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= at Sire. Charles Folk. = OhIo.
are visiting the formers narenIa. 2dtns
are visiting til formers uneIs. n.
aud Ira Iaeoh Folk u mar heTs.
NIaa IA i.andeH. Of Baltimore :
visiting friends and relatives
NJ Amelia HohfbauGh. Of FosbleH-
bur. Wha had been visiting n tbs
vicinity he nast month. returned
home Tuesday
V expect II hafH a KHaat summer
feaaFf uear Us u tHH near future. aud
Ynu need not Hs surprised 10 zaa m0=
Inf H0a9 and Hanos= arriving Don %
be- placed 81 tt larEs dan heTs.ShIeh
NiIl connect I'll tie Haekdale H. =.
aud - les tim N hour Wo IN -
1oY 3 SECOND Atlantic cts IN or oHn
vicinity
SIS ia Abbott. Of Baltimore. :
FlaIfInk relatives Ia our village thIa
ResE
NIHa Ora HDffaeEsr. mo Id been
YiHllnR hhr parents. Mr. and IrA :.
+ IIoffsaksr. If tn place. returned
10 Baltimore Sunday.
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PIsKsuIJRG

Misses sarah Miller md Cordellia
Ben#an re visiting relatives IN
HaKafBtoRn.
George Nelflle. IF fredericksburg.
Va. Is visiting his grand parents IT.
and Mira = Y Horner
II. al M FLOYD sfockHdale. Of
Philadelphia, have returned home
after spending several dayH xlih he
formers parents. IT. aud NJ. 7. {
StoeksdaIs.
Miss my Ward. 81 Washington. D
G.. ms returned home after spending
several days With her parents, -
and dra. Vim. = Ward.
Mas Mary Hughes. Of T0HBon IL
visiting Der grandmother. M Mary
Brandenbnrg.
MrB IanobIa IyeIHIer. Of Arlington,
Ii visiting her daughter and son=In.
Law. Mr.. and MrH. John D. ATmaeoat.
Miss nerkleY Peeling has returned
home after spending week n HaIII-
more county.
Vernon StoeksdaIe. Nho hid been
III 9Th typhoid fever. Il improving.
Seventy eight tickets we're sold 10
Emory Grove eamn from FInkshurg
on Sunday.
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=MTIIRAsAm.

