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ARTHUR :. GoRMAx. n.
President of to sanai
1itAPTERs0.

- ACT To repeal and re=enact with
amendments Section q nd Section
s. OF Article OF the Code Of Public
Local Law Of Maryland. tile Car
roll County. subtitle Manchester.
- amended h Chapter 80 OF the
ActA Of lie General Assembly Of
Maryland II 1905.
Section ! De IL enacted BY the
General Assembly ~ Maryland. That
Section sc and Section 6 d Article !
Of the Code Of Public Local Laws Of
Maryland title Carroll County" sub
tile Manchester. M amended b.
Chapter co Of The Aets Of Ihe General
Assembly oI Maryland Of IH0s. be aud
ne same are hereby repealed and re-
enacted to rad ~ follows
So. The IImItH OF the I'D town
u Manchester Hhall embrace all the
md within he following metes and
bounds, eouraez and distances. 10 wit
Beginning IT \ stone marked b. {.
:. standing N The cast side Of Main
street. opposite from the intersection
of the Baohman's VALLEY road with
Haln street. md running thence south
% degrees. vest Go feet thence
south 23A degrees, east $3.50 feet:
thence south III degrees. vest b92
feet: thence south 40 degrees. east SIS
feet. thence north sgIs degrees. east
Iz5s feet: thence north 81 degrees.
vest 9l7 feet. thence north b7A de-
ereea. west - feet. thence north az
degrees east s4afeet: thence north 22A
degrees wesI I'll feet. thence north
J. degrees. saHI il57 'ee1. thence north
80 degrees. vest 5f3 feet. thence
south 50M degrees, HeHI 6ag feet.
thence north 3 degrees. Heat i441
feet thence nonIh 57A degrees. west
30 feet: thence south 20 degrees.
east 13i feet 70 the beginning. as will
appear b. reference to certificate and
plat fully describing the bounds OF the
corporation fled with the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court Of Carroll county for
record
81. The citizens Of aid town
Of Manchester qualified 10 vote for
Delegates u the General Assembly Of
Maryland, and shall have resided with
N the limits Of said town Tor a period
Of not less than six months next pre-
9edIng the election, shall elect by bal
IoI. on the flrzI Saturday Of April In
each and every year. at such place a.
zhnll be designated BY The Mayor and
Council, between the hours of one
o'clock and : o'clock ?. n. one per-
son OF not Les than twenty I've years Of
age, and who has been resident of
aid town for at least twelve months
next preceding such elections, and
shall be the owner of real estate or
Ieasehold property in aaId town, and
; taxpayer IN said town On IN assess
ment of At least flxe hundred
dollars, az Mayor, and five persons Of
not less than twenty-five years of age.
each Of whom. or his vile. shall be
owner of real estate on leasehold
property II aid town, aud taxpayers
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Doe DEAD, HIS BARK LIVES.
Electric Current Brings Sound from
The Larynx CuL rom the nodI.

One Of the most interesting diseoy-
cries which have recently been COM
munIeated 20 the French Academy of
Sciences Is that Of Dr.. Marage, Who by
means Of slight currents of electricity
has caused the larynx OF a dog. after
IL was excised from It's lifeless body,
to bark exactly a 4 the animal we're
alive. The demonstration seemed to
those uho first witnessed 10 the other
night % have something of the char
aeter Of a miracle. The effect was
simply = physiological one, due 10 the
contraction OF themuseles of the vocal
organ under the electric influence.
DR.. Marage holds that this discovery
furnishes an explanation of the sud
den failure that % often befaIIs the
voices Of professional singers. opera
tors. and actors. The muscles Of the
throat are contracted. the trouble be-
Ing analogous to rheumatism or neu-
ralgIa. Il is suggested that the OBJ
vious medical corroIIary 10 this theory
Il that electricity vii prove t. be an
invaluable agent IN the cure Of fnnc-
tio1aI affections Of the vocal appara-
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Of The approach Of trains upon said

