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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-28
THE MARKETS.

Chicago Oct S.-Wheat weak, one
fourth to seven-eights lower Pro
visions weak, five to thirty down.
New Orleans, Oct s.-Cotton
steady, nine points up.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-28
Are you with us?

whose private life is now under in
vestigation by the Federal grand
jury.
Recent demands of club women for
a national denunciation of the pugi-
list. coupled with orders from Wash
ington for local Department of Justice
neads to "~s ., unit in the prose
eution were supplemented today by
another report that twelve additional
operatives of the department had
been transferred to the case.
These facts were given as basis
for the belief, and it is freely ad
vanced by many interested in the
prosecution, that President Taft has
given it his personal attention.
While operatives were pursuing
fleeing witnesses in an effort to
bring them before the grand jury
Federal prosecutors planned today fol
the reopening of the investigation to
morrow.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-28
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THE WEATHER

!: Fair, warmer tonight, Tues I:
:. day fair, moderate east and south /:
. east winds. Is I:
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-28
Struggled to Rooms.

Yank Kenny, former prize fighter
and Johnson's sparring partner sew
eral years ago, will be one of the
witnesses. Kenny, who instature, is
larger than the negro pugilist, tells
repulsive stories of Johnson's con-
duct with white girls. who he says,
were brought to the training camp,
and even smuggled into Johnson's
compartments on trains.
81 know of white girls from Chi
cago who were in our training camp
at Cedar Lake, Ind, several years
ago. l have heard them cry out
when Johnson abused them. I know
of one instance where a girl was
brought into his train compartment
in Philadelphia. am sure she never
knew she was going to meet John
son until after the train started. Ther
| he was introduced" said Kenny.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-28
THE NEWS

Gives the news, general. state
and local. Give the circulation
man your subscription.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-02-23
Orphans Court.
Lantan Season Herr.

The most peuIirlli4l season OF the
church Calendar. vas u>1er=1 m 1u
"Wednesday last. Fehruars ~ Tr-~=
services arr especially observed D. the
members or the CaihOhc and Episcopal
Churches. On Sunday ja>t. Rev. VIM
7. Name. pastor Of Saint Ich0'S Catholic
Church. announce The time of the
I=a;en services. and also Inc equations.
a issued 0v order OF me Ca-lls. which
are Is follows,
-. All Of ,1= faithful Wao awe com
oiei-i 'heJr tS=u-y-Tlr>i yea. u- - -N
emp, by q dsSnensstjoa or some other
legitimate Csu>-. and are r1l "a 10 rH-
serve the fast Ut Lent
Trey are To make al- m=ti an,
q day. exc-1, Oh Sundays
A >-us. --.--Sl-l-1-, eH-,l 1885,
called 81 collation. Is p--D's,e1 I'd tn
evening
- The f5'ioe zr@--a-S 7-s e>-r
s-l.u tF--s.5 -s-u 81 ..~,lgS- -~-
ur.i-- II wears 1f age Inc -.- -a--s-
Women t71>- 4-s are ,1---l g.
.--1 Labor and '-> 'H-ta-
weakness cz-1a- s,; Ni'-l1, g.
prejudice 10 -.-5- --7l-i.
Tire 5-5--i- also rem
--a- r>> Ire s--1-~ Of Is
..r..,,-.. pr Tie l-- - bis. sea
.- In. s-5.r-s he. in r- ->---.4. MAJ.
: 7= IF -a-r-,. u-+g--. .,- ---s
sin, ef sz1.u,.11 IRON -r- N,- ana
sll S-u-1-s s-1 @. <-1=-sl> aims
.---rs .r- 7r,.9-- az III. .-r-.-..
States tn -E--,gr- ,1-- >1-s,s-
,f--s are granted
T-- rs- ii -,=,- mat = ----r.
s-P-. -f, in ~~4y> -f IN
a1v s- NI,-- MS. Ta=~fsrs. thurs f.r-
ami S=,--.iz..s ann liz =xc-e-,s- 5f Ill
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-02-23
John smita EvsryAllere.

