davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-18

Die Notwithstanding oes Gen
tral-= as bat Ii6, oos gsbt aus
ben unsnsibsatissn Nortsn bisies
S6reibsns bGrpor. anF ben Stanoz
punct aeitsnt. Dab e ihrer @niiht
nab fsins uninuloieen unO uneeidhr
li6ea ssbsimsn 9eIsnfdaften sibt
oob, psr fd elmer Der ni6t ausorid
LID psrbotsnsn 9ebsimbunoe an
ihlisbt. ouf Die 9eBt sbsnIo Iitsr Der
religiSisn Gefabr bsrf6lt, pie iensr,
Der elmer Der pon Rom ousoriidlid
ssnanuten 9Osen beitriti. 9as lift aud
Die NHiiht hes Osutihen glerus unie.
res 9anoes. Dem bic @sldihte nitt
minOer e!s Die peri0nlihe Grfabruns
fagt. oaB ons 8otsttirsn nit iensm
gebeilubinoIeriih Zen WsIen, nds sins
nal II 8litbs itdn0, ais Der 6umas
ni5muS bic 9Dlter porbeTeitste ouf
BEN groBen umfturs oss 16. Sabrs
bur6erts, unb bann misoer. ais Die
SH3Dtlopdoiiten Der Gamer 4usitreuz
ten, Der in Der sgoBen airisnperfolz
sune Oes Is. una 10. Sabr6unosrts
aufgine. pit inuersr glOtbpsnoigteit
gum Suoiffsrsntisnus, ounn gum
3ipeifsI uno snoli1 sinmaI gum 8ruh
fubrt. llno bic groBe MaFe unferer
oeutfhen fatboliIdsn 9aien lit Der
ielben Anii6t. bic Serr Sslters nun
in ibrsm Ramen Dem Episcopal ulls
leres 9anoes DOrseIest bat. nit Dir
Bite, Iid barber gu bsrdtbsn, oh Is
nidt an9sbradt iei, IsinerIeits aes
meinfduftlin sinbsitliHe 8eItim=
munger 81 treffen sur Resstlue Der
borsebradten 6rogen.
Sn peIdsm SHINE bic oeuti6sn
SatbOliten Die @nti6eioung ~aetrofFeu
BADEN m6dtsn, permag mar 3tpii6sn
Rem 3eilen Oes SdriftftHds al IeIsn.
Gs lit niht Duloung. mas lie erbitz
ten. oas lift F6er; oafiir piro Der ges
gegenpdrtie beitsbenoe 3ultanD su
beutlih ais BON llebel beaeihnet uno
Die 3u~gsbOristeit 81 elmer seipiGsn
@lOiie BON 9srbdnoen uno @ereinen
5u unumpunoen ais cine reIiai0le Sc
fabr bingeltelt. DAP fe ben S6ritt
getban, ebrt bic bsutidsn 3atbOlifsn
u%nieres 2anbss; IS Ipriht bos gu
8uniten ibrer llsber5eugung pis oas
fir. boB is fir cine reinli6e Steiz
Duns Der Setter iino. Rlorbsit fhdFs
fen min i~ibrissns audi bic 8roIdure:
pllnIere @iiditdnbistsit" bic In tarts
boiler uno i6onsn0er Weiie bic Siaas
noie u~nierer S1pd6sn bsipriht, uns
ter 6inpeis auf bsrsn tberapeutifhs
gebanolung. M6ee bic cine 3unOs
gsbuns 9sadtuns finben unb bic an=
oere DieIs sifrise 9sisr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-18
9eretnsszlnd

