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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03
COUNTY NEWS.

Carl SznztsrA who las q EoSuna
xkh he Bruoas IA: Co=pazy IN
s. Lozk 3 wzszg lis Eoeber. Mr.
Ssrzse szszssz Cans 1azzg
srads vi bs EiaE 70 EoE that be
= p<Osp@rlzE
EFznEsliz =. 7. B-ookS sSzEed
b ssuua LeEk tie wekh tszGs
III ae- q Lzyzeas Tszs Nss1.g
II tie eEy pSrk q Lzsso1ia wed&
az erszlze AzE 3 he meeting
ur1uSes 70 be = UeE s1ocesa
Nz NzrT Mccort and 6srEhtG.
Mss No.A are bo7s fruu = YAK
EHh DAVID Hziioa and family IL
Ias81zA
Bo-a % Pro- j L shsos ard
wife. p daughter B0-h 10ther AID
cnlN are dong zloely-
ne NeE H0ze correspondent q
tbs Ledger writes Is tAzt there are
l. Wagons Of Iadia1s czEped zear
sbs farm q J. n DaE3sls ard Il Is
feared smallpox has bruksz on
an0-g Aem Two q Asn are re-
r1r.s6 dead and the people in The
rssghbo-hnod are becoming worEseo
ard w1.i Mkegy-czu On me Authorities
isr s-tsCa-
Colo1el BsuBe<t has not yet re
ro-sed 70 tie Mckee Ledger. bat his
soul goes marching On. The Ledger
=ee=s!y raooznte1 the e~rpsaenre o.
a Mckee so1aan WAo was -c4usht IN
EhirIlnE snoWEo-m While
Tssstiag In Ch5cNgo. The Gate Of the
za0xEorn Vas Juiy IS. Is1L-kan-
Ezs CITY Tines
". J. NcLoazy and Company have
EaSe an asstunsnt 10, ". X
sszp Il accordance with The as
suees motion fled with the cir
cut ekrk John Abbzy ard = W
Pear we're named tke appraisers and
they are now taking an invoice q
10 stock The stock Il Is said. Is
Fzi1ed AZ 500
Mss Gsuzde Bybes after a pleas
arr vist vita her sister. Mrs e
gin Yong kax returned to kr
ho-ze in Moline
?. B. Cock and wife. no-tA * this
city. are entertaining r~elaEives from
Iowa
Misse PauIize PowsH and Edna
Cana have been guests ot Paris rel.
~atives
Mrs. Mary L Clark Who recently
fen and injured hsrset IS better
Though stlH confined 70 her hed
Otis Hudson has returned TO hs
home In PIKE cozty after spending
several days IN this city.
I ". c. Moore aud wife Of Hatf0n,
Galway comfy. we're n Mexico shop
ping this week
Mss CtemsaTine koeEuer, a Pop
ulzr teacher from Illinois is she
gDest q her sister, Mrs Wa Gu
kin. soashwez Of Mertoo.
Miss jana Fechs after . delight
FIJI visit wiih her cousin Beatri9
Feeat Es returned Il her home
nozthwest q toEn.
Ira J.. ssSro1 o. Farber was Il
fh wednesday He brough
The Fsrssrr vote 10 Coauty Cserl
Graham
NJ. and Mrs HoEard Mays an'
baby II Dallas. Texas, ere guests o
Mexico relatives Mrs. Mars va
, Mss Grace Hzgszrd. They will de
! part shortly for a yisit with Mr
MAYS relatives IN Anderson. Ind
Miss Sadie Lyttse and Miss AnnS
Bovles Of sick No. have retHrne'
h0uA afser a delgihtful Visit wit.
Mr.. and Mrs J. y Lyttle
Or. n n Rodes Is in ROchestel
Mlaa.. az the bedside Of r D. Woi
rei ~ho wiQ BE operated on for ga
stones Thursday morning IL ID
/. Mayor SanltaTiUn
r H. Phillips Is promoting al
other ice plant for MEXICO and DIX
!, cussing the proposition vita a naH
Der q local busiDess men He say
be hopes to PIT $4,000 in the plan
L built.
Colonel HOrner Of Chicago, VI
represents q syndicats Of capitalist
is in Mexico c~onterring with q
: Bozrd Of Directors o. the electr
lie in regard to rzking the roa
over and building t. I. Is said III
sume kind Ct an agreement may |
rezfied in q few days.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

