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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-20

TO THE CITIZENS OF THE CITY OF
GARY. CALUMET TOWNSHIP,
LAKE COUNTY, STATE OF INDI-
ANA.
The undersigned. Patrick l. Fitz-
gerald, hereby gives notice to the citi-
zens of the City of Gary, Calumet
Township. Lake County. State Of In
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-20

Indiana and Wisconsin feeding prairie
.$9@11. Packing-S 750GS.50
straw-Rye. ss.5oq9; oat $7a7.5o;
wheat, S6d650
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-20
s Classified Advertising 81
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room;
suitable for one or two gentlemen;
steam heat Call at SIS SO. Holman St,
Hammond, or phone 966M. 2O-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-20
NOTICE TO TIMES
READERS.
NOTICE 10 ADYERTIsERA

Readers OF the following ADVERTISE
nnents who wish to communicates win
advertisers whose Identity 10 not rs
vealed. should follow the INSTRUCTIONS
so address them by the key letter given
Requests at thls office TO reveal the
identity of anonymous advertisers can
not. in justice TO the advertisers &c al
swerec. simply follow Instructions
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-20

SITUATION WANTED - Experienced
practical nurse in confinement cases;
best references. Call room II, Rimbach
block Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-20

WHY ARE YOU NOT TIMES
READER?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-20
BOARD AND ROOM.

WANTED-Roomers and boarders, by
week or month 43O Indiana ave.
Hammond. Phone $50. 1913
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-08
Cation uno Nenebme.

5suermarfhan Warten Sollr
tcn 9antoi ipurbe ouf Dem Meae ~
einem onseblinen 5euer pom Wagen
aeffIeubert uno ihmersbaFt an per
lhitoenen aorptribeiI,n perlsBi
Sm Ganton Shulratb pur5.
pus Gefuh bes Gallo Ran. gcuneil.
.. OF g.. fur ben @ebrduh o.s aa.
oitoriums fir cine lnterboltung on
BEN prdiioenten uno Dds 8uusaomi
mittse perfpieien. Gin 0orItIds Dor
Yrof. 5anlor fir einsn unsrt1eitlihsr
ReftfhuI aurfus fir 10 Wotsg
lruroe on bic Wli.aIieoer MeMurten
9dishn uno GuinbD perpiefsn. Tit
gorlase fir Ginperfsibuna Der dnorer.
senoen 1iitritte iou benz Reprdfsntdn
ten Siemnnn yueefanht rperstn. Trs
Bombs Der alisn s. apenue Ghule iolt
len inr5efIirt tuerben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-08

Die GOpingtou Sfiiee iIr oas pGim-
eiHMafier 8olfsblatt" befinbet lidp im
8ebGuoe 9p. 509-511 Weaoiipu
slnenus. Anseigen, Wittbeilnnaeu
Muo Sefreaungrn irgenowelher Art
iuerbeu bis 10 llbr abeHos oaleibit
eutsesenseuonmcu. Selepbou Suntb
3254.
- 5rosbsm man oft iibsr Ihlehte
Straben f6impft, bat Elm grobsrStein
in Der Witte Der Sohn Strabe in
g8eit eoDingtoH geftern gu friiher
Stunoe Elm groBes unelit perbinbert.
Die pferbe DOR etnsm Mdaen Der
9fational 8iscuit SO. ifsuten on Der
5. uno Crescent Apenue in Goptneton
unb iprengtsn oapon. sic raftsn bic
$oapman Strabe sntlan9 unb an Der
Sobn Strabe itieb Der Nostn gsssn
einen groben Stsin uHb fflus um.
0isies bemmte ben 2uuf Der 5hiere.
WGren lie ipeitsr geraft, 10 piiroen iie
in oas 5aus DON gbarles getpr am
Gnbe Der Sc9n Strabs gerannt iein.
Wabreno Der Dag.n 3srtriinmert
uno oeHeu sssnhalt 3erft0rt tpurne, Bile
ben Die pferoe unDerlest.
- Die 5reunbe beg 6errn 6. s.
8ougbertp BON aenton 60. iinp IN
Der arbsit, um ibm bic grnsnuuus
gum Wait9lieo beg unportetiihen Stats
goarp Of gontrol gu Tihern. Waurice
8. Gdfoin follts i'm Toa. fstnsr Rss
fianation ols ginnenfteuer Solicitor
bic Stsle erhdlten. 9ouebertp mar
annDibdt fir Die Staatslsgislutur bes
so. 8iftritts uuo fpurDe nit elmer gss
ringen We6rbsit Don Dan Mcgeun
geihlagen.
- gs oerlautet, Dab Die 4. Strabe
G6riitian airGe unb bic Central
Gbriftian Stride iih Der.inigeu ipolIen.
Der 5aa BON 5. 3. Warfb ees
gen bic gopinston & Cincinnati Gle
Dateo Railroao e 5ransfer gribos
60. tuuroe i'm Gircuiteeritlt bonn Rid
ter 5arbefon duf unbeitimmte 3eit
perfdoben. Die alugs lautet duf
SI999 S6aoenerfas tpessn erlitiener
gerlesungsn.
Der Sall BON Stepban u. Wols
kring rpegen aneeblihen s5riebenss
bru4s tpurbe i'm Staotgsridyt ieno=
rirt.
Sas 9eitament Der Waria at9te
tnaot Duroe i'm ecuntpssriht binkrs
Iegt uHo dneenpmmeH. Das Boppels
BudffeineebGube an Der RniYeG Np.
aipifhen Der IA. uHb Is. StraBe ers
holten tbre ainber u. g., William.
Bertha uno aouife aihtpabt; Got go.
134 in Der Jairpiep Got unb BuiIbina
Ain llnterabtbeiIuns erhdIt 8ertba
Ni9tDabt; 2ouife Qi1tiDobt erbdIt
$500 ertrd. Die 6ausbaltunesaeatns
ffdHDe erbulten ibre 506fer 9erfha
Snb 2ouife. Sk ernennt u. q. Qidts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-08

