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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26
Kako je rastala balkanska zvez;

Carigradski dopisnik "Franl,
furter Ztg." poroca o podrobnq
stih, kako Sc je ustanovila bad
kanska zveza. Med drugim prav'
V prvih septemberskih dnevI
tega leta Sc je ustanovila V Par!
zu pod roko ruskega poslanilo
lz~volskega balkanska zveza. PREF
trent lett je priGel bivSi Izvolskj
jev pomagac V peterburskei
vnanJem uradu in posnejSi rush
poslanik Carikov svOje delovanj
V Carigradu S TEN, da je dell
razpolozenje "a balkansko I'VE
$ Turcijo. V razkoSnih prostorI
orijentalskega krozka Sc je prI
pagirala ia misel ma prijateljskJ
poiedinah. Xxi so Sc .jih ud~elezevaI
clani balkanskih draw, vod
turskih drzavnih poslov in rus
diplomatic. Aneksiia Bosne
Herzegovina .ie podala dovol.j hrV
ne tel ideji. Izvolski je skusj
prakticno uveljaviti neprijaznI
razpolozenje proti dvorni monah
hiji. Negov najviSji cilj ie bill, I
vrze svojega nasprotnika tedaJ
Jega avstrljSkega vnanjega mini
stra grofa Aehrenthala s sedlI
Njegovo dusevno rodje, CarikoV
Jc mladoturkom tako vsiliiJ
dvoril, da je bio njegovo ukla
Je ma las podobno kleceplaztvu
Je vzbujalo med diplomat nd
huJSo kritiko. Razprave so pozr
Je dospele ma mrtvo toxic. Xii
tenn .je dosegel Carikov S svo
priliznjenostjo do mladoturkd
Xxi Jim je suzenjsko vedenje Cal
kova zelo ugaJalo. lepih uspehd
Srbiji so dovolili Turk kar 2
kakSnim vcseljem prevoz oro5
III 'i'iiiltiJt NtL NOlill III SkODl
k~ratkovidni turski politiki,
pomona zamotani svo.j stamI
lizem, so menili. da Sc DO vsey
Srbijo uvozeno orozje obrre,
prot Avstriji. Tudi Bolgariji
dovolila Turcija pc pomorski
ii vsakovrstna ~olajSanja "a prey
smodnika in vojnega @transpo1
V njena pristaniSca oh Grind
morju. Misel, Ola Sc utegnejo u
Ia olaJsanja nekega dine obrn1
prot Turciji, sc port nj zablisi
la. Sc lie ko Sc .je lani izproI
dardanelsko vpraSanjc, Sc je I'd
cija polagOma iztreznila. Cud3
je, da Sc j. najbolj zavzemal
ustanovitev balkanske zveze
ski ministerski predsednik Ve5
Zelos.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26
POSTAVNI TATOVI.