The achievement u Woo Aug. -
San Frspeiseo. who raised a draft Of
eight dollars 70 assoc. is a refutatioE
CT the statements that Ne Chinese
eaapof adopt themselves to American
wsyA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

l. W wHlt1ghzn. formerly Of
thIg city. who has an excellent POSI-
lion in the Union Station, St. Lo1s
was in this city visiting relatives
Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

M-z- O. & As5Sg and o&zsAie-.
Mss Leo-A VII EetEG 70 Columbia
zHE q pleasant V5aG 20 a@ parents,
Mr and Ma A. c. Cas- west q
WeE5rs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

Geo. johnson. who has been quite
81. vas able TO bs~up town Tuesday.
Mr.. johnson went to Arkansas City.
kan. Tuesday afternoon for hs
health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

Stanley Pearson son Of Wallace
Pearson Of this city Is 0 located a
Pueblo. Colo. Stanley is employed
By the Santa re Railroad and has a
good position.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

Mn HaAher and Mrs Cox q Nc
crad1 hare departed ut CAseAgo
asag a Essasam visE viii LE Mar
TIA Gzruer On Eas- Pr9Zenace
zrrz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

= E Waldspfes and wife and
siztm. Miss Fisher q Cincinnati. Q,
vere through Mexico this week En-
route 70 kansas CITY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

John walker Brsnnan Of Ansxo-
see Okla, ia hone visiting his &s1-
oo ueAtiE@ and friends He has
a fine position wlfh the Peoples ice
IA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

Foley Kidney Pills viii check The
progress q your kidney and BLADDER
troubA ard baal BY removing the
cause Try then O@s PaTdy-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

Mr.. willard Atkinson agd aany
ana MrN Fborezce Martin visited
Mrs r. w. cssEweil Monday whi@
ca rsrsss 10 St. Lo1s from Ash
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03
PROBATE SETTLEMENT DOckE!

