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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-23
Nusldneiid)e Tabrtd1tert'

Der 4riehti de 2 ol D q /.
Gin aeuner 9rieheulanos uHo lelnes
Seerpeiens f6reibt Dariiber: rWteoer,
nie fhou manhmul, gellt ourh Die
StrqBen gtbens oas Sito l Guds.
Sito 0 pslemps! IS lebe 9rteAenIdno,
es lebe Der arieg, uno bic StratiotasI,
Die SolpQten, itr0msn 3u ben Baftsn.
Man bat in europa retr tpenl9 Ser@
trauen CUR grteaiihen armse, dber
oamit tbut man Dsm gemslneu WtaHn
peniaitens Inre6t. 3ieie armen Slr=
ten uno 8duern IN ibren blaBblauerl
5udboien uno punteIblauer sSdden
iinb niht 10 itramm ME pommeriAe
8renaoiere, aber i6re pfltht DsroeH
Iie thun. oils gptftrate GRetrutsn) 1tno
iie pom 2o6iae, benz 5eloDebeg uno
ieinen llnteroffi5iersn nit en- bio trta
oenou 70 georiQt pprben, tpie Die neut>
Ihen SoloQten. Die apmmanDos 1nb
nitt burhpeg griehii6. aus oer8dpez
ridden 3eit bat man 9alt uRo Usar1d9
beibehaIten, neil man feline tur3en
qrie6iInen Worts oafiir bate. 9llio
bas epomu arm, 9spebr auf S6uIter,
pdruiioite arm, prGisntirt ous 8epebr,
para popd, 9erpebr bel SUB, 1T genau
| 10 fleiBiq Qeubt pproen in uno ouBer@
balb oes lohos, Der aompagnis, uno
audi on Wunnes3uht feblt es Riht.
Der Solbat gebordt, tpenn er gut be-
hunoelt miro, unb bas 1T Der San,
obne bab Der Gdnonismos ods&rtegse
re6t, in 2lttion tritt, unD galamioi,
bas Militdrgefdngnib in Nauplta fur
ShpsrbeItrafte, bat penig Suianen.
2eiber aber taugen Die 4rioHotifot. Die
Sffiaiere, nid1ts. sic iiRh ourh biz
golitit tprrumpirt, uno ale, Der Sin=
taomatarfis, Der Sberft, Der Sagmas
| tarhis, Der Muipr, bis gum iiingiten
2eutndnt binunter, iteden ttef inShul'
ben, moran freilib ibre elenoe 8e3oba
lung nit ihulp 1T. Sic tiimmern itf
penig nm ibre 2eute uno piomeH tbs
nen nidt i'm eutfernteiten Die 5iirior:
&c, bic man BON Sffi5ieren gepobnt
| lit. Sine niht iible 5ruppe 'tno OH
GbIpnoi, eine 2lrt 9droejdger, ipenn'
gIeih tbr palitorentoitiim nit Der Ju:
itanela, oem plaifirten tur5en 9alett.
rDften, fonii6 beriibrt. Wfit oel
| 9lnbGnglihfett an oas &0nigsbaus II
| es, tpie befannt, niht nett Der. 9ln
bsiten ift es bumit nod in Der prppin5
lei ben Stdbtern bon 4rgps unp oer
gauern Der SuabDs Gbene, beitellt
| bic benz 9dfIilsp tpn Gllinpn, benz So
nige Der SeQenen, Gbrfurht eutgegen
briueen. Bel ben 4tbenern lit Die On
Matte unten ourh uber audi im2anb
persleihen 9reiis 8onig 9eprg oft mi
Otbpn. benz periasteu DITTO. unb oieI
9ersleide fallen fir ben jebtgsn Serr
fber niht fhmeihelbnft aus. Sin IN
slidlider Rries tpiirbe ihm unb iei
nem 5auie ii9er bic 9rone tpiteH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-23
Siaise SurbeersH.
Qonbon, i'm Sttober.