an Der 1uplor apenue; Glib gDDins=
ton, eineetroffen.
Sobn Sobnfon, lonse Sabre
Shdbmsiftsr Der Mmalsamaise 4hn
Of Sron anb Steel Worts, itarb ses
itern Mbenp i'm glItsr bon S3 Sabren.
Gr bintsrIdbt eine Wittpe, bret sob
ne uno 4 9Dhter.
DER 4. Wprtraa unter ben Iu-
ipisien Der 5o5ioIiitsn tpiro hsnts
4benb i'm 9iblictbets sGubitorium bon
gbil. 8. Ganerp aebaIten. Grin 3bss
ma tpirb r5ruit Buffers" isin.
Wie periautst, finb Die 8roBs
ee'hporenen NIT ber unterluhung
Der so ariminalfdIle, Die pom poliz
seistriht psrpieien tpurosn, beinabe
iertis uno pirb in einissr 5agen Elm
tbeilmeiIer 8eriht erpartst.
Die proptbent gesenIeitiss
9iIfsseIsllTdaft sripdhlts fOI9snoe 8e,
ante: prGfineni: Z. Sshan; 8i5e pros
iipent: Sobn Greimann; S6osmstltsr:
Saeob Dsnnis; Gin. Sstrstdr: aIer
Rdabe; aprr. Setretdr Go. Trabs
mann; 0irsttpren: Mnton Dleimdnn,
:. Wc@arrp, 8. 5sir1sr; Sergsont al
Mrms": Carl 8dreet.
Die ipsitaebsnitsn 9orbereitrlns
aen fir ben R0nigs.gda Der 0eutfhen
Shiisen am 19. Jebruar Sn Sonien's
5alIe peroen pom arronsemsntstoms
mitee setrofFH.
- Die Gliding RotIing min foa,
einem Geriiht sufolgs, in sinigeH Wo'
den pieber in 5bdtigtsit esfest psros
ben. Denn i'm Ganss, bef6dftigt bic
Mia an 300 4rbeiter uno beIduft lid
Die 3oblliite aui $500 per Node.
- Tas 2eihenbsgdngnib beg 9ss
teran-3 3eitungstrdgers u. 8. Ssgtr
fano aeitern 9ormittda pon Der Ct.
sllcpfius airfs aus itatt uno puros
Die sf.rbtihe 6ile auf Dem Mutter
eottsssSrieobofe beftaitet.
- Better Gain, Serton Der ct.
gnna Gemeinbs bon WeIt gopington,
puroe nah Dem St. Gtifubeth 6oipi.
tai asbraft.
Srau katherine WproemdHn,
oeb. Wiemann, itarb eeitsrn in ihrer
Bobnuna go. 18S ssits Strabs i'm
allter Bon 80 Jahrsn. Die Gsihe ptro
bebufs g.itatturg mad Musnitsr, g.,
Qefonpt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-08


