davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-02

pOZyCyl Dyi WdZleCZllyln, &c wy
konuje zadanie, ktore wiasciwie
= do niego nalezy.
w pierwszym rzedzie ma uzna'
ME zasluzyi sobie posel Kramarz
ktory O lie moze niezbyt szcze'
sliwym byi W pozytywnych swo.
| ich wskazowkach i radach, {
| tyle w znakomity sposob stoSu'
mex Niemiec do Austryi poddai a,
nalizie krytyoznej. Jasno, jak ma
dloni, wykazal pose} czeski W
swej movie w Delegacyi, re ME
Rosya ptagnela wojny i ME Au'
stro-Wegry baiy sic tel wojny
iecz Rosys sic bata, ably Austro,
Wegry ME wyda}y jej wojny, dc
ktorej ona byla zupe}nie nieprzy,
gotowana. Ola tego tez Rad ro'
syjski uciekl sic pod opieke Me,
mice, proszac te ostatnie o posre-
dnictwo we Wiedniu. Niemcy
ktorym wojna Austryi Rosya
ewentualne zwyciestwo tel pier,
wszej wcale sic ME usmiechalo
speiniiy prosbe Rosyi. Gabinet
wiedenski ME mogi odmowic So
jusznikowi. \acz rozumial dobrze
istotne pobudki jego posrednict,
wa. Do wojny ME przyszio ku
pozytkowi Rosyi Niemiec, a kr1
szkodzie Austro-Wegier.
Rewelacye DIR. Kramarza wpra-
willy Gala prase wiedehska W O.
kropnie zly humor. l wlaSnie ten
ziy humor, objawiajacy sic - "a
leznie cd temperamentu wydaw-
cow i metody piracy w gazetach
poszczeg6lnych - badz w zjad-
liwych napaSciach ma dr.. Krama-
rza, badz w ironizowaniu wynio-
STEM i tonic pouczajacym pod je-
60 adresem, ten zly humor poucza
re DIR. Kramarz trafiI w nieniej-
Sym wypadku w samo sedno
rzeczy.
Zreszta ME powiedzial on =
dla Europy - rzeczy novel. Mo
re Niemcy Austryaccy, zapedziw-
sly sic zbyt daleko w bizantyz-
mie dla cesarza Wilhelma II. ME
chca wiedziec i slyszee tego, Q
czem W Europie juz CORA cd ro-
ku mowi sic i pisze, jake 0 RE
czy powszechnie znanej.
Pierwszem pismem, ktore og}o-
siio, re to Rosye uratowa}a inter
wencya Niemiec pred straszna
dla niej W obecnych warun-
kach - wojna z Austro-Wegra-
mi, byi bardzo znany i bardzo po-
wazny miesiecznik londynski The
Nineteenth Century and after. w
zeszycie "a lipiec 1909 r. wybit-
ny publicysta angielski mr., Ae-
meas O'Neill, znajacy wybornie
stosunki austryacko-wegierskie i
niemieckie, oglosii artykul pod
tytuiem ,,Imperialist Austria: an
Impression from Vienna" w tym
artykule, opartym ma pierwszo-
rzednych zrodiach informacyj-
nych, p. Aeneas O'Neil wyraznie
pfsal, re Austro-Wegry dazy}y
ma wiosne 1909 r. do wojny Z Ro-
sya, poniewaz wiedzialy, re be
die to dla Mich wojna zwycieska,
Leoz wlaSnie dla tego Niemcy
ME zyczyiy sobie owej wojny i
interwieniowaiy we Wiedniu ma
rzecz Rosyi.
Jak widzimy, wywody te zga-
dzaja sic zupe}nie rewelacyami
DIR. Kramarza. Ia autentyczno-
scia ich przemawia takze prawdo-
podobienstwo wewnetrzne. Au-
stro Wegry porobily przygotowa-
MIA do wielkiej wojny, ME stoja-
ce W proporcyi nalezytej ma pun
kcie rozmiarow i kosztow nawet
z ewentualnym zaborem Serbii.
magic do wojny ME
.przyszlo. Skutkiem tego Austro-
Wegry wydaiy mnostwo picnic
dzy bez dotykalnego zysku =
co rozstrzyga glownie - przepu-
sciiy moment stosowny do sto-
czenia zwycieskiej wojny z Ro-
sya, wojny, ktora ma diugie, dlu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-02