II D III 2IIpptI.
Der 0uilD GrpreB, beiIen rii6riger
Gbefreputteur glumenfeIb feline Gslsz
genbeit poriibergsben ldBt, burh pu>
triotisnus nett gu MAIDEN, mas 1etner!
postiI6en Rumen an engliIhem Elanz
ge abgebt, BAT cine Gntoedung gez
ma6t, bic in Der muIitaIiIheu Melt
cine epo6ema6enoe 8irtung niht
Osrfeblsn tauu. Die GngIdnoer"
Ihreibt er, yoiirfeu fortun &niprua
auf einen Rubnr erbeben, Der bisber
BON ben SeutIheu bs6auptet pprben
1T, ben Der beiten &laOierfabritanteu
Der Welt."
Der Weg, auf benz er gu bieieu gntz
bstung gelangte, TT Don ebsnio tlafia
i6er ginfahbeit pie 3tperhfelIeri4itz
tsrnoer 2pgit.
llnlGngIt beSeihnet bier iemanb in
9uufe elmer 3eitungser0rtsrung, oi:
Iih um sinen anberen 9e9enitanf
brebte, dIs IelbitperitdnDlih, baB eng
liide Glu9el uno Biunos Ii9 ntht nit
beutI6en Tabritaten meHen tonnten
Gn9lif6en Sirmen ging bteIe gemer:
flung empfinblih gegen oen Stri6, UNI
| iie ubsrboten einanber in 9egenbe:
bauptungen. Die lIeberlegenbeit bel
beutIden grseusniiIe auf bieiem Sc
btets lei ldnsIt nur nod eine 5abel
unbefangene WIrbigung ergGbe tpabr:
iheinli6 cine umgetebrte Werthung.
Qllsbdlo nabm Der Satlp grpret
IiCh Der nationulen 9ldpisrbauinouitrit
| aufs fpGrmite an uno perlangte elmer
ab Doc 3u perdnitaltsnDen, ourd I'm
parteiiihe Shiebsrihter gu tpntrollt
renpen 8sttbeperb 5pii6eu oeutihel
unb eugliihen 9ianos, 81 oem it6 bi
| teimiI9en 5irmen nullten bis iieb
| aebnten Rdnqes Ipfort bereit erfldrtet
uno pp5u er audi bic oeuti6en 5duie
ppn Weltruf einIub. Oieie, pie Bed
itein, BIiitbnsr uno Sbaa, lebnten all
boili6, aber entihieoen i6re She'll
nabme ab. Ter 9oilp grpreB Ihtoi
oaraus, bic beutI6sn 6trmen fiirdtt
tenben 9luSgang zines iol6en Wstt
tampfes uno tonitatirte gelahen Del
5riumpb Der britiI4en iiber bic ten
tonii6e 5liieelbautunjt.
/ SD sneiebe lsioer niht Den 8or5u
Der perIOnlihen 8stanntihaft De
| Shriftleiters pom SailD grpreB. Sc
u6Iie i'd ibn, 10 luiiroe ih gu ibm Ia
gen: .9lumenfelolsben," niiroe ih ia
gen, .Sie baben ba cine fanloie Sbe
gebabt, nun beuten Sic lie aber auc
ssbOrig aus. gtah oieiem Sdem
tDnnen sic Sbrem aooptiO 8ater
lanne bic idmeidelbafteiten uno Dc
iibrisen Welt Die iiberruidenbite
Dinse bepeiien. 9isr etnise Sips:
i 9arrp 2auoer, Der iaottilae Eonl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-23
3d9li1er Wtartt.Be erid3t.

