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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-06-12
Religious Notice
County Commissioner

4 + the solicitation of many Rcpu NiIcanS
y of my home Town and rIsrWh"r" ia
the County | have decided to br'"m" a
CANDID ATE for County Commiss "ncr.
Frostburg we think is entitled TO repre-
scntation on the County Board. paying as 1t
does, INTO the State and County Treasures
more than twenty-five thousand dollars
YEARLY. and vet we have had no representa-
ton on the Board these many years.
If the Nominating Republican Primaries
should choose me as one of their Nominees,
and in event of my election shall deem 1t
my duty and an honor to serve my county
in a manner that will meet with the appro-
val of my fellOw-Citizens.
respectfully ask the Republicans of the
County, therefore, to give my Candidacy
favorable consideration, assuring them that
all support they give me will be highly
appreciated.
NV RepubHcaniSm has never been ques-
toned as have been a member of the Re
publican party since becoming OF voting age.
Respectfully
June II JOHN q. MERRBACH.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-06-12
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HAVING n Good Time.

The firemen got off Tuesday morning,
about 20 strong, and are having big
time despite the rain. Walter w.
Wittig, of this place, was elected State
treasurer.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-06-12

At the home of the bride, Bowery
street, Wednesday evening, Jnne Q, 1909,
by Rev. G.. E. Maydwell. Miss Alberta
Richardson to Mr.. Alonzo Olin Jones, of
West Elizabeth, Pa
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-06-12
Statc NormaISc

Next Tuesday, 18th inst, is Senior
Glass Day" and the exercises will be
held i'll the Assembly Hall of the Normal
School building, 3' p. m, programme
as follows:
>, Roll Call 800. .......,.... Della NJ. Dye
3, Presidents Address Genevleve X. Cavan
1. Statutory. .... Elizabeth NJ Bradley
5. Song" IJra" .......... ........... Glass
Is, History of Glass .......... Sadie f. Price
!, Treasurers Report. Edith NJ. Hill
9, Song Ictory ............: ..... Class
10, Class Will..............S. Vivian Dando
II, Glass Poem.........A. Gertrude Stewart
II, Class Song ................ Class
Is, Prophecy ....... go. Bertha q. Mathews
II, Presentation. ....... BeSs Helena Brown
10, Charge to Teachers, Martha +. Thomas
IL, Song l"ic' ......................C Class
In Frostburg Opera House Wednes-
day evening 10th inst, Sli p. M, the
Commencement will be held as follows;
Forc-Word Principal
Orchestra
Address" T h e Teacher
and His Aims Martha +. Thomas
Orchestra
Essay-"The Ideal and
the Real" .......... .Genevieve X. Cavan
Orchestra
Commencement Adj
dress. Rev'd J. Poyntz Tyler
Orchestra
Presentation of DiplO-
MISREPRESENTATION Hon. Clayton Purnell
Orchestra
Graduating Glass:
Elizabeth Mowbray Bradley
Bess Helena Brown
Genevieve Katharine Cavan
Sara Vivian Dando
Della Mae Dye
Edith Margaret Hill
Bertha Germalne Mathews
Marguerite Sterling Oder
Sara Ellen Price
Agnes Gertrude Stewart
Martha Elizabeth Thomas
To the Senior Class-Day exercises
Tuesday afternoon "the public cordially
invited"
To the Commencement exercises We'd
nesday evening admission will be by
ticket Only-theSe necessarily limited
in number to capacity of audtoJium.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-06-12
TOWN AND VICINITY.
Omen Air Concert.

Junior Order Band on St. Cloud Hotel
porch this Saturday evening at
O'clock
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-06-12

Hugh Spier, the well-known and popu-
lar dealer i'll fresh meats, of this place,
announces himself candidate for the
republican nomination for the sheritfal-
tv. AS good citizen Mr.. Speir rates
with the best and as republican his
loyalty is unquestioned. If nominated
and elected, the office will be we'll and
safely filled.
Friends of John G.. Merrbach, believ
ing Frostburg should have representa-
ton on the Board of County Commits
sioners, and that he is a suitable man,
have induced him to become a candidate
for the republican nomination. Should
he succeed, it is safe to affirm that he
will administer the office conserratively,
safely and protitably to the people. He
is well-known i'll the county and will
undoubtedly poll heavy vote.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-06-12
tuesday, June r, 1909.

