin man brau6t Die
NIT gefilQten Sulpen5tpiebeGn bepflan5ten
Gopie etnfa9 nur ipdter erit III Die 8Grme
gu brtn9en. Gefuute SribtuLpen, tpenn i'm
september un6 Sftober e~tngepf1anSt
unO crit i'm Sebruar unO W1ars tn's tparmc
3tmmer gebra6t, pcrben bel fonItiger
gutter 8ebanblung itets i66ne 8lumen
.brtn9en. Nber aua ipdte eefiQte Gulpen
lInS 3ur !3tmmertuItur s~eeisnet, 6Irfen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08

a6er erit i'm Triibiabt ms l3immer forns
men. Die i'm l0erbit beplau3teu S0pie
limo bis gu i1rem Gopfraaoe I'M Oarten
~etn5ugrabcn unb fomn1en nic6t cher ms
d3immcr, bis iicb sic bidcn Sliltbenfnoipen
3cigen. sic bliiben 10 9ait5 gut alf unb
errege1 f0egen iHrer 8llt9eupra9t baa
Aufle0cn aler, bic fe gu iebcn befpmnten.
Die gefiluten GuIpcn ftuo aber nibt
aQein ipdtcr ais Die einfacben 1T Die Bdrme
81 brtn9en, ionoern itnb aucb erit aarndb7
lth on oicie gu 9ep6bneu. Die 8drme lit
Oarlm nur Ian9iam 81, iteigern. Sn einem
Simmer IaBt ii6 bie5 nun Weniser leid)t
ais i'll einen GlasDauie erreidben, mesbal6
eS bier 3lpedmdBiger lit, lpdt 9efiilte Gulz
pen gar nidbt in einem 9ehei5ten, ions
bern i'll einem tempcrtrten Simmer,
an 6em 6enlter, auf5uitelen. SIM
6rltbiabr, no e5 icbon lodrmer it, 9ez
niiqt Die &elnperatur ems ungebei;ten
53immers, Die Bflan5e sum guten 8tiiben
3u brinsen. @S muB bier aber nobmals
eripabnt unO betont iperoen, baB Die ipdtz
sefiiaten Sulpen nibt cher ms 8immer
9ebracbt weroen biirfer, bis ite 9roBe, 3. b.
gutz unb tpeitenttpideLte &noipen an9eieBt
hQbeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
fettretde miId.

