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The Washington times., 1906-07-13

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The Washington times., 1906-07-13
TANDARD DAIRY
COMPANY FAILS

The Standard Dairy and Ice Company,
according to the written statement or its
president. G. L. Magruder. Is tnsolvent
and willing 10 be declared bankrupt
This statement was made by the pres
ident Of the corporation in a letter dated
July II instant, to John S, Larcombe, q
creditor. The letter Is as follows:
Il hereby notify you that Standard
Dairy and Ice Company is unable to
pay its debts and liabilities IN full 10
its creditors. and 1t is willing 10 have
the court declare it bankrupt and havt
its assets administered in bankruptcy" "
The letter was today filed in the Dis
trict Supreme Court as an exhibit In
connection with the petition of John S.
Larcombe. Joseph c, Waters, and other
creditors Of the Standard Dairy and Ice
Company, 10 the amount Of s., 043.
The petition. which was presented 10
the court by Attorneys Levi II. David
and J. w. Nordlinger. contains the al
legation that the dairy company is in
The Washington times., 1906-07-13

solvent and owes debts amounting to
$50 O00 The creditors asked the court
for the appointment of a receiver TO
take charge of the books. papers. and
other assets Of the company. The mat
ter will come on for hearing before jus
tice Gould July "A.
Hearing on the petition Of William G.
sbafer. Torreyson and Schutt, and Spahr
Bros. asking that the sale Of the dairy
plant cf William J. Zeh on July inl
slant be set aside and also for the ap-
pointment Of q receiver which was 70
have been had today was postponed un-
I'll Tuesday next.
The Washington times., 1906-07-13
MILLlONAlRE'S WIFE
ACQUITTED OF THEFT

CHICAGO. July i3-Mrs. Henry Lam
mers. wife Of a millionaire. was ac-
Quilted in a police court OF the charge
OF stealing S63 from Mrs. L. f. Calkins
More than twenty witnesses were eX-
amined the majority testifying TO the
high character and social position Of
the accused Mrs. Caldns left her
purse lying on a chair in department
store. Mrs hammers picked Il up and
carried IL home. Her husband returned
II 10 Mrs. Calkins. The latter asserted
that S63 was missing Mrs. hammers
said the money was not in the purse
when she found II.
The Washington times., 1906-07-13

NEW YORK. July 13.-The inquest
irto the death OF Mrs. Alice Kinnan,
who was mysteriously murdered on the
porch OF the old stenton mansion, ls9th
street and Washington avenue. IN the
Bronx. on June last, viii, in all prob
ability. be concluded today. when il is
svpected a man suspected from the be-
ginning will be arrested.
Mrs. Shippo, the italian woman who
occupied the basement OF the mansion.
said that a few days after the murder
Mrs. Marie Perone. OF 18th street and
Avenue A, told her that a man at that
address wanted TO see her about the
murder She went there and met a
man who said that he was Michael
scudo. This man. she said. professed
The Washington times., 1906-07-13
Man Originally Suspected
In Kinnan Murder Case
To Be Arrested Today
Before Coroner'S jury Points Strong
kto Person Who Has Been Under Police
Surveillance Ever Since Tragedy.

10 be acting for a lawyer and offered
to give her money il she would go TO
Italv so as not 10 be called as "A
witness.
Burton w. Gibson. who has figured
in the case as the former legal ad-
wiser of both Mrs, Kinnan and her aged
mother. will be called to stand during
today's session OF the inquest Gibson
it is understood. Will endeavor TO es-
tablish his whereabouts on the night of
the murder Several witnesses have
been subpoenaed who are expected TO
testify on this point. From the first the
lawyer has claimed he was not near the
stenton mansion on the night that Mrs
Kinnan met her death, and he viii en-
deavor to prove his claim today.
The Washington times., 1906-07-13
HARTJE LAWYERS
SAY ALL'S WELL
Elated Over Wife's Repudi-
alton of the Susie
Letter.
UPSETS EXPERT TESTIMONY
Claim Advantage Is With Their Mill.
ionaire Client in Di-
vOrCe Suit.

