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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-07
Creagerstown Notes.

Mr.. Paul Hoffman, who has beer very
sick, is improving rapidly.
Rev A. B. Stevens, Of the Church Of
God, preached on Sunday last. at p. M
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Stull and sons,
Of Buckeys,own, are visiting friends and
relatives at this place.
Mrs. Charles Favorite, of Logs Sta
ton, visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Upton Gelsbert of this vicinity.
The Lutheran League meeting was
held in the Sunday School room on Sun
day evening last, at T. 80 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Whitmore, Of Utica
Mills spent Sunday with her father.
Mr.. George w. Ham. OF this place
Mr. John Hankey Sr.. and daughter,
of Gettysburg, Pa are visiting relatives
and friends in and around this vicinity.
Mrs. J. VIM. Speak has for the last
two weeks been with her daughter Mrs
!. Keeier Wnpigler of near Frederick,
who has been very i'll.
On Sunday morning last, there was
preaching in the Lutheran Church I'm this
place at ten O'Clock, by the Rev. George
w. Crist. Sunday School was held at
9 O'Clock a. m, when the following
officers were elected: c. F. Derr, super
ntendent; Charles Fogle, assistant super
ntendent; NJ. G.. Warner, secretary;
Miss Bessie Bell, assistant secretary; Roy
w. Hankey treasurer: Miss Stella
Fisher, organist; Miss Katie Firoid,
assistant organst; John NJ. Ahalt, musical
director; Miss Lizzie Miller, assistant.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-07

Messrs. Hahn & Rowe have received
the contract for the plumbing work at the
Frederick City Abbattoir building being
erected near this city
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-07
Doubs' Itams

OOuDS lJ6InB.
Mr.. Silas Murray spent Tuesday in
Washington, ID. c.
Mr. Charles D. Ogle. of Baltimore,
spent Monday in this town.
Mr. Robert II. Padgett, Of Adamstown.
called TO see Mr.. c. Dodd Hickman
Mr.. S. r. Hickman has taken up the
real estate business in Washington, d. c.
Mr. Richard Thomas and wife spent
Sunday with relatives near Forest
Grove.
Mr.. Luther NJ Murray has accepted
a position with an automobile firm in
York, Pa
Messrs. William r Brown and Arther
Rommell we're out Of town on business
Monday last
Mrs. George Gregg spent a few days
with her parents. Mr.. Richard Cornwell,
near Rockville
Mr.. John Whip, Of near Green Valley,
was the guest Of Mr. Walter Deaughter
and wife on Sunday last
Mr.. George r Specht were the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs George Smith. near
Frederick, Oh Sunday last.
Messrs Carroll Feete and Amos VIII
hide Of Mddetown. spent several days
with Mr. William c. Null and family
Mrs. Walter Delauehter and children
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. Newton Whip, OF Green
Valley.
The members Of the Lutheran Sab
bath School. Of this place, will hold
their annual Easter services on Sunday,
Apnl 10th, at 10 a. m.
Mr. Milton Miller and wife and chill
dren, Of Washington D. c.. spent sew
eral days recently with Mr. and Mrs.
{. Elmer Compiler, ST..
The members Of the Methodist Epis
copal Sunday School will hold their
Easter services on Sunday. April roth.
at ten O'Clock in the morning.
Mr.. John w. Null, financial secretary
OF the Manor Council. No. 1875, Ir. O. u.
A NJ called to see Mr.. Fl. A. Walker
of Point Of Rocks, who was struck re-
Gently by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
| freight train.
Rev. William Anthony left recently
for conference which meets in the Doug
lass Memorial Church, in Washington.
d. c. Rev Anthony has made a great
many friends who will be pleased to
have him returned 10 the Doubs' Circuit
as their pastor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26