d. E. Bankeft and family and NFH.
Elmer Hoppe spent Tuesday With u.
and Mrs y ]. Froek.
Mrs I f. Myers. who spent n
month with Frank Myers and family,
has returned 70 DAYTON.
NJ aud Mira John Grouse au1 Mi
Setta Ylngilug. OF Washington. spent
daY with MfH. Hersnrt Es-peK
Mrs. sallie HesHon returned home
after spending a fes days among
friends IN Baltimore
Mas Mabel nauksrt HpcnI q feN
days in Baltimore Nith Ter aunt
Among those who visited ~. I'D
NrH Oliver KoaDtz Iaat Sunday WeFe
Sir md Mrs Daniel Il Kooutz. II
Silver Run alao 0uat WarchIne aad
wife
MiaH Portia Myers returned homo
aiteF spending a few days among
friends IN Hanover
Mr. Bessie Rarstime. wha spent
some time among Der relatives, haa
returned % baltimore.
Leander Matthias and wife enter.
taIned = Their home 81 Sunday
Mrs. John HYefs nd to children.
Mra Wm LeeHe md Mrs. Edward
9lnKIinE.
Ms Jerry Myers naB zone u fIaiII-
more to make her future home VIII
her daughter. RS. HaBle Wafshimez
Mr. Nellie YInRiLng. q NeH York,
II visiting Mr. John Grouse
" an Mra J Wantz aud dauKh-
iera. Of Gettysburg. HDenI Sunday wIIh
Dora WanIz anI family
John naehman Is On The sick list
Ma Madeline HaHgon spent a fss
dafH with Mr. Martin HareHsnhoTD.
~ MelroHs.
Charles Hoafelt and vie and Thso.
Yelaar spent daY In Westminster
ana Gettysburg.
Mfa. Gorge Hesaon took m enjoy
able auto ride Sunday.
NJ. and MrH. Thomas BAR and
family and Charles BAL spent Sun
day With their parents. Ir md Mn.
Nathan nair. 81 Hanover.
IT and Mr.. shaIrley md on have
returned to FORK after spending q
few dayH viii M and Mr.. John
HuT.
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Myers drove to Waynesboro last week
and spent several DAYS there.
Miss Hilda Perry. Of Union Bridge.
Il staying IN town. and nursing her
sister. Mrs John Heck. who has been
sick for several weeks.
| Mr.. Clingan attended the funeral Of
his brother. Joshua elingan, at
Taneytown. ON Tuesday.
On Saturday B. L. Cookaon bought
at public sale the property owned By
the late Mrs. Elizabeth Haines, for
s842.
Mrs. Charles Darling, of Baltimore,
and Mrs. Alice Zile. Of Warfieldsburg.
were the guests Of Mrs. Missouri
Routson At dinner on Monday.
Harry Routson. 5f Baltimore. spent
| Sunday at home.
Mrs. W. II. Blizzard. OF Frizellburg.
and Mrs ada Hess. of Green Spring
Valley. visited John Hamburg and
family the past week.
Communion Sunday morning at the
n. P. Church.
MT. and Mrs. Frank Smith and
daughter, OF near Lisbon. and Mrs
spangler. fnee shapley). OF Mechan-
icsburg. visited Mrs. Lizzie Davis the
| past week.
! Messrs. Il. L. EookaOn, Joseph
Dehoff, Harry Erb and Edgar Myers
drove to Gettysburg On Saturday to at
| tend the Government sale of horses
! Vim. :. Shaw accompanied his
sister. Mrs Edwin Cover. TO Easton.
on Monday. lie will attend the Coun-
! ty Fair In progress there this week
! Mrs. John Dotterer and son, Of
York. visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Cyrus Hull. Of WoodaIde. the
past week.
The NJ. p. Sunday school hel
! basket picnic IN grove near town
J Wednesday. which vas very much =
! loyed BY Ill who attended r.
! Hfkon Bowersox. of GetIysNa
! Theological Seminary. VII preacl
Mt Union Sunday morning At
! O'Clock and at Winters Church
] 230 i. m
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.RIzRLLBURG

Mra. Arthur Stevenson. who is at
The University Hospital, Is recovering
rapidly. We hone TO welcome her
back among ua next week
Edward DutroR met with a painful
accident On Wednesday morning by 4
window falling upon his hand, cutting
It badly, which required number Of
stitches. while working with John
Haifley on the Or. Kalbach building IT
Thorndale.
Mrs. William Blizzard and Mrs.
Ada Hess. of Green Spring Valley.
spent the past week with friends IN
tnIontown.
visiting her brother. Leonard LIie, and
family haa returned home.
Mr. Ada Hess. Of Green Spring
Valley IL visiting her aunt. Mrs Mol
lie HandleY
Aaron Ecker and Hife apent Sunday
With heir son=in=IHH. Edward Heaaon.
and family
Master robert Myers. Of Baltimore.
s visiting hi cousin. Norman ].
Myers
Mr. Fanny Babylon Il spending
part Of thIs week With her daughter.
Ara. Harry DeylibIsa. Of Pleasant
valley.
Miss Carrie Snyder md mother.
Elmer saYdef. Of Baltimore. aHa
guests at the home Of Washington
DieEanHhasIH
Tehias finRlIuR. q Pleasant fallag,
and IlHH Elsie BazahoaH. Of IIltIez=
town. and Ma Maggie EookHon. .
Hanover. .ere guests Of their aunt.
Ellen Cover. o. Tuesday evening
NJ Mettlc Jerome. daughter Morn
and sons Ralnh am irwin. Of YorE.
Pa. Rho had been spending a month
with her sisters. Mr.. Dora Miller, IF
Green Spring VALLEY. and Mr. HoK=
ard Eckafd. Of F'rLzellhufg. returned
TO haf home OF Monday
NJ. Frederick narven. whn haI
been III Tor come time. Ia very II
NJ Maude LAWYER returned from
the hospital On SUNDAY 10 re soFz
~ u hem that she Il MT much In
proved
Aunt Ellen Cover and Mrs MoilIe
Bandley spent Saturday and Sunday
with Harry Cover md family The
made the trip n Mr. Covers automa=
bile
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MEI.ROsE.

