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acknowledgement
pbilaoelpbia Sursbesirf.
3unabme Der Nsitglieoidaft.

(SSsaiaI'Tssefts hss Gtnetnnater BORsbIdtt)
pbilabelpbia, pa., 28. qpril
Sn Der beuti9en 1agiasung bes qbis
luoeipbia 5urnbs3irts, tpeIAe in Der
5aae Der philadelphia 5urnqemeinbe
abgehalten Duroe, fparen fdmmtlide
eli, gum ge5irf gebDrsnoen gereine
ourh Oelegatsn pertreten. Die 9ereine
limb: philadelphia 9urnqemeinoe;
Sout4tuarf 2urn unb Sountaqsi6ulz
rerein, pbilaoelpbia; Columbia 3urn.
perein, philadelphia; @ermania gurnz
rerein, Rorborougb, gbilaoelpbid,
Weit 8bilabelpbid Iuru. unb Sduls
Oersin; Dilmington 3urnssmeinoe,
Wilmington, 8tlapars; Rsaein1
3urnperein, Rsabins, g1.; gliperiice
5urngemeinbe, Rineriioe, n. e;
3uruper.in 8orlpdrts, Baltimore;
germania 2urnberein, 8oltimor. uno
Columbia Surnpersin, Bui6inaton.
2lus benz geriht 0ss eriten Spre.
6ers, oouis 5oTfmonn (galtimore)
mar srfidtli5. baB Die 3a6I Der Mits
glieoer oes Se3irtes i'm perfloiTenen
8ei4dftsiahr bon BOIL ouf 1888 ges
itiegsn 1T.
4uf Gmpfs6lung beg QusIhuFss
fiir ge3irts. uno gunossangeIegen6siz
ten beidIoB bic SdgiaBung, ben 5az
rausgsbern Der Surn5situng gu en-.
pfeblen, audi cine engIii1e 5urnsst.
tung berous3uge6en, ben 9ereinsu an's
5er5 gu lsesn. Die Spi:Ipldbebepegung
auf ieos Weiis 5u f0rosrn bic 9esirts.
pereine auf5uforoern, fdhige iungs
2eute gu ermuntern, oas 5urnlebrsrz
Seminar 81 befu6en, bab brsi Ttl.s
gaten CUR 8unoestagioBung nab Sn.
oianapolis .ntidn6t unb Jsbsm oerI.I=
ben S35 ReiieipeieH srIaubt perosn
ioQen.
Qlls 8unbesbslegaten tpuroen er.
Ddblt, 4usuit QrnoIb uno pbilipp
auFel pon Der gbilabslpbia gurn.
geneinbe, uno 2ouis 5pffmonn pom
r9oripdrts, Baltimore. glls GriaB>
rrdnner iuurben srpd6lt Gonrao goe.
der bon pbilaosIpbia unb Senrp 5ofs
fer6ert, Baltimore. Die Ieleslten
purosu initruirt. bstreffs Der 5raae,
Oh bic. pun Der IsBtsu gagiaBung be-
ibloFene GrtrazGopffteuer BON %
Gents fir Elm pber metrsre Sabre in
araft bleiben ion, nab bsitem grmei.
len gu bdnosln. auf Gmpisbluns o.s
tetniI6en QusI6ufes puros beT6Ioi.
fen, in 3utunft gsmsinftdftli6s
5urntase nit 2lttioeu. 8ameu, gdren
uro 3Oslinssn 5u OtranitaIten. Die
5agiasung rabm sinen. in isoer pin.
iiat barmoniitsn Yerlau.
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0eteranens g6bme
Grinden ben gnnbesfonsref nm cine
gcriuillisnng
dir Elm Tenfmal anf bem Brabe
@m. Sarriion's in Nortb gcnb.

