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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-12
ANOTHER BE TINE.
i. IL TOURNAMENT. IL ID
HoRsE So.
GaFeFaof CrolkeFs, EaYoT HahooI %
= Present.

The farmers Of Frederick. Howard.
Montgomery md Carroll counties
VII hold their eighth annual fair.
tournament and horse show. : Wild
Hood Park. Mount Airy. August Is.
i md % Thursday I'll be Cover
nor5s Day. and The program I'll be
under the auspices uf the AgrIenI-
lural Committee Of Maryland Gov
ernor crolhers. Prof. {. y. Richard
son and Prof 7. y. ;. TeIIaferEo vii
speak IN that day. The horse ahow
I'll b held n the afternoon.
IN friday addresses VII b deliver
ID b Mayor ManooI. Ion Thomas
Parran ana Hon. J. / {. Talbot.
The afternoon I'll be devoted 10
foot Faeea md traneza performances.
Saturday vi b tournament dar. md
prize I'll II awarded for the cham
nIonHhIp Of Iha aIate. The charge 10
The knights III b delivered D. Mr
]. Hurry Steele. and Mr. Charles D
Clemson. 0f Westminster. Id. VII
make tie coronation address.
! neR addition u the far fhIa gsar
I'll b he poultry exhibit Band con
2.HIz unI dancing YIil .. held IN IIe
larEe pavilion each afternoon and
evening.
The officials md committees in
charge of The fair aTa
Grand Narzhall-T'raueIs !. GraH=
ford
Assistant HaraAaIH-uIEss DorHeY.
GaataYaa RlHEa. earI Horn. Nathan
Dorsey
nafalds=Hilllam Banhs. Dorsey
Lewis
Committee IN RaeeptIon-AIbert
Maynard = y. AL. UT. Howard Hop
In. nr. D E Stone. Melvin Wood.
JHmsH IIaEdY. MaTanaII usxIIhIHH.
sHpI IEnHlIuz Dorsey. Frank EnEie.
Dx. J Z HromHHII. Charles HanEInH.
:. :. Horn. Ho1I saIIman. Ioz. GzIn.
Gap1 Iohn Il DsIaanmuII. Marcus !.
! Pickett, 1T. :. GronE. Senator
I9HnzIa Hea#mau. Winter !. Jones.
William sIInHou. Harvey DHxIz. Df.
Hnzh Stone. DE. IIarFf snuTrIaf. :.
!. King. Iss naSIa. Dixon Walker.
George !. DenaIs. Francis Leather
sooas I'm. ! gToTa. Izas Simmons.
H16sri Norris. UYron ! Dorsey. sam
~ M1lnHHoTIH.
Committee - naaeIHE-E1 E1HHEzI
Mercer. Dr. = :. Hopkins. ! +
Williams. i. I'm HobhH. i /
NIeodamnz. HarTY Webb. HarTY nsT=
=. HobafI ! HnnEIeH. Ioha II
UsIaHlIaaII. II. Arthur EoFzYIhe. Jf=.
Ellsworth Hammond HaTrY Steele.
II. IaHn Gardner. HafHTI. bennett.
7 : asIInr. Joshua : HarfIald. IT.
HYnan :. HoFHes. II.
Committee N TanTHamsnI-@G. u
saIlx. AIonzn saIiman. i. : saIhf.
IameH MoleHHofEi. Norman NaTnaId.
stephen HnHE9oFe. nITKH sfaeEhana..
Ianaz HaHIII. MHTesIIaH E.feHIaan.
Arthur naIIIsnrd=
Committee N Naaiez~AiheTI DoFz
-. Dr :. i FonIE5 HenIamIn In
NJ. J. \. Williams. IN. XarfaIa.
Morgan EIumsIl. Stephen Hood. J..
Committee nn AmnHHmanIH=@F :
I.HIH. y. : Hood. MafanzII NuHz
baum. Charles :. Simpson. George
Hunter. Tho J. Clark. Dr. =. GaFar.