Gru6er bat man Die Mtlberg;ebisfett
nacb benz WaB beurt6eiLt, ieBt urtbetIt man
nab benz Sett9ebalt Der WfiI6. Oreierlei
lit bierbei gu beabten: l. 3meGmdBi9e
NuswabI bet Wilbtbiere, 2. rtbti9e Suffer-
ausnabl, 3. @efammtbaltung unb Bflese
6cr W1il6tbiere. 9tidt 9eDiile 9taiien unter
ben &Gben Iiefcn fettreibe ober fettarme
Wildb; DieImeDr unteribeioen ltb Die einz
3elnen S6tcre inner9dtb elmer 6alie nacb
tbrer 2stitungsfdbtgfeit. Nusmabl uno
3u6t Ser GIhe nit fettreiber Wilb lit 9ez
boten, oa Der Settrei6t6um erblib lit. Sci
einem 8eriu9e nit 95 9aupt &Ghen Fat
oer minbelte Gettge9alt Der Wtl6 BEL ie
elmer Sub 81 gro3ent unb Der bO6ite Al
Broaent betrageu, Die Wfense Der Wtl3
bIieb li3 bel fait alien Oetlbtbieren
glet9. 9fur gutes, unDeroorbeneS Sutter
ioute gegeben per6en: GauDfutter, &raft>
futter, 9(bfdue bon Sabrtfen, Sad
fri9te in sebOriser Otti6un9, Naubz
futter lang, Elm She'll m09Ltcblt bot Dem
iibrisen Sutter. 9as 5eu pirft itdrfenb
auf Die WaeennerDen uno befOrbert Die
@tnlpeibelung. W9an ipart benin Sang
futter mebr ais beim 6Gdlel. Selfu9en,
&Geie unb S6rotarten iino trofen 3u perz
abreiDen, semi1cbt nit 10 @ramm Sala
fir Oas 5aupt unO BEN Sag Das bsfOrOert
BEN Stoffmeblel. 6ierauf iaftreibeS SUIT
ter: abfdue, S6Gempe unb Bulpe; &iz
ben uno &artoffeln better gebdmpft. Damn
tuiro erforOerIi9en SAILS 9etrdnfI uno 3u'
lebt 0ansitrob eerei9t sur S%attignns.
0t6tig lit nocb bic Gertbetlung BET Suffer-
,etten: Lanae, oroBe Nubepaulen nab Der
STtteruns finb iebr bienIi9. 3wsimalise
Sitterung bat fidb gut beWd6rt (tdetib BON
5 bis 81 nbr 6rib hrb bon 4 bis 6 ltDr
0tabmittass). Ob spets OOer bretmali9e5
Melfen better lift, 1T nod nibt ertpieien,
bic @rtrdge blieben ii4 in beiben Tdlen
eletd. 8eittmmen6 bLeibt Die duBere
ipirtbi9aftltdbe Ginri6tung: S9lieBl'b
blrfen cine iorsiame oautpflege, Die 9tns
wen6uns BON @triesel unO 8iirite, ianfte
8ehan6lung unb CUTE Stdae ais %ieIbftpers
itGnbltb our Steigerung Der S~etitunsss
fdbi9fett oorausgeieBt rerben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
3ufa B..

SD bite 3u berIdii6tigen, baB 6ieIer
9lrtiteI bon mir genau Dor 3mei Sabren gez
i6rieben ipurbe. Ofein 8eluc6 ser ameriz
faniiben 8eriu6Sitattonen bat leinen Snz
bait TAFT Our6peg beitGtigt, tpenngleicb ct
audb gelebrt bot, 6aB bic amerifanii9en
8eri6te ale Ger9dItntiie Der Stationen
nit elm weni9 mebr Sptimismus barr
fteaen, ais mir su beliBen pflegen.
SD babe teinen @~nitanb genommen,
nteire Qniibten iber bic misunderstanding
Goncurren3 i'm Sabre 1891 bier obne @orz
rectiOn na6Oruden SIT Iaiien. 0aB lie ft6
III etnigen 8~e5iebungen ais irrig ertpieien
baben, 9ebt aus ben Jteiieberi1ten CUR @ez
nIge 6erDor. Ser Sbnerpuntt in Der
decentralization @Oncirreh3frase liegt
heute metnes @ra6tenS barin, baB Die 8ez
DOlferun9 Der 8ereint9ten Staten oGem
Anibetne nab Oerart antpd9It, 6aB iie in
1870 Sabren bereits cine mittlere @eiz
S%enernte 81 ibrer cigenen GrnGbrung be-
nOt6igt. 3et6e @ei3enernten wer6en
jebocb ben Support ameritanii4en @eiaenS
no6 ldngere 3eit BET inns in Nusii6t
iteaen. l1nb ebenfO miro Nor6amerita
nod DteIe 0ecennien i'm Stanbe iein, W1ais
auS3ufitbren. Die MISUNDERSTANDING
ren3 barfte uns teine Gorge bsreiten!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
Retmfdbiefeit ser Rofeniamen, =

