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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

Agent Caldwell who represents the
Great Patterson shows the midway per.
formers who make the big fairs was in
the city today en- route to Brandon,
where he is booked to open a week
from Monday. Twenty-Five carloads Of
city a week from Friday, in the early
evening and the show will be set up at
Brandon Saturday, the Sunday labor
being tabooed.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12
FERENCE
ON CAMP
MA I TERS

FARGO, July 1l.-General Treu>
mann arrived in Fargo this evening
from Bismarck for conference on the
Devils Lake encampment with Cap
tain sorenson and Major Patterson
and Colonel Allen, both Of Lisbon, who
will also come up to the metropolis for
the conference. Definite plans will be
laid for the mobilization Of the troops
which win probably be made public
tomorrow.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

8. W. wheelon, the alfalfa land pro.
moter Of Towner, N. D., is in the city
today to get his automobile which was
left here when he left Chautauqua due
to the rains which made the roads i'm
passable.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12
L0R|mER MAKES SPEECH IN
HIS own BEHALF TODAY

Prof. Godward, who was formerly in
structor in the schools here and has
occupied several positions since leav-
ing this city, the latest being the
head Of the state college, is here today
renewing acquaintance and visiting
Chautauqua.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

erected that will extend back to the
alley.
The new building to be added will
be 35 by IS feet. The petition which
now divides the store will be taken
out and one large store will give the
furniture dealers plenty Of room.
Work on the addition and improve
ments will commence at once and when
completed an entire new stock Of up
to date furniture will be installed.
Goldberg & Sprung plan to make the
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

G. M. Fisher, who owns the building
occupied by Goldberg 6 Sprung closed
the deal today for remodelling the
building, Messrs. Goldberg and Sprung
having signed contract to keep ''on
the corner and on the square" for
five more years.
About $4,000 will be expended on
Improvements to the double store build
Nv An entire new front will be put
on the store building and warehouse
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12
7 HE BEST Of
AV|A TORS
COMING

The Grand Forks Times has the fol-
lowing to say with reference to Bea-
chey who W ! make flights in Devils
Lake:
"Manager Kenworthy however has
big contract to fulfill at Devils
Lake Chautauqua next Saturday and
Sunday and has gone to ST. Louis to
get first class aviator to fill the
bill. Lincoln Beachey worked for Ken.
W rthy at Winnipeg several weeks ago
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12
GRAND FORKS
ALDERMAN
DEAD
Special to The World.

Special to The World.
GRAND FORKS, N. D., July IL
Alderman Hugh Ryan, who was presi-
dent Of the city council of this city pas
ed away last night at st. Paul. He was
one the most widely known men in
North Dakota and opened one Of the
first hotels in Grand Forks, known as
the Ryan House.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

The county commissioners who have
been holding lively session during
the past week completed their labors
yesterday afternoon and the members
Of the board departed for their homes.
It was the nuaIterly meeting Of the
board at which the equalization work
was completedsas well as the making
Of the tax levy appropriations.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12
PURDY BOUND
OVER ]. 5.
COURT

William Purdy has come to the con-
clusion that it is bad practice to sell
liquor to the Indians, the fellow who
was nabbed by Chief Barnes and
brought before Judge Juergens being
bound over to the United States court.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12
: E++++@++++++<++* + I
THE WEATHER

4 + 4 - + + +@++ + 4 4 80
For Devils Lake and vicinity: Gen.
orally fair tonight and Friday.
For North Dakota: Generally fair
tonight and Friday.
Lowest last night, So above.
Highest yesterday, "a above.
At Z a. m. today, 81 above.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12
SEN. SIMPSON
IS UNDECIDED
SOMEONE ELSE MAY TEST THE
SECOND CHOICE PROPOSITION
BEFORE SUPREME COURT.

BEFORE SUPREME COURT.
Senator Leslie Simpson Of Dickin.
son, recently defeated for congress in
the Third district by P. D. Norton,
is undecided yet whether or not he
will bring a test case before the SUI
preme court and have the validity of
the second choice votes tested, Simp.
son won out over Norton by 200 votes
on first choice, but lost on The second
choice ruling of the secretary Of state.
When this fact was discovered word
was sent out that Simpson would test
the second choice votes and if he won
his case he would be the nominee in.
stead Of Norton.
Word was received from Dickinson
today that Simpson was not certain
whether he would bring the test suit,
but it is understood that if he does
not some one else in the state will take
the issue for a final decision.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12
SENATOR ASSAILS THE CHICAGO
NEWSPAPERS AND BIAMES
THEM FOB TROUBLE.
CALLS THEM GRAFTERS IN A
THRILLING ADDREss-V0TE
Will, BE TAKEN TODAY.

