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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-24
MUCH IN LITTLE.


There are IS great glaciers in Switzer-
land.
] OF al OF the worlds production Of
S-4- tons Of quick silver last year. the
! United States produced but rs tons.
An attachment for ordinary elevators
has been patented TO raise the hose
+ quickly 10 any floor Of the building.
Automatic valves, which sound q
whistle when an automobile becomes
overhezred. Is : New Workers invention
To lessen the labors Of 2 window
Cleaner. = Massachusetts man has IN
vented ong-hsndled brush with mag
szlne foT soap on the back
Reinforced concrete shingles are COM
ing into general use They are 50
pounds lighter 10 the square than The
best Bangor slate and 500 pounds lighter
than the beS- roofing tie
On the morning 0. October nth. the
-hernOD tts-S II C0Aurg registered =
little below zero. WHICH Vas the lowest
ever recorded IN that CITY during the
flrst half O. that month
While there has been a decrease IN
Germany II the mortality q children
under one year Of age. that country Is
sui lar behind most Of the other parts Of
Europe in this respect
In Alsao=Lorrziae there are now ove-
$4,000 people employed II grape culture.
and about 1870 acres are planted
annually IN grapes. which Is the largest
acreage OF any State N the German En-
pire-
The mute who broke his finger roofing
a the base ball game IS not any worse
Of than the mute who covered his fingers
with corns on account OF his quarreling
with the umpire. Post-Intelli-
geDcer-
The Province of Kwangsi, in western
interior China, has an area of II. 22o
square miles and a population of $40
600. lis largest city is the provincial
capital, Kwelhn-Fu, on the Kweikiang,
having population OF some SC, 900.
Carlsbad, itself one of the most expen.
/ sive places to live in all Europe. has fell
the increased cost of living all the more
on that account. The general shortage
in the crops has caused a big rise in the
3 price OF the common necessities of life
An idea may be formed of the wide
/ spread popular taste for shooting game
and wild fowl OF every description from
the fact that 10000 900 empty sporting
cartridges were imported into SPAR
last year, and of these 1000. 900 entered
the port OF Valencia alone.
The Birmingham Electric Supply Com
pany has decided TO secure site of 1;
acres upon which TO erect an additiona
generating station to cost, with an equip
menf, nearly SI3I6.625. This engage
nlent has been rendered necessary By
the growth Of the demand for electri. ity
from the municipal plants.
Heurarsw Is sIl'aied on the shor,
ta lehli BAY. in iiir district OF Heung
shan. ten mies hv wA,er from Macao
iarbor. and Is planned on lines simila
10 those o. foreign cities. with ali moderl
improvements. such as telephones
water works, electric lights and tram
ways. All attempts 10 attract trade t.
the new port, however, have been futile
and its present population consists @
only 1000 persons.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-24
Doubs Waits

Mrs O B Thomas Is stil Oh -he SICK
lisL
Mr 4 u Stone spent Thursday II
FT-d1rick
The Epuo-zh League ne; o. Sunday
a p m
Nj j ~. Hickman spent Wednesday
II Frederick
Ms Name Grub spent = day recent
j. II F-e5-1ck
People nave s-znsd 10 5utcbzr through
TINS v11uI-y
Nr NLEam Brown was Il Frederick
receu-iv on business
Miss T7Tls Can q Baltimore. is visit
IN L. pz-zz-zl hone
KS EF=-s- uf Crszg=-sfown, Is spend
ing Su-= me VIII 1s- sons
Mrs- X c Nu7 spent Al evening with
Mrs Nzgzie A1iaary and family
NJ. ~. A Hood. Of Nj Airy. Is IN
TINS vicinity attending ID fertilizer 5usi-
1-ss.
D- Charles H. Conl=y WIS 2rofes-
si1-szl VISITOR II this vicinity during the
week
Miss Jessie D-Ile-, Or Adzns,own. spent
Saturday evening with Miss Myrtle
Blessing
NJ. Eldridge Bizzs. Of Frederick.
spent Sunday wila MT. Marion ;. NJ
caa=l and family
NJ. and Mrs KidVeH Of Brunswick.
scent several Gays wl-a Mr.. and Ms
Nm. T Wilson.
Rev D. II 4 Castle Of Frederick IS
Supplying the vacancy caused oy the
dean az Rev. A1,1ulF-
Ms. William c Nal wzs The guest or
Mr. T. Lesser Thomas and fsliiF. Of Al
smstoan. On Wednesday.
Nr- and Mrs c. Ernest Waite and
cnild-ea Of Buck Lode. s1eu Saturday
and Sunday Wiz NJ Micazl Spent and
isuIiy
Miss Mae Rznn=5erg=-. Of CAROLS
Manor. spent : few DAYS with Der
grandparents NJ. and Ms Michael
SP-c1-
Mrs.. Matter 7. K-zutz zud deughter.
Code. Or -A3anstown. w-re the guests
q Mrs.. Maggie Anthony sn5 family u
Saturday,.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-24
Feagsville Waits