Die perIhiebene Camps Der Bette
raneniobne BON 6amilton Gpuntp
bielten seitern in Der SommertDobnung
oes Gountp glerfs u. 6. Stephens in
Rortb BEND eine aonfsren3 ab, in tpelz
der befhloHen ipuroe, ben aongrsb
81 .riuden, eenua Gelp gu bsfpilli3en.
I'm duf Dem 9rdbe bes prdiioentsn
Wm. 6orriIon in Rort9 8enb elm
Denfmal 5u errihten. Die Soee fpurpe
bon paitzGpmm1nber 8. g. Spsel.
man angeregt unb mad gsfprshung
oer'elben ipurbe Elm aus ben 5erren
8. y. Stephens, u. 6. Stepbens, W.
81. 6einb, Rubolpb 5ern, 6. SO. Gain.
s. 6. Golb, 8. s. 6. 6drpuit uno
Soispb Uiiller bsftebsnoer 4usfhub
ernannt, um bic nDtbisen 9sfhluHe,
0ie benz aonareB unterbrsitet treroen
iolen. ab5ufuHen.
Rad Der Gonfsrsn3 begoben iih Die
2(nneienbeH mad Der 9rabTtdtts, no
Iie unter entfprshenben 3eremonisn
Elm neues Sternbanner aufbibten.
6ierauf tDurbs Dem 9rabe bon Sobn
glepes Spmmes Elm 8eiuh abgeitattet,
lporauf bie 5beilnsbmer bic 9dite oes
Serrn Stspbens bel einem blbiden
Wdble fparen.
WGbrenb bes Ratmittags trurben
ou6 Die folsenbsn ge1mten beg Camp
pn oO1 q s. 81 iuftofIirt.- Harres
pierIon, apmmdnoeur; George Gain,
Senipr g}iseeaommanoeur; George
gancsp, Sunior 8ise.aommanosur;
Camp gountil, Sobn 8dngorber,
Irant so. Gurlin uno Otto Gafion;
Se,retGr, 5obn q. Batter; S6as.
m.iiter, 6. 20. Gain; pdtriotii6er
sSnftruttsur, u. g. 9. Stepbens uno
aoplan. SO. 9. gbrismon.
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Sbrer 1oote,t
Uebadten seitern Die SOreiters OF
Nmerifa.

Sn Der Wartini airde, 1862 Weit
6. 4penue (palior gmiI R. gaum)
psranitalt.te bic obise Organization
geitern cine 8soddtniBfsier 3it ebren
ibrer pGbrenb bss Sabrss perftorbenen
Mitgliener. Tas Gottesbaus mar fiir
bic gelegsnbsit sntfpreheno seihmiidt
unb mas Der Jeisr bsicnbere Bsbeus
tuns CAB, mar Der llmitano, ooB Der
Chief Ranser pon Shio. Or. 9. 5.
Shmarb, BON Salem, g.. bic 6aupts
reoe bielt. Nn Der Durnfiibrung bes
bibihsn prosramms betbeilisten ii1
nod Fri. alma Strautmann (Srgels
Sclo); 6err Mm. Weber (Gello.S Solo);
Der Martini airhenhor; Reo. Gmil
81. Baum (@ebst); Wm. alein (2enors
Solo); JrI. Caroline 8erns uno Gri.
alma sslaoe (SopransSolD; 8. 6ars
bina (gaBsSoIo) uro bic Serrtn Uf.
Z. 6uber uno Wm. Holano. tpel6s oas
Hitual perlaien.
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Mnf6ae.

gin bon bem 46 SABRE alten nm.
1ummsr. No. 1922 Central glpenue.
seIsniter Wosen toIIibirts geiiern nit
elmer Strabenbobnedr. hummer ipuroe
auf bie Sirnbe eefbleuberi unb sos
iih f4uefe Werletunsen an ben 6dns
ben ~. Or ipurbe nah benz itdbtiiHen
1ofpttul gebraht.
Jobn DaDis. Elm 56 Sabre after
Jnf0Bt bes Gountp Nrmenbdufes,
fam eifern on Der Gde Der Court unb
0ine Strubs gu sFnG unb brnh fih
be IiHte 6iifte. potrolmagen go. 2
bra4te ben U<rungIiidten na1 BEN
f6btifmen 6ofpitnl.
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Weitere 2eidsu 3eiuubs1.