Special to The world.
WASHINGTON, July l1.-senator
William Lorimer occupied the floor fol-
hours today, making a speech in his
own behalf which occupied the major
portion of the afternoon. At the con.
clusion Of his address It is expected
that q vote will be taken.
In his defense Senator Lorimel
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

blamed the newspapers of Chicago as
being responsible for his predicament
and said that the papers had published
lie after lie about him.
That the newspapers Of Chicago were
nothing more or less than grafters, was
the charge made by Senator Lorimer
who claimed that three million dollars
worth Of property which belonged to
the press Of the windy city was ass
essed at less than a quarter Of a mil.
lion, when it came to paying taxes.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12
!. !. HING.
DOING ALL
III |NE
cHAUTAuoUA PROGRAM.
Tonight.

Tonight.
1880 p. m.-Concert by Fort
'Totten Indian band, Chautau-
qua park.
8 p. m.-Auditorium, Read.
ing, Miss Ethel Halcrow.
$3.50 p. m.-English Opera
company.
Tomorrow.
$500 a. m.-Boy Scouts as.
semble.
g. a. m.-Home Economics lee:
ture.
10 a. m.-Concert by Fort
/ Totten Indian band, Chautau-
qua park.
10 a. m.-Mother's meeting:
"How the W. G. T. U. has
helped Me to Be Better Moth
err" General discussion.
1880 a. m.-Kindergarten.
10:3$ a. m.-Bible study.
2 p. m.-Concert by Fort Tot
ten Indian band, Chautauqua
PARK.
3 p. m.-Auditorium, English
} Opera Company.
1880 p. m.-Concert by Fort
Totten Indian band, chautau-
qua park.
500 p. NJ, Auditorium, Read
; ing, Mrs. G. L. Wallace.
$3.50 p. m.<-Auditorlum, Eng
1ish Opera Company.
!: 4 & 4 4 4. 4. 4. 4 4 4. 4. 4 4. &
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

S. St. John who is responsible for the
Doyon Standard, the infant newspa-
per enterprise in North Dakota, but
which has grown in a short time to full
fedged manhood and will soon be old
enough to vote, is in the city today
visiting with friends and attending to
business matters
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12
BOY DROWNED.
At GRAND
FORKS
Special to The World.

Special 60 Tie World.
GRAND FORKS, N. D., July IL
Marvin Bokken drowned in the Red
River here yesterday afternoon at 4,5O
clock. The little seven year old lad
was playing in the water opposite the
Lilac Hedge farm owned by Jerry
Brown.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12
ROCHESTER IS
MEETING PLACE
ELKS CELECT CITY ON LAKE TOR
THE ORDERS REUNION.

PORTLAND, Ore, July 10.-Roches-
ter, N. Y, has been selected as the
convention and reunion city of the
Benevolent and Protective Order Of
Elks for 1913.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Chiostri enter
tanned the Belford family and Mr..
George Newcomb at a dinner yesterday
afternoon.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12
Goldberg & Sprung Store
Will be RemOd de1ed---Wi11
Erect Large Warehouse

store one Of the best furniture estab.
lishments in the state.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-24

