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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
GebbeI'S eiuaiaeS Ntelier.

@ir baben MIR Gin Atelier IN Bal.
timore. unb bias befiuoet f@ in Der
Gtase 81 ebener Grbe, &r.321, Rsrb.
@an., nahe Gigh.Str. aiuher.Hks'
tusraSbien cine speaiaIitat. - 0eiue
asentea sab feine9 reSpen u ftdees.
;. SebteI. g. 0rni, 0d@iftsfatrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

StraBeuienf 0urd H G.
Gen. - Ser id,mcre Me1en. peld)er
am Gienitna uno acitern Morgcn Il,
baltimore fieI, bat cine Scnfung
Der Strabe an Der Ode bon Garcp- II.
RreBtmanitraBe peruriadt. Gic moro.
weItlid,e Voli3eiltation benadrid)ti9tc
Den Staot . Snaenienr. tpeldler Die
Experimentation ioiort ouinebnet,
lieh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
{heo. 8. Yiener e &c.,
217, .Strabe.

1eutides unb onoeres a,sI6n6i.
ffes @eIo gefauft unh perfouft
@eIbieno,maen beioret nod Teutif''
Lamb, Oeitreih MubIanh u. I. N
AeebieI dusaeiter1t auf oi,sI1nbiiHs
8Gtten. G~reSitbrtefe unb IropeIeri
Gbeqi.es. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

Ct. y. Wilton 9%intbicum lit fein
3unbefreutb. gr iagte in elmer Mu.
lprafe Dor Der meoisiniid)en uno dbl
rllrgiifen 6afultdt. bob Die 10000
Sllnoe, Die in Baltimore oebalten
lperoen. geinnobcits iinb
nno oesbalb ale bcisitigt merocn ioa'
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

Sic @erihonerun9s. @ercina bon
Norbweii.W Baltimore beiiir,porien sic
grriftuns elmer lpeiteren QoliSeiito.
ton, unpIaipar I'M norotpeitlif,iter
Shcilt Der Staht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
@adjen in TOlitif.

2ie Federation Of 2obor ipiinidt in
Der StaatSgeieseebung pertreten
81 iein. Grnennilngen bon
Gomite'n fir oas tommenbe Red)s
mlnesiabr. - ltnteritiitung fir
HusgeidIoiiene Sltmaf)er Der
langt.
St Scr geltrigen SiBung Scr Sebe.
ration Of 2abor puroe allf antrag
Ses Srn. Soiepb 9ouliietb beit)loi.
ien, Den garteiiiibrern Der beioen
groben poIitiiden Garteien cine gn.
5obl Namen BON Witglieoern Der ,ses
beration Of 2abor init Dem Griihen
| 5,l unterbreiterl, hieielbcn in ser font
menoem @abl oils GmIbibaten fir sic
Staotageietgeblung auf5nitele1. Son
Den altsgel6loilencn Suthtofern IN
ben T~cnenglono Staoten Lief Elm
Griild)en I'M llnterItiisung eir, "a
10000 Terioncu o,lber grbeit ieien.
9aS @eilld) iprlrbe al oos Grcfutip.
Gomite iibcripieien. Cine G%inIobung
Der ShauftuGrter Union 81 beren
om Wontaa IN So5a5cr'S @oIe itott'
finoenoen Gall ipurbe ongcnommelt.
ErGiiocnt GbiparoSirid) crllonntc iiir
oaS fommenoc Rchnungsiobr Ole
folgenoen Gomitc'n: &e9iSlutip : Go
mite - Goparo @irit, Charles g.
Weper, Nbe @oroon. Geo. 90. Sen.
berlon. Mm. q. 9rpolt, g.. Is. @rii-
fin, Mdd Ser5og, !. Rc@regor, s. q.
Bans Hobert s. Sec mo i. 8. @il,
liamS.
@eidlperoc . Gomitc - George ~.
Senoerion, GbaS. 2rs, u. s. Cur.
len, ". S. Soipe, u. q. @rpou, Sobn
u. gans, @. $. Borber, Sercmiob
Noonam SarrD Suff Sront u. Sim.
mons nnb 8rn. @lbauub.
9eiflnB Gomitc Iod @er5og,
Sobn Hieaacr, 2bomas Sunt, @r1.
Nrdarb unb Somcs Gem.
HepiiionS . Gomitc - s. Vatiftp
Gus. Wed,au uno 6. 8. Wepers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