Areisrithtsr fit Campbell gonntp,
forlbtrn bic Campbell Gpnntp Bar.
Nhocidtton fon iih oneeblih ebeHfolls
bogegen ersldrt baten.
DIE nGtorIisbt Sipe go. IA,
Dunlen Der Mdtfdbd<r, ipirD beutt BIT
fOIasnbeH neuen 8eamisn inftalIirtn:
pait GDm., Grou .. Gerebole; GcrIa
monber, Jrnu R. Gaffen; 6. g., gran
.. 6ermonn; 81. g., arau 6. Reis
mann; 6. a.. SRI. ]. Wlnlonep;
prempicr, Jrl. 6. 3ini; aaplan, ,Grou
u. 6igain; Serseant 5rau u. Rums
mel; Sentinel. ssrou 9. Urout;
pidei, gran GoIb. Die Jniia1irunq
ipirb Jrou g. Gloan pornebmen. Gin
Bdnfett tpirb ben Shlub biloen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-08
u E ~ , o It.

lie 9s,upprt Gffiee iar oas sGin.
eiunatier 9oIfsblait" befinbet iib in
9s. 339 gprt Strase, srseanber oem
Gonrtbauie, iuoi,lbit Rtutsfeiten, Nm
seieen IT. /. iu. bic 10 lthr 45 WiiHu.
ten Abeuos tntgsseneeuommeH Der.
ben. SeiepbuH Soutb 401.
- Sn Der unldnsft obsebaIiensu
gsr'ammIuua bss Sussnoperetns Der
gp. qrot. CT. 9aulus @emsinos purz
ben folgsnoe Mitslieoer aufsencmmen:
1beIma Rofer, goitb utb, 2ueela
Sberrer, Gina Sauerbrei, Siabeua
Gilt. annd gudsnbOfsr, Gifa 9insz
mann, Jrso. afheubaH. Jm 5rauens
gerein puroen aufssnommen: sSruu
5uber, R. Gang, Rid.er, Rutb 5aus-
mann. 9apss, ougbes, Dagner, &.
5eina. DaFer, WeBssr. Setrstdrin
Jrau fyaub rsihte fplgsuoeH S1hress
beridt sin: gilan3 am /. Sanuar 1911
$3.50; ginnahmsH pom gdHDerein
$340, amber. Ginnabnsn 1920, Raj.
f,s.rdns6en etc. $500. G<fhsnts $3.50,
SntereHsn S20.82. 3uiummen $999..
%. 4usgaben $857.52; bleibt cine gis
lang am /. Sanuar 1912 pon $141.70.
Setret1r Wdr gunon Bon Der 0es
meinbe hrihtet. ME folst: gilans an
6uno am /. Sanuar 1911 $154.s3;
Ginnahmen $2555.48, 4usaab<n
S2467.95; bIeibt cine giian3 am /.
Sanuor 1912 per $242.35.
- 9r. Sboler Bern. Sobn pss
perit. aonsreBabeeoroneien u. 9.
Bern, nurbs gtitern nit 5rau u. q.
Gmri., bon Ro. 1888 @arrare Npe.,
getraut. Tas guar rsiit. na6 ben Bers
muba SnisIn.
- Sas 3eiiament BON Spbn 90.
5sppner puros i'm Gounipgerihi hins
terlest unD an9snommen. Sr biniers
!GBt iein i6mmilites gisentbum ieis
nsn Finb.rn Sobn, 5arra, Dillie,
4bolpb, albert unb NuItsr beppnsr
in sl.ih.n 5beilen. Sein Sohn 5arrD
erbdlt isin psrionlihss gistntbum unb
lpuroe pieier auh gum grstutor er.
Hannt IblhdBer fino: Gsora ebert,
8. W. Rsuid il. unb aouis Wsbiing.
- Wiuiam Shuls reihts i'm Cir
euitgeridt .iHs ghef6eiounesfloae az.
gen Jod Shulg sin. 1as gaar e5e.
lihte fih am /. Suni 1905 in Waois
fonpille, $. unb lebie bis gum sSuni
1908 auIammen. Nus Der Gbe ,ntiproB
ein Sohn. gr bsbanptei, bab fie ibn
i'm Sabre 1908 obns jsosn Grunb pers
laHeH babe uno isit Suni 1911 Elm.
JnfdHtn zines JreuoenbauTss in gins
cinuati fei. gr perlanat Shxibuna
uno bic Sbbui iiber ibr s{ino uno fol
Das @eri6t fsiner Jrau bag R.ft ae.
ben, ibren Wdbtsnnamen Aba Gors
Nib fiibren gu eiirfsn.
- 5err Wm. 2aups, friber Wirth
IN bieiiger Stapt, tDurbe nit gouii.
glurton bon GooiHston aetraut. Gus
puar reiits nah Qsip gort, mo- Serr
aampe cine Stslle als Rsiienber inn.
bai.
- Jm gireuitssriht nurbe i'm
Jaae bon Gufper pfirrmdnn unb ans
bsTe sssen Die eitiaens telephone 60.
I'm urtbeil iiber ! Gent unb aogten
dbgtgeben. - Sobn Burhfslo fpurbe
lptgsn Wibahtung bes Oerihtes aui
"a Stnnben nah oem GefGnaniB qe.
fanbt. = Jm Jane Der Commonwealth
aife Jniurunee 60. ssssn RaneH Iins
nisan unb y. W. gmIsr, eberiff BON
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-08