als ct nit einem1 Male oerort err
franfte, 0aB feline Mufloiuu1g je6en M11=
genblid ertpartet meroen fonnte. Ser
Ser torbelle ,pur0e I'M Conn @afe=
fielb geboren; in oiei Jet @emeinoe
mllds ct 5irln Manne Deran un0 5mor
SIT. eitem edit fat6oliiden, darafter=
feiten Mon1e, oeiien 2ebens6abn cine
un6eldoltene mar. M0ge feline 2eioen
bienieoen ii6 in binmliide 6rel1oe
lln1gemanoelt ba6en! - SEER mo
Strut G6os. Grfens li,r6 bon Serbian
5ltriifgefebrt, no Tie einen lGngerel1
permanotidaftliden 9eiltd erltatte=
ten. - Souls Mi00en0orf, meld)er
mebrere Sabre pom M6el1motismlls
geplagt lpar, bat iid NIT Immilie nod)
minneapolis bege6en, mo CT ol1f feds
8odel1 iib in einem Sanotprillm BE-
9anoeln laiien miro. - ltnie r 8l,tter=
NADER S. S. 9orf mobnte irt 2itd=
fielo Ser StaatS 9airDman's Scott
pention bei, sic Sal elbit am H., is.
u,,6 10. 6ieies Monats gebalten mllr;
Sc. - Sos. Mn1am bat lid nod
me6reren @oden langem @eil1de Re;
bieliae,n @erlpollStet u16 Treunoer
nab ieinem Sim III Tor6olm, g. g..
N1riid6eucMl1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
Spe;ieae Npti; fir Stener:
jablcr.

Tim 5oblreid)e M%l1frage1 in 9e5a1a
al,f Snterelie uno Strafen fir ipe5iel=
le MiieBn1ents al beantporten, mlrb
biern1it hefannt gemadt, 0aB MlieB=
ments gemad)t, beltatigt uno gelegt
muroen, mic sizes pom Sta0t=G borter
fir &erbenerungen, mie folgt, porge=
|ebel1 lit:
No 149 Sltieite=slb5ugsfal1al (be=
fanl1t ais Mb5ugsfana =1iltrift No.
GO. 158-Mlee IN @lpd 6, @il=
lon'S &ermeillng.
go. 159-9l65l1gsfa11al III 9iltrlft
Ao. 5 (befan1t ais @eite116e Seper.)
No. 161--grtro StraBen=@elpre1=
fel1 fir 0os Sohr 1910.
Mo. 162-Musoebna1ng 0es on 4.
Strobe iiioliGen s(65ugstm1al=slus=
f%ll11ies. 1isies Niiebment ldliebt o(-
le int lid), meld5e fir 2iitritt SEQ.
o6er ltnterltoot= Semer abgeld)ast ma.
rel1.
go. 163-Ab5ugsfanal lit 9iitrif1
9fo. 5 A. Iieies idlieBt Sic 2ateraI
Selpers liiolid BON ct. @ermainitra-
BE nno norolih BON 2. StraBe iiiolid
uno ,mild1en 12. unO 16. Mpenues Gin.
Site iclde Mbid)aeungen lino 5abl=
bar in Ser office oes Sta0tihabntei=
tiers uu1o gerr1b Section Is oes &o=
pitels ii nes Charter mer0en 8 Fro=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
Mngebpte %oerlan9t.

Geriiegelte Mngebote bon &ontrof=
loren un0 8m1i 6reinern pom Inter
5eid,1eten perlangt fir &ellermal1ern
aus Stein ooer &onfret a1 gde BON
4. slpenue u11o 1. StraBe lii0lih;
Damn fir SEN transport ei1eS @e=
bGl1oes BON 6. Mpenue noroli6 51 oben
angegebener Gfe; meiterbin fir gin=
ridtung elmer &ei5ung, lei es 9ampf=
o6er @eiBlpaHer9ei5ur1g, mie aud fir
Hlumbiren. @r0be 0es @ebduoes
29h X21 NIT 14X16 SUP groBem
M1rbalt. e%(ngebote fir Sic gan5e uno
ie6e ein5elne @rbeit %perlangt. Se0em
Nngebote ml1B cine @orontie beigelegt
iein fir ldaoloi en transport 0ss &C.
bduoes. @l16 Mngebote en%tgegenge=
1olr1n1en fir @ebung 6es Inbaltoades
sur @0be oes @aupteinganges mie
audi fir grridtltng zines 12X16
SUB groBen Mnbaues. M11gebote miii=
ien Sic Material lorte u1o Gplel1=
oungsfoiten entbaltel1. 9as &ed)t, al
le o0er jeoes en5elne Nngebot 81 Der
merf en, lit pprbebalten.
S. Hrunb5insft,
ct. Glou6, Mi11n.
ces., 0,,..t 0,r,M q cf,,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
Creamery IN perfamfem.