All work to be done in accordance with
the plans and specifications which are now
on file at the Office of the Town Engineer,
one of the specifications requiring that Brick
used shall be the Hammond IFairmont
Fire-CIay Paving Block.
All bids must be made on the blank forms
furnished on application by the Engineer,
and give prices proposed in both words and
figures, be signed by the bidder with full
name and address, and endorsed
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-06-12

Next Tuesday, 18th inst, is Senior
Glass Day" and the exercises will be
held i'll the Assembly Hall of the Normal
School building, 3'i p. m, programme
fnllnuS.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-06-12
Miscellaneous advertisements.
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Sun antoliO, Sreitag ben 30. Snli 1909.
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ner erlnoroet aufgeflnoen. Sin
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puff oafiir mer Ser 51ter iein
fonnte.
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@eriidt, monad Der fon1malloierenbe
General oes VII. 9lrlneeforps, Sc
neral 5. aop. bon 8ernborbi, lei
nen sl6ihieo eingereidt baben ioute,
ltellt iid afs unbegriinoet berous.
Bon nnaBgebeuoer Seite miro per=
iidert, bob Der &orpsfiibrer ouf iei-
nem Eo1ten bleiben miro.
Siinf5ig Witglieoer Ser Ser6p=
&routiidlen ltnion, Ioipie allBeroent
Ser 9lbaeoronete Supilo, boben ben
Siitorifer 6rieojllng fpegen geleioi-
grng perffogt. Sic belduloigen
i'm, Dob Ell geaen iie ben 8orluurf
erboben babe, pabrenb Der jiinaiten
Srientfriiis bo6perrateril6e &on-
lpirationen periibt 3lt baben.
Die giibnenfeitipieIe in Sap-
relltb lino nit Der slnffiibrung oes
v2obengrin" eroffnet iporoen uno
meroen bis gum 20. 9lugmlt an-
oauern. Sieefrieo @ogner, oes
0feiIters ein5iger Sobn, oirigirte.
0tit ibrer uSrtrlioy bot Die 8iener
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burg @erporragenoes, mabreno 9ar-
rus u2obengrin" BON Ser la6per-
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unt nno alle orei Berlonen tpnroell
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gen erlitten.
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Ningbpffer aus Dem 2eben eeldie-
ben. gr ipor Waitglieo oes Serrell-
6ouies oes olterrei6ii6en GeibsratS
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meloet, in Sonouras peroe cine re-
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Der iebigen 9fegierlng fiibren meroe.
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5lbrer, I'M cine 9epollltion gum
9lllsbrud fonmlen 8u lallen.
9ie beriibmte SperniGngerin
Waoame Noroica, bat ii6 IN Con.
Don NIT Dem Nem Yorfer 9anfier
George 8. Doung nerbeiratet.
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S1OO geIpbnuua. 500.

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freiten, gu erfabren, oab es tpenisitets
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@erfauft bon alien glpotbefen, 75c.
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len peroen miiBten. uSSn feinent
6ale", 10 perfiigt oas @inipanoer-
llngsburealL oipo sluslanber inter
slnflaee geitellt neroen, bari mon es
bel einer oberfladliben llnteriud)ing
belpenoer laiien. sluf 6loBe 9eidul=
oigungen bin, Die ourd nidts erbdrtet
lino mo Die nielnano elmer l1nterllle
6ung unter5ogen bot, bari fein Be
an1ter nlebr Die Deportation eine5
ali9effagten sfmslaltoers elnpfebleli. :"
@s banoelt iih in oieien 6allen be-
ionoers lln angeblihe @erlesltne oes
aontroftgeiebes.
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Gnalcn at 9Sfcrbc.