Gtnsi11ati, 22. Sftober 1912.
Die naAfsIaenbsa Gustirunsea be,iebeH
10 MIR axf eRsrsS fransaftisnen. 1.i
fleiaersu eef&dftta ssrssa stsas SsSeu
Sreife bere&uet.
Drsstfisaen.
Der Nartt sar ruhla, bic 9rtife E.tia.
6A1ali. $rina 6tssw 3l1.65-l1. IS
frsSsnsefaI,euesBI.if6.M 6. Martt
III fsa. etsrt clear 9eitsn l2k-l2Le,
ftsrt NisSenisiteH l2 - l2l1s, ertra ihsrt
clear Seiten IL l21<e, 6dultern liz
u24s Bellies IL - l311e isis sas ~
Mebr ssrSa6t-
Satsn.- Martt fef. ebsrt Hare Sci.
ten I3k - 1916, tur3e kipbsafsiten 49,
l3l4t, ertra bort clear eeiiea l3--I3xe,
64nlterx 2L--l2Ae nns Bellies l4--145<s
lsfe nae W per tfune mebr serpa6t.
sugar Cured 8leii1. - Nartt in Hetis.
AZ & 10, presiiaa M sassn 'sn's 20 eea:si' e ai'
&Aultern II 121f, Res Dsrt Sat esnI.
tern l2K - %, trsxfse Beef e@is,.u
l9.O0-20.O0.
GGbasbSxsItes 6reifA.-Maritie fer
6tiHiea l4H - Is, visnic e4ul.ern
ll--llkt, Heuies l6I<--l7Lc. Gmulteru
ll-Il>4s, Nss Ssri Gut easlt.ra Ilh
'--l1Ae.
..trtf9et6teif9.-e@inEsm 1871 -131<.
$tsxis e4ultsrn 10s -11lze, eaultsrR IL
like, fbsrt Nippexleitsu 1lk-l1Ae, fbsrl
flare 6sitea 1ll-lI5<r, egtro fbsrt eeitsp
llA-ll1ae 1sliiss l3sx-l53ls Der Yfsas.
Beef Gareai 10-lSe.
Neht uno Ottseibs
t.
Yiefl.-- aeues Dinter vatest 44.00--5. co.
8inter Danss S4.55-4.70, Diatse 6amiIi
S4O0-4.I5. extta 33.76-s.S0, Dt6tn2tti
S3.45-3.66. parter 0ei1ea pattat S4.8O-
S.lt. b. tanes t4.40-1A01s. easliIs $l.o(
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-23
Niebmdrfte.
Sine eiuuati. 22. Sttobsr.

Ginetu 22. Sttobsr.
sufuhr nus B.riauSt mdhrsno Der p.rloi.
ienen "a Stunseu, osrsliaen NIT benz sOrAer.
sebensen Sas. Darea Die iolst:
1ufxJr: KWssiss. SADetne. eaaie.
Oft. FL 1850 4538 1912
OF, 24. 545 1850 582
Der cerIauss Sstru1 In Serielbsa Belt:
Oft. 21 ..... 166 3076 249
OH. "a. 1853 1912 670
Rinbbieb. - Die Hadfraae mar nur
mdtis, bic 8ufubr siemlih sroi uRo bic
Freife faum fetis.-Stodsrs unb Stecsrs
marsn fnpah.--WlIdtube tetie bis fart.
0Arne 6tiere branten $6.25-7.50, srtra
- faass 500. D6jen $2.s5-S.50,
tIeifterktere $4.25-7.60, auserIsisxe bis
trtra 37.26-7.60, esilsrs $3.25-5,65, aus.
erlefene bic ertra $5.75-6.35, faneH -
&ibe $2.26-S.25, anserIetene BIG estra $4.75
$50, Ganners t2.25-350, 6ts6ets sas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-23
ehitsas. 22. Gttcb.r.


