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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-10-21

WTNGlN:l out to pass Cs an:-
NA. then sweeping iii upon the NJ.
verse curve to clear the iiai
Nn~4 row arch -Dt the culvert Wer
roo much for the white car. II
fine middle Of the road. ten feet frNu'
the culyert, the old woman Struggle.
Practically to ret her cart out of tht
vav. The howl of the siren frightened:
her perhaps. for she went to the wrong
side Then the shrek of the machin"
drowned the human scream BIS the all
tomobiIe struck.
The great machine left the road for
the fields on the right. reared, fell
leaped against the stone side of the
culvert, apparently trying TO climb il,
stood straight on end. Whirled back
ward in half Snnirr>ault. crashed
over on it, side. flashed " lib flame ANA
explosion and lay hiGdpn under II
cloud of dust and smoke.
The peasants cart. tossed into 4
clump of weeds, rested on it, side. A
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-10-21

teau. since Mile Ward il, for The time,
away"
is she Il l'renrhWUman?'
"It seems not. In fact. she is an
American. though she dresses with 81
much of taste. Alb. Mime. Rrossard ad-
mits il. and Nine. RrosSnrd knows the
art of dressing"
Mime. d Armand's name is French
! observed.
"Yes; that is true" said Amedep
thouglltfully. NO one can deny it: it
IL a French name" He. rested the
tray upon Il stump near by and scratch
cd his head. II DO not understand how
that can be-" he continued slowly.
Jean Ferret, who is chief gardener at
the chateau. is an acquaintance OF
mine. and Jean Ferret has told me
that she is an American"
Il believe" said !, that If strug-
gled a few days over this puzzle |
might come to the conclusion that
Nine. d'Armand is an American lady
who has married Frenchman."
The old man uttered an exclamation
of triumph.
"Ha. Without doubt. Truly she
must be an American lady who has
married Frenchman. Monsieur has
already solved the puzzle. Truly.
truly" And be betook himself across
the darkness TO emerge in the light Of
the open door OF the kitchen with the
word still rumbIing In his throat.
rose from the chair on my little
porch to 20 TO bed. but was remind
ed of something and called to him.
Monsieur" bis voice came briskly.
How often do you see your friend.
Jean Ferret, the gardener Of CUES
nayY' lrua lA
Frequently, monsieur. Tomorrow
morning ! could easily carry mes
sage r. .+ -tna ar lila
That IL precisely what " do not
wish. And you may as well not
mention me at all when you meet
him." Tel a8 go fulA n1I
1T I'D understood perfectly" n.111h
IF IL Is well understood there will
be beautiful present for good
maitre d'hotel some day" -f-a
"Thank you. monsieur"
anta mo Biz CONTINUED A1ai
I'D T. Bennett, of Sykesville, sells
Ill the hpRt medium TpriCpd Ruprv UfI
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FOR SALE.

5 passenger Model u Ford Automo-
bile i'm good condition, with gas lamps,
2 inner tubes, chains &c. $450lOO cash
to quick buyer. Apply to
HARRY R. DeVRIES,
oct 14-2t Freedom, Md.
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NOTICE. :

On and after July 9th, wer will buy
good hand picked Apples Pears and
Potatoes. None received ON Saturday.
CALI G. N. Hunter, q. & =. 1S-W, OF
Tx. ,R. Taylor, 1911. l
HUNTER Nv TAYLOR,
Westminster Md
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srz,loE IN miles between r. Smith
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southeast from Fofl Smith 70 the
coa. and oil fields Of Arkansas and
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company Will soon nOat a big bond
lsSIe. President InegTsoll Of Phia-
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officials made a tour OF inspection
the last week. including the proposed
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pula. Rumor has It that the Midla11
Va.ey will prove to be a Santa
Fe project.
The citizens OF Alva are raising
100000 bonus to secure the Des
Moines and Santa Fe proposed road,
which was chartered several years
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LEAVES A DOUBT
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I"ois,rs -ELo FOR MURDER
Tr'.. -. Er-eE;ec stc so-i: the
Killing.