Hon Peter L. Hargsit was visitor
in this vicinity the pas week
Mrs. BESSIE Shsf IS visiting her daugh-
ier. Mrs Oliver Harrison. near Sandy
Hook
Hone Mission services were he'd IN
Mount Zion Lutaerhn Church On Sunday
last, Al 2. 90 2. n
Mrs. H. Zimmerman. Of Chestnut
Grove. visited her daughter, Mrs. E. 5
Der, on Tuesday
Mrs. Bessie Trundle and daughter. q
near Lime Klin. are spending some time
Al the home of Mrs. c. n Trunole-
Mr.. z. Charles Rem was visitor 70
Frederick recently attending the meeting
Of several boards Of which he IS q mem
Der
Mrs. D # Cutler and daughter. Mrs.
r w Poole. d near this place. spent
Moudst afternoon A. the hoa1e Of Mrs
+. H. Cutler. Frederick City.
Mrs. J. c. Zimmerman. Mrs. G. b.
Cutler. Ms. H T. Bard and Mrs. c.
y. Trunjle and daughter. spent Wednes-
day A the home Of Mr. Joseph Null.
near inc Kiln.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-24
Brother Shoots Brother.

Lee Ganlev. son of Mr.. James Ganlev
of Bovds. shot his brother. J. Hickman
Ganley, al his home. near there on No
yember IS.
He used a double-barreled shotgun
twice. The first shot entering the victims
leg. The second was apparently fired at
Hickman's head. though only few shot
struck him. The brothers became m
volved in quarrel over some matters
connected with the farm. Lee after the
shooting took train saying he was 60
ing to surrender himself to the Sheriff at
Rockville He seems. however. 10 have
gone on to Washington or perhaps to
Baltimore The police of both cities are
on lookout for him.
The fugitive is now under peace bond
and also under Indictment for commit
ting an assault upon John w. Williams. a
former member of the Legislature from
Montgomery county. He later again as
sauted Williams in the Union Station at
Washington.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-24
Advertised Lerters.

The following is lis; % the adver-
Used letters remaining IN the Frederick
City posioffice. Saturday. Nov. Is, 1911.
To obtain any Of these letters the zppli-
canis must call for advertised letters y
II not called for within two weeks they
NAV be sent 10 the dead letter office:
CentIemen's List -AquiAa Ashbaugh,
Inc. NJ l.. Baugher, Andrew | Brandon
burg, Chas b. Baltzell. Frank Bartholow,
H. c. Butler. c. Bailey, Isiah c. Cul.
Ter. Glenn Cam. John Coombs, Chas. F.
Care. Raymond Dean, Mr.. and Mrs F.
B. Fox. Geo. Flippin. B. w. Gibson,
John Gather Hiram a. Hamilton, II. n.
Isaac. Mr.. Longenecker. VIM. v. E.
Long, Samuel J. Phleeger, Calvin d.
Stull. w. B. Treganon, Marion K. Wag-
ner
Ladies' List-Mrs. Samuel Baker,
Mrs. Daisy Bennitt, Mrs. c. NJ Burus,
Mrs. Jennie Clingan. Mrs. w. c. Kerrep,
Miss Bessie Lee, Mrs Louis Metz. Miss
Mary Webb, Mrs. Emma v. Zimmerman.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-24
NsW Market News