Ote Samen ber tpil6en ltn6 e6Len NoIens
gattungen feimen betanntlic6 unsemcin
ibiper. I'm tie ibon I'M erIten Sabr Sur
&etmung 5u b~rtngen, beist man fe nit
SalS1Gurc glet6 nadb Der @r1te Der Sritbte.
Stno Die Samen redt groB uno iebr BART,
tuie Sltilt 8etipieL bel ben remontirenbelr
6pbrt6roiet1, 10 nitnntt man genannte
SGure concentrirt uno 9tbt bic Samen aMf
sipet bis brei Ofiuuten iii bielc, monac9 iic
nit reinem Waller bier Bis flint Wal gut
abSuluaiAen iinO. 9ta6 6ieiem @erfabren
iperoen Die Samen aui etn trodeneS San6s
tud) gelegt, troden geipiicbt uno Oann
5Diiben ber 9anb redbt gut gerieberl, tpobet
itcb Die oberlte 9laitrte, Ourcb bic SGure SER
it0rte SAi9t abreiben lGBt. Qub &oienz
iamen bon i6tpGderer SGaLe biirfen nit
conccntrirter Satsidure sebci5t merben, ies
6o9 in bieier b0AltenS J bis | Wftnute
lang bernei[en. Die aebet8ten Samen
iouen iDfort in Bic @roe tommen ma
Idet Tie am beften in tleine 6Ol3tilt3en uno
6dlt bieie burcb ben ean5en g8tnter froitfrei,
aber fibl.
0erarlig 6~ebanbelte &oisniamen feimen
5icmItcb gut un6 Die 8ebanbluns nit
Sal1i6ure bringt ben nicbt unerbeblichen
@orf6eil nit fid6, 6aB bic auf Der Samens
icbatc beftnbli4e n Seine Ser paraiitGren
9il3e, namentlicb OeS &~oieurofes, eriinbs
licb SerIt0rt merOen. 0aS 8eisen in lebr
perbiinntem, l. bis 2prOcenti9em Salsz
i%Qureipaiicr me9rere Sage lang, lit abIolut
pertperflt6, eOenio oa5 Nbbriiben nit bets
Bem 8aiier, ba man ben @Grmepunft besz
ielben pit gu boch nimmt, moburd bic
&eimfabigfeit oes Samens leioet. Shicbs
tet ma Die HOienlamen Iofort mach Der
Grnte III Ieu3ten Sanb, 10 mirb bas Reiz
men tpobl altcb befOrbert, man eribuert bas
burch leoo6 Die 9anse 9trbeit bes Qusi6ens
uto bic Seine Der paroittdren 8ilae
bIetben un3eritOgt. Sn btcieln Sale gebet
BON ben beretts auf9egangenen 8flansel1
ntele ST. 9runbe. SGet man Die &oIenz
latnen obne ieoe @orbereituna crit inn
yrnblabr aus, 10 feimen oieie i'm eriten
Sabr metit gar ni6t; mancbmal tommt
etn Gbetl pobl gum 8oribetn; bic Wee0r=
5ahl Der PflanSen entpidelt ii6 iebodb erft
I'm 3tpetten Sabr. Nuf icOen Sal fommt
ober nur Elm SbeiL ber Samen, Der anbere
Gbetl gebt nerloren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
Der amerifanifde Wetnbau in Ger
Kinoerfhuhen.
mitwO6s, oen 25fen Jenner 1909. Dom
meinbdu. I1utnro 3.
Sir Die @eftltae GorreipOnbeus.


meinbdu. I1umro 3.
9aB atiO Ser 8etn in unlerm 9an6
eben 10 tpobl ais in anbern Weinldnbern
ge6aut tperben farm, baran lit gar niht
mebr su 3petfeln, in6em nicht aIeiu Die
Strobe ibon blnldn9li9 9ema9t pOroen
lit, lonbern alcb ale erfabrne @einpfldu3er
bebauptcn es, baB Die 8einit6de bier i'm
2anb weit better unb i60ner ais in europa
ma3ien. Nu6 petB jebermaun Der iol6e
geieben bat, baB ite nieIe i9One uno CUTE
Trauben berbOrbringen uno 6aB aus ben
Grauben it allen @elttbeilen Der Betn 9e7
madt miro, baS lit ebe1faas befonnt.
Marum loate man bann bier baran 3tpet@
felll, 6a bOb unier 8ooen, oas @ltma uno
Die Witterung eben 10 gut, ia iogar tocb
better ais in manden anOern Weinldnoern
1T, tlbem einige fGlter unb an0ere tuarrter
ais 6as unirtge fino. @s fommt alto nur
bios barauf an, baB tpir iolde aucb bter,
tpie in onoern 9Gnbern p~flan3en uno ges
bOris bebanbeLn, unb per aaenfalS nocb
oaran 3meifeln mill, oh aub bet Welnbau
cine 10 profttli9e Sa9e iep, benz tann
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
Sprebfadl.

