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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-06-17
nATzIHI1.

III ITaaa Esazman. Of Holsters
I0HH. HRanI H4E9HaI d. ii 49,
visiting II Jahn EhIpIaT.
MFH. Kats FannaIl. 81 Baltimore.
i whiting fFIsndH = IT, vicinity
IHaH. I bowman HuH family spent
Sunday al HIth IHHIF %. Harry
UuH mn
NTH SailIa shameT - moved from
Baltimore N 9Th h.. mother. n.
Francis Taylor.
TIE ID Society 0f naIanzea : :.
Church II h1II H0oIaI Il he
home y aTH Harvey GIba1Eh. Iuns
snInz : HnH program II h given.
and everybody i Invited. The nszf
meeting nf Ihs society I'll b n Iha
hanIH 81 n MIIIIs IIHHHIaE.
MfH. I'D. Snyder. u Baltimore. -
ii n he hume nI n y. :. Snyder
SUNDAY.
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Barley haFezI h begun. nd many
q he farmers n. mHEIn. her ~.
IsHHa Cummings 4nI daughters,
MYTIla md Stella. HnenI from Saturday
III Sunday ~IIn her INT. II.
JHsHe Gilbert.
u zaea Josephine ~ anna Iaue
Hs.szt. HpenI Thursday ii 9TH TIER
za6I. Annie :. Miller.
The balloon IHaI 80 HenInn On St
uTIHX nIEHt IHHI II IN. aIua.H HIure.
came down IN John HsnTY nsnnsF.z
YaHd.
MIas nnIh TIsFmHhIen. 81 naIII.
more. i spending Har vacation 18th
he mother. ~ I'm Gilbert.
TIE Eoad HtuFE L. EiHIfsI fna home
Of Charles EHaIz. nd IaII , habF ri.
IN. MYaFH. u Westminster. spent
from Saturday II Monday HIIh IaHn
HHHHY HsHHEH
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-06-17

CRANBERRY.

The cherry crop Il about over and
good crop i was.
Wheat, rye and grass are looking
fine. Fruit Of all kins Is very promIs-
Ing.
Plenty Of 3 good soaking rain and
very little sunshine l. the talk Of the
day.
Sympathy has being expressed Tor
the families Of Mr.. Noah Sullivan IN
the aIIIIeIIon Of their son. Oscar, Who
was school boy here IN liked BY ey-
erybody. L Il hoped he can soon re-
turn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. z. YIngIing. Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Z. YInglIng. Mr. and
Mrg. Chester Gelman we're zlmong the
visitors that left Westminster On Fri
day 70 spend some time 1t Washing
ton. :. {. They VII return the week.
Mr. Wm. Kelbangh entertained his
friends On Saturday By giving them =
Jolly party. : good time vas had.
Edward c. GummeIl. Of Cranberry.
and Miss Florence strevig. Of West
minister, spent Monday visiting Al
TaneyIown At the homes Of the Diehls
and Angels.
Mr. YIN. =. YInglIng has Just COM
pleIed his flne hennery On his farm.
He placed IN i IN incubator and sep
araIor room. which makes It very con
YenIe0I n ueII ~ useful.
Wm. i. and zach. i. Harris visited
their parents. Mr. and Mra. Wm. i.
Harris. On Sunday lat. Mrs. Harris
has been very III. With little hope for
her recovery. DR.. Bush i The PIN
hIcIan.
Cranberry Sunday school I'll hold
festival II Cranberry school houRe
On Saturday. June IS. Il the uealhas
Il not favorable then. i viI1 b held
Tuesday evening. June q. The pro
eeeda are II 20 % the singing school
Committee IN charge. Peter Vert
William Harris and Nm. Null. Come
one and I'll and hive GOOD time.
Sunday school Sunday IT 30 p. N
Mrs. David J. Brown ana Two sons.
Sterling and Herring. spent several
daYH n Baltimore visiting.
Mra. YIN. = YInglIne. Mrs. y. ].
T. YInsIing and little daughter Edna.
Visited MrH. 7. |. Harris several daya
last week.
Mr. and Mra. Frank shaeTIar and
Mr. and Mrs. Edward shasfTer Visited
It :. :. EbauEh'H On Sunday.
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IsIHIz1HInzHsIZange.