Woupcrneur GrotberS
lpobnte eeItern Mbeno in Ncip . y)orf
Dem 9onfett Der W~arplGnocr 8ciell.
ihaft bel. Gr miro bcltc iuiebcr SIT.
riidfebren. III, Der SiBuns Scr Ni,,
tontobil . Gommiiiiou %bciSuluobnen.
iino am Ibenb Dem 9anfett oes Ser
Gins Der @cifGftsleutc bon CiI.0I-
timore I'M Gutaiu @oilie Tbeil 81
nchmlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
Wclhienhunden

@eIoie,Ihunaen nod 0entifIano
unb Seitreid) rlnearn iifer urS
fhnea beioret. 8. 10 unb 20 Warf.,
lcpie 10 un6 20 Rronen SHeine ~
perfoufen.
1les. 8. 4ieaer e Co.,
co. ri. 217, cf.1eIhnsre,G III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

Repiiiou Ser Geriide.
rungs 8ciete. = Gurd ibr
9antett, peltes oie @eicuihoit Ger
aebens. 8eriiherungs i. BeieIlid)aften
en- Iienitug Ibeno I'M .Wcrt)antS-
GInb~ CAB, iuuroe cine Veiuegmg in
1lllB gebradt, Die ben 3lped bat. einc
g~criugere Stuatsiteller fir 2ebcns.
Ieriiterlmgs . 8cIcQid,aften in Wa.
rplanb 5u ernirfen, ipie Die gcgel,.
inurtiac. 2ebensucriiferlngS . Sc.
lellid,aiten miiiien jest cine j1brlide
Stener bon $500 nnb tE Yrcsent
itrer G"innabmen ourd) HrGmien emf.
riften lno auBeroem cine 2icensgc.
biibr BON $40 iiir ieben General.
agenten mo BON 50 fir ieocn Inter.
Igenten oocr Collector. Gic 8cieu.
id)aftcn iaaen, oieic sIbsaben fallen
dlif Die Sellte, peId)e iit ucriiheru
lullen. @ollperneur Grotbers bat
cine Gommiiiion crnam,t. iucId,e oic
iolnmtlifen @criidcrun9S : @clcse
rcs Staatcs repioiren uMo in Der
ndd3ltcn 0eicbgebungs = Situng Ne.
lormporidIdge MAIDEN iol. Die Gin.
finite oes Staates ans oieier GueIrc
betrnaen in ueriloiienenS Sabre 1902.
600. lie Ills9abcn oes bureaus oes
Stoata . Seriid)crullgs . GcmmiiIGrs
hctrugcn $4,000.
Ingcblid)e Ginbrcd,cr c.
to.bt Ser 3i.iGbrisc Sobn Gle.
notpitb bon Nr, 626, Noro.Goenitr..
nno Der oboahloie ~41.i1brige Sobn
0ibpatrid. pelfe Oienitag gbeno
pom Eoli3iiten 8. Ionbouicr mnter
Der ACKNOWLEDGING perbaftet tpuroen,
III Die @obniing bon Solomon Mind
Hr. l26, Siio GreteritraBe, cillgc.
brofen SIT lein llno aus Oerielben
Wfelicr. @abeIn u,,b 2offel I'M sc.
Mountaineering pom einigen Collars &c.
ltobler SIT baben, iullroen ecitern in
Der oIllihen Foli5ciitution ourd,Rid)-
ter S'NeilI inter lie $500 @iirgs
ld)ait fir haS 0erittsperiobreu ee.
ltelt. Gic 9eiocn, luelte ourd elm
Ie,iter in oas Suncre oeS Sauies &C..
langten. lpnroen bon 5lpei iungen
Maodlen ollf friiber Chat bcoboftet.
Gbenoipitb CAB bei'm @erbor an. CT
tobc III Blinds &ous cincn Softer
obacliefcrt mo Nitpotrid babe i'm
begleitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
Suuuenaui. unb llutergaug.
Sas @efter.