Of The approach d trains upon said
railroad
Sec. 2. And b It enacted. That the
said Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Com
panY shlll be liable TO pay me Of
twenty-five dollars Tor each and every
daYIl shall fall to comply with the pro-
visions OF the preceding section: said
fine 10 be reserved IN the name Of the
State of Maryland to the uae Of the
County Commissioners of Carroll
County In the Circuit Court of said
county or before q Justice of the
Pence thereof: Hhen the amount of
said fine does not exceed the Iuriadlc-
ton Of the Justice of the Peace and
when collected to be paid into the
road fund OF sad county and n any
such proceedings, service upon : tick
ct agent of said company shall be
sufficient service upon said railroad
company.
Fec. 3. And Be 1t enacted, That this
act shall take effect ten days after the
date Of Its passage.
Approved April !. 1910.
AUSTIN l. GRoTHERs,
Governor.
ADAM PEOPLES,
Speaker OF the House of Delegates.
ARTHUR P. G0RMAN. II.
President of the Senate.
Office of the Chief Clerk of the House /;
Hereby Certify. That the aforego-
Ing Ii q true copy of an act Of the
General Assembly Of Maryland. passed
n the January Session, 1910.
: ]. ALIM0NEY.
Chief Clerk of the House.
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About = years ago Frederick FfeT.
son Of he late Michael Frey. neaT
this city. after having learned the
trade of miller In Heringis mill, won't
TO Kansas. where he engaged In rail-
reading. lie was a faithful and vi
phble nan and after Hume years b.
came locomotive engineer. He ma
rled In Kansas and kenI NJ corfaH=
pondenee With his near relatives II
this county. Two yeafz ago the cor
Iespondenee ceased and Tor time II
efforts II learn anything about hin
on the part Of these relatives was al
ortiye. Finally theY wrote 10 N
cheer Of the railroad b. whom h
was employed and hi family was IN
formed Of their anxiety 10 hear SOME
thing concerning him. This brought
the news from his wife. lnow Hld=
owl thai he was killed IN the wreck
of his engine two Years ago. :
switch had cArelessly been left open
By some one and The wreck and hi
death we're the result. Mrs. frsx
had telegfaphed and written 10 Inform
his relatives here NJ he sad occur
renee, but they never received the
messages.
Mr.. Frey was Is years. old. He
leaves hIa widow and several children.
A newspaper giving an account Of his
death an his funeral has been re-
ceiyed b. his sister. Mrs. Frederick
Walking, Jr. The account speaks u
him In The highest terms ~ a model
OF fidelity 10 duty and man who lived
clean lie. was above repfoash aud
was highly esteemed b all by whom
he was Known.
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Prophecy.

Here's a prediction In less than
ten years Massachusetts, and Iowa WI
be Democratic States. IN the laHl
clear on the tariff the Republican los
was great, and the Republican MAORI
ties are growing less and less In Iowa.
The DesMoInes Tribune shows the bit
ter feeling In the Republican CAMP
There i nothing quite 50 damnahly
disgusting - the shameful spectacle
OF alleged Republicans furnishing com
paign thunder for use Of the Demo-
cratic party In the coming national
contest
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Did xon see the comet

Did yon see the comel2
The public schools o. Carroll coun-
ty closed today.
Pipe Greek lovefeast. near Linwood.
will be held tomorrow.
]. Vincent Eckenrode. Harvey, was
sworn In as an assesaor-at-large for
Carroll, On Monday.
Monday. May 80. Is Memorial day.
The usual program viii be followed
here as IN years past.
Edward ". Case has bought the DO
acre farm Of Henry Arndt. located On
the Deer Park road, near EastvieW.
The Silver Run Grange No. 1876, Will
hold their annual picnic on July 80. In
Wesley ?. Humbert.s grove, near
Silver Run.
Mr.. e. 4. Rittase, Of Manchester.
has disposed OF his real estate and
bakery business to Allen r.. hippy.
Of the same place, for $3.50.
Andrew ]. Tawney, Of the Central
Hotel, caught two large turtles this
week and vii make soup of them and
serve It aa free lunch on Saturday
evening
The Lords supper viii be admins
tered at Baust Church on Sunday.
May %, At 1870 a. m. IN the evening
at 7.45. Mrs. II. F. Babaro will de-
liver an address.
The Christian EndeaYor Society Of
Deer Park II. p. Church will hold 3
strawberry and Ice cream festival On
the church lawn on Saturday evening.
June IL: i unfavorable. Inc following
Monday might. Everybody cordially
invited.
The annual strawberry and Ice
cream festival of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of Trinity Lutheran Church.
Deer PARK Road, will be held on Sat
uIday night, June 18th. Il weather l.
unfayorable. the first fair night.
Roger B. Irwin, of this city, who ls
road engineer for Cecil county. is dan
gerously ii at the Union Hospital.
Elkton. suffering from typhoid fever.
Mr.. Irwin. Who has been III for more
than two weeks, became worse Tues
day and the physicians fear the out
come.
The Pennsylvania Avenue Stars vii
cross bats with the Union Mills base
ball team on Mays. at Union Mills. The
line up Of the Stars vii be w. STAINS
bury, D.: y. Stoner. G: 1. Long, fb..
n. Ditman. 2b.: r. Long 3D. c. Cook
S.: II. Greenwood, If. /. Greenwood.
cf.; p. Long, RI.
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Approved April ), 1910.
AUSTIN :. cRoTHERs.
0HAPTER5o