poIIaIoxn. pa.--ThnI she might
yin : gas range offered b gas com
nanY % me IIrEI June bride. MIas j.
Anna Engle and Harry MItmYer. Of
after twelve. The ceremony Haz per.
feromea b. Ella Il Gilbert. whom
Ihey routed onI Of bed . have the
knot tied. =. Z..== -
t naa IT. GIIDerIs IIraI wedding.
He was until recently the RHnreaen~
IaIIYa Of the Fourth Legislative Dis
ITIeI d Montgomery county. and r.
signed 70 assume The duties q Justice
Of The Deaes.
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.SIIIHHIL.

H. making has commenced. but
tie weather. 70 faf. has not been very
nEonIfIoua Tor IhaI WORT The recent
faInE hEKe helped the meadow eraEa
considerably. = I'll Is tHe timothy.
corn i coming along very nicely and
1a0Kz vel.
TIE :. :. snrIser q. / running II
factory N I'll tine. dIspoHIng d Ihe
nzn eron. which i fairly GOOD one.
lis year.
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tres under the name aehartrauae
are not meeting With much success
\ happened n England. the suit
brought IN Belgium. which naa Lost n
tie flrzt tEIaI. has nov. On appeal. been
aeaIn decided against the lIauIaator.
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ENTERPRISE

Benjamin H. Young has improved
his barnyard By laying concrete
yak under the oYerHho0I. !. Il.
Young md 7. RaIhenbsrger did the
WORK
Miss Lila ReizteIIeo, Of Baltimore,
snanI several 1zyH last week Nth Mrs..
Young an1.Mra. RaIhenberEer. q this
place. =
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-06-17

Druaaela. Tie suits brought b the
French ll1nIdaIoE 81 tie aGranae
GhErIrauzes . HHHxanI Ihaz monks.
!. Iormen owners. from selling the
vel EnoNn nznzur IN foreign eonn=
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FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE d HAPPENINGS AMONGST
eUR HEIGHBoRs.
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nentz ~ Job uork = Waz1er =.
Filters Tonaorlal ParIors, I0eal cent.
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DANGER IN DELAY
Kidney Diseases Are Too
Dangerous for Cam
bridge People to
Neglect.

II .reat d: niger Of kidney troubles Is
Z at they get q tirm hold before the suf-
f.; ;er 'eccg 'zes them H,al,h is gradu-
ally Ut dermiuted Backache. headache,
ne'v nsness. laneness. SORENESS, iunbago
'Hin ~ ronbits. droLsq, diabetes ard
Brsht's disease foil ~ Ia INT trciiess success
81! II DJn't iect your kidneys. CuIe
the k'dneys With The certain aud safe
remedy Doan's Kidney Pills. which has
cure,! people right here In Cambridge
Mrs Roland II. Bassett, 30G Aurora
Street ainhlidge. Md sa. .: 81 know
ON personal experience that Doan's
Kidney pills live up 10 ihe claims mad :
Tor them. About year ago | began to
4 I'd f!0m b ck-Che and this grew TO
b al that ! tou:d not do my homework.
My kidneys had been W.. ak for years
and every time | caught cold or over
WoI ktd, the stcietis. eau ,cd me more
or less Trout le ID ANS Kidney Pills
v ere Itc mmeuded to me by parry
~ hu hn.i used q em with so..d results
aud pr.Cn ti a supply at Biaw shaw's
fharm-cy Although over year has
passed since [ Iif ir ed this remedy,
have had no s.riuus trouble from my
kidneys s.n =. | occasionally use a box
Of Duan's kidney Pi.l- and they bring
be mos sstisf .ctnry rcsuits
For sale by all dealers Price SOC
Foster b liburn Co, Buffalo, New York
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the nare-DOans s-and
take no other
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TERRIFIC EXPLOSION
WRECKS A TOWN
Ten Dead, Several Missing
and Scores Hurt.