Ths sod CT ls-e Of John Smith
does not sugg 81 II English any great
degree Of arlstocracy. but transferred
10 other Languages it seems TO climb
the ladder. so 70 speak
Thus. in Latin il is Johannes
Su.sAvs. the I-alian suootns it OF IL
70 Giovanni Smith, the SpaniaTds ren-
der i Juan Snitlus. the Dutchman
adopts II as Hans Schmidt, the French
hatren II ont into Jean Smeet and the
Russian says JorIof SniJtowski-
When John Smith gets into the tea
trade in Canton ne becomes Jovan
Saimuit: if he Chambers about Mount
Hecla the Icelande-s refer 10 MIN as
Jaime Smithson; # ne trades among
the Tuscaroras he becomes Ton "a
Suitua: in Poland he is known as
Ivan Schmittiveiski; SHOULD be wan
der among the Welsh mountains they
talk Of Jihou SchmidC: when he goes
10 Mexico he IS called Jontii FSmitti;
il Of classic turn ne fingers among
Greek ruins ne turns 10 Ion Smikton.
and il Turkey ne is utterly disguised
as zoe Sect.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-02-23
RED TAPE RULES IN LONDON
Man Who Fell Into the Thames Re-
fused Admittance to Police Sta
tions and Hospital.

The complaints made occasionally
in New York OF the refusal OF hos
pitals to admit emergency patients,
some of them in desperate plight, are
brought TO mind by the experience OF
a London man who fell INTO the
Thames the other day.
In New York the explanation has
been that the hospitals refusing to
treat patients were overcrowded and
it was impossible TO accommodate an
other applicant for admission. IN the
London case red tape appears 10 nave
been responsible Tor the denial OF sue
cor TO the man who took an inYolun-
tary bath in the icy waters OF the
river.
Nothing in the testimony on the
subject OF the shiveriug unfortunate's
treatment indicated that there was
not plenty Of room for him in which
to get warm and dry his clothes.
The story came out in a police
court. when a young laborer was
charged with breaking plate glass
window in the Salvation army shelter
in Whitechapel road. The accused
testified that after he pulled himself
out OF the river he had applied at
two police stations for permission to
have his clothes dried, and was re-
ferred TO the casual ward OF hos
pital. but an official there would not
admit him because he had no order.
II was then early On December
+ morning. According TO the testimony
+ of q night Waterman at the Salvation
{ army shelter. the prisoner had asked
to be admitted there about four
/ O'Clock &. n. TO dr. his clothes.
/ When the Waterman told him TO
+ call again - five O'Clock. as it was
against the rules 10 admit anyone be
f fore that hour. the prisoner threw his
can at the window and broke the
glass.
The MAGISTRATE was interested in
The prisoners story that he had been
turned away from police station and a
hospital. and declined to dispose OF
the case until he ascertained whether
it was true.
Another tale Of red tape methods in
: London hospital is told by an AmeTi-
can. He suffered an injury to his eye
and vas in great pain.
can you afford to pay for the
treatuent?" asked the surgeon at the
hospital
oh. yes" responded the American
Then We can 90 nothing for you.
said the surgeon. We treat only
those who cannot afford to pay."-N
Y. Sun.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-02-23

Mr.. French Stroller, writing in the
Worlds Work about c. P. Rodgers
transcontinental fight, says that
financially the trip was diSappoint-
rent. He received five dollars mile
for MS fight from New York to Fort
Worth. and from Fort Worth to Pas
saEe-a. four dollars q mile and all the
purses he could arrange for on the
side. He thus received about twenty
thousand dollars from his hackers and
about three or ioul thousand dollars
prize money PIT his machine cost
I'VE thousand dollars and repairs cost
ar--t seventeen thousand dollars
more. - his net -e-I-a w1s small
Pr he urc51sc.7usly s-nme1 Up
he s:grll5aace Of "A a.-1- Al Pasa-
-=zs. after ne lid heard TIE last con
g-1-uI- 5lo-s ard I'D laid OF the
Are--sa flag ther had thrown across
MS shoulders. VIXEN Ne placed his
bands on Ms mothers shoulder and
sad:
Never mind about tls money. i
don't amount 10 much t1al way-5uC
I did il. didn't Il"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-02-23

Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilson spent
Sunday with Mr.. William Brown and
family.
Mss Ruth Spechi spent Sunday with
Sir. Marion Houck and family, Of Adams
town.
MrS. Richard Thomas spent the day
With Mr.. George speech; aud iauilv.
Miss Grubb was the guest oi Mr. Eu-
gune A. Vac ter. OF AdamStown, on
Saturday.
Mr.. H II. Smith and wife Of Adams
town. spent Monday with their son. Mr.
H Earl Smith. and family.
Mss Maud HoucS. OF AdsmSiowu,
spent Monday with Nlr. John 7. Hick-
man and family.
NJ. { Edward Smith visited at his pa
rental home To AdsuSiown on Tuesday
Ms William Stewart Of Washington
fln. ZION. was iu this town on Tuesday on
business.
Ms Clinton B G HARDWOOD. Of Ad-
5ulstoWu. was t1e guest % Mrs. George
Srerht On Tuesday.
VI John Whipp. of Green Valley, was
in this town visiting on Tuesday
Mr.. ARID Mrs Iohn " Carey lett on
Wetues. iav for q tour through Florida
and various other Southern States.
N-. f. A. Wach,er, ct AdsmStown,
was I'm ms town Wednesday on business
Mrs Richard Thomas was the guest OF
NJ Martin Cordeii and family on Tues
day
Mrs. ". c. Nuli Spen, Tuesday with
Mrs. !. Edwards.
Mr. < ". Rauue5=rger spent Saturday
al his parental nome ju Fair View
on Sunday las, the ladies' Aid Society
of the Lutheran church held is meeting
10 6. 50 9. M
At,he n. E. church services were held
at 10 a. m. on Sunday last
Manor Counsel No IS5. r. o L. A.
49, celebrated Washing on's birthday.
f. Prominent speakers addressed the as
Semb.age
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-02-23
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
List of Those Who Hold Office in
City and County, Elective and
AppointiVe.
FkEDERicE COUNTY.

Circuit Court-Chief Judge, Hammond
Urner Associate Judges, John (. Mot
ter ana Edward Z. Peter Court
meet at Frederick City, fIrst Monday in
FEBRUARY and September for Grand Jury
Terms. e-emher, petit Jury term; May,
aon-GC, erm.
Clerk OF the Circuit COurt-Hauy W.
Bowers. Deputy Clerks, Atolp b U 5
! Fearhake, Charles Is. Gtot, ]. y. 10y, vi.
Z y. Nus. Eli g. Haugh. Harry {. Chap
Z line and Charles L. Ogie.
! Register OF WillS-Samuel ID. Thomas.
Deputies. J. Fen,on Thomas. (. H.
! Kreh
/ Orphans Cour,-I1hn (. Castle Chic.
sIudae: Iahn W Nlumicrd, Albert w
: Ecker. Orphans Court meets every
MONDAY. Tuesday and Wednesday OF
leach week
{ &c .v Treasu-er-Fred. ". Crame-
70 County Commissioners - Lincoln c.
tsDintermdu President. loan ". 4 'l'e-
l!~harIas w. Zimmerman, Stewart
tsAnnan. and Charles ~. Johnson. Marx
l3voOd n Harp, Clerk George x. Den
MS, IT,. Attorney.
81 Board Of Charities ana Correction
n David Cramer. president; .acoH Flock
,,ecreary. iacob B. Tyson, treasurer,
amuel Y. Gregg. superintendent, h.t.-
t.trd T. Perry. clerk.
*. School Commissioners :. New
+ lla president. r. r. Lee. II. B. Gross.
IA Il. Stokes, A. ". N'cOlauuS IT,. and
1nhu ~ Lealheriusr Jacob ROhraacS,
i.toruey-
krSecreta~v Treasurer and Examiner
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-02-23
Managers CT the Agricultural So
Cie-y Select Fair Dates.