Walter smalz.r. EaTTY EnHas. IamaH
Il. Mount. Marion nnnkIea.
Ia1EaH 0f IHs HorHs Ehox-EhaH.
!. Poole. 1eIlsn Patrick. Frank linn
aHHT. Charles Lawrence. Humphrey
= Wolfe. In Wills.
JuIEeH on TonfnamanI-chafIe
AlbanEh. NaIe i. .. WarIeIa. Abram
FIHIHH. Marshall WaTIIaI1. David
noop and Sydney sappIngIon.
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Edward E. Fowler. naar WeatmInaz
Ier. died Wednesday Of apopIexy.
ssHd gs years. ; months and : daya.
II Fowler - , member uT sf
Johns Catholic Church. He survived
HIH vie but : IsR weeks. Who died
on JuIY -
He i survived b On, Henry !.
Fowler. and = daughter. Mrz. 1ohn
GonnsfHmIth. both II neaT IHIa eIIY.
Funeral nd services took place
fHIa morning II sl. Johns Catholic
Church. Haf. Ioa. Ha1Ion. officiating.
InIefmfHI n ne cemetery.
IIs HHlII@aTaTz .are Joseph i.
Dole. IHneH y loo. James caza.
Elmer Hsa9eT. Ed.and XInKIInK nd
I0hn RIekIs : 2 sharfer funeral
director
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Mr. Clinton :. Hollzapple, gon Of
Mr. John HoIlzapple. Of near Liberty
town. and Mis- zelma Il. Lease.
daughter Of Mr. Howard i. Lease. Of
IlDerIyloHn. we're quietly married It
WaIEersvIIle on Saturday evening BY
Rey. :. Il. Mckinley. After the cera-
mony they we're given reception II
the home Of the bride. : reception
was also rendered them 1T the home
Of the groom On Sunday evening.
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IIaIIat.

Gafl BAILEY. aoIaTeH. Hon of sayIIia
UaIIsE. did = IL residence of hIa
mother II Westminster. IN Monday
morning. n n faIh xsaT n HI age.
IIs - honest. truthful nd IndnHtTIz
81. nd worked faithfully u haIn hIs
mother unIIl overcome y InaI fnIaI
aIHanzs. consumption. natIsnIIy
bsaHIHg hlz HulTefIngs during the naat
EIres month"; NIL Monday fasi when
Hs IsII asleep peacefully n tHe early
morning. FnusHaI services Hefe held
= HI hama an Wednesday. naY.
HFoWHe. pastor q TnIon Street !. :.
Church. officiating. fuIaHmenI Haz IN
II. - cemetery. naar unlon bridge.
James I sIansr - InneTaI director.
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The marriage of Mr. Elliott Il.
Rocky. Of Knoxville. md Miss Helen
HIKhIman. Of near peIefarIIIe. ionk
place Wednesday At the home Of Hr
and Mrs. Willis :. DER. near Fred
erIek. Rev. T. y DolY. : brother
in-1aY of The groom. performed the
ceremony. after which ; bonnIIfnI
supper Has served aI the home o
Mr. and MrH. DER.
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Information has been received here
TINT 1amea MeKaIlin. native Of
TaneytoHn. died OF July q last At
he home n BIZ sister. Mrs. John 1.
Ta.neg. II Ge1ar HlnfIa. Seb.. 1t the
aHe of ! Yeara. Mf. MeKsIlIn left
TanefIaHn md vent Io Nebraska.
where he lad aInea resided. . yearH
20 He Haa brother Of the lats
GoI. William !. AeKsiiip. Of this
eItY. lie L survived b Two sisters.
MrH. TaHney. Rha Il the mother of
Congressman james 4. TawnaY. and
siIHs daEsIe : NeKeIfIp. Of Washing
TN. D. = nn. brother. IoHanh !.