ku do Chicago, to- wypowiedzianq
zostanie wojna, a w tym razie one
obniza ceny jazdy o wiele wieceJ
a mianowicie w pierwszej klasie
o So. a W drugiej 0 Sc, a nadto
Iieszcze inne obnizenia nastapia
mp. "a jazde do Bostonu 1tp. =.
Kompanie Pennsylvania 1 New
York Central widocznie zlekiy
sic grozby, zmienily znowu swe
ceny jazdy i teraz ma wszystklch
kolejach ceny sa jednakowe. =,
Springfield, ILL.,, 2 grudnia. -
Sekretarz stanowy udzielif praw
korporacyjnych novel kompanli
kolejowej zwacej sic Chicago,
Terre Haute and Southwestern
Railway Co. W Illinois,. Kapita'
zakiadowy tel kompanii wynosl
S2, 100000, zamierza ona wybu-
dowac linie .kolejowa cd Quaker
Hill lub jakiegoS miejsca W pobll-
zu W Edgar county, ILL.,, przez po-
wiaty Edgar, Vermillion, Iroqu-
ois, Kankakee, Will i Cook do
Chicago Heights lub miejsca w
poblizu.
Milwaukee, Wis, 2 grudnia. -
w kilku tutejszych warsztatach
krawieckich zastrajkowalo okolo
600 osob, wrzekomo powodu, re
II tych firm wykohczano roboty
porozpoczynane w warsztatach
chicagoskich, w ktorych strajk pa
nuje. Firmy te jednakowoz "a
przeczaja by obwinienie bylo Stu
szne.
Nowy York, 2 grudnia. - Spra-
wa tajemniczego kufra zawiera-
iacego zwioki nieznanego cz}owle-
ka, przybrala nowy obrot / zawl-
klaia sic jeszcze bardziej. Kufer
nalezal, jak juz donoszono, do
niejakiego Williama Lewis. Otoz
okazuje sic, re ten Lewis cd Kill
ku lat juz ME zyje. Nadto jednak
mikroskopijne badania zarzadzo-
ne w kufrze wewnatrz cynkiem o.
bitym dowiodiy, re cziowiek ten,
lktorego doskonale. lnumifikowane
zwioki tam sic znajdowaly, by
najmniej ME umarl smiercia gwal-
townq. Zdaje sic przeto, re ME "a
szfa zadna zbrodnia.
Newark, N. J., 2 grudnia. -
Podczas gdy dwaj koronerzy
sprzeczali sic w domu zmarlego
farmera Busby o to, ktory Mich
ma zarzadzic Sledztwo, ow yu-
marty nagle odrzucii okrywajace
go przescieradio, usiad} prze-
cierajac oczy zapytai sic, co tu
Isle wiasciwie dzieje. Okaza}o sic,
ze pomimo orzeczenia 2 lekarzy,
IL Smierc nastapiia, Busby byi tyl-
ko w latargu, ktorego ma szcze-
scie jeszcze ma czas sic obudzii.
Cierpi on ma jakaS szczegolna ner-
kowa chorobe, jak powiadaja le-
karze, i zapadi w letarg tax gle
boki, re pulls przestai bic, a od-
dychanie zupefnie ustalo.
Nowy York, 2 grudnia. - Zda-
je sic, re nareszcie poiozono ko-
nice brojeniu szajki falszerzy mo-
net, ia kt6rej czele stall Wloch
Lupo (Lupo we wloskim jezyku
znaczy wilk), ktory jest oskarzo-
nv nietylko o fafszowanie picnic
dzy, ale takze popeinienie przy-
najmniej jednego morderstwa i
r6znych zbrodni ,,Czarnej reki".
Aresztowano bowiem 13 WHO
chow, II ktorych znaleziono mno-
stwo falszywych banktnotow.
Dziewieciu z mich podobno male
zaio do szajki Lupa. Lupo ma
poczatku roku zostaf aresztowa-
ny "a rome zbrodnie skazany ma
80 lat wiezienia. lego pierwszy
pomocnik Morello, razem MIN
aresztowany, skazany zosta} ma %
lat wiezienia. Pomimo tego jed
max pojawialo sic jeszcze mno-
stwo fafszywych banknotow.
samo wygladajacych jak bankno-
ty II Lupa znalezione. Najlepszym
detektywom polecono zaiac sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-02
Ze spraw niemieckich.

