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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-20

lln6erioritaaelien 6ermeo Dor pit.
uof oenne: 2aO os enoelie naa De
$25. 200.
On naturlig 5oruoi0tning fom
%oa6enbart ogina peIgerenoe mo,
ON @runo til 9eiIutningen ON
8ortiettelie me0 arbeioet. Oct par
1oro 0afota areosioIfet, Der gao
Saoeu 5mpulier. en toaarig Mis-
p9fit baooe nemIig binoret mango
8elner / a ppre meo ! 5ubil9ums.
iogeu - en- 9eliienelie ira Serren,
JON De ne0ig oiIoe unopRre. H6iten
loo oerior omtrent iaaoan: D@iper
9erren os Regn oe irugtbare Ii.
Der / Aar, ian oil ri me0 @I9oe
bore meo at gipe en- go05ub I9ums.
gape."
elsie Orb GAP NOT StsOet til
4arsmsoets 9eiIutning.
SubiIpum5iogen IGeees i%noleoes
ben pannp til Samfunosoeuner.
gfoal boao foo: Tiger manite me.
re eao cen no oper 2iuien. Sfal ri
Oa ON igen? 9tei 9ennerl Inlet
Sfaloro = fun en- appeI til Dor
go6e Billie.
500, iom OiI, ban faor 2op at
pare meo for Opnanelien Of Moa.
let: Sc $50. 900.
6or ON muIiet At non oetteNaaI,
er Der en6nu ire oabne anIe0nin.
ger:
66rit oe ~iorreit / RGffen er Ben.
ner pan iooonnne Steoer. bpor man
life tiolieere bar ppret meo, enten
paa @runo al Nisp9fit eller Mnn.
gel paa go6t Arbeioe.
Qpierl boa6 meo sig?
9ernPit inn0nnne @enner, Der
nof bar oeret meo. men oeo at t9n.
fe nsiere ooer Sagen, mnn iige
til iia ieIu: Seq gap ior li0t = ieg
oil ioroobIe min Subifription.
apre 0ennerl BET er Der mango
Ser 5nr eiort / oen Sag, baaoe Prp.
tier og 2ngioIt. @af OH ben os ger
Iigeiao!
6rem0eles er Ser en- treble 9ei.
Ter CT mn ben ~allerbe0ite anleon.ng
for pore nlore peIitaaenoe 5oIt til
al teitamentere en- runobanuoet
@ope til Samfunoets Gr9iteifoIe-
5rinitatis Seminarium. 9pr pis
pno. gennerl 5 fan n9ppe nnpenoe
en- goo @ape beore emo peo at ifen.
fe Den til Samfunoets Sfole. Moo
Serten gioe eoer bet Sino = Mio.
IerHe bar ) - at 5 meo @lpoe
maa eiOe Ct goot geIeb til oenne
tore Gag. 8uO eIifer en- GLAD 8i.
per. 8iber, iaa ifaI e9er 9iues.
eHoeIis er Der 5ubileumsbanfer.
On 0enne fier6e gei bIep ieg
jun minOet, i0et ieg iio0er og fri.
per 0isie 2inier. On Ben fommer og
Tiger til mig: ser bar ieg $50 til
pore iOrifeIlige Misiioner. men De
So er Sn0bolOet al en- 5ubiIRums.
5anf". 0et brnete mig itrufs paa
ben Snnfe: Ter er pitt en- Gel 81.
blRumsbnnfer noe enonu omfring
bIanot genner Der % Der.
9pa0 me0 Dem? 2nS 0em fomme
/ geoageIie. 9ao en- lepenoe interes.
ieret ginno eQer apinoe ! bper DE.
nigbeo iao en- ganf. 9a6 ioa Den
Mnno eQer apin0e tage ben 9eilut.
nllg: seq man bape 30 ! ben. III
0enigbeoer Sang 8 er $3.50, life
innot2 en- ppperlig life eiterilat.
gmbe0sbr06reI isrg for al iaa en-
9ont an6ragt / 5per al eoers DE.
ui96eoer. On life 0iGlp er ogina
9ielp. nMange geffe iman, ger
en- itor Aa."
Soa fun bette 0enHe Sang: 4e0
SlaOe er ieg reoe til at tase moo
3~nObDOeIier i Sogens 5nteresie-
grepe men 9eite ON Subifr ption
og teitamentariife @aper.
iii 2pffe meo en- Iiplig aorre.
i%ponoante ON 6remgang Ben Sag,
for at noa Oct tiliigte0e Maal:
De $4,000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-20