y act 10 require the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company . place a
Ilagman At ne crossing II Hoods
Mills station n Carroll county.
Section |. Be It enacted b the Gen.
eral Assembly Of Maryland. That the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Be. and It Is hereby directed and re-
CURED to place fiagman IT Hoods
Mills station n Carroll County. where
the County road of said County road
CROSSES the tracks OF said Railroad
Company At said place; said flagman
70 be on duty between the hours Of six
o'clock A, u. and nine o'clock P. NJ,
. warn persons using saIa crossing
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IHApEasf.


An ACT 70 authorize ana empower
the Mayor and Common Council Of
Westminster. a municipal corpora
ton Of The State Of Maryland, to
borrow twenty-five thousand dollars.
TO be secured by 4 bond issue. and
providing : tax for the payment Of
the interest on said bonds and their
redemption. and directing the mode
OF spending the money - borrowed.
Section !. Be II enacted by the
General Assembly of Maryland. That
the Mayor and Common Council Of
Westminster. municipal corporation
Of the State Of Maryland. BE- and II i
hereby uthorized and empowered to
borrow 4 aum Of money. not exceeding
In the whole the sum Of twenty-five
thousand dollars, to b evidenced b.
bonds bearing interest payable semi
annually. aid loan and every part
thereof I'D he interest thereon being
exempt from all county and municipal
taxation n Carroll county whether
laid directly or Indirectly In the
hands Of corporation or individual
holder thereof.
Sec. 2. and be 1t further enacted.
That the Mayor and Common Council
Of Westminster is hereby authorized
and directed TO have bonds prepared
In good ana sufficient form not exceed
Ing the aggregate emounI of twenty
five thousand dollars. bearing date the
first day Of July, 1870 In me sum OF five
hundred doIIars ($500l: ench of said
bonds shall b numbered eenseeutiYely
from one u fifty, inclusive. md be signed
by the Mayor and connIerslgned b.
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TotaI.EeIIpse.

A total eclipse Of the moon. visible
to all observers IN the United States.
will occur on the evening of Ma %.
The eclipse begins at 10 hours 46
minutes "a seconds ?. M. eastern
tlmel. It will become wholly I'M
mersed In the shadow and the eclipse
become total on May "A at 10 hours 3
minutes D. M; It vi begin TO emerge
at 10 hours 50 minutes "a seconds p.
m. finally emerge and the eclipse end
at hours 22 minutes Is seconds :. N.
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Nern

The remains OF Henry wertz lata
OF near Harrison. Nebraska. who ~
found dead on his farm On May 11tl
last, we're brought 10 Taneytown. I'd
Monday, md the funeral sas held :
that place Tuesday afofenoon, intsf=
ment being made IN tie Reformed
cemetery.
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Bow man.

Miss Carrie. a f4-yeaF-old daughter
OF Mr.. Hnd Airs. Go. = Bowman
Adams county. died suddenly Monday
aforenoon. May Is, from NEURALGIA o
the heart.
Funeral took place Wednesday, Ms
is. at = n. lnterment N the Iuthz
erau burfIng ground Il Silver Run.
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HeItIl,rldIe

Jesse :. Heltibridle. died May u. II
Westminster. aged g years, 2 months
nj Is naYs. Funeral ill take place
this afternoon at Silver Hun Lutheran
Church. Rev. J. Q. YodeT will on
ciatinR. Interment In the cemetery I'd
Joining. James NJ. stoner funeral d.
rector
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HARVEST.
Well Known Residents and Others
Who Have Passed Away.
IYeHtz

Miss Carrie V. Wenlz. daughter o
James 4. aud Mary i Nentz, died II
her home. near Llnebnnu. on Monday.
aged Is years.
Funeral took place on Wednesday.
lnterment II Lazarus Church Gene
terry, Bineb0ro.
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Sale Register.