Al a ----1. meeting e. tte Board q.
Ns= gers. J- fs- Frederick County ASri-
cultural Sl-.ely o--ob=r - =, - and
= uv-- selected - The tz,eS for TIE
C---aI Frederick E- President HsrEett
s.>5 named .a- Standing committees
r- rl- Dep l-,-leut and the Dog
t5ca~- si -e improved. and -uzuv o,he-
necessary bun c-rS> will o. constructed
The u-zu. AVA is. Nill e revised under
the Sucery >-1s %, Ne>Srs Huuu. Ne'au-
v-- AMI Eoi1cS-
Mess E.-=e+el-. SH1ufer and N--
-u--- Ee delegated 90 attend The COZ
ference 81 The E--l-rics Nc1S. HsserS-
town ard Lz--as - Fairs % 1e he'd 81
YORK IN Ifr- near future il D the h10r
,7ss al Iris meeting the tslr> aiI take 20
and >elci -5.tsr> HlJcn viii prove al
ysu,sEe1aS ,1 al % l.1- fairs There viii
z.s1 probably X soma aC,Io3 taken jOoS-
Jrg To clr.si IN some Oh the expenses Of
the S-v-ra. fairs. Waicl ore far : afraid
70 undertake alone. bot w5icl Il taken ov
al Il : though: no harm vii. result
The s,sud-uE commit, are a. SLOWS.
Executive DR.. {. II Couley and John
y HumR.
Attractions aud Music-Mr Hunm,
Gzo-Ee ). RC5ocS
Ra1es-Dr Conley J. H. AHnutl aud
" E Nesauser
Nachiney-P. " Hi,esaeS and G A.
7. Suouier
Farm aud Garden-David Cramer and
Mr. Hunm
Hoosehold-Mr Rodock and Mr.
Saouffs-.
Csule-Lee Ranueberger and Mr.. Ke-
fsuver
HOrSes-MssS-s- SaOuder and .AIluutt-
Sheep and SSIue-MeSSrS. Rznneoer-
ger aud Gamer
PoulIry-Mr. Alluatt Guy X. Mouer
and D. c. Marehirne-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-02-23
FREDERrcS CRY.

'red-rick Cny-Mayor. John Edward
Tell.
tegisyer and Tax Co'-ector-NHcl'ae'
iGIcCafr1y.
.ildermza-Lewis A. R;ce. Martin c.
mp. 7. Daniel C1um5~s. Henry "
4 nger. John H. Johnson. Clerk.
10 Schmidt, Board meets i1.rd Wed
tsy Of every month.
r. Health ohcer-Dr. Ira J Nc
I'AIiczr1en-Gzo-ge RrenS'e. Edward
i,i a5g. William King, John +. Fleming,
sriy Dronenbe-g. John B.umenour.
1 's-a Herring. Geo. Hoffman
& ectTic Light Ensiueer-Elwarl Tit
II Semsu-Samuel A5cecht.
a ,-ctric Light Lirene1-Frs0k Ridge.
gorge Wallace.
re, Nas,er-G. William Dams
a,a=ndea, Of Water WORKS.
t-l1er-
Ilsrces-Caristisn H Eclstein
ancis Smith and L. T McGilL
Auonev-Eiward 7. Smith.
Election Supe-viSorS-Carlto1 5
Henry Z y. FaSsn. Democrats
4 Kuhn. Republican. c. Thomas
Il -.. CLERK
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-02-23
Asks For Divorce