Again our neighborhood vas shock
cd when news came hat one Of ouI
most highly esteemed friends and
neighbors. Mrs Nathaniel Shaffer
died at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Balti-
more, on Thursday. August rs. of q
complication OF diseases She iirsi
began 10 complain OF illness on Tues
day. Wednesday the doctor was sum.
moned. and Thursday morning she
vas taken 10 the hospital. She wnf
conscious TO the end. Residing IN tn
neIghbofhood since nor marriage
nearly % years agO, she Won the ea.
teem af all who knew her She had
smile for al. and waH especially fond
Of children. A loving husband, besides
four children. survive her-Mra= VIM
Il. Miller. Of Manchester. I'D spen.
Ger Shaffer. IF Milton. Pa: nrs John
2. ZenD. OF Baltimore. and Lester NJ
Who resides at home Tier remains
we're aid 70 reHt In lie cemetery n
Emanuel's Lutheran Church, Man
chester. Re- Laa officiating, The
floral tributes were many and beaut-
III. Tho dial clock Of SILK and
flowers. showing the time Of her de-
nartuTe WIS beautiful. Tie funeral
was tie largest attended at the Euth
eran church for q long time Her
age was "a years and } days.
She was always cheerful.
Living a life 80 noble and pure.
Striving each da5 toward
Heaven that l. her vas sure.
She dearly loved flowers
Looking into their depths so pure
II am worries eHmc her Way
Her flowers were her beaI cure
She's zone from our midst
She + free from all pain.
She IL nov calmly 1t rest.
And our loss i her gain.
Mr. and Mrs Amos G. Fair and
daughter Emma. New Freedom. Pa
Hiss Jennie ZeIKler. of York. Pa.
Mrs o. {. ZeIgler aud daughter
Pauline. of seltsland. Pa. and Mis-
seitz. Of Glen Rock. "a. Rere guests
Of Dr and Mira IeiKisr.
Don't forget Kridlef.a annual eele-
hfation, Saturday. September II. be.
ginning at z m Don't forget Zach.
mans celebration on the zame data
N Mr. Panebaker.g beautiful grove.
The committee Of Kentz'B snnda.
school celebration las secured the
right from Mr. Wenfz f0T better
road u reach re Grumrlne nIenIt
grove. than the people enjoyed IN for
mer years.
Mrs Or. shreeYe md hef son. Dr.
James ShHseve. paid Or and Mrs
HeiglaT a visit Last week
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GrumbIne spent the past week With
the formers son. Clark Abbott of
Laurel. Del.
Constant e. Elseroad. who had an
accident at his sawmIll SIX months
ago, on Tuesday pulled q splinter
out of his nostril that was two and a
half Inches long and one-fourth Of an
finch thick. This makes at least fifty
splinters thai has been cut and work.
ed out of his nose and about his eye.
Mrs. T. ". Buchanan was called
very suddenly last Saturday to the
bedside of her father. Nm. !. David
son. OF Baltimore. He had a very
severe attack of acute indigestion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Buchanan and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rupp spent 4
day during the past week in Balti-
more
Edward Bonner and son William
spent the past Sunday with the for
mer's son. Edward Bonner. Jr., OF
Gambler.
Constant E. Elseroad was the guest
of John Spahr, OF Union Bridge. sew
eral days last week.
Mrs Emma Boose and Miss Nay
Davidson. of Baltimore. spent two
weeks with John ". Davidson.
Mrs. Annie Leppo Is spending q
fortnight with her brother. Silas A
Martin, OF Union Bridge.
Miss Carrie Ludwig spent the past
week with Mrs VIM. q. Shaeifer. OF
Blneboro.
Rev. Geo. W. strine. Of Greenmouni
L b. Church. viii be present ct the
Wesley picnic September ). to make
an address.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Davidson made
flying trip 10 Baltimore Sunday &c
see the latter's father. Daniel Hupn
Who Is In theh oanital.
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.Au.OwYII.n.

