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The Democratic advocate., 1909-08-13
CHANGERS, PICNIC.
Farmers Of Carroll Enjoy Themselves
at Taneytown.


The twelfth annual picnic and ag-
ricultural exhibit of Taneytown
Grange, No. 184, opened In Ohler's
Grove, near that town, Tuesday and
continued through the three follow
ing days. Il, o. Garner. president Of
the grange, opened the affair with an
address Of welcome
Michael Il. Walsh, OF Westminster.
discoursed at length on the tendency
Of the young farmers to abandon their
plows and HE themselves TO the city.
He advocated an agricultural depart
ment in our public schools.
Wednesday was Good Roads Day, -
and addresses on this subject were
delivered by Guy w. Steele and Judge
Clabaugh. Mr.. Steele's address will
be found in full in another column.
In the afternoon Rev. X. w. Doty, of
Westminster. spoke Of The Oranges
Work"
Thursday addresses were made by
Prof II. J. Patterson, on THE Bene-
iit TO be Derived from the Grange )"
Hon. J. r. G. Talbot, Amusing incl
dents connected with making the
present Tariff law" Hon. Jos. A.
Goulden, THE Grange" DR.. A. Stab
Ter, Farm Sanitation" Prot. J. B. s.
Norton. Diseases OF Plants" Ex-
Governor wariield spoke In the after
noon.
Friday morning Hon Joseph A.
Goulden spoke on Agriculture
Taught ia the Public Schools" Ora
tions were delivered by Il. A. Nus
baum and J. ". Reifsnider, of this city
In the afternoon Governor Croihers
talked on Good Roads" and Prof
Close on Horticulture"
The Democratic advocate., 1909-08-13
BASEBALL
Westminster Wins Two and Loses
Two the Past Week

No thf FhNt week.
AZ sykesyille on Friday the West.
minister team deientad the club Of
thnt place iu close rame, TO 4.
The features wcre ABhmnres good
work ior Westminster. and The bat.
ting of JNckson and II Workman for
sfkesNlle Finn struck out u men.
Westminster had np rrfufa Sykes
vie 2 The former made hlis. the
latter
Saturday. ihe Wealnlnstar boys
played MI Airy IN that town The
game was called al the end af the
sixth inning 10 alow tho Westminster
CLUB to catch train for home. the
score at that time being & 10 I IN
favor Of Mt Airy Tho game was
somewhat ragged on both sides.
Reisz WIS banged for 10 hits. while
Doherty allowed only 3 Each side
made errors
Westminster met with its usual
luck ~ Frederick on Monday. being
defeated. by the score ~ 10 { Maher
pitched for Frederick. and Campbell
Tor Westminster MeGarysy made a
home run and Spencer got three
bagger and singles Frederick
made 4 hita. Westminster z Each
side had error.
Tuesday Westminster and sykes.
Vile played a double header IN this
city The home team won the tirst
game. ~ 10 8. and the second was a
tic, ) 20 s. Rsitz started to pitch the
arai game. but gave way 20 Brown
The Democratic advocate., 1909-08-13

in the first inning. The latter struck
out IL men and allowed only Q hits
IN innings. Finn was wild, passing
8 men and allowing IL hits. Brown
started the second game, but was re-
lieyed in the fifth by Campbell In
the two games Bonthron made two
home runs and two two-baggers, q
total Of ~ bases. He also figured in
three double plays. Spencer made a
single, two two-baggers and triple
Workman made single and two two
baggers. Steigerwald and Ryer rob
bed Haley Of two hits Bevans had
five singles. Dr. Campbell made q
fine catch on the left field fence.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-08-13
MOUNT OLIVE.

The Ladies' Aid Society of Mt
Olive M. II. Church will hold their an
pual lawn fete Saturday, August 2S
on the lawn adjoining the church
Supper will be served from until s
o'clock, consisting of chicken. OF
ham, and trimmings, and many kinds
of confectionery. The supper will be
Is TO rs cents for adults or children
The Democratic advocate., 1909-08-13
IN MHMoRIAM.

