davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-08-16

s erious displace-
ment. l had back
ache aud be a ring
down pains so bad
that / could not sit
in a chair or walk
across the floor and
l was in severe pain
all the time. l felt
discouraged as l had
taken everything [
could think of and
xryoc M haftar I
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-08-16
WOMAN COULD
NOT WALK
She Was So Ill--Restored to
Health by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Pentwater, Mich. "A year ago was
very weak and the doctor said l had
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-08-27
NOTED NATIVE-BoRN DEAD
He Had Served in the Creek War,
Florida Campaign, Mexican and
Civil Wars.

There died in Washington the other
day man noted all over the CONT
nent. Capt. Wesley Markwood, who
was presumably at the time Of his
death the oldest native-born inhabl'
tant of Washington. He at least al
ways claimed to be. He took part in
the Mexican war, and was supposed
to have been killed there, and for
fifty years a grave in Texas bore
monument erected by his family. he
enlisted under another name, and 1t
was that man who was killed. Later
he enlisted under his own name.
served throughout the war Of the re-
bellion and was In the Indian wars.
Under the name of Captain Markwood,
and under the name of Col. Samuel H.
Walker, he gained wide renown as
soldier and scout. The history OF his
life was kept q secret by him until he
died, only members of his immediate
family even suspecting the real story
Of his past. 1t was while using the
name o. Walker that he was supposed
to have been killed
At the age of twelve hardwood en-
listed for the Creek war He after
ward served in the Florida campaign.
In the spring of 1S43 he joined a COM
pany of Texas Rangers, under Capt
Jack C. Hays
In the war with Mexico he played
a distinguished part and his name
was often mentioned for bravery. He
was supposed to have been killed at
the battle of Huamatania, and coun-
ty in Texas was named in his memory.
Just how he happened to escape
and his name included among the
dead was never revealed by Captain
Markwood. Not long afterwards he
resumed his former name, and again
enlisted in the army, serving again
with distinction.
At the close of the Mexican war he
enlisted in the navy, and after the
termination of his enlistment obtained
an appointment as non-commissioned
officer in the Second U. S. Dragons.
When the Civil war broke out he was
transferred to the Fourth cavalry. In
1864 he became a commissioned Off
Ger, and served two years more, later
becoming an agent for the Freedman's
bureau.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-08-27
RESTORING a Masterpiece.

The ingenuity with which clever
workmen restore damaged master
pieces of paintings is shown by the
means taken to rescue famous Ma
donna by Botticelli. The New York
Tribune describes the process:
The Madonna was painted on a
wooden panel at least 400 years ago.
Recently the wood began to crack,
and it was feared that the painting
would be ruined; but the restorer was
found who said that he could save it..
His first step was to paste thin
strips of tussue paper on the face OF
the picture, pressing the paper into
the uneven surface Of the paint. He
added layer after layer, until a thick
body Of paper concealed the picture.
Then the restorer turned the pic
ture over and began to sandpaper the
board away After many months of
careful work he had all the wood re-
moved. and nothing but the paint ad-
hered to the paper. Next, he glued
niece of linen canvas very carefully to
the paint. and slowly and patiently re.
moved the paper bit by bit. The work
took nearly a year; but when it was
finished the painting was in a condi-
ton tc last another four centuries.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-08-27
F. S. KEY MANSION IS RAzED
Washington Home Of Author Of "Star
SpansIed Banner" Last of Old
Relics.