NeIr. - Der Nsrtt it a.tia. sstnt.r
yatents - 25-4.75, 9traisSts a. .oO--4.65,
Gprins yat.ntsS4. .2S-5.3s, 1traisbts 81. 90
--4.a5 Da,ers s3.e0-3e0.
8etssn.-Sur Ds,smb.r S214-934c,
am eSIus sat; fir Nai 81 - s7&e,
an sdIub s719t; fir 5uli s44-s4he, am
ehlus 1896.
@sIfStsru. - ear SttsLsr 637+-
64e, am e&lut 6334e; fur December 53s4
--635se am ehIus 5ssse; fur Wai 5asas-
s2Hs am ehlus 621ae; fur Suit sac
52A, am sdlus 5224e.
&sfsr-Gar Gessmb.r 32l 2l-82He om
S&lut 3214c; fur Nai 3453s-S43s, an
ShIus 543sc.
Nsase R.-Ns. 2 6s-69e.
osrfe. - SUITE 8ntters.rts 4S-5Sc,
quite bis Asics EaI.asras 59-72e.
fimstSsfa aamsa. - sfsue $500
--4 90 IepgeKtNsr.
RI.sfaameH. - s1a.0o-ls.oo per
gentnsr.
NesSsrt - S17.121< - 17.i5. aa'
sanuar $19.Oo-l9221, am Sdlus SIS. .05
fir Mat $3.50 - 1s.s71, am StIsf
$l8 10.
eSmaI,. = sll.35 Der 700 yfD. Sur
Dttsber Sl1.25-ll 40, an eAIuS $1125
fur December $40 97i--11.0714 am saIri
| &10.97k; fir 5anuar $10.80 - 1890, an
sAIus $lo.8o; iir Rai $l0.3218--10.37l
am Sdlus Sl0.321s
G5srt Htss.nf fet n-esfe $10.5(
-<1l.25 per 100 yfuHS. 6Ir Sttob.,
tl0.571<--10.66, am Sdlus $40 6216; fiji,
San. S1O.1B--1022 am S1lu5 $40. 10
fir Nai $9.67H - 9.97H, am Sdlui
$3.50.
1sttsr. - Nar.t III ketia. E,eaMerisi
241e-29c, Oars 221a-27e per yfuns.
eier. - Nartt IA feiis. 8rif6e 81 -
24e per Oxteab.
AIfe. - Martt n ftstis. Sreaa l711-
171<c Der Yfans.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-23
9bieaas, 22. Sttsber 1912

Ttnbstts.-S S..s.s s.. .45-1O.75, srss
6ti.rs 81 40-5.70, pealihe Stisrs $3.50
$50, stsf.rs uus Ssssers $4.20 - Z 30.
ftdse une Seiiers So 80-7 40, fdlber $3.50
$50. Wortt itstig bi5 10e ni.oriqtr.
eas.iae. - eetate $50 - S.85, s.-
mifhts $8.25-8.95, thnere s830-8.95,
rsuhs $3.50 - 8.45, S.rtst s475 - 7.40.
Wartt f1aa unb 10--15c Hi.bri5er.
6dsfe guo edmmer- Gin.
heimii&s So $3.50. sefIihe So 75-4 .65,
SdbrIina. "a. 65-585, aammer ginbsint-
fae $5.75 - TAO, sefIthe $535 - 7.3E.
Wartt idDa5 uno i'm Gagem.iuen l0c ME.
briaer.
Sufzbr. - giassiss 5000, ShHstnt
27 900, S&afs uRs 21mmer 50 900
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-23
es,esbaIH.M .Massu.
Sen. ss-As ass xrhsr u Hes Ssrs.


Sch .on EAU" Surse au - 81 ausas'
lieben unb ihlos 3u 4%.
Srima ssfaaitspapiere Shrstn ~ 90
Sistsntirt.
eterlina Gr&anae In letter. StHt
,u s4.88 uns 40 Iass Commercial Ttus ~
s4.8l2s-4.815s.
Dnnoes. CbItaatisnen SarsH Me-
tia unb nsrcsn wie ielat dnst,rt:
Ser. gtaaten Aefunsins RI lOl lol 4.
~ resiHrirte C920 1l3A-ll4L eenpons
goussns lo2lS - lO3, Ysnama @ssiftsrss
~ 10l--l01H.
4ftiermar.t. - Bel Der 6r0fnuaa
mar Der Mtarft uxaerta.It. i'm Aaqsrnelnen
aber fea. qebisb @aaep naren in Der HUI.
pdrtsbepeaunq tonansebeno. Rad ablauf
Der eriieu Gtunbs aber tparbe ein Erud sum
gertauf.n auss.iibt, uuo bic esStnns GIN
aen babel pieber Uerloren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-23
Metau marft.
NssDsrt, 22. Sttob.r.