NU6 ALeAA Va HRAsRA0 AHL H.
kidney Ills. Otis Purdy
PROBATE SETTLEMENT DocKGi
August l4th, 1911.
Est MiIlnrd White, J. B. Robea,
Guardian.
Est Clara Deiehman, A ] Dea
san, Guardian.
Est Geo. GiIstrap. P. Il. scaasa
Adslr. Aft
Es, John W. Koepkc. John " BSs
et!. Admr.
Esi cleaseisHd and Wlllame4
Brown b. A. 4 c H. Brown, Grdn
Est Lonnie Z. Friar, W. Il L@
IA. Grdn.
Est Fay snidow, a. E. Jesse. Grs
Est 5. Y. oEerbaugh. H. A, Ofs
baugh, Admr.
rs, Geo. W. stotlcr ct al, Iol
". stotlcr. grdn.
Est Marietta Miller e al, T. & Nj
Ter Grdu. IA
Aug. 18th, 1911.
Est Ben and A, G. Burton, Nats
q. burton, Grdn.
Est Ebenczer Kngorc, J. T. jess
Grdn
Est Enos jackson J L Jesse sa
dian.
Est Otto and Raymoad Hopkins {
a Hopkins. Grdn
Est Duly Young, GU G Tnne
grdn.
Est Herman Bottoms, John " H'
Ell. grdn. y
Est Garter Ii. Tayloreet al, "
Taylor. grdn. q
Est Caroline c Holiday, S "
Locke Ct al. grdn:
Est Hugh B, McFadin Ct al LAua
acFadin grdn.
Est chas j. Beeby. Mary j. Beo'I
Exetr. II
Wednesday, Aus. IS.
Est vertse LeveIlyn. W : Waters
Grdn-
e., ). ". Lewellen, J. +. Cont
aad Guy MeCune exetrs.
Est co, NJ. Nichols, J. D Doys
Admr.
Admr.
Admr. ~
Elzea. Admr.
Est Joseph W. Mayor LOai'
ilNaylor, admir-.
Est Cyrus E. Meveigh, N''''l''
e. Mcveigh. Admr. 81,
Est c. B. wHlingham. Alice WI
Lusham. AdmT. w
Est hlEitulA -
IL. Moorehead. Admr.
gsl Geo. =. Browning, J. A a'
lis. p. Browning. Admr. u.,.
Est Robt henderson, John n''
derson, Admr. c.e
] Est Lucille Minor, J. h MIMI =
dian. II c,4
Est Lloyd 4. oapln. John ". H''.
en. Grdn. H.
Est Roy and Virgil spalii's'
T. Squirting Grdn. ..os
Est Julia J. spury, +. i.
Admr. noro
IN Ros. r. Wright and pOls
Luz l.. wright Mary F. wrIsht 81.
MT Il. /. pacars. Ben p Phe"'
cNr pd.
Est ncsdemona lIiner' Geo
tltpon, extr,
Auu. IS, 1911.
!. Est Susan r. sproal Carrie Sp'O'
Admx. ME-
s., ym. Greer. ". P. Settle srdl
:. Est dolores Conner, MARY c0n''
lyon. rac
rs, WIN. II. Van Deyen'eF' ~
vaa Deyenter. srdH. Z,
y Est E. ID. Van Deyen'er LA''
7 Deyenter Admx ,,5i
Est Edwin s. Cave, Jas
! Est Joshua Morris John " H''
Ell. kdmr nod
Est Thos. A. Molntyre. R = Nv
err. eytr. al
:, Est Henry Rodhouse Thos'
Alre R9dhouse extrx. 90.
Aug. 10, W."
! Est Leta L. Elsie John W. ~
Admr, ,,,rsaa
! Est Ella poague =. "a '''
Admir-. can't
J Est Jos, D. Norris. Dan i
or Admir-. ,,a
Est II. w Matthews Mar
Mathews. Admr.
YOU peN'T OFTEN ,,sc
GET A CHAM
e to inspect as complete a lH' a.,
buggies and surreys as We are Op /,
ing. Beautiful styles. Eiega" y
iSh. wi
"a E.sHLNTl4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

Dave Ford, vel known in this
city. has become an innate in the
exConfederzte Home IN Higgins
vflLe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

marriage license has been
Granted Otto MnskoH q MillS2at
III. and Enana OhAnnof. smhhton
Ia
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

Bay Wz-uGs rEt-pnoot and koTA
wosces,er Co-sezs EpelA sale Ac
Ahhar 4 49,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

5ttned 70 i've dim q new oIDH1aIH'
Il suffered intensely after eating
and no medicine or treatment that ]
tried seemed to do any good" writes
H ~ Younepeters. Editor Of The
sun. lake View, o. The first few
doses Of Chamberlaints Stomach and
Liver Tablets gave me surprising re-
lief and the second bottle seemed
to give me a new stomach and per
sectly good health" For sale By all
dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

zeg8 Tards q check and plain
Glnghams special sale &C. Z1l-A VI
Abhzy K Adams
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

Wtsss Au-s aza Kzrlsrire NOors
lave retuHu41 fruz . Fezzzzc vhsG
q. sriz.ss :. MZ,snEe-g
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

Roizud Watts speZt Sunday VIA
brosber, J. h Watts o. his TAy
"a he sanfszriuu In St. Lows
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

Miss Ez Ble Dnsi1e3e ~ -
ESsak = riszing her SISTER AT-
wsra sf DeH nrgB Ia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

Mass Jessie and Yea G11rA,
q troy, No, 4 the g0ea q Mrs
Ray D1lzrd and other relatives
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

Ma @uA Franeas Guth-
re are Hseraing several weeks 81
Bzy Wee. Mich
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

5ssa Hoa& q PARA IL vs1g -
psr NJ ~ Elra G 7 EooE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