Hno Hsaiafeifen iinb ah,nacben Ode
Der 4. mno Charles StraHe. llnier
asrnt fHr Samiltpn ippbnt Ro. Sol
Noro iront Strnfe. 5eleyhpn Sa.
milton 1861. Ielepfon unicres
aprreiponocnfem: 393X gea.
- Ritier Wurpbn bepnlioie Dem
Ialf. Reomonb bic S6eibuna BON aa.
thsrine Rsbmonb dui Gruno BON Ser
nahldHiguns unb Wibbinhuna.
Margaret aeefer purbe bon 6omsr
aeefsr pesen 9srnahldiiiaune gsihis.
ben.
- Ter 5arens9erein Der S.ss
pbenss Rirt. xranitaItst nGdftn
GsHitaa 4beno einen gunrs In Der
ct. Sisptsnss6olIe.
- Dos 5eitdment Der perft. aatbee
riM 6. oortG ipuros ssitern Wloram
Dor Rihter 0aro pon yrpnli Gefhpos
rensn, beiteheHb aus ben 4bpoiaten
3iuior. Sheilborn, Gainss, Bod,
aaus. Bsseo, Boil, Regert, Seuober.
Batter. Cope unb gsbert, fir g,iesIid)
ertIdrt. Die Rlnas pon ssoiepb 6.
5otpen segen beu1eitamentspolIi
Brandon WinitiH, nm umitobuns oes
1eitamsnts, ipuros Iebie Wohe suriids
esosen, ipeh iih bic eei.sIibsn Grben
nuf elm aompromib sesinisi babeH.
Der HahIab bslduft ii6 auf$155 900.
Don ptlhem bas WertpsSofpitol beis
nabe $4,000 .rbt. Ginseibittn iiber
bus aompromib purotn ni6i perofs
fsntli6i.
- Die Stusriptbr nuroe porlebte
Nati nm IL llbr Hah Dem 8ierter's ;
ftM 9ilorS. 3immer, 90. "a Brain
Sfrabe, esruf.n. 100 Elm. Rife NIT
IbfalI i'm aeller branuie. em: 1biirs
ipnrbe eiugeihlngen unb bic JlammeH
tpuroen. sbs Sfaosn anaerintes pers
BEN tonnts. gelOiti.
- DC 1eutft 4meritoniihs
Stobtperbano bat bic n6ibisen Dprs
ber,isnno.n fir bic i1briine Gsisr bon
mafbinaiOns Gtburtstas seiroffen.
Die Jsisr ipirb ourh Gin muiiialiihes
Qroarnmm untsr 2eituna ots Shfpsis
ser WaRnsrhors unD Sdngtrbnnbs
in Der gosiisr'iden 6aIIs itniifinben
unb nit .insmBonieii befhloHeH ,pers
ben. 2incolu's Oeburistae ipiro 3ur
islbsn 3tit seieisrt. Der Damensipeis
fss Eianipsrbones ipirb bel Der Jeier
bsbifflif, fein.
- Dominic Gonlara unb Jrant
Wprris. ipelde iiinait in nem edoen
BON y. %. Bed In trenton einorangen.
Weifer u. I. ~. i'm Hsirnae BON $50
iiohIen unb in Cincinnati in G<ipabrs
fam aencmmsn iporbtn rpareH, ipurbtn
mad iuraer Beraihing i'm DeriGi BON
Hidtn Murphn ituIbis befunben.
- 6tiratbslfsine: Rorma nc
See, 20, unb Dolpbie s5tffers. 18,
be;be BON Weit Gbener. 4etna Jors
BON. 81, Wiboletoipn, unh g5rn Reees,
20, Irenton. 1obn o. Ghrnbin, 25.
Gbanbon, unb CtiDe 9. gImss. 10,
BON Rob.
- Der Strabenbabnrpas Vo.4O2
Hnier Qeituns bss WOiormannes vi.
Smith nnb bes Ronbuiieurs Nm.
Hornts, rannie sefttrn Worsen nui
btr GiebsWain Sfrabe Bride atstn
ben Nagen bes 1r0blsrs J0eob lefGs
nsr bon Der WapIs Mpenue. Dopib
Dprbou, Der Jubrmann, ipurbe babel
I nus benz Jubrmert gtf9leubert uni
lnliit tDrperiifx Dsrlsbunsen. Gr
nurbe BON Or. J. 8. Rol IN Hebnnb-
Ifung gsslommen unb fanb Mufna6m!
Jim Mercp 6ofpiinI.
- Tit hieiige gllssloae bat bi.
frIbere Nsiib<n3 bes Or sGoupsrheurs
5ames g. Campbell, Ode ber Giib 4
unb aubloip GtraBe, fiir EN- Alubs
bous espahtet.
oamsssksibes ss1fift - . W. ~ xAses.
J6r Hrcstessr Jfaffst oas sch snrsl6, Usn
1kss~ xAals HNH 1e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-08