TIE most OF our np-tozdate farmers
are done plowIng.
TIE Ladies' I'D Society met # Mr.
George WrlghI.a on Thursday.
Some If our people attended the
Farmers picnic on Thursday. Friday
and Saturday
corn Il looking fairly good: pas.
ture IL short
Thomas Barnes and family haxe
some visitors from sparrnws Point.
MEny friends attended the funeral
Of David Byefs, near IIberIptoHn
Monday morning
George Young and family spenl
Sunday q Harry Barnes.
Charles Jenkins. wife. son Charles
and Elmer end Ii Waffield spent
Sunday Il Theodore Cummings.
Ms Hiida Pickett anent Sunday
With her mother. Mrs Fertile Pickett
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TYRONE.

w Nantz. vile and daughters,
DaIHy and BeuIah. d Gettysburg. vs.
tied Samuel Grouse on Monday.
NJ John Marausl returned home
from Hanover. on Monday.
Mr. Oliver Lippy. aon and to
daughters. OF Hanover. Pa. are spend
Ing he week 9Th John Aarquet and
family.
Joseph FormsalI. Luther EekaHd.
Howard HymIller and Mrs. Clara
Grouse enjoyed n tfIp 20 Baltimore On
Saturday last
Hurry Grouse. Raymond Hitter
brieE. OF near TaneTIown. spent Sun
day With Samuel Grouse md family.
Thomas Gilbert i on The sick LIT
again.
Don't forget 10 attend Hausls Sun
1aY school picnic his Saturday. 4
the weather + Indictment q festival
will be held On Tuesday night. Union
Mill Band vii be present
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.MATERsYIIIE.

Miss 4 B. seIlman and brother have
Their canning factory IN full oner-
alton. and are paying good prices for
tomatoes
The Junior Order of American Me-
chanIes vii hold picnic tomorrow
afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Il. u. Knipna. Mra. Brent Wat
ers and daughter. Miss Margaret Wat
ers, all Of Baltimore. spent pleasant
weeK with their cousin. Miss EstelIe
Waters.
Mr.. Sophia selhs and her accom-
guests Of Misses larry and Jennie
plished daughter. Mas Mamie. were
Selhy. for several r.eeka.
Dr.. Thomas ] Talbot and sister,
Miss Nora Talbot. and chas Waters.
Baltimore. who were making tour
through the country IN their larEe
touring car, paid pleasant all On
DR.. Waters ana family.
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nOSmsu VILE

Miss Margaret CurHens IL visiting
Der sister. Mrs Harry bloom. a
Knmu.
Mrs JeeEe Stnltz aud daughters, OF
Westminster. spent Sunday with Oil
fer Hesson and wife.
Milton Bah and family spent Sat
undaY at Hanover.
Charles Ieese. wife and children, OF
near 1T. Pleasant. spent several days
Nth George +. Marker and IamiIy.
Willlsm Bish spent Saturday at
Rochester
Jesse Angel and family and Miss
Gurrena, OF kumn. snent Sunday with
David Gurrens md family
Mrs Frank THURMAN anent Tues
Day and Wednesday Of last week with
relatives at LittIestown.
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MUJNptW.