Ole @e6aftion Iteft Sic Benutung 6eS Gprsdz
faats, ~iolpeit ser &auu es SuldBt, BEN 2eiern Ser
r2anOp. 8eilase" frei sur 8eriii9ulls, BOD per-
luobrt ite ii9 bdeegelE, nit eem Snbalte Der 2trttfel
ben g(nIidten Der @cbartion sulpiOerlduft. @iu9
lenbungcn, beren 8~erfalier lid lltbt nit bent pollen
Mamen nnb @obnort unter6ei9ner, finSen feine
Gufnabme.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08

Ser berI6mte Nfaler tuurbe an1 8abnz
bOis bon etnem 9Guflein &unitSin9er
smptangen. (SI. 3D.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-13

native Of HARVARD county, Nd,
and came here in 1878.
Mr.. Z. ii. Sincell, a prominent
Republican lawyel, was bore in
Frederick county, Md. lie grad
uated at 81. Johns College, Annap-
OILS, Nd, in the class OF 1888. He
read law with Col. Veitch and was
admitted to the bar in 1885. He
was Deputy Collector of internal
Revenue under Mr.. Harrison for
four years, having charge of Allie
gany aud Garrett counties. He has
his Office on the same floor as TUE
REnUBLCAN.
One of the most prominent citi-
zens Of Oakland is that clever gen
Jleman, Col. A. G. Sturgiss, brother
of tie distinguished LAWYER from
Morgantown, W. Va, who has just
made such a strong race for the
nomination for Congress in the
Second Congressional district of
West Virginia. Col. Sturgiss was
born on the Western Reserve. He
came here to live some twenty odd
years ago. He has the handsomest
dug store in Oakland; well
equipped with a fine prescription
department, q sitting room and a
reading room. He fought CALAMITY
through the war on the "othe1'
side'-that is the other side o.
where | am from, Murfreesboro,
Tennessee, the Union side. He
went out in the 177th aud finally
to the 04th OHIO, and was at Muir
freesboro, Tennessee in that bleak
winter of 1923, where men died
faster than they could bury them.
Col. Sturgiss took part in j e
capture Of Wilmington, N. g. lie
has the rank Of Colonel on the staff
of Gen'l Adams, G. A. r. He will
attend the encampment at Pitts
burg, and live over the battles of
the war with his old comrades.
With thanks to The REPUBLICAE
for courtesies, want to remai
that this is the best equipped news
paper office in Western Maryland
The offices are spacious and hand
some, plenty of new type and three
fine power presses afford excellent
facilities for all kinds Of fine Job
printing. The paper has a large
circulation.
Mrs. WFITSON.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-13
Cardinal Gibbons Visit.

His Eminence Cardinal Gibbons
will be in this city the 22nd and
23rd of this month, and it is
thought he will preach at St..
Patrlck's church on the morning of
the 23rd, but it is not definitely
settled. The object of his visit at
this time is to confirm the class in
Allegany county and at Oakland.
There will be two in this city IS.
Peter and Pauls aud st. Patrick S,
and those in M. Savage, Frostburg,
Lopaconing, Barton and Oakland.
The confirmation seryicec will he
held at the two churches in this
city OH Sunday the 23rd. and it is
SAID the classes are very large. On
Saturday the 22nd, he Will ordain q
number Of students at the capuchin
monastery, and on Monday he will
leave for the creek. His eminence
is enjoying splendid health and was
greatly benefited by his trip to Bed
ford and Elkins. it is said be will
leave for Rome some time in Sep
TENDER, having been summoned to
the Vatican by the Pope.--Cum-
berland News.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-13
Ut is highly important that every
Republican in Garrett county be
registered.
Enter-The Oyster,

