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Audubon County journal., 1911-05-18

1 9s - w Il u ~ 4
Mrs. johnson have Mr. George McClain went
living the Hunt resi- Tuesday
uenee' nave "oveo 70 a'n near Bessie Wihauer
S -- Audubon caller last Friday
Charles O. Hunt trains
have moved from w. Covault ,,.4 g.. ~, -.
residence to the Isaac Hunt resi- har 49,. s -: ::
dence. - as S evening -
DR.. Riley Congress ------ ------
sonal Convention at Bluffs fe. 'onn Dnnich ana
Delegate Saturday.
of Mrs Fulton visiting
Portsmouth, Iowa visited in Audubon from Friday
hours with Father Hundt last urday last week.
Thursday. Mrs Chas. May son,
is enly table of Atlantic spent Sunda
drink which be used days trends in this city
week three times day with Jenkins-scot
only good results l44 antc visited frends
Mrs. George family are trains last Thursday
to leave the latter part of George Dayton
this week for Adair where they will TO visit
paAe 'oel lulue nome. ents, George Paige and wifi
delicious bever Mr. and Mrs Herbert Her
age, nourishing wholesome. family of Hamlin
IT has fragrant rich visitors
nsSo ana '" oiano oooy all Navratil, wife
49," o"A' will go y Tar ounty
improved in look after his ed inere
lama oouhy, iowa 70 excnange Lee Smith of Oklahoma
for Canada South Dakota land h.ra ,.., ...L - as
-. 80 ~ '9 'o 'oA uncle M o. Smith and ot
pale. tives.
Mrs John Mertes and daughter MIR. Chautry
Mrs Henry baby rem returned home saturd
Carroll returned the Adair where thew Waited
aome mere Weonesoay after a visit few days.
"'' eA'.vee -ea. 1Aoo... The pupils of High
Romano is made from who take the Class
pen9d fully matured bananas Sunrise pcn
yeloped in the Athletic morning.
flavor and richness not found in 1ohn Mo-. of ~ .e-
- '' -'p ~ w eo' Wisconsin notorey
w. 49, --- guilty of murder in the fire
Our r. +. ID. the His wife
aaPp.es. creatures on eaI'n. iney had new
49, s, 80 a, ~ 80 W 9ay t. ~ walk laid his premises
~. - - - - .,c c So and repairs made the
~ a. - ~ ~ - - .'A"E ne" tiou and cellar way his
------- Messrs Frank Wagner
Mr. 1rlse Editor OF the Guth- and John Donaldson
fan aaa some other gentlemen attended the High Schoo
rom 1uthe Center being dele the K p.
gates the Council
g,e.s;on,, conua.+o, -a.-.s Boy Barhan,
owe, the Rrar %; lege in Des Moines,
yer Road and ore Ioa n th; part of last week
ar.ise of ;+s condit;on W. ac, relatives
aaoe n1..sa,+ c.11 f-o. ...t High School
NAe party "no nVe 'nen 10 cali Mrs. George Knox
sgain. vent 70 Ada;, .at s,.,rda
sRr;,L horeu uzas t.oa4 her brother, Alvin Holmes
sta in the Atlantic Nou. vad,as his birthday also
dav which read n Rr,LarhoH Albert who is residing
the old reliable rnk'
Journal s in the city today to urday days
tend h Aviation meet Bnloos three weeks stay
well dsays the world treating at Audubon He
him kindly, which, by the way Guthrie Center
serves him right He well help dispose of the big
come caller at News Office this goods Henry Campbell
morning. A<1%..i.H there.
The evening world., 1911-04-19

the Hollow Tile Trust" Mayor Nc
C1ellan vetoed the code ordinance.
The late Little Tim Sullivan led
the hght for the hollow tile trust. and
Tanmany was behind him, with Daniel
=. Cohalln handling the legal end or
the struggle. II was charged during
the nsht over the code that Leader
Murphy and TIE Sullivsns had an In
tcrest in the hollow tile trust. They
denied that they had any interest In
that industry, saying the Croker fam
lily had Injected politics into the con-
troversv In order to mystify the real
issue-the superior merit Of tile or
as hre-proonng material.
1t Is likely that the cement people
will now got into the battle, for their
interests VIII suffer. becausc the use
OF reinforced concrete In buildings
more than elghty-hve feet high is pro
hibited. The cement people Will en-.
deavor to have that limitation thrown
out OF the new code.
The evening world., 1911-04-19

