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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-05-09
Health . Facto. i'm Success.

The largest factor contributing 10
. mans success is undoubtedly health.
II has been observed that man is
seldom sick when his bowels are
regular-he Is never well when they
are constipated. For constipation you
will find nothing quite SO good as
Chamberlain's Tablets. They not
only move the bowels but improve the
appetite and strengthen the digestion.
They are sold BY all dealers.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-05-09
SHERIFF'S SALE.
State OF Idaho.

state OF Idaho. CO
County OF Kootenai 90
Henry Bosemann. Plaintiff vs. A. !. Nc
Daniel and Jane Doe Mcdaniel. his wife
whose true name to the plaintiff is unk nown.
Defendants.
Under and by virtue OF an order OF sale
ana de gre OF foreclosure and sale issued
State Of Idaho, on the Gath day OF April, a.
D. lgla In the above entitled action. where
plaintiff, obtained a Judgment and decree of
foreclosure and sale against A. j, Mcdaniel
ana Jane Doe Mcdaniel. his wife, whose
true name to the plaintiff is unknown, de-
for the sum of Two Thousand Three Hun.
dred Thirty-Five and 1l-1OO Dollars. in
c unit ed states go!d coin besides interest.
which said decree was, on the oath day Of #
OF SAG Court 10y l am commanded to sell the
lying and being in the County of kootensj
and state of Idaho, and bounded and
described as follows towit:
The North Half of the Northwest Quarter
Ne nt OF tne NnWAs Southwest Quarter OF the
Quarter Ct the Southwest Quarter OF Section
Tpw Invent Township Fifty;.three North, Of
K Kange Eye Henn 5a) West Boise Meridian
with all and singular the tenements, heredi
,a and appurtenances thereunto be
longing, containing ... acres, together
With, With the buildings and improvements
on the 3lst. day OF May, A. b. i0ia NJ attn ~
O'clock, A. NJ. OF that day, in front of the
Court House door OF the County of Kootenai
! VIII, IN obedience to said order OF sale, sell
the above described property, or SO much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said
Judgment, with interest ard cost. 10 the
highest ana best bidder for cash lawful
money OF the United States.
Dated this 21th day If mil ,o,,
A. p. BAILEY, Sheriff.
Miles +. Egbers, Deputy.
N-May 2, 0. 16 and %.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-05-09

A prominent worker tells a story OF
mother who won silver cup at a
cuchre party; on displaying the same
to the family the next morning, her
son, lad 10 his teens, confidently
told her that he had done better than
that, by winning ten dollars at the
pool table the night before. She
could not condemn the lad, but
1t taught her lesson not soon fo..
gotten.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-05-09
NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION,
TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS or
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. OF, COUNTY or
KOOTENAI. STATE OF IDAHO.
NOTICE Ic uEpEnv c,,,,,,


SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. OF, COUNTY OF
KOOTENAI, STATE OF IDAHO.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
That the Board OF Trustees OF said scboo,
District VIII submit to the qualified voters al
the state OF Idaho who are resident free
holders or householders Of said district. and
their wives who are qualified electors nj the
specia! election hereby appointed. the a,les-
tion whether the Board OF Trustees shall be
authorlzed 70 issue coupon bonds TO The
amount OF Five Thousand dollars fs5.0Oj,'
bearing rate OF interest not exceeding six
t6j per GEM per hnnum. and payable and re-
deemable on the first day Of July. A n
1893. for the purpose OF building or proyItl no
school house In said district. with nil NEE
cssary furniture. desks, black boards, globes
charts. outline maps. etc. e'o'e''
Such submission ~ In accordance with tho
decision cf majority OF the Boara ri
Trustees. made at special meeting Of said
Board held on Monday. April ~, 1919, which
meeting was attended by all OF tho trustccs'
Such submission will be made alta sbeeinl
election hereby appointed 10 be held nj Tho
school house In said district on snturdnv
May 10th, 1919. The polls will be onentd 4,
four o'clock =. NJ. and closed ut nine 0'cloclS
Of the same day.
Dated, April ~. 1914.
HENRY 4. IERWIG.
Clerk of the Board Of Trnste ,s
School District No, 49, Couf,fv
VI hootehai, State OF Idaho
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-05-09