Mrs. Mary Do~ney IS visiting in Bali
more
Mrs. N. P. Wood Is spending some
tine ~ Baltimore.
Dr.. Hopkins. wife and children went to
B fillmore last week
Mrs William Wright Of Baltimore Co.
wa il town on Sunday.
Miss Mamie Reich lefi on Saturday to
make visit 10 Baltimore.
Miss Nettie Wood o. Baltimore is yis-
iiirs her aunt. Mrs Jennie Griffith.
Rev 5. H. Utz and wife are visiting
their daughte', Mrs. Joseph Thomas in
AdamstoW1.
Mss Jane Wood. VITO has been visiting
in Howard county tor several weeks re-
TUNED horne
Rev Mr. King filed his regular ap-
pOin.meat IN Sunday morning al Trinity
n. z. church, South.
sr and airs. Robinson left on Monday
for their home in PENNSYLVANIA. They
spent the summer Bore at Hotel Uiz.
Miss Crac~ Sothoron u Hartford county
who gss 20 Of Miss Margaret
HOslns - several days lef on Thurs
day o; iasi week
Res Dr SUmmerfeld Of New York
held srJti S 10 Grace Protestant Episco-
pal chDn q Sunday morning While
her b w. he guest az Mr Mort Jones.
Mrs G 4 Mcbride. who has been
critically Dc a. her moiher's. Mrs u. P
Wood. was taken 10 the Woman's Hos
pifal n Baltimore on Tuesday. where she
IS low ~ an improved condition.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-24
MEN AND WOMEN.

The Oldest active physician n Maine Is
Dr.. Amos R Dunlap. OF Ripley. who Is
nearly g wears Old Dr.. Ripley has been
Pracncing medicine ior 50 years
Owen Wister's Ni-ginian mas attained
the dignity or 4 definite Hitherto Il
has reached The public merely N the
form Of an editions and popular editions
Fernando ZONES died at ms home II
Chicago He was Chicago's Oldest IN
habitant. and for wears ne most pictures
cue person among the survivors q the
city's pioneer days.
Miss Adelaide Pearson. OF Deunison
Settlement House. Boston. Is the founder
and leading spirit Of Al ans and Crafts
society. the members Of which are Amos,
entirely women and children.
c c. Eskridse. Of Falls Of Rough.
XIV, Is exhibiting Jar Of honey that was
put into the jar by the bees themselves
A hole was cut IN the top Of the hive, the
glass jar was placed over the hole and the
bees filed the jar.
Marshall Hatch. Of Norwell. claims The
distinction OF having the Oldest hen in the
country. The hen. 4 brown leghoTn. IS
70 wears old. Mr.. Hatch says the old
hen IS as active as any Of his flock. and
except that she has become blind in one
one doesn't show her age Last year she
laid = eggs.
Mrs Ellen Spencer Mussey Is a. the
head Of the movement 10 have the me-
moral OF Ire womez. OF the Civil War.
which i proposed y the Military Order
Of ne Loyal Legion. take the form Of
UNIVERSITY n Washington. Mrs. Mussey
explains thai there : not university n
Washington 20 which women are admit
ted o. eg3zl f=-ns with men
When Mrs. Ben Harden Helm. q sis
- Ir-lsw Of Abraham Lincoln. was in
rro5uced a the Louisville suffrage con-
Vs1aon tas whole convention rose 10 do
fe- hono- Mrs Stubbs. The wife OF the
Governor Of Kansas. and Mrs Johnston.
the Ezfe Of ne chief Justice. each paid
So a. The convention for { life member
snip II cfe National American Suffrage
Association
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-24
woodsboro Notes.

NJ Charles stiiely IS very III at this
) ing.
r. Q. J. Donsife spent Sunday at
: ing Grove, Pa.
Hiss Miriam Fogle. Of New Midway,
$ Mt Sunday here.
IT. and Mrs. Clarence Boiler visited
!; nos at Logs Sunday.
jirs. W. n. Kable spent short time
r entity at Union Bridge.
Hiss Grace Dorcus spent several days
y b relatives near Frederick.
Mrs Geo B. McClary, OF Frederick,
h. been visiting her parental home.
Hiss Cora EizIer. OF Walnut Grove.
sl-nt several days with relatives here.
,Ir. and Mrs. Harry Anders spent sew
ell days with friends al Hanover. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Barrick visited
friends at Fountain Rock the past week.
Miss Verde Jackson. Of Fountain
Rock, spent short time here this week.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-24
Improvements to the Frederick
Water System About Com
pleted