Ottawa. Ont, May "a terrific eX
plesion occurred at Hull in the works
ofyfhe. General Explosives company.
1t is known that at least ten men are
dead. but several more are missing
Hundreds of plate glass windows in
Ottawa. two miles away. were broken
and twenty houses in Hull were wreck.
ed Many men were injured and one
M. taken to hospital in an auto
mobile. died on the way in front of the
HM Roman Catholic church.
3fost of those killed were crushed
a. nlangled by huge stones weighing
fr&m 100 to 200 pounds which were
h4ffed at them as they were walking
the streets nearby of in their
Ines.
The big boulders crashed into many
lis when the residents were at
sHper. People ran out shouting: Its
oDmet," and others cried that the
eIzm the world had come Six dogs.
&4W and a cat were struck with
H49 and instantly killed.
Sad fire followed the explosion.
He damage, 100000, is mainly
dte tb Eouses wrecked
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Sued For 5000 600 hx Mother.

New York, May 9-Robert Living
stone Cutting, news of whose death
was received from London. disappear.
ed from New York on April Is. and
nothing was heard from him after that
date until information of his death
was cabled here. At the time of the
disappearance it was believed that
Cutting had left the country to escape
service of summons in a suit brought
by his mother to recover 5000. 900 from
his fathers estate.
In the suit filed by Mrs. Cutting,
Judgment of 100000 was demanded
against the son. because he had re
fused to return certain valuable real
estate to her, and ':hy reason of his
conversion thereof to his own use and
bis failure to account to this plaintiff
for the income and profits thereof"
Cutting. tits believed. fed imme
diately after being told by his mother
Of her plans.
Complete forgiveness was granted
the son by the mother on hearing of
his death, and she Immediately began
to prepare to have the body shipped
to the United States for burial.
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HOW TO CURE RHEUMATISM.

The cause Of Rheumatism and kindred
diseases is an excess of uric acid in the
blood. To cure this terriable disease this
acid must be expelled and the system 30
| regulated that no more acid will be form
ed In excessiAe quantities. Rheumatism
is an inter- al disease and requires an In
ternal remedy. Rubbing with oil and
linimentr will not cgre, affords only tenn
porary relief at best, csuses you to delay
the prope'. treatment. and, allows the
malady to get firmer b I'D en- you. Lir-
iments may ease the pain but they will
no more cure Rheumatism than paint will
change the fibre of rotten wood
Science has at last discovered perfect
and complete cure, which is called Rheu-
macide. Tested in hundreds of cases, 1t
has effected the most marvellous cures.
We believe it will cure you. Rheumacide
gets at the joints from the inside, sweeps
the poisons out of the system, tones np
the stomsch, regulates the liver and kid
.neys and makes Yor@ well u orr. Rhone.
macide strikes the root Of the diseaoe and
removes its cause This splendid remedy
Is sold by drug gists and dealers generally
at SOC and 81 q !ottle. In tablet form at
25c and 5Oc pscka9e Grt bottle to-
day: delays are dangerous
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The Sound Sleep Of Good ,eaIth

The restorative power of sound sleep
can not be over estimated and any all
ment that prevents it is q menace to
health. ]. L. Southers, Eau Claire,
Wis says:-"For long time have
been unable to sleep soundly nights,
because of pains across my back and
soreness OF my kidneys. My appetite
WAS very poor and my general condi-
tiOn was much run down. have been
taking Foley's Kidney Pills but a
short time and now sleep as sound as
. rock | eat and enjoy my meals,
and my general condition is greatly
improved. can honestly recommend
Foley's Kidney Pills as l know they
have cured me-" The Hayward Phar-
macy, s. Bradford Downes, Prop.
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DYING Baby Cries For Daddy"