MaKHIlIp. 6f Baltimore. and one half
brother. John MeKeIlIn. Of Tanay-
town
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Peter Duddrear. So years old. q
.ell-knoVn retired farmer and for
mer member Of the Board Of County
Commissioners Of Frederick county.
died At Oak Orchard Of general de-
bIlIIy. On July II.
He was m uncle Of Bradley T. NIeo=
demna. and l. survived b eight child
ren-MFa Joshua Killer. WeaImInsz
ter: Mrs. l. Z. Wilson. Union Bridge:
aIIss Emma Duddrear. Mrs. F1orrIe
Sallle. OAK Orchard. and benjamin.
y. u. .. !. and Warren !. Dndz
drear.
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For The Advocate.

For he Advocate.
Tie Gambler 1aHa bal team visited
IL German Picnic IN Saturday.
AuEuHI :. and CROSSED haIz 18th tn
smaIlHood Combination. They put
~ ssTT .ona zane. InI nT course
Iaa HeoTe shows i IN /. .nIpIsE. Iha
HIa1 aTIIa. for Gambler. na1 he boy
II hi mercy. striking ont :. HIIIe
nIenIsT. struck onI IITaz - I'll
admit IlaI .THaI many 0T IIH nunz
we're scored nn eTToTH. InI na.arIhs=
IeHH. he Eama - interesting nd e.
eIIInE u ne finish
Tie Gambler boz expect II nIaY the
strong North Branch Team. 1t North
Branch. On Saturday. August i. :
good Eama i expected.
IuzI H0Ha 10 Mr. = nanI. 0I lat
week. Is EenIy i lie hIH dates. Wa
deny thai Ne played any baze bal On
InIY .. whatever. Ha admit tie
sandyYIIIe team defeated u N 1nIY
IgII. ~ the zeore Of i IN :. but xha
did e naYe u nIaY Nothing hul :
bunch of DoxH. ONLY ! 81 the regular
Gambler players .afa represented IN
the field. while sandyfIlla had the
strongest tenn tint IIex possibly
11a18 IT nAA nsssIInaI.@zz 2HMaIuz
our zIar nIIen. struck ouI every man
On he team. hafIns i EIrIEaouIz IN
n.
N Saturday. InlY J. Ne played
The sandYxIIIs team again. and # the
ending n lie 7In inning, 1T. Uarnz
harI IakIng ofTenHe 10 : Close decision.
called his men from the field. forfeit.
Ing the sama to u : u D. nov. i
Ne except one rnla, surely He must
b governed b. them nj md every
one knows tint lhe rules declare tint
i TN refuses u DIa. he ZHmH !
i forfeited - me team remaining on
Ine field. The standing oT the teams
: : gama each. Nv We are ready
10 pIaY IIe deciding came 1t my tine.
. SandyYIIle. either come ~ n shut
II. q
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III Mary 3. Dosersox. Of Union
town. aud Mr. Heverdy II. Beard. Of
MIddlehurg, Nd. we're united IN mar
rage At the Lutheran parsonage ~
Rev. 9. y. Haughman. on August ..
There we're no attendants. Tie bride
was handsomely aIlIred n blue aIlk.
The bride and groom viii liYe al the
home of the brides parents for aome
#Iz.a
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For the Advocate.
The Home Coming service u
Providence Methodist Protestant
Church. II Gambler. I'D. one u he
churches On FinEHIuHg charge. from
August : 70 inclusive. ~ ! mot
delightful md profitable occasion.
The services we're participated n
from evening 10 evening b Iafge md
enthusiastic congregations. which nj
ed IL spacious auditorium - over
flowing.
Many Of the former residents Of
the locality. nov living n WaHImInaz
Ter. Baltimore. Y0rE. Pa. nd n.I.x
cities returned Tor tn week. u r.
ne9 their acquaintance 18th Ihe
home folks. among lHs beautiful hIl.s
Of Carroll county.