fiir WarpIano uno bcn GtItritt
Columbia bcute flar uno folter;
mor0en FLAIR; meitlihe @inoe,
Gincm dubcrit itiirmiifen @orlnit'
toa IoIotc 9eitcrn ein 9craoc5u prat'
tiger Notmittag. GoS %rcinItc Sont.
mcrlpetter berrihte mGbrcno oeS gan.
5sn Cages. @Gbreno bcS &~egcnitur.
mes itieg Die 5enpcratllr ltetig BON
81 8roo nm : llbr Moracn$ bis So
GRAB Inn II llhr &ormittags. sic
ileI Damn i'm 12 llbr Wittags plot.
lid olli AZ @rob bcrob, Inn Damn
iuieoer Inn , llbr oui 81 0rao 81 iteis
gen. Sn Den Ibcnoltunocn jebod)
itcltt iit f1ltereS @ctter cin; I'M s
llbr mar paS thermometer aIf 80
GRAB %aeiunfen, lnb ,pdbreno Ser
Nad)t lpllroe cs INNER fGlter. Sellte
ioll nlun ia bitter faIteS @ater fol
gen.
Sn otn auoercn 9unoeS.W etterbe'
nbahtungSitationen oeS 9anocS luilrr
Sen Die i~olgenOcn nieorigiten Tempe
ratllreu per5eitnet:
Gaitport s, Eortlano rs, Bolton
"a, albonp 16, Nep.Dorf 81, Ebila.
belpbia 81, Itlantic.Gitp 40, Woib'
ington 40, Hortolt 90, Sotteras 60,
Charlotte so, WiImington So, Char.
laiton GO, Sapannab GO. Sodionpille
62. SSupiter 20, aep-gaeit 20, atlunta
sc. Wontaomerp 40. Tclu.S Orleans
IA, Falcitine 80, COLLECTION as, Cor.
pls Gbriiti 46, Melupbis 80, Gincins
lati "a, Fittsburg 80, Sspcgo 20,
Buffalo 80, GleneIanb "a, Getroit 1S.
Ilpena Is, Worqucttc 10, @recn.9ap
10, Gbicogo ~. 3ilutb 0, ct. Saul
4, st. Souls fl, aanios Gity s.,
Omaha 2, Suron -12, 9isn1ard
90, @iuiIton %, Sapre -t6,
SeIcnn 0, Salt Gate 9itp 30. Genpcr
90. g. TIattc ., Spoge Gitp fl,
gmoriuo %, Sos Nn0eIeS 46.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

YGRe sur @eiie ia's Anslanb be.
iorst 6. Saline, Nr. 413, Ch.WaIti.
msteitrdse.' 'ta6r Gsitsm &sste HE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

Sur leBten Rub C.. - liner
qroBer getbsilianng bon Seiotra9cu
Den iorio 9eltcrn Nadymiitog bic Ne
eroigung ocs anl Z. birieS WonaiS
i'm slltcr bon so Sobren pcritorbcner
Serrn Nifolaus u. lllrit) BON
Srouerbols. Tr. 2202. Sit.9dlti.
niore.S trnBc, aus oili bent Jriebboic
ser 3. rel. ct. FurlSs@ eneil,oe itatt,
nodJoem Soitor 90. 9odnlonn in ber
5. r%eIormirten ct. EalllS.airde einell
ieierIid,cn Srauergottes0ienit gebol
ten bate. Cine 6iillc prGdtiger Bin.
menipenoen id)miidtc oen Sarg. Tic
leste @Grc als 9obrillhtrGecr ertpic.
fcn oem Gntiflaienen Die Serren Sp
nnb @iIIiam aolb, Charles Sell, WiI.
liam Sd]nabel, Sobn 8. gl,rid) ilni
Scnrp Shultbeis, Sie ,Jirina Senrr
Sdnoers II. Sobn leitete Ole 9ecroi.
girng. Serr lllrif puroe am II. ST.
tobcr 1929 IN Shmar3cnieIo, 8urbei.
len. geboren unb fam IN 1857 nod
Imcrifo. gis Dor finn Sobren at.
bcitete or III iainem Beirut olS Sd)ub.
NADER. gr mar 40 Sabre lang Mit.
glieo Der 5. reIormirten ct. Saul.
Senieinoc, 30 Sabre lang bercn lrG,
iioent nno 10 Sabre lang Suparir-
tenoent Der SonntaSsifulc, Seinc
Satin, 5rou gIiiabetb. geb. Miiuer.
9in9 ibm Dor A Sabren I'M 1ooc Dor.
an. Sic SinterbIicbcnen iinb orei
SodJter. Die 1rauen Charles s. Miil.
Ter, Sobn 2alprcncc mo 1%ricocrife
@oSnid. orei Gnfclfinber, ad,t llrln.
fel, bier Sfmeitern in 0rootlpn,
N..D, mo cine SdNpeitcr in Geiltid,
LAMB. Ser Seritorbcne lpor nobcs,,
% Sabre lang Gin 2cier bes nIcnt.
ihen Gorreiponbenten".
Tcrional Roti3. - Sr. Sp.
Sedert, elm betornter @auid,reiner.
iuelher lett 30 Sabrcn bel Der Sirma
Senrp Eicrlon II. Sobn ongeltent
iuar, liegt aegcnlpartig idnuer franf
III %ieiler @obnuna. Hr. IA, @eit.
Samblraitrabc, bnrnieoer.
SngenbIihrSicbc - 3rait
Warp VI. ani9bt bcrihtete 9eItern Der
NoIiSei bes noroliden Eiitrifts, oab
nlS lie an Mor,tag nad) @ouie ,i,.
riidfebrte, tic orei anaben nus oen,
Saule fommen uno bauoniliebcn lab.
Ga lie bel 9enoi,er HatJtorihuna er,t
oedtc, oaB ibr 81 uiio cine Mellee
aiidcngcrGtbe a~eitobIcn !uaroen, COB
iie Der VoliSei cine @eIfreibuhe Der
iugenolidcu einbrcher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