Menaba. - Mm SOunide unO
Wontog, Is. u. 10. Suli. finost bier
bic Z. Sabrssconpsntion Der SoDeras
ton tatb. 9srsine oes Stoates Niss
coniin itoit. gu Der Delsgotsn aus allen
Sbeilen bss Staotss srpdrtet fptroen.
Die Observation-Disclosures psrbsn
in Der 61ritsrbale abgsbaIien unb am
SonntagsQlbenD nirb in Der GhuIs
bale Der ct. Mdrisns @emeinoe cine
Understanding ItaiiFiabsn. BEL
ipeIder Elm iuuftrirtsr @ortrag iibsr
Die pbiIIippiHsu .SnieIn" ssbaIttn
psrben tpirb.
Sc Ron. mis-. - Qm |. Sonntag
Duros bier Elm 3psieperein Der 3atb.
5amiIienIdub @efeai6oft gssriiuoet,
Der foIgsube 9eamtsn erpdblte: prGi.,
Dug. DolfIdmitt; Ssc.. Cecilia
SdruufuassI; S6abm., 8ab. Gsiiius
ger.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-18

SnotdnGpolis, Sno. - Mm
Dor. Sonntae puroe Die neue ct. pbis
lupus RsrizRirhe oa6ier eineepeibt,
osrsn sriter qfarrsr Rsp. @eorss
Smith 1T. Die @smeinoe plant aud
bereits bic grrihhuns elmer pfarrs
Idule.
@lepetano, 8. Die bieIiae
ct. StanisInus s@emeinoe bat cine
$500 t%oitenoe neue Bfeifenorael bel
Der riibmlihIt betannien Wm. Shuels
te Nredn So. in Wlilnautee in Mufs
tras sc5ebeu.
8urIingtOn vt. - Muf offe
ner StraBe oabier 1T auf Rsp. Sol.
Stills, ahiiteu..a an Der bieligsu Gatbes
orale. BON einsm 6rauensimmer Elm
SduB absefeuert porOen, Der aber
sIidliheripeiIe fsbIeins. Die often
tdtsrin, bic 40 Sabre alte RiinitIerin
Beatrice SbompIOn. tpurbs perbaftst,
sic bat mad 4nsabe Der pOli3ei einsn
fanotii6en 9dB auf ben 8atboIiciss
mus uno ridtets fton Dor sinem Sab
re an ben oOrtisen MabOr sinsn Brief.
IN Dem ie seeen prieiter uno Snfpes
tern fddnoIihs acknowledgement ers
bob, bic iid bel Der InterIuhung dls
unbeeriinoet bsrausfsIItsn. Das fds
natiihe 6rauen3immsr frat Del ibrsr
Snbdftnobme iiberuus fred nuf.
Ri9monn, ga. - Nso. Batter
GbOmus DOpIins. QFiitsnt Der Stride
gum 81. 9sr5eu in gOrfoIt. fane am
8. big. bel @ope 9eHrp, fpdbrsnb er iid
nit 6reunosn baOete, ben SOb in ben
6lutbsn. U. I. ,.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-18
3wsi xmnSsebnneen Sss

FrsRet <tSthtSHEV W.
GemfratpereinS. - Bon ben oeuts
iheH 8atbolittn u~HieTes 9anOes,
Inreibt bic .Amsriea-, Iino oisisr
9age 5pei mountaineering 9unOses
bunssn aussssangsn: Die critic. isHss
Ghrsibsn. 0ds 5err 5. 9. Csliers
Yrdi0ent oss gentrdlpereiHs, an ben
amsrieaniihtn episcDpat psriaHOt
bat, bic srsite. bic 0on oer Central
iteue beg gsHtrdlpersiHs peroffsntlidis
9roI9urs .unlers RiditGnoistsit~.
8ieis cine gstsnHiniBz uno grfenuts
Hibitrifi, nsIhs benefit, odb bic
oeuiidsu aoibolistu @meTiea's F6
ibsr isrs S6DddsH alarbsii osrf6nf=
len molten. jenss Elm Document, aus
barn btrDorssbt. DAB Fs cine Osr
I4psrtsH rslisi0isH uHo ioeialsa g.
FabTen srtannt baben uno cine Qlds
rung Der Gage uanihen. Ulit isnem
5rsimuih. Der UldHneru 70 gu. an
f.eti tr6st 5trr Celssrs TN Ramsn
oss gsnfralDtrsirE BEN gpiscopat bgr
Der. Staafsn bic ouf Der lsbisH gents
rSlbufommlung Ditiss Bsrbonbss
cusssfprohrnsn 4HT6tsn bstrsFfs be
9sitsIisof1ofi taihoiiifer WdnHsr IN
ni6t ausorH6lid ~DsrbStsnsu ethsimsn
Qualification DOT unc bsr 1ulbune
ssr 3nssb6risssit 81 fsI5m 6ur5 81
f9Sfs nzs Gisrus.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-18
St. 3Mnrtrm-
9mHttmt,
- BEL -
1lliItpaMtee, mis-.

