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REpuBL1oAN STATE CONVENTION.


The Republican party of Maryland held its
State convention in Baltimore on Thursday
and 1t was a most harmonious and satisfactory
gathering. Mr.. Brainard 81. Warner, Of Mont
gomery county, who was q candidate for Con-
gress in the Sixth district, presided. The con-
vention endorsed the administration Of Presi-
dent Roosevelt and instructed the delegates to
the Chicago Convention to vote for Secretary
Taft for the nomination for the Presidency.
The following were chosen delegates at-large,
alternates and electors:
DELEGATES AT.LARGE.
Mr.. William P. Jackson, of Wicomico county.
Hon. Sidney e. Mudd, of Charles county.
Gen. Felix Agnus, of Baltimore city.
Hon. George A. Pearre, of Allegany county
ALTERNATEs.
Mr.. John D. Uric, of Kent county.
Mr.. George B. Merrick, of Prince Georges
county.
Mr.. Charles R. Schirm, of Baltimore city.
Mr.. Charles d. Wagaman, Of Washington
county.
ELECTORS AT-LARGE.
Mr.. John A. Robinson. of Hartford county.
Mr.. Albert g. Towers, of Caroline county.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
First district-Mr. Robert 8. Adkins.
Second district-Dr. Luther Kemp.
Third district-Mr. Joseph Brooks.
Fourth district-Mr. NJ. +. Burgess.
Fifth dletrlCt-Mr. j. WeDD InOmae.
Sixth district-Mr Moses Bomberger.
The following resolutions were unanimously
RssolUed, That we, the accredited represents
| tives of the Republican party of Maryland. In
regular convention assembled, indorse and ap-
| plaud the national administration. By the wis
dom and fearlessnees Of our President, Theodore
| Roosevelt, this American republic has become
| the world in thought, action and accomplish.
1 ment. Recognizing that among the Maryland
/ Republicans public opinion has clearly indicated
the Hon. william H. Taft of Ohio, as their choice
/ for the successor of Theodore Roosevelt. tn1t
| convention indorses him as the candidate Of the
/ Republican party for the Presidency, and in
i structs its delegates to use all honorable means
/ to secure his nomination.
| ResoEUed, That the State Central Committed
shall I'LL any and all vacancies that may occul
| among the electors named by this convention.
Alta MEETING of the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee, held in Baltimore on Thursday
Wednesday, June Sd, was the date fixed upor
for the State convention and the convention
for the Second Congressional district will b.
held at Havre de- Grace, June I'd. The friend
! of Mr.. Bryan in the committee tried to secur,
the passage of resolution favoring the Craw
ford county direct vote. Seeing they were in
minority they withdrew the resolution.
was understood that the Maryland delegation
| to the National Convention will go unpedgec
| to any candidate.
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AMONG THE appointments made by Governor
Crothers in the last few days were the follow
ing Judge of the Juvenile Court Of Balti-
more city-Mr Jacob M. Moses; substitute
Judge of same-Mr. Morrill, N. Packard State
Fire Marshal-CoI. Thomas ]. Ewell. Mr..
John NJ. Tucker, of Cecil county, who was
named as member of the Roads Commission
on Monday, was first appointed Fire Marshal,
h11k declined the Office
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diverted into other channels.

THE BRYAN contingent in Maryland is be-
coming very active just now and the lead
ers are planning to secure solid delegation
from this State to the Denver Convention.
But it begins to look like the Bryanites are
not to have walkover 1t seems there are
good many Democrats who think their party
has had enough of Bryan.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Those having business with the Bal
timore County Orphans Court where
in the publication of Notices to Credi-
tors and other advertising is necessary,
are requested to leave positive orders
with the Court when they wish such
advertising to appear in THE BALrI-
MORE COUNTY UNION. IF they fail to
give such order the business may be
diverted into other channels.
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miscellaneous.
John 8. Biddison, John r. Centrum, W. GjlI
Smith, Attorneys,
Baltimore and TOscsor, Md.
TRUSTEES SALE
OLA
Desirably Located and Highly Productive
Little Truck Farm, on the Joppa Road,
Near Carney, Baltimore County,
NatsIe11 amsn11s.

