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WICKERSHAM DEFENDS
TAFT ADMINISTRATION

CHII.L1COTHE, O.. oct e5-A general
defense OF the Taft administration was
made here tonight by Attorney General
Nickersham TO large audience. In the
Masonic theatre. In the course or his
speech. Mr.. wickerSham said that the
country life commission establishes by
'"i"nel Roosevelt was fantastic and sen
-uuonal. anu claimed that President Taft
had done more for the permanent better
ment OF the farmes than twenty euch
commissions could accomplish
Attorney General Mlckersham said IN
part;
There are many reasons why every
kepublican should cast his vote and use
MS influence for the recollection OF Pres
id"nt Tart lie has preserved the home
market Tor the products Of American In
dustry against successive attacks by
democrats and near-Democrats n the
mouse or representatives and tie senate.
lie has sudsayored successfully TO In
u"duce methods or economy IN tho al
ministrstion OF government. not dsmo-
cratic economy. which always means
cutting OFF appropriations. for the most
NJ cesSary functions OF government. hut
that economy which consists IN stuf pinr
al wasteful expenditure and So applying
m" pubic moneys that every dollar
spent results lu getting dollars worth
Tor the people IA return FOR H.
He has stood firmly FOR the people
against special interests lie has en-
forced the laws against tho trusts AMI
H"nopoltes AZ they have never before
been enforced. he has known no favor
ties In this enforcement
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others said about the dynamltinE. Al
IfHt h"rkin said. You krow I've Fot
.se much brains 10 get mixed ", with
NJ "a mara But when I replied. 80.
you maven any BARNS. bat only a low
cunning. and we've got the goods on
YOU he weakened
ar Drew related that a strike had
oe.n declared ~ the iron workers union
N IsvS. and explosions on WORK Of
hcmhefs OF the Er-ctors Association
% gan soon after that time
senator j ". Kern for the defense
$3.50, ism one OF the members % the
EfectOrs Association a subsidiarv ~
IN. nited states steel Corporation -.
believe ~ IL. said Mr. Drew
. hocsln i the man who Ortie l. Nc
ManiSal said put him in the dynanitlns
business and who engineered many -
the Jobs blown Up hy McManiEai and
James Is McNsmara lie a. also aru-.d
by the government % having ..Ioub .
CT orsed the union officials
Thomas r. Marley. photoKraphe-
teNtltied he saw liockin visit the grand
Jury room with bundles OF PAPERS and
aver saw him In . iron workers office
" men detectives visited IL TO secure
photographs OF letters The witness sail
hockin then stood VI
kot !" get away from here before any
one sees me
When attorneys objected to a request
derson said
stand NJ. Hockin. is absurd 20 ask
a jury 70 try ease without knowing
whsther the defendant IN present"
hockln then tsOod up.
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GAVE EVIDENCE
AGAINST DYNAMITERS

tNDiANAPOLIS. Ind. oct 25-H@r-
bert = Hpcsin. defendant In the
hNnam mite conspiracy trial. who sue
c"sded John J. Mcnamara. the dynA-
inter. a. secretary Of the Iron Workers
! riou. vas identified by four witnesses
today. 49, having gwen Information 10
~. government AGAINST his fOrfy-fO.r
fellow defendants
Walter Drew New York. counsel for
the National ErsctOr'- Association t.stl-
fled that Hockin hs~i said
y know they've got me. but } don't
~ ant . 10 the only one
The witness said that during tie ses-
Hious last winter Of the federal grand
jury which returned the indictments.
Hockin Offered 80 give information but
a. turned away With the remark Go
- the district attorD%y and make a clean
breast Of o. lie o the only person with
authority To make compromises HOckin
came 20 me several times and told me
my life vas IN danger" said Mr.. Drew
He told M fellows ON the Pacific coast
ma ming plaf A Tveitmoe and I'd
Norkels we're after me and that I had
better look out for n fellow named John
stevens. OF chicago lie said he would
warn me later when I might expect dan
ger
wanted 20 Sell Out
Another tune hc came to my room A
ter. a detective. arranged 90 let Us have
might put in a telephone device by hich
We would be able At all times 10 record
what President Frank ". Ryan and
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". & ]. ELEVEN OFF
FOR NEW HAVEN
WILL PLAY VALE TO-DAY IN MOST
IMPORTANT GAME.
Goodwin viii Be Found al Quarter
baek-T~enty Members Make
Journey.