ykansk1 rezy
Straik zakonczOny.-Wojna kOlelO'
wa odwr6cona. Milwaukee, Szajka Who
skich tafszerzy. Oredze prezydenta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-02
Osma lnagWacya prezydenta
Diaza.
Niepok6j w Meksyku.
= ANGIsII. 1
Walk Turecko- Greckie. !
z FRANCYI.
w Macao luz porzadek.
Poludniowej Ameryki.
AUSTRIA CHCE MESA AMERYKL
z ANGI.II.
Walk Turecko-G Greckie
z FRANCYI.
w Macao juz porzadek'
z Poludniowej Ameryki.

AUSTRIA CHCE MESA Z AMERYKI.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-06-23

Get your counter tabs, any
size, made at The Dawn office at
Seattle prices.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stevens re
turned Friday from their honey
moon trip to the Sound.
Mr. and Mrs. ". \. Sharp left
Saturday for Victoria, where they
Will spend several DAYS.
Miss Eva Wakelec is spending
the week III Spokane attending
the state {. T.. convention.
George Snodgrass of kiltitas Is
having his residence remodcllcd,
Willis Cole Is doing the work.
II
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-06-23

You Sure Went One
Our stock Of 1910 maps for the
state OF Washington are ready for
delivery. Think of it! The Dawn
a whole year and the latest state
map, ms ready to hang on your
,Aall and IN Aruau..nt Il anA. haI1S..
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-06-23
e'''''e ''' '''' tut ND d 3 l''t"' :

Federal Building Site
Congress hac passed the bill ap-
propriatlng 81 OoO. for the purchase
IL Il fAI. &. I'll LII L.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-06-23

IOStdl Savings Ddnk Dill
The Postal Savings Bank bill has
passed both houses and gone up to
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-06-23

ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
Dusty.
Summer.
Such streets.
Read Stowcll's al.
What about the cut of survey,
DO YOU want a 1910 state map
K. \. Macarthur was in Seattle,
Monday.
Tuesday was the longest day of
the year.
G.. Z. Short of Clcl;lum, was in
the city Saturday.
l.. K Thomas of CleElum, was
in the city Monday.
] T.. Farrell spent a few days on
the Sound tins week.
Ii Won want the local news YOU
must read The Dawn.
James Mcdowell will spend Sun
day in North Yakima
Simon X Iustham of Roslyn,
Wa IN the city Saturday.
klttitas now supports bakery
conducted by Nh Ericsson.
Mr. and Ms. Ii. " kodman of
kittitas, arc III the city TO-DAY
Rev. " T. lnnett has As his
guest his brother, Arthur llnnctt.
Or. f.. L krcidcl returned from
visit III Seattle SUNDAY afternoon
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-06-23

nice residence on his property.
Miss Elaine FelCh went over to
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-06-23
If your property has merit and is properly
priced we can sell it for yon.
We have good Seattle residence property
trade for good farm lands or orchards
Let us know what you have
INLAND EMPIRE LAND CO.
1917 bird Avenue Seattle Wash
w. II. PAYNE Z co
Successors Payne Emerson


We Handle The Best
We will save you none,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-11