Ebeuezer GosneII. through MS a,tor-
ney. Reno :. Harp. has fled bill IN
court asking that h- b divorced from his
wife, Laura r Y Gosnell They were
married IN 1897. Al Brownsville Wash
ingtOa county Statutory grounds are
given aS the reason tor asking for the
divorce The father also asks for the
custody OF tue Oae child Oorn OF the mar
rage. a son VINO : now with him
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-02-23

on Monday last al the meeting q the
Board Of County Commissioner the tOl-
lowing petitions wee received Que tor a
road IN Liberty district beginning At Cal
vln Hamilton place on the Liberty and
Frederick road, and running northwest
e-iv through the lands 81 Mrs Addison
EGglsF. David Sw-sdner loSlah Crum.
Daniel Riord-n ana lanes c Sapping
ton. No action was gak-n bY the com
miss oncrS.
one petition asked for a bridge on the
Waof>19ro road. one rliie north OF Lib
erJr aud between the lands Of George
H. 5}anmo7e and William Wetzel.
Another petition vas from the resi-
0--s O, Liberty district asking Tor
badge on the road from Liberty to Union
Bridge. and near the residence OF James
App,eby.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-02-23

Women are row making great
strides remarked Mrs. Birmingham
neTs-
YES" replied the husband: only
you can't notice It when you see one
Of EN- il hObbIe skirt going after
. street. car
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-02-23

{, m Sa11 hs> gone to BL6-
7 February. Washing
as> Cs=c -a,=l 20 The O1=-a
40 la elaborate program u1i--
I 7 of Mss Case D1-cuS
? Su1. o Frederick s7=ut
rs parents IN this vicinity
= PrunS-r spent some au=
,he psSs VeeS-
!, en Bs-r has pl--r zs-i = 10,
! n1n Spahr. near sovu. and K,Ii
Sld>oule residence thereon 4
. ! Taud- Os.e and Ruth S,uI.
In rriS Bsrrtck, o. RlcSy Ridge
On toNu The past wees.
Z se l. Smith. this place 5
/ X Anll. oi Baltimore, spent
MS parents here
Rigs Of Frederick. spent
18th HeT sister. Mrs P. L.
S,ultr ard ,~o daughters
~ IN TsneytoWn-
of Frederick. soen, last
Mr. Sald Mrs Clarence
I'd
Jackson. Of Frederick.
me Eith her mother IN this
ernie Zimmerman has re-
a visit 20 he- sister. Ars.
3'u. Of Fountain RocS
b Crsmer, Of Dublin, spent
the guest Of Hiss Helen
r3aruck spent = short time
ma Cramer. Of Dublin. the
= Allen Zimmerman aud
lTsville. were the guests Of
suglass.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-02-23
South Baltimore Eye Ear, Nose,
Throat Charity Hospital

We have received he II.h annual re-
poTg cf THE South Baltimore Eve. Ear
Nose aud THr1s, Charity Hospital found
ed TOR the purpose OF giving gratu;ious
service OF physicians skilled in lheS=
special lines 10 the deserving poor OF
Baltimore CITY aud the State OF Maryland
The out Patient Department which :
an important part OF the work Is open
dsily al .. m. for the treatment Of Sucn
cases a. 90 no, require 70 - taken INTO
the hospital
This institution deserves the commend.
tlo7 OF the Du6iIc a. well as the plIo,iage
Of those able 70 pay.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-02-23
soubs Waits

Ism Bless5uv. of Bsltiulo--,
sys recently win Mr Geo.
r.. and family
|. Spech5 and siTS. William
: the guests Of Mr. William
? pily during the WeeS-
81 ,Eton Whipp ard son, of
seri Sunday with rela-
ar this place
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-02-23
BUSINESS IN THE COURTS.
Real Estate Transfers.