Raor qGI,rns benpsnbsr fs til SoIt, Der
apertereri Slabet sutsu tor at tsbe bos benz
suer for at faa Cplpsuinq ON bet opertsrset,
bebes De aItib omtols, At d iaa Apertisies
n1entet bette Bloo. Get piI pGrs til gen.
t5ie Rptis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-20
gibelen Og aOinOens
Shilling.

- @N~f - -
ganife fort, ri Der ogter at qua liot
aprmere in0 poo.
Mea lao os ferit iige oct fart %
beitemt. at oct itet fife er Tor at
fomme efter De RasmuSienife 9Ia-
De, ri tager ben Sag op til 3rsfteI-
ie; pi bar ingen IiIbeieIigbeo / ioo
sen een6e. 4en Sagen ieIp er al
ina umaaoeIig 9etponins, At ri
Ter % forpligteoe til at biorage,
bpn0 ri er . Stan0 til. for at gipe
port 5oIt Snoiigt l. boaO gibeIen
Iarer ON 9pin6ens Stiaing Sam.
fun0et.
Ger bar ! nppnte gIaoe / en- ar-
tifel ,apin6ens Stemmeretsiag"
fsrit iogt, at apinoens llnoeror0-
ming / Samfun0et par en- 2eonine
fro 0Itioens garbari, 0o Rang og
Rett gbeoer maaItes meO 2egems.
itprfe, og oernpit pnaitoOes oet. at
fra Den Slide fom 9sosmmeIien
ON apin0en mo / 5soer1es Reli.
eion, og en6elig. at ira oenne par
6en PED 9ouIus tommen inc i ari.
itenoommen.
0enne ll0taleIie rsber en- 9e.
trngtning a. 9ibeIen, iom man
msoer / oen mo0erne Dantro 8i.
belfritif. men ION er baooe upGr6ig
% uiano.
Ganf - at ben ieoife 8eIigion,
BEN gamle 9agts @uosfolf5 8eIi.
gion, ifuloe bare bentet inc anifueI.
Ter ira Der 6~arbariife oe0en.
fab! : Ut oct bnrbnriite 6eoen.
ifabs anifuelier ifuI0e pare q ii.
DEN til @uosfoIfets religig'e Nm.
ifueIier ongaaenoe apin0en5 StiI.
ling ! Sumfunoetl
Og t9nt pioere - Al 2lpoitelen
@aulus ioa seller life ifuloe bare
pit al en- ogbere. reuere og flarere
aiIoe emo Den ianme 6eOenif.bar-
bnriife, Der tililo0 BAN gennem bans
fporene Helig ons aanoIl
Oct faIoer oi li9eiremt noget
Climber; t6i Den, Der fenoer en- Ill
Ie Smule til De isliife 5oriateres
% @nuli Ero0ufter % iaa bar ben
ringeite Gone til at iammenligne
oisie me0. 50ao ser er ilDOt al ben
5qoenife gorbarismes slide, Ban
fan fife fiaoe fgnnere genppuelie
ior Ser.
Qette angaaenoe ailoen III.
5s0ernes Og ariitenoommens pan.
Iinife AnifuelIe al aoinoen5 Stil.
ling.
Sna angaoenoe 9ibelens, 6aaoe
BET gamle og Oct Hpe leitamentes
anifuelie al apinoens SomiunOs.
filling - Oa mao ri / en- fort 4f-
Gambling in0ifrente IS til et Bar
Sumter.
let f9rite, ri pit m.n6e ON, er,
bpaO oi l9ier I Roib. ,, is: Do
@uo 5erren ia9oe: Get er fife goOt,
at @enneifet er enc; ies oil gore
BAN en- MeO9i9Ip. Jon er bans
9ige."
elsie Orb pier os BET oprinoe.
lioe 6or6ol0, 9rinOforbOlOet. mel
lem Rano og apinoe; men bette
6orboI6 er ct 2ig6eOsiorbolO.
Og LAB os iiee meo bet iamme,
at efter Dor Opfottelie er 2igbeOs-
forbol0et @runonnituelien BELT ieen.
mem boooe Den sumle og oen nDe
Bngt.
SporIe0es funoe Der eaers oper.
bopeoet t9nfes 9ggteifnbsiorbolO
meIIem Man6en os apinOen2 og
bporle0es funoe De TO blipe til peet
asO", buis life @runbiorboIoet Dor
ct 9isbeosforbolol
Get an6et Steo, pi tRnfte at min.
be ON, er BouIi Orb, 81. 5, "a og
%: r9iseiom Weniebeoen unoer'
orbner Jig unoer ariitus, iaaIeoes
ifuIle oginn Suitruerne unoeror6.
ne fig un6er 6eres Mpno ! ale
Ting. 3 NRn6l elifer eoers Suitru.
er, liseiom os ariitus eIffeoe Ne.
nigbeOen Os beneap Jig ielp for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-20