September with its permisslve
''r' brings in the succulent BIZ
valve, which the absence of that
letter from the names of the
months, banishes from the market.
Oysters can now be bought and sold
and served and eaten without vio-
lating the law, The protection
given to the oyster during the re-
production period is rather ominal
than real (for oysters are served
everywhere during the prohibited
season., but the beds are spared
from the terrible raking of the
dredgers to which they are sub
jected during eight months of the
year. The law is violated mainly
by the tongmen who slip around
into secluded, quiet places, out of
sight of the state police boats, and
ply their trade, Most people know
that oysters are better in October
and November than they are in
September. The ''r' satisfies the
law, but it does not hurry up the
processes of nature.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-13

the country at large, was depend
emit upon the success Of the Repub-
lican party, nor the manner in
which these efforts were received.
The sugar planters took all the
benefits they could get from the
Republicans and continued to work
and vote for the Democrats. Now
they are getting paid for being
blind to their own interests. I'D
the average Republican, believes in
letting them do their own weeping.
How the Louisiana Democrats in
Congress take the move may be
gathered from this plain language
used by Representative Meyer, the
only one of them now in Washing
ton: ct may mean that Republi-
can delegation will be sent to the
next House from Louisiana and
that Republican Presidential cleo
tors may be chosen in '96. This
movement is no more than might
have been expected. The Demo
cratic Congress has dealt shamefully
with the great interest of Louisiana
after repeatedly promising to sIs-
tain it. The party has received
strong and consistent support from
the State for many years, and the
fifsttime it secures complete cen
'5fol Of the government 1t proceeds
to inflct upon Louisiana the hand
est blow she was ever given by leg
islation. We have not only been
dealt unfairly with, but have been
deceived; IN a word, buncoed."
Mr.. Meyer is lingering in Washing
ton because he is ashamed to go
home and face his constituents.
The best assurance he has been able
to get from Secretary Carlisle is
that the administration will kill the
bill for free sugar which has al
ready been passed by the House.
Representative Holman, of In
diana, before leaving for his home
to begin his canvass for reelection,
cofessed that he was tar from conf
dent Of succeeding, and intimated
that he did not blame the voters for
being disposed to deprive the Dem
ocrats of the power they have shown
themselves incapable of wisely
using, While Mr.. Holman voted
for all the Democratic legislation
during the present Congress he
tried hard to persuade the bosses
not to permit much of it. He Sc
the ruin that would follow, which
other members of his party either
would not Or could not see. And
now he sees himself in danger of
being involved in the party ruin.
Secretary Carlisle's tariff decis-
ions are going to make no end of
litigation. Nearly every day he
makes one that brings notice from
the parties interested of an inten-
|. ton to contest 1t in the courts,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-13
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