Pittsburg Pa, May 9-Crying weak
ly for the daddy" who never came
and it's voice finally hushed by death.
the three-year-old child of ex-Council
man John P. O'Donnell will be buried
while the father is fugitive from jus
tice because he could not procure the
$4,000 bond required by the court
Unaware of the tears being shed in
his Pittsburg home and ignorant of
the death of his child, O'Donpell is
hiding. O'Donnell is charged on sew
eral counts with bribery. He could not
procure the necessary bail and fed
Immediately after the first hig expose.
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FOODLESS SEVEN WEEKS

Chicago. May 9.-Richard Fausel OF
this city, has not eaten meal for
forty-nine days. and while he admits
his belief that he could relish a
square" meal like any healthy man,
his appetite by no means annoys him.
When Fausel began fasting he weigh
ed 296 pounds. but he is down to 243
now. He expects to go without food,
except water. until he has reached the
POO pound mark.
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DEATH ENDS LAW SUIT
Robert Cutting, Who Fled on Notice OF
Action niec In 1 opdop

Robert Cutting, Who Fled on Notice OF
Action, Dies In London.
London, May 8. - Robert Living
stone Cutting, Of New York. member
af family prominent in that city
since Revolutionary days, and the
third to hear that name, is dead here
following a relapse from rights dis
ease. The body will be shipped to New
York for burial.
Cutting recently was sued by his
mother for a share Of the Cutting
estate and fed by steamship to Europe
to avoid court summons. The moth
er alleged taht he had wiwthheld a
portion of it from her.
Cuttings father was prominent
Wall street broker.
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KINGS TOMB
BY SONS SIDE.
Edwards Body to Lie Near That
Of Duke Of Clarence.
FUNERAL ON MAY 20
Body to Lie In State In Westminster
Hail-Ail Great Britain In Mourn
ins-king George v. Proclaimed.

London. May 9.-The tomb of Ed
ward VII. will be beneath the Albert
Memorial chapel at Windsor, where
the body of his eldest son, the Duke
OF Clarence, has a sepulchre. The OBJ
sequies probably will be held on May
20. Before the funeral it has practi-
cally been decided that the body Of
the king will lie in state in Westmin-
ster hall. under the house of parlia-
ment which was the last scene of a
similar ceremony. when for two days
and nights a constant stream of citi-
zens filed past the coffin of the great
Commoper Gladstone.
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Special Notice.

Ihave removed my entire stock of
goods from Muse street to ITO Race
street Now is the time for house clean
ing. If you need any rugs, mattings.
pictures or frames, or if you have old
frames to clean, we will make them look
like new. We have constantly on hand
imported German china, glassware, tin
and sgateware; also and l0c. counters.
Framing pictures q speciality.
4-l2-tf. MOBRAY's BARGAIN House.
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Indians Land Worth $50 600, 900.

Washington, May 9.-The total area
Of allotted and unallotted lands in the
United States belonging to Indians at
the close of the last fiscal year was
6S, 1O7,887 acres. with an appraised
valuation of 1851 11S.549. according to
statistics which have just been com,
piled by the bureau of Indian affairs
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-05-09

A touch of rheumatism, or twinge
of neuralgia, whatever the trouble il,
Chamberlain Liniment drives away
the pain at once and cures the com
plaint quickly. First application
gives relief. Sold by all dealers.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-05-09

Foley Kidney Pills are antiseptic,
tonic and restorative and prompt
corrective of all urinary irregularities.
Refuse substitutes. The Hayward
Pharmacy, S. Bradford Downes, Prop.
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Ice Cream, Ices, Custard.

Ne have commenced our delivery of
Ice Cream and Ices. All aavOrs. Leave
or phone your order. Quality guar
n teed. Phone 48.
"a tt W. Fl. MEEKINS & BRO.
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Coffin Of Royal Oak.