Mrs. Clayton Keller and Miss Ethel
Shipley. Of Baltimore. with Miss VIM
ME Watkins. Of KemptoHn. .ere the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Asa Il. Wat
kina Sunday.
MT. and Mrs. Ollie Phebus have re-
turned II their home In Baltimore.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert Watkins, Mrs.
s. :. Watkins. Miss Ida Watkins and
Mr.. Carlton Wordsworth spent Nom
daY At Hraddoek Heights.
The L. A. :. Hall Club defeated
LinEanoTe here Saturday. Score "a
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Families Of wealth In New FORK
City are beginning 10 close their city
homes for the season. Their New
York aojourn is getting shorter and
shorter. beginning with the annual
horse show and ending with the early
spring. with feH weeks for South
ern travel In midNinter.
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A desireable property, in best eondi-
ton. fronting IS feet on Pennsyl- g.
Vnnia avenue weather board house. u
slate roof. nine rooms. bath and closet:
gas and al modern improvements. large
stable. shed and all necessary ouIbuiId=
Ings. Apply to
MARY GILBERT g. SISTERS.
aug =26-tf Westminster. Nd.
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Noas3HouTY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
sitting u a Court Of Equity
Howard J. Hull. 1t Al. Va. Mary c.
Hull. ct ri.
Ordered, this 9Th day o. August, !. d.
1910, b the Circuit Court Ior Carroll
county. sitting a. . Court Of Equity.
that the sale of the property mention
ed in these proceedings m4de and re-
ported By Oliver E Dodrer, Trustee. ap-
pointed BY decree Of this Court to make
said sale. be ratified and confirmed. un-
les cause 10 the contrary Thereof be
shown On or before the 18th day OF
September, next, provided : cory of
this order be inserted IN some news
paper published IN Carroll County.
once in each Of three successive weeks,
before the 9th day Of September, 1910.
The report states the amount OF sale
TO De So, 05G. ID.
OSCAR D. GILBERT.
CLERK.
True Copy. Test:
aup f9-zf OSCAR d CuREar Clerk
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HOUCEsyrnE.

Mrs. July Bucher and Miss Eliza-
beth Butcher. Of baltimore, we're
guests Of Miss Jennie Drummel DUR
In the past week.
Mrs. John W. Abbott and Mrs. Wm.
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4 PPLIeATIoN FOR A PARDON.
State of Maryland,
Office of the Secretary Of State,
Annapolis. August 10, 1910.


Annapolis, August 10, 1910. ]
To al whom it may Concern:
Notice i hereby given, that appliea-
ton has been made To His ExcellencY
Austin l.. crothefs, Governor Of Mary
land, for the pardon of Harry Jack
son and George Bailey who were con
victed on July 9Th. 1910. before Jus
tice curleY. of Carroll County. Of IN
lawfully riding on railroad train and
sentenced 10 be confined in the House
Of Correction, for three months.
The Governor will take up said case
for final decision on OF after Thursday.
the 18th day Of August. 1910. until
which time protests against such par
don will b. heard. and the papers filed
open 10 inspection, at the discretion Of
the Governor.
By order of the Governor,
n. WfNsLOW WILLIAMS.
aug 28-tt Secretary Of State.
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I,oR SALE AT 4 BARGAIN

One Maxwell Automobile. Model A
extra tire and inuertube: fully equippel
and guaranteed in good order. Appl!
to 100 West Main Street or p Liberty
Street. aug 26=3t
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LOST.

L0ST-A Nickle Watch and Silver
Chain. Reward i returned . Charles
Cohen, :. Green street. Westminster.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-26

buggy or runabout would make = splen-
did gift to your wife and yon could
share in the pleasure of using il too.
Our showing of new style. up to date
carriages i exceedingly attractive and
20 are the prices considering the strict
" high class of the exhibit.
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HAIEHT
T'oR SALE.

80 a.zx4.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-12-03
BRINGS DOG HOME TO DIE
Washington Woman Wanted Canine
Pet to Breathe His Last on
American Soil.

There are some funny people in the
world. Among these are women, to
whom cats and dogs. parrots and
mocking birds are more than creatures
with souls. Mrs. Hawkins Taylor Of
Washington, has bulldog that she
calls Baron. Baron Is Just pedigreed
pet, probably was never Of any use to
anybody excepting to lick the hand
that fed him, which is, of course, a lit
tie to one which has no time to lavish
affection on children.
Baron accompanies Mrs. Taylor
wherever she goes, and she spends a
great deal Of her time in travel. Baron
Is now old and feeble and arflicted
with elephantiasis. In other words.
Baron has been fed too we'll, and prob
ably has govt or dropsy. Mrs. Taylor
recently returned from abroad and the
story goes that she came back be.
cause she feared Baron was going to
die, and that he ought to breathe his
last on American soil. Devotion of
this kind to human beings would make
the world better
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A Different Case.