Zopet in zopet .je citati o po-
lomih privatnih bank. Ialost-
ne razmere, Xxi Jill puscajo TAXI
bacni polomi IA seboi. so vecii-
del V sch slucajih enake. to ie. da
nevedni delavci. Xxi so zaupaii la
kim lopovskim bankirjem Svole
od ust pritrgane cente. zgubijo
svoJe %prihranke. Nsak trezno mi
slice clovek upa i'll pritakuie. la
Sc bodo V to poklicani faktorji
Streznili ter naredi!i kak korak,
da o~bvaruJeJo vlagatcl.je de-
lavce pred usodepolno izgubo.
Toda. vse zaman. Vladna gospo-
da PR svojln masimih koritih
sploh nina casa. da hi st awe
mala IA taxa wanna vp~raSnja.
tenn mani, ker Sc tiGe skoro sklu-
emo nevednih delavSkih Sloiev I'M
ker MIN Samim ia brezbriznost
nosi masten profit.
Y ~predzadnji Stevilki smo poro-
cali o Dolomu Kirby Savings ban
ke V Chicago. Ia banka Sc naha-
ia V klavniskem distriktu. torej
V induStriji, k.jer so delavci mai
slabse placani. Ako pomIslimo.
da ii delavci zasluzijo pc $50
-Sl.15 ma dan. nam mora biti
lasno, da so 81 delavci ~pritrgali
prihranke cd svojih uSt. kakor
Je natancna preiskava dognala,
znaSa primankljaj $4,000: TO o.
grOmno svoto bodo moral trpeti
s~estradani delavci. Nsi njihovi :
tolikimi zrtvami in trudom Sku-
PAL zneSeni cent? so zginili Y ne
nasitno zrelo kapitalisticnega 81
sienna, Xxi .je edini odgovoren IA
visa O~bstoieca gospodarska Ella.
kako nujno je v~praSanje dr.
zavnega nadzorstva mad privat-
mimi bankami. spricuje i%zreGeno
minnie sodnika Landisa, pred ko-
Jega SodiScem So obravnava Kir-
byjev bankrot. Deial jr:
V teku mole osemletne sodniis-
Ike Sluzbe, incl SEN cesto opravka
$ polomom privatnih bank. Xxi so
ma Ia nacin spravile Stevilne teza-
Ike oh tezko prisluzene novce. Ce-
sto so takim izgubam sledili sa-
momori prizadetih vlagateljev.
ker re govorim o tenn, mai do
stavim. da obstoja V tel draw
upliv, Xxi je dovolj mocan. da "a
branjuje sprejem zakona. Xxi hi
prepovedoval poslovanje ma ia
nacin. KakorSne so razmere sedaj.
je mogoce vsakomur izobesiti de
sko Z napisom: "Banka". ter
priGcti privatno banko.
Cello illinoiSka bankirska zveza
Sc je ma svoji zadnii konvenciii
izrekla prot zakonu. Xxi hi uredil
razmere ma privatnih bankah.
Da. zveza malih in velikih ban.
kirjev je prot drzavnemu posre-
dovanju. Velike banke nasprotu-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26

JeJo, ker Sc boje "a vloge, XII Jill
doblvaJo cd privatnih bank, pri-
vatne banke pa nocejo drzavne
kontrole, ker hi Sc S TEN prikral-
sal njihov profit in ker bi ne SINE
lie tako nesmiselno riskirati denal
svojih vlagateljev."
Ia upliv, Ia sila, Xxi zabranju-
Je, da Sc te kricece razmere ne
%odpravijo, je kapitalistiGni dru-
zabni red. In Kirby-jev sluGaj je
Same eden izmed tisoc in tisoG
drugih, Xxi Jill pozna zgodovina
Il. DIR. in Xxi potrjujejo trditev so
cialistov, da je danes vlada V
rokah kapitalisticnega razreda
ter da sc Ia vlada prav cisto mic
ne mem IA koristi ogromno We.
emo t~vorecega razreda delovnega
lJudstva, marvec, da je to ljudst-
vo %prepuSGeno vladajoGemu kapi
t%alisticnemu razredu ma milost i'm
nemilost vsakdo ina pravico IL
koriScati, ropati, okraSti. moriti.
it'd. ako ina lie toliko, da zako-
nom usta zamaSi.
tn bi kdo utegnil uporekati.
ceS, saJ imamo poStne hranilnice.
V katerih vlada garantira "a vsak
cent. TAX ugovor DO nudil le clo-
vek. XII ne pozna POSTUM hranil-
ME in njihovega %delokroga. IL
clanka, Xxi ga jc mas list neka.i
tednov nazaj prinesel o poStnih
hranilnicah, je raZvidno, kako
malo odgovarjajo te hranilnice
SvoJemu namenu: obvarovati ma
lie ~vlagatelje pred zgubo svojih
prihrankov pc prlvatnih bankah.
Ako ma tenn meStu ponavljamo
dejstvo. da so bile naSe poStne
hranilnice ustanovljene L dovo-
ljenjem privatnih bankiriev. smo
pOvedali dovol.j. Steer Sc je pa
YES bancni stem V u. dr.. tako
r~azrastel, da je vsaka kapitali-
sticna vlada napram MENU
brez moci. VISA vecja banGna pod
Jetja namreG prispevajo IA vOlil-
nj boj enc ali druge stranke.
Predno pa izdajo kak cent V Ia
namen. hocejo imeti GrnO ma be
lem, da Sc doticna stranka. ako
zmaga. ne bo vtikala V niihov
''biznes". lie stranka. XII DO una
gala brez kake oLveznosti do ne
nasitnih roparSkih Spekulantov.
DO dovolj mocha i'll sposobna da
spremeni YES bancni ustroj. Edna
stranka. katero podpirajo izkljuc
no le delavci in nina nobenih OBJ
veznosti do ljudskin iz%korisceval-
cev. je socialisticna Stranka. XII
nebo gledala ma korist posamez.
nika. pag pa vSega ljudstva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26
Zahvalni dan.