Die fir geitern Morgen all
geieBte Staotratslisung fam nid)i
81 Stanoe, neil feline beihIuBfdbiga
Mn5abI Der Mitglieoer antpeien1
mar. Die Alderman &ibter,
Mauermann, @ifelano, 2ucas,
aennep nno 2ambert feblten. Die
Sibung pertagte iif big gum Nadl-
lnittag, aber aud am Nadmittae
noren Die genannten s@erren nid,t
~antpeieno unb Der BoIi5eidef er,
fldrte, er babe iie nidt finoen f0n-
men. gs muroen nun 8elhluiie
angenomnlen, Die cine Sisung aui
beute Morgen I'm balb 5ebn ugr
aniebten nno Die feblenoen Mloer.
men ~aufforoerte, 5u erihefucn.
Mopor Sones Bat 9biI @riebt
an 5teGe bon 90. g. 8ifbop gum
6euermebrhef ernarnt. Mls @runo
fir Bic gIbiesuns giibop's bat
Sones angegeben Dab oerielbe iie,
nibt geborig INN iein Mmt getlln-
inert babe. @risbt mar friiber jar
relang 5euermebrdef. 6erner. fat
Ser Mapor G. $. 5tidnep gu leinen,
sefretar uno 8uhbaIter ernannt
mo folsenoe .Spe5ialpoli5iiten i:
2lopo Opener, Sobn 8. Hoetbe, u.
&afibio, Soc S. Wir, %. S. 2Dtie
nnb Hob DOUGHTY.
Den beiuhenoen @eibaftsleu-
ten uno gflan5ern aus Sabasco gab
bic @anoelsfaminer alit 9onnerltaa
i'm ct. Mntbonp : &otel elm Diner,
bel. Dem 5abIreide Reoen sebalten
unb 9epeIden ON Senator Gulber-
ion, mesen ieiner Stelunanablne
gegen Snterpention in Merifo, imp
on grdiioent Maoero gelhift fpilr-
ben.
Geitern obeno suiiden iiebell
nnb ad)t llbr iab es $40 aus, als men1
mir Elm ungemein fairies @eiDitter
befomnlen mirben. gs blibte uno
oonnerte ioeaf, aber in @%erlalf Ell
ner balben Stumoe fldrte iid ancS
mieoer auf uno NIT Dem ~eriebnten
@enitter uub nod mebr eriebnten
Megen mar es lpieoer NAL ntd)ts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-24
Z a 3.

SSn Mec2ennan gountp bobell
lih Die @nti BrobibitioniIten INF
ter Subrltng BON General Hobert-
Jon unb Sen q. Gibaros 5lta.
&anlpf eegen oas 2och Option-@ Sc.
les organiiiert. 9ie abitilnmufe
rInoet am z. 5eptentber itatt uno cs
miro Bis babin idarf berseben.
8ictoria bot Die abiidt, Dem.
nadlt neitcre SAC, 1000 in gonos
a%us5llgeben. Sir oos @elh ioIen
straBen gepflaitert mo cine %sseller-
iuebr uno Boli5ei Citation gebort
neroen.
Oh. 81. 9. GonIeD, Der 5taots-
superintendent Der offentliden @e.
bauoe uno BldBe, p~erlaitgt fir oip
@eidaftsiobre t913-t915 Sic
Sunime BON $100,570 fir iein De
porteinent.
Die gottonraupe bot in Der
ldteoeaell @egen0en oes Staates ibr
gr1Teiftell gen1aHt un0 loon 5lent-
ltd niel Sdaoen angeriftet.
SSn &ounb Sop fiel @arrD
.gsel, Der Sobn BON Geo. gseI, in
Gle gottonprelie, mdbrenb oie vgor"
NIT Cotton gefiiIH. muroe, uno MUIR
DC eroriidt ebe er berausgebolt mer<
ben fonnte.
@abrena Otto 9din, elmer
Der geiiber Der Eaplor See Cream
Worfs, cine 5laide nit Mineral-
tpalier in Der &ano belt, erplooierte
Die 5laide uno elm Stif @las
idjnitt ibm Die 8ulsaoer anf. Slid
@eiie mar elm ar5t idnea CUR
stene, per inn einen gerbano an-
Ieate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-24
.Wds die ScbUaIbe sang.
Roman BON i6 Spiel
agen.
l1prtleknlIa.l