EIz young ministers d ne gospel.
fouT o. .hom are natives oT lIIz 10
eallfy. md converted IN the Old
church. namely Hsy. n. :. Harden.
Of ForeaIYIlle. Nd. nev. :. i. Stocks
dale. of Massey. "a; nes. Il. {. spen-
Ger. Of DnrtonRvlIle. Nd: neY. ]. !.
Ward. . Cambridge. Id: together
.Itn Hes. :. =. sexamIIh. of D1lIa.
Pa. neY. Ambrose burgess. Of David
HonxIlIe. Nd. we're present. and
preached 1t one service each On
Tuesday afternoon. It the welcome
service. shoft addresses we're made
BY the pastor. Hef. 5. :. oaaaen. md
Mr. /. ). Patterson Responses we're
made b II Of the speakers IN hap=
~ vein. and the service HHs con
elnded 18th the Lords supper.
The services we're al IF N evan
geIIaIIe character. and YER. spiritual.
Two persons we're converted. and
several others asked lie prayers Of
the church. The Hong services we're
especially enjoyable.
There we're several xenY delightful
social functions during tie week. narz
lIeInated N b al Of The boys and
their wives. IN which many Of the
IoYhood "reminiscences were reiaIed.
Al voted tie occasion 4 most decided
success. Any neIHIh0rhood u local
church might vel he proud Of send
Ing ont INTO the Lords work four
sueh young men - these.
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.EDDIHG5BIII.
EnuGAMzn

William 9hugara. Of Hampstead.
md MIHs anna Z. MagIn. Of this city.
Were quietly married last Sunday N
Baltimore.
Mr. snugars i : comnoHII0r On the
American Sentinel. Mis- magIn was
the accommodating zaIealady n
Babylon : LIppY 90. store. Best
wishes p our brother printer and
bride.
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EITnsHInHEgT.
Hell EnoHn Residents n Others
N lave Passed ~.
Edwards

Hrs. Lucinda Edwards. died IT her
home IN 1t. Airy. August 3, about 5
o'clock. Several weeks ago she snf-
fered stroke Of paralysis since
which time ane has been IN feeble
health. She i survived by 4 sister,
Miaz Susie DuazaTd. With whom she
made her home.
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3HIsoIxEe1.

MT. Frederick :. WIaolzEeY. Of
ThnTmonI. DID n Ms home there
Tuesday noon. IT general debility.
I'D 7 years. months and p DAYS
He i survived D one brother. Mr.
Joseph NIHoIzEez. q IzIIIIeaIoHn.
p. I've HonH. Daniel. Charles. Hu.n
= Of York. and Oliver and Emory. Of
ThnrmonI. and hy I've daughters.
Mra. Catherine EIror. TnnrmonI. Mrz.
Lizzie FownIe. sxEaExIIle. MnH. Many
Ireazer. NJ MalIle. ana MIzs Laura
II lone.
Tla funeral - he'd T1uHH1z.
|r0m Is IaIe home.
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! rad wae made 0n The HxeIl Mar
faganaeI. II i Club On Sunday
morning about 1211 Ds number Of
officers. where Hera % II Il persons
IN the room. haIf Of them being 30
aIeIY women IN evening GOWNS. For
4 second the presence uf Ihe raiders
vas not noticed. The three roulette
wheels we're IN operation. one farO
IasouI xas IeIng nalronIzed md :
hazard board Haz faYorIIe among
the women members d Ine party.
Tor minute the raiders watched Ine
Rambling aolnE On. and lnan C0naIa-
lie Ernaa announced himself II the
name . the IL. The @cene which
greeted InIa announcement WaH near
!. ; panic. Women tainted and 9th
.TH became almost nyHIenIeaI It II.
thought u. belnE arrested. There vs.