PITTSBURG, Pa. July 13.-When the
Ear1e divorce trial was resumed this
morning both sides seemed confident and
in no wise perturbed by the develop
ments yesterday.
Instead of being downcast, Mr.. Hartjes
lawyers said they We're elated over the
turn the case took when Mrs. Hartje
rePudiated the Dear Susie letter,
which she had previously admitted as
being ler handwriting. followed by the
experts saying the Nadine" letters
were written by the same hand that
wrote the Dear Susie" letter
Claimed by Hartje's Lawyers.
by our cross-examlnation.' said one
of Mr. Hartje's lawyers. I'VE ruled the
expert Carvalho out of the case. We
forced him 10 admit that ne had asked
Mrs. Hartje TO write samples of her
chirography, This rules out any chance
for her TO 60 on the stand and write
any more samples because she has had
a chance TO initiate. It also rules out
CarvalhO's testimony. we think, because
as an expert he had no right 20 do any
thing but compare the writings.
"Dr. EweH. their other expert" con-
tinued the lawyer, brought this point
out for us He is a lawyer. besides an
EXPERT and when We asked him If he
had conferred with Mrs. HartJe, when
examining the writing, he said, No; as
a lawyer, I knew better than 10 do any
thing like that
Mrs. Hartie. looking fresh. and in no
wise ruh1ed. followed her husband into
the courtroom. Nadine came In mo-
ment later.
The Washington times., 1906-07-13
Experr EwaH Recalled.

Handwriting Expert Marshall Ewall,
OF Chicago. was recalled to the stand
and the Cross-eXamination by attorneys
for the lIbellant was resumed. Mr.. Ewall
was unshaken in his assertions and pos
itiveness that the letters had been writ
ten by others than the respondent
The Washington times., 1906-07-13

$50 Dupontis Imported violet
Water, sweet as the flowers them
selves Iec
25o Munyon's witch Hazel Tai
25o Hausen's Bay Rum, Florida
Water, Violet Ammonia, ana Vio-'
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4oe Blaud's IRON Pills, the great
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25o Cathartio Pills, as in bottle loc
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25
Taklna ANsr a.

Tie Judge III one of the county
courts wcfA ID hi hogse lie other
afternoon, and, becoming acqaaint-
cd With some flagrant act .of BIS
scven-year-old boy, summoned the
lad into his presence
"Now, sir, take oif yoar coatp'
he said sternly II am going ID
give you whippiu thai you will
remember as long a. sou i've"
III il please yonr honor said
the bov, 1--WE desire 70 ask for a
stay Of proceedings in this case IN.
I'll we can prepare and hle an ap.
plication for change of venue 10
mothers court. Cur application will
be based on the belief that this court
has formed an opinion regarding
the guilt 81 the defendant which
cannot be shaken BY evidence and
il therefore not competent 10 try
the case.
Stay granted
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25

The infant tefrible.appeared sud-
denly in the door Of the dining room
while the family we're at dinner, his
face bright with the triumph Of dis
covery.
ooh, mamma, dear, he called IN
high treble, holding aloft large
dead cat, ssee what found IN the
ash barrel a perfectly good cut =
General CONSERVATION, o. course
"a moment later Uncle Dick
reached over With o salt spoon 10
the butter dish.
ooh, manma, he exclaimed in
mimicry 81 Bobby sec what /
found in che butter, d perfectly good
flylvNew Orleans Iimes=Demo-
crat.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25
ERRORS or TAE TYPEs.
Some Miatakes Thsk Wsro Missed BY
the Vigilans Ffoefreadsf.