MefhirIuHaeH ssrcfitenien esTsn bctFsTtu vaiFy
ifsnrsrsenoe Bsienfe hslfruIgias a1aeerifisns
Ttlnimbanesr, 16Hcraen I'm aRderdt ooeF
ApTiindftEmiis
Eis foHaen liea abIoIut amf Die gSiriittia bon
gamrhrliR serl1fter. HergemtfierH Ess hA aeF
her ssahrbeit biefer Eebanptunges, tnbsm Slf
I'm eiH Rrebe Fadet fd9retben, Dns irsx ppHsH
feBnln Sbr Ranse IND Sbys Tbrefig DN nily
fiHlanff, ioiieufrei snfei6en srfrben. Gle istis
bsrsf'iat. eir feldbes pa6ei 81 crBalfen
gamrhsfiu fpirb In agfeu arcibffeE GU goe
rer S6adste psgfGuft cher elreft non Der HJrv
Trmr 60. 100 Forfh g. geenge, 9bieaaes VI !.
rcrf6jdt. IS fam sn aIIeH TcWfGssH np3s
itefen beBoafH lctgheH Hro rtro roH beHielncH
heslcuS empspbisB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-08

ttuii. paifeH ale fich
sl,if teiHe 2ri,srtmerte
e'ii sstffs spcm;f
gle Sbre FrMft ctHs
TeihtTf feuHeH, sptrD
fte 1Hf8iinonHa 20
fstnen hcieitig6n. ole
fse Frvnhfrbnrs sibs
GaHspbslin. Udmptn.
stH lenf Direft 81 egIi.
elite bee IhHsf ses
rsfr peicene. DsaH
desjrGudse GampHsliH
flir stuen iicifrn 6GiS,
MtrrrrfnHeens tHaes
drttfrfts lEuefyIu frff
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-08
U0lu(fsl sic GaMD6g(h fit
eins Grfdlaao Ii 0tt 1ru6,
fofentrei.


a--b. a-b! Gin EelBenoer 5nfisH. ghmsrs
ssH in ber ETgfi.-iin6 Eie bdben Doe frite Ssus
blum ffr RIeuttfn, taHgeHerfghnnuna poH
rHbfre HnnGeHs ink GCIssHraHfhsitsn p1tltrl-~
trfHn Yis hcw uehel nidaf faiert sQtrealt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-08

0anssstsibes ee1<ilt - 0 ~ II Eases.
J6r Upcttessr yfnffsf bas Sch snril6, wgnn
1dsc Ciufns(lu bsrgshit, iTseneensn 6aH pen
3uafnbeH, Blinb<n, BlntsTlhen cher eeyboEiies
tsEetn 41msssteitsm tG . W. ~ zdefu sn
teiseH. box.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-05-31
Order Nisi.