On Tuesday. May 3Ist. At o'clock p. m. Oak
Boards Plank & Scantline full Edge; 100 CoHda
Oak & Hickory Slab Wood. 22b Cords Oak ! HEX
DRY Wood. a. NJ Kalbaeh. On the premises late
ly the DR.. CloIworthy Birniez Estate. In Carroll
Co.. Nd on the read leading from Taneytown to
Westminster about % mile east Of TaneytoRn.
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George E. 0rendorff. died on Ma.
II, at hIs home. 24s7 Edmondsoa
avenue. Baltimore. aEed 60 years.
Funeral took place at Pleasant Grove
Church, sandyyille. ut 10 a. ~. yesler-
dav
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II said town On an assessment OF az
least Ave hundred dollars and
residents OF said town for not less
than twelve months next preceding
Eaeh elections. - Couneilma1: and In
case OF tie vote at any election, the
Mayor shall aIxa ten days notice Of a
new lection to decide the choice be-
tween the parties having tie vote
Sec. 2. And b Il enacted. That this
act shall take effect from the date of
It passage.
Approved April ), 1910.
AUSTIN :. cRoTHERs.
Governor.
ARTHUR :. aoRMAN. II.
President OF the Senate.
ADAM PEOPLES,
Speaker of tn House OF Delegates.
ONCE OF the Secretary OF the Senate I:
| Hereby Certify. That the aforego-
InE Il true COPY Of an Act d the Gen.
eral Assembly u Maryland. passed at
The January Session. 1910.
MAX WAYS,
Secretary OF the Senate.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-20

Health Is the only riches thai .
man ought to set value on for with.
out 1t all men are poor. let their es.
tates be What they wIII.=-IndianapoIIs
Naws
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THEODORE ?. BROWN.
Att0rney 1T Law.

Office two doors East of N. L. Walsh,
Main street. Westminster. Nd.
N. 70
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E. 0. DIFFENDAL. Manager.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, LAY 20, 1910

The date on the label on your paper
shows the time TO which your sub
serIptIon Is paid.
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LoYefeast at Meadow Branch on
Saturday was largely attended, and
at the services on Sunday the gather
ing was much larger.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-20

An ACT to create and establish new
election district In Carroll county,
and to provide for the registration
OF the legal and qualified voters
fhprain
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-20

The Ladies' Aid Society of F'inks-
burg Il. 2. Church vii hold a straw
berry and ice cream festival on the
church lawn, May Is.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Rev. Evans, of Westminster, Will
move to Yioletville this week, where
he has accepted charge.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-20

Daniel D. Sharrer. Of Brummel. left
at this Office this week few stalks
of rye that measured ! feet and 61z
inchea
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-19
REAR ADMIRAL EVANS
URGES HUGE NAVY

Seattle. Wash, Sept 19.--Rcar Ad-
miral Evans. retired. arrived in Seat
tie last night in the course OF his tour
Replying to the criticism Of the ex-
pense OF a large fleet Of warships in
the Pacific Admiral Evans asserted
that, as an insurance venture alone,
IL would pay the government.
1T has been figured said he. that
the cost Of a fleet Of 100 battleships
would not exceed one-tcnth OF / per
cent OF the property within reach Of
12-inch guns on the Atlantic coast"
He pointed out that at the beginning
OF the Spanish American war property
along the Atlantic seacoast deprecated
i'm value, and houses exposed 10 the
sea could not be rented at any price
Even after the Panama canal Is COM
pleted. the admiral contends, the Uni
ted States should still keep n perma-
nent fleet IN the Pacific. He insisted
that the hazard Of ships passing
through the canal during n war would
be too great.
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TOOK THREE MEN
TO RESCUE YOUNG WIDOW