the Visllant Rfpolrsadsf
A popular aud prominent man ii
England was once cailed spon 10
address an assembia w which greet
ed HIM enth1siastiea n and with
cheers. The newspaper which re-
ported the meeting said mnocen IS,
"Ihe vast concoufse rent tire air
with their shouts
a Ms read as follows u these
facts are really wortli notln The
printer, however inserted Az =
into the last word and II wae thus
ret up All thes iaess arg really
worth nethIps
4 pros F
the speech of z q'slel ,fiss 4 Eolifi "a,
intended 70 adsl u nenineglt and
the MASSES believed him, instesd
Of which, by 4 geographical error,
the addition read, and them asses
believed him.
Al enthusiastic editor wrote,
"Ihe battle il now opened. But,
alas, the comnositor spelled battle
with en- 70" and BIS readers said
they had suspected Il al along
a New York editor wrote an
obituary On a man 81 soiile promi-
hence, and among other things by
said, lie began life az . legal prac-
tihoner, bur was diverted from It by
love Of bitters
Rev, Dr Todd was gwen some
relics to present e museum IA
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25
Danger From The Plague.

There's grave danger from the
plague Of Coughs and Colds that are
50 prevalent, unless you take DR..
King 5 New Discovery for Consump-
tor, Coughs and Colds. Mrs. Geo.
Walls Of Forest City, Me-, writes:
Its Godsend 10 people living In
climates where coughs and colds pre-
vuii | lind IL quickly ends them.
Il prevents Pneumonia, cures La
Grippe, gives wonderful relief Ia
Asthma and Hay Fever, and makes
weak lungs strong enough TO ward
.ud Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
5Qc and 81 go Guaranteed by all drug
gist Trial bottle free.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25

In d Virginia town the aged pas
tor OF one of the churches fellill.
He was beloved by an the neigh
borhood, and a constant stream Of
anxious friends rang the bell to
make inquiries. The nurse il charge
IVES an intelligent negro woman, aad
she decided 70 ISSUE bulletins al FREE
quent intervals She wrote them
herself and pinned them to the
front door, and Chic ii the way tllNy
read as they appeared successfully :
'Rey Blank ain very sick.
TaterSrRev. Blank am worse. \
might Rev Blank am sinking "
Morning Rey Blank have
sunk. Washington Post.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25
A Young Mothsr At 70.

NY m0ther has suddenly been
nade young at 20. Twenty years
d Intense suffering from dyspepsia
had entirely disabled her. until six
riSuths ago, when she began taking
Electric Bitters. which have COM
pleteiy cured her and restored the
strength aud activity she had in the
prime 81 life. writes Mrs. w. Il.
Fitzpatrick, of Danforth. Me. Greatest
restorative medicine on the globe.
Sets Stomach, Liver and Kidneys
right, puriaes the blood, and cures
Malaria, Billonsness and Weakness
es Wonderful Nerve Tonic. Price
SQc. Guaranteed by all Druggist.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25

When the muck rakes are beaten
into pruning hooks and other agri-
cultural tUoia, we may expect the
crop Of muck 70 grow larger, The
ardent use oi the muck rake is me-
eessaFy 70 keep the political muck
heap in anything like sweet and
wholesome condition.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25

As the people are just beginning
tobuild their houses ~ cement, the
SBeel Trust IS casting covetous
exc N shat direction and as an ad-
]0pet q sl0lilef fs0n opoliss pr0pos-
.es SNOW control ihe Portland cem-
ept industry The name Of the new
company IS the Universal Portland
Consent Company
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25

The New Workers are getting al
armed over the financial situation.
The Timt SAYS that 10 both the city
and national the percentage Of re-
serves to either loans or deposits is
lower than y has been since the be-
ginning q The IRA pf activity bow In
progress Turning over The United
States Treasury to Wall Street
doesn't mind matters mnch. after
all y looks like the result Of Roose-
volts policy Is to be d panic
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25

The New York SUP speaks Of the
Democratic party as the party OF
assassination and the torch. The
Sun Is Roosevelt ) organ aud reflects
bis sentiments Ii is a mild tyeA Of
The lying aud pntrid journalism that
has grown up under the influence Of
Roosevelt's literary works.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25
Md, Del. 4 va. Ry. Co.
PArUxENT RIVER ROUTE.