NtsDsrt, 22. Sttober.
sinn il Hau su 5000 - $3.50; aupTs {
ii ihmah; Glsctbrslstie $l7.62 - l7.87c,
cate $l7.62 - 1876; eating su sl7.25-
1877. 1Ii rubis ,u $5.l5. SssIter fetig
~ $3.50. eiitu fsf. Ns. l 8sunsrs 1or. /.
tbern ;u $1S.25-l8.75, As. , Do. ,u SIT. rs
1925, Re, l Soutbern xrl Hs. Ssu
tberR ioIt au tlS. 25-l8.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-23
Mus,sdrtige mdrfte.
Reupsrt, 22, Sttober.

wetr.- 8ufutr 1895 Bbls., Berfanbt
1928 BIS. Der Nartt mar b.ute ffetig.
eprina 9atent 84.6O-4.9 80, Binter straitet
$4.40--450, Dinter $atents 81. .70--5.I .I5.
eyrins elears S4.25--4,50, Binter Grtra,
-. 1 44.10-4.20, No. 2 DO. $4.00-4.10,
aanfas etraisbts $4.15-4.25.
MsssenmttI bar beute ftetiq. 6air
bissutes s8.75-3.9o, &sies bic fauss 1895
4.10.
BuaSet, mett lit rubis ~ $500
- 2.25 Der loo Yfunt /; fair sis eut.s $.295
--S.15, Asite bis fanep IS. .00-5.25.
Waisme5 IN fetis. 6siuss seiSes
xnb selbes $1.S0-1.65, srsbes $l.5S--1.60,
AilnSriss $4.20.
DaA isen nemtncH. An.riesn S5e
xnb ganasian Sc c. I. I. ReW Bort
Hsssen III itetis. 70. @.asrn Tie
CT I. BuTals.
snt. IN fstis. xsI,s.ras ss1ls
c. II. BaFalo.
nei,. n-sufmsr 1928 su., Serfanst
62O, ,024 Su. Dearlt in f.f Hs. 2 rsfs.r
neusr 1861 c. |. {. i'm @lebator uno 1866
I. s.b f6SimmenS. Ns. 9ortb.rn EuIuts
991ac T. o.b. idapimmens.
ne afsrn. - 9Rfnhr LIPS, Eerrsrst
- 1u. Warft faum ff.tig. grport no. 2
h31<e i'm GIesatsr uHs 591le {. .. b. ibpim.
meus.
8af.r.- sufusr 73, 200 gu, E.rfanst
- Bu. Der Tfarlt in pilIig. etanbars
ptis.r 3915e auf benz @el.iis, as. 8 D.iser
s9c. no. 8 3s1le, 30. 4 Bic.
peH lit fetis. --8rima 120e, 10. 115e,