Cine i'm noromeltliden Ibeile BON
Minnelo ta gelegene @utterfabrif nebit
gisbous, @pbnbo1s, StuQ uno etma
51pei u1o Elm 6al6 slder 2on6 al1f bem1
lib Die @ebal1oe 6efinoen, rnter a11=
nebmbaren 8e0ingungen f%aufen. Be-
polferlrng ourdymeg bel1tid un0 fatbo=
lild. @1te 8emeggriinoe mesbolb 5u
perfaufen. Naberes 5u erfrogen in
ser uNor0itern" office. 1913
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
9a%nfiaaun4.

NQen Jrelrn0en un0 Nadbaren
sic unierer mnpergeBliden Satin ul1o
liebe11 Ml,tter mabreno ibrer &ra1tf=
beit einen %2iebesoieuit erpielen ooer
nad 0eren Mbleben 0l1rd ge5eigte
Sbeilna61ne uno 9eimohnung ser Be-
%eroigung i6m mobre Jreunoldaft a11
Sen Sag gelegt baben, lei biermit ber5=
liblt Can't gelogt.
@ilJclm Sd)inolcr, @atte un6 &in0er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26

gent SSntereiie ais 3uiGlag II. nad Dem
4. Mdr5 1911 cine meitere Citrate bon
leds Yro5ent unO Sntereiie beredynet
bis 5l1n 3. Montag inn October 1911,
menu Sic 2iite oem @ou1tp=9luoitor
p%ergelpillert miro.
@egeben unter meil1er &an0i6rift
lt10 Der ebeln nit Sem Siegel ser
Staot ct. G(o1o, Minu., Sen 20. So
l1llar, 1911.
Garl s. Scutt, t5taotelerf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
A4QrkthHrtht.

@ute bis bel tie 4.00-5.00; mittel=
urdBige bis quite, $3.50-$4.00; &C.
m0bnli6e bis mittelmaBige 3.0O-3.=
so.
Cutters 2.75-3.25; Gomnlrs 2.25
$50; 8uGen loo 100; 8plpg-
na=8uuen 3.50-4.5O.
&alber:: Cute bis bette $50 -7.75
mittelmaBige Bis quite 5 or--6.5o;
gep06nlide bis m%ittelntaBige $50,
500; quite iduuere &alber $780,
so; geu06nlide idmere &ialber 800
-3.75.
3udt ur1o Maitpieb: Maititiere, gut
tie Bis bette 1850 Bis 1850 Yfuno
idmer 4.75-5.50; 900 Bis 1850
Hf0. i6per 4.75-5.25; mittelmaBig
bis quite BON 4.50-4.75; gemobn. Bis
mittelmdBige 3.75-4.5O; 3udtitiere
@11te Bis bette 600 bis 800 Hfu1o
idmer 4.50-5.0O; mittelmdbige bis
quite 600 Bis 800 8funo 4.O0-4.50;
3udt @eifers 3.00-3.90; quite Bis
bette Sdbrlinge So. 50-4.65; 3,1dt=
@uden 3.0O-4.0O; Maitfiibc 2.S5
1926.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
9ttd) Yrairtc.

