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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-13
Sein Meifermerk.
Bon CHARLES SpIen.

Sang. setpiB, Jimmie uns G6dtrp
Bel, uls mir i6er Die Degrading oes
8ilbbauers fpra9en, Sean Mirol bat
bel Salient. Iaes, mas tie bu aus
ieiner Susenb erSGblen, bon f9peren
&%dmpfen, bic er binter ii3 bat, INN
ii9 emporsuarbeiten unb einen Hds
men gu .errinsen, perDient 8epunbez
run9.
@ber ib fannie i'm in fpGteren
Sabren urb neib, peId gates 9er5 er
fi4 audi in Soften ieines &ubmes be-
ipabrt bate.
Mir ~bepo6nten benfelben Staottbeil
unb er fam oft bes @benps gu mir. SD
besleitete ibn bann aurid, beii6tigte
feline Mrbeiten, CAB mein urtbeil ab,
unb mir blieben Biz ipGt in Die Ha6t
binein auiammen.
Sas @ielier i'm finften Stod i9lob
fi9 an bic Wohnuns an, bic er nit
ieinrr Mutter betpobnte. sic mar
blinb unb muBte, fpenn fe aussins,
brn ibrem Sobne g.fibrt iperosn.
Sp9 bebaeli9 fiblts fie fi9 II in
ibrem 9auie. Oa fano fe fi4 in ibrem
Gd6en 5ure6t nit elmer Si9srbeit, bic
grItaunen erreste. Wie piele 8linoe
~tuitete lie germ lumber unb Drebte bic
Sa6en in ben 9Gnben bin unb per,
um Ii9 cine @oritelluns Der Sormen
au MAIDEN.
unb fait tdgli9 bradte Mirol, Der
elm eifriger Sammler mar, irsenb cine
biibI&e alsiniefet fir fein atelier
nit, bic fiinitlerif9 in ben Nabmen
Der Wobnuns bineinpabte. Oa er
nun bic 8prliebe ieiner alten Mutter
tannte, unb fiirdtete, ie tonne fia Dor!
niht suredtfinben, bot er tie, niemals
in feiner Mbpeienhsit bus Ntelier gu
betreten.
Oft, fpenn man gu ibr bon ben
GA0pfunsen beg Sobnes fpra4, jams
msrte iie: rWarum bat mid @ott il
bart seitraft! Wie ungliidli4 bin td,
bab ih anein ni1t beipunbern tann.
mas ale Welt betpunbert!"
S6r @eiidt perfinfferte fid bann.
unb lie bIidte ftunbenlang ftumm BOT
f& BIN. 81 permieb es Mirol, IN II.
rer @esenpart bon ieinen arbeitsn, ia
feIbit bon feinen pIdnen gu fpre4en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-13