Grom Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, 1894
The five hundred members of
the department of the Potomac G.
A. r. who have gone to the annual
encampment at Pittsburg from
Washington carried with them a
document that will be heard from
by the Cleveland administration
and what is heard will not be pleas
ant, either. That document is a
resolution adopted by the Depart
ment Of the Potomac, asking that
some action be taken by the en-
campmenU concerning the wholesale
dismissal Of Union veterans by this
administration, in violation of the
general law as well as the civil
service law, both of which say in
plain language that other things
being equal Union veterans shall
haye the preference in government
employment. The resolution was
adopted in executive session and
will not be made public until it has
been submitted to theencampment,
but happen to know that it is
both vigorous and pointed.
This matter of the discharge Of
Union soldiers-somewhcre in the
neighborhood of two thousand of
them have been dismissed from the
government service since March 4,
1993-will not be allowed to rest
with the G. A. r. Many of the
men dismissed are not members of
that organization, and for that
reason an independent organization
has been formed, composed entirely
of Union soldiers who have been
dismissed from the government
service by the Democrats, which
will act as an auxiliary to the G. A.
R. in bringing their unjust treat
ment to the notice of the public,
and in attempting to get justice for
themselves. This organization has
held several meetings, and is in
possession of the record Of every
veteran dismissed, but it will not
decide what action it will take I'M
til it is known what disposition the
G. A. r. encampment will make of
the resolution sent from Washing
ton, as the desire IS to allow the 6.
a. R. to take the initiative.
The recent action of the sugar
planters Of Louisiana. in deciding
to act with the Republican party,
recalls prediction made by ex-
governor Yarmouth, who was in
Washington during the fight oyer
the sugar schedule in the Senate.
lie told eX-Speaker Reed and Rep
resentatiye Dalzel, Of Pennsylvania
that if they would agree to make
half dozen protection speeches in |
Louisiana he would promise that at
least three Republican members
would be elected to the House from
that State. Neither Of them made
any promise. In fact, the promi-
nent Republicans, while willing to
give all men a cordial welcome to
the Republican party, are rather
disposed to leave these Louisiana
sugar planters to work out their
own political salvation. They have
not forgotten the efforts which have
been made time after time by the
Republican party to make these
very same sugar planters see that
their prosperity, as well as that OF |
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Monday is registration day.
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18th Day of October,

in said year 1924, tlom the hour offs o'clock a.
M, until O'Clock p. m ON said day, the said
Officers 0fRegistration will sit in their respec-
tive Election Districts for the revision of and
ar the hearing of applicants for reinstate-
ment by persons whose names shall have
been stricken off the regiS iries OF voters for
SAID Election Districts in said county as pro-
Vided in Article 33. Sections to 36B of the
Code Of Public General Laws Of Maryland, til
tie "EleciiOns.' subtitle "Registratiom of
Voters. as amended by Chapter 573 of the
Acts Ofl6qO
The places of sitting of each of sad Officers
OF Registration in their respective Election
Districts on the days named and hours stated
is as iOllOWSstO-
Election District No. !, at Swantan.
:, at Friend>vilIc
3, at GrantSViIle.
Der sitting will sit at BLOOMINGTON. During
the october sitting will sit at Franklin Mines
on the LIST, and at Bloomington on the %, Sd
and attn, ana 18th al Bloomington.
Election District No. 5, at Accident.
i, curing the Scptem-
Der sitting will sit at MclIenry on l7th and
HoyeS lSth and 18th. During tlle first Octo-
per NllilG& Ill sit at Sang Run. During the
second Oclo3e" sitting viii sit at Sang Run
her sitting will SIT at Oakland. During the
first October sitting Will sit at Hutton on the
LIST and at Oakland the ID, Sd and 4th. Dur
ing the second October sitting az Oakland.
Election District No 8. During the Sep
tem9er sitting viii sit at German. Dtling
the first and Seco2d October siitin9s at Fed
ELECTION District No. 8, at Johnsons.
- 10, at Dec Park
II. During September
sitting at Elbow. During the fist anG ,cc-
ono october sittlngS at GarlitH's miIl.
Election District No. L at Bittinger
All naturaized citizens applying for / C -
ration will be reqIircd to prOdlce heic Ger
tlhcates OF naturalization to the Officers of
Registration.
Signed,
II, o. HAMILi., Re- istration 0 ificer Dis
trict MOL.
r. E, FRIEND Registration Officer d =,
trict No. 2.
District Nos.
-. JOHN COLLINS, Eesislrai on O6lceq,
District MOI.
JOHN q: RICHTER, Registration officer
n: 9; BROWNING, Registration Officer
District Nos.
NOR; John n A. HUGHES Registration oHcet
HENRY A. sHAFFER. Registration OIL
Ger District No s.
SAMUEL JOIN sON Registration Officer
SEBASTIAN HINEBAUGH, Registration
Officer District No. 10.
NOAH $, GAELITZ, Registration officer
District No. IL.
Joseph BUCKLE. Regstra ton Officer