Weitere 2eihsn 3eiunbe1
RepYort. 28. 9lpril. Der Dam.
pier .Minia", tpslter ii6 on St.l,
oes Edmpfsrs .Uladapz9snnstt" aui
Der Sute nab Spfsrn Der .1itanic"
aatoftropbe begab. bat einigs 2sidsr
ssfunoen, mubts aber bsute tpegen be=
itiirmiihen Wettsrs bas Su6.n oiS
2eihen einiisasn, me cine oru6tIoi:
DepeIhe an bic Wbit. Stor 2inis D;n
Garuoopn, u. g, nleioet.
Dos aabslitiif rWador 2 nasrt"
idnote cine ,psitsre Cite bon Sootsu
elm, bic inentifi3irt tpuroen, uub mel.
bette, oaB es morssn Wlittas nit ben
2siten in 6aIifdr eintreffsa piro.
Die JoentifiSirten iino: 8aitaf 5,
SobaRsion, 5bomas Wegaffrp, Dens
BEL, Ihomas Wtorsdn, Rot.rt @
9ormau, Yosgi, 0sorse Sparse,
Del Carlo Sebaitiano, 2spppIp Beib.
Wauri Der 3aeariqn, R. 6. 8rpiiop,
aatberine gudlp, Denton Cor, 6snrg
J1untborps, Ralpb 9iles, Sans 8.
giparb, 1o3ndi Ioenoeseric.
Die Folssnoe BON Der rWiHio" am
26. glpril Qbenbs 8 llbr abgeIanot.
Depeite purbe ebenfulls Don De-
Mbite 5tar Office betannt 1sgstsn.
.9eiidtiss 4uffinouns Der Geit. ron
G. M. Saps. 5srnsr feds britt. aloiie
paNaei.re eefunosn. Wtanu nit Snis
tiaien 8. R. on aleibern. 0eielle
ihaftson3ug nit golbenen Ranld,ts
tsntnDpfen, srapirt g. g.. ale an
Bpro. llniOentifi3irtsr Sei5sr be9ra.
ben. Rprniturm, bobsr Geesans uno
Rebel. asihen psrsinSslt. feline Grup'
pen. Rottpsnbig, iiber >einsn sroben
Rurs su bampfsn. 9ampFer berihten.
fein. 5riimmsr aeiehen su hdben.
CLAUDE, .Wataps Bennett bat alle
auffinDboren 2sihen. m.rbe Suhe
forifsBen, psnn Sturm fid lest."
6aIifar. q. g, %. 4pril. -
Nineent Mtor iraf bier am Gonns
tao NIT sinsm SPssialsus sin. I'M bic
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Nener 3,ueia Der 6. s.. 9.
&nroe gcitcrn in Gnmminspiae ieier.
lid inltallirt.