With the completion of three more
big connections. the city will have COM
plete d its part in the Improvements to
the water system Of Frederick CITY.
This work has been going on all sum-
mer and il is thought that now Fred
erick IS as well equipped for the distrlbu-
ton OF water, as il possible to make
:.
Monday evening a large connection
was made al the corner OF Bentz and
Church streets. This was a most diff
cult connection. and the workmen were
c Bployed upon it until about 4 O'Clock
tuesday morning. While this connec-
iton was being made. the higher points
IN the City were without water.
The connections yet remaining to be
made. are at the following corners;
Market and All Saints streets: Middle
Alley and Fifth streets and at the corner
Of Klinehart's Alley and Sixth street
While the above connections compose
all OF the work in which the city is inter.
ested, and are ready 10 be made at any
time. yet contractor Roy, who has
the work upon all OF the improvements
IN charge. has some work to do in the
way OF finishing and smoothing up
the work upon the streets.
AT the present time Mr.. Roy has most
OF his force of workmen engaged upon
the Ok Creek Dam. The breast of the
dam is up. and also the sides. The
gates are now being placed IN position,
and by the end Of the week the dam
is expected TO be in condition for use.
By another week it is expected that Mr..
Roy will have all of the work completed.
Probably next week, or surely the
week following, Water Superintendent
Wiener. plans to have the old reservoir
emptied and give it thorough cleaning.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-24
Property Sold by Trustee.

William T.. Darner. auctioneer, sold at
the court house door recently, Tor Emory
L. Coblentz. trustee. the property Of the
late Joshua Champion A farm in Jeffer-
son District, containing I4o11 acres,
more or less. was. sold TO Mrs Emma n.
Champion at $50 20 per acre; a mountain
lot near Braddock Heights containing 10
acres was sold TO Oliver z. Coblentz. Al
f387 rs per acre. and mountain lot near
Mount Philip. containing 9 acres Of
land. was sold to Grayson HI. Mercer,
for $50 per acre.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-24
Jurors For Next Term.

The following are the jurors drawn for
the December term Of the Circuit Court:
Buckeystown District-Richard R. Day.
Frederick Richard E. Ander-
son. Shafer L. Rhodes. John H. Hersh-
berger. William H Dyer and George
Houck.
Middletown District-F. Tobias Main.
Emmitsburg District-OScar D. Fraley.
Catoctin Disfrict-Iohn E. Kuhn.
Urbana Disirici-Huber NJ. Smith.
Liberty District-Henry P Long.
New Market District-Rhoderick B
Randall.
Hauvers Disfrict-Samuel Kinna.
Woodsboro District-Milion o. Spahr.
Petersville District = Brin F. Magaha.
Jefferson District-Millard F. Cutler.
Mechanicstown District-Henry F.
Ramsburg.
Jackson Dislrict-Jerome E Gaver.
townsville Dislnci-Reuben Savior
Lin anore District-Albert Dudderar
L-wistown Disirict-Cleveland Trout.
Tuscarors Disirict-Jacob-E E. Summers.
Ballenger DISTRICT. Nicholas Zirmer-
man
Brunswick District-Lewis Mckenzie.
Walkersville District-Ezra L. Cramer.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-24
Cost TO Candidates.

The list Of those who have already
fled expense accounts shows that they
spent al the war iron Sszz- Sc 10 S5sI
some Of the candidates paid into the
treasury OF the County Central Commit
lee the sum Of $500. being The greatest
amount thaf they were allowed 10 paw
under The law, me law stating a candi-
date cannot pay 70 the governing body Of
ms par1v { sum greater than Sag for each
thu sand registered voters
The expenses OF the several candidates
follows:
House Of Delegstes-Howard D. ke-
fauver. r. SIS. E C Remsburg. R..
500 .: P. 1. FIa-gett. R 81 50; Rich
ard @ Molesworth. r S55 8, John D.
Ahait. D.. $3.50 c Newton Thomas.
D.. S q.
Judges or Orphans Court-Johu c.
Castle. R. $50 ali 10 Central Commit
tee: A " Ecker. R. s555 *; William
H Summers. D, SIo7; l. c. Etchlson,
D. SO ..
For County Commissioners. Stewart
Amman R, s5Is.S2; Pratby !. Kimmel,
D 81 20
For County Treasurer-Daniel z.
Psdgett. r. Ss426o-
For Surveyor-E- c Cru11. Sz5 ..
A vet neither Of the tressurers Of the
County Central Committees have fled
expense accounts These accounts are al
WAYS awaited with great interest zsin these
the tressurers make known the amount Of
money spent in the several districts. and
20 whom gwen. In turn the district or
sub-easurers are required 70 flle reports.
showing 70 whom they paid the money
given them
Already quite = few OF the candidates II
tn recent election fled their accounts
vitn the clerk Of The circuit COM . re-
CURED By law The lax apples % tae
successful as well a. The defeated csndi-
dates These certificates must Dc fled
within . days AFTER Jhe elac5oa-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-24
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
List Of Those Who Hold Once in
City and County, Elective and
AppointiY ..
FREnrRicK CorNrY.