In sad but loving remembrance Of my dear hua
band. John p. PhillinRer. who departed this If
one year aRo. August II, 1903.
o, dear husband. my heart "a 10 weary,
As walk along life's way.
So lonely since you left me.
just one year ago today.
How sadly have counted the hours
That measured this sorrowful year,
Since laid thee meath a mound Of fowers
MY deer husband loved 80 dear.
All since then my life q aaddenod
Since that night my hopes are rlain.
But hie voice aeeiHa swcotlH saying.
Courage. we shall meet nRaln
Bx WIFE AND ctuLDnENs
The Democratic advocate., 1909-08-13
MO. 1880 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county,
IN Equity.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
IN Equity.
Waiter L. Hawkins. Assignee, VI.
Louis Horpel and Laura p. Hornet.
bis wife. MoTtgagors.
Ordered. this 18th day OF August.
A. u. 1903 by the Circuit Court for
Carroll County. sitting as Court OF
Equity. that tho sale OF the mortgaged
Real EGtnte made and reported In tho
above entitled cause by Waiter l..
Hawkins. Assignee. by virtue OF the
power ~ sale contained In o mort
gage from Louis H0rpei and Laura
D hofpel. his wife. to The Sykes
Vile Perpetual Building Association
90 carroll County bearing daie on
the s9th day ~ June in the year
Nineteen hundred end Seven. aud
recorded among the Real Estate Mort
gage Records ~ Carroll County. IN
l8ber u =. s.. Nm %. folio 800. Sc.
and duly assigned To The Sykesyile
Building AgEoClatlon Of Carroll Coun-
", by deed nf assignment. bearing
date on the 9Th day Of August. 1907.
and recorded among said Real rs
tate Mortgage Records. III i.ibar - +.
s.. No 80 folio 4t4. &c. and also duly
assigned BY the said The Sykeavllle
Building Association of Carroll Coun.
y "a Walter /. Hawkins. be finally
ratified and confirmed. unless cause
70 the contrary thereof bo shown on
or before the lath day Of September
next. provided a copy of this order
be inserted N some newspaper pub
llshed IN Carroll County. Maryland,
once d week ~ each Of three succea-
site weeks before the 9Th day of Sep
iombor next
The report states the amount Of
sale 20 be $4,000.
DAVID P. SMElaSER. Clerk.
True copy. Test
aug l33t DAVID r. SNELsER. Clerk.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-08-13

A festival will be held az the resi-
dence Of James NJ. Stoner. PennsyI-
vania avenue, on August n and 2S.
Proceeds 70 be used In the building
Of new sections house for the
Reformed church. II the weather un-
favorable win be held September 3
and 4
The Democratic advocate., 1909-08-13