2 | en- ansgc3eit met
sc II 3pei Offi3iere uno bier
Soloaten Der Marplalo Staatsmilij,
lpelhe pGbrenb Der Selb5iige oientcn,
merben nit pom aricasocpartement
ol,sgeaebenen gron5c.W eoaiIIen aus
qejeidJnct mcroeu. Gic GmpfGuger
bcriclbcu mcroen fem: Gapitdn Geo,
8. 1iibcr, Gonlpasnic g." 1. Sniar'
tcrie =. Nesinleut, bon Sagcrstolur,
NO, nelher ioluobl oen giirgerfrieg.
als aud einiae Snoiancr.5 elo3iisc
mitnlntte; Captain .;Ssobn y. @eiaIc,
Gompaanie IS" /, Snianterie.Reai.
ment, qils @citmiriter., DO, Der al,i
Guba I'M 8, rSniunitric Regiment
oicntc; Rniifer 3enrp 0eber, l.. Sn.
icnterie Rcgiment, Ser ,a,li Sen Vbi.
Iippiucll inl II. Snianterie. Rcgiment
oicnte; crltcr Sergeant SEQ. :. DC.
Glrop. Gompdanie ~" 4. Snfante.
ricsRcgiment, Der IN Der 9unoes. gr.
NEE orli Den Ebilippincn bicnte inS
aud an Der fGbina.g Expedition tbcil,
nabm; Sergeant George 8. @oIi,
Gompn9nie IS" 4. Snianterie .Rcsi.
mellt, Ser i'm rs. 9unoes. Snionterie.
Regiment alti ben Y"biIippinen oiente;
GnartiermeiIter . Sergeant 2olis
$. Maboiicp, Der i'm II. gunoes. ST.
ionterie. &esiment oili Den Hbilippi.
men oientc.
Stuots 8eunobeits.9 c.
r d. t. - Gas Stnats . @%el unobeitS.
Cepartentcnt bat ioeben Den @erif,t
iiber Den @cirmbbcits3uitano wGb'
reno ocs Monats Se3embcr 1908 er.
loiiet. Nemielben 5ufoI8e iino nab,
reno bieies Monats beocuteno mcbr
Soocstdllc olird) 1mberfulpie sit Der.
5eitnen 9emeieuL mas oaburd) ertldrt
miro, oab uielc Hcrionen, meId)e al,
djronilt)er SllberfuIolis leioen, IN oen
Winternlonaten pcniger piberItanos.
idbia iino. Inoererieits bet ous In.
pbusiiebcr %ob9enommen. Sfarlah.
fieber mo @aieru iueiicn cine 81.
nablne oili. anitedenbe @eIbiud)t
mnr III Clifton. Gecil.G ountp. epioc.
mild ood) bat oieielbe bcocutello ob.
gencmllen. Nm 2unscnidpuinoiudlt
ltarbct lOl Eeriumc,l. iporltntcr 80
FroSellt Ne9er mareu. Snilierlso
foroerte II Spicr; @nmps . SGac
ipllroen olsnabmsipciie feline berid,.
tct. inlo aud 9latterit uno @ino-
pcden icrberte feline Spier. Mn &eud)-
biiIten ltorbem "a Herionen, an no.
lcrn 8 Ecrionen, lp1breno 70 &ronf.
heitsIallc bcriftet Durocu. 3ipci
5ooesfaIlc luuroeu 6mrb Sd,arlody.
rtebcr ncrilriadt. ,rno G%ipbtberitis
'oroerte is Gpier. Nur cine Ser.
ion Iiarb an @eiidtsroie ino Miiien.
marfsidrminoiuht forbertc s Gpicr,
pabreuo 5ebn 4erionen al, aIters.
ld]nndle ltarben. Nnt 1ppbus iturbeu
I'M 8aitscn ~ Npripnert.
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unterbaItxugs @esmeiier.