CHIEF SUGGESTIONS FOR LEGISLATIVE
ACTION MADE BY STATE EXECUTIVE

Economy administration Of States affairs # %##@
Maintenance of 100000 cash balance in Iesury. 81 ~ ~ ~ ~ n
Reorganization of boaIdso State nSimtnns with regular pay for auendingm meetings. ~
Reforms in sentencing prisoners to pennenuares and rfonnatores
Creation of State board to buy supplies for institutions N 4e8A@
Erection of several new State buildings, including wonens rformatry
~ axes GM@f*M @ N@ s&t
Creation of public utilities commission with power to regulate such corporations
\ strengthening and extension of primary law and ballot reform S%
Prson sentences for bribery in elections @8M&MMTrv
Urges former recommendations for regulation of licenses F*#@&@f $500. # I
VeNng in executive or courts power to remove officers who do not enforce the law. E
Enactment of employers liability act fF ~ #%%s
Improvement of Atlantic eacoasta ~ M #
Abolition of county tax boards II &A% E@
Enlargement of Capitol ground. 49, IL
Prevention of transporting snberaneanw waters and State conrol Of waters. t
Establishment of ocan boulevard and system of highways % TE@@ %
Provision for improvement of Palisades Par. ~ *rt8 &
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-11

H WV y
Leaving q net free balance octo-
Der Slst, 1909, of...,.....,....... S964,353 81
To this add the comptroller's
itemlzed estimate as to the
probable receipts for State pur-
poses only, for the fiscal year
ending October Slst, 1910, as
Il shown In his report ........ So 151. $40 90
Making a total OF actual and
resources for the
year lsl0 t....-............ Sc, 116, 223 81
ITO this estimate of there
Will be added. as part of the receipts,
h amounts which may be received at
the various institutions for board Of
patients or labor on contract work and
4 like, but as the receipts from insti-
tutions only go into the treasury to be
credited to the several institutions to
be Immediately repaid out to them, it
should not enter into the question of
estimated receipts, and cannot, of
course, be stated with any accuracy
The disbursements to be made during
the fiscal year. ending October 81, 1910,
are estimated by the comptroller as
follows:
To meet the appropriations made by
the Legislature of 1909 for the fiscal
year ending October 81, 1910, as shown
in chapter 272. laws 1909. "a, 245, 017 .32.
Summary OF estimated receipts and dis
bursements for. fiscal year ending Octo-
Der 81, 1910:
Total estimate OF receipts. -. Sc, i16, 22S 81
Total estimate of disbursements 4,2s5,017 So
Leaving an estimated liee bal
ance October 81, 1910. OFF,. $1.S7t. zoe Il
OF course. from this free balance vii!
have to be paid all the appropriations
which the present Legislature shall
make in5the supplemental appropriation
bill. If h supplemental appropriations
shall not exceed in the total $500, O0(
the State will have q free balance on
October S1st, 1910, of over 81. 200. 600. Thu
actual cash balance should never be
less than this to insure safety against
fnlls contingencies.
This condition of the State finances
in. view of the situation at the end o.
the fiscal years 1907 and 1908, may
Justly be claimed to be n of great
Satisfaction by the Legislature and the
,~<Secutive. The full detail of the re-
,ceipts and expenditures of the Statew will
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-11
GOVERNOR FORT URGES ECONOMY ON LEGISLATURE
AND ALSO RECOMMENDS PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
state Institutions.

be found In the admirable reports o
the comptroller and treasurer.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-11
Purchase of Supplies.

The present method of separate pur-
chase of staple supplies for h several
state institutions is wrong. l recon-
mend the creation of a State board for
this the board to consist OF
the commissioner of charities and cor
rections and the official of each of the
institutions who now makes the pur-
chases for it. This board to aggregate
the needed supplies and to purchase
for all at one time; deliveries to be
made at the respective institutions.
This is the New York system, and 1t
has shown great savings. At present,
different prices are paid for the same
article at the different institutions
This is neither good business nor wise
policy. No subject is~of greater con-
Germ to the financial interests of the
state than that here suggested.
Recommended lions for institutions.
The following recommendations are
made for the needed betterment of the
several Institutions of the State:
"a A house of detention for convict
insane should be erected on the
grounds of the State Hospital at Tren-
ton. There are now about two hum
bred of this class confined in the two
State Hospitals. and the management
OF each, and their medical directors
earnestly urge this action. My per
sonal inspection confirms their view
The present institutions are not con.
structed for OBTAINING this class. and
their confinement with the other in
sane is exceedingly detrimental.
Such an institution should be placed
under the control OF the board of man
ayers and officers of the state Hos.
pital at Trenton. No increase OF ex-
pense would be required. save For the
construction of the building to house
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-11