By virtue of the power and authority contained
~ in a decree of the Circuit Court forNA
~V~ Baltimore county. sitting in Equity, 81
passed In the case of Jacob Huber and othecs
vs.. Andrew Huber and others, the undersigned,
the Trustees therein named. will sell at Public
Auction. AT THE COURT HOUSE DOOR.
TOWSON, MARYLAND, on
Tuesday, the 9Th day of May, 1905,
At the hour Of u O'Clock M
ALL THAT VERY VALUABLE, DESIRABLE
AND PRODUCTIVE LITTLE
TRUCK FARM
Whereon Frederick Huber, late of Baltimore
county, resided.
~ T SVihSTlSY EIGHT AND ONE HALF
ACRES OF LAND.
It was acquired by Frederick Huber in his life
lime by certain deeds. certified copies of which
are filed in the proceedings above referred to.
Reference thereto had will more fully appear.
The improvements consist of
AFRAME DWELLING HOUSE. BARN, CORN
HOUSE, SMOKE HOUSE, &C.,
Excellent water and orchard of Apples, Pears,
Peaches and Grapes.
It's location is on one of the best roads leading
to Towson. Its convenience to schools, churches.
shops, postofice Tural delivery and being with
Car Line on the Hartford turnpike road, makes
it one of the most desirable little properties that
has been offered at public sale for many years.
The property ia sold to close the estate. All
taxes and other charges adjusted to day of sale.
Title to be first-class.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-t third cash, one third
all cash at the option of the purchaser or pur-
chasers credit payments to bear interest from
day of sale. cash deposit of $3.50 required at
'''--0 $500 JOHN F. GONTRUM.
JOHN s. BIDDISON,
W. GILL SMITH,
THOMAS c. BIDDIsoN, Auctioneer.
April Its
Bv Ed j. Hermann, AWctiOneer, ROssvtlLe
Maryland. City Oftce-SOS L0s0
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ne,u Advertisements.

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NOR SALE.
A PAIR OF SOUND YOUNG MULES.
Apply to LEWIS SCHULTZ,
Koehler's Mineral Spring Farm.
MAY 2-2t1 Perry Hall, Maryland.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the SUI
scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of baltimore county, letters of administration
on the estate of
late of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers Thereon.
to the subscriber.
On or before the 9TH day of November, 1908 J
They may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment. Given under my hand this both day OF
April. 1908.
May&tF Administrator.
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&7AO REWARD.

500 REWARD.
FOR THE ARREST AND CONVICTION OF
THE PERSON OR PERSONS who fired the
Ridgely Woods, on the east side of the York
road, near Lutherville, on the afternoon of
April I'D, 1908. D. r. HOWARD.
for MARGARETTA s. RIDGELY.
Apl 26-4t%
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MONEY TO LoANzlN SUMS TO SUIT.
Nx ROBERT II. BUSSEY,
Towson, Md.
Feb. 10.-tf Residence Cockeysville
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Metu Aduertfsetltemte,