Bi MAJ otter meooele Iibt Of ct
8rep. Tom ben Tpenif.Iutberite Ris-
on8r Mfreb Erneo ffriper til oau.
glaftono@. rStiIlineen / aino fp-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-20

vi iplte Irang til at iige open.
itaaenOe. ioroi . 6eitemt mao I'll.
6a9eDie ben Iale ON 9ig6eo mel.
fem Sen 5eoenif.5nrbnriife Neoppr.
oi8eiie Al aOinoen iom ben milf
pagere, % ian Den StiIing, iom ben
jsoiife 1eIigion % GnnIus gioer
ioinOen. og Ii0eiaa ben anifueIie,
al 0e bibelfte Gorfnttere ifuloe bape
opret in Chs anitueI'er un0erlagt
OF benpttet Den iom aiI0e. Get 10.
tie er 10 ab'oIut at negte guooom.
meIig MATCHMAKING og gibelens
5nipirntion.
onO Dem. Ser oil ifriOe ON 9i6e.
lens a~nifueIier al aUinOens Stil.
liag, gore zig ben uIeiligbeO at i'll.
oere Saoen isrit, ina De fan uotaIe
Jig meo Cortland 6erom. Set Gen.
i'm ifDloer De baa6e belen og fig
ielp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-20

-
5oranoriRg i oct paapegeoe oprin-
beige 9igbeOsiorboIo2
81 paaitaar = nei!
Men 9roen MAJ Der pere / et-
6oert Snmhmo. ogiaa i oct Sam.
fun0, Der faIoes 6nmilien. Gen maa
oQre 5amiliens 9ope0.
+, @en at en- er ~operor6net og en-
aaoen er ~moeroronet. Set 6ebpoer
life og oct maatte life foritprre
9ig6eosforboI0et.
Set ies monife allerflareit al
5orboIoet i Der borgerlioe Som-
Juno.
3aor Solicit oeIser en- @anO
til ct embe6e. iaa unOeroroner
9plgerne iig oen @on6, De ieIo
bar palgt. men bpem piIbe finoe
paa at f~oritaa, at @runoiorboIoet
0erpeO par bIepet foritprretl
Get CT let life farIigt meo bette
o~perorone0e % u~noeror0neoe 5or.
bolo, mel mere - u0en ct ioaoant
5orbolo fan Der fife tpnfes ct IDf.
feIigt 8amilie. eIer Somfun0sIio.
Ter iioes, at Cara par abrn.
BAN Ipoig og faI0te BAN 6erre;
men 0et er ga olorie faIoet % mo,
at set neooproioeoe Gen6e.
9}ei set er fife bette apinoens
un6eroronenoe 5orboIS. Der gioer
6enoes StiIIino 9igbe6 meo, 6onO
oen par og er un6er Set borbnriife
Se6enitab.
2pg oioere Mprfe IL TO Iing-
gauIus %ifriper. g2ieeiom Menig.
6eoen un6eroroner iig ariitus~. Oct
er N~enigbeoen ielp. ser unoeroroner
zig, life ariitus, Der unoertrpffer
ben. 9igeiao 6uitruen. Der unoer.
oroner zig, life Man0en, Der UNDER.
trpffer. % QouIns tilieier: u2ige-
ION ariitus elffeoe Renigbe0eu og
hengnU q ieIp for 6en@ = ioa6an
tube @pnoene elife oeres 6%uitruer.
Set er fife iarIigt at un0erorone
Zig aprli8be0en. Get er fife ip9rt
for ct Barn al ~unoerorone iig fer.
Iige 6orplore = meo minore Ban.
ortig6eoen tager C%per5oano 5os
Barnet.
Ter fun6e i9es me9et mere ON
a~oinoens naturli3e, al SUD iotte
5or5oI6; ri ifnI Der en0nu blot npp.
ne, at naar Qaulus life tilla6er
aoinoer I. gts. At ppre grp0ifnn.