Benionnt (8oarSinsidul9 fir tatbos
Hide YldodeH NIT eeiroffsnas 8ortebrs
ufetn fir Iageihllerinnen.
lDer GIemeHfarsSurlu tilt flsiHe,e Wdbs
den II smgleib eine Borbereituug auf be
clke bl. Communion. Der b6bete SIRIUS
bie9gt grOBeteu WdobeH eine AusbtlbnHa
IN nen bobersn StaeieH riisliben gailIens;
IN Yiuff, in Der Js1enfunf i'm Deutlaeu,
IN ber pausarbeit etc.
Fem auleitigsn Bcrlangpn Ieinsn E0dbs
Tern in siHem tdtholilhem Snfitui eiue fauis
mdnnIfte Nusbilo ang ongeoet9en 3u iaien.
wnloe Rehnung seiraasH burh eiusn bies
be,lielIhen GURUS. preile iebr mdB;g.
Das nsus Sdullabr bsstmnt am q. Seps
tember, 1909.
lin mtstere auslanit uub Gatalos wenoe
man lid an:
Den. Nlother Superior,
N75 Superior 5trd6e,
Mlilwaufee, Wis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-18

Dem .Muraluntsrridi" oas p~srlorens
TttIibs Radsrat pieOsr ssbsu gu t0us
men. 9as 6oeit. idrsibi nit Redt
Biz .4msriea~. lpiro. psns Der Der
iua ssmaht peroen ipirb. ipis in ga.
pan a%usfallen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-18

Der .OTsruOtOrs Romano" bat aus
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-18

a. ben gsnsOictustburm Ii. Die @ruft,
4irde oss bl. Benedict in Wonte Gai.
iino in i%uniiDoLsr Nsifs Ousfamadsn
lieB. Gr bat America nisosrbOIt kt,
iuht uno BON unisrsm Senos aus ftht
ibm rsidlids 9sIOmittsI fir MHsma.
Iunssu in UsOute GuFinO u. a. NJ, ~.
sesdussH. U. /. p.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-18

Der ,STerDotore Romano" bat aus
4HIa6 elmer bon Dies
Die len tauieno JtoIisHss
msssrnen rinsn unteraeinnstsH
ibamIsien Petition, bic bic iatb.
Damenmeeen. 5rauen BON 8ergos
mo an ben itaIisuis
idsn Winiiter oss Snnsrn geridttt
baben, ben ie 3ur lntstbridung Der
iitisHlolsn preHs uIfforeerH, sinsn sss
burnifhisn aHsriif ouf Die mOosrnsn
DameHmoosn ssmadt. Dos Sen.
SIatt iast: ~Dtr bOffsH, bic suitdnDis
gen Beb0rpeH msrDen has @eIek ges
gen bisien neltn Qugtasftdn oHfDeus
ben. 3u sIeiasr 3eit t0nHsn MIR unr
cine neue 9efabr fir bic eute Sstss
beoauern, bic pom dnDeuen Qdn6efn sn
ms tommt unb gseeH bic f6 bic
Jrausn 3ulammntbun ionteu. mir
neinen bic WlOosn, bic aaf ben Gtrps
Ben BON 6rausR is0es Qlisrs uno Bon
lungen Widbhen eetraeen iperoeH. Aus
oieisniesn, bic iih pOu gNers su ben
iatb. Glduben uno Sittengdtb bsssfs
nen. fOltsn teins Ra6Fht NIT Jrautn
9absn, bic ihamloie RIdOungsIdit.
auf Dsr SiraBt tragen. alue mootrs
aeH Wsobsn iinb bsftimmt, bic 9eibeh.
I9aften gu fniren. IS 1T Der G4iffs
bru6 Der 5uesnb. Die WtcDen idds
oigsn bic G60nbeif, bic Elm SptsssIs
Bib Der 6srrIiHseit @ctt@ unb baker
-rfprisbli9 fir Die WcruI uno nft.
I'D lit. RGumt nit eisfsR uHbelIt9sn
Riviosrinrdnten auf. 8efreit IL ben
brsm 5nbaIt, Der bic 5@ussnssI bsr
1rdgsrinsn oisIsr RzeiSer iphnsu
naGt. 9abt Iiebsr Cure GrGusn UNI
30dtet fslbsr i6rs alsi6et f@ onfsT'
ligeE ala alsibsr tndetn, De BEN 81.
Ssit uno Dem 0Gtsr Ssr @sbsbsis
2ummsr bsgtikn."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-18
Auertet POM Gune.
Prafosnt 5ssIsp BON Der amsritus