Sd ftteg binter linn bic Sreppe gum
&tslier binauf. 9ebbaft apa er bic
S9liifel aus Der Saf9e, Dffnete bic
Sbir unb trat Elm.
Sa = bDrte i9 elm 3lirren, als
tpenn etpas 3erbre9lides gu 8oben
ftiir5t, tnen ongftpollen @uff6rei.
Sd fab MirOl, ipte er ii9 eri9re=
deno blet9 an bic Wdnb le6nte, obne
elm Wprt ber~porbringsn gu f0nnen.
Dor ibm. in Der Mitte bes 3immers
ftano feline alte Mutter, bic am 9an>
gen 0eibe 5~itterte, nit bittenb erbobe=
men 9dnoen, 5pii9en linen cine ungez
ftalte Mafe aug Sbon.
Sd beritaro bic sdn3e Srdgit bieier
ftummen Ssene.
Die drme Srau Mirol bate, als iie
tbren Sobn 10 urertpartet beimfebren
fdh, in Der @ngit, bab fe feinen @iinz
f6en ni4t na9gefommen mar, ben
&opf Derloren unb binausflii9ten fpol<
len. Sn Der 9aft ftieb lie an einen
Der Sodel unb bic Statue mar gefalz
len.
Itbemloie StiQe berrf6te.
Die arme 8linbe itano nod INNER
nit cen flebenb erbpbenen SGnoen bd,
bas @eiidt Derserrt, DON Iol9 eri6re=
denber 8ldfs, DAB lie mir tiefes Mits
leio einflDbte. limb nit miiDer. de>
bro9ener Stimme Itieb Tie 5aseno
berDor: nSean, mein armer Sean.
Jag mir, mar .es audi ni6t Die panoOz
rd?"
nnb Sean, angeIi9ts Der @er5peifz
lung bieies alien, BON @rdm bur6~
furGten NntliBes, ri9tete i9 auf,
bib ii9 auf Die 2ippen unb fagte nit
ruhiser flarer Stimme, Die audi mein
Ser5 erlei9terte:
,Mber nein, 9pttlob nein, es mar
ni9t bic Yanbora. Qrn1e Mama, bu
bait mir einen i9Onen S9red eingez
iagt!"
Die @angen Der Iltsn rDt6eten Iif
Dor Sreube:
rSean, pie frob bin i9, bab i6 fein
10 grobss nngliid anseriAtet babe.
SD. beripre9e Dir, ME, ME. tpieber in
bein @tslier gu seben. nmarme midi
unb fuge mir, baB bu mir perSiebsn
bait!"
limb Der 9ute, 8rape, fliifterte min
su, als er an mir borbeiging, um tie in
feline Nrme gu f9lieben:
.2aB es binausi6affen, bite : i'd
babe ni6t ben Mutb! limb faee ibr
nismals, bab i9 ibr bic nnpabrbeit gss
faat babel"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-13
aud feline SreanSe batten weifuns,

aud feline SreunSe batten Weifuns,
has Sbemu gu bermeioen. Der Bib
bauer lit etDas unter bisfsm 3pans.
Das 8ebirfnib, f9 aussuipre9sn,
ipar ppbl Die urTa9e ieiner bdufig.n
@eiu4e. Seit einigen @o&en ipra6 er
mir oft bon einem neuen Werfe, elmer
Panopra, an Der er NIT GROCER Sreube
arbeitete. @ines Qbenbs fam er freu=
big, gliiditrablenb gu mir.
~Gnbli9 1T tie fertig. Sd ribrc
feline 5anb mebr baran. Old 10 frob
bin i3, 10 frob, baB i9 mid ni&t
auridbalten tonnte unb felbft nit meiz
rler Wlutter il6er bic panbora geipros
diem babe"
@r ma9te ben @irtbrud zines 2iss
benben, benz enbli9 bas erite &eabess
Dpus betpinist fpurbe.
n@s lit mein Meiiterfperf", iuate er
Elm ii6er bas anoere Mal. i9 fiible
es, i3 tperbe ME etfpas @rDBeres i9af>
FEM"
gr mar tpie berauI9t.
bod mas i9 Dir au9 er5Gblen
mag, bu fannit Dir bod unmOgli6 Elm.
8priteuung BON meiner panbpra ma=
diem, Du mubt lie ieben!!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-13
Gin fIeimes Nibpernanontb.

Gin beutf9er Jamilienoutsr eradblt
aus einem StGbt6en in Horbbeuti9z
Lamb: Heuli6 purDen meme irau unb
i9 BON elmer befreunbsten sSamilie in
S9p. gum 8abnbofe eeleitet, urb ba
nod big CUR Ibfabrt rei6li9 3sit mar,
fu6ten mir ben Wartefaal auf. 8prz
Fer batten mir iiber bas S9napstrinz
fen i'm Iasemeinen unb iiber ben BEL
man4en Oamen beliebten v2nidebein"
TIM 8efcnberen s~efprrhen. Oa incline
Grou bos@etrGnf niht fannte, Guberte
ie ben Wlni9 na9 einem folden unb
stpar NIT folgenbem grfolse:
rSie, Rellner, baben Sic Rnides
bein2"
ReIner (mit acknowledgement @effdD:
mTein, fonft midt, ober belte briiden
mir be Stiefel 10 ftbr!!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-13
Wabrbrit unO aidtung.

