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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-03

e- ~. .r
Stanget ibie1. Sra Scar
bif / &pfplfe mel6es, at Ser er ben6t
en- frpgtelig ulpffe, i6et Sen 81 Mar
gamle @oar6bruger Sobannes
Saug blep ltanget libel al en- Ofie.
Haa @abogaaroen bar EN- screenings
ofie itationeret. 9 Sen itoo bunoen
noe paa 8gen, men bab6e ili6t fig
og bar fomnet ODER paa Sobannes
&augs @ienoom. Sobannes git for
at iage Olsen tilbage, men ga ongreb
Sfsem BAN og 6rebte bam paa &la6-
len. 9a Solf fom til, bar Monben
eoso og 2iget il6e tilre0t. Man bap-
Sc nffe tibligere lagt Merfe til, at
Olsen bar %folfepon6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-03


s 0 II d E opbolber iig for
Dos fin Sgn, 9egationsraao
Gle, iom bar en- lml,f giet1oom
af &olsaas 8arum. Set
er Digterens Mening at blioe ! @a-
RIM til 8%egDiloelien at S1li, 90 ban
refer ne6 til lit Stem Sreorifs-
p9rr.
.&omnnaIe 6 MS
+ . b. gegqrsbeiens &onalne bar
al Mftiaelifabet Sacob Mall & Sgn,
Sees Sernparf, figbt fplgenoe Gien-
bomme / 0egarsbeien: SalaaS,
&omunoitao, 8iGrpatn,
2gpe, sipitao sitre og peitre Slitta,
Mpre og 8egeritpl. ialt 10
8rug.
II + 9 5" ober sc 0 I o.
| j pc II. Otter omfring IA Cages
&eiie fra Bergen ct &aptei1 .8rr1=
bes 2tpbooo unreo" 5. 4. Sl1rt /
Cos 8ebol6 naaet oper Mor0iiden 90
ropporteret fra @rll. &bis. &in0en
er go6, oil 8oa6en funne bore /
ont faa Sage. Sen ifal fer
iom ti6ltgere me66elt, frempiies UNI
Ser Sc olpmpiife 2ege.
6 II o-o ri g + a
i a II e. Gn Sransportfange, iom
anfom fra Stobanger til Bergen
meb &oitbaa0en for ienere at pi6ere
forienoes til 8engslet / Sron0biem,
in0fan0t Jig ielp paa &olitifar1me=
ret og mel0te lin Mnfomit. Ser bar
til at pasis paa bam, og Holi-
tiet pi0ite life noget ON, at ban full
Sc fomme. Sen gobslige Man0 ifal
/ Sron6biem afione 2 Mars Straf=
arbeibe.
g tor 6 a b e. @fibsreoer
otto Gboreien bar til @arnebiem-
meme uMlfreobeim" ifienfet fin gien-
6om uSiabella" peb &pallta6 Sta=
ton. 8eitprelien ogter. 6erite6S at
oprette en- 4. @f6eling for uMlfreo=
i6et ban beo benne @abe er
lat iitan0 til at realilere en- lenge
paatenft 8lan at fao ct @arnebiem
paa 2an6et. @ien6ommen ifol bore
Mapnet u6ru Muguita Sboreie1s
Min6e".
S lom / EEL e m orf 3 :
g a 8 a g. e t.. Sra &oto66en
mel6es, at Slom / Ginelpen bar repet
neo en- neiten ferbig itor Sernbane-
bro pe6 Storemo / 2%illeberre6. 81
refter @p6e reilte fra &riitiania /
Mutomobil for at inipicere Stebet.
San bar u6talt, at l1beloet ian6iDn=
ligbis bill finite Sernbaneanl9gget,
men bbor meget fan fan en6nu life
iige. Der bar life ii6en 1879 peret
en- iaa flor Slom / Sinelpen lom Sen
t1nb9ren6e.
3 so i11ioner & roner r.
Stortingets &irfefomite in6itiller
paa Sperien6elie til &egieringen al
ct Mn6ragen6e ONT 26nsforbpielie for
Solfeifolernes 2ererperionale meo
Mnmo6ning til &egieringen ONT at
tage @agen UNDER rermere 0ber=
og / Silfel6e at fremfomme
meo 6orilog for neite, Mars Stor-
ting. &omiteen u6taler, at ser ipnes
at bore meget berettiget / Mn6ragen=.
bet, men at ser er betp6elige @an=
ifeligbe6er forbun6et me6 6ets Sn6=
btlgelie. Sen oni9gte 2gnsforbe<
bring btl6e / SiIfeI6e foite @tots=
fasien omfring 8 Millioner @roner.
S 1om set s r n 81
+ i e nj t e. S Sc ferite Gage /
bar ser peret iterf SIom
/ enfelte @lbe / set tronobiemife,
[ler | @ulelpen og Mi6elpen. @e6
8uloien bar Blommen iprengt en-
paa 100 Splpter, bporaf 6og
Meiteparten bergeoes. @lpens
bar iaa bet, at @an6et
too belt uoe paa @oarospIaoiene /
S Ni6elben bar @an6itan=
ben iaa bei, at @an6et ito6 ODER 8ei-
me mellem .dbre og 11e6re 2erfos. S
Gron6biems Mmt bar @ne-
foregaaet ~iufceslibt, bpor-
for oen lite bar meofgrt nogen nlem-
oe.
@pt 0Ibfu no. Stapanger
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-03