9eru Advertisements.
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WANTED.
AMARRIED MAN ON A FARM. Must know
now 70 iAlm ana Apply ppiy1 to saTrEKiE UNION.
May 2-2t"] Towson. Md.
Robert y. Bassey, AssOrmey at Lag. Piper
rr1RUsTEE's SALE
A VERY DESIRABLE FARM, =
CONTAINING ABOUT re ACRES
OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
In the Tenth District
of Baltimore
County.
Under and by virtue of decree of the Circuit
tor for sa0 Of %nr 20 %
therein pending between John z
Schmidt ct al, plaintiffs, and Joseph +. Schmidt
vi viii I sell at Pubic Auction. AT The COURT
HOUSE DOOR, IN TOWSON, Baltimore county,
Maryland, on
Tuesday, May Goth, 1908,
At IL O'Clock NJ,
THE PROPERTY MENTIONED IN
SAID DECREE,
And being all that farm occupied by the late
Farm" containing
-sEvENTY-Two ACRES, MORE OR LESS
Situated at Sunnybrook. on the public road lead
few hundred feet Of the junction of the latter
and the Jarrettsvile pike, in the 10th district OF
Baltimore county.
This farm is in good state of cultivation. except
"'''' ~ FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
CONTAINING SIX ROOMS; a
QARN WITH STONE E0TTN-
DATfoN, s8xi0 feet Chick ZEN HOUSE,
HOG HOUSE. CARRIAGE HOUSE, SMOKE
ICE HOUSE,
And pump of good water at the door, all in good
cRurc6es and Schools and sdjons Peter Miller.
Thomas Owens and others. There y also va
81 SAFE, IL Six 6onfEs and
cash deposit Of $50 viii be required Of the hep pur
the fs1 xuctioneer E' kSoBERT f r. BGssEY.
JOHN ". sLADE, Auctioneer,
May &tsl Corbett, Maryland.
Elmer j. Cook and augustus A. Piper,
Solicitors, ToscsOn, Maryland.
Albert Il. Donaldson, Solicitor, Calvert
Building, Baltimore, Maryland.
TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. WITH I'M
PROvEMENTS,
In Dulany's Valley, About Three Miles
North of Meredith's Ford Bridge,
Immediately on the Sweet Air
and Dulany's Valley Turn
pike Road, in the
Tenth District
OF Baltimore County,
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meru Advertisements.
DUBLIC LOCAL LAW.

To Regulate the Sale and Granting of
License for the Sale of Spirituous
and Fermented Liquors
in Baltimore
County.
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Stallion Produce Stake.
FOR TRoTTERs PAGERS
Racing MOnktOn Maryland VIII TINS
Its hird Stani

No colts first paid
VIM
the colt dea s e
anyone oeeong " tnem n
n
Thursdays; to INSURE DR.
Mo10n No wilbur trial
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THE HANDSOME YOUNG sTALLION.
CABASH, n
X M

EGX.
Will make the season of 1908 from April Ist tn
July LIST. at the following places Mondays and
tuesdays, at Aigburth Park Farm barn. Towsou
Ihursdays and Fridays, at G. W. Forwoods
Fails road; Saturdays, at Owners Stable, Wa
verify.
This promising young Stallion was sired nv
Morgans Cabash and is we'll broken to harness
he is light golden sorrel and very handsome'
reminding many persons of his grand sire's APP
pearance when owned by Mr.. G. o. Wilson. He
Is 10 hands and weighs l,2OO lbs. This horse must
be seen to be appreciated
= TERMs.-$l9 the season, with return privilege
In case mare does not prove in foal.
GOTLEIB ENGLE, Owner.
ApL 4-omJ Waverly, Baltimore, Nd.
DIED SID-NO. 477O.
Record, 220K Trial, 2:l8X. Sired NA
by Sidney, dam Florence Wilkes. ~
VIII make the season of 1908 AT4A
OWNEk'S STABLE, JOPPA ROAD, NEAR
SHERWOOD, N. G. R. r.
w-AN INSPECTION OF THIS
HIGHLY BRED AND PROMIs-
ING ANIMAL is INVITED.
FEE TEN DOLLARS the season, payable at
time of first service), with return privilege.
W. B. DUKE, Owner
Api. Ll-zml Rider, Maryland.
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Harry e. Mann, Solicitor, 100 Easf
Lexington ST., baltimore, Md.
MoRTeAeE SALE
Valuable LeasehOld Property on Schwartx
Avenue, West of the York Road,
in Baltimore County, Md.
By virtue of a Power of Sale contained in a
Mmortgage from Maurice D. Waller to The 60
tngs Association of Baltimore City dated FeI1rii-
airy llth, lgO2, and recorded among the Mortga0e
Records of Baltimore county in Liber N n M
No. ~, folio l91. &C., will sell at Public Auc-
ton, ON THE PREMISES, on
Monday, May 1Ith, 1908,
At four O'Clock in the afternoon,
H e WING ROPERTY:
Beginning for the same in the middle os an
avenue 30 feet wide, called Schwartz avenue. at
the distance of 500 feet and 10 inches west from
the York Turnpike road, and running thence
west on the centre of said avenue $50 feet thence
south lO9 feet, more or less, to point about
thence easterly, parallel with said ditch and
about 2 feet therefrom, Isl feet, and thence BY q
straight line to the place of beginning
IMPROVED BY A TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE
and subject to an annual ground rent of $500.
Taxes, &C.. paid to day of SALE
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash, balancein
SIX and twelve months; or all cash as the pur-
chaser may elect; the credit payments to be Sc
cured to the satisfaction of the undersigned.
The purchaser must deposit $50 at the sale.
HARRY e. MANN,
Attorney Named in the Mortgage
PATTISON & GAHAN, Auctioneers
Apl. l8-ts
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trail Railroad
County, Maryland, Together With
s%CArTLE AND FARM PRoPERTY.-R