Circuit Cour Chief Judge. Hammond
Crner. Assol4ie Judges. John c. MOT
ter zB1 Edward q Peter- Cou-.
nee, al frederick City, first Monday Il
Fef. uary and September for Grand IuTy
Terms, De- -eulber, petit IuTy term; May.
1on-' r, ern-
Clerk Of the Circuit Court-Flsrry W
Bowers. Deputy Clerks. Adolph n 5
Fearaake. Charles B Gro6. / y In. n
\. Nasz Ell 9. Hsugh. Harry Z Chap
line and Charles l. Ogle
Register o. SVIlls-Samnel .. Thomas
Deputies. Fenton Thomas. c H
kreb.
Orphans Court-V-1lIlan 4. Pea-z
Ghisf Iadg=' John E Phl-ege-, C5eo-gs
H Mhrnu-e Orphans C0u-- meets
every M9adzy. Tuesday and Wednesday
Or each week.
County Treasu-e--Daniel z Padgs--
Co1-lv -onu.sSiaa--s-7l-r H Eo-
garH -hari=s SIS Zimmerman.
tinco o siH--r-na-- -'eW- A--za-
an ha-lzs H Johnson AlariWEooc ID
Han Clerk; G=lrg- T. Dennis, j., A.
E0-aeF-
Bead Carries and Correction
DAVID C-4ale--- president = eig-Do1 Sen.
s-cre-a-r. C-arl-s A E-- treasurer
ur4r. lace 3 Tv~1a L=Wls L Flock.
Ss-ue' q Greg, superintendent M
lard F. Perry cl@~k-
school Cun-nission=-s-Ioh1 :. New
nan. president. P r lee Il p Gross
T. n. stokes, A. ~ Nicod=uus, r.. a15
John n L=zih=-mzn. Taco1 Rohr5ack,
attorney.
Se-e-a-y. Treasure and ELzui71e--
Tohn 7. Whs-z- Assistant s. Y Young
States .A.-1-uev -.4--Hur ID Willard
Sna-iE-I3. a-l 9 Crimes Deputies.
William II Sn1l- Chester IL Esuvs--
Tu-nkey. Cazrl=s E Ph5eJus.
Supervisors o. Eler11ns-7ohu II
Hu-1n. Dauocrzt pres dent Ssuuel !.
Dol, Republican Joseph r E1senHau@-.
De1o-at- cie-c. = hi=1er Dzl-sUte-.
Snrgey0--Eno-r c. Crlm.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-24
win of Mary o. Marlowe.

Ma-v Olivia Mar'owe. OF Jefferson. in
her wlll directs that sll hrt property be
given 20 niece. Elizabeth Marlowe Clap
ham. IN trust to be ssed for the main
tenance OF sister Frances Louise Mar
lowe AT the death OF the sister. the
property is to be divided as follows: To
a niece. Olivia Blackburn all the house
hold effects and $50. Florence Hcllheny,
E. Blanche Lee, Genevieve Marlowe,
Minnie Claiborne. and Mary Wi'herSpoon.
nieces, as given $50 each. Thomas T.
Chaplain. Samuel Luckett Chaplain T. !.
Marlowe and Richard Marlowe. nephews,
are to be given $25 each The remainder
of the estate is to go to Eliz beth Mar
lowe Chaplain. who is also named as ex-
ecutrix without bond. The will is dated
Maya. 1906. and was witnessed by George
w Crum, r. c Cochran and NJ. K.
Etchison.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-24
z L. Quaries Says Business Men
, Demand Commission Govern
ment

Mr.. E l. Qusrles, director OF the
Greater Baltimore committee. closed the
meeting Of the Associated Boards OF
Trade. Of Maryland. which met in Fred
erick on November u. Is, 10 with few
remarks He told OF Inc movement in
Baltimore for commission government
He said that il is a fight of the business
men telling what a remarkable amount OF
interest those busy men have taken in
order TO secure for Baltimore better gov
eminent 10 eradicate machine politics
He looked with hope TO the passage of
the charter for Baltimore BY the next
legislature and urged that all those pres
ent use their influence toward success.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-24
City Ministerial Association.