9 ergens B a n e n er MI
otter cabinet for regelmesiig Drift.
Set fprite or6inere Sren til @uls<
pif anfom 10. Stunt. &eiien ODER
6ielbet blep tilbagelagt mes melt
m1lig Hreciiion. @iennem Sailing
bal ban6e man 6erimo6 / Eimes
8oriinfelie. 0ber Sieloet bap6e man
ltraalenoe Solifin og ittl1e SEER. paa
5inie s Graders 8arme. S CRATER
ne &allingifei6-S inie lieger en6nu
betDoeltge Snemasfer, til6els flere
Meter bpte paa Si6en al 2inien, og
8anoene er en6nu isbelagt. 2i6et
Materialer til 0berbpgningen er OPP
fiert, og Mrbei6et er life bagpnot.
EBERT | Salling6al paagaar @rns>
ming, ligeoan be6 Sal1geitgl. l1noer
&igringen me6tes ingen MongIer
Deb 2inien. Soget gaor iiffert og
tit. Ser me6fulgte pitoper 80 8ag:
agerer iamt Sc Mrbeioere for Oberz
bpg1ting. 9oget beito6 at 9 gogne
neo 2 2ofomotiber, men ingen @o6s-
pogre. ge6 Sees / &allingoaI frp6=
ieoes Deitgaaenoe 8ergenstog. Set
bnpoe en- dnfelig 2angoe og bar fuIot
Snf @dsfagerer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-03

5tabanger 0 M o :
Bill 9mnibus t a 8
fgrite Mutomobil er M anfommet
og bar figrt EN- Del @fstrature /
&inien. @an frpgtebe for, at Sc
1maa piltre @eitlanosbeite ifuloe
blibe betifremte al bette nDmooens
&jeretei, men set bar bi6til' gaaet
be6re emo bentet. Mntomobilem 1fal
gaa / fat Suite mellem Stapanger
og forlfielli9e Ste6er / Omegnen,
blanbt andre &illeoaag .og @aalan6s
Meierier. Sen ifal ogiaa figre re-
g%elmesii9e Sure in6en 8pen:: Sen
er beregnet babe for &osiager= og
@o6stransport.-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-03
!. norge.t