King Edwards casket will be fash.
ioned out OF oak grown in the royal
forest at Windsor. 1t will first be
lowered into the vault beneath the
chapel floor Of St. James chapel in
Windsor Castle. Afterward. when the
permanent tomb has been prepared. it
will be removed to Albert chapel.
Queen Alexandra and King George
conferred with various officers of the
state and household concerning the
funeral arrangements after holding ser
vice in the royal chapel at Bucking-
ham palace. which the late king al
ways attended when in residence
there The date for the burial was ten
tatively fixed for May 20. although it
may be May IS. the date on which
Theodore Roosevelt is scheduled to
deliver the Romances lecture at Ok
ford university.
The members of the royal family. it
is believed would prefer that there
should be no lying in state. but it was
represented to them that the wishes
Of the people were so strongly for
this that they were willing to waive
their personal inclinations.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-05-09

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets will clear the sour stomach,
sweeten the breath and create heal
thy appetite. Th:y promote the flow of
gastric juice, ther, by inducing good
digestion. Sold by all dealers.
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Fo1eyS
Orin0


For Stomach Trouble, Sluggish
Liver and Habitual Constipation.
It cures by aiding all of tho
digestive organs-gently stimu-
lates the liver and regulates the
bowels-the only way that
chronic constipation can be
cured. Especiallyrecommended
for women and children.
Clears blotched comp1exions.
Pleasant to take. Refuse substitutes
Hayward PhaII.Acs ;. +. Downes, Trop.
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That individual block ice cream, with
fruit and nuts, at Meekins Bros. >, is
fre. 3-3Q.r
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FOR KENT

EOR RENT-House on Choptank avenue,
eie II iaT"er on.s with All modern i'm
PROV uncnls. Apply ~ /. l.. Leonard. o-1-tI
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FOR rem New house on High
street, opposite stand pipe; papered
throughout. Apply to T.. $. Phillips.
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DOR RRENT.-Two small six-room houses on
Willis street extended. Jas. &. Leonard.
4-l5tf
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EOR RENT-House on Willis street, in ex-
cellent condition. Apply to f. >. Phil.
lips. 4-27.tf
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| DOR SALE.--A nice, secondhand suit of
I sails from ine buseAe Maggie Mcguire
Cam bridge Mis Q. 4-l6.tf
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TOOK BRIBE To
VOTE FOR L0RIMER
Third to Confess in Latest
Doodle Scandal.
ACTION BY GRAND JURY

Three Illinois Assemblymen Indicted
on Charge That Each Received $1,000
to Vote For United states Senator
| Lorimer.
| Chicago May 9-Democratic Rep
on charge of perjury in connection
| with the Lorimer bribery charges. con-
! fessed to the grand jury. This an
| nouncement was made in court by
States Attorney Wayman in request
| ing that the indictment against Link
| be Quashed. The court took the re-
quest under consideration.
Three Democratic state representa-
tives were indicted in connection with
| charges that $1,000 each was paid for
votes to secure the election of William
Lorimer as United States senator, and
that a Jackpot" consisting of the
profits of odd jobs of legislating. was
split up" at st. Louis. the average
| sum accruing to those participating
being about 5000 each.
Three indicted.
Then men indicted We're:
Representative Lee O'Neill Browne.
Ottawa. ILL.,, minority leader. charged
| with distributing the bribes In behalf
of the Lorimer forces.
Representative Robert E. Wilson. of
Chicago, charged with perjury in de-
nying that he paid $500 each to Rep
resentatives Charles A. White and H.
]. c. Beckemyer
Representative Robert E. Wilson. of
Mitchell. ILL.,. charged with perjury in
| testifying that he was not at the
Southern hotel in ST. Louis when the
Jackpot" was distributed.
Links confession Is the third so far
secured by the prosecution. The first
was Representative White, whose
story resulted in the calling of the in
auisitorial holy This was followed bv
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that of Representative Beckemyer
who is a member of one of the most
prominent families in his section of
the state
The fact that neither White nor
Beckemyer had been indicted and the
annulling of the indictment against
Link suggest that the states attor-
ney is willing to furnish number of
Immunity baths" to make certain of
the conviction of those he deems the
more culpable
The evidence so far obtained by the
grand jury opens up interesting pos
sibilities, including an investigation
of Lorimer's election to the United
States senate. and similar investi-
cation by the state legislature, which
would be called upon also to look into
details of the alleged st. Louis Jack
pot"
Seen at his Office. Senator Lorimer
wa saslyed If he had anythiag te say
concerning the action of the grand
jury.
"Certai not" replied Mr.. Lori
mer; Why should l have? What has
it got to do with me?"
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EOR SALE-Compiete canning house out
tit. Apply TO Dw,s:,t A.. Moore, Cam.
bridge, Md. 55-lm.
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TOR RENT-NeW room house, corner Bel
vedere ave. and Trayets ST., newly pa.
pered through ghOut. r.. Lee Let' t'Ompte. 4-30-tf
FOR RENT Zen room house on Lo-
sfn \ L. lnn M
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Queen Visits Dead Monarch.