Nirxi Pear las raz< In 20
Naskz zzih ne McLoDsE Dr.
G@oes Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

ne Misses Barrett are usE1e
nsr ssssG Ma Hslrsr. q No
Hus.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03
RunelEs AND

OF the most approved styles at pop
niar prices.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

Ma Iva Eu sos TO vasazBA
T~sz-aSsy. % risiz ,cr ssrerzi eyE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

vaz ue Bay Bee and M ~
res s. erlsk Hise-l
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

Do not ALLOW your kidney and bad
der trouble 70 develop beyond the
reach Of medicine Take Foley Kid
ney Pills They give quick results
and stop irregularities with surprH-
ing pr-omptness. Otis Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

- Alas Nara > vsEas : o
ssms
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

TO eaa1r~a < x.7 Hzhe are
&c q fe-@
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

D. Z " Berg - 49, a
B4isx Hossr car
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03
NEARBY NEWS.


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z 10 szse Beard q 2ErkEAEs
auaz szrss E &C q ne tAree
vg-rs ar-0@Szse EghEuA &.
t7s bssa oecsss1 % ZsZzes an
q r EaGz - a eazE0zzA 50.
zk ztkzzz EE HSz EkSEn h
rEzs Ek-g ezsk & tie r0zsS
shat ths lnezhGs See zU vi sE1E
us roa ri-h saEt GeozzszsE
ColmhA 10 Jay -
Wa1fW WFIlizZ q us Gv. Dezn
* TIE Sesoo & 1oE1zE1 q Ne
University q Misses. vi r~trzos
Tie saua Fs tai fzaz kA city 70
Ezsz Fa \. n Ekzg TIE TIP IN
a z0or car. NJ. wZ@ Eads a
ssmuar tip lax ysz- Il 3 tuEU ore
tse ed Booues LEX Rad
Eultoz. No jay -
D.. Ca1E r. BsFlzE d Ezunihzl
has aasevseG the wes6azey * West
aursser College. this eEy. u. BoF-
inE vas eecssA Esr.s tzs ago itut
& vas KEEP ssersk unsR his 6e<as-
so- was nusde He Is q grsduzia q
wamnsfer. sn6 cozFzrzavsly 8
yoEng maA
Deussr. Colo Auglz J.
A Ez5.aaa fo-tuas awaits ; Y
Mabao1 who disappeared froz Pal
Evrz. No, esren years ago and hai
never been hard from
X q Czzz q hrohsr1-hsw y
ne missing nza IS IN Dszv@ card
inr tor MzbAoL he says The @r-si
zen Palmyra fetloEinEt TIE oeztA G
his wife TIE Daughters Dolly Es'
years Cd. AID JszzA ssFea- Eer'
hn Esth his mother she 6ied &c
Gently and left hs- entire estate, rzi
ses ct sEeee. to h@ missing soa.
jefferson City Aug /
westminster College So iZporzl
iuaEa.sau Il The Circuit Coaa ber'
yesterday IL = suit Instituted b
the Bredsu heirs Of 81 Louis. EAEl
lnvosves = part Of the historic camp
Is and buEEings. 70 tie Vslue Q
sbrg- $3.50 eH8.
MoateumsEx City, No, Aug J.
Because he helped himself to va
Ter at the Sunbeam school h0Iz
near New Florence. 20 queneh h
thirst Of az aged IA who was @5lR
warrea zumvalt. a farmer, vas fl
ed sis.e By a justice Of the p@ae
Monday.
Zumwzlt pleaded guilty AID pzi
the fine. He said UncEe Johnnie
: Green. 20 years Old, VITO lived vii
} hin wanted cool wafer to drink, :
he seat 20 the school house and. y
z gzrsBes q the Law, drew a uUnbe
Of pals Of water ard CARED t1el
: hone. some Of the directors {
The school complained and zumEa
was arrested Mr. Green died
zumwzn says that he DOES not r
Ee stealing the water, because 70
Gle Johnnie had a cool and rsfresl
inc drink during his last EIInssS.
Cuts and bruises nay Be hele1
about Oaethird the tine required ;
|. the usual treatment b. sEBsyh
Chamberlaiu's LsztDenL Il Is .
a~utiEyec and causes suA n1Ees
heal with0t u1atsaa0a. THIS nnE1E
also felleyes SORENESS uf The mmscA'
9 and rheumatic p1ing For sale By
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03
!. cLAsk CLUB