WV
@ebriioer Heter lulo Sbeooor Mer1=
f6t Don ct. Ma5im15, @iS., weld)e
ais NetricbSlciter zines Ynppe1tbeoz
tiers lid} III @isenrin l1no ilber Die
@reu,en iencS Staates binol'S ellles
port6eilbuft ten Ml1ies erfrerell, lper=
Sen oieie @ode Samitag nno Sonl1=
tao ruo fon1n1enoe @od)e Mputag
Nlbeno i1 ser Iaultbolle cine &orltel=
lll1g gcben. - Neppmltf Mulld, mel
cher iiber Sp1ntog in ct. Ealll bet
ieiuer Sodbter neilte, Die oalelblt INT
Tienit. oes Observation-Disclosures T..
~. 9obmoun ltebt, febrte am 1iel1=
ltoa iibcr ct. Gipl1o, no er alte1 ltl1o
b%emGbrten Ireu1oeu Sic @al1o orlicfte>
l,at} %leil1en1 &eiul slrrild. S1 Der
Mplltag Nbeuo gebaltene1 TerlamIll=
lltl11 oes bielige1 Commercial Stub
fam Sic Mngelegellbelt 0es 5elepbo11~
Splten1s ionic cincs Narnrer=Sn1tltl1tS
51 Sprod]e ul1o sic 6plge lit, oaB ei11
iold>es am >. 6ebr1ur u11ter 9eltl11g
oes @errn 8. &. @rpml1 bon Glf &i=
per gebalte1 miro. - 6rou Sui hanna
@u11er, sic Qltelte Yerl Jon in Oieler
@enreil1oe, fat ON Gieni tag Nadmit=
tag pergu1gener @ode i'm Sitter Don
einigen Mouoten mebr oenn 81 Sa(=
rem oa5 3eitlide gelegnet. Sic Ser
itprbe1e mar in 1el1tidlano geboren,
mol0erte Dor IL Sabren nad Mr1erl=
fo ans, mobn1te 5uerlt in Crop Ylotns,
isis, un0 FAM in 1880 na6 Yter5
100 lie ieitoem ibr @eim batte uno lid
bei 9lt uno Sung %allgen1etner Be-
liebtheit erfrellte. Sieben ainoer be-
trol,ern ibren !@iugang. 0onnerltag
Morgeu tano nad por6ergegangenen1
GeQl,icm int Ser Hfarrfirde Sic Be-
croiglp1g inter GROCER 5%beilaobnc
itott. Moge Sic quite Mlttter @a911er
rllben lit 6rieoen! = SEQ @irnig, mel
der Mnfongs lebter @od)e megen
@linooorment5iir1oung int ct. @a=
briels @ospital SIT 9ittle Salts ope=
rirt mltroe, befil1oet iih Sen nellei ten
9erid}ten 51folge o1f SEM be item @e=
&c elmer bal0igen poai tdnoigen Gene
Jung. - 6reo. Stangl, &allirer Ser
Security 5tate @anf bon st. @louo
hefono lid lette Mobe einige Gage
bier in @eld)6ftel1. - Matb. @eih
Don @m1ma1oee, @is. erltattete let=
l1ern bier mobnenoen gr1oer Sutton
uno ion1tigen &erma'1oten eilten me6r=
t0gigen 9ell1d). - 6ran5 6ault mltr=
De lebte @o6e telegropbild bon Dem
Mbleheu ieircs 8rl10ers Sobann in
Yortlono, Ore, III &en1tnib geiebt.
- So6n 5erboor febrte BON Seem
5rier, 100 er bei &ermanoten lange=
re 3eit SIT @alte NOR, 5llriirf.
Sauf Geutrc.
Nl1f @rltno ei1er Mnor0n1ng bes
Eoitoepartements in @aibington miro
sic 9anopoltrol1te bon 5monpille na6
@rep @agle, @urtrl1m uno &roirie
am 81. Sanltar m1Ber Gent gel ebt
lperoen. @iirger BON @rep eagle
lper0en an sic @egieru1g cine Eeti-
tiort Inn @eiterbetrieb ser &ol1te rid=
ten. - 5aus Sic &ontroabeb0r0e lire
-eigene @ege fat, miro Ser 8au Ser
nel1e11 Observation-Disclosures tpelde
bier erridtet wir0, in oieiem Sabre
feline l1nterbre6ung er1ei6en. SSene
&orperi6aft bat sic Sol tenbetrage fir
11e1e @ebG16e un6 an6ere notbmen6t=
ge @erbeiierungen abgeidabt, un6 ltn=
ter 6ieien beftn6et it6 6as neue ST.
ititut 5u Sauf Centre, 6as init elmer
@eiammtbemiuigatng bon $133,500
be0adt tit. = 5amitag lit 21cas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26

&iebmarft.
@ub=St. 8atl 8iebutartt.
SIZE folaenben Breiie iinb tiir lebenbea
gieh bro 100 Rfun6:
&eitIi@e @ttere.
Cute Big bette 5.50-6.5O;; mtttel=
mabig bis CUTE, 4.50-5.50; gemobn-
Iide bis mittelmabi9e 4.OO4.25;
8eftlide &iibe unb 3eifers.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
Shlpei11e.

S6meine.
Sic folgenbe ISABELLE 5eigt hos @e<
lpidt, ben 9ur6ldnittspreis uu,b ben
Bretsnnteri@ieo fir @dlpeine felt Dem
tG. Nsnr,,or.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
S6dfe.