PoboZen oDlcaJ Je, Ga NernO
ameriSko ljudstvo praznuje zad-
Mi cetrtek V novembru kot takO-
zvani Zahvalni dan. Ia obiGaj IL
vira IL one dobe. ko so bill anne.
risk prebivalci do malaga pole
delci. Kot taxi so do tega casa
sprawl svoj pridelek in potem
zahvalili svojega boga Ia darove.
Tudi letos Sc DO praznoval Zahval-
nj dan. Tudi letos bodo farmerji
hvalili boga Ia "njegove" daro-
We, kateri so bill letos bo~gatejSi,
kakor kedaj pref V zgodovini u.
dr..
Ma tel, pc naravnih zakladih
bogati dezeli je bujno zacvetel
kapitalizem. Industrial je stopi-
la ma prvO mesto ter potisnila
farmerja v ozadje. Bogatstvo Sc
je mnozilo, kupicilo. Industrijski
podjetniki so 81 nell roke cd "a
dovoljnosti pri ~zavesti, da je nil
how bog "blagoslovil" njihovo
delo, ko jim je njihovo podjetje
rOdilO stoter. tisocer sad. Tudi
MIN .je bill zahvalni dan dobrodo-
sci. Dial jim je povod razkoSno
uzivanje, omogoceno z delom tu-
Jill rok.
Cudovit tehtnicni ~razvoj V in-
dustriji je u%stvarjal in spravljal
vedno wee ljudi V svoio odvi-
snost potiskal Jill je V mezdno
suznost, vkoval je njihovo xiv
lJenje V verge neprestanega bo-
la "a obstanek, ustvaril je revive
brezStevilne delavske mase. ust-
varil je moderni proletariat.
Tudi proletariat praznuje V
veliki vecini Zahvalni dan, tako
namrec hocejo njegovi ~izkorisce-
valci in proti njihoyi wolff .je brez
moci V TEN oziru. No. STEER ina
ma tudi delavec marsikaj ma srcu,
IA kar Sc lahko zahvali svojemu
bogu in kapitalizmu! Tako mai Sc
zahvali "a bogate poljske pridel-
Ike, katere mora pc zasluzenju
vsegamogocnih trustov kupovati
pc neznosnih cenah. Zanvali mai
Sc "a bogatstva, Xxi so jih ustva-
rile njegove pridne roke a mu
Jih ne ugrabil kapitalist; pustil
mu je samo toliko, da ne umre
cd pomanjkanja, Gesto pa niti to-
like ne. Zahvali maj Sc cato. da je
zgradil krasne in razkoSne pala-
ce, a sam mora prebivati v Lux
nlah; da je izdelal najfinejse in
naJdrazje Obleke, a sam Sc mora
oblacati v cunje; da je nakopal
ma tlsoce ton premoga. a mora
zmrzOvati; da je zgradil toliko
sol, a sam nor tavati V neved-
nosti; da je pripravil toliko zivil
In mora stradati.
Delavci maj Sc tudi zahvaliio
svojim zapeljivcem, vednim in
nevednim, in svojim poneumnje-
valcem in vsej drugi gospodi, XII
Je ma katerikoli nacin pripomog-
la, da so ostali nevedni. brezbriz
nj in zaslepljeni, da MISC spozna-
Ii resnice. da so Sc pustili kloro
formirati pc ljudeh, Xxi opravlia-
10 posel kapitalisticnih biri6ev.
Ola tako kapitalizem TEN lazie O.
pravlja svoj roparski posel. Ia
hvalijo mai Sc IA brezposelnost in
vse drugo gorje, XII je prislo mad
ME zadnje leto.
koncno maj Sc tudi zahvaliio
"a izvolitev '~delavskega tribunal
Wilsona "a predsednika "svobod.
ne ameriSke republike, kajti
prepricani so lahko, da DO on skr-
bel cato, da Sc bodo delavci "a
hvalJevali tudi prihodnja stir
leta "a vse navedne dobrote. IA
katere sc zahvaljujejo letos. Lnh-
ko so brez strahu, da hi Sc tie ne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26
preventive "dobrote' izboljsale,
utegnejo Sc edino lie poslabsati.
Zahvalite sc torej Ia S to!
KAJ PRAVI DUHOVNIK ROSS
o SOCIALIZMU.