Ter, iaa er oct ogioa beerun0et pnn
BET nnturI &c 6orbol0, men De fan
paa 0eres naturlige 0mron0e eoe
Ii8e iaa Tor Sn6ilpoelie I'll SIeg.
tens GporageIie, iom Monoen fan
9ennem oifentIig Gale.
MeH meo all bette, Der er iagt,
er Der 10 life iagt eler ontpoet oct
allermin0ite, Der taller imo6 I. efs.
aoin0ens ieIDitpnoige grboeru eaer
5eHoes 8et eqer Qualification til at
itemme.
VI islie Iran8 til Of iige ooen.
itaaen0e. ioroi . beitemt mno I'll.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-20

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-20

Entered at Blair P~ostoffce as second
class matter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-04-11

a cotevie o. parasites and his incredi.
BILE thirst for applause and power.
and that be has now ovsrridden all
the decencies OF friendship and hon.
or and stands SPRAYED In the mire
shaking his fist imp otently and howl
ing his rage, spectacle 70 all mani
kind. These parasites and sore
heads have not only led Roosevelt to
batray friend, but have led him to
be betrayed to public scorn,
which leaves that superman mouth
ing like clown and cursing like a
very drab with nothing but laugh
ter instead OF applause to follow his
every action.
| NuAa A. TnmApna
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-04-11
No Excuse This Time.

The Democratic wool bill of last
year proposed reduction OF 80 per
cent in the tariff rates on wool. and
it passed the House by vote OF 22l
to 100 The same bill has aga n
passed the House, this time by a
vote OF ls9 to 81.
When he vetoed the bill last year
President Taft gave as bis reason
the fact that the tariff board had not
made lis report. Now, In the light
Of the tariff boards repori, the Re-
pubicans OF the House propose
wool bill calling for q reduction OF
40 per cent. In Schedule K. or just
two per cent less than the bill
which the president vetoed.
The tariff board, therefore, vindi.
Gates the Democratic position on
wool, il such vindicatlon we're ne.
cessary. The Democrats knew,
long before the tariff board was
created. that the wool rates were
too high, and the President knew IL
also. for in his speech at Winona,
MINI. be characterized the Payne
Aldrich wool tariff rate as indeien-
sible.
AS things now stand, neither the
president nor the high protection
lists will have any excuse for oppos-
ing she present bill. and II any OF
them do stand in the way OF its final
passage, they will convict them
selves of trying to grant 9 special
privilege Of robbing the consumer,
to the wool trust millionares.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-04-11
WASHINGTON LETTER.