By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
~ Of the International Trust Company Of 81
Maryland VS.. Filston Farm of Baltimore Coun-
ty and j. Seth Hopkins Mansfield Company vs..
t Eiston rat I'm OF di iy S i
at Public Auction, ON THE PREMISES,
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WANTED.
FOUR AND SIx-HORsE TEAMS TO
HAUL LUMBER, POLES, TIES AND
WOOD. Two years. work. Stable free.
Good pay. Also, MEN TO CUT TIES,
WOOD. etc. Apply to
T. A. HANNA,
Shawan, Baltimore county, Md.
or H. L. CRUDE,
1909 American Building Baltimore, Md.
Both Phones. NOV. 16-6m
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nUBLIC SALE
Or
FAT AND FRESH COWS,
FINE HORSE S,-

The undersigned, retiring from the dairy bust
a ness, will sell at Public Sale. M1Gkt
In ON THE PREMISES, situated H3N
~ at $40 Eastern avenue. High znhAn
AGl landtown, 18th District, Baltimore
county, and opposite George Hamil's Hotel. on
Thursday, the 18th day of May, 1908,
At 10 O'Clock A. M,
The following Personal Property, viz:
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DIED sID-No. 477O.
wAN INSPECTION OF THIS

THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION,
LONGSPUR,
VIII make the season of 1908, commencing
April LIST, as follows:
All day Mondays and Saturdays, afterA>
P. M, at the owners Stable, near Owl EG
1ngs' Mills; Tuesdays at Jockeys Tavern, Falls
road. FOR OTHER STANDS SEE POSTERS
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE Long
spur was sired by Longstreet he by LonRfeIlOW:
dam Arena. by Aramo. He is light bay ia
pounds. -'OOO
TERMS-$15 the Season, with return privilege.
JOHN B. REESE,
men. l-5m~l Owner.
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AN UNUSUALLY
ATTRACTIVE PUBLIC SALE
40 WELL SEASONED MULES 90
20 FIT AND READY TO GO. ~
Also, A FINE LOT OF HARNESS. BROAD
TREAD FARM AND STONE
WAGONS.
ArTHIs SALE is POSITIVE AND WILL
AFFORD A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO
ANYONE INTERESTED.
DAY OF SALE
Monday, May 11th, 1908,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Rain or Shine.
INDEPENDENT QUARRY CO.,
Hartford Road and Herring Run.
DECEIvERs' SALE
Valuable FARM LANDS, KNOWN AS
THE FILsTON FARM,
ON WHICH THE DREAD INSTITUTE
BUILDING Is LOCATED,
Formerly Conducted by the Late Henry D..
Perky, and Situated Near Glencoe
Station, on the Northern Gen.
trail Railroad,
County, Maryland. Together With
s~CATTLE AND FARM PROPERTIES
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THE HALFBRED STALLION.
ADM1RAI rOeo. IN
Sire William T., dam, Hambletonfan. will
make the present season at OWNERS STABLE
Long Green Valley.
TERMS.$l0 the season, to be paid within the
season; SIS to insure.
]. M. MORRISON, Owner,
Mch. H-Sml Cuttings, Md.
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Il
VIII make the season of 1905 at theGf
owners Stable, on the Rankin Farm En
near Long Green Station, Md. & Pa. Railroad on
Mondays. Fridays and Saturdays, commencinR
April LIST and ending July 1st, s
Dan is coming years beautiful steel 0rav
and weighs about 1850 lbs. He has an exceilent
disposition and will recommend himself to ali
should breed to.
TERMs-$1O to insure. Anyone parting with
an insured mare before she Is known to be IN
foal will be held for the fee. -
JOHN M. PRIGEL,
pl.4-0m4J Owner.
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FOURTH.-A tract of land situated in the said
election district containing 200 ACRES, MORE
OR LESS, and known as the Meadows" being
bounded on the south by the Sparks county
road, on the north by the Glencoe county road,
and adjoining tract called the Lower Farm
Graffiin on the east, and more particularly de-
scribed in deed from Mary NJ. Austen to the
Filston Farm of Baltimore County. dated Janu-
ords aforesaid in Liber L. M. B., No. 222 folio
497, etc. The improvements on said tract con-
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And many other articles found on well con-
Quoted dairy farm. Also, a lot of Chickens and
lot of Manure.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
AESALE POSITIVE.
Mrs. JOHN MARTENS, (wIDow),
Apl. 25-ts1 Owner.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
william Golfers New Play.