njegovim predpostavljenim III
po wolff. Njegova izjava je ten
vaznejSa, ker pojasnuje in zavra-
ca one oGitke. kateri Sc porajajo
V duSah nevednih i'll %fanaticnih
verskih nasprotnikov socializma.
Ross ST. je izrazil
"Socialisticno gibanje raste V
moci vsak dan in ljudstvo Zdr.
dr&av sc mora pripraviti na to
gibanje Z razumOm.
Clovek. Xxi danes ignorira So
cializem je, ali napacno poucen,
ali sploh nj poucen o MEM ali
je strahopetnez, Xxi Sc ne upa OBJ
ravnavati zahtev sedanjega casa.
Socialism je gibanje, Xxi stresa
temelje cele Europe, gibanje,
pred katerim trepetajo ~cesarji in
kralji, je gibanje, Xxi zadobiva
vsak dan trdnejSa tia tudi tel
dezeli. Mi Sc moramo %pripraviti
Hi 10 ueJSlNO.
Mi kot kr~istjani pricakujemo
dan, ko bo mas izveljGar .Jezus
kristus pripoznan kot kralj. GO
spod vseh gospodov. Zroc pc
vsem svetu in sp~oznavajoc moe
tega gibanja, katero ie, kakor
pravijo, protiversko, seveda. ako
ie to res, mora biti dolznost vsa-
kega cloveka, da pobija to giban-
je. pa maj pri TEN zapade smrti.
Pravijo. da so socialist slabi
ljudje, da so brezverniki, XII SOW
raziio. sramotijo in skuSa.jo uni
citi sweetest donna.
Tudi ce hi bio to res. ce hi vsak
clovek V socialisticnem gibanju
zloglasno zivel (kar pa nj RESI-,
hi socialism vsled tega Sc vse-
emo ne bill slab. Ako hi JAZZ vedel,
da Je vsak socialist V tel dezeli
slab in da je socialisticni nauk
dober, bi Sc %pridruzil temu giban-
Ju brez vpraSanja.
Dolzitev. da socialist live zlo-
glasno z~ivljenje. je laz. Med mo-
jimi osebnimi znanci so mozje Ell
stega i'll poStenega znacaja in so
ravno tako navduSeni Ia to gi-
banje kakOr vsak socialisticni go
vornik, Xxi je kedaj govoril ma
cestnem vogalu. Ii ljudje zrtvu-
jejo svoj cas-, Svoj denar in svoje
mozgane III rdzSirjanje tega gil
banja. =.
Res je, da so med mimi slab
ljudje. Xxi live neGisto in nedo-
stojno zivlienje, toda to nj nikak
dokaz IA zametavanje Socializma.
Ako sprejmemo to za stvaren do
kaz, potem smo prisiljeni zameta-
vati krSGanstvO.
Glavna stvar ma katero mora
mo gledati, so principi (nacela)
gibanja i'll ne ma znacaj oSeb. ki
so V gibanju."
Ross navajo tn dejstvo, da so
vladajoci faktorji nasprotni So
cializmu. nj noben vzrok IA IA
metavanje istega, .ker vemo. da
so tudi kristusu nasprotovali oh
n%jegovem .casu. Dale pravi:
"Ioper socializem Sc navajo
tudI to. da hoce strmoglaviti Sc.
danji druzabni red.
To je pOpolnoma resnicno To
da poglejmo stvar nat%ancneje!
Ali je sedanii druzabni red
tax. Ola je mogoce cloveku ~razviti
vse dobre lastnosti, Xxi Jill ina I
Ali dobiva clovek danes vse, kar
mu je njegov stvarnik namenil ?
Ali prinasa ia red cloveku pravi-
co in ali mu he prinasa pref ma
echo - k%rivico9
Pravijo tudi. da pomeni socia-
lizem dosti stvari. Res .ie, Ola Sc
to ime ~uporablja IA razlicna gi-
banJa in STEER cd nedolZnih tezenJ
pc socialnih reformah do teorije,
XII propagira direktno akcijo, to
je unicenje sedanjega druzabne-
ga reda potion nasilstva, ako po-
treba IA nareditev prOstora novi
druzbi.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-11-21

