Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-10-07

Of Indiana.
FOR CONGRESS
Hos. FRANK .. SMITH.
Of Calvert oountyI
MONDAY. OCTOBER Z. 1912.
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The Emersons are again in the spot
light.
The s. p. c. A. has come to life
again.
Force of habit gets the blame for too
much Of the wrongdoing.
These are the days when the Book of
Nature getteth short Of leaves.
Anyway the story of the campaign
fund inquiry makes interesting read
ing.
II you lack self confidence you might
borrow some of the surplus from some
candidate.
Young woman forgot her name and
wandered far. Some even remember
their names.
rhe Balkan war cloud is almost as
persistent as the revolutions on this
side of the Atlantic.
1t still remains true that the best
heads Of hair are the result Of taking
care of what nature gave.
Men are wearing those green and
gray fuzzy hats again. and yet they
make fun of women's styles.
When a mans wife elopes with an
other man he might have had worse
luck. She might not have eloped.
The temperance man who wants the
beer wagon to drive up in the night
isn't very much of temperance man.
Every man in the country has the
right dope on the worlds series.
If you don't believe it ask a few of
them.
Young man who has left the pulpit
for the stage probably considers he is
letting himself down easy by making
his debut in''The Daughter of Heaven"
We trust that the physicians who are
worried about Colonel Roosevelt's
throatiwill prescribe about l6 years of
rest for the country. Philadelphia In
Quirer.
The fellow who would rather earn
three dollars a day than stay in jail
now has the opportunity If he is so un-
fortunate as to fall into the tolls of
the law.
The following did not happen in An
napolis. but ii could easily have done
so:
An evangelist asked all the men
present who were honest and paid
their debts TO stand up. All arose but
one. tie said he was the local editor
and couldn't pay his debts because the
men standing were his delinquent sub
scribers.
The work being done by the Boys
Scouts under the efforts of Instructor
c. $. krantz. is highly commendable.
Mr. Krantz has worked hard all summer
to train the boys and has given much !
of his time to the movement of oTgani- |
cation. The Boy Scouts are grateful |
for contributions of prominent citizens
to carry on their work as well as to
Mr. Krantz for his valuable assistance |
in training them.
A crack Drained Congress has placed |
the government in a thorough muddle |
regarding the clause in the postal ap- |
preparation bill requiring publicity''of |
the private concerns of newspapers.
The measure is a meddlesome. inuuisi- |
tive soeialisic and unconstitutional at |
tempt to bring newspapers under the /
control the railroads renow under. /
What has Congress to do with /
the questions whether newspaper 4
prints matter that is paid for?-Cum- !
berland Daily News.
When you pull down the town which
is your home, you are pulling down /
yourself, and when you build up you
are building up yourself and your
neighbor. Try and Danish from your
mind the mistaken idea that all good
things are away off in some other 10.
cality. Give your town all the praise I
it can legitimately bear. 1t certainly
will do you no harm and will cost you
nothing: and above all, patronize your
home Institutions W estminister
Times. ,