10. 2 lose, sts. 3 85e.
3sbfeR III feif. - Stat. srStnsrsr Bic
dsiee 1912, 1913; 1911, 15-20e; "a
eife Scat srsindrer Bis asie. 1912, ls -
24t; 1911 20-21e.
! &1xte tns feif. EeatraI Nn.rics
28t4e, Dsssta 27A-28zt.
| 3eSer III fer. 1emIs6 27-28e.
Ysrs 1T fetia. 6amiIs $22. so - % so
ibsrt clear $22.00-24.00, N.j 1880
1900.
sect 1T tart. samiIs s22. 90 $500,
Mei sls.oo-19.o0. Sssf.s 4intsH s2s.o)
$50
Sat Neats fins fetig. s.s6..lt. Bel.
lies, 10 bis IA So, 14-14&t, DO. SAul.
terms l<-SHs, -. S4ist.n lac.
StmaI3 ift ffnad. NibsI. 8.t srims
s11.8o-11.T0; Haffnirt.r in ihnah. gsnti
rent sI2.45. 9. 1.$l3.25, gsmpsuns 81
1876.
fats If rubis. Yrima gtts ia e2se
Sssntrp 6-63ze, Special 7Ae.
3aRmp sIlfaamen .C.l in Eetg. -
$rima rssss ;u $4.74-4.80, prtma Ssnmsr
selbes $6.04-6.20.
$drsle III t.tig safTnitt.s
aen ysrt 1885, Ssilab.tpsts u1seatttmsr.
1885, Do. in Butt 81 65.
1st le If rubts. Gsm.hie 6I..es Obi;
31-32e.
| eart lit itstis. GtratH.s, s,sssnIiae,
Bis sutes 1856.
ferSentt IN rubis tu ABE.
aets III itetis.-tisbsimifder 3A-Se
Yatna 614-6Ac.
NsIafiss it Hetis. RES Crl.sas oS.r
Aettle, suisr bis Asis., 37-52c.
Axfer. - Nster in ru5iq. WxstassS
% fet, 3.6lt, centrifugal ss T.a 4l1e
Kslafss.3udsr 90 Ten 8.36t. gai6nirt.
III itetis. Gut esaf 6.7oe, grxfbss $50,
RsuIs ~" S.2ss, gub.s 5.l5t, Sssssr.l
S.05e, Sranulat.s 4.90e, DiamsHs II
.9oe, nfsaisn.rs ~" 4.7St, Rs. 4.65
10. 24.6oe, 80. s4.55e, Rs. 4 4. Soc, Rs.
: 4.45, Hs. 8 4.40t, sts. 7 4.35t, re. 8 4.30c
res 4.25e. 10. 10 4.2oe, Rs. IL 4.15, Rs
IL 4,l0c Ts. IL 4.O5e. Ns. II 4,05s.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1912-11-02
Mortgages Sale
Personal Property