sir 5ebn Sabre fonnte if fein
gferO reiten, obne 0uaIen ourd,
S6morrboi6en aus5ubalten," i6reibt
8. 8. gtapia, bon 9fuggles, ap.,
yNa6oem alle 9oftoren uno Meoi-
5ienen pergeblid maret, flirirte mid
gudllins @rnica Salbe." ltnfeblbar
fir 6dmorrboioen 8ranouunoen,
8erbriibungen, Shnitttpunoen @ell-
len, Sieber-@eihtpiire @c5ema, Snl5-
fluB unb Siibnerougen. % cts. So
rantiet ourh ale Drnaaiiten.
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Or. Sobn @uiterras, Der be-
fannte Welbfieber-@rpert, bot iein
9(ntt ols Sanitatsbeanter Don
Sapana nieoergelegt, 0a man Die
Sepilligungen fiirSmlitatsmosreoeln
10 berltntergeidnitten bat, ooB er
ni6t i'm Stanoe lit, etrpas redtes oa-
nit nnaltfonaen.
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., oieie Sits.

., hieie Site tit 81 grus!
Brad bier pielleidjt bic S5le los,
llm nit ben Semerglnten
Sas Sano su ii6erflnten?
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Setn Ngeniu5lf6en lift iiib ieb'n
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Die spun' lit Sag fiir Sag smr sdjaa
Mm SeTas Stmntel, etuig blam,
Wan bate bic nto tuieber
Sebt ettuas gSolfen lieber.
0as man aud anfaRt, bas 1T Geif
Nsan frdgt mad Sadjer MIR nnb Gis,
gei bmitbert Grab i'm Shatten,
Sa ltnk man tupl errtatten.
ltn6 iuenn's mod lange bfeibt babel,
&ontnnt leidbt Gin Sttidblas amd berbei,
Wtan fiiblt babel baum namltdj
SIM Sppfe ct,uas bGmlidb.
Tub bieies tit febr nnselnnb,
Sp laft nns id5pn aus bieiem Grunb
Sett an etn Wtttel henfen,
Die Site ST. beidlranfem.
9as GiIen lit nns beinab, @urIf,
gSir lciben intnter nur an Smrit,
Sann tit ia mol smrn 5eite
u lam 0 8ier bas 8eite.
Gs tit 5ngIeidl ms Erant mab Spcli',
ltno itarft uns, tuenn cS mod 10 bcis,
DENT bierbei, mini, idJ iasen
SaRt es iid) fdjun ertragen.
Sp lang gIamu gier nns qnillt,
Birb infer idJlimnier 9urit geitiat,
Gs fpmmt nns gut 81 ltatten
Set bnn6ert Grab i'm Sfjntten.
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= 8ute 8etrdnfe mo fomoIer
4tnd itets in gnrsitaaer's Saluun
nnS @eitanrant, 8iIlita StraBe, ne6en
Ser Sole Der Sermonnsfobne.
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@ieturia 9ibiiipm, 9. s. e g. q.

NtIulItt-
gOO- so2-euerO, gietoria, 7;;so nadm
Gbfa6rt-
@o. ao1-@uero. gictoria. $50 BORN
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-21
PURE MILK ORDINANCES.

Honolulu placed line with the progressv
land by the ordinances which have passed first reading in the Boar1
of Supervisors the regulation of diaries and the tile
milk supply These advance of the regulations the
Board of Health which have hitherto governed the subjects mentioned
the Board of Health has in the past few years effected
the conduct of diaries and the quality of the milk supply
There subject in which the sanaans of national repu take
lively and intense interest than this of milk supply E
peca attention being the matter of milk for children labor
being established in cities where the article is specially
pared for the omach of infants Mr. Strau
agaor for pure milk lately quoted saying that unless
authorities the question right of time wher
the dairy industry would destroyed and the lives the entire popu
laon of the country mpeed Not only is there danger from be
cuo but impure milk is universally recognized Of the
agents for the propagation of typhoid Mr.
reported saying that Chicago is the only city in the world which
has placed itself absolutely right the milk question.
When the local ordinances have become will the
authorities them may be before thorough
compliance with their comprehensive provisions With
what is novel the precautions for cleanliness of diaries and of meth
DDS OF milking and distribution righteousness the
Of the officials will probably be required until the whole system
has become accepted matter of Yet the ordinances would
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-21
THE MATTER OF ANGERICANIzATION.