In the Matter of the settlement of the estate
of Lille ]. Griest, deceased.
In the Orphans Court for Cecil County.
Ordered. this 14th day of May, the year 1919.
by the Orphans Court for Cecil County, that
the sale of the real estate of Lille J. Griest,
deceased, mentioned in these proceedings,
made and reported by Perry A. Gibson. ex-
ecutor, be ratified and confrmeds unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 10Th day Of July, next, provided a copy OF
this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed and published in Cecil County once a
week for four successive weeks before the 18th
day of June next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
s6sOOO
r. B. MERRITT,
M. s. SENTMAN,
True Copy. T. S MILLER
Test; T. B. MILLER. Register.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-05-31
WOODLAND

The Woodlawn will hold festival at
Hopewell church, Tuesday evening, June4 II
stormy the festival will be held the next fair
evening.
Miss Ida Thompson spent several days in
Baltimore this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Terry spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Cameron at Cherry Hill.
Miss Beulah Mccall is visiting Mrs. Clinton
jackson.
MI. and Mrs. Walter Reynolds, Misses Laura
and Ethel Reynolds, of Oxford, were the
guests of Miss Leila Thompson on Sunday.
The Woodlawn boys have organized base
ball team with a. g. Clark as manager.
Mrs. E. D. Lamdin gave the fourth in the
series Of Ten-cent Teas last Thursday after
noon.
Miss Olive jackson was weekend guest of
Mrs. Ernest Brickley.
Messrs. VIM. Linton, Geo. Mckay, Charles
Blaine and Clarence Holt, Of Wilmington,
were guests at M. L. Thompson's one day
this week.
The Woodlawa Y held social at Mr.. HI. HI.
Kirk's Friday evening, May 2ith. Mrs. Kirk
presided and after the regular business meet
Ing, the following program was given:-Reci-
tation. "A Yankee in Love-" Albert Rea; solo,
sAll Round the World, " Mrs. Minerva Rutter;
reading. Mr.. VIM. Rea; Temperance Standard.
read by Miss Ida Thompson. After pleasant
social time refreshments were served.
Miss Susanna jackson has returned from a
visit to Wilmington.
Mrs. William Harris, of Wilmington, was q
weekend guest of Mrs. M. L. Thompson's.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-05-31

Gain In Votes Since The Count Special
Bonus Inducements.
Bonus Inducements.

The time for the next count is fast APP
preaching and with it interest in the
result is growing daily more keen with
friendly rivalry among the contestants for
first place. The remaining days will wit
ness an active compaign for more votes.
New subscriptions are coming in and the
merchants are having wide and active de-
mand for the merchant coupons.
Ii you are not subscriber for the
JOURNAL now is the time to start, Or if you
owe now is the time to pay. You have
no doubt friend among the contestants
who would be delighted to have your
votes.
Fifteen dollars in gold is worth con-
siderable effort and the energy put forth
to secure this lands the winner that much
nearer success at the finish when the
piano will be awarded. There is nothing
worth while obtained in this world with
out energetic and thoughtful effort and to
become victor in this contest and to re-
ceive the reward that goes with it, is GER
tainly worth while. If your efforts here
tofore have been spasmodic, from now on
make them continuous and determined
Enlist the men as well as the women folks
in your behalf. They will enjoy the
JOURNAL and will be glad to help you
along 10 victory. Speak to your friends
and neighbors and see how quickly they
will respond. One Of the beauties Of this
contest is that few are disappointed-there
are prizes. 1t is time. when you can
ask your friends to show their friendship
ia a substantial way by assisting you.
The count of June nth. will be decisive
as to the SIS, but its Importance must
not be overlooked for your standing on
that occasion is sort of barometer to
your following of friends and, if you win,
ii will be the result Of the efforts Of your
self and friends.
The JOURNAL has the laudable ambition
to improve right along and go to every
home in Rising Sun, and vicinity; to stand
for and promote those things which will
be for the good of the community and to
WELD as great influence as possible. for
the upbuilding Of the town we are justly
proud of.
For every seven yearly new subscrip-
tons we will give 10000 extra votes.
making total of I4,2oo votes.
For every seven renewal subscriptions,
5000 extra, total Of II. 500 votes.
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CALVERT AND VICINITY.