The Francis Scott Key mansion is
the last of the old relics of Washing
ton to fall before the scythe of time.
Today its ruins litter the ground and
tomorrow a new building destined to
commercial pursuits will rise upon it's
site Francis Scott Key, the author OF
THE Star Spangled Banner" the ma
tional anthem of the United States,
built his house upon the banks Of the
Potomac shortly after the treaty OF
Paris had been signed. 1t stood in
Gecrgetow on what is now the main
street of that city, and in the early
days of the city the Key mansion was
a stately house, set in large garden
which ran down to the main channel
of the Potomac
The Key mansion, 1t is claimed, has
never had the attention which 1t has
merited On Keys death it passed 10
a relative of his and remained in his
possession for some years. Later it
passed out of the family. Then came
a period of commercial development
in Georgetown. The old Chesapeake
& Ohio canal was built from George
town, up the river to Harper's Ferry
and beyond This canal usurped the
garden of the Key mansion, penetrat-
ing directly through it and cutting on
the house from the riverside. Then
warehouses and mills of various sorts
were erected along the banks Of the
canal. In that period of development
the old time beauty Of the Key prop
erty was destroyed, and it never has
been restored.
Whereas in the old days there was
a fair stretch of garden before the
house, as well as on the river side,
soon M street was produced directly
before the door, and when the house
was pulled down the doorstep of the
remarkable entry way rested directly
on the sidewalk Of that street.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-08-27
Astonishing Vitality.

A case of youthful vitality that has
sstonished the medical profession is
that of George Krouse, boy OF tnlr'
teen, who died in the Lebanon hos
nital A red-hot steel umbrella rod
was driven through the boys heac
from ear to ear while playing with
some children in a vacant lot in the
Bronx 13 days before: That life was
sustained so long as it was is consia-
cred exceptional by surgeons inter
ested in the case, says the New YORK
Tribune. In addition to the terrible
injury to the child's brain, owing to
the pressure Of broken bones upon it,
it had been completely pierced and
burned by the heated steel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-08-27

uOudl " v . e u {"
catch the fancy
and hold the at
tention Of more
visitors than any
other exhibits in
that great curios-
ity shop. These
figures are lifelike
and life size. Mod
eled to perfection
from a plastic
substance, color
ed, clothed with
such articles Of
dress and adorn-
ment as the peo-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-08-27
auds Baby RAISING.

Less instruction in Latin and the
classics and more in baby raising in
women's colleges, United States Con-
missioner of Education Claxton told
an audience, would increase the
worlds moral tone.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-08-27
alfalfa MOST
Profitable CROP
Adds Fertility TO the Soil-Yields
Three to -Four Crops Of Hay
Each Year in the Corn Belt.
ExcELs EVERY OTHER CROP

The Introduction Of Alfalfa az Gen.
eral Farm Crop In the United States
Will Revolutionlze Agriculture
Means More Live Stock, Better
Soil and Larger Returns From
the Crops That Follow. !,
BY PROF. p. G. HOLDEN, Director
Agricultural Extension Department
InternatIona! Harvester Co. Of New
Jersey.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-08-27
GREAT CURIOSITY SHOP
ETHNOLOGlCAl SECTION OF The
NATIONAL MUSEUM.
Figures Are LifeIike, Modelled to Per
fection From a Plastic Substance,
Clothed in Proper Articles of
Dress and Adornment.

The groups and single figures in
the chronological section of the Ma
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27