War news from Mexico state that
1900 to 1900 lives were lost 10 fight
ing outside Of Sonora last week One
hundred and flfty were killed in the
blowing up Ut a railroad train at
Newpantla- Carranza. the rebel
Is said to be gaining.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-05-09

Having dissolved partnership 10
the sawmill firm known as Reinhart
Bros. we request that all parties
knowing themselves to be indebted to
Reinhart Bros, please call and settle
at their earliest convenience.
-REINHART BROS.
a25m23
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-05-09

The new Chinese republic was
formally recognized by the United
States May 2, when Charles Williams,
American charge d'affaires at Picking,
delivered to President Yuan Shi Kai
the message from President Wilson
auouncing recognition and good will.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-05-09
u. S. LAND NOTICES.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Publisher)
Department Of the Interior,
us. Land Office at C9ur d Alene. Idaho
April 18th, 1913
Notice is hereby given that
EDWARD b. WILKINSON
Of Belmont. Idaho who, on June
18th. 1906 made Homestead Entry No. 49l8
serial NoOl90s. for wRnw4. Section %. Town
ship SO north. Range west, Boise merdi
an has filed notice of intention to make
FIVE year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before the Register
and Receiver of the y. s. Land Office, at
Occur d'Alene. Idaho, on the Goth day of
May, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses: James
o. johnson. John d. Ford, John b. Streeter.
Samuel Shepherd, all OF Belmont, Idaho.
W. IL. BATTING, Register.
AprlS-Mayl6
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The evening world., 1913-07-12

plans Bob
and looted by the cruel plotting pirates And
done shall 40. ELEANOR. .aCHORER..
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The Destroying Angel Ar%s By Louis geRh Vance

tie table In the southeast COR
ner. Whitaker was consciops Of
turning heads. and gpsTdsd comment %
he took his place opposite the little fat
man.
"Mske you famous in a night" Max
assured him Importantly. Don't happen
to need any notoristy. do your"
mo. thanks"
'Dine with me here three nights hand
running and they'll let you into the syn.
dicats by the back door without even
asking your name. y. r. AS . Grand
lkns motto. my boy"
up. r. AZ"
"Psys to advertise Paste that In your
hat keep your head small enough to
wear Y. and don't worry II folks do
think you're an Anticipated village cut
up. and yov'll have this town at heel IKE
4 good dog as long as-well." Max
wound up with a short laugh. as long
Yours seems to be pretty healthy-no
signs OF going into . premature decline"
All" said Max sloomiiy. "seems"'
With morose manner he devoted
himself to his soup.
Look me over" he requested abrupt
~, leaning back. II Gusss I'm some
g!ddy young buck. what:"
whitaker reviewed the striking effect
Max had crested by sncasing his brief
neck and double chin In an old-fashionsd
hish collar and hlaok silk stock. be-
meath which ~ important chest wss
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protected by an slaboratsly frllsd shirt
decorated with black pearl studs. His
waist was strapped In by . plaus WAlst-
coat edged with black. and there was .
distinctly psroeptible Invisible" stripe
In the material Of his evening coat and
trousers.
Dressed up like a tool" Max summed
w the ensemble before his guest could
speak. would you believe that despair
could snsw - the vitals OF any ono ~
wonderfully srrayedY" 10.
~ would not" Whitaker asserted.
Nobody would" said Max mourn
fully. And yet els tue"
Cleaning
ION. I'm Just dowa In the mouth be-
cause thiS 10 6ara's last appearance"
AAx motioned the walter to remove
the remains Of q course. I'm as super
suttoua ~ any stock hamfattsr In the
profsss.on. I've got II In my knob
thAt she's my mascot u she leaves
me. my luck goes with her. never
had aAy luck until che cam{ under any
management. and done expect 10 have
any sktsr she rstirss. made her. all
right but she made me. too; and II
sprains my sense OF good business to
break UP . paying combination Ike
that"
Nonsense" whitsk~ eontsndsd
vsruinEiy,
"you never can ts,i." the little man
admitted darkiy: ~ wouldn't bet -
ssaas ost my next produstion wtH turs
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OF NetV York.