y = WYNN
Norge. =
J M .yvyyyyy.ypy, ], Z
S ro .Srue &irf.eS
8 + d Il S. De to 2pieitoger, 1om
blep ~ltioaIet beo Sune &irfes Bra11o,
CT NH fom1net tilrette. De blep fut1.
set al en- Some oppe ! @raalnnoslto'
gen, bpor Sc Iaa benfaitet ! ct &rat'
Motif.SsIan6if San
beIsfo m p a g !. Snobpoelle
til Donnelie al ct n%orit-tslaaolt
&anoelsfompagni meo Seoe / 9for'
qe, e%pentueIt / Sronobjem, ct no-
iteot i oisle Gage. Mftiefapitalen
er paa $4,000 Ser. Bag Soretage',-
Set ltoar en- &effe al SSlonos fbrlte
Sorretaingsmeno. gn Del Sitter er
ollereoe tegnet al t%rpnoerife Sorret-
ningsmeno.
Greifiereren Ole 0l-
e 90 oene en opo / Spoal
So Mar gammel. San er Sfabere1t
al sem iaafalote 0p0alsitil. Sans
Mrbei0er pione0e ON iiffer Smag og
ombpqgelig pg 1litt0 uofgrelle. aunlt<
inoultrim1ieet tilbpo bam / lin Sio
2arerpoit peo fine Sfoler / &riltta=
nia; men ban foretraf at lepe | ltn
Glue / Opoal. @en norife Sns-
fliosforening ienbte en- &rons til
bans 8aare.
Ssernb e @os-@ioc.
S en- al &egieringen fremiat Ero<
petition er ser forellaaet bepilget
5000 ar. al Statsfasim til ,unoer<
ipgeller for en- Sporpei elfer Smoo-
bone mellem Gois og gi0e. M%rbeios=
bepartementet fremboloer, at Ell So.
ne Der fornemlig ifuloe blipe benptlt
til 8efororing al &asiagerer, men at
REORGANIZATION if1lbe blibe forDolos,
bis itor, ga 8anen bil0e pmme til
at gaa giennem ct al 2anoets melt
befer6eoe Suriititreg..
ManoaI. gn &omite me0 &ipb=
mano Marius @briitenien lom Sor.
n1ano bar / 4 Mar utrettelig arbei=
set. me6 l1noeriggelier ongaaenee
Dprettelie al ct @leftricitdsb9rf
Man6al. Otter at bape babt flere
Mlternatiber UNDER Sperpeielle, CT
man M / Mrbetoe me6 Ell Ylan, Jon
piitnof bill fgre til Maalet. Man
bar nemlig ffun6et no, at BEN lille
sfogsfioroelp, 4 &tlometer fra 8pen,
bill funre ifaffe &an6fraft NOT for 8e,
bopet. Ser bill blipe giort alt fo1
at ffaffe Sen %n9oben6ige &apital.
Stabarger 81 t 0 M o :
Bill 3 nibus Ell fab"s
fgrite Mutomobil er M anfommet
og bar figrt EN- Del @fstroture /
8inien. Man frpgteoe for, at oe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-03

-'-4.-E
Mpt 0Ibfu ms. Stapanger
Muienm bar / 6isie Sage neiogtig
nnoeriggt Ell Mffal6s6pnge eller
&igffenmp6otng ltge be6 6iggenelb
paa @aar6en ~Stangelan6 I &lep.
&elleberg0pneen er minbre af l1o-
ltrpfning og Sn6bol6 enc 8titebulen
og er ortagelig en6el Dngre ems 6en=
ne. S 9Dngen er fun6et @ienitan6e
al Stint og bren6t Ser. Ser er og=
|iaa fun6et 8enreoifaber, b%poribIanot
6iifefroge, en- &lppe og to fneffe0e
&ileipio1er eller @arpuner, al bbtlfe
De ii6ite bar lar6eles interesiant 6er-
be6, at Ser / en- 6Db Sure langs &eg-
gen fin6es fe1tet meo &arptfS tire
imna Slinteten6er, iom. bar giort
IGieneite iom Mo6bager. Siliparen-
6e &e6ifaber eller @aaben fienoes
fra 6anife Mffal6soDnger. Ser fore
.fan6tes / Dpngen en- Mengoe fn11ite
&atteoprben Gen6er al Drgptpgge,
re, 9itersifal, Sfial og forbrenote
.Stene. Sin6eite6et ligger 5 @iIo-
meter fra Sabitran6enso g so Meter
lober Snbet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-03