A very attractive wedding took place
Monday evening, Nov. Is, at the home
of Mr.. ana Mrs Herman Cruetzburg.
The bride, Miss Victoria Coles, of Blue
field, w. Va, is a niece of Mrs. Creutz-
burg. She is quite well known in Ga X
land, having visited in this place occa-
sionly. The groom, Mr.. P. J, Ale KAN
der, is an influential business man in
Bluefield.
The ceremony was solemnized by Rev.
w. w. Barnes, of Washington. D. c.,
an uncle of Miss Coles.
The bride was dressed in her travel
ing suit of broadcloth, and large black
picture hat. She carried shower bou-
quet of brides roses.
Miss Bessie Somerville, Of Lonacon-
ing, Md, who visited in Oakland over
the week end, and Miss Nell Sturgiss,
of Oakland, were the only guests out
side the immediate family.
Shortly after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander departed for a western
trip.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-11-21

The citizens of Eglon and vicinity
greatly regret the removal of DR.. A. A.
Scherr to Grafton, w. Va, where he
will locate and practice medicine.
We have in stock a full line of blanks
for Justices of the Peace, including
deeds, mortgages, leases, etc.
Mr.. Thomas Janney, one of the promi-
nent Pennsylvania tanners, with head
quarters in Philadelphia. spent day or
two in Oakland this week on business.
Miss Bessie Sommervilla, of Iona
coming, was the guest for several days
recently of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Cruetzburg at their home on Alder st.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Dixon spent Sat
urday and Sunday at Mercersburg, Pa,
visiting their son Lawrence, who is a
student at the Academy in Mercersburg.
Miss Orpah Ashby is substitute teach
er for MISS Miller, who is Ill at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. c.
M. Miller, Keyser, W. Va, with tonsili-
tbs.
Big reduction in fall and winter hats
and all kinds of trimmings. A beautl-
full line to select from at Hyde's -Ad
vertisement
Messrs. Harry Loar of Oakland, Md,
and Geo. Loar, of Grafton, were in town
on Monday between trains, and called
on some Of their old friends.-Piedmont
Independent
Harry Loar, Of Oakland, met his
brother Lawson. of Grafton, W Va,
at Piedmont, last week, and together
they made a business to some West
Virginia town.
Rev. and Mrs. J. A. McClelland, of
Grafton, W. Va, spent Tuesday after
noon and yesterday in Oakland where
they We're guests of Miss Ellen Con-
nell and other friends.
The ladies of the Civic Club took in
at their supper and bazaar last Thursday
evening the neat sum of $l30, winch
will be used in the purchase of the iron
fence for tie front of the cemetery.
We congratulate the ladies on their
success.
For New" Get The Republican.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-11-21