All members Of the Champ Clark
Club will meet Friday evening at
the Court House at s O'Clock. %
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

Mrs. n. L. Argo, west Of toEn. Is
recovering fr01a a sick spell
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

N.r1 NusAE. :. yisaAr =
nss.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

Cuts and bruises nay Be hazaa IN
about onstnsrd the tine rsgasred 9
the usual treatment b. sHpsytng
Chamberlaiu's Lszluent. II Is an
a-tiseyae and causes saA ia3res to
heal withot NARRATION tbs nnI1R1i
also gelleyes SORENESS ~ The muscles
and rheanasst pzing For sale By al
asa3erE-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

RiZES Er pstents. BOX On PatantA
~Ufnla 10 Inventors" "iugeutsons
# Nssded." WIN sasae Inventors fail
AL seat Free. Speezi liztzo possible buy
ers. 70 our uEu eiients. Send rough sketch Or
ua1dd fr search Of Patent Ohioe Feep1cA
- Local Representatives IA 80 Cities and Towns
Al. Creeley wzs formerly Acting Corafuis.
aignnr u PafeatE ard e. E1eh haa fuk charge Of
u. Pst5rf ofses- GKEELHf 4 HefSTIRE.
Patent Attorneys D D.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

Visit tho Busy Bee and Try the
new &c drink Minerva. d2w1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

S A Walker, Of Portland, Ore.
was ia Mexico this week.
Meredith Ar1nistead "a I'll.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

Miss Ethesyn Mundy. Of Gaadala-
lara. Mex. left to-day Tor Der
home after a months visit with
relatives. Mrs J. H. Watts accom-
uauJed her TO St. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03
LlTTLEs4.

We are nssa5ng rain aEzia-
w. y. DzfGz sod hogs 10 Mexico
Buyers al ss5A
p Hosngate- sod 5 head Of cattle
70 Pktzzzn Bros last week
Riley wEkerson vas q Mexico visit
Or Saturday.
Mrs. WI cz1pln q Santa Fe
died last Wednesday evening Of
heart troasle She WIS buried Thurs
day eTening At 3 o'eAek a. Santa Fe.
she vas IS years Of age and leaves
. husband. two children and many
tr5s1ds to nom his loss
E. ". MeFzdIn, wife and dzghteg
made a visit oTz n Rails comfy last
week They say crops look good
Perry is q good little town al right,
They had two big wstermelons while
they were gone. Maybe you thinl
they were not good
Joe Kendall OF near Perry had
little colt cut on wire last week
Rev. O-Heroa Is holding q PRO
rracted meeting at the cmistiai
iChurch at Santa Fe.
w. N. Brown wss OK from SAINT
re Monday buying hay.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

aeLeTsOl LaIg -
WESTMINSTER College Eoz Eporzn
MrtEa-5uu z the CHreait CoEr bere
yesterday IL : suit Instituted II
the Bredsu heirs Of s. Louis which
Involves . part o. the historic camp
rs and buEAizgs. 20 tie vslue Of
about se88.e08.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

a well known Des Moines woman
after suffering uiserably for two
days from bowel complaint, vas
cured by one dose Of Cbamberiains
Collie. Cholera and DiaThcea Rem
edy. For sale by al dealers
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

Aag. 3. BaptIsts vs. christLans
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

walta EEizz q us Gx. Dsz1
~ tie $500 & Jcr1zAsz q Ne
uzuersity q Misses. vi rstrzos
Tie sau1 Pc tai fzaz tkA city 70
sz.sz Pc y ~ EEzg tie TIP n
q -osor car. NJ. wU@ Ez6s q
similar tip Az ysz- Il 3 E1EE ore
tte ed Boo-es Lex rad
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03

YOU DON'T OFTEN ,,oe
to inspect ~ complete q lRe ,.,
buggies and surreys as we are w., =.
ing. Beautiful styles. Elegant
ish. wi
Ferris & cauthorn
The citizen., 1911-12-08
Charter Committee Meets.