S ra Srue &irfeS
9 + a II S. De to 2%pieitager, lom
blep itioalet peo Gune airfes Brato,
or MI fpmnnet tiIrette. De blep fna-
set al e, Some oppe / @raalunosifo-
oe,n, bpor Sc Iaa benfaitet ! ct &rot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-03

g Il tor 9 6rn blen tor.
teoen Sag ituot 5%unoalen al to af
Romur,en leieoe Sagere, me6beles
fra stapanger.A S,,noalen &omune
bar inofigbt enoel 8iprnebunoe, %.
BET bar for to al oiSie, at 8jgrttet1.
blep feloet.
g d tss m / II / t e g Il
g il t 5 s. e n aflagger ! oe'1
ner1ne1te Sremtt6 ct 8eipg ! fit
Siemlano. Saus Mober, Sru Su-
jaime. Sbien, bebor frem6eles Sem
rif SSbiens gamle 2eiligbeo pao
Drammenspeien, bpor alt itaar ufor.
auoret iom BET bar fpr 9igterenS
800.
Il tiIIings ia ! e II
forIi Sc Il. Sen .itore @ppeobal
for 6ilferiu6itiIIingen ! Gron0bjem
piler fig at bore for ltoen. l1oitil=
lingens 8eitprelie bar 6erfor 5. II.
Stunt beilrttet at reiie Ell M Sal meo
Ell @ulpfla0e paa 600 &paoratme-
ter. &allen bill itaa feroig inoen.
lloitillingens Claiming 5. /. Sl1lt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-03

g ut III II ritetsbi-
3 IiotBef / &riitia II a.
stortinget bar peotoget at bpgge ct
npt Observation-Disclosures % bepilget
100000 Ser. til Mrbei0ets 8aabegDn-
oelle. 8ibliofbefet ffal bDgges efter
Mrfiteft Sinoing=2ariens N1an, og.
Omfoltningerne er beregnebe til
$4,000 Ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-03

prR1I Sprl1e, Og en- StQnlaIe al SR7
rer @iels Sobnien blep iunget. @eo
8autaen paraoerte |. @riga0es I'm
oerofficersifole .og 8rigaoemiifen
UNDER &ommon6o Of &optein. 8aa=
ita6. @i6ere en- Meffe @fptterlag
UNDER 6aner. S. Mibten ito0 SEN
5.3 @eter beie 8alttoite1, .inobpllet
/ ct norff Stag. @te11en bar faat
en- bomineren6e 8Ioos umio0elbart
peo &irfen mellem benne ag 8eien.
@fogen omfring er raleret iaa meget
iom set er neopen6ig for at Stenen
Tan fomme til fit Set.
Mfllgringstalen bolotes al &aptein
6. @cbnitler, iorn / forte Gref gien=
nemgif &rigens Siitorie | 1908 %
berun0er omtalte enoel Sagnfigurer
og Sra6itioner fra Erefningen ,paq
So. San frembol6t tililut, at 6isie
Minoer pqr oS iaa meget fierere,
foroi De oreieoe Jig ON MationenS
9elpforipar. Ai bar life paafgrt
andre Mationer &rig og 9oeleggel-
|ie, men fun reiit os, 11aar set fraoc-
6eS til 8ern Dm Sp6relan6et.
Mens Sc Militare preienterte Sc
ber og Sc Gibile blottet fine |Sope-
Ser, faIot 9pffet. Den buggeoe
@ranttiten Bat paa Gor1ioen fplgenoe
S%nofrift:
uSgn0enfid0ife %geporbne Safantc-
riregiment os Siite6alens fribillige
Spgerforps eireoe Ter i &en
for Se6relaH6et 5. 10. Suni 1909.
@aa 8ogii6m er Ser in0bugget:
v@eiit at 89tgerne / S6,sog 6reorifs-
balo 10. SUM 1909.
timber Nfi1gringstalen itoo peo
8a1taens SOD Megler &uitfel0t meo.
lin lille SFn. Disie to bar benz
|bolosois a % s. 2eo efter &aptei11
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-02-27
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT

this their home, as Mr.. Aronbalt is .
sufferer from asthma and cannot stand
the severe winters of his former home
M. N. Wilson is also lodging snow
storms; he has been at Tampa. Fl
Myers, st. Petersburg, but there seems
10 be more attraction for him in Lees
burg.
Aitho the climate here is so mild and
the sun shines nearly all the time there
Is just as much complaint about the
weather. The farmers are dependent
on their orange groves and their winter
crops of vegetables. A little frost does
great damage and temperature }
low as twenty degrees is fatal to or
trees. -
We have been here since early in No
vember and are enjoying it very much
but after all there is no place like
nome, so we will soon bid goodbye to
the alligators, snakes, MOSQUITOES and
the long hot summer of the Southland
ana return to good old Garrett county.
BURT WILSON.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-02-27

THE SPEECH of Delegate Myers the
other day when he made his position
plain relative to the language he used
on former occasion when he is alleged
10 have asserted that undue influence
had been used to pass a bill prohibiting
the sale of liquor in District No. s."
was the manly thing to do. His Ian
guage had been enormously construed
His earnestness in removing suspicion
against any one having an interest in
the measure has made him friends not
only at home but throughout the State.
He did not ''crawfish," as alleged by
the Journal last week, but had the
manhood to make a plain, honest,
straightforward statement, something
that is entirely foreign in the Journals
composition. Jake never sidesteps;
when he is wrong he graciously acknow-
Lodges his error.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-02-27
NOTES FROM FLORIDA
Sprinetime Has Arrived In That
Section.
LEEsBURG, FLA, Feb. %, 1908.

LEEsBURG, FLA, Feb. %, 1908.
Springtime is here with all its glory
Orange trees are coming in blossom
while many are still loaded with golden
fruit.
Truckers are busy marketing their
cabbage and lettuce, which is shipped
North in considerable quantities. Pota-
toes, corn, oats, etc, are up and grow
ing nicely. but not much grain raised
here. Melons, cucumbers and all the
tender vegetables are being planted,
also velvet beans, which is an impor-
tant farm crop here.
This town is about half the size of
Oakland; quiet, prosperous, at the head
of navigation on the Ocklawaha river
and has two railroads.
All the hotels are full of northern
tourists at this time. The chief attrac-
ton for tourists is the fine boating and
fishing
There are several families living here
whose former homes were in the noun
tains of Western Maryland and West
Virginia, consequently we have West
Virginia colony. The secretary of the
colony, Mrs. Dick, of Elkins, w. Va,
called meeting and we all got together
for good time, this being Washing
tan's Birthday, and celebrated the oc-
casion by having a fish fry. We met
at Loves Point on Lake Harris, about
two miles from town, each family tax
ing basket well filled with good things
to eat, also frying pans, salt and pepper
for the fish, We go plenty of fish, too
After all had partaken to their capacity
vote was taken to determine who had
baked the best cake, Mrs Wilson win
ming the prize,
Rowing, fishing, romping was the
order of the day. The old and young
joined in the fun, oneof the most anus
ing Incidents being races by some of
the stout women. The sun was getting
low when it was proposed to come home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Aronhalt, from
near German, are here and may make
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-02-27
Church Services.
UNITED BRETHREN