received somewhat indignant protest from reader
who great admirer of the Japanese against expressions in
these columns of wish that local public sentiment were more strongly
disposed developing the white mans civilization here Inc pro-
ean appears regard policy showing prejudice and
appreciation of the Japanese In fact shows nothing OF the
of plain business and political gacity and has
with feeling than has the tariff law In TACT
the Hawaii determined policy OF seeing
the business founded upon exactly the basis
as the Congress of the United States
British because they
designed to prevent cheaper British labor from lowering of cloth
ii America and thus bringing American down 1t is simply an
economic policy generally recognized that the question may
drop out of politics.
If Honolulu American city and these islands
occidental it broadly population instead of being
Aac and oriental American prosperity would quite evidently be
greater In the place of hundreds of oriental skilled aborers
there would be white Hawaiian Americans doing good work.
making homes earning better salaries and spending
investing their savings here if had of the
proper spirit there would not be cheap oriental contractors doing
building arpenng, painting plumbing and other work all over
again. would white Hawaiian Americans who
establish homes the benefit Of the community The same
spirit would lead the patronzg of stores instead OF the
all tending the the
of the islands.
To thinking all this shown by figures, and has
do with prejudice than the tariff has Many
thinks he half dollar he oriental and gets
hat bit cheaper thinks he if he employs oriental
build his home In fact he really loses Tn fact he de-
soying country place the possible prosperity of his chill
dren and aiding conditions that hurt his present business far
beyond the value of what he All this doctrine consistent with
highest oena readest acknowledgment
their splendid qualities has be recognized that matter of
the their civilization from their flag to ours
take 1t greater leap than the ErcH"n
because the latter already like BIT If The
does become Amercanzed what right has he to
that from occupation of American territory lie
burdens citizenship he doesn't 40 JuV
doesn't stand line military duty he doesn't invest his
here contrary sends all he of the country Upon
possible business he ask that the
part the community ptronze him? How can he or his
friends protest adopt such plain business policy that
CT trying to help another?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-21

tive Burns and aids 1t ignoring the shock these revelations
have been the people of San Francisco who had long been
fed the notion that Heney working free patriot who
Spckes remarked loved San Francisco and would accept money
for saving her from grafers
But this not all by During this PERIOD has
been discovered Heney received from the federal
aggregang 47oo for alleged services the Department of Justice
Here is where Congressman Tawny $4,000 in M appears
that between March 1908 and January Heney paid
sums aggregang $23ooo supposed to be for services connection
with the Oregon land frauds which he had before
paid $4,000 The whole world knows well that Heney has
been engaged land fraud for than The in
vesgaon started Washington into Department of Justice short
ages has smoked this fact Hence probably awneys adj
mission that eny had been paid $4,000 this for which he had
not performed service this Take the aggregate of all
items paid to Ieney alone federal by Mr. Sprccs
the nee sum OF S7I3S22 add what his law from Mr.
Sprecke and we have $1o98 22rey respectable law income
and not exactly warranng posing working free pro
bono puco and to be assisted by public subscription Add Burns
$4,000 and is evident that the graft prosecution has financed
such scale that only millionaire defendants made
battle
As for the effect OF the disclosures graft prosecution the
weakening of prestige enough greatly lessen con
vCions
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-21
THE IMMIGRATION OF ALIENS