King Edward still lies in the bed
where he died, clothed only in night
clothes, with his hands crossed on his
breast. Alexandra visits the chamber
frequently. appearing greatly worn
and tired. King George and Queen
Nary spent most OF the day with her
After chapel the family again looked
upon the body for few minutes:
An impressive incident illustrated
Queen Alexandra's desire to show con-
sideration for British subjects of ev-
cry class. General Booth sent a mes
sage that the Salvation Army wished
to show honor to Edward VII. by hold
ing a service before the palace. and
Alexandra gave permission. A large
band. wearing red jerseys and carry
ing silver instruments and banners
with scarfs of crepe. pushed through
the crowd to the palace enclosure. The
big iron gates were opened and the
band formed a circle under the win
dows. First they kneeled while their
Nearer, My God. to Thee" and AN
gels Ever Bright and Fair" Finally
they marched out, singing Onward.
Christian Soldiers"
The blinds were closely drawn, but
the attendants say that Queen Alex
andra left her apartments. with the
Princess Victoria and her ladies in
waiting. and listened to the singing
from behind them.
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Crowds Around Palace.

The crowds around the palace are
undiminished. as we'll as at Marlbor-
ough house. The streets are filled with
people, but there is little mourning
decoration on the London buildings as
yet All political discussion foreshad-
ows truce. and the shelving indefi-
nitely of the struggle between the
house Of commons and the house of
lords.
According to circular issued from
Marlborough house the designation Of
the new queen will be Queen Mary.
The role she will play at the new
court has been the subject of consid
Princess of Wales, the new king and
queen lived such comparatively retired
lives that it Is difficult to form an
opinion, but 1t Is almost safe to as
sumo that the court will be far less
brilliant than it was under King Ed
ward.
King George was formally proclaim.
ed as successor to the throne on Sat.
urday afternoon. The ceremony was
an impressive one. occurring in the
throne room of ST. James palace. in
the presence of the privy council, un-
der the presidency of the Earl of
Crewe.
The mourning features were for the
time being set aside. and King George
appeared in the uniform of an ad-
miral. while the distinguished gather
inS privy councillors and officers of
the court were in levee dress and wore
the regalia and decorations of their
high orders.
The proclamation of kingship was a
sonorous document. comforting upon
the new sovereign all the attributes OF
q ruler which his father had possess
ed The response of King George was
marked by deep emotion. as he sol
emnly affirmed his purpose to fulfill t.
the best of his abilities the great trus
reposed in him.
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E'OR "a LE.-f.iy room dwelling on Mil
i street. Apply &. ii. Barnett. 328-tf
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FOR SALE

EOR SALE:-Best Vi: gina oysters and
Ciams Families supriied On Snort no.
tice. Phone Bad. lsan, SiNto. Il 20. 5-5-l2t