n.
Preaching at Pleasant Valley next
Sunday at 3p. M; and Loeb Lynn at :
p. m.
Cordial welcome to all.
j. F..PRlTCHARD, Pastor.
MT. LAKE AND DEER PARK NJ. E. CHARGE.
Services next. SundaHas follows:
Class meeting, at Mt. Lake Park at
10 a. M; Sunday school, go; Junior
League, 3.3O; :Epworth League, $50,
and preaching at 40 p. m.
Deer Park < Sunday School at 10 a. m.
preaching at II a. m. Epworth League
$50.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-02-27
FARMERS INSTITUTES
ToiBe Held in Grantsville, Accident
and Oakland, March 2, q, 6, and7.

FROM the Director Department Far
mers' Institutes, Mr.. w. L. Amos.
The Republican has received a copy of
the program for the Farmers Institutes
to be held at Grantsville March End;
Accident, March 4, and Oakland March
9Th and It'll.
The. Institute at Grantsville will be
held in the Hall and will convene at 10
O'Clock a. M, and adjourn at A O'Clock
p. m. Mr.. Edward Van Alstine, who
is well known to all institute goers in
Garrett county will address the meeting
on the subject Feeding and Care of
the Calf, in the morning, and in the
afternoon'on the subject Planting an
Orchard. John Jeannin, Jr., will talk
on Potato Growing, Seed Selection
and Results of Spraying, in the morn
ing. In the afternoon his subject will
be Poultry Keeping for the Farmer. -
At Accident the institute will be held
in.the school house, converting at 10
| o'clock and adjourning at 4 o'clock,
with an.intermission for dinner. Here
the same speakers will appear, Mr..
Van Alstine addressing the institute in
the morning on the Care of the Orch
ard, " and in the afternoon on Butter
| Making" Mr.. Jeannin's addresses will
be the same as those to be delivered at
Grantsville.
The Institute at Oakland will be held
in the opera house where two days
session will be held, beginning on Fri
day morning at 10 o'clock with an after
noon session both days.
The program lin full for the Oakland
sessions follow:
FIRST DAY.
Conductors Announcement. Edward
Van Alstyne Planting an Orchard. -
John Jeannin, Jr, Potato Growing,
Selecting Seed and Results of Spray
ing
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Question Box.
Edward Van Alstyne-"C of the
Orchard. John Jeannin, Straw
berry Culture"
SECOND DAY.
Conductors Announcement. Edward
Van Alstyne Handling the Crop.
John Jeannin, Jr. Influence of Good
Seed.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Question Box.
Edward. Van Alstyne Hay Crop
and Methods of Seeding. John Jeannin.
Jr.- Poultry Keeping for the Farm
er. By Patrons Resume of the sub
jects treated.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-02-27

Journal may be called upon to prove
them in court of law and justice.
The only graft. or rather, attempted
graft, THE REPUBLICAN has eyer learn
ed of in connection with the Super
visors' office, was that alleged against
the Journal itself when it approached a
member of the late Board and ATTEMPT
ed to obtain an additional sum over and
above the contract price for printing
the ballots used at the election last
fall.
For many years the Journal has been
posing as the watchdog of the public
funds, and it may be interesting to have
the Journal explain this alleged devia-
ton from its straight (?) and narrow
way.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-02-27
MUNICIPAL NOMINATIONS.

The qualified Republican voters of
the Town of Oakland are requested to
assemble in convention at the town
council chamber in the opera house, on
Thursday evening, March 9Th. 1903,
at the hour of 730 O'Clock for the pur-
pose of nominating
One person for Mayor to serve for the
, term of two years; and
Three persons for Members of the
Town Council to serve for a term of two
years.
Every Republican voter is earnestly
requested to be present and assist in
naming the ticket.
A G, STURGISS,
Chairman Republican County Com.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-02-27
No Longer to Be Tolerated.