10 lighting. however. among IIe men.
he raiders recognized several oI he
Hamen whose names. I mentioned.
would lock lla HorId o. .oeIaIY i
keH YoHE. Philadelphia ana Init
more. =. HeII - other places.
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HelnozlzI Protestant Church.

Sunday school ana a1.II HIhla
and preaching b the paszar. = 100
:. N. and : ,. =. Prayer and praIHe
service Wednesday. :. - =
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Accidents 70 children I'm wagons.
automobiles and street eaHs have in
creased ID such n alarming extent
n Cincinnati. tint ; campaign has
Ieen started ~ teach children the
dangers 81 playing N The street. and
he peril TIM les II electric wires.
70 this end. a booklet Ia been pre-
pared Tor ne IN public schools. which
mt unly rec0nnts she various types
oI accidents thai have occurred IN the
naHI. but aIHo cautions Ine children
against NAM Of Ina oaTelsHa nrae=
IIeas thes now indulge II.
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: pIaIn granite monument erected
Iy the American Society . Mzzlanl=
ri Engineers n I90I marks tn
grave d Hab@fI fulton. II Inventor
4 IIe aIeH=1IazZ. Il Tit. .HuI.Ha
yaTd- -. -. :
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Conditions Of life n the DILumInons
coal fields Of Western Pennsylvania
are depIored In report o. the In
migration Commission, of which gen-
ator Dillingham;. Of Vermont. i chair
man. The report deela.ea ID per
cent. q the miners are foreign born
and many Of the mine accidents are
due to their ignorance.
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i probably vii be the middle Of
October. according 70 officials. before
the ITue number o1 people IN the
United States I'll be revealed BY the
official count Of the thirteenth census.
Officials say the figures VII place the
population 1t about ninety million.
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About 10000 pounds oI frozen egg
products we're recently aonfIscated
b. the Government IN Brooklyn BY
order 0f the Department Of Agricnl=
tnre. ! chemical and meteorological
examination Of the egEs showed thai
each cram Of the eEE product con
IaIned 100. 100000 organisms. some
Gaszprodueing. and some d the stren-
I9eoeeuH Eronn. The IesIeeaIe1 eggs
came from Chicago.
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! considerable Increase n the mum.
beH Of nerHons killed m injured On
the railways Of the United States
during the months of January. Feb
rnarY and March. I110. Is shown over
he corresponding period ef lasI year
Tie total number killed during the
quarter was LOO. and = - Were In
tnred. This Has IN increase Of 1T
killed md g.110 injured rs compared
Nth the corresponding perIod last
year.
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: paIr of storage battery Ioeomo=
IIYes have been Installed IT the Lille
bridge yards Of he Metropolitan
District Railway IN London These
are Intended 70 hs nzed as switching
engines about the ard. which i not
equipped uIIh the IhIrd=raIl system
They are also 70 b. nEe1 II hauling
HreekInE trains. and It night Tor
moving ballast trains. EaaI aeenmn=
laIor weighs about = tons. and con
zIHIa q : battery and - eeIIs con
tanning = plates each. The battery
has discharge capacity uf I7a
amn1rsH Tor eight hours. and Tor
zhoEI periods maY discharge :. much
- 30 amuaraz.
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AuaZ I8IAII ~ u lZml8 III AzAE u03MEz
which va placed On wheat b The
new bill. he said. has been the
HoTHI hardship on Ihe farmer IHaI
could have been incorporated IN TIE
biz
lie also complImented :. .. Gar
ner. president Of the local grange.
for the I'D he i giving the Carroll
eounIIanz.
The morning session Was consumed
b Prof. {. :. Close an Professor
Surface. 10th spoke on FRUIT.
Professor Close enumerated Ina many
different kinds Of fruit which ma b
nr0IlIabIy raised IN InIs part O. the
country. while Professor Surface
snoke Of the care Of the tres after
they are planted. ManY different
klndH Of fruit ware enumerated b.