Washington, d. c., April 8, 1912.
There is no denying the fact that
there are millions OF Democrats In
the United States who love William
]. Bryan and have the highest re-
gard for him politically and person
ally. There is also no denying the
fact that he is entitled to the friend
ship OF all these citizens of the
United States. His opinion goes
very far with them because they be-
lieve honestly, and have reason for
their belief, that he is an unsel6sh
patriot who has worked consistent
ly for the good Of the people of this
country. There are thousands and
hundreds OF thousands OF men In
this country who are unselfish Dem
ocratS, who have been listening for
some suggestion from Colonel Bryan
as to who he favors as the next NOM
inee of the Democratic party for the
Presidency. He has never announc-
ed himself in so many words aud
thousands are still waiting to hear
from him because they believe In
his sagacity and his Democracy and
are willing to follow him TO any ok.
tent to nominate the man that he
favors.
While Colonel Bryan has not yet
come out in so many words and an
nounced his choice OF the man who
should be nominated for the Presi-
dency at the Convention In Balti-
more on the 18th of next June, new
tbe less, he has indicated very clear
" where he stands. Every llemo
,crat In this country knows that Col.
Bryan Is q Democrat, and the vast
majority Of Democrats end citizeps
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-04-11
TOWN POINT POULTRY
FARM.

INV HOtNI ~ OLlhH
FARM.
DENT & KEYwoRTB, Props.
California, Md.
Day OH Chicks aud Eggs for Hatehing
From
8. G, White Leghorns and Barred Ply.
mouth Rocks.
Send US your eggs and let us hatch
them for you.
We know how.
March Tim.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-04-11
Why Abuse One Another.

During the recent session OF the
Legislature great amount OF time
has been taken up with unnecessary
personal abuse. This practice in
the opinion of all good citizens,
should be curbed.
The local option issue seems TO
be the cause Of the airing of most OF
these grievances Superintendent
Anderson, on the part OF the Anti
Saloon League, has printed numer-
Gus advertisement in the city news
papers and other papers in the
counties attacking the records OF q
number OF senator's and delegates,
while the latter, rising 70 points oil
personal privilege upon the floor OF
the Assembly, have bitterly assail'
ed Mr.. Anderson.
In the opinion OF fair-minded
people. who desire to see the move
ment triumph, Superintendent An
derson did not ad van ce the cause o
local option by pursuing his abusive
advertising tactics.
And on the other hand. opponents
of local option do not think the SEN
ators and delegates at Annapolis ad
vanced their cause by assailing Mr.,
Anderson.
Man is a peculiar animal. He be
HAYES very much like a mule II yor
attempt TO drive him, but II you ap
peal to his sense o fiustice and right
in a temperate and kindly way, ht
will invariably follow you.
Local Option is a moral. economic
and political issue that should com
mand consideration and intelligent
discussion upon the part OF every
member OF the Legislature. II is an
issue that affects the whole people
o: the State and, althougha wide di'
versity Of opinion prevails, there
ought to be some way devised In
which the will OF the majority car
be carried into effect in an orderly
andintelligent msnner.-J eEfersoniar
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-04-11

IN MEMoRIAM.
REBECcA oRISE.
every actlo

In loving remembrance OF my in
FAINT daughter Rebecca Lorine, only
daughter OF john 7. and Bonnie
Alvey, who died August 4, 1911
Over In the Cemetery,
We see tiny mound,
There il where Rebecea sleepeth,
In the cold and silent ground.
Her little hands are folded.
SO sweetly on her breast,
We know that little Rebecca
Is happily at reese.
Her little crib Is empty now,
Her little clothes laid by.
A mothers pride. "A fathers 10y,
In deaths cold arms doth lie.
BY her MoTHER.
MRs. RICHARD o BUcKLER
In loving remembrance OF our
dear mother, Mrs Richard q. Buck
Ter, who died March 10Th, 1879.
Once we had mother
Who was so good and true,
That we were always happy.
Thought earth's Joys were lew.
She sought our every pleasure,
Cared for us night aud day,
And " as to us mother,
In every word and way.
From morning until night. sorrow
rests upon our brow;
She has gone from earth TO Heaven.
We have no mother now
oh mother could you speak TO Us.
And could you live again
Our aching hearts would then be
healed,
But this we wish In vain.
By her loving Daughter and Son.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-04-11
MEMS ovERcoATs.