The general treaty between this Japan will
remain i'll force until July ~ 1911 after which
twelve months notice by either party Japan likely
such notice able do if other
than her objection to the following povso attached the articles
which the people of each nation the power
the country of the other and in business therein:
1t is however, understood that the stpulatons contained
this and the preceding articles do affect
laws ordinances and regulations with regard trade
migration of aborers, police and public security which
force which hereafter be enacted in either of the
countries
Japan objects to the words the immigration of aborers the
foregoing paragraph the ground that equivalent
thereto III our treaties with other except While
japanese Government is perfectly willing the ability
TO prevent japanese aborers from coming this country
10 treaty stipulation permitting borers bv
domestic law as derogatory the dignity of Japan
make such reservation treaties with other except China
IS therefore, matter of vet considering it
as SUCH it hard to why Japan should notable
concession to her be the only nation the world which by the
provisions OF treaty. authorized American labor
from her territory To consider the as were
and affecting the rights only of Japanese aborers of
oa youthtunes which time will AS Japan
FAR particular and resote than determining what rights
foreigners enjoy in her territory And within
her rights The regulation of permitted to
enter into the population of should be determined
country by domestic law 1t subject which
making ought to NEEDLE with and should
NEEDLE with The only ausion the subject in
treaty with Japan other country explicit
that the regulation of immigration domestic The
provision Objectionable Japan has been inserted any
treaty that with China for the
been objection unrestricted immigration except
time when there such objection equivalent
these words the with Japan should be included in
hereafter negotiated with countrySan Francisco Chronicle
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-21
THOSE HENEY DISCLOSURES.

The Star has the Advertiser thinks confused Heney
1t easy the question What has the money
which the United States Government paid Heney do with the
San Francisco graft prosecution And the Advertisers explanations
explain all temzng the $2388 paid Heny by Sprec
els doesn't make appear much better especially when such items
$1,000 for office salaries $4,000 for detectives $1,000 rent
appear Still especially when that emng this list
mention made of $65o paid to of Heney partners and
$1,000 another The total paid eny and partners by Sprec
els $63478 and doesn't make any less payment
that Henes portion applied extavagan office In
dentay the testimony shows that during the period of these
payments Specke paid $4o4 80 for the services of
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-21

9[.-1A0A d 3t3i
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s3S2,776.12

Subscribed day June 1909
GUILD,
Notary Public Judicial Circuit
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-21

STATEMENT OF CON DITIoN, JUNE 30, 1909.
ASSETS. LIABILITIES
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-21
The OLD STORY AGAIN

During the past week only one liquor
case was tried in the Circuit Court.
Hue Sing, was first tried and convicted
of selling liquor withiut license in the
District Court of Hanalei, and was fin
ed $3.50. 90; he appealed to the Circuit
Court and his case was heard by the
jury this week. The jury was out but
a few miments when it returned a
verdict of not guilty.
Judge Hardy, after stating that no
more liquor cases would be tried by
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-21

An overwhelming public opinion recognized in the
dnance the erection OF
localities which has passed its initial stage of Supervisors
Expert legal talent volunteered prepare
laws of mainland cities the subject exhausve
its drafting If it does not hold udiciay community will
be sadly disappointed
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-21

the present jury, said Evidence given
by informers should be regarded as
worthy of proper consideration; that
it was difficult to secure evidence
against persons who violate the law,
and in many cases it was necessary to
use detectives in order to bring to JUS
tice those who violate the law, that it
was especially true in liquor cases."
The evidence in the case of Hue
Sing was, for the prosecution, largely
given by informers- Garden Island.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-21
1909 FRANKLIN RECORD CONTEST

RELIABILITY TEsT-Frankln
Frankin's
AUTOMOBILE TRADE ASSOCIATION MIL
COTESTThe Franklin
distance gallon o. gasoline
d
mobile make the $50
justments
WORCESTER RELIABILITY
perfect The technical
thirteen contestants who had
CLEVELAND ENDURANCE Mo-
del won the highest award
lowest gasoline consumption. - -
CHICAGO RELIABILITY TEsT-Fnkln Model D won
perfect technical
penalzaion of
a
feet In this model that was ship
ped
mile grind without
GlDDEN IouRFrankln Model and Model
IN ths contest they We're acknowledged aestrdng
all motor-cars, and they had tire trouble
All OF which that
Is the best automobile mechanically
weight not necessary for strength
weight
lin ar-cooled engine is without staying
= N'-e
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