Policeman Archipolli. an authority on
ori9nes Of this Fort. believed the mdtila-
tons we're OF the type inflicted upon
informers by yenge.ul merbers Of the
Mans, as a Warning. to other traitors
within the Ia.ls.
In the victims pocket was d passpori
indicating that he was Lug de Lorenzo.
4 laborer. and a letter from Palermo.
Sicily. TO a person BY that name adj
dressed No. s. Fast One Hundred and
Seventh street. Tne letter was from a
wife or sweetheart. intimating THAI
rumors had reached her that he was
not travelling tho straight ana narrow
path and should reform.
Dr. Mccuiiom OF Harlem Hospital said
the man had been dead for several
hours. II Is the belief OF the police
that the victim was lured to the park
some time during the night and at.
tackled as he sat waiting on the bench.
The fight val brief and the death
blow Was soon deal him.
The detectives on the case soon found
salvatore dc Lorenzo Of No. $40 East
The evening world., 1911-04-19
Mrs. Mandoline, of North Ber-
gen, N. j., viii Be Given
Pasteur Treatment Here.
FAILED TO HELP GIRL.
Other Children, Torn by Same
Dog on Jan. 3, in Great
Danger.

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Tho mother has been promised psr.
The evening world., 1911-04-19
LURED TO PARK
AND KILLED IN
TERRIFIC FIGHT
Marks Of Malta Vengeance on
Victim of Attack by
Gang.

The body OF a murdered man was
found early to-day In a lonely part
OF Thomas Jefferson Park near one
Hundred and Eleventh. street by Police
man Dick OF tho One Humid red and
Fourth street station. A bench nearby
was overturned. the grass was torn Up.
and there Was every evidence OF .
terrific struggle.
The man mad been struck in the hack
Of tho head with an x or meat
cleaver. The same weapon or n stilletto
was used by the slayers, OF whom the
police believe there ,.ero three or four.
TO mutl,ste tho victims face after his
throat had been cut. His mouth was
sls shed n his teeth knocked out.
The evening world., 1911-04-19
BUILDING LAWS
Be CHANGED
BY ALDERMEN
Fireproofing Rivals in Truce
and Code Not Likely to Re-
new Bitter Fight.

with the news that n new building
code will he introduced at the next
meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen II IL
announced that the freprooHng factions.
whose hot fight resulted In the defeat
Of the code presented two years ago
have pooled their interests. There IL no
further obstacle 10 tho adoption OF a
code which II ready for presentation.
The chief contenders in he long
squabblc were tho cinder concrete In
t%erests. as represented by tho Roebiing
Construction Company. of which Rich
ard Croker jr. In the head. and the Ma
tionni Fireproonng Company Of Pitts
burg. which was popularity known as
The evening world., 1911-04-19
WILLED HIS WIFE ONLY ST..
Sea said she Was tnkind. and
Gave Money 10 Oth~rA.

Jane. Scanlon. whose will was hled
for probate In the S~urrosate's ONCE this
afternoon. cut on his wife. Catherine.
with only 81 beoaus Of her unklnd-
ne~s' 20 him and left the remainder OF
his estate. amounting to several thou
sand dollars, to his brother. slster.in-
law and two cousins.
Mrs. Scanion. who lives a. No. 4Si
Pacific street, Brooklyn. made no o.
lection TO the Will. bat Joined with the
other relatives In asking that II be ad-
mitted TO probate.
The evening world., 1911-04-19
R. 7. LINCOLN TO RETIRE.
III Hcnith viii Cause HIm 50 0mii
Pullman COnpany Place.