by virtue of power OF sale contain In q
- chattel mortgage from w. Herman Mar
shall to Levin Dali. dated the 9th day of
April, A. ID 1872 and recorded among the
mortgage records of Dorchester County,
etc, default having be n made by the mort
gagor in complying with the terms OF said
mortgage, the undersigned, an MORTGAGE
public auction to the highest bidder or bid
ders his farm known as the "James STAN
ley farm, on the road from Bucktown to Best
pitch Ferry, In Bucktown election district,
In Dorchester County, being the farm on
hitch the said Marshall lately resided as tom
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1912-11-02
Peoples MIGHT.

Sunday evening will be People g
night at the Baptist Church. Servi-
ces of special interest to all the
people of Cambridge have been
planned for that evening. The mu-
steal features will consist of a vo-
cal solo by Miss Grace Muse and
instrumental numbers, consisting of
a combination of four instruments.
'@The Conservation of health and
happiness will be the subject, for
symposium In which short ad-
dresses will be made by Drs. B.W.
Goldsborough. E. E. Wolff. e. A.
P. Jones, and the pastor.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1912-11-02
BE L Ever So Humble There Is
No Place Like HOme."

From prehistoric times, when
men and women were savages in
the forests, jewellers 70 caves aud
ruGely fashioned shelters of logs
and bcughs as their ony abiding
p!a, es, lie good old Anslo-Saxon
WI, Eome," come dowl to us.
representative of the spot where
peace and loving family communion
shut out the world and It's cares,
and earthly happiness reaches its
highest note.
Shelter was mans first idea of
comfort in the home; next convent
ence; then adornment. 1t is a far
cry, indeed, from the earliest rude
huts of our long ago forefathers to
the substantial buildings of today;
from the first crude benches touches
and tables fashioned for mans
physical needs, to the ease-giving,
luxuriously upholstered and highly
polished furniture of our modern
houses; from the bare walls and
ground floors that met mans re-
quirements when he knew no 9TH
er, to the artistic walls and floor
coverings that fill us with SO rest
full sense of satisfaction today.
Nowhere is this idea more forci-
bly, brought "home" to us than in
the handsome, up-to-date show
rooms of LeCompte & Harper, on
Race street, this city. Everything
for the home" is the motto of the
establishment. A motto 1t justly
deserves. A walk through the
rooms will convince you. The win
dow display is inviting. The west
window is attractively draped with
rugs-Royal Wilton, Smiths Ak
minister and Lynds, with promises
of more in stock. The east window
contains mahogany davenport and
a beautiful collection of pictures
of well known artists, that delight
the eye of all beholders. A beau
tiful old mahogany grandfather's
ear with its melodious chime as
one enters the store; and unless
one has come in search of some
particular article, one is at a loss
where to begin to look, for pieces
of furniture of all woods, all fash
ions and sizes crowd upon the
senses. The connoisseur searches
out the rarer pieces-an exquisite
Sheraton sideboard, an antique ma
hogany cheval glass, AN enticing hat
rack, Chippendale cabinets, Vernis
Martin tables, onyx pedestals, an
tique divans, brass andirons, library
tables, with mirror rejecting quail
ties, etc.
Nor is the stock confined to
pieces that are beyond the reach
of modest pocket-books. While ma
hogany, Circassian walnut, bird s.
eye maple, curley birch and brasses
abound, there are cheaper woods
in attractive designs for every
home in Cambridge. Come and see
for yourselves. Compare our prices
and our goods with other prices
and other goods, and rest assured
that you will obtain your moneys
worth. whether you desire articles
for convenience, comfort or adorn-
ment In your home.--Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1912-11-02
Important Tax Notice.

Take notice: ALI persons who
have not paid their State and coun-
ty taxes for levy OF 1911, district
Z, by Nov. Is, 1912, will have to
take care of themselves, as am
positively going to advertise all
who have not paid after that date.
G. Edw. LeCompte.
1O-29-2w-b&r.-A
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1912-11-02
SATURDAY., November 8, 1912

commencing att O'Clock q. m, all the fol-
lowing personal property, to wit:
pair good mules, 10 and IL yrs. old; dne
gray mare, yrs. old next spring; l sorrel
morse; 2 two-horse wagons, good as new;
br God sows; shoats; / COW and calf; 2 cows;
corn planter; 1 spring tooth harrow; Mo-
line sulky pillow, nearly new; trotring sui
ky; top carriage, spike harrow
This sale will take place, rain or shine, rs
In case of rain there Is large Shed to protect
the people In attendance.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1912-11-02
TERMS OF SALE

On all SUMS Of $40 % and under, cash on day
of sale; on all over that amount q or edit of
ten months will be given on note to be APP
proved by the undersigned, the said note or
notes to bear interest from the date OF the
sale. Noproperty to be removed until terms
of sale are complied with
LEVIN 8. DAHL,
Mortgagee
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1912-11-02

TOUND-Adrift In Choptank river, abreast
of Cam bridge, sktff I3 TT. long, full of
property, pay charges and take same away.
T. Z. B. Howard. 11-24w-oaw.
TOR RENT room house on Muir street.
Apply to e. Marshall, % Muir st. 11-2-6t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-04
SUPREME COURT JUDGE
Was Once Removed by Address b,
Legislature of Maine.