uNfabeute" - 6dntpn & Go.
,.Hubitorium" - @rauiiari".
pgIanen's" = bas wunoerbare Gameraohone
reprphn3irt Stena @iapbew, 3anlor rnn SanS.
,6pro's" .Ite Chorus Saon".
,6aNctn" - .9tens SartIcb Goulpann".
sSpuioah" - 6or ter Ghtloren'S safe".
,,2ubin's" - Saibebiue uHb gSanbeloilher.
blue.
.sseip Wonumentni" - Gam 1epere Sbotp",
,0ietorta" - gduoehile uuo @urbelbtleer.
Cites YeabpSp. Hteital Greiiaa. ben ~.
Tcbrlur. I llbr IubIritiaqS.
,Sahertifer WdunerdIpr" - Wontd9. ben
IL. Tebruar. Gou5ert ulo 8aI In ocr "laIr
opeerUtNaue".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

y7entid).M merifaniiher Qineolu.
Club. Simeuln.Ieier in ber resrie,"
Trcitag Mbenb s ltbr, IL. Iebrmar
1909. Gintritt frei! (4I-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

&c an le0s Sdbren bcrbas
tet. Sobn 3. @ibbons, ipelder
Dor feds Sobren III Noconiofe Gitp
fir Die Stanoaro Oil SO. arbeitctc
lno oaieIbit BelSer u~ntcrid)foacn 10
ben ioll, lit in Nctp . Dorf Dol, Sen,
Eripat . 3eteftip Sponoaier bon
Baltimore unb DEM @ebcimpoIi5iitcn
W%er5anstp bon Neiu : 0orf pcrbaftet
ruoroet. Ser @ebeimpoIi3iit @eapcr
bon baltimore iuiro i'm abboIen. Sr.
Spanoauer. weld,er Sen Sail aufar
beitetc, lit Mitalieb Der @cbcimpoli-
5ei-Iae,tir bon Spanbaucr II.
SGniot. 8ibbons nerihpano i'm
Jriihiabr 1908 ,mter SintcrIaihtna
zines Gefi5its poi, $500 uno oie@rob.
geidiporcnen bon Morecfter.G ountn
periestcn i'm fur5c 3eit oaramf in
Inflaec5uitan6. @or 5ebn 1agen crit
crbieIt 8r. Spanoaler Nadrid)t bon
benz MufcntbaIt ocs Ueiud)ten.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-07-23
WEST NOTTINGHAM.


The remains of Milton Keen's 14-year-old
daughter were brought from Wilmington last
evening and inferred in the cemetery here.
Six or eight couples from this section en-
joyed the moonlight from Port last Monday
evening.
Harvey Barrett was an over-Sunday visitor
with his brother in Port Deposit and Perryville.
Miss Eliza Maynard, of Baltimore, is the
guest of Mrs. Rose Taylor.
Miss Eta Tosh is visiting Mrs. Mary Hug
gins, in Baltimore.
Mrs. Mary Bechtel returned on'Monday from
visit with friends in Pottstown.
The Home and Foreign Missionary societies
were entertained at the home of Mrs A. T.
Wiley last Thursday afternoon
There are eight teams hauling crushed stone
from Colora station to the new Korner Ketch
road and still more are wanted. A portion of
the road near Barnes Corner is finished.
Mrs. VIM. Lambert moved to Leslie camp on
tuesday and is now tenting there.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-07-23
Need Campaign Funds.