Rev. j. B. Brinkema. of Zion Presbyterian
church preached the baccalaureate sermon to
the graduating class Of Calvert Agricultural
High School on Sunday evening. the seating
capacity Of Rosebank M. Il. church not being
nearly sufficient to accommodate his audience,
The text chosen was Corinthians VII, 4:
.sBut every man have his proper gift Of God,
one after this manner and another after that /"
The members Of the graduating class are;
Harvey Anderson. Frank lMagaw, Leonard
Wilson. Marguerite Richardson. Gertrude
Touchton and Esther White.
The commencement exercises will be held
Friday morning. 3lst inst. The address to the
graduates win be made by John d. Worthing-
ton. president Of Hartford County School
Roard.
Miss Vienna Brown is visiting Calvert
friends.
Calvert Agricultural High School Alumni
viii hold their annual banquet at Engler &
Murdaugh's restaurant. Oxford on Saturday
evening.
Alexis Watson and family, Oxford, are visit
ing John T. Adams.
Mrs Mcdonald. of Elk Mills. Pa, is visiting
the family of H. G. Kidd.
Mrs. Reeves is the guest of Mrs. Margaret
Hawke.
Rowland Haines, Of Perryville, is visiting
Zachariah Leonard.
There are quite number Of visitors in Cal
vert and vicinitytwho have come to enjoy the
commencement and Decoration Day exercises
The hail storm Ok Friday evening last was
probably the heaviest that has ever been OK
perienced in this section. Some Of the hal
stones we're OF unusual size. the tape measure
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showing some to be over six inches around
This statement can be verified. Two families
in the neighborhood enjoyed ice cream made
with hail gathered up in their yards
would advise our obliging mail carrier to
beware of the culverts and mail posts and not
become infatuated with the ladies, or perhaps
his glasses need changing.
Misses Cornelia and Ella Kirk. of Philadel-
phia, have returned to. their country home
near Calvert for the summer.
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Escapes An Awful Fate.

A thousand tongues could not
express the gratitude Of Mrs. =. e.
Cox, Of Joliet, III I, for her wonder
full deliverance from an awful fate.
Typhoid pneumonia had left me
with a deadful cough, she writes.
sometimes / had such awful
coughing spells I though I would
die. could get no help from
DOCTORS treatment or other medi-
cines till / used DIR. Kings New
Discovery. But I owe my life to
this wonderful remedy for I
scarcely cough at all now. =
Quick and safe, its the most re-
liable of all throat and lung medi.
cines. Every bottle guaranteed.
Doc and 81 90. Trial bottle free at
Eli T. Reynolds.
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Cecil National Bank
Port Deposit, Nd.

VIII be glad to welcome accounts
osindividuals, firms or corporations.
We offer our services and trust we
may be able to be of service to the
citizens Of this community and sur
rounding country.
It IS the PEOPLE who support a
bank in the way Of deposits. We
claim it is the first duty of a bank
to look after its patrons and in a
conservative way support their in
terests. By doing so we make
friends and business among the
bone and sinew of the land.
FAVOR US WITH A CALL.
3. v. sTocKHAM. L. G. WHITE,
President. Cashier
I. &C. BOND, JR.. Asst Cashier.
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q THE TRoTTlrd BRED STALLION
dA LARRY McALLeN

MORGAN HAAIBLEToNIAN NAPOLEON
BLOOD, will stand for service at the barn
of the subscriber, 1Is miles northwest OF
Rising Sun, Md.
DESCRIPTION--He Is beautiful mahog-
any bay. five years old, compactly and SYM
metrically built and has great endurance and
finest Of manners and disposition, and is a
very fast unframed trotter; his blood is traced
TO Ethan Allen, the greatest of Morgans, to
Ham bletonan TO- by several lines, aid to
Louis Napoleon. Full pedigree furnished
TERMS-Eight dollars to insure; one dollar
must be paid at time OF service; seven dollars
when colt is one day old. All risks taken by
owners of mares. and mares must be shown or
money paid at foaling time.
a26-am. THEO. wooLLENs. JR.
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If you use lead and Oil Paint on
your property, you are taking big
chances the Lead may not be
pure the dryers may be inferior
the Oil adulterated and the paint
cannot be mixed as well by hand
as BY powerful machinery. If you
use