New York. Sept. 1o--The united ef-
forts Of a policeman. fireman and an
ambulance surgeon were required early
this morning 10 effect the rescue OF
Mrs. Emma Wick, young widow who,
unable to sleep. had gone to the window
or her second floor apartment for a
breath of air, and had fallen to the
areaWay below. BY a Vagary Of arch-
lecture, the court Of Mrs Wicks's
apartment IL separated from the yard
OF an adjoining apartment house by
two fences and found herself wedged
tightly In the narrow chasm and I'M
able to escape
Her screams brought her neighbors
Rocking to their windows When they
learned her plight and found that all
their impromptu suggestions were un-
avHiling TO assist her they telephoned
for official help. one neiRhbor called
the police department and another
asked for a fireman. and a third sum-
moned an ambulance
Policemen. firemen and ambulance
surgeon arrived post-haste, Together
they welded the axe and crowbar. pull
ing down enough OF the fences to re-
lease the prisoner. She was uninjued.
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Weymann, american, and Chavez,
Peruvian, Encountered Stronq
Breeze and Dense Fog.
PERUVIAN ASCENDED 1886 TT.
Hose IN Sweeping Spiral-'-Summlt Of
SimplOn Obscurcd by
Heavy Clouds.

Brieg. Switzerland sept. TO- -
! Though the weather was unpropitlou,
for the bold undertaking Mi Wey-
mann, the American, and George
Chavez, tho Peruvian. attempted IN,
across-th Alps aeropiane flight today
Both failed but not until they had
given pretty exhibitions OF high dying
that promised better success in fair
weather.
During the night a stlfr breeze was
blowing in the simplon pass and the
mountain peaks were hidden in dense
iog There seemed little prospect that
the competition would begin today.
However, after daylight tho wind haG
gone down and although It was stll
cloudy the intrepid Chavez and wey-
mann decided to risk a flight
They got away with encouraging
cries from an enormous crowd that
was disappointed yesterday and had
feared that bad weather would COM
pei another postponement today.
Chavez left the starting grounds
little quadrilaterel plateau overlook
ing the Rhone valley first ana i'm
mediately began to rise IN sweeping
spirals until he had reached an altl-
tude above the towering mountain
wall opposite. Then he disappeared
over the granite shoulder that marks
the entrance OF the Saline gorge. A
moment later the watchers at that
point saw the monoplane wheel and
gradually descend until II alighted on
little grassy slope at the foot OF
the sheer cliffs.
Weymann. who started few
moments after Chavez. remained in
the air only eight minutes. He as
cended TO an altitude Of about LOO
feet. where he encountered a battling
wind
In landing at the bottom of the
Rhone valley he bent a wheel OF his
biplanc.
Chavez reached an altitude OF 1916
feet when he was caught in a violent
wind. He observed that the summit
OF the. Simplon pass was obscured by
heaVy clouds nnc decided 10 return
rather than chance landing farther on
the rocks. He announced that he
might try asain later in the day.
The other aviators who propose to
try for the cross-Alps prize arc Cat
taneo and Paillette. The American
uses biplane and the others mono
DlNneSs me terms OF tilt competition
provide that the flight may he made
any time between today ana Sept 20
The start must be near this point at
the head OF the Rhone valley and the
aviators must ny over the Simplon
pass and down across Lake Maggiore
to Milan. Italy To clear Simplon
pass Il will be necessary for the avla-
tors To maintain an altitude OF some
1000 feet In the first half hour OF the
afpht Tho total distance 10 he COW
cred Is Is miles, and smoking fires and
other signals viii point the way.
The height Of 1886 feet, attained by
Shavcz Is within ss2 feet Of the Peru
VANS world altitude record. which has
been officially placed at S.409 feet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-19
AUTOMOBILE PRICES
ARE TENDING LOWER

New York. Sept ie.--An interesting
tabulation of the average automobile
price since 1908 prepared by the Ameri-
can Automobile association shows that
automobile prices rose from 1908 10
1907 but that since that time the price
has gradually declined This decline.
according 20 the associations experis.
has not been brought about By any
radical reduction In the price Of motor
cars, but by the great increase i'm tie
manufactu and sale OF machines sell-
ing for 81 500 or less. In the early DAYS
of the Industry car selling for 81. 500
was rare, while now the greater num-
bcr Of machines sell for or under that
figure.
Tho figures show that the trend In
manufacturing has been 10 give more
each year for the same list sum, rather
than 20 make cut In the selling price
There has been a tremendous in
crease In the making OF what are term
cd moderate priced cars and a normal
and healthy increase In the number ~
higher priced machines
From sl.l33.37 as. the average price
Tor cars IN 1903, the average ran m
to S2,iS7-56 In 1907 and since that IL has
decreased until the first six months OF
1910 shows N,5fs.ss as the average
price.