The Baltimore Sun asserts the Demo-
cratic and Republican organizations are
engrossed in contemplation of the ways
and means of getting funds for the fall
campaign.
Because of the fight over the suffrage
amendment, the campaign promises to be
an expensive one on both Sides
Throughout the State the campaign will
be pushed with vigor. Senators Rayner
and Smith, Gov. Crothers, Attorney-Gen-
eral Straus and Comptroller Herring will
make speeches, and the county men have
arranged for an endless chain of meetings.
The Republicans say they will not have
to spend any money to get out the negro
vote, because the negroes are conscious of
their interest in the amendment and will
be lined up at the polls without much
'coaxing.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-07-23
On Trip Around The World.

On July 10, Eddy B. Fosnocht, son of
Rev. !. G. Fosnocht, of Lewisville Pa,
sailed on the "Kronprinzessin Cecilie" Of
the North German Lloyd Line for Ply
mouth, England. He is one of the
winners Of popularity vote contest, con-
Quoted by the New York American, and
has started on a trip around the world.
The schedule, as planned, will bring the
party Of four back to New York on
August %, thus establishing a new
worlds record for the trans-Siberian
route, the best previous record being
ifty-one days.
Mr.. Fosnocht is a graduate of the Johns
Hopkins University, and is in charge OF
the Department of Modern Languages in
Riverview Academy, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
He was formerly resident of Chesa-
peake City.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-07-23
Soldier Commits Suicide.

Harry Charles, a private in the United
States army ordnance detachment station
ed at Sandy Hook barracks, New York,
committed suicide last week, by cutting his
throat with razor. Charles had served
three years in the infantry branch of the
service, and re-enlisted in the ordnance
corps six months ago. He is son of
Joseph Charles, of Pequea township,
Lancaster county, Pa, and was about rs
years of age. Nearly five years ago he
enlisted in the infantry branch of the
United States Army, and remained three
years, returning to his fathers home, at
Herrville, about year and a-half ago.
Afterwards he married Laura Campbell
of Quarryville. He then disappeared
from home and. again enlisted in the
army, this time joining the army ordnance
department, stationed at Sandy Hook
barracks. Since his disappearance his
wife and child have lived at Herrville, Pa.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-07-23
The Fly And The MOSQUITO.

We have received Bulletin No. I34,
from the Maryland Agricultural Expert
ment Station, relating to the house fly and
the mosquito, which every one should
read. Copies can be had by addressing
the experiment station at College
Park, Md.
State Entomologist, Thomas B. Sy-
mons is making war on the pesky house
fly. The fly is great disseminator of
disease and recent investigations have
shown that the common house fly is
largely responsible for the spread of ty-
phoid fever, dysentery, tuberculosis and
other diseases. 1t easily carries the germ
from the sickto the well and is menance
to health. They thrive on filth and no
matter how diligent the housewife is to
keep them out, ifthey are breeding in
swarms on the outside around the stable
and garbage boxes she will not be success
ful. Their breeding places should be re-
moved and the surroundings be kept as
clean as possible.
Malaria can only be contracted through
the bite of malaria mosquito and their
breeding places should be removed.
This can only be done by not allowing
standing water in rain barrels, tin pans,
or other vessels around the house or barn
and by draining any nearby pools, or
cutters that may hold water ten days or
longer.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-07-23
McCall Ferry Power Company In
Receivers Hands.