William Collier kept his word and deliv-
cred TIE promised manuscript Of a new
play called The Patriot to Charles
FroEnan last Wednesday. At least It
bore al the outward signs Of being a
play. L was bound IN an easily handed
manuscript cover On the outside was
printed. Cd The Patriot a comedy by VIII
ian Collier" But inside these very nice
leather covers ali else was written IN
Ar Golfers private hieroglyphics. in
scr-bed- superseded, and circunscribed
with dialogue. stage business. happy
thoughts. and diagrams Of the scenes
7 an sor-y." said Nj Frohman, after
staring hxedly al the manuscript for
some tine: but English. German and
enough French 20 save ne from starving
tn Paris are the only languages I know
This doesn't look 10 me like any Of these -
"Oh. yes, It IS" replied Mr.. Collier; and
II prove 1t to y0u By your own stenOgra-
Qher-' And he must have succeeded. be
cause The Patriot IS Mr.. CoIl!er's play
for the coming season
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
DRUNKENNESS IN MAINE.
Prohibition Laws Rave Not Settled
the Rum Question

From the s. Lo-is Pust-Dlspatcl-
Alr. Holman Day. who has made a sur-
vey OF the situation in Maine. writes in
Appleton-s Magazine that there is more
drupkenness n that prohibition state
than n the other New England States.
where there is no prohibition law
During the past year II Portland there
were % arrests for intoxicatton TO the
1850 Of the population. and in Bangor 100
% the loo The average in all Maine
cities was . II TO the 100. For all
New England the average was only Is -
There are all sorts OF ways 70 get
whisky. The sale houTishes without reg
ulatiOn. There is only pe-emp--ry- prohi-
5ition. which Of course excludes regula-
ton. and the consequence is. according
70 Mr- Day. appalling
+ But there is no prospect OF a repeal OF
the Law. which is a fixture. The people
OF the ryrsI sections are uuwaverinElv
IN favor Of the law as IL stands and will
not even listen TO any plea for its amend
meut- In some localities II IS enforced
because it is supported by public sent
ment. 50 that the effect IS a clumsy Kind
OF local option under the guise Of state
prohibition"
So. then. they have what they want n
Maine. namely. prohibition But they
have beside. what they do not want. the
rum question, and IL assumes a form
more vicious in Maine than IN other
States whose ideals are not written 50
Obstinately in the statute People who
want temperance. decency. and good or
der viii not fan 10 conclude thar prohi-
bition does not bring these blessings.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
THE TROLLEY DOG.
A Black and Tan whose Daily sport
Is to Ride on the Cars