Prof. Close. among then baIng eleven
kinds d apples. four d psaTH. three
Of black rasnberrles. Ten Of peaches.
sIg of srapeH. three Of nIums. fwo d
euTranla. NO Of DIaekberrIea. four d
cherries. SIX Of strawberries. four d
faspbefrIes and three oI EooaaIerrIes
Professor Surface devoted HI entire
time 10 the eHr9 Of the ITgez. giving
minute directions for their spraying.
etc.
Poi. Z. $. Richardson. Of the Mary
land Agricultural College. delivered
N address. advocating the sending oT
ne bofH Of he rural districts II
Agricultural schools.
While III. 2.001 persona attended
he far The committee II charge
Waa considerably discouraged through
lie aIeadY TaIn which feli ~ - 2
o'clock n lie afternoon.
Thursday.
To an asaembIage u mu1a than
I1.100 persons Ion. J. fred Z. Tal=
Dolt delivered HhorI addHaEz. ufKz
N lie farmers of II. section II
bHua together more strongly. Con-
greaaman Talbot and Ion. J. i
HaIHion. u ne Washington 1af. HeTe
The guests o honor To- Lha hIz d.
Of IhH week Other speakers nI IHa
daY HeTa pfof. i. l. Surface. mister
oI tie STATE Orange oT Pennsylvania.
and Professor i. !. Patterson.
0T he Maryland Agricultural College.
With h Hua shining brightly early
u h morning. h crowds H.Ean zTz
TIEInE almost u IaYnH9HE. ana D.
noon Il as almost impossible for :
vehicle II AZ Elna II obtain rom n
tn RaoaH= - mon. ne InTnaIIIs II
The EaIs registered nearly 100 PER
HonH. md the number HaH augment
u b n IsaHI 100 during n after
noon
TIE program HsEau Il : o'clock
nth Congressman TaIhnII.H address
IL "a introduced b 81. JaHsnh =
uoHldaa. .Ho delivered : zzzoTI a.
aTszz. welcoming Ine xaal crowd. md
extending IL greetings nf Tansxz
I1Kn Grange. under .Hn## zHH#.esH
he far i being Held Congressman
THlIclI called attention - IIH Ina4zH=
sTHbIH benefits which -. Iafmsf -
esIses through the agency q he
grange.
During IL aaTIY nzrI q IhH HTIsTz
NON. Rockford NuHuH1m. graduate
q II Maryland Agricultural College.
80 demonstration - be handling
Il. - assisted b RTaI. saIIHeH=
TaIaY promises - - - d.. =
TsHHan II IHa Importance u h -
HfsHaaz = = delivered Tha nm
sas 0f h ~ I'll - :. .al UouIz
-
n Saturday. Il EzIsH - :
thrown ansn and II admission 81
b charged IN IL d. Hana con
.efIH ~ = Heil = slated periods.
anI IIers III h ; IaTEn nnan=HIE
vaudeville Hhos.
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The thumb-prIni system vii be
used hereafter IN the city af Mllwau-
lee. Wisconsin. n paying Oh city
employees. The city treasurer will
give each empIoye card with his
thumb print on one side. The other
side Is to be blank until the oHner Of
the order calls at the Office for his
money. Thus the city hopes 10 pre-
vent forgery.
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VII United States Senator Thomas
=. GoFa reassarIIns he charge thai
Il I'D been offered ! HHIhs of z25,=
no n influence n. action n s1n=
EFszH. and HiIh ]. ! Haman. accused
= IHe Senator aI having offered the
nEIha. denying IL ha1 sgaH lone aueh
: thing. The investigation of the
Oklahoma Indian md deals By I
committee of the HGnHe Of Represent
aIIs.H IN JnlY sITnmaFed down 10 :
mnHz Of HsHIaIH
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After many months d discussion
md experimenting. the French Gov
ernmenI has decided not 10 adopt
aluminium coinage. ThIs i IN the
recommendation Of the Commission Of
Scientists whom the government an
pointed Io consider The subject :
certain number of aluminium coins
Here made a test. but the IIghIneas
Of the white metal which Nas one N
II chief recommendations has con
uemned II.