Sic meiuen, pern i1 nidt our
redten 3eif bonn @agen fam? Hab,
Serr! Dos lit nidt ifiperer ,als bon
einem Yfcroe oas onrdgebt, berab=
5ufommen, menn man merit, oaB es
ltilr5en muB. Sd xpar sur rebten
3eit ~tuntent llno ba brohs's audl
ldon uao es ging biaunter, BOB es
nnr 10 oonnerte lino frafte, urn
oann mar es gan5 ftia gemoroeu,
blob, oaB ii1 nod elm Stiif ooer
6iuei loslolten lno binabfoaerten,
nno Der Sturm fam uber oas Woor
nno beulte uilo mimmerte; aber oas
mar mir nidts Ieues, unb unterl
mar es gal!5 ltin.
SD itano oben mo iab 9inab illo
fragte mid, mie lueit lie mol ge-
rntlht ieitt tonnten. @enn Der
Wergel gut Sniamnlengcbaltell bot
tc, mars big ms Moor geaangcn,
lno nnun bel Der @epalt uno Der
Sdmere, iuer meiB ME tief; aber es
bette unteriuess 10 eepoltcrt uno ib
hatte es 10 i'm Or: Die garje Sc
idifte miiie Neutrality-suspicious.
iein, nno Damn fpnnte aud alles.
ME i'd es mir allsfalfuliert, nod
en- 8anoe liegen. go mabte iH
mid eent barall binnnter5rflct,
tern.
alber es giug nur idwer; iA
fonnte bel Der 9ullfelbeit Die redter
Steaen nidlt finoen mo mare BET
nabe lelblt 9Ina6gcItar5t; enolidl
fam i'd bod, unten an.
Wun2
Run, oa taitetc ih oeni 10 berlm
Der Wono NOR aud Elm bisd)en Der.
ousgefommen uno i6 falto balo 0crt
@aeen, ooer lpas nod pom @ageli
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-24
@eute moraen fon6 cine ollrf.

Seute morgen fon0 cine ollrd-
aus bormoniI6 perlmtfene Stabt.
r~dtsfibung itatt, in Der ole Mloer-
men init Il1s1tobme bes Serrn Sam,
bert onpeieno maren. MGe peripro-
den, 9%emiibungen gum Sdus Ser
Bnume in BEN Garfs nod &r1ften
81 foroern ltno oabin gebenoe gor>
i6laee 5a unteritiisen. Gin aus
ben Serren Sinham 8opnton ntt6
Stepes deficiencies &omite, miro su-
idnt1nen NIT Serrn @idelano, Dem
8oriibenoen oes 8arffornites, oies-
he5ilgli6e 8orl6lage a~usarbeiten.
= Or. @. g. stub lit gum gor-
libenoen Ser Sanitatsbeboroe En-
nonnt moroen. Sic Serrea Or.
gerrp uno Or. 9erbberg boben als
Mitglieoer Der Sanitdtsbeboroe re-
ttgntert.
@ir. MAIDEN auf Die 8oritellun-
gen IN Dem neu eroffneten y@onoer,
lofto" Sbeater ON Der Sit Sol,=
ton StraBe sos aufmerfl Jam. Seu-
te. nno morgen tperben BORT Ole Bill
Der bon &ip Ban 8infle in 8pei
groBen &eels ee5eist uno morgen Die
grobartige 8iloerreibe bon @amies,
aonig bon 4egppten. Die if0niten
oWobing Gictures", Die es. iest giebt.
= 9ie 9eeroigung Ser Srou Geo.
Settle, ibrer Sodter, ibrer 5tiefe
to6ter uno oes iuneen CHARLES
WeDer, Die aue bier am Oonnerltaa
nadmittag, bel einem @icnic IN
Balm 8robe ertranfen> fanb beute
nafmittog unter GROCER 8eteiligung
bon Ser GOSPEL San an ser @ar5a
StraBe aug itatt.
sHrfiide 8aber, sos Dit SOnHonar,
@ilbelm Moener aus Ssnd-
brud, IS Sabre aft u,lo leit 5pei
Sobren i'm 2anbe, bdt ole grflaruna
abgegeben, .8iirger peroen su mol
len.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-24