s. Clinton Cramer and wife to John
Y. NiCodemus and wife real estate IN
WalkersVlIe, SO. and other consldera-
lions.
George E Wilcoxon and wife to
Robert Y. Smith, real estate IN city,
SO. and other considerations.
F. c. Donsiie and wife TO Milton (:
Ruby. real estate in county S, and
other considerations.
Sadie F Gerlach 10 Ernest L. Myers
real estate in county, S. etc.
Erues, 1. Myers to Harry K. Snook'
real estate in county, S. etc.
Joseph W Wolhuger and d. PRINCETON
Buckey. trus ees. to Peter I. Pryor,
real estate in county, $I7os2S, aud other
considerations.
George 81. Price and wife TO Mary Z.
Show, real estate IN county, $500.
Dawson F. Flock and wife TO Elizabeth
Eby Flock. real estate in county. SO
Charles ( Fisher and wife 10 Baltimore
and Ohio T. r. Co, real estate III CITY,
s., 600.
Alice VI. Baker and husband to Balli-
more and Ohio Z. K. Co, real estate IN
city. $3.50
Maggie L. Grinder TO Martha E. Miles.
IS acres. rood and square perch OF
mountain land. $3.50.
John ". LnthICum. widower, to nos.
:. Lin,hicum. real estate in Crbana dis
trict. S, etc
Anna ). Rogers aud husband 10 Harry
] Rogers. real estate IN county, s.
Marriage Licenses.
Charles Henry TAYLOR and Treecie
Scott. both colored. OF Mt. Airv.
Samuel Irving Alexander and Grace
BecIaft, both Of Brunswick.
William Edgar Copennaver and Mary
Francis Chapman. both o Knoxville.
William F. Oden and Bertha Ham
mond. both OF Point OF Rocks.
+ Herbert .. limbaugh and Florence
May Heater. both OF near LuCSetts, Va
Harvey ". Hood. OF VT. Airy, aud
Marv W. Young. near Linganor-.
Russell BriSco5 SlrpDy aud Elizabeth
Z Mcclellan Powers both vi Brunswick.
Orphans Court.
4 Report Of sales OF real estate Of Nu
Il. Zimmerman. deceased. filed and ra,i
ficstior Of same by the C0ur:.-
Fisrt and final account Of Hammond
Crner. guardian to Fletcher ). De
Grange. fled.
inventory Ot real state o. VIM Man
Ion StulL dec aSed. lled.
Letters teStsul=aiary Oh the estate %
Msry \ Saook. granted 10 Daniel F. suC
Charles ;. SnooS-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-02-23

The generous and polite man has a
pleasant recognition and cheerful word
for all that he meets. He Scauers sun
beams wherever he goes. He paves the
path of Others with smiles He makes
>ociety seem genial and the world de-
hghiful TO those who else would md
them cold. selfish and forloru. And
wha, he gives is but 1.-THE Of what be
receives. Be Sociable then, wherever
YOU 90. and wrap your lJghteS, words
in tones that are sweet aud spirit that
IS genial,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-02-23

In almost everv ueish1orhooG there
are those whose father i milFio1siTe-
Socially their lives are over. Tney are
usually spoken Of a invaiids. and We
are 50 accustomed % their being sick
that Ne NAV oiJentiuleS seem indifferent
10 their suffering and confinement But
70 them L never grows old, and nRuCn
IS the good. right here. that We can do
Many and varied are the WAYS that We
can do 10 help these unfortunate ones
In fact. anything which We may do for
them IN love. will De sure 10 Dc zDDTe-
ciated and Will Dc seed soan in good
ground A bunch Of flowers. d new
book or magazine, dainty morsei
from our table. all Of these are iridzS. but
they NAV brighten Up their drezry lives;
and then We should visit them. or If they
live al a distance, We should wrjte them
tender, sympathetic, although cheerful
letter
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-02-23

Mr.. Charles F. Hreh. OF Washington.
D. C. spent the weekend at his home,
West Third street
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-02-23

Albert ZONES. secretary Of the M4u'sud
House Of Correction. toTsDeriy d Mt
Airy, and well known IN FreuercS IS
confined TO his home. 10 West La1vai-
street. Baltimore, suffering from an auacS
Of double pneumonia His condition Is
serious.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-02-23