CHICAGO, April 10 Robert r. Lin
coin will retire as President o. Ia.
Pullman Company next month. &C ord
ing to a statement printed to-day. The
continued III health Of Mi. L.u on Ii
given as the cause OF Ms Impending re-
tlrement from the ~sctive-man gen eat OF
the corporation.
1T is true that :ir. Ln. oin's health IL
very poor" said John s. Runnells, Vice
The evening world., 1911-04-19
Art Treasures Burned,

BRUSSELS. Belgium. April l9,-The
City Hall at schaerbeek. a suburb. in
which were priceless works of art. was
burned last night. Two hremen were
killed in trying to save some OF the con-
tents. II Is believed that the fire was OF
incendiary origin.
The evening world., 1911-04-19

, One Hundred and : xih street who anne
TO the station house and Identified the
body as that OF his OUNCE brother.
Luigi. lie said Luigi had been a ue'er-
Go-Well ever since he syriveI 90 IN.
cour'rv and had associated WIKI Wild
characters. lie insisted, however. to.
ne dldnt know any or his Tiers
frlcnds nv name.
The evening world., 1911-04-19

danger because they we're not bitten on
the face or hands' he sara 10 an h''"
ing "urIu rePo.'e.' ~ %r"".
pre'eh'e" !" - ~,
decp ih'" thc "ee"' ~
susie Mhhuohho' ~ "" ~
Grated ABOUT 'ne '"ceNS'
The child was attended by a phy'ic'an
Immediately after she was bitten and
was sent to the Pasteur Institute
where she remained three days she
was supposed TO be cured but on sun
day she began to show symptoms OF the
dread disease From then uhuI nor
death yesterday afternoon she raVed'
snarled ana parked ana u required inc
efforts OF strong men 10 Keep he' i"
her bed
Just as the chiidrcn were oeihs os-
missed from the Union Hin puoic
schoois on jan, . 'Ast . "ohsFe ran
among .ne"'' 49,"
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anu =.
The evening world., 1911-04-19

President OF the rr,.nan Company:
but any ruror ,hat "c "ds resignep
Is premature"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02

Kenper A. Welt is the Dem era
tic candidate FIR County Trrasur or
and his claim upon the Suffragr> OF
his fe low citz ~ appeals most
strongly tn every father and mother
and brorEer and Ster in 5. Mary =
When hiS father died. Kemper took
upon biIn~t II TIE burden II hr ID
winner fer the berelveI fm.iN
when his brother Il ID his home was
generously shared ith his mother S
widow and daughter ard 70 man in
all this county has heat warm r
for pity and hand mere ope n for N 1T
irg charity HeiCok up his fathers
business because il was the only
opening for him To supp TT his fam
lily, but the writer ard o,hers have
often felrd him say that be w,u.d
greatly prefer $ me other business
than the one he a. his opponent
Are engaged in. Vote for him and
work for him.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02
OUR TICKET.

The Democrats Of st. Msry's
County present to the voters tick
ct with q suitable candidate for
every Office to be voted for from
Governor to Surveyor. Every can
didate on the ticket is there 10
strict compliance with the provi-
sions Of the Primary Election Law.
Every man of them. exec os Matthew
r Bailey. who was selected to NIL
a vacancy caused by the death OF
hislamented father. James Fl Bailey.
submitted his claims 10 the people,
paid his assessment TO the Supervi-
sors OF Elections and there is and
can be no question in the minds OF
any one as TO the right Of every man
Of them TO be on the mOcratic
Ticket. And while comparisons
are odorous," ne invite the voters
TO comuare them man for man with
the candidates OF the opposition,
and have no fear that our nominees
will not profit by the comparison
and bear the atricteSt scrutiny. In
the Primary contest which nam. d
our candidates over fourteen hun
dred OF our citizens particip pa ed.
and under the rules and regulations
laid down by Section l6OE OF the
Law every person Offering 70 vote
at q primary election shall be I'd
quirt d TO state TO which party he
belongs and which party's candi-
dates be intends to vote for at the
State, City or County electi ms, and
every qualified per son Offering to
vote in the several counties 10 the
State at n primary election shall b.
permit d TO vote in the primary
election shall be permitted 10 vote
in The primary election OF the party
70 which he belongs and which
party candidates he Intends to vote
for at the State or County election p"
Every ore OF tt Q fourteen hundr, d
men who voted in our pr in4ry piedg
ed themselves in accordance with
the above provision of tho Primary
Law and every man of them that
values his word is HONOR BOUND
by the pledge. 1t is up 20 you gen
tleman TO show by your votes, the
value you put upon your SOLEMN
obligation.
You are enlisted this year uLd r
the Democratic banner and we will
not believe. unless the yo'es prove
II, that ST Mary's men will prove
recreant to their pledge and desert
ers from flag under which :hey
voluntarily obligated themselves
to fight.
Men OF St. Mary s. this is the
Democratic Ticket; this is the Tick
ct you rOnir ated ard his is the
Ticket YOU will = rry to victory {
you do your d"ty and keep your
words:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02