Raymond Hood aged 20, and Elmer
Hood, aged Is, OF New Windsor, were
arrested In Baltimore Tuesday charg-
ed with the larceny OF the use OF a
horse and buggy from II. II. Har-
baugh. OF this city, The boys were
brought 70 Westminster Thursday by
Sheriff Townshend and we're given
q hearing this morning by Police JUS
tice Shrlver.
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Die blsber in Der 3. Gloiic nidt con.
furrircn fonntelL @clcaenbeit gcbo.
ten ihr &0nnen nit Grfplg ms Srei-
fen 5ll fiibren.
Gine brittle lueicntlietc 9teuerim9 lit
Die, bob bieanrol nu6 cinGonfilrren5-
SinQcn iir omcrifonii0c 8lec Stubs
OeronItoltet lr;rO. 81 Dem ihon oi.
perlc 9inmcl0lnGcn cinGcloilien iinb.
Gic SGngcr oiiricn ihr eigcnc9 Hicb
mGGlcn. miiiicn otcr nit minOcItcna
40 WoHu confir-ircl
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dies iiir bo9 Set oitiGcitcllt lour0r,
lo.t.et mie iclnt:
Cri.e3 Gpuiert.
ScGiinn. beH 90. Snui 1000. INT S.;J NbruSe.
NMp pfau1S t,pHsrrt
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l6pcrig iCin nluB mic 0oS Grci9licO
erlter &lolc Der Gin5clpcrciue.
9od Dem 9Iblin6en OcS <nltlicoc@
Scltcn9 ollcr prcisiin0enocn &crcinc
1cIon0t elmer Der q cnpcQa Wioiicu-
d]ore Der 5clt Gon5crtc sum &or-
troQc, pclcbcr crit tlr5 ppr Dem 2luf-
trctcn 0urdb bo9 Sno3 bcitiumt un0
bon ollcn Ncrcincu geIlllgcn lucrocn
mu6.
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@unIlllcOCH, mic oub Nc9 d copcuo
Chores MIRO Die NcibcnioI02 ser nlii
trctcnocn &crcine nou Ounces N,u
tit &onltc 0uu6 eo9 |oo9 icItAcitcllt.
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nnbcirittcncr y4piic 5mciuul ans
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9htltrctcu nc5 &crcip2 az Nerehnct.
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more.
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FrGliocnt &Clrritb Settler, 2. @icc
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mo STnpll'cIller @erlllnllIl NfldlId,
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SrlcE' "'l'lli eoaiI'e' @erlll Vrcoc'
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Wsit einenl gi0n5enbcn gnpIono
Der ousiuGrtigcn81ite nobm Somltag
%bCno Ons %. Rationale S0ngcrfeit
oes Norbohlidcu S0ngerbunocS in
9tcn Dorf icinen sInfang. Sic 8c-
tbeillaung lpar cine iiber ole Grpor.
tunaen 5oblreibc. Wtopor WicGlcIon
bieb Die @Gltc ipilronnlen. 0oS
nlrnnt Ia olId nidt munber, beu
ollein on bem Greisiingen ncbmcn
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llcbcrbolpt bat eS iebt bcreitS ben
anidciit, oaB nit Der 3obl Der onoe.
ren 0eir6ern bauptlGhlih Den
Shlobtenbummlcrt, iiber 10000
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aerfeit 9beiI nebmen oiiriten. hinge
f1br 200 SGn9er ino beren 6rcunoe
bon Baltimore rpobntcn Dem Gm-
pfones-G -Gon5ert bel.
Baltimore par Die erite Stoot, mel
che es lpagte, bon elmer olten Grooi-
tlon ob5nlpeihen lino OaS Sdngericlt
Ysitte Sum- 81 beranltolten. geelp-
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3obn NfiiUcr, e. &. g&ogncr uuo 0t
to Seller.
>. @oB: 9}id. @aNucr Q}ortiu
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forO Pine. Otto 9rilagcmonL ErGij
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ncmonL }lIbcrt CebmomL 5. Storf
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&oI. Bauer.
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ScnberNcr, 0Irigent.
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0}otbGS, GbnS. SeuboIo, gSm. Gou.
bert r{oGn 3. $oofinlnm, 2ouiS Hctt,
berg VI. 0cn0rih9, &oui3 @ccmomL
s. 9. FcrriL pcnrp @rcbc, Charles
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aur5. ". 9oucieir Or. Gbos. Mes.
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bolj, u. G 8. Sluartlpout, golporo
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Eiipfe lno sS1l Sogel
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!Dorf bat ofienbor ipoblgctbon, ocm
Vcilpiel 3l folgen. Gins ober oiiricn
ilnlere Sdnger BON Baltimore nidt
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Gins otcr lit iidcr. bob ons groBe
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pie Ocutitc Sangcy in Slmcrifo lc-
bcn Der ,5citbcb6rbe in 9lcu gorf
in nonniglofcr SGciic Gum Whl;tcr
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len @cttitrcit, obGcicbcn bon ocm
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ocn Gereinc r0cr @crcinigungen itoIj
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gen getroiicn. So mltroc pom Vun-
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niht mebr ols u S0ngcrn 5u0cIoi.
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monn, Sol 0cgenborbt, ien.. 5reo.
SuppIce, S. Is. 8iGioms, $. 8.Sitd.
9. 9. @cpiortb, 5. $. 9ernan, 6. 6.
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Nobn.
I. @oB: 5. S. @1bmonn, George
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gel GboS. Slider, @eorge Shmiot.
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frocmnnn @. ". SBbriidcr, 2ouiS
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Scnnllcr. M. 6. Malt6er, @ouie 6ii,
tbcr, ISobn 8. &iltjerotb, Ir. $. a.
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6c9fc tn0 Gtto SAilliug.
:, Gcn0r: George 2lbrliuN &oui3
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arofC5 WaHncc,Gpnsert
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Sod. lGco. $. Giencr, Gbas. Seil,
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-10
UNIQUE MAlKlAlrr!aE!oS.. 3 RAIc1E.