Die tQtD. yeretne 1telt
Katbelifen tir3Ii6 in groOilpn
nnS Der cine QnIprahe, iDos
SdpnlfenSs. rim er II. u. Iagte
,Wir itreben nidt
oarna6, in bisIsm 2anos cine tatb.
gartei AZ ariinben. 90 LANCE Soft
rsaiert unb bic Contribution Der Der.
Staten bic leoislatipen uno iuriois
iden Gnti4tiebungen controairt. be-
itebt in unierer Republit feline Votbs
ipenbietsit fir cine tatb. partei. par
tsipolitit 1T in Der FEDERATION dbiolut
%Dsrp0nt." Gum SdluHe ieinsr An=
iprade absr srtldrte 9err JseIep.
Is iei elmer Der 3msds ore FEDERATION.
cine zbsiluHs oss Gdulfonos bsrbeis
3ufiibren, um ben aoiboliten ben H.
nen %eebibrenoen Qntbeil an ben Stsus
ern 81 iihern. gu osnsH fe 10 oiel beis
eetrdgen. Mie bislsr 3ped obns
parteipolitis errsidt peroen fol-, III
lhper bsgrsiflih. meint ba5u bic
.5ortnigbtlp Reoisfp". es lei benn.
man isi optimifiid asnus. nit 6srrn
5selsp on3unsbmsu. bab bic fortpdbs
rsnb %3unsbmsnbs 3obl Der pfarriau
len iGIieblih cine ioIfe unpiosrItsb
lihs madt alf bic 0ffsntli6s Wlsis
nune ~ausiben. oab bisie Der gsrshtsn
JOrbsrung niht lanssr gu niosritsben
Osrmag. gu ,insm loldsn Optimis
mus Osrm0ssn mir uns nidt gu Ct
IhpiHgsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-18

Der Gr8abt Der bsribmten Bens
bictiner = 4biei Don
er,abt Wonte GdHino, 30
SenifaJ Krue nifa3 Waria arus.
In 1T am 4. gull i'm
,Hsnts GaiHHe Ooriis.n RlOhsr &C.
esitorben. itorben. Der Der
itorbene mar gsboren
am 9. Gtpt. 1893 81 5Gnfslb BEL
iFuloa uno fam in frii6sitsr Juesnf
nit Isinen Glt.rn mad ben Der. Gtda
ten. On psnnlBIDanisn srsogsu, irai
II i'm Sabre 1860 in Der q. gintsnt's
abisi 5u 8sotip. ga. in ben gsnsbics
timer rosn Elm, I'D q aud i'm bo
GdHino bsruFsn. iDutoe 8oni
fas Rrug i'm Sabre 1897 gr3obt unt
Crbinarius Der abtsi uno prdIts BE-,
gafinsnTihsn BsnsDictiHsrcongreoa.
CT mar aud @bt Der BON ibn.
sinssrihisttn abtsi CT. Warie
el Wonis In gsisna. or BAT Fih ur
is Ssbung bee air3snssidnss pr
lent esmaEt, ans sabsr6. Sat sr u
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-18