GcAl leE-s-. Ck53-- Nor. 2l-The
E-s---ts c-5oe-s today arrested three
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.zcaso- King. a. Indian found dead
z ~ Tqc1E Ss1-lsy morning.
I1eg z-s Sdin-encck Jackson. 4
Ctsek freeman, oOg or OF bond.
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: Ea--s wo-Iz1 - S-zr: Wesley
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N.n ara W.m.n Wanted.

b. oy"fy voting Dfsdnct IN Garter,
t<ge, NgfTaI Jobhs'on. Garyin.
tifgshs alf Jefferson cOgnties the
hfimDfelie Dante psrZDnai repfe-
sentative Cood monsY Tor your
Zine Isesi references a. ~ reliability
required Mako Jour application BY
mall ~ phone a. once ~ tho Ard.
mofei'e. AfGmofe. okla. l7f
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Lame back comes on suddenly and
IL extremely painful II In caused
by rheumatism Of tho muscles. Quick
relief ia afforded by applying Cham
berihin's Linlment Sold by all deal
cts.
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! here g. no fe;ason Why man
ahnui1ni walk WFh a npriuz Sysn
in the fall
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man who declines TO flatter her.
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eran In the civil war. but lied to the
enlisting officers In Montana when
he wanted to join the rough riders.
saying he was IS, when he was SO,
will also be present and riding.
Many OF the rough riders don't
want to take any chances on city
horses" and will bring their own
cayuses. In view Of the fact that
many Of these ponies have never
before seen a city, the chances are
that there will be some real rough
riding.
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The rough riders will escort
Roosevelt. Three hundred of them
will hold this place of honor.
Charles E. Hunter of Oklahoma will
lead them. There will be Captain
Cosby, who was almost killed at
San Juan, and "Fightin' Parson'
Rev. Henry Brown, and Ben. H. Col
bert of Tishomingi, and Marshal
Chris Madden of Guthrie, together
with Lon Muxlow, constable Of
Guthrie, and Dave Hadden. John
H. Abenathy, who kills wolves with
his hands, and Abernathy's two
sons, who are now riding horseback
from Guthrie to New York for the
ceremony, will also probably be in
line, though they are not rough rid
ers. Sloan Simpson, who was a vet
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lion Union soldiers who marched up
Pennsylvania avenue in Washington
after the war.
Every prominent fraternal lodge
in the country, various lodges of
Italians, Germans and other foreign
Americans, clubs, societies, bunds-
almost every unit of the many asso-
Citations into which American peo-
pie gather, will be represented in
the parade. They will come from
every part of the country.
In Battery park, where Mayor
Gaynor, on raised platform, will
welcome Roosevelt in view of hun.
dreds Of thousands Of persons, an
area will be roped off for 5000 indi-
viduals. These 5000 favored ones,
within the Enclosure, will include
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at a distance by a number of pc,
pie.
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senators, congressman, financial
leaders and men who are so promi-
nent that their names appear al
most daily in the public prints.
They will form about as exclusive
little crowd as has ever been gath
cred in this country. On the plat
form, where only 200 of the very
biggest Of the big can be accommo-
dated. will be seen the faces of dip
lomats and men of worldwide re-
nown. Colonel Roosevelt is ex-
pected to make a short speech and
then he will enter carriage for the
parade. Mayor Gaynor will ride
with him.
One thousand mounted policemen
will head the parade, with the po-
lice band.
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SOMEBODY SWITCHED DOGS
ON A STATEN ISLAND
EANCIER,

NEW YORK, June S.-Alex. Min.
to, dog fancier of Chelsea, Staten
Island, called his wife the other
morning to look at beautiful col
lie that he had brought home late
the other night from Cartaret in
crate. Mrs. Mimic was glad to help
open the crate, being as fond of
fine dogs as her husband. When
they pried off the lid they saw in
side a scrimpy black and tan that
was blind and had lost its tail.
Mimic went back to Cartaret look
ing for the stranger from whom
he made his purchase, but couldn't
find him.
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GENERALS SON TRIED SUICIDE
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CHERBOURG, June s.-Dego
Cabrera, son Of General Cabrera Of
Guatemala, is recovering today
from several wounds in his throat
which he inflicted with o broken
bottle yesterday in an attempt to
kill himself. The young man 10 .
sufferer from tuberculosis and ID
enroute to the French Riviera, In
care Of a physician and nurse.
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WAcs OFF END OF HIS TAIL.