Miss Grace Loar was Kingwood
visitor.
Ex-Sheliff Lee of Kitzmiller, was in
the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Newton Savage, of Friendsvllle,
was in Oakland Monday on business.
Miss Julia Kerins, of near this place.
visited friends in Kingwood last week.
Miss Nell Bosley, of this city, is
spending some time with friends in
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover StempIe are
happy over the arrival of male child
at their home, last Friday.
Mr. Fred Furbee, of near Sistersville,
stopped off in Oakland for visit of a
day or two on his way east.
Mrs. Georgia Queer and family, have
returned to Deer Park, from a week S
visit at Elk Garden, w. Va.
We noticed on our streets Monday ex-
Senator R. A. Ravenscroft, called here
from Baltimore on business.
Ex-Governor A. B. Fleming, of Fair
mont, spent Tuesday in Oakland on bus
mess, returning home Tuesday evening
Our Christmas goods will be some
thing new. Don't buy until you have
seen them. F. G. Hyde,-Advertise-
ment. If.
Mr. John Newman and daughter, of
independence, w Va, visited relatives
and friends in this city few days re
Gently.
Attorney A. Totten Matthews and
Lieut.. E. S. West motored to Pitts
burgh and back to Oakland last week
a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Smith and their
daughter of Hoyes, came up to Oakland
yesterday afternoon and spent few
hours shopping.
Last Friday, Deputy Sheriff Dewitt
took Mrs. Patterson. nee Rice, to
SykesviIle, and placed her in the State
asylum at that place.
Rev. w. w. Barnes, of Washington,
d. c., spent a few days recently in
Oakland where he visited his sister,
Mrs. Herman CruetZburg.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-11-21
Oakland Civic Club.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Civic Club will be held in the room at
the Court House Tuesday, Nov. 26.
The Club desires to thank most heart
lily everybody who so literally patron
lied the bazar and supper on the even
ing of Nov IA. We thank "the boys, "
too, who kindly provided the evergreens
for decorating the room. We sincerely
thank you all and we feel highly graft
fled upon the successful result.
The SECRETARY. n
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-11-21
ORDER NISI.

Susan L. Welch VS. Joseph f. Calls:
No. 1906 Equity. In the Circuit Court. For
Garrett County.
Ordered this 26th day of OCTOBER, in the
year nineteen hundred and twelve. 10y the
Circuit Court for Garrett County, sitting in
Equity, that the sale made and reported in
the above cause by Susan r. Welch trustee.
he ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown or before the
18th day of November, 1912; provided copy
OF this order be published in some uewSpa-
per published in Garrett County, once Il
week for three successive weeks before the
22nd day of November, 1872.
The report states the amount Of sale to be
S27CO.0O.
E. Il. TOWER, Clerk.
True copy, Test:
f. b. TOWER, Clerk
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-11-21
State of Maryland
Office of The Secretary of State

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby given that application
has been made to the Governor OF Maryland
for the pardon of John Brown, who was
convicted on June -, 1907, in the Circuit
Court for Garrett County, OF manslaughter,
and sentenced to eight years in penitentiary.
The Governor vii take up said case for
final decision on or after Thursday. NOvem-
Der p, 81, until which time protests against
such pardon viii be heard and the papers
filed Will be open to inspection at the dis
erection OF the Governor.
By order OF the Governor,
ROBERT 7. GRAHAM,
Secretary of State.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-11-21