WsIoungen BON einem iIeinsn
Snisma unter ben
Sdisma Iutbsnifhsn Rutbcls
umtsr ten Der @erstRigtsn
Sen Staten merbsn Iaui.
rHtbeniideH Sn ibrsn 6simGih'
KatbeIitsn ldnbSrn birfsn bk
Ger @siItliden bes urisn,
Der. Staten. toIiIheH Ritus untss
eepiftH 8toinsnR
gen perbeirashet Iein. Die mihitgns
gehimmung 1T, oaB Ole Gbsf1Isbuue
Dor Der Brieltsrpeibs erfOlet ltin MAJ.
Dor einieen Sabten CAB Der 81. Sub
bas @eieb, bab Der OrisntoliI9e Glt
rus in ben Der. Staten unpsrbsiFa.
tibet fem miifs. Die Jraee Iisgi aIfr
redt einFad. bic Dsrbstrathsitn @ssfi.
Iiden miiFsn in ibrsr 6eimatb bIsl'
ben. e. merbsn nut unperbeitatbets
nod Mmtrica berufen, uno bic MIulas
men bes DECENTRALIZATION Ritus tpifisH
Elm fir onemaI, baB unerIdbIihs Be
bingung fir cine Aniteaung IN @mts
RIGA bas g0Iibai 1T. Giniss Gshsins
ben, 70 tpirO berI9tet, BADEN f4 nun
gegsn oiefes @eieb srfldrt. Die WlsIs
cunssn ubsr cine .srObs SpaItuus'
Dsrbienen aber ieintn GIaabsn; -
banOsIi iiG i'm sunosn uH stpa 1000
Sselen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-18

Sn RubIunO benz srOBtsn Reid BET
WeIt, gibt Is AID
Das bas srSbts @issHum.
erSbte Gs TT biss bic Grss
sisttHm OiSssle MObiIsiD; iR
Der umfaBt bas gauge
tpeIt. @sbist BON ppltn
uuo Sibirisn nhs
5Gblt stpa sins Wilion RdtboIitsn,
Don O.nsn $4,000 uber bic 80 Miuips
men auabrdtmsiIen Sibirisn's pers
Itrsut Iino. Der SIP Oss grsbiidOfs
III in petersburg. BIS in bic Jingle
3sit bate oieiss RitIensr3bistbam
ME oos Slid elmer ssiitlitsn Wis
I%itotiOn ssbabt. am 80. QpriI Dteiss
Sabrss trot gum sritsH dale BET tatp
lib OeritOrbenen GrSbiihofs ciefe NH
te ReiIe an. bic elmer Drr9qusruhs
gang 4iien's sIsidsam.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-14
BRUNSWICK FISHERMEN All

now in their glory Drum are re-
ginning to bite and the sportsmen are
looking forward to a big season.
Launch owners and owners of other
kinds OF craft are now getting their
boats in readiness for the summer
season
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-14
SENATOR Bacon IMPRoMNa,
su. Representativs aalnes contln,

But Representative Gaines Continues
I'll in Washington.
Washington, March f3-B5th Sen
ator Bacon, of Georgia, and forme,
Representative Gaines, of Tennessee
are fighting OFF attacks of pneumonia
as result Of severe colds contracted
on inauguration day.
The former is greatly improved. but
the latter's condition is said to BE-
causing his friends anxiety.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-14
STEAMBOAT BURNED.

The Love Point Destroyed, But Nc
Lives Were Lost
Queenstown, Md, March 12.-The
Chesapeake Bay steamboat Lows
Point, Captain Clarke. belonging to
the Maryland. Delaware and Virginia
Railway company, was burned 10 the
waters edge at her wharf at Love
Point early this morning.
No lives were lost.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-14
lT WAS STATED lN rAE cIrY