HARRISBURG, Pa, June 3.-Nig,
the Harrisburg public dog mascot,
somehow always seems to keep in
the limelight.
His latest stunt was the loss of
the tip of his tail. The aged ca
mines bones have become brittle,
and In wagging a welcome to Chief
George the dog banged his tail
against door and lost the tip.
Desk Policeman Chas. Fleck took
the first aid package and fastened
ON the tip with adhesive plaster.
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FOXES KILL THE PURSUING
DOGS,

POTTSVILLE, Pa, June S.
Driven to bay by two valuable
hunting dogs belonging to Jas. Dow
ling, pack of five foxes succeeded
in killing their pursuers and the
thrilling encounter was witnessed
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/ HEAT RS

ORPHEUM "The Ballet of
Light" which is the feature on the
bill at the Orpehum this week, is
one of the most gorgeous specta-
cles ever seen on the Orpheum
stage and the seven beautiful girls,
pupils of La Loie Fuller, are grace
personified. Tomorrow afternoon
has been set aside by Manager Null
Ter for the peanut Matinee" espe-
cially for tn youngsters.
Heading the bill next week will be
found three of the greatest billiard
players in the country, Harry p.
Cline, Calvin w. Demarest and AL
bert G. Cutler. They have an act
which will serve to introduce them
both as billiardists and as actors.
Fanny Rice with her mimic stage,
Marion Murray in "The Prima Dom
mas Honeymoon" and Signor Ira
vato, a famous and eccentric violin
ist, will also be prominent on the
bill.
PANTAGES-"The Three Dream
ers," a comedy singing and talking
act in which is introduced the
familiar slum character. 1.-THE Dope
Fiend," is one of those comedy acts
sent out from our Chicago agent,
that Is a laughing hit:
WASHiNGTON-The Four Rio
Brothers, who give gymnastic ex-
hibition at the Washington this
week, have one of the best acts of
the kind on the road. The act all
the way through is strictly high
class, and gives evidence Of long
and careful training.
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LIKE DOG yARMS?--- WELL HERE'S
WHERE YOU BARK UP THE RIGHT TREE!

RICHFIELD, N. j., June g.
Trying to pluck a wild flower on
the bank of the Morris canal, Robt.
Webster, IL. fell into the stream.
He was unable to swim and would
have drowned but for his collie
dog, Duke.
The dog leaped into the water
and seized the child by the collar
of his coat. The boy managed to
turn and throw his arm around the
collie's back, and in that manner
was dragged by Duke to safety.
cAMEcocK SPURS TO DEATH
TERRIER "sICkED" ON HENS
GREAT NOTCH, N. j., June s.
A Ayrty of five persons passing
through here in an automobile no.
ticed flock of more than 100
chickens in the yard surrounding
the farmhouse Of Hiram Van Tas-
sci. The farmers son, Edward,
was sitting on a stump near by.
The automobile stopped and Ed
ward heard somebody say sick
'em, JIM" and a fox terrier jumped
out of the machine and made for
the fowls, breaking the legs of sew
eral and chasing the others about.
But when the terrier started for
two game ROSTERS he made a mis-
take. He snapped at one Of them
and the other rooster jumped on
his back and drove it's spurs
through the dogs hide.
Young Van Tassel had protested
against having the dog "sicked" on
the chickens, but the automobile
party only laughed at him. When
he saw the game ROSTERS put up a
fight he said nothing and watched.
The automobilists were prevented
from seeing this by the hedge.
The fight lasted Is minutes, at
the end Of which time the terrier
had been spurred so many times
that it bled to death. The automo-
bilists did not laugh when young
Van Tassel took the dogs carcass
and threw it in the machine
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pie.
IMPOUNDED DOGS FOR FISH
FOOD.
VANCOUVER, Wash, June g.
Hereafter dogs impounded by H.
cense tags and caught by the dog
catcher, will be hustled off to Hood
River, Ore, and fed to the fishes
at a private hatchery there. The
pelts will be preserved and sold to
dealers.