From 81 so up to S15. A latest style,
overcoat, with q presto collar, regular
price, $40, my price Is only 80 as. All
wool Black coats. BATS; Tor the best,
1910. Boys over coats as low a.
90 cents, and up to $3.50 Mems pants,
40, IS, 95, $l.10 and $3.50 are really
worth 80 Knee pants as low as 15e,
pair, and up 10 65c.
Ladies suits, black and blue serges,
suits, "a 80, worsted suits. $8. 90. duck
suits, 92.l0. Ladies' Atwood skirts,
" 40 and as low as $l.85. Ladies'
black fur coats, 81, 40, are really worth
SIS. Ladies' atwood coats, a.. 30.
Misses coats, ali colors, as low a. 81. 10
and up TO $375, Children coats and
baby coats, all eolors, $1.25. Teddy
Bear Coats, alas. children and La
dies Atwood sweaters, all eolors, red,
white and grey.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-04-11
sHoEsl sHoEsl

Mems foe shoes as low az csc. pair,
latest style make 81 IS, patent colt
buttons 1926 and up to o. pair. La
dies fine shoes as low as 5Sc, pair, and
as high as $500. Here is your bargain
every day shoes, Kangaroo shoes for
ladies as low as clio pair. Misses
shoes. the same. Coarse shoes az low
as 9Sc. pair and ap to SO.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-04-11
NOTIONS.

Mems underwear, neeced, pair, rs;
piece 3Sc, light weight, per piece, Ice.
Mems fine shirts, stir blossoms, worth
81, my price, zoe. 81 shirts, my price.
40 cents; Mems working shirts, 3 for
one dollar. Mems socks, Z pairs for 26s.
Misses stockings, Z pairs, acc. Mems
suspenders, 3 pairs, 25c. Meo's linen
collars, z for 25c.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-04-11
FOR SALE.

Single and Rose Comb Rhode Island
Red Eggs : ! setting or, Is per hua.
dred
Turkey eggs al go dozen. Also
Single Comb White Ieghorn Hens.
BosTOs PuULrHY Yam,
April Him. Oakville, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-04-11
\ Administra tors Sale
or
T. ketham's Personal Property.

The Undersigned administrator win
sell az pdRlie auction on the premises:on
Wednesday, Appf1 II, 1912.
beginning at A0A NJ the personal pro-
perty Of the laAe Theodore Latham, con-
sIsting in part u
A valuable, hdgse; Yoke Of oxen; o
cows; Hogs, Crop Of tobacco and
wheat; Farming implements, etc
TERMs:zlUnder $20Aeash. Over that
amount a credit OF manths with good
security.
G. BEN GREESMRLL,
Administrator
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-04-11
+. VOIGT
MANUFACTURING JEWELER
725 Seventh Street RorthVss,
BETWEEN c. and II.
WASHINGTON, D. c.
Sasvasssitass2s

Everybody has some'friend
whom they wish TO make
happy. II may be mother
or father. sister OF brother. II
may be a wife, or it may be a
sweetheart often them.
selves.
Our stock of JewelTy and
Bric-a- Brac Is a complete.
Each piece has been carefully
selected and we feel satisfied
that a visit from you viii
bear us out that we have as
fine a selection as can be
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Any article that you may
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tention.
WATCHES; DIAMONDS, EN-
BLEMs. RINGS. sILvERWARE
CLOCKS and BRoNZEs, PRAYER
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725 9TH Street, N. w. Washing
ton, d. O.. is the place aud the man
TO deal with is f. VoIGT.
Everyone who deals with voigt is
pleased.
Nov. 12-1v.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-04-11
DRY GOODS.