WASHINGTON. Pa. Oct %
Twenty members OF the Washington &
Jefferson football squad in charge Of
Coaches IIob Folwell and Dave Nor
row. Manager Il. VI. Murphy and As
sistant Manager Frank r. Dean. left
Haven whore tomorrow afternoon the
locals will meet Yale in what promises
to be one of The most important games
of the season. The list OF players in
cluded Capt. Alexander. Cruikshauk.
". Hounkins. Patterson. Cornwell. J.
Schwab. Kaufman. Goodwin. Flens
Ing. Cook. Young. Wesbecher. Smith.
Cunningham. Gettemy. l.. Schwab.
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VARSITY WEAK

MORGANTOWS. ". Va. oct es-
West Virginia viii start tine game
against ohio University this afternoon
with one letter man in the lineup which
viii he acting captain. IoNles. Bach
man and MilketSou. maiu-tavs m the
harkh"ld. vii be unable Z" play aud tn"
outlook Is ANYTHING btr bright
The line. 49, given ont tonight. lV
Coach EdmuudS. follows Ends IiarrI-
son and Watkins. center. Davis. guards
EoyleS and Martin. Tackles. Pepper and
NsidemrA"r. quarter. Lively. LETT half
Lratherw cod. right half. East!ey. fuil
back. Rice ohio has not Lost a game
this season.
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ONA DODO RELEASED
TO COLUMBUS CluR

Ona DOdd. second baseman
OF the Pittsburg club and
former Wheeling player. has
been released to the Columbus
club OF the American Associ-
alton. A bulletin TO this effect
has been issued by Secretary
J. II. Farrell. OF the National
Association OF Professional
Baseball Leagues. Other mat
. tiers OF interest. according TO
Z the bulletin. are Emmons Gut
7 ridge has accepted terms with
the Erie club. the Montgomery
: club OF the Southern Associ-
, alton. has released n. T.. sykes
to DAYTON by purchase: Day
ton has selected by draft from
Johnson city. Shaw: and Terre
Haute has released Ross
Thornton. Ben Larson and =.
j. tampiOn.
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REPUBLICAN RALLY

TERRA ALTA oct. The moS' on
m s'astir aud largely attended meetings
ut o." campaign was held mere tonight.
- 'pnl"v AMI ~ r. Williams TIE
"Iera house was crowded TO overfloWinl.
ana there was great enthusiasm dienlay-
~. Conditions iu Preston have improved
80 rapidly that 10 IL predicted that she
VIII give her old time Republican ma
t"fifN. If she does tuuley viii defeat
Congressman Junior Brown for re-el-c-
Ton. That is toe pred irtion mad" now
There g. no division on the state ticket.
tir hatfield ls tremendously puf uIar IN
Preston. BE viii carry al his party aud
get iarg. number OF votes from IN.
Democratic side
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Bovill. Moser. Ieymau and Hart The
lineup to start the game will be Kauf-
mann. left end: J. Schwab left tackle:
Patterson. left guard. Cruikshank.
center: w. Iounkins. right guard.
Cornwell. right tackle: Capt Alex
ander. right end. Goodwin. quarter.
back: Fleming, left half: Cook. right
half. and Young fullback. Accompany
ing the team went nearly half a hun
dred rooters who promise TO do their
share to help The Red and Black 90
make good showing against the
Rlue
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Urzes Election Of wil,on

Clio AGO. oct - -- senator jams
\ tfturmau. of N.w York. inad.. two
~i'er.heS hero tu-ulIut. urging fh. el..-
tiur OF Governor wilson. ilr declared
o. 80 an tHr tunrlicfiHg ISSUES IN t.-
g.; residential campaign hinged on fhe
tatiff WHi.I 90. democratic rart, IS
pl~iErl Zoo reduce
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Gun Fights Stir Gotham
To Talk of ViSilanteS