1T WAS STATED Nv THE CITY
yesterday that the case against Sheriff
Lyons and his son, charged with the
murder of Fleming Smith, would not
be tried in Jesup 4his week. Court
win convene tomorrow morning, but 4
may be a week before this case y
reached or It may be continued fde
the term. j. -.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-14
MISS kArE sLArER

nounces that her regular spring milli-
merry opening will take place next
Thursday and Friday, March Is and
l9. Some unusually pretty spring and
summer hats will be on display.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-14
THE REVIVAL SERVICES WHICH

are to continue for two weeks, will
begin at the First Baptist church to-
morrow. Keen interest is felt in the
services and large congregations are
expected daily.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-14
PUBLIC SALE

At 1902 Grant street. Tuesday
March 10Th Cooking aid heating
stoves, mattresses, bedsteads. bureaus
typewriters, rockers. stands. chairs,
clothing and other ardcles Of value.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-14
MUCH INTEREST is FELT II

the appearance in Brunswick Tuesday
night of Nine. Ellen Beach Yaw, the
noted singer. 1t will be the first time
in many years that singer with
national reputation has visited Bruins
wick.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-14
ASSISTANT

COL. w. {. KAY, ASSISTANT
general counsel of the Atlantic Coast
line, is spending Few days in the
city and is being warmly greerel by
his many Brunswick friends.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-14
QUITE AN INTERESTING SEES

sion of the bankruptcy court was helC
by Referee Isaac yesterday, a mum.
Der Of out -of-town cases b-ing takeI
up.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-14

~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-14

at the Presbyterian church this morn
ing. owing to the absence of the pas.
tor, Rev. F. j. Thomas.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-14
DEPUTY SHERIFF r. S. PYLEt

has rendered his resignation to Sheriff
Berrie. Mr.. Pyles has been deputy
sheriff for number of years and
has made very efficient and popular
officer.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-06-24

Several lots of real estate have chang
ed hands the past ten days, notably the
lots belonging to the heirs of the late w.
l.. Shaffer located on Walnut street.
Mr.. Evers Weddle was the first purchas-
er, but he sold them within "a hours to
Mr.. Rudolph Eyler. We are informed
they can be bought from Mr.. Eyler.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-06-24
TRUTH INDEED.

The men who do IA town more harm
than good may be classcd as follows:
First, those who oppose improve
mcnt. Second, those who run it down
to strangers. Third, those who never
advertise their business. Fourth,
those who distrust public-spiritrd
men Fifth, those who show no hos
pitality to any one. Sixth, those who
hate to see Others make money
Seventh, those who oppose every
movement that docsn t originate with
themselves, Eighth, those who put
on long faces when IA stranger speaks
of locating in their town. Ninth,
those who oppose every public enter
prise, which does not appear of per-
sonal benefit to them,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-06-24
NOTICE.

There will be meeting of the Direct
ors of the Mechanicstown Water Com
pany in the Thurmont National Bank
Building, on Tuesday evening at 1880
o'clock,
July 9th, 1909.
At 8 o'clock of the same evening at the
same place, there will be meeting of
stockholders of said company for the
purpose of electing seven Directors to
manage the affairs of said company.
LESTER S. BIRELY, j. r. ROUZER,
June lost Secretary. President.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-06-24
Stands On Platform OF His Own.

George 7. Waters. of Laytonsvillc
district, Montgomery county, Md,
who is Il candidate for one of the
nominations for the House of Dele
gates to de- made at the Democratic
primary election to be held in this
county July 81, has promulgated Il
platform of principles upon which he
is asking the support of the voters.
He has declared himself in favor Of
the election of the County Treasurer
by the people, for more protection
for the farmers" and against incrcas-
ed pay for members of the LegiSla-
turr. He also thinks the question of
increased representation in the Leg
islaturr for Baltimore city should be
referred to the next State convention.
Mr.. Waters represented the county
in the last House of Delegates, win
ming the nomination by declaring
himself in favor of IA law taxing dogs
He is now 81 years of age, but is in
good health.
Mr.. Waters is II first cousin of
DR.. Jas. X. Waters of this place, and
has visited here, -ED.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-06-24
kuimhtS Trmular Outinr.