DIS Der befannte 2pnooner .3ei>
tungsperleger Sobn Simbs nod Gez
porter elmer SagesSeituns mar, puroe
er zines Sdees bon feinem Gbefreoafs
teur mad einem Stritesebiet in S9ott=
lanb gefanot unS erbielt Sen @uftrde.
einen pabrbeitsgemGben geri6t iiber
Die Strifeberegung unter Den 0ortigen
&o9lenarbeitern 81 liefern.
Simbs entleoiste ii6 Oieier @ufgabs
nit gepihenbafter Sorgfalt. pertlei=
Oete ii9 ielbit aIs 8ersmann un6 bielt
fi6 cine Wo9e inter feinen angeb[i6en
SameraOen uuf. Na9 Oiefer 3eit
febrte er in BOG &eoattionsbureou 5uz
rid unb iiberrei@te ieinen 8eri9t.
Der g%hefreoafteur lus mebrere Sci
ten bur6 uno serietb Damn in beftieen
Corn. r0as lit ia aber gar ni9ts, lie
Der Treunb," rief er, DOS lift ia piel
gu barmlos eeidil0ert unO eignet ii9
ubfplut ni9t fir unfere 3eituns."
rSas babe i9 Ielbt f6pn gefuns
ben," perfebte Ser Reporter rnbig.
rIieuei@t gefdat Sbnen oas beHsr,"
fiiste er bin5u unb iiberrei9te einen
anoeren 8eri9t.
Der Gbefreoofteur our9flps i'm
.uno mar entaiidt. rSas lit oas
@obre," rief er, noas 1T gang auseez
5eiGnet.~
nSas babe i9 mir elei9 seoaGt,1
entsesnete Simbs. .Das babe id nGm=
li6 nieberseidrieben, bebor i9 OBJ,
retfte."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-13
&nsIanos cir .taniiGe YoIittf.