aasalAst 81 A&s.ksS
etil lehte i'ier 5 LiEas stfseg, weather
lsermits1nBl every Wednesday aud csttar-
gay az BsJUa. -, lig faif hnteu, FiaAI
iaint, uuyusnef l.aai. iSAfh u sid ~
tu1cNi lsivef Ie iaf W ts Beaelifs
ketnfnnIg wili teaFe isGnr1iel, weather
perllitlnR eypry Monday aflu 1isal ss4ay
AZ 'l.iy a, "a, Hulleflx "A s 4. IA, nlsi.
Htone l.sllaang ~ ~ d. IA, ssueufnof !
isnn az ~ nj, tftlSi tpift. - d, ia. slsisl
fatlr hasua, al z.sltI d ai., Ior DalS ili,lse.
tragAt rsasfyeu aEeflsr !, lneBas, anu
FRIDAY unsil o.5v d. u Iur tnel0li3ss lnt
wnarSeA
Fan liove,i. Plum l'Uiat. ilasea. Cos.
eraUr aua, 1--we reyAt, Dfusa FONT
Milestone. SoIvlDsn isiagai, Spenee :.
81. tnIiIUert ), ~. Levnafal :, rJilese
sDttVfiey, Jones, Parser ., Forrest D.
Nllii.siis, puker, iEent iiAli, iluiiaHa
l'vnt, peueuict
stsviaer HEsrAVNnLskU
@ili leags Per z Light stfret. weather
permitting, every sunday ...lu Naiisies-
day, 10 y. IA. iUr paAtukenl RIVER 81.
reet, as lar 49, BeaedicG.
returning viii ioaye bristol, weather
hNtfbtAeARh AtctS ANtHAhl AMA xtfAEAy
1T 3 a, III. lever Marlboro, III q. "a,
benedict ~ @.8V q. ll., ailHstOne, sp ln..
ioF Baltimore, raiisng az nD wh4sses Ds-
i1w isaiteA except wien signa.ed n'om
whafses ~ tAu reser lof paesungeFr aud
5eTIsiislUie ife,giIt.
Eneightfeceiye,i at Gler z, Wednesday
AID saturday until 5.3V j. III. Tor me
ioAv wing wnarsps
Leitenr =, iruenlaI Faihls aJeup Lana
lug, nviiana Clisls, dhgrauers very
isoNcr Marlboro, hhlie I.slnuInR, ref
~ Landing, Avttlngham ), Lyon i rerk
Bristol.
WILLARD THOMSON, tiell Manager,
I. MURDOCH. Gen. Frt. 4 Pa.s. Agt
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25

Wall Street objects, according to
the New York Times. TO being
characterized as the American Monte
Carlo, but Wall Street is itself to
blame for adopting gambling house
tactics.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25

It's pretty tough on President
Roosevelt 70 have to take possession
81 Cuba just alter declaring 70 the
South American republics that the
American people entertain 40 lustof
annexation
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25

Vice President Fairbanks was pre-
sent ~ the Pixies Peak Centennial
and as coincidence. OF course,
there was the heaviest September
allol snow on record.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25
GreenweII' ! Mill

FLOUR, Meal and Feed on hand
Tor sale all the time cheap Tor CASH
Hereafter, 10 order 70 avoid hav
ing to keep mill books, All orders
must De accompanied by the cash
II. f. GREEN vi ELL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25

What are we going to do with
Cupa2 santo Domingo next. Then
Venezuela
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25
NOTICE.


Ifyou want 70 save money and gel ilrtt-class
goods. come to y. klIE.LEHON'S. Chaptico. Nd.
the old stand IL Geo. r. Garner) There yon
can get more for yonr money than NJ any
other starein 81. Mary's County. sell cheaper
aud give more for your EGGS and other PRO
DUCE tban any one else.
- Large Bars Of Soap for 3 Cenlss
h Pounds CIRCULATED sugar 80
1 Pound Package Coffee IA
Boxes Best Feaaf Powder -
Cakes Beat Toilet Soap 10
Ladies' aud Gentemea's Shoes from 5oc 40,
all alzes
calicos, 0lushams and Lawns 20 hnd up.
New stock 81 clothing gNen and lsoyDyery
eaoap,
Fan STOCK. add al goods sold ut why
SMALL FitOffI Come and 500 Tor yonrseli
aud sou WIN Dc satisfied. BAa0AfEss we
want orr trade. Respectfully.
EN- KILLIsoN,
May =. '05-sm. ChapfIco I'D.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25
uJuIHBEag Or
ALI KINDS