Sea-. DeOdrC- circie a.
| svening Evening
| 2everies llellI Aos.
The generous and oolite man has a
nlassanf -srogrition and cheerful word
~, -. 81 9(-,i1.s r4.a makes
49, ~ 80 '..,' -, 49, ,hs a,o-i5 n.
,'-.l..t..l - -. - slss ,,Duid f7d
-. - .sts-t, - f,-'o-n Ard
-. -. :. ~, :, ill., ~ y,bsr he
- -. n. s,-;sh,. ,ba, wherever
~, - -, - i;-L,ss, lords
:, - ~, ,rs' So, and : sniri, that
!, r...,;st
A man who has no enemies Is seldom
good tor ANYTHING; he Is made OF mat
Hl1d OF material winch Is 50 easily WoTNed .
tina, every one has hand IN H. 4 Ster-
Ing character IS one who thinks Tor hlul-
as necessary TO him as fresh air; they
keep hun alive aud active \ celebrated
character who was surrounded by enc
emies used 20 remark: They are sparks
which. Il YOU 90 no; blow. viii 90 out OF
themselves"
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lu' - NJ. 49,
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-02-23

A man who has no enemies is seldom
good for anything; he Is made of that
kind of material which is so easily worked
that every one has a hand in It. 4 stsr-
ling character Is one who thinks Tor hui
self. and speaks what he thinks: ne Is
always sure 20 have enemies They are
as necessary TO him as fresh air; they
keep hun alive aud active \ celebrated
character who was surrounded BY enc
emjeS used 20 remark: They are sparks
which If YOU 90 no; blow, VIII 90 out Of
themselves.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-02-23

Bows and girls what : i, rat v5u
cz1 never catch. although wa chase after
II on The wings o. the wi1G' E7u csa
never eaten III word shat has once i=fc
your lips Oac- spoken. Il IS out Of voGr
--sc7. d vau- 07St and vou can never
r--s o. Therefore. take Csre o. shat
you say. Never speak al lnsjDd word.
Al impure gEo-d o. q D-oizl- Nord
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-02-23

A. birds sing otte1er on l,v'v zoos
t-ao o7tsce Io--S. and ross 'eer best
10 -'aur cye- .oViy v'7tr, sis ami
cottage caves. - ID tr- us.r u :
blessings cl-,l-. ire gated with -r- dear
-~- ives .l. and 70 :H- r117= hear HIS
hove * sweetest IIzs yI1 --.- g- -r-
-, bowed 30 he esrh WT 5--o -
ire rs 5-@ nearest - heaven s-i =
The rose 0=y=- <Iv-S +- a r IS
sweetness 5-.5' = c-r>--1 - ---u1-
hearts needs me good F=--s-~ -t %
press t-- blossoms 1- -G--- s~r lowe
and t.s--. trs- -- max Ess- -.uas-=t I'D
-7--. t.-.- -za.r1.s t-sS-z~c= -- SAT-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-02-23

Il Is iolly-ard nothing less than folly
that characterize the conduct OF far too
msny parents in regard 20 ,h-ir children
and especially thejr dsuSh,e-S, who 10
some weak moment have behaved indus
cleetly, and perhaps Shametuliy. 4 child
Is child and no act OF a parent car
make j, otherwise. Di>iuhe-itance, anger
unkin5neSS ana abuse only aggrsva;,
such matters, and VIVA, TISn, have Deer
KEEP; private family sorrow. becomes
public scandal. 50 crushing .l- le.pl-S,
victim that no: even . whole i.e time 0
r-uor>- and repentance Cs1 succeed /,
washing on, the bio, on her equation
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-10-17
VlNELAND.

Mrs. w. L. Smith arrived from
Brainerd last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lund of Onamla were
callers at Vineland on Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. Redman is digging his pota-
toes and expects to have about 5000
bushels.
E. E. Dinwiddie took Mr.. and Mrs,
Sherman of ST. Paul to Milaca on
Saturday, returning Sunday.
Earl Rogers, with his road crew.
is doing some heavy work this week.
Earl intends to have our public high
ways in good shape before winter.
Rev. J. j. Wittrup of Aitkin held
services at the M. E. church on Sun
day. She was accompanied by Miss
Martin, deaconess from Duluth,
who was soliciting subscriptions for
the poor and needy.