Mleecirds befinbet fi6 auf benz Be.
Fen @eae, 3f4ifu ben Stang als srDbts
9i9enfabrit Der Neuseit ab5ulaufen.
Die oortigen &orreiponoenten sebeE
ibren 2Onbpnsr uno Netp Norter apls
legen an Grfinounesrei9t6um unS
SenIationsmd9e fem Siipfel6en mad.
Inter bisfsn l1mitGn0en lit es i9per.
ben fiaren Bid 81 pubren, sumul
psnn man ni9t itets Die SriebfrGfte
i'm 4uge bebGlt, pel9e binter Den 8us
lilIen mitpirfen. Der lebbafteite 4t<
teur oiefer Dirt lit England. unb Oas
bat feline itbr guten = O0er ri9tiser
geiugt lebr f9!e6ten = @riinbe.
NeEen Der Maroffofrage gibt es in
@frifd betanntli9 cine &pn9ofrage.
Die Griinbung bes &ongoftuutes
tpuroe bon ben britii9en StaatsmGn=
nern nit groBem Mib6ebagen empfun=
ben, iie mo9ten fpobl nit 4e9t ertenz
men, oab Oieies setpalti9e @ebiet i'm
Ser5en 6es f6par3en @rotbsils sic
leBte mod unerf9lohene DEPENDING fir
@n9lanbs 0dnbel unb Snbutrie bilbs.
Oas neue StaatenaebiLse gefdbr,
bete Sic 9Olitit: 4fritd snglii4 pom
Sap Biz &Giro! Ni9tsoeitprpenis
ger tonnte Gngluno. oant Der nett
ii9tigen Staatsfunit oss 5iiriten
8ismard, Der bier, ME in alien unosz
rem fuIonialen Srageu, nit 5rantrsia
SunO ia Sanb sing. ni3t umbin, auf
Der 8erliner &Onferen5 i'm Sabre 1885
Die urfunoe su unterSei9nen. pel6e
Sen &onsoitaat fir fret unO neuirul
erfldrte uno alien Nationen in befen
Grsr5en glsi6e Sunoelsfrei6eit ii9erts.
Mm 80. DECEMBER 1895 unternabm
S,ameipn ieinen bsrii9tigten @infau
in bas Sranspaalgebiet, Der gum iuo=
afrifdniI9en &riege unb Sur '4lieB>
Ii6en llnterjp6ung Der beiOen BUREN,
Republican fibrte.
Our6 oas @bfommen nit Srdnt=
reid pom s. Mpril 1904 feitigte @n9z
lanO feline Steuuns in @egppten unO
nabm Damn nit grOberer 9eftigfeit als
ie aupor BEN 9rsBfelO5us segen zen
Spngoitaat auf. 2pnboner 8lGtter
berbreiteten bic abI6euli9iten @erii4te
iiber bic 8ebanblung Der Oprtigen Gin
geborenen, urr6 Sic britiI9e &egierung
erflGrte 0ie Acknowledgement fir be-
griinoet uno forberte Die @6itellung Der
MibftdnDe. &ein fiblenOer Menl9
pirb oas Sreiben Der &pngoregierung
p~ertbeibigen t%pplen, es gebt sort aber
taum pisl i6limmer 81, ais in anoeren
iuneen &olonien, namentli9 au9 in
enelii6en. Sen Staatsmdnnern on
Der Sbemie itebt es besbalb re9t libel
Ill, ii3 uls Sittenri6ter aufSuperfen.
Sas englif9e Sreiben 5ielt augsns
I9einli9 oarauf ab, Den Selgiern Die
usbernabnle bes Spnsoitaates 81 perz
etelrl, Der beute nit 8elgien nur 0ur4
bic Ysrfonalunion perfniipft lit. @ng=
lano aber nirb ieOer5eit bereit iein,
oas Grbe bes &Onigs 2eopolo an5us
treten.
G9liebIi3 bebten Die @n9lGnoer
Sranfrei9 in Oas marOttanii&e
@benteuer unb perItan0en es bisber
msifterli9, unter iteter 8etonuns Der
@Dlferfreunbidaft. Qualification nno
Sumanitdt, cine aufrt9tige @usfSbz
nung Seuti9lanOs nit 6rantreiG gu
pereiteln. Wie es ii9 in Sftaiie Ole
&aitanien bur9 Die cSapaner aus nsm
5eusr bplen lieB. 70 mD3tegn3ldno iest
5ranfrei9 eegen Seuti6lano duaipiez
len, Inn feline PlGne in afritd Olr4<
3ufibren. Wenn Die franaDi19en
Stdatspeiie 0as INNER mod ni@t
merfen, 10 finb lie tbatid9li9 gu be-
oauern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-13

t0rfDflT9en, pds Iullelle uHp 1DrDerfe
BON ibr: bas erpahte Muttereepifen,
bas ettpas perfdumt, mas Is na6Sus
bolen gait.
Don ba ab tpurbe manGss anbers.
Serbia erf6ien nieber gu ben Ma6l>
seiten unb betbeiligte ii9 bin unb pies
Der on ben @eiprGfen, bic fi9 meiftens
um bic tleinen Sugesbesebenbeiten
brebten. Sie lieb fi4 Snsas QufiGbs
por!eien unb forste fir bic 9arberobe
Der &inber, nabm lie oua gu tleinen
Gpasisrsdnsen NIT. Oft aber fiel tie
suriid in bic alte S4permutb. gins
nal audi fabte Snsa ibre 9anb I9ell
unS adrtli9, als lie in fid perfunten
fab, unb faste leiie: ~2iebe Mutti." "
ga fubr lie empor pie aus tiefem
Sraum unb murmelte: sd meinte.
es fei Oagnis Stimme."
limb 5agbaft erpiberte bus ainb:
vM9 nein, liebe Mutti. aber mir fint
bod au4 nod ba."
go ipiirte fie, baB nod cine Nufsabs
ibrer barrie, unb bic Starrbeit ibres
Wefeus sing in milbere Wei4teii
iiber.
Gs mar elm @onntasabenb. Wer.
aer bate auerbanb Delifctefen nit,
gebradt. aud Elm @traub Reiebsr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-13