S9dfe.
Cute Bis bette SriibiohrslGrnn1er
5.00-5.75; mittelmabige bis quite
4.00-5.O0; gem0bnlide Bis mittel=
maBige 3.75-4.0O; quite big bette
Sammel=SSabrlinge 4.00-5.00; NIT
telmaBige Bis quite 3.50-4.OO; quite
Biz bette bieltge 5dafe bon 2.75-
8.85; mittelmqbige Bis quite 2.6O-
2.75; gepobnli&e Bis mittelmaBige
200 $50; min6ermertbige LOO
200; quite Big Bette &ammeI 3.25-
3.75; 80de 2.50-3.0O; fette Bod
IGiirnr1er 4.50-5.00; magere 8odIdm-
r1er 3.00-4.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-11
FOR SALE.

Handsome home in Ginter Park.
r. B. CHAFF1N & CO, INC.
iii East Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-11
w. Bowe & Son : :
Rent Specials

on RAIL- OCCUPANCY.
2lo East Grace Street, IA rooms.
oiS Mest Franklin Street; hot water
1928 Grove Avenue. 10 rooms.
1911 Grove Avenue, I2 rooms.
30 West Main Street s rooms.
81 East Cary Street, 9 rooms.
sos North Fifth Street. 12 rooms.
20I North Park street. 8 rooms.
l04 West Clay Street, 0 rooms.
602 North Eighth Street. q rooms,
l2S South Pine Street, 10 rooms.
SO North Eleventh Street. s rooms.
81! Minor Street, Barton Heights.
614 North Thirty first Street, S rooms.
possession at once.
2l2 East Grace Street. 10 rooms. list
Apartment In Shenandoah, fifth floor.
AZ West Grace Street. Cd fiat.
la 81 west. FTankiln Street; "a nat.
!4ol Hanover Street, 1st fiat.
1901 Hanover Street, I'd fat.
al9 North 27th Street. 1st fiat.
1910 10 N"+hL FH.HE HaHf III NI WI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-11
Zeal estate for Rent
Ruehrmund & Bowles,
IA North Eighth Street,
Phone Madison 6007.
RENT LIST

DWELLINGS.
$1,000 per year. 400 East Main Street,
II or is rms. Possession at once.
S4So per year. 2507 Remington Street,
.4so J rooms: Possession Sept;
800 rooms. Possession Sept. 1.
S4eo per year. 250s kensington Street.
Q rooms. Possession Sept |.
S4so per year. 2l07 Hanover Avenue,
8 rooms. Possession In 80 days.
s4oV per year, ll22 East Main Street,
. rooms. Possession at once.
woo per year., 900 South Fourth Street.
10 rooms. Possession at once.
Woo per year. 307 South Fourth Street,
10 rooms. Possession at once.
S42o ~perSyear, 6l3 North Seventh Street,
IL rooms. Possession Sent. 1. !
1850 per year. ISIS West Main Street,
6 rooms. Possession at once.
%5ao per year. 25l3 West Main Street,
,,,o 8 rooms. Possession at once.
$3.50 per year. 2521 West Main Street.
s rooms. Possession at once.
5000 per year, 100 South Second street,
rooms. Possession Sept. 1.
ssiO per year, 10. South Sycamore Street,
& rooms. Possession Sept. 1.
sie per month. 2l1l Hanover Avenue.
; rooms. Possession. in 80 days.
$40 per month. 1903 Floyd Avenue. s
$50 per month. 500 West Marshall ST.,
S rms, . baths and pantry. ~.
10 per month. 32I North Thirty second
81. 8 rms. Possession In 80 day.
> = -. hGol y street,
. rooms. Possession at once.
$lo per month. 1125 \. Twenty-Afth st.
-, s rooms. Possession Sept. /.
~ per month. 1l21 ~. Twenty-ffth ST,
rooms: Possession Sept. i.
VIC. per month, 1900 Lester Street. <
rooms. Possession at once. n
$3.50 per month, 1iO5 Carter Street .
rooms. Possession at once.
1920 per month. 110T-9-11 Carter ST, 3
- rooms. Possession at once.
80 per month. 2446 Chafnn Street. q
rooms. Possession at once.
FLATS.
%ooo per year, 1854 West Grace St,
rooms: Possession Sept. /.
S=zS per year, 2523 West Main Street.
! rooms. Possession at once.
SzZo per year. 25l1 West Main Street.
I rooms. Possession at once.
s2o per month. 1927 West Main Street.
s rooms and bath. Possession
$500 per year. 2342 Park Avenue. 6
rS9ms. Possession Sept. J..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-11
A%BEAUTIFUL, SUCCESSFUL AND NEARBY
RESORT.