9elegatcn bon 45 3neigDereinen
Der fath. Ritter bon Chic batten iid)
geitern 9tnhnlittag in Der St. Nins-
Sale, Gunlininsuille, eingefunOen,
Inn Der Iuiuabnte oes neiien 3ruetas
lno Der ,Sultoaation BON ID neien
Mitglieoern beislupol)nen. Serr Cos.
Yater Don Samilton, Der Stdatspruii.
bent, gi5eprdiioent Sn. Sd,edelboif
bon Canton, 5ruitee Ssos. Sutb Die
Stdnt5bennten Ir. gulfl uno Sp.
Settler uno 9lnoere pobnten Der
;Seier bel. 9iep. Sp. gerning Der
giarrer Der ct. gins.@emeinbe, bie
Serren Sos. Yater, Sfedelboii. Geo.
Winihaner, Sos. Gdbo'i etc. bie!ten
nod DER sSnItalIdtion bes neuen 3luet.
ges, prodJti9e glniprafen.
Die geanlten bes bon Serru Batter
in ibre reip. gientter eingefiibrten
3iueiges iino Die iolgenoen Serren !:
Braiioent: sSobdnn stlein; Bi3epraii-
6ent Sames Wtiirpbp; Srotofoll.
Sefretdr: Sp. Sanberuo; sSinan3.
Sstretdr: glsm. Gltbaus; Wdh.:
@ni. gaumann; 5ruitees:: tSreb. 20.
ppes. Cos. grllier, Sos. Glogiteb.
Tie Serren Sos. Gdbofi ino ). al.
bers hotten iif mn Die Organization
bes neuen 3fpeigpereins beionbers
peroient gemnd)t. Gie Gameu Ger
Ct. Vius.8emeinoe hntten in5tpiiferr
eineu itmafhnften osmbib bergerih.
tet, Dem ollie slutpeienoeH sroBe ebre
erlpieien.
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iagte oor @ert6t aus, DuB Ihon BON
friibeiter Sugeno3eit an bic beioen
Wldb6sn un3ertrennlihe 9efdbrttnnen
uub Srennungsoer1uhe fru6tIos getpez
fen ieien. SSm Oprigen Sabre iei o0nH
ibre 5ohter plDBIia peri6punben. Die
Qrbsitstolegen Des ,Gbemunnes" puz
rem bes 2obes pDQ iiber ibren angenebz
men 8snpfen; ia, rer" mar ihneH 10
fpmputbiIh, oaB lie ibm bdufig aus
WlitIeib nit ietner uugenihsinltheH
Snndhlthteit einen Sbeil Der 4rbeit
abuabmen.
Gin 8unS geger bic -
8eifbas. Qu6 fir oyapan Iheint
nunmebr Die 3sit sur 9runbung DON
StttIibtsitspereinen gefommen gu
Isin. Bie Die rSIingtauer geueiteu
Ra6riatsn" aus Sotip melDen, ipeiit
bic BORT srf6einsnbe 3eiturg n3Hi" in
einem 2sitartitel oarauf bin, oab roie
Mprul in Sapan utht Sdritt geAdIteu
babe nit ben iibrigen 6ortihrttteu
i'm 2anoe". Die 3eitunQ hsbt beropr.
buB oieTer beoausrltde 3uitanD oas
2uno in ben 2tugen Der 5remben ber-
obTsss. 60 feien 3. 9. bic 9eiihas
cine etpige Gueue DON 8eunruhiQung
fir 2eute, benen ous WobI oes Cans
Des am 6er3en liege. Die Qn3abI Der
9eii6os lei in ftetsm 8atYien begrtf=
fen, uno bieies lei i'm 9erbGltnib grDs
Ber als bic 3undbme Der ubrtgen Be-
p0Iterung i'm 8e3irt bon Soi6ipuru.
8iele Qsute bdtten Die QnQepp6ubett,
ibre @eihdftsfreunoe na6Reituurunts
ein3ulaoen, mo- oeren gufmertfamteit
hdufig genug ourh bic @etIhas bon
BEN Gjeihdften u6gelentt purbe. Nus
Berbem fpri6t it6 bic 3situng i6arf
aus gegen Die Chen nit 9etibas uuo
idliebt nit Der 2lufforoerung, eineH
.Qnti 9eiiba 8uno" gu qriinosr
uno od3u bic llnteritiibung Der idponis
Then Srauen al erIangen.
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RelpYort %. apriI. QngstOm.
rpretoria" BON Samburg; m2o your
aine" BON 5apcs; ,Garonia" BON 2iz
psrpoOl; .galebonia" BON 9losgop.
5uIifar. 81. g. Inget.: .5unts
iian" bon 2ipsrpool.
Bremen. angst.: .,9eorse Waib=
ington" bon Hep Yort.
2iperpool. 4nset.: ngebric
BON Rem Oort.
Queenstopn. Gboes.: rQuiis
tdnia" nah gtep gort.
South MP t . n. Qnsst.: nprin;
Jrieorih WilRIm" na6 Netp gort.
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grsab fi9 obne 8ibsrItu b

Rom, %. 4priI. Cine orabtloIe
0epefde BON Nomiral presbitsro, osm
geiehlsbdbsr oss panssrtreu3ers ~pi-
ia, melbet bic 8sieBuna Der tiirtii6en
Srtihaft 2ibaberta ourb stpei &pm.
pagnien Snfanteris. Bie geiabung err
CAB lid, o5Re isslihen S6pertitrsi6.
Sleibt geihloiieu.
aonitantinopeI, %. Mai.
Ter Winilterrath bat aus ,Surht Dor
einein rpeiteren slneriff Der italieni.
ihen ariegsidiffe beidloIien, Die Tar.
bunellenltraRe bis alif tpeiteres ae.
idioHen jill bolteil. sc 3annpier lie.
gen i'm gosphorns.
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Sentunia Tanuerdlor.