Following the appointment as receiver
for the Mccall Ferry Power Co., Satur-
day by the United States Circuit Court in
Philadelphia, the necessary papers to
have ]. Edward Aldred appointed
auxiliary receiver in Maryland were filed
in the U. S. Circuit Court at Baltimore on
Monday, by the Knickerbocker Trust Co.,
Of New York, trustee of the mortgage to
Secure and issue of $4,000, 900 of S per
cent. bonds, interest on which was de-
fanlted on December IS, 1905. The Nc
Call Ferry Power Company filed an
answer in the court admitting all the
allegations set forth in the petition of the
Knickerbocker Trust Company and con-
seflting to the appointment of J. Edward
Aldred as receiver of its assets in Mary
land.
Mr.. Aldred was appointed last Saturday
in the United States Circuit Court in Phil
adelphia receiver for the property of the
company in Pennsylvania, the bond being
for $50, 600. His bond as receiver of the
property in Maryland was fixed at $40, 600.
The bill of complaint AYERS that the
Knickerbocker Company is the holder of
first mortgage executed in June, 1905,
10 secure the issue of $40, 1000 900 S per
cent. gold bonds. The Company default
ed in payment of interest on the bonds
which fell due on December IS last.
After six months, it is stated, the Com
pany was still unable to pay the interest,
and the majority of the bondholders
agreed to foreclosure proceedings.
The Mccall Ferry Company was in
corporated in Maine about FIVE years ago
and the Company has as its project the
erection Of gigantic concrete dam across
the Susquehanna river, at Mccall Ferry,
Pa.
The Mccall Ferry Power Company
contracted to furnish the Consolidated
Gas Electric Light and Power Company
and the United Railways and Electric
Company of Baltimore with current, and,
in addition, intended to furnish electricity
to towns within a radius of 100 miles OF
the plant. Operations were suspended
after about 80 per cent. of the work had
been finished. An effort was made
several weeks ago to reorganize the plant,
but the plans fell through owing to the
opposition of the bondholders.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-07-23
Hartford fountains Buy Town.

What is said to be the largest timber
deal ever carried through in West Virginia
was consummated last week by Edward
M. and ]. A. G. Allen, of Darlington, and
E. w. Neatly, of Hagerstown. The
deal includes the town of Jenningstown
with 200 houses, sixty room hotel, a
complete lumber mill, large company
store, IS miles of completed railroad, cars.
engines and equipment and a lumber
tract estimated at 20 million feetof spruce
and hemlock. The consideration is re-
ported to have been million and half
dollars. The land is about 60 miles from
Elkins, West Virginia. --Harford Demo
crat.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-07-23
Two LARGE Contracts.

The Eyre-Shoemaker Company, which
is building the new piers of the B. & o.
railroad bridge across the Susquehanna
river at Aiken, where stone for the pur-
pose is quarried, has been awarded two
large contracts that will amount to over
$3,ooo,ooo, giving employment to 3, 500
to A, 900 men. One of the contracts calls
for the building of sidings and railroad
yards in Corning, N. Y. This will cost
about 100000. The other contract calls
for the construction of immense yards,
eighty miles of track, round house, etc.,
for the Northern Central Railroad, near
'Sunbury. This contract calls for ex-
penditure of about So, 500, 900.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-07-23
Pastor Seeks protection.

A few evenings ago Rev. DIR. Andrew
M. Strayhorn appealed to Burgess Mercer
for protection claiming that be feared fol
his life, as he had been chased and threat
ened by one time attendant at his
church. There has been dissatisfaction
in the church for many months between
the pastor and the members. The man
whom the pastor charged with threatening
him, claims that he only wanted to gel
square with the reverend gentleman, who
he claims has been circulating false
stories about him.-Kennett News,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-07-23
Sues Traction Company.

Mrs. Minnie NJ Shaub, of Columbia,
for herself and eight children, has entered
suit in the court of common pleas against
the Conestoga Traction company for
SIS, 900 damages. The plaintiffs husband,
John Shaub, was killed on May %, while
walking on the pavement by horse that
scared at an express car of the Traction
company. The runaway, it is alleged,
was caused through the negligence of the
company.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-07-23
Amos Krauss.

Amos Krauss died Friday, 10th inst,
after lingering illness, at his home near
Pleasant Hill. The deceased was 80
years of age. He was son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Krauss, and was one of a
family of eight children, his death making
the first break in it. The funeral was
held on Monday from the home of his
parents, wirh interment at Union GEM
eterY.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-07-23
$40. 900 Suit Against D., B& w.

A suit for SIC, 900 damages against the
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
Railroad Company has been filed in the
Circuit Court at Towson by George w.
McCubbin, for alleged assault and bat
terry and false imprisonment.
The declaration states that Mr.. McCub-
bin was passenger on train from
Baltimore to Havre de Grace on May ~,
and that the officers of the railroad COM
pany assaulted him and caused him to be
imprisoned in the Canton Police Station.