The trolley dog has appeared in Brook
lyn- He deserves his name just as much
as the coach dog does. although Up 10
date there IS not enough Of him 10 make
a separate class at the dog show
50 far only one OF the type has been
observed and his habits studied. This
specimen has his habitat IN the car barns
OF the DeHalb avenue line. As one Of
the conductors put Il. he belongs 10 us
By birth and breeding this dog is a
black and tan His interest however.
seems 10 be ce1-ered solely in the troll
ley cars and the men VINO run them
One thing he must have daily. and that IS
a r3de on q car, or more strictly SPEAK
ing. a run with a car
II you 90 20 Brooklyn by a DekaIb
avenue car very late some night when
travel IS slack you may see This trolley
dog sitting proudly on tsE front seat be-
hind The mOtorman- As soon as the ear
gets fairly started over the bridge the
dog. who answers 20 The name OF Bob
Eiu jump Of and race the car most OF
the way across he is very adept at
lodging the milk wagons
When he gets tired OF exercise Bob
VIII mount the front seat again. But be
Is not allowed 20 rest The conductor
viii whistle 10 him and Bob viii perform
high hurdle dash back over the seats.
He takes each seat at a separate jump
I No sooner IS he on the back platform
than the m0torman whistles for him and
back Bob VIII so by the same method
The return is a harder Job. as a study
/ OF the topography OF an open trolley
car VIII show.
Bob does not remain idle for any length
Of time Al the sight OF another dog OF
a cat he Is OF the car In q Jiffy for ar
I exchange Of greetings Sometimes he has
Z 10 be recalled by the mot0rnan or con
cuctOr- The wonder IS that he neve!
I gets hurt. for he leaves the car and re-
turns 70 II again when IT is going At q
T lively clip
We give him a ride nearly every
night" said the conductor. and he al
ways enjoys IL 50 for that matter dc
I we, and so do the passengers He is tbs
+ best trolley dog in captivity
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
GALLANTRY OF DR.. WILEY.
His Wonderful Bravery A Eating
BanefuI Food

Fran IRE Yer YaEk SUI
How absurd and petty il Is TO p-IlOry
Dr. Wiley because he has been detected
IN the act Of consuming Two large i'm
perial crabs" a steak with trimmings.
and a special salad. plus divers mugs OF
musty ale in Washington restaurant
Wiley. the government chemist and Diet
isc who eternally extols Temperance IN
eating and drinking and teaches Us 10
live long and be as happy Is We can
without the lUxur-es and elIxirs OF the
table,
The imperial crab IS pecuz.2r 10
Washington. and those who have Ii1ger-
ed f5vingly over II VIII not fan 10 under
stand that. al the worst DR. Wiley was
tempted and fell. Who would not fan 10
with such 8 dish IN front Of him and
clear The trencher by rapt. delicious de-
grees2 Such as have not been intimate
with the imperial crab are disqualified
10 sit IL judgment upon Dr.. Wiley.
adding a steak virn extras and salad
Of all nations and draining several mugs
Of heady ale. this indeed argues gar-
ganJuan appetite and une throwing OF
discretion TO the winds But Il must be
remembered that Dr. Wiley as q man OF
science Is q realist- Il seems 20 Us that
he exhibited the red badge Of courage
II charging this rampant OF food As
dlsr!s- he knew what the conserleuces
might be He was eware he might ex-
pire with the last mOuJhfuI. or unhzppily
before Probably he had made his viii.
There he sat. q martyr 10 science whether
he lived or died. calmly taking lis pulse
IS he broke his Own rules for longevity.
and studying the effect Of the seductive
but GeleterioEs dishes upon his digss-
tive tract There are heroes Of The gas
CrononiC field as vel as OF the battle
field With each portion Of crab o. CUT q
steak. and each dr2uEhr Of r1usty ale.
Dr.. Harvey Washington Wiley might
have brsa1hed his last
And for what purpose did he look 6esth
II the face 50 consciously Only 70 IN
6ulge an epicuresn passion and revei fl
surfeit Of fOOd2 We shall never believe
IL As a soldier OF science Dr.. Wiley ass
no one 10 go where he hesitates TO lead
The poison squad knows its chief He IS
the gravest OF the brave in consuming
bsnefUl food. however paIata5Ie It may
BE- The truth Is Dr. Wiley was surprised
IN an act Of vsIor which only ne would
make light OF. The insi1ualiol that ne
does not practice what he breaches ig-
nores his conspicuous self-sacrifice. and
savors Of envy and black iagratitUde.