The committee OF citizens recently ap-
pointed by Mayor J Mcpherson Scott. 10
formulate a new charter for Hagersiown
and 10 investigate III forms Of municipal
government, including the commission
form. held its first meeting and got down
10 business.
Col. William p Lane was made perma-
nent chairman OF the committee and for
mcr City Clerk Edgar Mumma temporary
secretary A paid secretary 10 act perma-
neutly will be elected later.
Ex Mavor S. NJ. Bloom, the first Mayor
elected under the present charter. made
an address in which he outlined his views
as to what should go in the new charter.
Colonel Lane was authorized to appoint
a committee to make an investigation into
all forms of municipal government and A
committee on extension of the city limits
The first committee will be named next
week, but the committee on extending
the city boundaries will not be appointed
until after the five City Councilmen each
appoint three additional members of the
general committee, which will then num-
Der 90.
Some of the IS new committeeman will
be residents of the suburbs proposed to be
taken in.
They will be permitted to make sugges-
tons in all matters relating to the exten-
sion.
The citizen., 1911-12-08
Death of Miss Virginia Drummer

Miss Virginia Brunner daught-r of the
late Valentine S and Mlrearet Drummer
died on Dec. end al her home on East
Patrick street.
Miss Brunner was educated at the Fred
erick Female Seminary and was a mem
Der of its Aiumnae Association. She was
one of the board Of managers of the Home
for the Aged. and All Saints Orphanage
She was interested in the Free Kinder
garden and other charities At All Saints
Episcopal church she was connected with
the Cleaners Chapter, was the first Presi-
dent OF ST Marv's Chapter, and had been
a teacher in the Sunday school. In all
good works she never lost interest even
in her days OF illness. and dispensed her
charities without Osteutaiion A bene
factor and friend to many, her loss will
ba deeple felt
Hers WAS indeed lovable character,
one whom To know was to love. I'm
assuming. gentle, in her disposition, a
friend in adversely. gracious to all, cheer
fu under all Affections. In her home she
was always the devoted daughter Her
father died in December, 1850, and her
mother in February, 1910, at the age of
ninety-tWo wears.
Her funeral took place from her late
residence on Tuesday morning at II
O'Clock. Services were held at the house
interment was made at Mt. Olivet. The
funeral was largely attended
The citizen., 1911-12-08
Question of Liars in London.

Lord Justice Vaughn Williams asserts
recently that the love OF truth among
Englishmen is diving out, and aftel read
ing some Of the comments on America
and Americans in the English dailies and
weeklieS one feels inclined to support the
statement Of the Honorable Lord Justice.
Naturally some will say that support is
dne to American prejudice but an Eng.
lish writer in one of the leading dailies
contends that not only is the love of truth
among Englishmeu dying out, but that it
is al lis last gasp.
People, says this writer, "have been
growing so accustomed 10 the telling of
waite lies in minor business affairs that
almost unconsciouslv they have extended
the plan to every department Of pub
lie life. Priests, politicians and public
lists move in an atmosphere so Impreg-
mated with lies that they are not able TO
recognize the truth when they meet il.
have met only one man who never lies.
He IS a Polish pianist. and he has not
got friend in the world. -
This cheerful writer also declares that
there are IS. COO, 600 descendants OF Ana.
nIaS in Great Britain today
There are. be saws, many who. no
doubt. will saw that | am liar am.
but in saving this am getting into the
somewhat forgotten art OF telling the
truth.
The citizen., 1911-12-08
Sir Walter RaIeiqh,s Pipe.