, IN the city has been located at the cor
ner OF broadway and Fulton street in
me heart Of the downtown district.
by actual count 1911 persons passed
This corner in ten h0Irs. or at "A rate
or lSo minute. The next highest
count showed 1896 az point on
Fortysecond street This totnl how
ever. Ii largely augmented by the prox-
unity Of great railway terminal
building. Frceley square which is in
The heart % the retail shopping dis
trict accounted for the passing Of a.
300 persons in ten hours. As might be
expected the busiest point for vehicu.
lar traffic IS not in the same district
as that most thickly crowded by ped
estrians. II is located at the corner
Of Fifth Avenue and Thirty-fourrh
street. During ten hours 1921 vehicles
passed this point, or about Is a minute.
figure which illustrates strikineIv
tho reason why crossing the Avenue
has come 20 be regarded as q feat Of
daring. The next greatest count show
cd an almost equal congestion as far
uptown as Sixty-siVth street where
1'3lS vehicles were checked OF
That the London sunragettes have
'.tatfr VIZ NAAf iAANlAnftN ANlllID NDlTlL
OF New York has just been demon
straied 10 the sorrow Of tho untown
butchers. An irate delegation Of
Bronx majrons decided 10 register a
protest against tho high price OF meat
and limited TO one butcher that he
should close up shop and throw away
his meat. The proprietor declined
and as the last 81 the protesting dele
CATION reached the sidewalk a bucket
was hurled through the show window
of the store. 4 round Of the shops OF
The neichborhoOd was made as warn
ing 70 the butchers 10 lower prices or
expect another call As a further ar.
srwen Kerosene was surreptlously
poured over some % the meat. In
several large APARTMENT buildings liz
~" storm center groups ~ twenty-five
or more families have agreed 10 DO
without meat until prices come down.
Tho hoIIzerenf movement Is chiefly
in rho Bronx uuf more pacific neth0ds
brooklyn Is getting into tho fght
through enc Housewives League. wi'h
the result fho black cloud p n how.
Cott 60 lowering over Pho hufchordorn.
LONGACRE
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swear ~. will -ln nkc this You.
Yourself. shall be the trustee Of my
Her eyes and arms hesoush, him.
slt II was surely n changed rnan-this.
There was none or the suavene.s tina
delicate responsiveness Of her late host
- I"rchester Hause The man who
faced her now possessed the features
a. a sphinx There was not even pity
You Will not tell my husband - she
Your husband already knows. Ma
came. was the quiet reply. only a
lev hours ago l proved to him whence
, 'sI ,oin. NE leakage OF 80 many OF
she swsyed uron her feet
re never will forgive me-" she
There are others" de eros, de-
,s s.teb who iorgives more rarely. even.
\ sudden Illuminating flash O, horror
ou.p Ter The truth. She closed her eyes
anu tried - ruu from the room,
VIII not be told she screamed 1T
VII nov hear. 7 30 not know who YOU
are VIII live a little LONGER"
.. Manafnr. de GroSt said. the Douhle-
Four wages no war with women. savs
MIN spies only. The SPY has no sex
for the sake Of your family hermit ma
70 send you back 20 your husbands
That night. two receptions and n din.
let party. We're postponed. All London
Was sympathizing with Monsieur de
l.onhorne. and great many women
swore never aEain 20 stake a .leepins
draught. Madame De Tafnborne Iav Asad
behind the shelter ~ those drawn blinds
ana ny her side an empty phial
t'oPyr4ght, 1871. by the Associated
Literary fress)
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Even then she scarcely realized that
she Vas trapped.
-Nou-' sic cried. You Rarons py,
d. not understand. You have followed
On the contrary Madame" ne an
sNered I have preceded YOU"
tier colossal vanity triumrhd over her
hs'ural astutene- The man had en-
rlcNed pies 20 watch ner' lie had los,
rs head n was an AWKWARD matter
WIS. hut II was 90 be arranged she held
out her hands
Monster" she said. let me beg vo,,
now 70 Ep away. II YOU care to. come
and see me this evening I will expioin
everythi II is a little family AFFAIR
which brings me here
a family ahair. --dame. with Rer-
declared. gravely.
She collapsed miS-raniy. her fingers
graspiuC AZ the air. tho cry which broke
from her hSs harsh and unnatural Re
fore he could tell what was happening.
she was On her knees before him.
spare me- she begged. trying TO
se'ze his hands
Madame" do Grost answered II m,
not your Judge You will kindly hand
over 20 me the document which you are
carrying"
She took II from the bo-o,- ~ hs-
dress. ne Grost glanced at H. and placed
IL IN HE hreast-pocked.
And now she faltered
ne Grost sighed-she was a very beau
uful woman
Madame" he said. the career W a
spy rs. a. YOU have doubtless some
twos realized. o. dangerous one"
1T lis finished " she n~Svr.u hf-,
hreathles-ly. Monsieur le Baron. YOU
VIII Keep my secret Never again 1
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NEW YORK. July 12-As a result
+ OF the gun fights between factionnl
gangs which have been made verious
sections OF New York resemble a min.
ing camp Of the widest times suC-