Against this bulance
there were outstand-
ing contracts uncom-
pleted October 3lst.
1909, which must be
deducted, amounting
TO 4ooS,U
There was also in this
gross balance the
( railroad taxes col
lected and appor-
toned TO counties
pursuant to Chapter
40 Of the Laws OF
1906, which had not
on October 31st. 1909,
been distributed pur-
suant to said act.
amounting to ....... 2,376,S
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-05-05

There are many candidates for
the Democratic nomination for Con-
Rress from the Fifth District. This
is good sign. Every county in
the District has some prospective
candidate, though no one has yet
announced his candidacy. Anne
Arundel and Prince Georges have
several names mentioned in conuec-
kith the honor. DR.. Charles
= Of st. Msry's. and W.
OF Charles. are fire.
u in the daily pa
5idates.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-05-05
from Orr Washington CorrespOno'enO
VITAL WASHINGTON NEWS.
BY TAvESHER.

A deficit OF four million dollars
for the first twenty-six days OF
Aprill
A deficit OF more then nineteen
million dollars so far this fiscal
year
A deficit of $3.50, O57. 1891, SO since
June 30. 1901
These are features OF Taft cut
to-the- quick" economy, about which
so much is heard everywhere save
in Washington.
Here are more illustrations OF
Republican business" administra-
ton:
Marble baths for senator's
Autos TO carry them 100 rods be-
tween their offices and the Capitol
Touring cars for the President,
Vice President and Uncle Joe"
White House receptions which
rival the glory oiNapOleon S court,
at one OF which, according TO the
Washington Post. "a dazzling ravine
OF gold blazed before the vision"
Another cropof Quito the-quick"
economies includes:
More then $500 for apolinaris
water for the Senator'S.
Hundreds OF thousand OF dollars
TO keep the Senators in vaseline,
castor oil, bromo quinine. hair tonic,
costly perfumes. glycerine, ber-
gamot, nail brushes, travelling ex-
penses in attending funerals. etc.
etc.
Then we come to this item which
stands by itself:
The addition in the last eight
years OF 80, 225 federal officeholders
TO the payrolls OF the republic, at
an increase OF expense to the people
OF more then senenty million dollars.
This item helps to explain why it is
costing the Taft administration more
them twice as much to run the gov
ernment then IL did Cleverland.
How does this riotous extravag-
ance effect the treasury is asked.
These figures tell us:
Since June 80, 1907, the total bal
ance in the general fund has drop
ped from $272, O61 ,445, AZ to So, OO3,
557, 81. With an average daily de-
felt eating its way into this remain
ing eighty-two million dollars, but
a short time can elapse before the
government will have to sell more
bonds to secure more money to meet
more extravagances. Out standing
bond issues are national debts.
How does all this concern the
average citizen2 This is how:
The per capita appropriation by
Congress jumped from Sc in 1890 to
$12. 40 1909. Since the government
raises the bulk OF its revenue at the
custom houses and internal revenue
Offices. you, Mr.. Reader, are paying
for Republican extravaganza in in.
cresed prices.
There is no use OF your CORES
poundent reporting further on the
proposed investigation OF the sugar
underweighing frauds, or the alleged
illegal sale OF rich Philippine sugar
lands to the sugar trust. The trust
has shown itself powerful enough to
prevent q probe by Congress. Just
how it was able to protect itself from
an investigation the writer does not
pretend toknow. All that is known
is that nine resolutions providing for
q probe of this thieving trust have
been introduced in this Congress,
and everyone OF them has been
chloroformed. The brother OF Pre-
sident Taft was the attorney for the
sugar trust. and Attorney General
Wickersham was former law part
ner of this brother. The attorney
general says the sugar trust should |
not be investigated. and the Presi- |
dent sustains this view.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-05-05