funb lie auf ibrem SeniterplaB. sic
bate mod nit ben &inberrl elm ipeniq
sefpielt, unb bic tpareR beiterer ais
foaft eetpefen. Sas feline Oid&en
bate supeilen Snsa umfabt unb ibr
etpas ins DIR sefliitert unb gana
leife, pie eri9roden iiber fi4 felbff,
gela9t. limb beim 9utena9tfagen
bate bas Sid9en 10 elm bib9en MIDI
tig geldgt, als fDnne es es gar ni6t
mehr dusbalten: .2iebe Mutti, mir
baben ndmli9 elm fleines @ebeimniB."
limb Der glbenb stns bin, anbers,
mtnber tribe uls fonft. @s no Wers
rer, als ldge trobl bic S@permutb
iiber t9ren blahen 3isen, aber 70 pie
Serbiti9Onbeit iiber Der Natur in
fanfter Melan6olie, niGt pie Der @ers
Stpeiflung buntle Na9t.
DIS 9erba ibr S9ldfaimmer betrot,
fab lie, bab trsenb iemonb ii9 on
ifrem 8ett gu i6affen gema9t bate.
limb lie fanb, forgli9 nit elmer Nabel
am &opffifen befeitist, einen 8rief.
Sic nobm i'm unb Dffnete i'm NIT eli
mem 9efiibl BON &ibrung, benin tie
bate Snsas iteife @6rift erfannt.
limb ba itanb rur bas @enige: u2iebe
Mutti, mir baben Did fe6r lieb, Gnb
morsen lit Seim @e~burtstog. Snsa
unb 9erti."
@s lag 70 piel f9eue 2iebe, bic ni9t
iiber bic 2ippen tonnte, 10 biel ppn Der
&rt bes Munnes, Der iein 2eben fin
nit ibr tbeilte, unb BON be1sn 2sbsn
fe ni4ts puBte, in biefen tpenigen
Worten.
Ni9ts bon benz Mann bate lie aez
tpubt, ni9ts BON ben ainbern, ais fei
fie cine Srembe unter linen, bic nur
sufGQig ibre Rdume tbeilen burfte.
Sin leiies GerGufd, faft tpis bas
9ui9en zines MGus6ens, i9redte iis
aus ibrem Sinn. Sa itanb bas
&leinite, barfub, i'm Semb9en, bic
erniten &inberuugen eroB uuf fs ses
ri9tet. limb treuberaig faste es: v2tes
be Mutti, batteit Ou es sdn5 pers
eefen? Wtr ni6t, mir baben INNER
baran eebd6t, liebe Mutti."
limb Serbia fiiblte, pie tire berz
f9lohene Seele ii9 me6r unb mebr
tpeitete unter bieiem riibrenben Slang,
bieies vliebe Mutti", bas pie Elm
f6mei6elnbes 3auberipprt fi1 tGoli9
in ibr Sera brdngte, pie elm leBtes
mu9tOOles @srmddtnib Der flsiner
Sasni. sic bob bas 8inb empor unb
Ieste fein 8Opf9en feft an ibre @ange,
unb bas &leine fubr fort: n2iebe
Mutti, mir buben Dir au9 ettpas ses
ftidt, aber mir fugen es Dir ni9t.
Meinit Su bieGei9t, bab es cine Sede
1T? Tein, cine Sede 1T es gang sepiB
ni6t."
Ou slitt Elm 2d6eln ii6er lire errls
fen 3ise, unb nun fiiblte Tie bes Sim
bes 4erm6en I'm ibren Gals.
S9on fam Snea Gnsitli9 selaufen:
.2iebe Mutti, bas 8ert9en ="
sic ftpdte unb fab Der Mutter Mntz
IiB pie BON nerer Susenb iiberbaudt.
n9iebe Wtutti = Daft Su selefen9"
sic f9mieste fi9 sdrtli9 on bic Mut=
ter = runb 8erti bat bod ni9t ses
i9pabt9"
rgaein," tpebrte bic &leine, rt6 babe
MIR sefagt, baB es feline Oede it,"
Sa laGte Snga unb gudte bas
8ert9en an, unb nun la9ten ale brei
lalt unb fr0blid. Snga iagte: nSas
Sid9en lit du9 gu bumm."
Gs mar natiirlib cine Sede.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-13