A pipe with a history is to be Of.
fered for sale in London. 1t was once
the property of Sir Walter Raleigh
and is not unlike the letter "Y" in
shape and for centuries now has had
its home in an ancient inlaid box
dated ammo 1927" 1t is construct
ed in four pieces of wood, rudely
carved with dogs heads and with the
faces of red Indians.
On the bowl there is a cap about
as large as the bowl itself, and at
tached to the stem is a string OF
beads made of the same wood as the
pipe. In this stem a powerful whis.
tie has been cut, and the suggestion
is that Sir Walter Raleigh uAed it to
summon his servants.
The Archaeological Society exhibit
ed it at the Guildhall in the sos OF
the last century, the inscription ac
companying it bearing these words:
"The original pipe of the above cele
brated Historian of the World and
who first introduced tobacco and po-
tatoes' into England. Tradition (cor.
roborated by parchment in the pos.
session of the owner) states that this
pipe was used by Sir Walter Raleigh
on the scaffold just previous to his
execution and handed to one of his
relatives as memento of him."
London Telegraph.
The citizen., 1911-12-08
Washington Lottinrs

Their lands ruined by the construction
of Mississippi dyke. George F. and
Kate c. Archer, were awarded SA7. 600
Judgment against the government by the
Court of Claims
The Lorimer Investigating Committee
will resume their investigations in a few
days.
Additional changes in the Antitrust
Law will be proposed in the Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee, when
it reassembles again
Senator Crane, after a White House
call, denied writing letter to Colonel
Roosevelt, urging him TO be candidate
for the Presidential nomination.
Frederick Brown. OF Boise, Idaho. has
been appointed National Bank Examiner
for the State of Idaho and Eastern Ore
gon.
Governor Foss, of Massachusetts.
spent short time with President Taft a
few days ago, and later on was a specta-
tor of the opening of Congress.
Former Uuited States Senator Turner.
of Washington, has been appointed to
the International Joint Commission, sue
ceedng the late Senator Carter.
Seuator Gugenheim, of Colorado.
whose retirement from the Senate has
been announced, said at the White
House that he intended to devote his
fsrtaa cfrf<>flx, ~. k,,cs..~-~
The citizen., 1911-12-08
SPORTING NEWS.
Baseball, Boxing, Horse Racir,
and Other Sports


The following schedule of games h.
been arranged by the managers ~ ",se ahs
Frederick City College Basket RaH @H
Team: Dali
December I5-Carroll Institute a.
Washington. dt
December I6-Catholic University =.
Washington. ''' d'
December 22-Baltimore City College
at Frederick. e'
December 2S-Martinsburg Y. NJ r
A., at Frederick. =
January g. Randolph-Macon, at Fred.
erick. Gu
January I3-Loyola College, at Balb.
more.
January 26-Carroll Institute, at Fred.
erick. 'eu'
February shepherd College, at
Shepherdstown.
February I-Martinsburg Y. NJ. CA
at Martinsburg. -
February 2-Shenandoah Valley Acad.
emv, at Winchester. N'
February : Randolph-Macon, at
Front ROYAL At
February 3-Massanutten Academy at
Woodstock. Ct
February 5-Shenandoah Valley Collie.
giate Institute, at Dayton
February 5-Bridgewater Academy, at
Bridgewater. y
February 6-Augusta Military Acad.
emy, at Fort Defiance.
February 7-Staunton Military Acad.
emy. at Staunton
February 6-Woodberry Forest School
at Charlottesville.
February 9-Eastern High School, at
Washington.
February Io-Mount Saint Marvs at
| EmmltsbuTg
February I6-Eastern High School at
| Frederick.
February "a Shippensburg College
at ShippeDsburg.
March York High School. at York
March S-Shepherd College, at Fred.
erick.
Harry Albaugh is Captain of the team
and Charles Fisher Manager. Candi.
dates for the team are Reading Schlev
| Carl Lease, William Bowers Rohert
Crothers, Hewitt Knode, E. Kump and
Reno Crum.
The games at home will be PLAYED on
the floor of the Diamond Rink. Walter
G.. Barker. Of the Martinsburg Y. NJ c
| A.. has consented TO referee all of The
large games. The college players will 20
on an extended Southern trip, lasting for
nine days, during which they will meet
some OF the fastest teams in that section
Several additional games are now pend
ing. The date for the opening game,
which will be played in this city, has not
| yet been determined upon.
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