out u hit,
"what will It cost--Ao make your
next productionP
Tho show have IN mind d'--tMaH
was silent a moment. then announced
ty thousand"
II call that pretty heavy betting"
"Bettins7 oh. thak's Just part of the
game mean q side bet. II the pro-
ductiOn fiivsrs, I'll need that 30 cents
for coffee and sinksrs a. Dsnnett'A DO
won't bet. - but" ne volun-
teered brightly, 'T'li sell you . half
intsrsst In the show dor twelve thou
sand"
rs that = throat or q prornisef'
II mean It," Max insisted seriously /;
though I'll admit I'm tot crasy shout
your Aocspting-yst. I've had several
close calls with 6srs-she's throatsnsd
to chuck ths stage often before this,
end every umA something happened to
make her change her mind. I've got
. hvnch maybe something viii happen
this time. toA. II Il does, won't want
any partn@s.'
They rose presently and made their
way out into the crowded. blatant niwht
Of Broadway.
They pushed forward Qlowiy throAgh
THE sddyinS tides, eIbowsd by q match-
isss motley OF humanity. deafensd ~
ts thousand tongues. dAssled 70 blind
ness by wAlis of living iiGht. whitaker
sxDsstsnesd . sensation Of participatnG
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Au,sp 4 THE BAAss BOWL" &c, >.

In a royal progress: Max was plainly =.
man Of mark; he left a wake OF rippllnt
Interest At every third step somSbody y
hailed him. a. q rule. by his first name;
generally he responded by = curt nod
and = tightening ot his teeth upon his
cigar.
They turned east through Forty-sixth
street, shouldered by a denssr rabble
whoss faces, all turned In one direotion.
shOne Nvtd with the glare OF a gigantic
electric sign. midway down the block /;
THEATRE MAX
SARA LAWS FAREWELL
II was nearly half past eight: the
house mad besp open since seven, and
still Q line ran from the gallery doors
TO Broadway, while still an apparently
inter rnlnabls string OF carriages writh cd
from one corner to the lobby entrance.
paused 10 dsposIt Its perishsble freight.
and streaked away to Sixth avenue,
The lobby itself was crowded 20 suffo-
cation with M Occidental durbar OF
barbaric masniheence. the chy's SUI
prsms manifestation OF Its religion. the
ultimate rite In the worship NJ the
pornp~ OF the flesh.
Look At IT," Max grumbled through
his cigar. Amt II a shsms?"
"Whsti.. Whitaker had " lift his
voice 70 msks Il carry above the ouss-
Inc Of ths throng.
'rhs honey TIN losing" returned ths
nsasssr. vivtaiy aisgustsd ~ could've
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aled the Mstropoli,an opsiG Hetes
three times over" - H'''
lie swung on his heel and began to
push his way out Of the lobby 'ComS
aions-no use trying to 81 tn ~
way" q ~
Whitaker followed. 10 b led down Y
blind alley between the theatre and ne
adjoining hotel. An illuminated slsW
advertised tho stage door. throuGA
which. Via a brief hallway. they ntessA
the prosceniurn--A vast caysmoaut
cluttered. shadowy. and drafty plans-
made visible for the most part hy 0o
unnatural glow Altering from. ths .toeAs
lights through the painted wsih sf an
interior set. Whitaker caught haGey
glIUHSss Of stagehAnds idling ,aboasls
heard woman's voice dsclAimlpe ioNAs
ly from within the sst; passsd--A1Aa
dragging him by the arm-e miAd1o-
aged actor waiting for his que beGaAo
q s's'stat.isl WOODEN door In e., cows
vas walls; and. STOPPING. passed shrovgh
small door into the ganSway bslHa
the boxes.
Curtains Just up" Max told hlm,
Sara doesn't come on. TIL near the
middle OF the act. Make yourself ooW-
Portable; IN be back before loug." AZ
He drew aside Q curtain and usheeon
his guest into tho right-hsnd stsGs -,
then vanished.
4
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CHAPTER VI.
lCoutinusd.)
Curt0jHI