Sqlismau nit ibm duf bic ReiIe ge=
gangen mar. IS batte elm pear Gage
Dor benz Gelt nod 6inter einem Feiz
men roiigen MdO9enobr ge1eEen, bas
iiber ben pI0Bli6en 6rebel oes flip
men Rdubers buntelrotb gsporben
trur. llnO erIt aIs 6rGuIein Snae6org
fih ourh f9euen llmblid nod BEN
JIiigel bin iiber5eugt bate, baB lire
@Ouiine unb beren partner meltDers
geffen in Der n@0tterbGmmerung"
berumfingerten, par lire 6onb untsr
BEN rei5enben 0ormanb, i'm 3u ltras
fen, iber bic feline bingeglitten unb
bort natiirlid geFangen genOmmen
pOrben.
Dieies f9Iante 5rduIein SngebOrs
nber eriuartete Jpn beute MbenO um
8 ubr auf Der Strnn0promenabe.
Sein 0er0 fling an gu tanaen bei benz
@ebanten. @r mar Elm Gliidspil3.
Dos mar ni9t al betreiten. Dem 70
f11n unb anmutbig unb babel ges
fdeit unb pader mar feline BON alien
benen, bic ibm bisber begegnet auF
feiRem Qebenspe9e. Ob lie cine men.
nenspsrtbe Mitgift bate ober niht,
mar Inn u~nbetannt. Mber lie mar Die
Ni9te ieines grDtberrn. unb man
miirbe ibr 5uIiebe gang iiher cine
Stelung in Dem groben 6abritbe-
triebe fir i'm finben, bic fsinen
GGbigteiten ent1pra9 unb i'm aIler
@riitensfragen elenber Mrt iiberbob.
Der nlte 6obrit6err mar freili9 Gin
aiemlia berl9loTener, griibleriider
WenfG, BET benz man ME nuBte, ob
man ii1 Isiner 3ufricbenbeit crfreutc
Dber f9le6t onsefdrieben tomb.
M6er bate er nidt INNER aepil-
fenboft ieinen Yoiten ausgefiiut un0
mdnhmal aud iiber feline pfliAten
binaus gearbeitet9 Gin einaiger tleiz
ner Worfon nur m11te ibm Gorge.
Rur5 Dor ben Wei6nohtstngen bats
ten ie i'm gpntor 5uiammengeltonz
ben. gbemiter. RaIiirer unb Bu9z
batter. ga bate er bic Grogs eetban.
tuie Der Gbef es eisentIi9 gu Wei6=
n19ten balte, unb auf bic betriibenOe
Mustunft BIN. baB Der alte Wca-
mann bon Weibnoaten feline Notia
nebme, Elm biBden teder uIs FONT BE-.
merit:
.Js aber me febr nette ginrits
tllng, feinen Mitarbeitern cine tleins
Jekfreube gu ma9en. Dos biirfte Der
MIte Ii9 eigentIi9 unser0bnen!-
@erabe bo bate Oiefer lelbIt in Der
Ebiir eeitnnben unb nit einem i3nrs
fen Bid auf i'm eeGuBert:
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27

ou4 bier sei9ab, mas er fi& suDOr
f9On seba4t bate: es fdlug ndt
unb bolb neutt. Sc murbe neun unO
nod ipSter. sic tam ni4t.
golO no4 Sebn llbr lonste er pies
Der bnbeim an. burdfroren, DersrOIIt
unO bOdit unfeItIi4 seitimmt.
r@uten Mbenb, RDbrbDrn!" Hang
cine Stimme bonn Diem Der. mo
fteden STE BLOB. MeHf42 Wir bdd=
ten. gle b6tten ben 3ue ~berfdumt
unh tGmen erIt mOrgen. Q[ber Jbre
@irtbin CAB benz 9oten 9sf@sib,
bnB sic eegen feds 5uriidgetOmmen
feieu. QtIss iportet auf Sic, bnben
Sic benn bic @iuIabuns ntdt betom,
meng"
gs mar KLAUS Nin3cr. bn @ers
Isbte Rdtk @eamenn's, fir ben e.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
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Washington Journal., 1913-12-27