St. Mary's County will be well
in the House Of Dele
gates IL WALTER B DORSEY ana
JOHN r. GARNER be elected.
Mr.. Dorsey is q man OF real ia ent, is
safe and conservative and any Law he
may have passed will oe well con-
sidered aud be for the benefit o: the
people of the County. Mr.. Carr err
Is q sound, sensible, practical man
and he will faithfully care for thu in
terests OF the people OF S.. Marys.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02

John L. Hilton is.the Democratic
candidate for County Commissioner
and be deserves the support Of
Democrats and taxpayers in every
section OF St. Mary's. He is q sue
cessful aud progressive farmer and
knows the needs Of the people OF the
county. He was nominated after q
contest with two Of our best citizens
AMI hc is the choice Ut q primary
participated in by the great major
ity OF the taxpayers of st. Mary o.
De has special and peculiar claim
upon YOUR support.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02

go e~w~3y - sAs eerts sA@n % ssessss9
C. zoe S~nRteF who Esali 70 es--->@a By TIE
sezusrt vetcrs o sad Les.nls-iss De-
srs-ss % Asirinors city. aaS sf tAs es9e-
Ers - 80 -:z-N rrsPsctivvay. aAA Ras<s-
Aors 1fy saAl Be ~atiGb~& 10 I've AA&ss
c-aA- ssRAtosa VITO shall - sSssesA -
ErEe - 80 yusassi voasrs 81 he SAID
60, szs ell o. sZid ssR.4oss shsn ssrvs
- fear yssrs from tie eats 81 tEslT es~e-
Era. sut'e~. e tie -lasaecGttsA q seas
Asrs be- asrysT provided feE.
B-ct4oa AID % IL fuFIhsg s@@cea4 ~
a. authority Aforesaid. that tAs SAIa tere-
gsiEg ssctios hersoy proposed - a.
Auvl lGlsaI e TIA COastifStiSa. shall sa
tie SET. s.sCsloR fer ussll OeEs sf ths oea@
s~si Assem- by 81 this Ststa % b eelA
80 tEs asssay as1t after the ara kssday
o. the Gearh Of November. Rkneteea Aaa-
e-ed and sl~v.s lP1ll. % smbZirts4 20
"a Agu ERd Sus vO,srs Gnervef foe
ghaI. alspaSE 90 ry vrti0l Is nuTs1anca
" tA@ airrctiOaA 20 lsAIned In Article Ia ID
lie Consultation 81 tlis 5tatal aAd ~ sa4e
sieTsl0e ths vsls 81 sa.d proposed ADs1d-
sect - tAs Coast!t 4tioH sAsA Be bg bal
W. AAa uD~A tsch ballsl tksrs eAah 10
Nstrtsa - E4atsi tie verbs Pea ths
. aa--4 -a.tsaz. Ans. "a. AAd Against
49, tsas.f utlabat As.sniUe4G a. tie Totss
sasa sisoE AL IN ueG s'sly afssS AAta cleo
asa 4us rw,afaa a4.a - made 10 the
GsTvrneE Il the voc sCr ans aSsiaat SAD
yEgysssd Awsndusa. a. directed by tia
ed ASlsrss - o. tie CoA4tltgt1Oa-
Approved Apr 7. l3l0
AUSTIN L. CRoTHERA
tAs~sa s~AJ GsvsEa~<.
A p sDRHAS. yF
Presidsat 81 tAS 8saseR.
ADAM PEEPLKA
sP~sAsE 81 tie E0Oss - DsAsgstsA
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02
STRONG FOR BALTIMORE.
Washington Wants To Sec the Con.
vention Held There.