Staoten bat iie uenig ODER gar
feinen 3med. @ier fonmt oas GU
tie, oas in ibr ltedt, nibt CUR Gel
tltng, bier mirft fe mar fomii6 unA
ubftoBeno. Mber in BEN groBen
Staoten, In oenen gan5e Stootteila
eriitierenL BON beren gleno l1ith
Sdrefen mir in unierm freunoli.
den Gan Mntonio, mo Come unb
friihe Suit lberaa binfbmmen, gor
feinen 8egriff MADDEN fonmn, II
oenen es @epolferungselemente bon
elmer unglaublihen 8%erpabrloiung
/ giebt, tn oenen es bon Mrbeits= unh
Sboadloien mimmelt, ga tit oie
Seilsarmee am Ylab, 90 begreiit
man ihren 3iped uno lire 8eoen=
ting. 9a liebt man, oaB Die groBe
Erommel uno Der iibrige alimbinl
MIR duBerlibe Merfmale iino, nun
Elm Musbaneeihilo, i'm Die 2eutc
an5uloden, oaB III @irfIi6feit aber
l!nter oieien ieItiamen 5ormen ci-
nc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. groB-
ten Stills itedt. l1rlo apar cine
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oie gie6t
uno @ilfe @leiitet, obne longe,. Gil
fragen uno Die niAt erit Die Ser
iunalien Der SIlfeiuhenoen big gum
@roBpater binauf feitgeiteGt babelt
min.
Sest lit Der 9egriinoer oieies
aroBartigen Snltituts scltorben Ser
Mann, Der es tatiadlid gei6affem
nit ieinem @eilt burhorunqen Bat
uio oer audi bis 81 ieinem 2ebens=
elloe iein Better getpeien lit. @iro
oas 8erf iest 5erfalen mie es oft
geidiebt, menn Die groBe Gerion-
lidfeit peridmunoen lit? Shper=
lihl Booth bot iein Merf 10 felt or
ganifiert bat ftets oaran gearbei=
tet, iih entbebrlih gu MAIDEN, Dob
Elm 3erfan faum oenfbar lit. Sat
er ood auh beitimmt, DOB Ser ic.
ioeiIige 8efeblsbaber itets ieinen
Radfolger ernenne uno miro ooh
ieilt Sobn, Der ~iabrelang feline red-
ta Saao eetueien iii, iein 9adfolger
iein. Mit Elm menig @eiHidlibfeit
miro man bag @erf erbalten fon=
men. 5reilid, penl1 Die Madt, mel
die Die Siibrer tatiddlid in Sdn=
ben baben, misbroudt miro, menn
man fiid, beiipielsmeiie, auf oas
politiihe @ebiet tpagen ooer 1bnli=
DE Miseriffe MAIDEN ioGte, oann,
miro audi oieier fem f~onitruierte
uno felt aufeefiibrte gau 5uiam-
menfallen. go lange man aber Den
8rin5ipien beg GRINDERS treu bIei=
ben miro, 10 lanse miro aud iein
@erf beiteben uno iid INNER mebr
nah Der ridtisen seite bin emit
tpideln.
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SOmmerIeioen 1laS Jreubeu.

Su ben petkrn SDmmertagen, j
Sat has 2eben icine Elascu,
@an5 beiunberS III Der Staot.
User burt BET beS Cages Sdmiile,
Wtr0 gefdpben int 0eipii6le.
SIT am Abeab tpnesmiibc.
@em Der MaMntpit nidt tut rsaraeIu,
0ebt nesbalb anf's 9anb 5uut Auaetu,
Jreat iid bort I'M frei'n Mebier.
Wtertt eatb Nun, uenn ibr gebt fifdeu,
llmb babel eud aupllt erfriiden,
Mot pergeRt bas y2 nne ct a r" Sier.
@enn bic Slid miht beifeu upllem, !:
GDlt bcrpDr belegte Stpaen,
unb cnttprft me II %.
Sett end bin auf sriinen Matien.
Sn Der 8Inmc fiblem Sdatten,
Get unb tyinft nnb ider5t frob.
9af eud banu nidbt yGeb6 nss@ ptasen,
Wta i'd enh etn Miftef iagers
0esen bieie '8iefter, fred:
SdDmeinefdjnsaf5 urb S6iuefef6fite,
0ibt me Salbe eriter 03ite,
6alt bic @iebfer BON endj meg.
ltnbclGittgt, ungcbunoet,
Damn geniekt nun ih5ne GtHnhen,
Sret BPM i~eaItdbefn We5ier.
Sreier fibIt man iid i'm Jreien,
@enn bei fr6bliden Sdallmeien,
Wirb frebenst bas Sane star"
Bter.
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Gisarren= 8arsains.-9faudt bie be-
item unb eripart @elo. Wontag: Bette
Sc gisarre 7 fir 25c; 9ienitag. Bette
3 fur 25e Gi9arreny Sc per Stiid; Weitts
lpn6: 8eite 10c giearre, Z fir SOC;
Sonnerita9: 8e1te 2 fir 25e giaarrea,
Zoe per StId; Sreitag: 8elte Sc giaare
re, Z fir 25c; Samitag: 1Oc giaarre, 4
fir 25c; Sonntae: 25e gigarre, i5c
per 9tid. 8ua 9urbam, 2ittle Softer,
@olb grumbs, 6 8adete fir 25e.
1f1sSib Mlantp : GtraBe.
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Gum @erfanf. PIP. 2712