Die Sains, cine mebrere Mils
lionen ftarte inoif9e @laubenssenoir
fenf6aft, bulten nit Der srDbten
Strense bas @er6ot, elm Sbier gu too
ten. unb Der @enuB o Sbierfleif6
1T ibnen elm greuel.
Ser u liebt Die 8e=
idauliateit; auf untsrsei9lugenen
8einen boden. rauhen. 2offee trinfen.
plauoern uno cine partie Domino
fpielen, biintt i'm Der 9orsefdmad
BON Wpbamme6s parabies.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-13

a. Mobsbame: ru2ir
finb ale Rleiber gu eng ~setporben.
Son i'd nun mad Warienbab fabren
ober mir neue Solicitor anf4affen2"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-08-10
BEL AIR NOTES.

Miss Rcbecca Gather Smith, of Ralti-
more, is visiting at the residence of MIR.
and Mrs. S. w. Bradford.
Miss Louise Hunter, who has been
spending sometime in Bel Air, left on
Tuesday for Atlantic City.
Mr.. Thomas II. Robinson and family
arc all convalescing.
Miss Priscilla Forwood has been quite
i'll for the past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Edwin Webster, nurse
and children, leave today, Friday, for an
extended visit at Ocean City.
Misses Cornelia Follin, of Washington,
and Eugenia Geiman. of Westminster,
are guests at the residence of Rev. and
Mrs. s. A. Hoblitzell.
Messrs. James Mccormick and Henry
Mccormick, Jr, of Harrisburg, Pennsyl-
vania, father and brother of Mrs. Will
liam W. Finney, of Bel Air, were her
guests on Sunday.
Mrs Thomas w. Hall and Miss Hannah
A. Coale, are at Ocean City.
Mrs Mary Johnson and her daughter,
Miss Miriam, of Baltimore, will spend
August with their aunt, Mrs. James
Dunnigan.
Miss Blanche Dunnigan and her bro
ther, Joseph E. Dunnigan, of Baltimore.
are spending few days in Bel Air before
| leaving for Atlantic City.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-08-10
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Road checks issued.-H. Piper, $2G %;
P. ]. Fitzpatrick, $33 SO; Henry CuIlum,
$4S O6; J. T. Magness, 500 rs; John Var
IRISH, $66.12; Edward Colgan, $32 Sd;
Hanway, Barnes and McComas, supplies,
$34S4; ]. Frank Street,, $24; J. b. Dun
can, $1,000; James Durham, $15.6S; G.
M. Cathcart, $12.79; James T. Dalton,
$40 II; w. ]. Dalton, $35 %; J. l.. Straw
bridge. $2O62; J. F. Neal, $1321; w. K.
Stamford, $1o3 Al B. H. Ayres, SO %;
J E.Eggleston, $52 40; Frey and Thomas,
cement, $94 6S; X. c. Lacv, $12 IL; !. d.
LEY, 500 so; S. S. Jones, $5S.45; Wilbur
Mccain, 56.75, B. F. Webster, $14.
Orders on County Treasurer-George
]. Finney, Orphans Court, 500; Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company, freight on coal,
$45. 2; E. Carvil Tolley, Orphans Court,
500; ]. NJ. Herman, fencing. $1s.44; w
Crawford Norris, magistrate, $1.S5; C.
E. Creswell, burial permits, ST. 80; Mary,
land Telephone Company, commissioners
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-08-10
TOURNAMENT AT CLERMoNT MILLS.