(From the Washington Post)
Baltimore 10 making "A strong nRht for
the Democratic National Convention next
year. and Washington hopes that BaltI-
mere will win.
The Chesapeake city offers all the In
ducsments that could be desired. She Is
CNAtFally located. aud has ample railroad
ana hotsl Accommodations. = big audltorl.
UNI. and Q hespitable people The fame Of
Baltimore as q centre OF good living Is
world wide. And II 10 nearer Paradise
Washington-than any other large city
II Washington had q large auditorium.
there would b little use for Baltimore 10
ask Democrats or Republicans T. IRE
gather there. But A. Il ltters slsnd .
10 no good reason Why the Den. ats n
national convention should rot ~ .nble
at Baltimore.
The choice az Baltimore as the convep
t!on city may hinge largely upon the state
Democratic ticket In Maryland would GER
talnly Be q setback TO the movement for
the national convention. since Democrats
everywhere would regard such action as
an Invitation to remain away from Baltl-
more. A Democratic victory. on the other
hand, would tend to dIaw the n1'lonal
convention to Baltimore. II would prove
70 Democrats that the party In Maryland
10 active and determined TO swing the
state for the Democratic nominee for
President The atmosphere OF Baltimore
in that event would be electric with en-
thaslasm. and the national Dem
would feel the effect Of local optimism
whffs celebrating upon the country wide
cam paign.
The business men Of Baltimore are very
anxious 20 secure the national convention.
and they are exercising eemmendaoIe en-
sr8y and skill In their preliminary cam
paigu. Ne doubt they are taking Int &C.
eoant the coming State election and its
ELECTS upon their plans. They must b
aware that the chances Of getting the ua.
tienA coavention will be dashed n the
voters Of Maryland fan TO elect the Demo
cratic dckst. Il 10 not 10 be expected that
taveP o. holding the!r national convention
in state thst has 1use been captured by
the eAa@y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02

The Cffice Of States Al'1r ,rey i
o N, st important one. and dut;, :
ere grave and resp ,nsipe indeed
The people OF ST Mary's County
will make 10 mistake il they give
Wi liam Meverell Lokrr his high
AZ d resp nsib'etrIst He is a good
lawyer AID Q has proven his capa-
city at the bar e our Circuit Cour,;
he is a good ciiiz N. Vote for b IN
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02

The importation OF Australian cat.
tie and sheep into the Philippines has
commenced in earnest. AS t. the mat
ter OF restocking with Australian cat
the portions OF the Philippines In
which rinderpest has destroyed the
live stock no definite policy has yet
been adopted.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02
WHAT CAN A DEMOCRAT
GAIN BY VOTING THE REpUB-
LICAN TICKET7 THINK THlS
OVER.

In Asiatic Russia there are 1873 riv.
ers Of total length OF 1858 miles,
four lakes with a navigable length
OF TOT miles, and one canal four and
two-thirds miles long. Rafting and
navigation are carried on for 55.2lO
miles. Rafting is exclusively done
over q distance of 1853 miles. and
steamboat navigation is maintained
over 2l,667 miles, while PASSENGER
boats ply over 1865 miles.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02
%"ti"c {" Hotel Keepers and All
Others Who Deal in Liquors.

-
i- Information Of AL persons con
..-.. ~. f.'iowirr sections IL Article
p nI rHa Cod. 81 Public General Laws
q t-n state II Maryland are published
ITO. Whoever. during TIA. hours Of
rrl-.r.t..m .~ revision IL registration,
.r lG-.r, The hour detection or Canvass
F. F.r--, or making return Thereof in
amy r~-"Ir.r shall bring. TAKE. order or
.r ..t.. pr -na attempt 20 bring or
s.. .- 20 e lu'J any place ~ rrgi-tra-
..r a- revision II registration Dr cleo
II N'-rs I'D or -uir t~ou- liquors,
.r.. . cor u.r or shall - ANY such
.... ..Hr. drink or partak- ~ such
.I r. J. " guilty 81 a mis- errranpr,
uFp. conviction thereof, lie
.s- .~-- than '-rESIOJ dollars nor
..-. j.-. {. . hundred 600, Gpllars.
Ut T. -.aH h. unlaw WIN! i.r the
90 H-E rar.'. tavern. -tOr. drink
.-'. a.-.n.ant. or any other place
.....a. r. are sold u~ for person
r."'lF or Indirectly 20 sell.
a -ra-e Of auy --i-stu0u-
'.t 4u.I AL u- to-. n in
fi- '-rv- Of any kind uu the day
.- election hereafter l. ha held iu the
-.r.ra. c.uuts-- 81 thi- state; any per
- ,IaIatiug the provisions OF this sec
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02