gestions are actually being put for
ward here for The organization OF a
. committee OF vigilantes similar 10
those OF early frontier days for the
/ purpose or Kidding the city OF tho
! gang leaders whose highest ambition
[ seems 70 be tho taking OF human lie
/ A week OF pitched battles between
I armed gangsters with the most melo-
/ dramatic settings has az lasj awaken
I ed the city or the necessary OF freeing
Itself from the presence Of these
/ bands For years u has been more
I or less known that such bands existed
/ and nat death was likely 70 be- the lot
OF anyone .ncurring their dispieasure
! or late. however. they have been set
| thing feuds by the revolver and knife
| method az such n rate that citizens
IN general have become thoroughly
alarmed b. the week-long battle
! which has been going on. Men mark
? cd for death have been shot down
from passing taxicabs in which the
} assissins promptly made their escape
: IN a guerilla warfare uncqualled IN
/ the animals OF tho city Even personal
/ peculiarities have been made tho
cause az attack as is evidenced by The
fact that one gang now lying
in hospital with several bullet
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came like a mask. II vas a though
suddenly he had felt the thrill OF
danger close at hand. danger even In
that scented atmosphere wherein he
sat
Alas. Madame" h answered. Il,
Is on. now. who are pleased To jest
our husband is great and powerful!
ambassador ]. unfortunately. have
no career. no place in life save the
place which possession OF a few mil.
lions gives TO successful fnancier."
She laughed very softly and again
her eyes spoke 10 him
Monsieur" she murmured. won
ana together could make a great al
lance. is It not so?"
Madame" he faItered. doubtfullv
II one dared hope"
Once more the FIRE Of her eyes. this
time not only volupiuous Was the
, man stupid. she wondered. or only
cautious?
IF that alliance we're once con.
cluded.' she said softly. "one nigh,
hope for everything"
IF IL rests oni with mo" he began
seriously. oh. Madame"
lie seemed overcome. Madame wes
gracious. but was he really stupid or
only very much in earnest?
To be one OF The worlds money
kings she whispered. ~ is wonder
tul that II Is power-supreme alb
sclute power. There is nothing be.
yond. there is nothing greater"
lhen the Baron. who was watching
h"r closely. caught another CLEAN IN
nor eyes. and he began 10 understand
I ~" had seen IL before AMONGST GER
lain type of her CONFERENCE.-The
greed OF money. lie looked Al her
Jewels and he remembered that. for
an ambassador her husband was Re
P't'd Ia a poor man The cloud OF
niEkNins passed away from him
ne settled down 20 The game
Ut money could only buy the desire
OF one : heart h. murmured Alas"
HIS eyes seemed 20 seek ont Mon.
sicuE de i.ambornc amongst tho NOV.
Ing thronFs She laughed softly. and
her hand brushed his
Money and one other thing. Mon
sieur le Baron. she whispered I'm his
ear. can buy the jewels from a crown
can buy. even. The heart Of 4 WON.
an
\ movement OF approaching guests
caught them up. aud parted them Tor
a time. The Baroness de Grosf Was
az home from ten Till 10 one. and her
rooms We're crowded The Barop
found himself drawn ono side. for n
lew minutes later. by Monsieur dc
Lamborue himself
| have been looking for Won IA.
"ros'.' the latter declared Where
can We talk for a moment
His host took the Ambassador b,
%" ANN and led him into a retired
corner Monsieur de Lamborne was "A
iail. slight man. somewhat cadaverous
looking. with large features. hollow
eyes. thin bur carefully arranged grov
tair ani pointed gray beard He
wore "a frilled shir'. ana an eve glass
suspended hy a broad black ribbon
hung down upon his chest His face
as rule. was imperturbable enough
hu' Do" had 'he air. just now. Of a man
Erea'ly disturbed
wv" cannot be- overheard here" dc
'rost remarked ~ must DO an affair
of q feW words only. though
Monsieur d' l.amborne wasted no
time in pr@liminarie-
It's afternoon no said. 7 received
ir'm uf Governments papers OF i'm
ono" .n porfarce. which ! am to
'fn' over '' 'or- Foreign Minister 40
t.1 O'Clock fo morrow morning
20 Baron nodded
Well
i'r Ihmhnr-e flln fingers tre-rhle1
a- '.'. played r.rtpusly with the r.b
Doom 90 $50 ass
-'-t .. r"rfiuue1 d-oprf-r Die
H'.. Hernafi1- ha- r-.--
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Editorial Note Mr. Peter Run
made one biz mistake IN hts
csreer-if he ever really wished 20
retire-he iOined the Double -Four
Vow. perfurce. he comes cut OF
retirement r. Is trIe. he comes
out In new guisc His Geld OF
activity lies In n different sphere.
but he is still Peter Run just the
same-stiil the most delightful
scamp that has been given 70 re
cont fc' Ion. and moi altogether n
scamp at that.
His adventures are told hy the
master OF all tellers of mystery
tales. There will be 10 stories
each complete in Itself. Here's
the second. The third. entitled
The Man From the Old Tesla
ment. Will appear next Monday.
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PITCHED BATTLES IN STREET BE
TWEEN Rival GANGS TER
RORlZE CITY.