A tournament was held near Clermont
Mills on Saturday, which was attended
by over n thousand people.
In the professional list Mr.. Duncan
Almony, Knight of Fairview took first
prize, and won the championship medal
offered i'll the St. Marys tournament
held under the auspices of the St Mary
Catholic Church. Mr.. Edgar Hutchins
and Mr. Joseph L. Walters was fourth.
There were 81 professionals in the con-
test.
In the amateur class, in which there
were IA entries, Mr.. Joseph Walters
took the first prize, Mr.. c. Murphy,
second, Mr.. Edward Hayward, third,
and Mr.. Edward Loving, fourth. The
charge to the knights was delivered by
Mr.. H. A. Whitaker, a member of the Bel
Air bar, and the coronation address by
MIR. John A. Robinson. Other knights
who took part in the contest besides
those mentioned above were S. A. White
ford, f. ]. Barton, J. w. STREET., F. A
Street,, II. Cockcy, John Howard, Ralph
Birmingham, Thomas Murphy, Robert
Heaps, Maurice Lcech, Martie Redding
Harry Ruff, Edward Ruff, Patricl
Hushon and Frank Street,.
There was also chariot race ant
| double balloon ascension, Sumner wa!
served to GOO persons.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-08-10

The Junior Gunpowder Agricultural
Club met Saturday at Mr. Granville Mat
thews' home at Oregon, near Jockeys
vile. Mr.. Edward L. Scott was fore
man.
The Senior Gunpowder Agricultural
Club was represented by MesSrs. John
Bond, James b. Ensnr. John Crowtler,
e. Cuttings Merryman and J. Snmci field
Crowther, aud the Georges Greek Far
mers' Club by Mr.. Frederick Shamhur-
ger. Messrs. Albert and Harry Fahnc-
stock, Baltimore bankers. who own large
farm property in the Eighth district;
William StOuffer. George ii. Merrvman.
John !. Reese, ,f Westminster: Ernest
Stoufer of New Windsor; Alexander D..
Brooks, David Matthews, Thomas +.
Matthews and Morris Price were among
the visitors.
Messrs William d. Curry, Granville
Matthews and Upton II. Tarbert were
appointed a committee on joint picnic
and to confer with similar committees of
other clubs.
The question discussed was "The Most
Judicious Fertilizer; Quantity and Grade
to use for growing wheat" Expression
was Favorable to pure bone for wheat and
grass ana not 10 uepend on SOatn
Carolina rock or cheaper fertilizers.
Muriate of potash of so pounds an acre,
with bone, was recommended. Barnyard
manure was said to be the essential soil
improver.
The hostess had the assistance of her
mother. Mrs. Julia w. Matthews, and
sisterin. law, Miss Sarah Matthews, of
Washingt ton; Mrs Thomas F. Matthews,
of Roxton; Mrs. Martha Townsend. Of
Baltimore; Mary Corse, of Gardenville,
and Ida, Anna and Katherine Matthews.
Baltimore Sun.
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A CONTEAPTi8IE ACT.

On Sunday night some one poisoned a
large st. Bernard dog belonging to Mrs.
Stevenson Archer. 1t was a great pet OF
the family. This is n cowardly piece OF
vandalism and one that should not go
UNPUBLISHED During the past few months
a number Of valuable dogs have thus
been killed.
There is general impression that the
law does not reach offenders who perpe-
trate such cowardly deeds. The follow
ing act of assembly, however. provides
All ample punishment for such persons.
1t reads as follows:
ANY person who wilfully sets on foot,
instigates. engages i'll or in any way fur
Tiers any act of cruelty or any act tend
ing to produce such cruelty, or by any
act, conduct, neglect or omission, will
fully causes, permits or suffers any ami
NAL to undergo any species of torture or
cruelty, shall be deemed guilty of a mis-
demeanor
The words torture" and Cruelty
shall be held to include everything where
by unjustiiahle physical pain, suffering
or death is caused or permitted. The
word animal shall be held to include
every living creature except man.
The punishment for misdcmeanors is a
fine and imprisonment, in the discretion
of the court.
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PERSONAL MENTION,