Before very long the new nickle will
make its appearance in Oakland The
new coin will have an Indians head on
its diverse side and the figure of bull
buffalo on the reverse side. The design
is intended to honor the disappearing In
diana and the almost extinct buffalo,
both forming link in American history.
Mrs. D. L. Reid, daughter Miss
Boydie, and son, Milton, have been
spending couple of days with Mrs.
Jules Levin and daughter, Miss Rose,
left this morning for Triadelphia, this
state where they will make their resi-
dence. They have resided at Mt. Lake
Park for the past year, and are now
going to the location of her husband,
Rev. keid's pastorate. Rev. Reid is
we'll known member of the M. E. Con-
ference ministers. Grafton Sentinel.
Rev. DR.. l.. L. Sieber, a we'll known
Lutheran minister and superintendent
for Western Maryland of the Anti
Saloon League, preached in the Oakland
Presbyterian church at 1890 a. M. and
in st. Paul's Methodist church at 7:30
p. m, last Sabbath. We understand
that DR.. Sieber will give up his work
for the Anti-Saloon League December
3lst, and on the first of January next
become the general agent of the Luther
an church, with headquarters at Gettys-
burg, Pa.
There is to be a turkey and chicken
hunt on the farm of B. Steiding, three
miles from Deer Park, on Thanksgiving
day A fine fat turkey and two chick
ems are to be hid in twenty acre woods
lot, which is enclosed by fence, between
the hours of 10 and II o'clock. An ad-
mission of 25 cents will be charged those
irving to find the turkey or chickens
The finder to keep whatever he finds.
There will be prize cakes and good time
genrally. Proceeds to go to the new
church building fund.
There is no doubt that Maryland wlII.
within the next few years, be a great
apple producing state. Experts are to
be present at the meetings of the State
Horticultural Society next week IN Bal
timore and address those present on the
subject of apple growing. Garrett
county is we'll adaped to the growing of
apples as has been proven from time to
time. This fall Perry Bowser, of near
Bittinger, has gathered from his orchard
at least two thousand bushels, while we
hear of a number of farmers storing
from 500 to 1000 bushels of the fruit.
Rev. Theop ILLUS Mccoy, who was re-
Gently appointed minister for the Cor
NTH charge, embracing Crellin and
other Carrot county appointments, was
in Oakland Monday attending a meeting
of the district stewards of the NJ. Z.
church, and while in the city he made
this Office visit, bringing with him and
J presenting to the editor two apples
from a tree located IN Greene county,
Pa one of which was plucked two years
ago, which is still remarkably well pre-
served, and the other of this years
growth. The apple has been named
the J. r. Two-Year Keeper and as
stated above was grown on a farm in
Greene county.
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A. B. RIKER. Pastor.
ST. MARK s LUTHERAN.

Services next Sunday as follows:
Sunday school at $50 a. m.
Preaching 1920 a. m.
Deer Park 7:30 p. m.
Luther League, $50 p. m.
Pravermeeting, Wednesday, 1902. m.
All are cordially invited to attend.
f. MANGES, Pastor.
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Church Services.
ST PAUL'S NJ. Z.

Services next Sunday as follows:
Sunday school at 2:l5 p. m.
Preaching at l0:3Oa m. and 7.30 p. m.
Epworth League, Monday, 7.30 p. m.
Junior League, Wednesday 4:15 p. m.
Prayermeeting, Wednesday, 7.3O pm
Everybody cordially invited to attend
these services.
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For Minnesota, Too.

The following amendments to the
marriage and divorce laws of Mis-
souri, will be asked for at the next
session of the Missouri legislature:
1. A court of domestic relations
with exclusive jurisdiction.
2. Physical certitication before
marriage.
g.. Six months publication of ma
trimonial banns.
4. Prohibition of marriage by
mental incompetents, degenerates or
criminals. z.: H..
S. Interlocutory divorce decree
one year after suit is filed. Divorce
not final until one year after decree.
Defendant prohibited from marrying
during the life of the plaintiff.
The second, third and fourth pro-
visions are becoming generally &C
cepted the country over as condi-
tions which must be imposed on mar
riages if the large number of mental
ly deficient children born every year
is ia be decreased. These sections, if
passed in Missouri, will be a step
forward that other states will not be
slow to follow.