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A2s@Az HSzg
vii be the middle Of
riding 70 officials. before
mber d people IN the
vii be revealed BY the
Of the thirteenth census
he figures VII place the
about ninety million.
Of life n the bILumInons
Western Pennsylvania
IN report o. the I'M
Of which Sen
I'M Of Vermont, - chair
epoTI deela.e ID per
miners are foreign born
the mine accidents are
gnorance
print system vii be
: IN the city af MilHau-
IN. n paying Oh city
The city treasurer viii
npIoye card With his
on one side The other
blank until the owner Of
l. At the Office for his
The city hopes 10
-
0 pounds d frozen egg
E recently eonfIseated
nment in Brooklyn BY
Department Of AgrIeuI=
neal and meteorological
# the eggs showed thai "
the eEE product con
900 organisms.
!. and some d he zITen=
n.5The desieeated eggs
lIeaeo.
bic increase N the mum.
Il killed m Injured n
Of the United States
l0nIhH of January Feb
reh. 1910. Is shown over
dIng period Of IasI year.
mber killed during The
100. and u - we're IN
HaB m increase Of agG
10 injured Is compared "
responding perIod last
months o discussion
nlIng. the French Gov
decided not 10 adopt
1Inage.- This = IN the
IN Of he Commission Of
ON the government an=
0nslderZ Iha subject.
ler of aluminium coins
4 test. hit the Iightneas
metal which Nas one N
has
! States Senator Thomas
sHrIIns HIs charge TIM
offered ! hrIhs Of
nee HI action n I'm
II ] : HamaH. accused
q oI having offered TIE
) He hasI sYsr lone aueh
2 investigation of the e=
11Ian md deals By
the HGHHe If Represent
: sInInaTsa down - }
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. children I'm WAGONS
nd street as have IN
ieh ii alarming extent
tint > campaign has
n teach children the e.
aYIng N Tie street. and "
les u electric wires =Z
4 booklet aa8 beeu pre-.
IN public schools. which h
lnnts she= various typos
haI nH.e occurred IN the
cautions he children
nf the careless nrae=
= indulge II.
-
storage battery .loeomo=
n installed 1t The Lille
/. the Metropolitan n
RaY II London. These
10 ne uasd switching
he ard. which Il noI
Ihe InIr1zraII system ==.
10 b nEed II hauling
Iina. and It night Tor
i trains Easl aecumu=
about = tons and con
ItarY and 70 cells
aIaE each. The battery
.aTge capacity of 17a
eight hours. and Tor
may discharge - much
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e .r.ldnar. m At -
Aollie FeIaner.. Ara.
EenthaIer.-n nr.- Fritz "
and Panl Jones. s.
baltimore. were IN
late Tuesday afternoon n=z
IN large automobile e=
., y J. The auto was =#=
a. tram on the Penn
Tread aud torn To "
the bodies Of the oeen=
scattered along the a
where tie ae-Z=#
I'd i double one. and
and Reading
ss aL Grade within .
Is almost i'm
: approaching trains On
hIgh eoFn fed. and he e
fety saIss aad laemen
danger
Gafno4z mayor .of New
; shot n The head anl
uuuHI Tuesday as h
promenade lI.eE oI Ina a=
ser Wilhelm der Crosse e
4 discharged
ID eII1 emnloye. G.aa
almost Instantly over
arrested The znoI HaH
clock Tuesday morning.
IaTe tie Kaiser Wilhelm
! lne - I4Hse her DIe1
!. J.. and he mayor MS
zneeu from ! Enoun uI
aIuTy = vacation IrIn
h bullet struck hin Be-
ear an1 ranged down
: dangerous, though hz##z#z
: faIaI wound. nd
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