He stopped in front of grocery to
look at some berries. and, after he
had heard the grocer saying to Gus
toner that the railroads had no legal
or moral right to raise rates, he butted
in WITH:
''But the Same rule should apply to
you. You raise prices without con.
sulting any law, don't you?"
"But it's different. sir--far differ.
ent."
If don't see how When was
along here the other day you had
blackberries marked at IL cents. To-
day they are marked at IA. ny what
legal or moral right did you mark
them up?"
81 will tell you. sir. Yesterday
contributed SO cents in cash to the
heather. This morning got fifty
boxes of berries from the market I
put two cents quart extra on the
price, so that If the heather came
around could get my money back"
But you get back double what you
contributed"
"Oh, the other so cents ia my re-
ward for being good-hearted. You see,
when you come to figure 1t out It's
nothing at all like the railroad cases."
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@4=4S~@IQn
WITH SOME INCIDENTAL
RELATION TO THE WOMAN
E $ S Ss.Hs D |.
Brady
Illustrations By
Dearborn MelDilz
illustrations b.
Dearborn MeLUW
Copyright. 1909. by Mon.t. Yard 4 20.


friend, don't know what else to DO"
where's the woman?" asked the
EDITOR, after he had examined the last
paper that Colonel Bill had submitted.
well, you won't find her." said the
DID miner slowly. "She;s pulled up
stakes and hit the trail. helped her,
and I don't mind sayin' that l said
I'd see her through this thing. don't
believe she could be caught where
she's gone. don't b'lieve there'll be
any pursuit made after her; but If she
Is, she's got to be let go. Pete Bree-
den was a dog if ever there was one,
and he deserved all he got. That's
all, guess. Gosh! I'm dry!"
"Mr. Abbott" said the editor, will
you procure such refreshments as
Colonel Hamilton is accustomed to
take under such circumstances?
You know the dope, boy. l want
1t straight too. Same's we had the
other night"
Eyes, SIR" answered the reporter.
It'll have 1t here in minute"
Nov, Colonel Hamilton" said the
editor, "you have rendered the peo-
PIE OF New York, Mr.. George Gormly,
and incidentally The New York Planet
about as great service as we could
expect to receive from a human being.
What you have said throws an en-
tirely new light upon Mr.. Gormly's let
ter. He is ina much more admirable
position through you. Why, he ap-
pears In this like hero. Mr.. Shaw,
will you put this matter in shane to
accompany Gormly's letter, while 1
comment editorially upon it?''
At this moment the cub reporter en-.
tered with bottle and glasses.
"1'm glad" said Colonel Bill as he
poured out generous portion, ''to be
of service. After you're all filled up"
he continued as at his suggestion the
two editors and even the cub reporter
accepted small drink from the large
bottle, well drink health and success
to my young friend Fordyce, which is
now named Gormly, and damnation to
the chief of police and his gang!"
And that was the kind of toast in
r. "AisSn eAAoJ CouAu dll lily JOIN.
Whitefield had thought that the in
cident was completely covered and
that nothing more could be added to
the amazing story. Before the forms
v g finally locked, however, and the
first edition went to press, the night
editor, who still remained at his post,
received communication of such
or o1}n hot I,
1t after the editorial in large capitals,
double loaded, as the completing touch
to the most extraordinary announce
ment that he felt had ever appeared
in The Planet
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Training the Voice.

Nothing as quickly and unmistak-
ably distinguishes a we'll bred man
or woman from those of plebian birth
or education az the speaking voice ami
the carriage, two most essential points
to cultivate and the two which are al
most universally neglected by parents
and masters in this country. 1t is not
so in England and France, where even
in humble life the voices are not only
naturally more musical than those
found in America, but they are so in
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consequence Of past training and Gull
tivation. One uses the speaking voice
almott continuously, SO why should 1t
not be trained to be as musical as pos
sible, since a sweet, low voice is con-
sdered power? So much time and
attention are given to the singing
voice, which is used only upon oc-
casions, which, of course, is to be en-
couraged and commended, but If one
can not cultivate both let the prefer
ence always be given to the speaking
voice, that ones enunciation, articula-
ton and respiration, as we'll as the
proper pitch of the voice, may be
regulated and governed according to
the most approved methods Then
ones convictions will be found to car
ry great weight.