cine ebrli6e, uber etruas ideue Spm=
patbie i'm 9er3en beste.
rGine Ginlobungg"
~3ur SpIDeIerfeier Bel Delz
mdnns!"
sNein! MenigItens Das
beiBt -" fling RObrbOrn an su tOt=
tern.
$50, mas olTo9"
r@inen eingefdriebensn Brief babe
ih betommen!"
limb borin Itebt ni9ts 6aDOn9"
sd babe Jpn nod nint oeleIen.
Sd belt ibn fir cine R%inbiguns!"
.Nn, BIZ lieber Soft, sic aItt
llnte!~ la9te &Iuus Nin5er pergniis.
unb f9tug benz 8erbu3tsn ouf bic
sS9ulter. vWenmonn II unb Sbnen
tiinbigen2 Rein peruarrt 1T Ct in
Siel DDS beiBt: momentum Tpudt er
ia gerobe3u Sole. Qlber oas legt Ii9
pieoerI 8ormGrts iebt, baB mir
enbli9 lanben unb Der W6enb niGt
g1n3 uno gar in bic Widen gebtl"
sd muB nur nod Idneu meinen
Brief leIen!" rief Dagobert RObrbOrn
fopff9iittelnb. Sine Splbeitereinla=
DuHg eingeIhrieben2 0os 1T bod
mirtIi9 ettros auffGuis!"
Mber als er bas GouDert oufz
fdIiBte unb inn babel Orei neue
9unbertmartf9eine in Die SunO ge=
rietben. murbe ibm bic Sadie fat
nod rdt1islbafter. grIt bic 3eilen BON
Me1mann's Sonb auf Der Riid1eits
Der ginlabungstorte tldrten i'm ouf.
sd babe es mir iiberIegt, lieber
R0brbOrn," Itanb bu in ieinen mar
tigen 56riftdiigen 5u lsIen; i'd mil
Is mir bod nod angep0bnen.
Der Der1pdtete @oIt nurOe nit
fr06lidem 9aqob empfongen. Als er
Dem 5aus6errn feline @ntf9ulOigun9
geitammeIt bate, rief bieIer atfge-
rGumter unb beiterer, als es Ionlt in
feiner art lag: .Mie9 sic geben fpo-
3ieren, obne bic poIt bDrber grinDs
lid Ourd3uieben? Das FinOe i'd i'm
b0fJiten @rabe un3uberldfIig. Snges
borg, mas meinIt 9u 5u benz Sane"
Morauf er bic Beioen alein lieB.
rln3uperldffig mar beute @tbenb
SemanO anbers, 5rdulein EbOriteHz
berg! Sd mar biz no4 aebn auf Der
promenabe!"
Limb i'd bate bod bas Re9t,
sic bier gu ermnrten, 9err R0brs
bOrn!" fliiIterte tie ldhelnb.
.So, bort bate i9 aber gang auz
bers nit Sbnen reOen t0nnen, Snge.
bOrg!" murmelte er tiibner. DEM
id liebe Sic, SnsebOrg, i'd 80. I.
i9
.Stiu jebt. sun8 Tin. Sic inlim-
mer Menf4!"
SD min obsr ni9tI"
.0ann loHe i'd sic bier itehen unO
tiimmere mid ben san3en Aben6
ni9t mebr um Sie!"
.llnb i4 aeise allen Qeuten elm
Mebaiqon nit elmer GodE!"
Die sic mir seitobIen rbrben. sic
Saugenidtsl"
DIS Die NeuiabrsglOden iber bic
Stabt b~tnbrObnten, ftonD DoeObert
nit GrGuIein S~nsebOrg nod cine Wiz
mute longer auf benz 8ultoH, ols ale
bic iibrieen. Wis iie aber IN ben Id
terfIimmernben Saal 5uriid traten.
leu9teten ibre Mugen, un6 Suges
bprg's @oneen 9Iiibten, bon einem
sIidfeltsen 9GHeIn Derf@Sut.
grOs bate feline erfte B0t&0ft i'm
neueu Sabre bOrauf siR8d4ris>
ben! -.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
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Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
,Qtaidhrl -