Otterburn Springs is "a nearby resort-only
t~hirty-six miles out from Richmond Or ts.,e main
line Of the Southern Railway. Four passenger
trains both ways daily. Communication fare, only
Il cents. The water famous as among the most
wonderful anywhere
Milford chronicle., 1911-03-10
FOraer Appealed to Carnegie.

Jesse Seaver, aged twenty years. a
former theological student. who wa
placed under arrest at Lima. O.. and
brought to Richmond. Ind, to an
swer to a charge of passing a forged
check on Earlham college. was SEN
fenced to the state reformatory Tor
rom two to fourteen years. tie pleau,
ed guilty.
Seaver said he was prompted to
use fraudulent methods to obtain the
funds in order to pursue religious
studies. He told the court he had OBJ
tanned about $500 from various col
leges during the last few months, and
he had with him a complete record Of
his transactions.
Seaver also said he had appealed
recently to Andrew Carnegie to assist
him in order that he might pay back
moneys he had obtained unlawfully.
Milford chronicle., 1911-03-10
Clever Thieves Get ss5.ooo.

Aaron Bancroft. a broker. eighty
/ six years OF age, was robbed in NeA
York city last Thursday afternoon OF
securities valued at approXimately
$4,000, but be did not discover his
loss until Monday
The theft was committed i'm the yes
tibule of the Produce Exchange Sale y
Deposit and Storage company
For twenty-five years il has been
Mr. Bancrofts habit every Thursday
afternoon to deposit the firms valu
ables in a box rented by them from
the Deposit and Storage company. The
distance from his Offices to the vaults
is not more than 200 feet, and any
one making the trip is in constan;
sight OF the office windows.
Last Thursday Mr. Bancroft placed
his securities in a large envelope, tied
with tape, and with the firms name
printed upon it. A flight of steps leads
from the street level entrance TO the
vaults. AS Mr. Bancroft reached the
bottom of the steps he noticed a young
man, whom he only remembers as
rather understood leaning against
the corridor wall
Just as Mr.. Bancroft was about to
turn the corner, at the end of the cor
ridor, a tall man came running in the
opposite direction and came into col
lision with the aged broker. The shock
threw Mr.. Bancroft off his feet. and
in falling he dropped the envelope.
That was the cue for the under
sized young man He stepped up to
Mr.. Bancroft, assisted him to his feet
and was so solicitous as to tuck the
envelope under the brokers' arm AT
least Mr. Bancroft thought it was the I.
envelope that fell He went on To de- .
posit it in his box as usual
Monday when hi- son, George Ban
,roft unlocked the box he found that
he only envelope there contained .
hree old newspapers. a clever subsu
Ution had been effected
Milford chronicle., 1911-03-10
Extra session wIII cost cIark seoOo

If there is an extra session Of con
gress, Representative Champ Clark, Of
Missouri, the Democratic speaker to
be. will lose $4,000.
Mr. Clark has signed contracts for
ten weeks on the Chautauqua lecture
circuit at $500 a week and expenses.
He planned to start out from Philadel-
phia on March and talk his way
out to the Pacific coast and back. but
if the session is to begin on March Is
he will just throw up his hands and
say goodby to the $4,000.
Milford chronicle., 1911-03-10
DEMOCRATS IN
SENATE SPLIT
Bailey Group to Wage War on
Progressive Faction.
WILL HANDICAP PARTY