Complete dep0tof supplies for Lumber and Miwork for
Suburban Cottage buidngs and general Work. When
others quote 9a sa prices lumber make no mistake;
do not Duy hastily Udt consult inst the firm OF
FRANK LIBBY 1 g., sasanaton, o q
4 noA shngls 10 u aortnG AreAas Flooring, a75
Dssss tnaok avs rAasla slas
We can load cars Ia one day with lumber and ml work
suncient 70 complete your mouse You suter no delay
yOa gel YOU Dill al tlle Win no annoying dlSap-
ponlnenlS Wnea youWlte Us you Always get courteous
replies Dy return OgItLDhlOer atuIgS CONSUL rs.
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9th 4 New FORK Ave. IN. w. 1YttsHt5tDtOls, -. o.
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DO you DEPOSIT IN
THE NATIONAL BANK Of 81. xARYsi

WHAT ARR YOUH ExPEN SIS !
Itis very muuheasiert0 keapfFach
81 ones personal expenses whom
bills are paddy Nneck. II makca
the Bank do most OF ia bo1k-
h0epinE ard Y Furnishes 4 legal
voucher Of a. 4 record % every
cent paid aut. Il you nrn thfnk.
ing o. up0niuR \ bank aecoiinteall
At the 81. MAYS Ma AlVNAi.
BANK and eonsuii with ifs oihcers
You are sure 10 receive prpmpl.
courteous aTeasment be your ~
count lnFee ~ emali. July vs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25

With an elegant new Hearse and
i full stock 81 CosIins and Caskets /
atn prepared 10 serve funerals atthe
shortest notice and upon the most
reasonable terms.
Lii connection wilh this I designate
especial attention % nay Blacksmith
and wheel wright department
All orders quickly and neatly at
tended 10.
al @. WEIGH,
june Chaptico,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25
Saint Marus Beacon
Job Printings such as
HandbilIs; Circulars.
Blanks, Bill Heads. executed with
neataess anu espatch.

Parties having Real or Personal
Property for sale can obtain des-
criptiye handbills neatly executed
and at city prices
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25
WHY KEEP SILENT.

haze az Porto Bello, Nd, car load
~ American Pence left, and 200 ton
81 Baugh a. Sons Co., Fertilizer TO
sell. Aust 90. See quantity have sold.
No one can compete ia quality orprice.
D. v copPAeE,
Feb /, OFF. Valley Les, I'D.
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SCOT t. 8
II III Ill SO n

and it fnres ne fold. That's
what il necessary Itsoothes the
throat because it reduces the
irritation cures the cold because
It drives out the inflammation;
builds up the weakened Tissues
because il nouris1es them buck
stp thrir natural strength. That's
now Scotts Emulsion deals with
sore throat, i cough, 4 cold,
III bronchitis.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25

VIGIL send you
eAlAELE EhEE
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-02-01
Mr.. HaWn WithdraWS from Times

Mr Charles w. Hawn< fe.s,.'a-- Of the
Woodbury. Daily Times, has withdrawn
from that publication, and taken finan-
cial interest in the Elmer Times at Elmer,
New jersey. The change took place to-
day. Mr. Hawn is succeeded in the Wood
bury Daily Times by Mr.. ]. Frank Wilson,
Jr., and the future destinies Of the paper
will hereafter be directed by Wilson 4
Wilson-father and son.
The DEMOCRAT extends the right hand
Of. fellowship to the Times new editors, ard
to Mr.. Hawn it extends best wishes for
success in his new field That field, while
new in a business way, is yet Mr..
Hawn's birth place, and no words Of ours
can shed new luster on his character as a
man, or skill as a publisher.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-02-01
suit Against Rapid Transit Company.