Mrs Harry Parlett, who has been Wis
iting MIR. and Mrs. E. X. Pyle, of near
Chestnut Hill, has returned home.
Miss Eta Pyle, of Baltimore. is visit
ing Miss Cora Pyle, of Forest Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ. Allen, of Darling
ton, and Miss Anna NJ. Waters, of Bel
Air, are at Deer Park.
Misses Edna and Annie Mitchell, of
Pleasantville, left on Thursday for a So
iourn of several weeks at Mountain Lake
Park.
MIR. and and Mrs. Frank S. Amoss, of
Arnoss, are guests at the Chautauqua
Hotel, Mountain Lake Park.
Mrs Toney is visiting at the residence
of Mr. Andrew Fisher, near Vale.
Mr.. l.. w. Mitchell. of Jacksonville,
Florida, spent a portion of last week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F..
Mitchell, of Calvary. Mr.. Mitchell left
on Saturday for a trip through western
Pennsyl Sania and New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph b. IIanway, of
Joppa, are registered at the Brighton,
Atlantic City.
Mr. Harry Blair, of Baltimore, is spend
ing his vacation with Mrs Claytoa Rob-
inson, at Macton.
Miss Lillian Turner, of Baltimore, is
visiting Mrs. Ernest b. Robinson, at
Macton.
Miss Clara Wholey is spending her va
cation with her sister, Miss Ida A.
WhCley, at Macton.
Mrs. Hamblin, wife of DR.. Hamblin, of
Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, is visiting
her brother, Mr. David G. Clement, at
Dublin.
Misses Mamie and Hester Raughley, of
Caroline county, and Myrtle Proctor, OF
Cardiff, are visiting the Misses Lowe, OF
Carea.
Miss Estella Rogers has returned to
Baltimore after spending a few days
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John o.
Rogers. near Fullord.
Misses Eva Marie Rogers and Elsie
Irene Rogers, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fillmore Rogers, of Baltimore, are visit.
ing their cousin, Miss Blanche Rogers,
near Fulford
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at 2-1, Hartford Furnace, was awarded
to John b. Engle at 81 POO.
The contract with the trustees OF Aber-
deem Academy was accepted.
Commissioner Baker was authorized
to have the following school houses paint
ed: 1872, Hartford Seminary; l IL, Avon
dale; 40, Boothby Hill; Commissioner
Jarrett to have painted IA, Norrisville,
and Commissioner Worthin2ton, 81,
Billingslea, and Of, Bleak Heights.
The following contracts with trustees
was confirmed: 12-4, Summit Hall,
Mabel b. GaIbreath; IL, Abingdon,
Clarice L. STREET.; 23.4, Upper Cross
Roads, Ariel Z. Stamford; 14-4, La
Grange, Mary ]. Devoei 1875, Last
Chance, Raymond Watkins; 10 2, Robin
Hood, Mary a. Osborn; Sd, Rutledee,
Clara A. Tucker; 1913, Fulford, Hattie
Nj. Bagley; 10 j., Clcrmont Mills, Britta
Nj. Lowe; ), Mt. Vernon, L. Virginia
Paricw; & +, Youths Benefit, Bessie X.
Hitchcock.
The treasurer was ordered to pay
Charles H. MacNabb for two surveys at
8 3, Thomas Run, aud 2-1, Hartford Fur
mace, and A. F. Galbreath 81 10 for holding
examinations.
The board listened at length to the
Of the representatives of the
various book companies on proposed
changes in existing text books, and in
formed them that a decision would lie
announced at an early day.