Judge keedy has notified those at
tending court at Hagerstown to please
leave their whiskey bottles on the out
side. This thing of finding the window
sllls and corridors of the temple of JUS
tice decorated with empty but vile
smelling bottles by the ianitor in the
morning is no longer to be tolerated.
Hagerstown always did lack refinement
in its dissipation.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-02-27
Railroad Men After Potter.

Reports from various points along
the main line Of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad state that trainmen employed
by that company are preparing petit
ton which will be presented to Presi-
dent Oscar G. hurry, asking for the
resignation of G. L. Potter third vice
president, in charge of operation. This
is said to be the result of the number of
drastic orders issued by Mr.. Potter and
to which the men object.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-02-27
stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that a meeting
OF the stockholders of Yough River Oil
and Gas Company of Garrett county
Will be held on Saturday. the 4th day
of April, 1908, at the Court House, Oak
land, Maryland at 2 clock p. M, for
the purpose of electing Board of II
Directors, and for the transaction of
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting
Stockholders who cannot attend in
person are requested to send their
proxies.
}. NJ. BURNS, President,
N. S. HEMDEL, Secretary.
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THE LEGISLATURE OF 1908

Will the 1908 legislature go down in
the annals as one that has performed
conspicuously high average public SER
vice, or will it be measured and record
ed as session devoted chiefly to par
tisan scheming? If the Legislature is
yet to do something in the way of con-
spicuously high average public service,
It is highly time, in the language of
the street, that it should ''get move
on The controlling majorities of the
two houses need make no further eXer-
ton, however, to enhance the reputa-
ton that has already been assured for
skill and persistency in the enactment
of legislation designed to promote par
tisan purposes. The care and attention
that were devoted to shaping and put
ting through the dsfranchisement
amendment are sufficient to assure that
an observant public will not fail to
measure and properly apprase the
amount of effort which the controlling
influences of the two houses have given
to the accomplishment of partisan legis-
lation.
The 1908 Legislature affords the peo-
pie of the state a most impressive OBJ
ject lesson of how legislative body,
under the control of the dominant party
by overwhelming majorities in the two
branches, can grow callous concerning
and contemptuous Of public opinion,
which always exercises wholesomely
modifying influence, when majorities
are so evenly balanced that a few
courageous votes swinging away from
the support of a bad measure can serve
to defeat it, The controlling influences
of this 1908 Legislature have seemingly
interpreted the big majority in the two
houses as signifying complete indiffer-
ence on the part of the people how their
chosen representatives use the power
that has been delegated. Either that
or else 1t must be thought by those who
are leading" the controlling MAORI
ties that the public is not capable of
judicious discrimination is not acute
enough to properly apprise the meaning
of the roles which some conspicuous
Democratic statesmen have been play
ing at Annapolis. There is, perhaps,
greater percentage of the adherents of
both parties, not to mention that large
aggregation which does not classify
itself as being adherent to any party.
that correctly interprets the meaning
of the dOings at Annapolis than the
confident and self-centered statesmen
who are following their own untrammel-
ed bent are aware Of.
The records of the Maryland legisla-
ture of 1908 are, of course, not vet
complete. But is there much reason
for entertaining hope that the maiorites
in either branch will break away from
the influences which seem to be domin-
ant and in large degree paralyzing all
individuality of action? The record is
not complete, but it is nearly two
thirds made up, and the results to date
are not such as shine with the Iustre of
lofty aims. ''By their fruits shall We
know them" 1t will be one of the
most remarkable transformations in all
political history if the majorities in the
two legislative branches bear crop of
good fruits, in spite of the blightlng
indications which have been thus far in
evidence.
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AFTERNOON SESSION,
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ure. The management simply wishes
to call the attention of the parents to
the facts in the case and urgently re-
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GRAFT.

According to the Journal graft has
been rampant in the Office of the Sup
ervisors of Elections, but the Journal
yeils its language and fails to specify
who participated in the graft.
The charges are serious ones and the