&4 XIV
sd CLAUDE, meme 6erren nit
urbeiter tbun better. ii9 NIT meinsa
MnespObnbeiten, tDie ie nun einmal
fnb, ab8wfinbenl"
Ronnte Jpn Der fleine 3ptIdenson
10 Der0rohen baben, boB er i6m aram
Oarum geporben MARE ,uninn!"
bo9te iibermiitbig Dagobert. aNess
balls IOn i9 benu auT einmoI elm
pe9boeel Sein2" ...
On rief ibn aus benz 6oI6buntel
cine Stimme an.
r@uten MbenO, RObrbOrn. LIMB.
Slei9 groFt Heuidbrl sic tommen.
unb i9 muB obbompFen. S6Sner
@pIbeEer. @ieben 5tunben auf bsr
gReHbobn. uub midi eiBnol SpeiIe=
pngen!"
Dos tDor Elm gbemiter aus Ieiuer
Tdbrit. Der an ienem Sage NIT in
Der @ruppe ssItonOen bate.
mo nOlen sic Oenn bin, 6err
DOftor9"
sd ion mid D%Orfsuen mOrseu in
&rontfurtI"
o@eben @i 0enn fort bon uns9"
Bin gegongen morben. 8orgehern
briefIi9 Riinbisung srbolten. Ho, id
bate es lOpieIo iatt unD perbe mid
tDobrf@einIi9 enorm perbeFern. Nur
bic Reife 6eute drgert midi"
sic I9iitteIten Fib ole 6dnOe, unb
bann 1ebte Seber feinsn Weq fort.
Daeebert H0brborn elm Helm tpenia
nerD0ftr unb na9bentIifer ais Dor-
Der. Mls or in feinsr 0obnuna on-
Iongte, sriff er boitig mad ben auf-
gsfammtlten 8rieTen unb lab bic Qlbz
fenbers NuFbriide burh. Dann atb=
mete er beFreit auf. Soft Isi Dout, Is
mar teiner bon Der 6a6rit Daruntsr.
@Iei9 Darauf aber tam bic Wirs
thin unb Toete, Der 9rieftrGetr babe
I4On Elm babies DuBenb NAL na9
ibm 9efraet. @r miiFe stpns fir ion
Gbseben, mas er Su untsrF9reibeR
babe.
vSd, ia" unterbran NDbr6orn ibs
rem MOrtI9pol, bon elmer af9=
srauen GnttduI9uug i~iberflut5et, ues
1T elm eineei1riebener Brief. SD
tpeiB I9on!" limb er pintte ibr 3u,
baB fie ibn alein laKen mO9te.
,Ml9o bo9!" murmeIte er, oIs lie
hfnaus mar. .Ml1o Do1!" lnb finIter
itorrte ct bur9 bic 69eiben in ben
Mbenb binein. gnbIi9 fam Der Bolt
bote unO bradte ibm ben Brief. gs
mar, ipie er gefiir9tet bate, elmer
bom alien Weqmann. GroB unh
brett [tonb Is Dben quer euFgebrudt
Wenmonn -Werte. @tI5gf6erg. g.
m. B. 81 Seine 0unOffrift NOR e.
DbenDrein. Die So9e mar alTo rid-
tig. gr unterI9rieb unb T9ob ben
Brief bann in feline 8ruItofde.
Die Stimmung mar ibm peroOrben
pfut Seufel, tpns fir elm bGBlihei
SDIDefterabenb! llnb mas foIte er
Der bOlben SneebOrs fusen? Munn,
mo- unb mie baute Ii9 cine neue gu
funft fir i'm nuf2 @ei9pobl 3og er
iiH I'm unb gins cine babe Stuuo'
Dor Der berabrebeten 3eit auf bic
StrnnDpromennbe.
un6 nun penbelte sr auf Der lan=
gen MlIee an benz iilbern dufIeu9ten-
ben 5trom bin unb Der. INNER Mir
rif9er unb o%erItodter DsrbsnO. Dem
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27

Sm Dem rcidjeu Eager Der Gpiri.
tnOieu : GrOk6anOInng DOn A.Naibl-
eiien GOmpanD erfreut iid 0Dat.
mont" saas belunOerer 4eIie6t1eit.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27

8Ia&lide5
t%ingeidriebeat
/: Srief.