Cold weather coming. Double blank.
cts pair 5sc. extra sizes, 9Se. Quilts for
double beds, 36e, silk quite, 81. z0
Horse Blankets, 8sc, extra sizes and
doubled 98c. Buggy robes. plush 81 SO,
and 81 40 for one is really worth Ak M
Canton Flannel, I'D eH and 9e, for the
best md damask table cloth IL worth
Doc, my price, Zoe. cotton yard W ids, &c.
HATS HATS
Now special for the ladies and Miasaa
and girls wear prepared TO suit nny
lady or Miss with the latest style hats
and with the lowest price. Eocome and
get suited before they are packed over.
Also MAS. MilIison will give a nice pre-
sent with every hat bought from her.
| invite all my customers and friends.
M. L. MILLISON,
Leonardtown, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-04-11
NOTICE.

The store property at Budd's
Greek, consisting OF storehouse.
dwelling aud acre OF land ATTACHED
will be for rent from May /. Terms
one hundred and fifty dollars per
year. Apply to
Nav lit " r. KmK.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-04-11
Fall end Winter Stock
AT
NJ. L. MILLlSON'S.
BARGAIN HOUSE,
LEoNARDTOWN, Md.
SPECIAL IN CLOTHING.
LEoNARDToWN, Md.

SPECIAL IN CLOTHING.
Mems Suits. medium weight, Sl.eA,
Heavier weight, S225. Nice Sunday
Suit, ~ 90 Latest make, Suits, Sb.7S.
All wool serge, 1925. Suit, made TO
order, really worth $50, my price, Ia
1918. A No. l Suit, $l2 so, e really
worth $24.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-10-22
FIRE TRUCK DAMAGED.
Wheel Wrenehed From Apparatus Of
Water Witch Company in Going
to Blaze Yesterday.

The fire at the stables of Mr.. Fred
Stehle, on First street shortly after 5
O'Clock yesterday afternoon caused a
rather disastrous accident to the truck
of the Water Witch Hook and Lad
der Fire Company, of the First ward.
and several of the fire laddies riding
on the truck narrowly escaped in
jury.
As the truck turned into West
street from Church Circle, one of the
wheels was wrenched off and de-
molished by being caught in the tracks
of the Electric Line. The accident
caused the truck to list considerably
to one side and several of the firemen
We're thrown into the street. MIR.
Cornelius Gallagher, one of the CON-
pany's members, was struck by the
detached wheel, but except for bruises
he escaped injury.
The actual damage by the fire was
very slight. The blaze is said to have
been caused by someone dropping a
lighted match Or ashes from a pipe in
a small pile of hay. Owing to the
proximity of large quantity of hay
and other inflammable material
stored in the stables, an alarm was
sounded. The fire. however, was ex-
tinguished by stable hands.
Last will and testament of Joseph
Hosefross, filed
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-10-22
PRICE ONE GENT.
MAY NOT MEET THE "AGGIES"
Farmers Want Date for Football Game
Changed But 81. Johns Seems
Unwilling.

Owing TO the desire Of the maI .
agement Of the Maryland Agricul
tursl College football team To change
the date Of its game against ST
JOHNS College from Saturday next
to the following Tuesday. il ia like
~ that the game will not be played.
and "a splendid chance OF practical ly
deciding the Maryland Intercollegiate
championship would then be lost
The game was scheduled 20 be
played in this city on Saturday, but
the St Johns Management has received
word that the agrisulturists desire Ca
change the date to Tuesday owing to
the necessary absence Of some of
their players The local collegians are
not inclined TO accede 10 this and
there is talk of trying 90 get game
with the University of Virginia.
which has an open date on Saturday.
st. Johns has defeated Rock Hill
this year. and also won from Frank
lin and Marshall. which defeated
Johns Hopkins on Saturday Agricul-
tural has a splendid record, too. in
Guiding an overwhelming victory over
the University of Maryland on Satur-
day. and the defeat of Hopkins. so
that game between ST, Johns ard
Maryland Agricultural would come
close to settling the state champion
ship.
st. Johns, however, still has To
meet Johns Hopkins and Washington
College.