Der 9sutonia Wdnnsrdor Tam ges
fern 9ahmittas in Der Arb<iterholls
aur mpnailihen <Sibung suiammtn.
prdIiheni Gris Gleobermann fii6rte
ben 9orfiB unb Gerr pbiIipp Riobsns
ger poltete ieines 4mies als GeiretGr.
Gs nuroe berihtst. bob Der Nerein ii1
benz Deutfhs 4meritaniI4en Stobtpsrs
bcnb ongef&lcfftn bot unb DON bems
ftIbe1 oufcenommeH iDoSesn fsi. Die
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perismai'N otisen.

5rau 6 atberine g hneiber,
eeb. 5rdub, III seitern ianFt biniibergez
idlummert in elm befierss Senieits, in
mig betrauert BON ibren Qngeb0rigen
unb 3oblreifen 5reunben. Die tpadere
beutfhe pipuierin bate oas bobe Mlz
ter bon "a Sabren errsi6t. 8as Qeiz
dsnbesdngniB finbet an Weittfpo6
Ra6mittag um 2 llbr Dom Sruuers
haule, 2111 ailantbus Strnbe, aus
ftatt.
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Wittbeilung ipurbe nit GROCER @enuaz
tbuung pernommen unb Is Durbe be-
fdloHen, fi6 DolI5dblig on Dem Bolts
feit nebft 1abnenpeibe bes Stobtper.
banbes gu betbeilisen. SIN Iebrigen
lasen nur Routinegeihdfts our grlebis
guns Dor. Die ginnabmen beliefen fit
auf S14 unb bic Qusgaben ouf
1890.
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q { y er.

- Gin nit BaumipolIe belabener
Jradtpcsson Der Big Sour Gif,ns
babn serietb stiiern ouf tinsm Seitsns
ssIsife nabe Der 6arrist Strobe Rrsus
3uHg aus unbetdnnter urions in
8ranb. Dos Oeuer ipurbe BON einem
WeinenitelIer entbedt. tpelher bic
Geuertpebr ularmirie. 1epor es sslnns.
bic Jlaulmen 5u lOfMen. mar Der Gil
ttrlDosen init jtinem Snholt bereits
aum sr0bttn 1beil aerft0rt uorben.
Der 9raHbf&uben bsISuit ii& anf
80. 800
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IN oem Gnaben Thon

-. Sn oem 9naben Thon InIums
merten perbpgeue Sa,ente 49,.
9erihtiaung pom nddlIten Sd9e.
Sn bsm No1rufe on uniereu Ghreu-
biiresr grpBslmann follte es natiirIi9
beibsn: rSn benz 9nobsn ihon IhIum.
mertsn perIogene Saltnts
8erihtigung ppm iiberndhiten 5as
ge. Sn Der geitrigen 8erihtisung un.
ieres Oorgeitrigen Ra6ruFss an uniss
rem bo6peroienten Gbrenbiiraer 9roa
belmunn bat Tta gu unierem 8eoausru
ubermals Elm SSebIer eiHgeihlt6en.
(Ier betr. SeBer tpurbe entlufTen.)
Gs 1pIte ieIbitperItdnoIid beiben: ,sJn
benz anaben itbon iaIummerten Der.
borgts 5alente"
2 6er8frage
g9as lit bas 9egeutbeiI BON Sriib-
ling sermahen2
Intport: albenos reHts einIdIa4
jeaI
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Iaif6en gle eine ercbe 1bcriofie ron betbeH
92aifers NIT eineu esGeHt Ea6eI pcn Riprep'S
ebeIess3u6s Eisc Gsebf Gin hcrrIides 9esiert
B GentS. 9irh TN bier stronlaS heraefteui -
Grhteesen, Granger. oifscusn uuS 0bocogeos.
GSaoen Gle ben 9ssesS.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-08-23
passing OF Political Convention.