The Republican State Central
Committee met in Baltimore on
Wednesday, April u, ultino.
Il Endorsed President Taft's ad-
m!nistration and its policies, tariff
bill and all.
Assailed the record OF the Demo
Gratis IN the Legislature and praised
the Republicans.
Condemned the ballots in the
Wilson law counties. and denounced
Governor Crothers for sustaining
the election supervisors and threat
ened an appeal TO the Federal courts
la the future.
Fixed the dates for the congress
sional conventions.
The nomination in the Fifth Dis
trict is TO be made by conven-
ton at Chesapeake Beach on May
%, and Tom Parran 10 10 be NOM
mated.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-05-05
Tuesday, May II, 1910,

ut : o'clock, p. NJ.
all that valuable tract 9r parcel Of land
called and known 10y the name Of
"HOWARO'S MOUNT"
located about one mile from LOveville,
in Third Election district Of St Mary's
County, Maryland. and containing
24O acres. more or less,
The said property constitutes all the
REAL ESTATE Of which the said John
: Mattingly died seized and possessed,
is conveniently located. well supplied
with timber and improved by two Dwell
lings and the necessary outbuildings,
and offers "a rare irduccment for IA good
Investment
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc third of the
purch sse money to he paid in cash on
the day al sale. one-third i'm twelve
months and one-third III two years. or
all cash at the opotinn Of the purchaser,
the credit payments to bear interest
from the day OF sale and to he secured To
the satisfaction Of the undersigned, exc
cutOr.
DAN'L &. HAMMETT,
Executor Of the last will and testament
of John :. Mattingly.
April l4-td
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-05-05
TRUSTEES SALE
OF DESIRABLE
RStHte Estate,
NEAR LEONARDTOWE.

By virtue OF a decree of the Circuit
Court for st. Mary's county. in Equity,
passed in q cause in which RObt {.
Combs and W. |. Dawkins are complain
ants and Eliza G. Johnson, Lewis e.
johnson and Others are defendants. the
undersigned Trustee, will sell at public
auction at the Court House door in
Leonardtown, on
Tuesday, May 81. 1910,
between the hours OF and 2 O'Clock p.
NJ. that tract or parcel OF land situate in
Patuxent district OF ST. Mary's county.
the home OF the late Joseph $. Johnson,
called and known az
THE RANGE"
containing
S91l acres, more or less.
This farm Ii located on the Macintosh
road, about 3 miles from Leonardtown
and is improved by q dwelling and ne
cessary out-buildings.
Terms of sale:-One half cash on
the day Of sale; the balance in | 2 months
thereafter. the deferred payment to be
secured to the satisfaction Of the Trustee
and to bear interest from the day Of
sale.
ROBT. C. COMBS.
May Std. Trustee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-05-05

RATIFICATION NOTICE
Harry +. Mann,
va
John II. MARYLAND, and Annie +. MARYLAND,
his wife.
No. li36, N. f..
IL L. hereby ordered this 18th day OF April,
1910, that the sale made by Harry +. Mann
Mortgage, nled In the above entitled case be
ratified and confirmed unless cause to the CON
trary be shown ON or before the Ind Monday
OF May 1910, provided n copy of this or
der be Inserted In the ~. Mary's BEACoS once
q week for three successive weeks pr Tor to the
3rd Monday OF May.
The report states the land sold for $3.50
ENOCH Il. ABELL, Clerk.
True copy-Test
ENoCH b. ABELL, Clerk
April lift
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-05-05
Good Bargains:

Good Roasted Coffee, pound 10 cents.
Boxes Of yeastpowders, % cents.
Star Soap, Z bars, % cents.
Calico 'front.' cents up.
Good Green Tea, 3 pounds 81.
Boys suits,75 cents up.
6 pairs OF Socks, 25sents.
am. selling out at Chsetico, Md, at
George r. Gamers place. come and
getgOod bargains.
s. MILLISON,
May 5-3m. Chaptico, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-05-05
TRUSTEES SALE
OF A DESIRABLE
Summer Resort,
AND RIVER FRONT FARM.
On st. Catherine Sound,
In st. Mary's County.

By virtue OF decree OF the Circuit
Court for st Mary's county setting in
Equity, passed in cause, No. 1l2S n.
f., wherein J. Philip Greenwich il com
plainant and Mary E. Leach and Others
are defendants, the undersigned Trustee
will sell at public auction at the Court
House door in Leonardtown, Md, on