Fifth Avenue Police Arrest Each
Other As Result Of Beauty.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1912-08-31
Notice to Creditors.

Notice Is hereby given that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Worcester County. Maryland,
letters OF Administration, cum testa-
mento annexo on the personal estate Of
JOSEPH J. DAVIS.
late of Worcester County, deceased.
All persons having claims against the
deceased. are hereby warned 20 exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof, IL
the subscriber. on or before the 11th day
Of March. 1918. They may otherwise
by law be excluded from all benefits Of
the said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested TO make i'm.
mediate payment. Given uuder my
hand this 3lst day Of August, 1912.
JOHN s. AYDELOTTE.
Administrator o. I. A.
Test EDWARD r. DAVIS.
taug si.st) Register Of Wills.
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JOHN w. STATION. Atty-at-Law.
SHERIFF'S SALE
FARM LAND,

BY virtue Of writ Of fieri facias is
sued out OF the Circuit Court for Wor
cester County, MARYLAND, at the suit oi
Edwin H. Taylor and II. Fulton Powell
partners doing a banking business as
the Stockton Bank, against William
Bowen and Anna Bowen. and 10 me
directed, have seized and taken in cx.
ecution all the right, title, and interest
OF the said William Bowen and Anna
Bowen in and to
1.-All that lot or parcel OF ground
situate in the Fourth Election District
Of said Worcester County. which is a
part Of the farm owned by John ID. Dill.
worth located on the road leading from
Newark to the residence of Gordon B.
Jones, 1t being at the northwest corner
OF the farm where John d. Dilworth
now resides and along Marshall's Creek,
said to contain about thirty acres. more
or less, being the same land which was
conveyed TO the said William Bowen,
COL, by John d. Dilworth and Jennie
Dilworth. his wife. by deed dated the
twenty-first day Of December. one thou.
sand nine hundred and seven. recorded
among the land records Of said Worces
ter County in Liber .. d. O. No. l.folio
10.
2.-About twelve cords Of seasoned
pine wood corded ON the above described
premises.
! hereby give notice that on
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TUESDAY
September II, AID, 1912

at 3 o'clock p. m. the following describ-
ed real estate, to wit:
All that lot or parcel of ground situ-
ated on the south side Of Market Street
in the town of Snow Hill, Worcester
County, Maryland being the property
where the said John w. Vincent lived
up to the time of his death, which was
conveyed to the said John w. Vincent
by Susan A. Hall and husband. by deed
dated September 25, A. d. 1905. and
recorded among said land records in Lii
Der F. II. P. No. %. folio 395.
TERMS OF SALE:
One third cash and balance in two equal
installments of six and twelve months,
and the payments to bear interest from
day Of sale
FRANKLIN UPSHUR,
Assignee of Mortgage.
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UPsHUR & UPsHUR. Attys-at- Law.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

By virtue Of power Of sale contain
ed in a mortgage from John w. Vincent,
to the Snow Hill Building and Loan AS
sociation Of Snow Hill, Maryland. dated
the 9th day Of October. A. ID. 1905. re-
corded among the land records Of Wor-
cester County, in Liber F. II. P. No. %,
folios 1896 ct seq., which has been duly
assigned to Franklin Upshur for the
purpose of foreclosure, there having
been a default in complying with the
terms OF said mortgage and such de-
fault having continued for three months.
the undersigned Franklin Upshur. as
signee Of said mortgage will sell at pub
lie sale to the highest bidder at the
Court House door in Snow Hill. Mary
land, on