The passing of great political conven
tons in which the public will have its
part is almost certain. Presidential
primaries have come to stay, bu. they
will haze TO he planned in such way as
to give full, free aud fair expression of
the will of the voters. and this will have
the effect in measure of making the
primaries even more important and essen
tial themselves. Elections will prove
more ratification of the primary vote,
and the boundaries of political activity
will be flung far ont on the skirmish line
Of the primaries. The passing OF badges
and buttons. aud the adoption Of simpler
ensigns for personal favorites is marked
The historian will have to look a6e1d in
the files of newspapers and periodicals to
find record Of political conventions be.
fore many more presidents are elected.
This is the conclusion of one eminent
gentleman who has written much on The
science of government National Mag
azifle.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-08-23

Congressman Lewis, of Maryland. is
making name of himself in his deter
mined fight for a parcels post. The
House has passed his substitute bill for
the Bourne-B ristow plan. The Western
Maryland Representative has given The
subject OF parcels post a great deal Of
careful study and has taken q place in
the front rank in this fight of the people
against the express companies for the
popular reform. There is no doubt thai
real parcels post service would be .
great benefit TO the people at large. and
the fact that the robber express com
panies have waged such a bitter 6ghl
against it is pretty strong evidence tina,
they see in it the death knell to the
greedy extortion they have practiced for
years by the high rates charged for the
carrying of packages.
The express companies. through theil
corrupt agents in Congress, have SO fal
blocked every move toward the adoption
of parcels post legislation. but the indi
cations are that they are losing their griE
on Congress, which is finally lending an
ear 10 the insistant demands of the
people for the adoption Of the reform.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-08-23


How long must the people continue TO
pay express companies profit of 40 per
cent year on money that is not invested
in thesexpress business. and that exists in
water only? IS
This is a question that the people de-
sire answered, and one that they are be-
ginning 10 become impatient about.
Judging from the ever increasing number
Of communications on this subject that
are being received by members Of
Congress.
"The thing that arouses our disgust, !"
writes constituent to member of Con-
gress." is that the government permits
the express companies to extort a profit
of from rs TO so per cent on a capitalize
ton that is two-thirds water. would
like 10 see parcels post. It We cannot
have complete system, why can't we
at least have limited parcels post to
start with. effective only between towns
and cities and the surrounding country
Such limited system would help rather
than injure the business of the retailers.
Think it over,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-08-23
pennsyIyanIa's State Road system

The Pennsylvania Legislature of 1911
enacted law called the Sproul law. pro.
viding for system of State roads APP
proximately 5000 miles in extent. reach
lug every county seat. every large centre
Of population aud State lines in great
plumber of places where connections
with the roads of other States may be
made The State Highway Department
was reorganized on new and greatly
enlarged basis.
The limit of time set hv law for the
State Highway Department to survey
and take over into the care of the State
the highways constituting the system was
June ], 1912. These roads also included
such toll roads as could be got on reason
able terms and without litigation. Many
of these were taken over. Three million.
dollars was appropriated TO cover the ex-
penses and provide for Improvement until
the Legislature should meet again aud
make further appropriations.
The highways taken over the first Of
June and previously cover practically the
entire State highway system. and the
roads are now under the care of the
State So much work has to be done
inrepairs to roads and bridges to make
aud keep them passable that il is con
sidered questionable whether there will
be left any of the S. 600, 900 for new con
siruction pending the next meeting of
the Legislature.
At the same time the system of State
highways was established resolution
was passed by the Legislature SO amend
ing the Pennsylvania Constitution as to
permit the issue Of bonds to the extent of
$50. 900. 600 for road purposes.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-08-23
Indian Killed On Track.

Near Rochelle, ILL.,, an Indian
went TO sleep on railroad track
and was killed by the fast express.
He paid tor his carelessness with
his life. Often its that way when
people neglect coughs and colds.
Don't lisk yong life when prompt
use of Di. Kings New Discovery
will cure them and so prevent "a
dangerous throat or lung trouble.
''It completely cured me, in short
time, of terrible cough that. fol
lowed a severe ATTACK of Grip
writes J. R. Watts, Floydada,
Tex, s'and / regained 10 pounds
in weight that had lost.n Quick,
safe, reliable and guaranteed. 50c
and $1.OO. Trial bottle free at Eli
T. Reynolds.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-08-23
Eastern Shore Solid For Wilson
and Covlngton.