In connection with the trial of
Sheriff Emery of York county. now in
progress recently published article
by Associate Justice Leslie .. Cornish
in regard to the removal of Judge
Woodbury. Davis. the only member of
Names highest court TO be removed
from office in the 30 years of the
States existence. is Of particular in
terest. Justice Cornish's article de-
serbes in detail the history of the
case and the legislative proceedings.
Judge Davis removal, after 4 SER
vice of only six months. came about
III connection with a constitutional
amendment adopted i'm 1S55, providing
for the election instead Of appointment
as formerly of sheriff, judge of pro-
bate and register of probate
No election of Governor was had by
the people and the Legislature of 1856
elected Samuel Wells as Governor.
Early in his administration Governor
Wells removed several Of the Repub-
lican sheriffs aud nominated Demo-
Gratis in their place. Among others
thus appointed was Daniel c. Emery
as sheriff of Cumberland county in
place of Seward NJ. Baker, which ap-
pointment he made, Jan. II. tSaG.
Judge Davis was presiding at the jan
uary term of the supreme court in
Cumberland county. When the term
opened Sheriff Baker otticiated under
his commission, dated Feb 81. 1854. on
the 9th day of the term Mr.. Emery
appeared in court with his commission
and asked TO be recognized as sheriff
of the county,
The question arose as to whether the
constitutional amendment had been
adopted so that on Jan. IL. 1856, Gov.
Wells had no power to remove sher-
if in Office or appoint another. or did
that power remain with the Executive,
the amendment, not having taken eff
feet. Judge Davis decided that the
amendments had become part of the
constitution and that the Executive
had no authority to remove a sheriff
from office by appointing another in
his stead, therefore the commission
of Mr.. Emery could not be recognized.
A resolution was introduced in the
Senate. March 10, 1856 providing that
after due notice the Senate would pro-
coed to consider the adoption of an
address to the Governor for the re-
moval of Judge Davis. The causes set
forth We're entirely in connection with
the Emery matter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-04

the conft-you have given list of the
witnesses who are in attendance be-
fore this Grand Jury
This is all wrong, gentlemen, entirely
go. II is detrimental to the rights of
the public. 1t is injurious to those who
are interested in this matter, either
upon tiIe one side or upon the other
Now ] want 10 say this: As / said to
you, / simply asked you to come here
this morning, that / might talk with
you and not To YOU. / do not want,
and yoa must not have any further re-
ports along this line III any of your
newspapers. You have no right to do
ii: il is not a matter FOR public knowl-
edge at the present time. Anything
that the county attorney OF this coun-
" may give to YOU, anything that the
sheriff of this county may give to YOU,
YOU are at liberty to write for the pub
lie
This applies to the Boston papers
lust as much as it does to our local
nape<s; and this court VIII hold any
man or paper in contempt of court that
makes any further publication along
this line.
1 realize the position which YOU gen
tlcmen are in; and | always have been,
ara | always will be willing and glad
10 help a reporter in any way | prop
erly can; and | know that the county
attorney and the sheriff of this county
feel 10 YOU gentlemen Just exactly as |
DO. Your common sense. your ideas Of
right and justice win lead you TO be-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-04
coBsossEEcoNTEE SMELLING.
Fish and Game Commissioners Adopt
New Regulations on Lake.

The inland fish and game commits
sioncrs have adopted the following
regulations in regard to smelling in
Gobbosseeconte lake.
Whereas. it mas been made to appear
To the Commissioners of inland Fish
cries and Game that the large number
of smelts now existing in Cobbossee-
contee lake. in the county of kenne-
bee. is detrimental to good fishing in
said lake.
Therefore. we the said Commission
ers of Inland Fisheries and Game. by
virtue IF the authority granted US by
chapter y of The Revised Statues. as
amended, believing ii To be for the
best interests Of the state, hereby
grant permission to citizens Of this
State To take smelts in said lake by
means of nets before the ice is fully
out of said lake as well as after the
regular fishing season begins
II any fish except smelts are taken
accidentally by nets. they shall be
promptly liberated.
This permit shall remain in force
for a period of three months from the
second day of April. A. D.. 1912, unless
sooner revoked.