On Saturday last members of Jacques
de Molay commandery, No. 4, Knight,
Tenplar, of Frederick, left Frederick il
special car over the W., F. & G. Ry
and met "a special train from Baltimore
at Thurmont from which place they went
to Pen-Mar, where they were guests of
Beauseant commandery of Baltimore.
There were about sixty in the party.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-06-24

st9r FARMS FOR SALE. i have a
number of farms placed in my hands for
sale. All desirably located and under good
state of cultivation. Good buildings and
fencing. For further particulars, ad-
dress
CHAS. C. WATERS,
Attorney-at-law,
novl5tf Frederick. Md.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-06-24
Aurora Cottage Filled.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Roddy, owners
of Aurora Cottage, this place, have been
turning away applicants for summer
boarding, their entire house being en-
gagged at this time. Build another wing
to the east Mr.. Roddy, you can fill that
also.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-06-24
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

The undersigned hereby gives notice
that the business conducted under the
firm name of Grimes & Stimmel will on
and after June l, 1909, be continued by
Harry E. Stimmel, the partnership being
dissolved.
WARNER T. GRIMES,
june3tf HARRY E. STIMMEL.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-06-24
BASEBALL NEWS.

ThurmOnt High School VS.. Alumni AS
S0ciatiOn.
The liveliest game of the season. Most
holly contested game ever scheduled.
Both teams fully uniformed, the Alumni
in something original. The public school
pupils will line up splidly as rooters for
the High School team, while the men,
bers of the Alumni Association will be
out in force with horns and bell to cheer
it's team. Prof Beachley of the High
School will umpire. Several surprises
in the lineup will be sprung; one veter-
an pitcher already booked to return to
the game
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-06-24
NOTICE.!

Wishing to close all accounts on my
books while in business prior to going in
partnership with Harry E. Stimmel,
hereby give notice to all those receiving
statements to make immediate payment
Settlement can be made with Mr.. AlonZo
Stull at Harry E. Stimme's Store where
books can be seen.
june3tf WARNER T. GRIMES,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-06-24
.ArhdeacOnry Of Cumberland.

The convocation of the Archdeaconry
of Cumberland, Protestant Episcopal
church began at Westernport, Tuesday
of this week. Rev. Thos. Hill of This
place is attending the meeting.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-06-24
Summer Weather.

Monday last summer commenced, and
we were treated to the warmest kind OF
weather, the mercury going to the 92d
degree mark.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-25
ATcHERLEY ORDERED
BACK To THE ASYLUM

DR.. John Atcherley's attempt to es-
cape from the "care, custody and con-
troll of DR.. Peterson, superintendent
of the insane asylum, did not meet with
success yesterday, although he had the
services of Attorney T. NJ. Harrison as
his representative in the proceedings
before Circuit Judge Robinson.
The nearing was on the return on the
writ of habeas corpus which was grant
ed by Judge De Bolt. Attorney Harri-
son appeared to be in good legal form,
although he said that he did not feel
able to indulge in any lengthy argu-
ment on the general merits of the case,
but insisted that his client was entitled
to have his sanity tested before jury
of twelve men.
The Territory was represented by At
rorney General Hemenway and City and
County Attorney Catheart, and they
took the ground that the commitment
OF Atcherley to the asylum was entire
" legal and that even If the law cover
ing insanity cases, enacted by the last
Legislature, was declared unconstitu-
tional the former law would then be-
come operative, and under which the
District Magistrate possessed the same
powers as by the new law.
Judge Robinson stated that he did
not have any doubt about the new stat
ute being constitutional, and concurred
in the views expressed by counsel for
the Territory that the rights of DR..
Atcherley on appeal would be eonserv-
ed by depositing boad and notice of
appeal TO jury IN the Circuit Court.
After Judge Robinson had rendered
his oral decision yesterday, Mrs. Ateh-
erley declared that her husband was be-
ing mistreated at the asylum, bringing
a prompt denial from DIR. Peterson.
Judge Robinson decided that he would
get a first-hand knowledge of eAtcher-
Iey's accommodations at the asylum and
so accompanied DR.. Peterson and his
ward back to the institution. He stated
on his return that the protest of Mrs.
Ateherley was utterly without founda-
ton.