DrookIyn soldiers Plan to Flash WirG
less Bulletins ~ Miles Are Run.
With telephone relief stations at ev-
cry mile to fash the bulletins by wire
less, with every home along the route
decorated in honor Of the runners and
with i motor cycler attending each
contest, the most remarkable Marathon
ever run Will be that from Brooklyn
to Sea Gate, N. Y. under the auspices
Of Battery e, Thirteenth coast ar'
tillery. Lincoln's birthday, Feb. y, Is
the date Of the unique race. ft,t
Thousands of"people will witness the
start from the armory Of the Thir'
teenth regiment in Brooklyn. Then as
the runners cover each mile OF the
twenty-six and fraction the wireless
bulletins telling the leader and the pc.
sition of all the contestants will be
flashed to the armory, where the crowd
Gun follow the race as 1t Is run.
So unique is the plan that residents
along the route Of the Marathon fell
in line with the suggestion Of the com
mittee Of artillerymen that they deco
rate their homes. George, Schwagel,. Z
wireless operator, who is also mem
Der Of the regiment, will have charge
Of the bulletin service.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-10
DOGS LONG TRIP.

Travelled From Kentucky e Arsansas
and Swan Two Rivers.
In a letter recently received at Lex
ington, Ky, by a member Of the Ma
tional Fox Hunters' association Judge
A. Floyd HUI Of Hot Springs, Ark,
reports the return of his famous fox.
hound Seminole; which was lost dur
ing the division field trial at the an
nual meeting Of the association at
Crab Orchard Springs. Ky. last No
vember.; "
Judge HUI reports that the hound
reached his home, near Hot Springs
.bIaeditKsa from III aif four feet and a.
most starved to death from the long
trip. In making the trip from Ken
lucky to Arkansas the hound was
forced to swim the Mississippi and
Arkansas rivers and to cover q dis
lance Of over coo miles. The most ne
markable part Of it is that the dog
was shipped to Kentucky from Massa-
chusettsS and had never been in Hot
SPRING..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-10

" ~ JAMES x. EDeERToN.'
r&HE career Of Charles s. Deneen,
governor Of Illinois, has been
one OF storm and battle. When
he was trying to be a lawyer ne
tramped the streets Of Chicago Tor
weeks seeking to ind a Job as clerk,
copyist, once ! boy, anything. 30 tnat
he might finish his legal education ana
ret a foothold. His eight years as
states attorney for Cook county, IN
which he prosecuted grafters and big
criminals. even antedated the parauel
career. Of Ex-Governor Joseph W. Folk
a. district attorney Of st. Louis. De-
mems nrst nomination for the govern
orshipf came on the seventy-ninth bal
lot after the longest and most bitterly
contested state convention contest IN
American history. His second nomi-
nation was won in i dercely fought
state primary with bare majority OF
1000. In the election that followed
laree numbers Of Republicans, incfod-
INK organization leaders, openly fought
him, and he won out BY only 28,164,
although Taft carried the state by
1922. Even then his troubles were
not ended. He was threatened with
contest, and the anti-D eneen Repub-
leans Of the house Joined with the
Democrats and organised that body.
Despite all this fierce opposition, he
has generally managed TO- win bis
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-10
Charles. S. D Den. : n
Rssolte Governor Of illinois, Who Has Aroused an en'e
state-chef Figure In Two Sensational Conventions
-. ~sAa@ Conservative Retormer, No Mans
... ,..~>>. Man and Fighter. . y.ss
Man and a Fighter.

tnrnel ON almost Persuaded" but
the delegate did not see it that way
There was adjournment over sun.
day. but nobody was converted or ex-
nerienced a change Of heart. On MOD NOD
day I'VE Intellectual ballots were had,
and the band pounded out Hold the a.
Fort" Tuesday saw nine ballots. ana
the band discoursed r. I'm the sweet
Ry and By" Wednesday, saw an az
tempt on the part Of the Federal
brigade" to get up So .pede for
Lowden, but the delegates suddenly
became stand. patters and refused to 2
break loose for any bunch Of once
holders. The band played Onward,
christian Soldiers Thursday there
were ten ballots, and the slide from
bone man let loose with "Please Go
Way and Let Me Sleep" This struck
a responsive chord In the bosoms q! OF
the delegates, and they adjourned.
The next day, May 20, saw only one
ballot. Two Fridays were too much
for the convention. The band was oil
III and had not enough wind OF
strength left to- play anything.zstAd-
tournament was taken for eleven days.
1lomia.t.S,sy 4sasly 1ioSo Votes.
When tho convention rre,asss mbled on
Tuesday, Nay. 8 there - iFc5,ehange,
ana the ZANE rstAte of inertia
sreetedthe nsst ~ 81 ~ ~ month.
=l-srsE " D.