New York has two universities.
seven colleges for men. two colleges
for women and one college for men
and women, in all twelve institutions
OF higher education. these having /, 800
II structors and a rcgistration OF IL
81. Students.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02

"a a result Of the Philippine gov.
ernment's action, shippers Of Philip
pine mahogany will hereafter ship the
lumber as simply Philippine redwood.
lumberEen say they had already
stopped using the term. and that the
term did not originate with them.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02

This County never had a better
Sheriff than was Harry G. Dent.
he has been tested and he was not
found wanting. he is enc OF The
best men in the County and be ought
70 be elected by q rousinp msiority.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02
Selling at Cost.

Having purchasing the stock OF Goods
OF the late John j. Bohauan. at Malta
pani, from this date until Christmas. |
will sell the entire Stock AT COST AND
LESS THAN COST Now IS the golden
opportunity TO buy
DRY GOODS,
SHOES.
CLOTHI%G
and other Merchandise usually kept in a
first-class country Store at REAL BAR
GAINS.
This Stock must be sold to make room
for my new goods
ISRAEL MILLISON,
Oct. 12- 3mp Mattapani. Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02

There is no opposition 70 the
Democratic candidates for Judges
OF the Orphans Court and fer Coun-
" Surveyor. They are all mon
acknowledged to be eminently fitted
for the positions they seek. Give
them Q complimentary vote. They
are entitled to it.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02

Wsntsd Good Live Farmer

Wanted Good Live Farmer for 1912
farm $50 acres about 90 acres clear.
house and out-buiIdings and
water SA miles from r. r. Station
and Cannery.
]. A. o. Tucker,
406 CORTLAND &c.
Nov. 21m. Baltimore, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02

The polls win be open az 3 o'clock
A. NJ. and closed at 6 O'Clock 7 a.
The election to be held is for the purpos.
Of electing.
One person to be Governor az the
State Of Maryland
One person TO be Attorney Gen
ersl OF Maryland
One person TO be Com pit. J er -
the Treasury OF the State lf Mary
land.
Two persons TO be mem -r- @ d
House Of Delegates Z. Mary
One person TO D. Safe A.f.. +.
for st. Mary's county
One person TO &c Sher Il d. =
Mary s county.
One person TO D. County . Ia
sioner OF St Mary : county. from
the First COMMISSIONS ID -.~
Three persons TO b J - Of
the Orphans Court Q. - }ary
county.
One person 20 be CyGr-y F-e.- SIR
er OF ST Mary : county.
One person TO b Co. .. s. --
veyor OF ST. Mary : C n.
Auu IoE Tue iuEp'-e '4 We. .. 't
approval or rejection 81 IkHNrr ID
AMENDMENTS TO THE. OUt- .t'
TON OF THE STATEOF MARYLAND
said proposed Amendment .y - .-
follows:
WessMA ~ the January s~~s'az % -
Wnnesel Asss0tly Of Mary lsss, As.t n 60
woaR u eur Lord. N!neteea Hs-zrsS as4
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02

Japanese engineers favor the Eng
lish type Of locomotive, principally
because the center OF gravity Is con.
sid erably lower, and they feel II In
safer on their curves with the nasrow
gauge.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02

Every So. Msry's Democrat
should feel il his solemn duty TO
come out to the polls on November
z. instant. and cast his vote for
ARTHUR P. CORN AN for Govern.
or an for the rest OF the Democ ratio
State ind County Ticket.