The Frederick City Ministerial Asso-
CATION held its regular meeting at the
Young Mems Christian Association, this
city. on Monday. the President, Rev.
Henri L. G. Kieffer. presiding. The
following ministers were present: Revs.
Henri L. G Kieffer. NJ. A. Castle. S.
5. Miller, A. ]. Herman, DR.. Thomas
Freeman Dixon. E. H. Lamar, |. /.
Rives and Joseph H. Apple. Plans for
the week Of prayer to be held in Ian
uary were discussed. Ii is probable
that union meeting will be held on
the Wednesday night of that week.
Plans are on foot to secure a prominent
speaker for The evening.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-24
Dying, He Con6esses to Murder.

A dispatch from Hagerstown, dated
Monday. November 10th, SAYS: Accord
ing TO informa ion received BY the family
OF the late Thomas Hardy. of Weverton
Washington county. from Chicago. a
negro. before he died there a few days
ago, confessed that he killed Officer
Hardy, while resisting arrest. Il was
about four years ago that Officer Hardy
was shot and killed directly in front Of
the Weverton Hotel. while attempting
TO arrest party of train riders. Fol-
lowing the murder several arrests were
made but the officers were unable to
connect the suspects with the murder.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-24
Branch Plant Started.

The Union Manufacturing Company,
of this city. last week started its branch
plant at Thurmont. The machines were
placed in operation and fifteen persons
are employed. The branch factory is
located in the Odd Fellows Hall at that
place.
Miss Belle Blumenauer has gone from
the. factory here 10 Thurmont to thor
ough'y acquaint the operators there
with the handling OF the machines.
Charles Shaw. OF this city. is the super
intendent OF the branch. Mrs. Shaw is
also instructing the operators.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-24
Those Who Attended the Funeral
of Col. Maulsby.

Among those attending the funeral OF
the late Col w. P Maulsby were Mr..
and Mrs Donald r. Mclean. Mr. and
Mrs Richard Dallam. Albert Richie and
John Bitchle. New York; Col. and Mrs.
Hanson Black, Martinsburg; Mr. and
Mrs. A. r. Boyd and Mrs Sicard.
Washington: William Richie. Miss Mary
Richie Chicago Major Yellott. Balti-
more; Mr.. and Mrs. William Bouldin,
Fast Orange. New Jersey; William R.
McGil. Philadelphia: Mrs Virginia Sim
mons. Charles Town. W. Va; Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon n. Simmons. Hagerstown.
Major Schriver and Clarence Schriver:
of Baltimore, and others
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-24

you used to say" she replied. that
you counted that day lost when YOU did
not hear the sound OF my voice.
Yes. know" he replied. 'and /
shall never cease to long those dear
lost DAYS. Chicago Recor Herald.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-24

M lanes II. Smith and Ards Samnael
have been bunting and returned WIN
number Of BIRDS and rabbits
Mr. and Mrs Allen Hahn and Mr.. and
Mrs George Blddinger spent Sunday a.
Piney Creek me guests q Mr.. James
Hahn.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-24

The Virginia Conference Of the South
ern Methodist Episcopal Church in ses-
SION al Salisbury, aarued undergraduates
that their failure to prepare for examina-
lions was unsatisfactory.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-30
r.nnu.on,. Bird Sounds.

Perhaps the best word for the cry Of
the cricket Is that Of Tennyson. mot
a cricket chirr'd." he writes in TN Ne
morism." But Tennyson was always
curiously exact I'm his vocal rendering
Of the songs OF birds. What could be
truer TO sound than "the moan of
doves in immeTnorial elmsr Then,
too. the linnet. the robin and the
thrush pipe" the woodDecker laughs"
and Knocks" the lark and the pIover
whistle" the Jay 'scritcheg," the par
rot screams" the peacock Squalls"
the blsckbird "warbles." while the
ocean fowl 'shriek" and the eagle
"yelps. "-IOndon Graphic.