Gum @erfanf. PIP. 27t2 g(fe,
gutes idnar5es Mesquite- unb STUB
tollanb, 9 Meilen BON Matbis, IL
Meile 6rout am Nueees Nlber.
$500 9der oanon lift urbar 5u mo-
den, Heft eutes @eioelano; bat 2
quite Drummer, @inomiiblen; 70 Gf-
fer 6elo, eip Saus nit 6 3immern
Elm Henter6ons. Sn orei Taitures
obgeteilt. greis $2t per adec.
&eit Seras 2ao Gu,, 53t @unter-
@ebanoe,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-24
11nr 6iiltiefeit BIS sum 81. Oftcber.
Yr6miem>G Herte.
Gin periselae an nniere srenmse,

9a es nns nnmaslid lit, aap 9Htrhfe nnb Counties bs Gtaates
Snrdb 8eiembe bcarbeitem 81 lahen, mnften nr anf anbere Mitel sur i'm.
mer grDRren Serbreitnng nnieres Gfattes inuen un6 mir fm6 AIT benz
Gntdlnf sefOmnlen, aunebmdare gramiem fir mene Mbonneuten, bic mns
einseididt merbea, ans5ueken. W
&ir plmen fntdt bte gsramaaltams zines iogenanRten aDmtefes, hi,
sr BET ensliben 3enmnsen nblid III, iunbern mir molten omrd gmssabInms
einer liberalen Gpmmi1iun Jreiui0ise antuerben, Die pbne beIonbere aH.
le nno Mnfrensans fd cine Ne6eneinnabme gu pribaffen uaniben.
gu oieiem 3mede uferieren mr fir iebeu Sabresabonneuten ems
aonmiftom BON Il, eimem 9pllar. 9as Modenblat ser ,Syreie
PreRe fit seras" fOfet So per Sabr. @esen Giniemomns' hon $1.OO per.
ben MIR ao bs Blatt an irgenb cine us amfaeaebene MSreIe ihifen.
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Wirklidter BARGAIN.

Seds3ebn Hots IN San Sernnr0o,
feres 9aus nit A 3immeru, Snne mno
Bon. GROCER Seller; 9iibuerbaus uifp.,
giles inter 8uttilr uub FREEZER 8efpdf5ee
rnng. 9rei 8lods bon Der GtraBens
balm; bat quite Sibuers9 rabtfens, Sblts
garten NIT Is Sriidte tr~agenben 8dn=
men. 8reis nur $4,000. Spreht
9rn. Coleman bel $. 6. Jelbman,
1913 Naparrp Straee.
Middletown transcript., 1912-06-22
EASTERN SHORE is SINKING

The Eastern Shore of Maryland is
slow'y sinking to sea level. OF course,
it will be million years before a canoe
is needed to navigate this now garden
spot of Maryland. The government
geological survey has issued a bulletin
describing survey made Of the Choptank
area. 1t says millions of years ago the
Choptank and other rivers we're above
tide streams and not estuaries of the sea.
as at present. The bulletin treats the
Choptank river as follows: "In tracing
the geological history of this area through
the various uplilts Of the land and cut
mergencies beneath the sea during the
many millions Cf years of the earth's
history the author states shat the last
movement was downward and that. in
fact, slow subsistence of the land is
probably in progress. Before this sub
sidence of the Choptark aud adjacent
areas began, the Patuxent, Potomac and
other rivers of the region, instead of
being estuaries, as at present, we're
undoubtedly streams of varying size lying
above tide level, and emptying into q
diminished Chesapeake bay. An area
many miles in extent that had been land
before this subsistence commenced is now
beneath the waters of the Chesapeake
bay and it's estuaFies.