The Philadelphia Records political
iorecaster assures his readers that the
Eastern Shore of Maryland is solid for
Wilson and Congressman Covington, and
win give both candidates the biggest sort
of vote.
Democratic leaders say that the regular
Republican organization probably will
have little difficulty in delivering the
bulk of their party vote 10 Taft as they
did in the primary, nevertheless, Roose-
welt will lop of enough Republicans 70
run Wilson's majority up unprece-
dentedly.
In the Statewide primaries in May no
candidate was named for Congress by the
Republicans in the First district, and
none can now be brought forward under
that party name. so the Roosevelt people
contemplate putting up nominee by
petition to oppose Congressman Coving-
ton, of Talhot. who is now running for
the third time
Covington's re election would seem to
be assured by the biggest majority ever
given on The Shore, as he will poll the
At@sA C<uscNA ott[ sttGuktn duQ uHuy
straight Republicans; but the few and
stanch Republican followers in the FRS,
district believe the vote for Roosevelt,
would be increased with a Congressional
candidate on the ticket with him.
As the Eastern Shore negroes, who
constitute The great bnlk Of Republican
voters in the district, have been kept well
Ia hand by the Taft leaders. and wenl
solidly against Roosevelt in the Presiden-
tiai primaries. they cannot he relied
upon by Roosevelt candidate. "A
majority Of the white Republicans refuse
10 leave Taft and The old party colors
The present Congressman is personally
popular with all the county Republican
leaders. and ss between him and the
Roosevelt candidate there is no doubt
where any of them. in picking a Con
gresham. would make choice.
Those mentioned for the Progressive
nominations for Congress on the Shor.
are Colanel Waddell. Of Cambridge; DR.
r. Tee Hail. Of Pocomoke Civ; Charlie.
o. Carter. Of Berlin; William M Day, o
Salisbury; Sydney P Townsend. Of Ches
tefinwn. or John N Thompson. o
Wicomico.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-08-23

One hundred and twenty million
dollars were flched from the American
people during the last fiscal year BY
swindlers who operated largely through
the United States mails. according to a
statement just made public in formal
report to Postmaster General Hitchcock.
This however, il not d mark compared 10
the amount filched from the pockets Of
the people through the trust system and
other highly protected republican party
policies.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-08-23
LAYS His soul Bare.

John r. Fitzgerald. Mayor OF Boston
-"Governor Wilson's acceptance Is
characteristic Of the man. He lays his
soul bare to the people and asks them
to join with him. irrespective of party.
in righting present wrongs without I'M
due clamor or injury to legitimate In
terests- He lays emphasis on con.
structive thinking. and believe this
epitomizes one Of the nations great
est needs at the present time. 1t will
be President Wilson Overwhelmingly
in November"
Is Progressive, but Not Wild.
/ Thomas Mott Osborne, Auburn. N. Y.
-"Governor Wilson's speech dts the
occasion and the man-pr progressive. but
not wild: sane, strong and unmistaka
bly, Democratic. It makes an insplr-
ing opening Of the campaign. indicat-
ing clearly and nobly the spirit in
which the leaders Of our regenerated
Democratic party must work: not one
of mere partisan make believe but
OF honesty and justice toward all
men"
Prophetic Of Success.
! Governor William a Mann OF vir.
ginia.-"i think it was an admirable
speech 1t was wise. conservative.
comprehensive. prophetic not only Of
Democratic success. but Of Democratic
supremacy for years to come
Rings True IN Every Sentence.
! Governor Frederick W. Plaisted Of
Maine.--lt Is a splendid presentation
OF the issues for the American people
1t rings true in every sentence and in
every word 1t represents the spirit
of the Democracy of today. 1t is the
address OF statesman"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-08-23
Remarkable Cure Of Dysentery.

II was attacked with dysentery abont
July 18th, aud used the doctors
medicine and other remedies with no re-
lief, only getting worse all the time. /
was unable to do anything and my weight
dropped from las TO I25 pounds. / suf-
fered for about two months when was
advised to use Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy | used
two bottles of it and il gave me perma-
nent relief" writes.B w Hill of Snow
Hill, N. c. For sale by Eli T. Reynolds.