A week ago last Saturday, when Il. A..
Fish's big wagon, loaded with four tons OF
feed was at 4th aud Green streets, Phila.,
lit was run into by a car Of the Rapid
Transit Company, and wrecked. Neither
the driver or horses were injured. Mr..
Fish had the pieces gathered up and sent
to Camden shop for repairs, and took the
repair bill, amounting to $88 to the COM
pany for payment. The day after the
accident, a bright, honest talking young
man, representing the company, came to
Mr.. Fish's place of business and interviewed
the driver, and wrote out statement, as
the man supposed, of what he said, and had
the man sign it. Mr.. Fish was then called
to witness the mans signature, and being
busy with some lady customers, did not
read the statement written, taking it for
granted that it contained just what the man
had told. When he took the bill for re-
pairs to the Rapid Transit Company he
found that the statement that his man and
himself had signed, released the company
from all blame, and imposed all RESPONSE
bility on the driver He was non-placed,
but went at once and retained Lawyer Fay
to bring suit against the Company fol-.
damages.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-02-01
Horse and Buggy Stolen.

Last Thursday stranger hired horse
and buggy from Liveryman Sharp, at New
ton Hotel to drive to Almonesson, and has
not been heard from since. The circum-
stances are these:
On Tuesday the man came to the stables
when Mr.. Sharp was absent and hired a
horse from Mr.. Frank Van Hess, Sharp's
foreman, to drive to Almonesson. In
about two hours he returned, paid for the
rig, and engaged 1T for the same drive the
next day. He came on time, and was gone
about the same length Of time, again pay
ing for the rig and handing out cigars.
Again be enFaged the rig for the next day,
saying be would then want it all day,
starting at 81 80. He was on hand promptly
ANA started but has not been hsard from
since The man was gentlemanly in dress
and appearance. about FIVE feet ten inches
tall, and between forty and fifty years old.
The horse was a bay, about 151 hands high,
with few white hairs near the left eye.
The robe was black, waterproof on one side,
and was embellished by lions head. The
buggy was red running-gea
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-02-01
To Kill San Jose Scale.

Thomas L. Wentz, OF Deptford township,
has given considerable attention to the
proper treatment of fruit trees affected by
this destructive blight, and for the benefits
Of the people giYes the result of his expert
ments and observations.
The solution known as lime, sulphur and
salt, he says is absolutely worthless, and
the only application Of any value IS petro-
leum He puts pound Of soap to three
gallons of water and boils one hour. Then
pour quantity Of oil into the vessel from
which you expect to spray, equal to the
quantity Of the soapy water, (half water
and half oil
Then pour in the soapy water hot, mix
and apply with sprayer. Be sure and
cover every square inch Of the tree. Don't
try to spray against the wind; il to COM
plete the job wait till the wind changes.
The best time for spraying is early in
March.
Mr. Wentz says that on old apple trees
pure oil may be used wish salty. Apply il
hot, as it spreads better.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-02-01

They spoke in tongue to her unknown,
But plain to her ear was each wall and moan;
She gave them help as best she could
In her feeling sense OF motherhood.
From tile still small voice OF her Quaker creed
The promptings came OF a brothers need.
For the dear Christ's sake she needed the call,
And the gracious Lords, the Father OF all
The mercy she sought was the mercy shown
And she cared for their woes as if her owni
And the suffering Hessians looked into her eyes
With wonderment and glad surprise
Twas a boon they had not hoped to find
In the direfui fate that they repined,
As she soothed their pains and gave them cheer
They deem'd minst'ring angel near.
And they thought mayhap OF homes afar,
Bright to their visions as guiding star
OF mothers or sisters last farewell,
OF q fathers blessing who can teilg
All honor and renown fain would crave
For this dame who was good as she was brave;
Who sat at her wheel while the battle fray
Ragged fierce at her door that fateful day
Who pitied the aliens and her blessings gave
Shall we not search for and find her grave,
And rise above ner dust tablet that shall tel
Where after life's journey she is resting well.
W. H. SxownEN
She was the mother Of JOB Whltall
and wife Of James Whitall.
i Her grave is in Friends yard in Wood
bury, marked by a stone.