Dte Ddmmerung lag bereits iihc~
Der Stabt, ais Dooobert RD6rborn
aus Der 9abnbofsbo1e trot unb, cine
Dperettens MeIoOie pfsifenb, bic Iens
Stutn binunter ihritt, UNI ben FUR
den Neg nod feiner Sun9geIeQens
iDObnuus 5u SUB 5uriid3ulegen. gr
tebrte gerdbe bon 0er WeibnaHtsTeier
i'm GlternbauIe 5uriid. Srob oes
3iemltd i6peren 6onbtoffers, beRea
Gait ibm unsepobnt mar, le6nte Ct
Die 6ilfs zines nideIIii6tigen gubeu
ab. unb Oos bate feline Quten
@riinOe; benn in Ieinsr 8DrTe mar
cine erI1redli9e Gbbe. Die Reibe boz
beim, bic gu bef9snten inn Elm
Probes gebiirFniB espeTen mar.
burfte iih feben laHen! llno er bate
ni9t getnouIert! Damn 3eigten Iih
alerIet NebentOfen, fir bic ibm pors
Der Der ueberi9lag sefebIt; bic Rsiis
felbft forberte aud ibr 5umm9en
tura unb gut; er bate ii9 tbotIG1z
Ii9 Bis auf ben lsbten Ridel ausgs.
geben, ols Oos nisOli1e feline W1e.
bainOn an Teiner ubrtette aus einem
@9uuFenter Der 5eimatbItobt in fem
Gigentbum iibergegangen mar. Gin
prGisnt bos er ii9 lel6it modte, I'm
Elm tleines BLONDES 2Odden borin
unteraubrinsen, Oos aIs cine Art
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
. NrMdbrstrdumr


GplDefterglodeu Iinssn
SIR ebern' SubeIIieb
Sin toufenbfades RIingtt
Dur9 ale @oTen 3iebt -
unb bringt in iebes 3immtr
llnb bringt in ieben Roum,
Sin Sobr 3u @nb' - pie INNER
Gommt ba elm alter Troum.
Der Sroum Oersansener 3eiten
Mo9t febnenb in uns auf -
Gtiu Iinnen mir unb 9leiten
gu neuem 3ieI binouf:
Wer poLt' bas Slid nint apingen
Mit feiner troB'gen 6auI -
Ni9t Hubm unb Gbren bringen
aus &dmpfen, fturm5er5out2
llnO an bic bunten 9rdums -
Wlit uns genorben aft
sic film 0es 6auIes Rdume
Sn trauIi9er @tItolt.
5rob 3iinben mir bic 2i9ter
NO9maIs am 8oime an
Rines Itratlenbe @ef9ter:
Sin neues Sobr begann!
RurIGf6st.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27

@ls sic merifaniide Gage nnd) Der
grmorouag Maoero's lid 81 gincm
Corn inn Sleiide Onfel Som's ge-
Itoltetc, ga trotcn i%enieits Oes bio
@ronOc 3mei @eltaIten III oai Dor.
oergrlno. 9uerta ols propiioriidlcr
@r1iioent Der Nspublif, fano lid 10.
tort ais periono non grota nit Der
Ncgierung @illons. ~llebereilig an.
erfannt bon ocn Hegiertu9en aller
6aupti16liden 9dnoer, purOs ibm
Die offi5iclc Nnerfcnmuig Der Gerei.
nigteu Sto1ten pellpeigsrt oiii oen
@ruu0 bin, 0nB or nid)t Der fonitis
tutioneae @r1iioent Der Ncpublif lei.
Nls ser amerifnniide Notidoitcr s..
2ole @ilion 5uriidtrat, wnroe Der
@oltsn nidt mieoer beicbt mo oa-
0ush muroe ser 0eIt aagefiinoigt
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27

ooB Die @~creinigten Stootcn Suertta
ofii5iea nid)t onerfemen. Hr6iiOent
@ilion ncriud)te 0itrd) Sobn Sino
mo @eidditsttrdger @ilion o.
5bnuanciip @uerto al ircipiligcm
&iidtritt 81 6cpegen, ioipobl Dor ais
nod Der 6orre. 3u Der lid sic meri-
faniihe ErdiiOcntenipabl geItoItete.
Die an0cie @alptiielr mar General
gcmitiano Garron3o, Der Tiibrer ser
Hcbellcn, Die lid ielbit Die Gonltitll-
tionaliiten nenncn. Garron5n mar
Elm cllges Srelmo ocS ermoroeten
MoOcro mo befGmpitc @uertos nllr.
pierte Modtiteltng pon Mufong an.
Niicrtd lit obcn aiif Dem 9iIOe barge
ltellt. mo Garran5o. ouf Den Der
@icil seigt unten i'm Eager nit ei-
nigcn elmer @efolasleilte.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
Xander & PIugge,
1917 Siebente 5traBe, g. go.
Telephon Nort6 753.