I'D stlities Will Begin Early In Extra
ession and Progressive Legislation
F hay Be Blocked.
S a result Of the resignation Of
EeIt ator Bailey and his withdrawal o
the same in the closing hours Of the
Six 8y-frst congress, a split among the
Der tlocratic senators is expected il
the extra session Of congress, which
Will convene on April 4.
r Rileys statement to the effect that
he had decided to recall his resigna
tion# came eight hours after his sen
sati Inal announcement of his dicis on
to AXE his exit from public lie.
II IS Ostensible reason Tor tine re
ca r.Rng OF his resignation was the fact
tnatl he had been urged to remain in
the senate by Governor Colquitt, OF
Texas, and by a group Of Democratic
senators.
Eleven of the conservative Demo
cratic senator's, most Of them follow
ers df Bailey in the senate, signed a
Telegram to Governor Colqutt urgIns
that Bailey remain.
Those who signed this telegram
were Bacon, Foster, Overman, Tala
ferro Paynter, Bankhead, Percy John
sJon. Tag Or, Watson and Fletcher
on .ths list, Bankhead, Fletcher
Foster. Johnson, Paynter and Watson
q maj0r Of the eleven, voted to en-
able I.or.mer to retain his seat in the
Senate
The pre- uessiye Democrats Of the
senate and house were in the utmos
jubIafiaG when they learned tina
Bailey was going to quit
The look on the Texas senator e.
the er raa obstacle in the way OF pro
gressiHe Democratic legislation if
congress. They fear that in the tariff
and other matters he viii take
stand ahat viii prevent them from So
ing into the campaign Of 1912 with a
record for progressive legislation tina
viii appeal o the country.
Senator Bailey's decision to q1i
the senate was caused by his realiza
tion that his power in that body was
waning and that a growing and more
aggressive body Of senators on the
Democrhtic side was getting ready t.
go ahead without consulting him.
Senator Stone, of Missouri; Senator
Owen, bf Oklahoma; Senator Culber
son, OF Texas, and one or two others
are fordmost in this group.
The Nnmediate cause OF Bailey's ac-
1on W; his anger because, on Sena |
to- OwE MS resolution for the approval |
Of p constitutions of New Mexico |
and iona, all but three Of the Dem |
ocra Oted favorably. This Bailey |
cons to be approval OF the initia
tive, erendum and recall. which /
are f lres OF the Arizona constitu-
tiOn.
As a natter Of fact the real issue
betwee THE two wings of the Demo
Gratis / 1.-The senate is much broader
than initiative, referendum and
recall, Which Bailey says he cannot
stand It is a question Of whether
the 7 q cracy shall pursue an ultra
eonsel 6 We and reactionary course,
" VIII, br it shall be progressive.
Milford chronicle., 1911-03-10
Honors For commander Peary

Civil Engineer Robert +. Peary got
his long deferred reward. BY vote Of
154 to 81, the house passed a senate
bill which proposes to retire Mr..
Peary with the rank and pay of a rear
admiral and to extend to him the
thanks of congress- which carries with
it the privilege Of senate and house
chambers. Very few persons have le-
ceived the latter honor since the
foundation of the government.
Milford chronicle., 1911-03-10
Queen,s Attendant sIaln.

Princess di Trigona, a young and
beautiful lady-in-waiting to Queen
Helena Of Italy, was murdered at a
small hotel in Rome by Lieutenant
Palermo, an officer in the Italian cav
airy
The tragedy has created sensa-
ton. The causes Of the murder and
the details of the story that led up
to it are thus far unknown or sup
pressed The authorities, however,
state that the lieutenant strangled the
princess and then shot her.
Milford chronicle., 1911-03-10
Lat Calls Extra Session.

Because the senate ignored his re
quest that the bill carrying into effect
the reciprocity agreement with Can
ada be passed, President TAFT called
an extra session Of congress, to con
vene on April 4, ito deterglne wheth-
er congress shall by necessary legis.
lation make operative the agreemen -
The president and most OF the Re
publicans wanted the session to be-
gin on an earlier date, and the time
finally was set as it was to please the
Democratic leaders, who will be in
control of the new house.
Milford chronicle., 1911-03-10
BRYAN AT SWARTHMORE

Nebraska Democrat to Lecture TO stu
dents Saturday Evening.
William J Bryan is scheduled to
deliver an address al Swarthmore col
lege on Saturday night
The distinguished Democrat is to
speak upon the invitation and under
the auspices of the three literary So
cieties OF the college. the Delphic.
Eunomian and Somerville.
The subject OF Mr. Bryans addre $
has not been announced, but he is ex.
pected to speak on some phase Of
modern politics