Jlbe 8bisfies, 1925 Die @aaone; 40c
oaS Guart uno %aufipdrts. Beionoers Suts
perial, 6 Sabre alt, So Die @nlone, 75c
pas 2lunrt. 0l0 9ieliable, 8 Sabre alt.
$4 Die @alloue, ST Das Quart. Gutter
alter Bourbon, Malt bon Scoth 8bisz
feD. California Sberries. 81 unb $3.50
Die @aIone, 25c unD SOC ons 2unrt.
Seine inlportierte Sberrb oDer Yortneiue
so Die @allone. 60c 6as Quart. Nle
Sprten @ranoies, GltmS nno Gins. Ca
liforfi1he ltno importierte glnrets, Ioiuie
eigene Yreiiung. NIe Sorten @eiBtpeine
uno H6einiueine.
9reisIifte sir gerfignns.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
8cialScnc SdDwrinSfnSdcl, rcinitcs
Sdmols, nac @iiritc.
Siblers, 532 Grntcr Marft
nuO Is GisaS Mlarft.

ST. alien 6anilien fomuit einniaI
cine tribe StlrnOe, iuenn man eincn
2eidenbeitatter bcoarf. in ioldein
Sale eritmre man iid) an S. SO. Sce,
nelder auf oos @eite eiugeridtct lit.
0as ein5ige &remotorium nn0 &a.
peae 1T oieier StaOt.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-04-25
Local Option Too II Special Session
i failed.

The AntI-saIoon League l. not ask
Ing Governor Eoldaborough to cal n
special session Of the Legislature, but
Il one Il called 10 paas senatorial prI-
mary aud election laws the League
does request b formal action Of It's
Headquarters Committee that the
Governor include local option IN the
call. L Il not the Leagues intention
10 try 10 force the Legislature or 10
delay the special session, but there Il
bound 10 be some time spent IN wait
ing for the committees to report
which would otherwise be wasted and
The local option bill can be consider
ed N committee Of the whole. having
been long before the committees Of
both Houses Of the present IegIaa-
ture. The League assumes thai the
majority party members vii be glad
to pass this bill since certain amend
menta haze been added 10 It, IN order
to get i out Of the way ~ 4 disturb
Ing factor. Il they do not pass i
promptly the League i perfectly vii
Ing to allow It 10 b dropped N order
to avoid obHtrueIIng the business Of
the special session.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-04-25
CHARLES A. WAKEFIELD.
NO.3zzcEuII.

NO. $40 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
IN Equity.
Job Hibbard and others. AasIgnees. ".
Alexander Il. Jelly. and Clara {.
Jelly. h wife, MorIgagors.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-04-25
SUMNER WORK FOB TEACHERS.
Johns Hopkins University Offers IS
Courses Of STUDY.

We have received copy Of the cir
GUAR announcing the courses of
study To be offered at the Johns Hop
Hns University next July and August.
ms summer work was undertaken
by the University at the urgent re-
quest Of the School snperIntendents
or the State IN order to provide faciii-
ties at home for Maryland teachers.
This will be the third summer school
and will be weeks IN duration. The
faculty of twenty members will IN
clnde. besides several of the regular
stan, number Of eminent leaders
who have national reputation for
Inc work which they have accom- .4Igh=
ed There will be forty-eight courses
OF study available IN fourteen sub
leets From this varied group every
teacher and student should be able to
arrange a group Of courses adapted to
meet their special needs.
The work IN education has beer SO
arranged as to permit combinations Of
courses especially designed u be
helpful professionally to officers aaf
teachers In our school systems.
Provisions are made this year, for
the first time. to meet the problems
and difficulties of the one-teaeher
rural school Superintendent Cook
and Miss Lane are among the national
leaders in this field The demonstra-
ton school viii be In operation dur
Ing the session. It Is said that this Is
the first time such ample provision
has been made BY University Sum
mer School to deal with this lmpor-
tant problem.