HEN he set whole hsartediy
about the business OF max
ing himself pssssntsble for
the evening.
Whsa eventually he strods
tntS the white room Mas was al
seaay setabhshs1 at Ne famous Ut
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syNOPsIs OF PRECEDING CHAPTERs.
HAeh WAitAhs. NV Yosk hvyss aAd athlete,
70 toh b hh dseton that 10 u suffering from
n9ssai essa1s ssd has, a .ass, bat si1 nonths
Lsdsias and Asr fstAsr's shsaifsw have slopsd.
hush secretly iseva NsW yotE, Al town vl'srs
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E:.s s0. a:sss.A @ "SS S:sSs ,.sit:: % : "I:s H.s
and Hugh a .lso r:pocd lost foI slI ys.!s
ls:s:, S::::: ES..sssa; Ss: :ASf Y
S.p.!:S';. !. aS'::'s 81, Il i:sYI, :sai bis I'is'
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Men of Initiative
Aidem Ameeionas NJ Asve ksins aasek af fhespen


main trunk OF astsris, eireu,stsa.
which. spginglng from the left veatfjelo,
OF the heart. formS IN arch over Ne
left lung. turns aown~ArA sieAo ~
len sads OF the. spine, preeeeAs - tAe(
loins, and there DIVIDES into TIE.
two great arteries dbtributiig tosGa
through all parts Of the SoAy-NxseDe,
to the lungn Prior to Carrsi's immee.
tal discovery . serious wound In The
main artery o. In the heart was ~.
Ssrdsd A. necessarily fAtal
In the fcolowins year came lht anass
ing demonstration that some esUuns a.
the human body-ths hsasI ~ NJ
ample b kept alive ~ sess1l
remaiasd - for IN apprsoisble inteyNop'
after Death. Actual dsmenslsatisa 6
the truth OF this Aiss6vssy tepeaeo
vistas a. Tar rsaOAing % theeo. ~
lowing virchow's cellular patheao6y AAl
PAsteur's foundation ss basterjoaoUy.s ~
A. partinx. Dr. casrsl aAiA . ~,
that durins his fortAcomins lectures u
Paris he would snneoneS lhAtc eoeea-
tions In the thoracio cavity eaa. ~ -
successfully performed 40 ID Tie a.
domen--now an everyday occuSroAsof
and. what wAs pvsn mora seastliaA
that experiments proved The AeAst u
bs an organ Of such pasistsnes thoe %
10 unharmsd by . cessation o( elseu<
lation for a. long ~ ave minutes.
In. bStsf. Dr.. CaSrsl, hes not -1aue
taken the human body 70 nisssaI - .
mechanic does . delicate maphina. ~
hs 10 capAh1s Of putting a. tsOUeh0
again. -, -. o.
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II thought you wanted - -, 1ay0a
Of Piunkvills." ...s..H .,
THAT was one Of my sas3y anAi1laasS
but look higher now. Ia ~ LLAMA
= good chance OF being elected snaaa0ss
Of tn. town ball aaT"ceurIsss,
Journal ~ -
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tContinued.l
Fisk sat with Stokes at No
- Twenty.third strest AID
drank and bragged. all that
Aved Fisk was StoksGi
.h,lnineas entanglSmGnts with
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eyNpe0lD o. PRECEDING IN1fAIMENTa.
J0syhk. Q vAususss. sssss various pro,incial
a1ssseWA cane y. Ns1 rosk. He formed sn
asesalnts.cs With jay 0oah and tos,sher they
Oinea ooatsol Of ths EIDE Railroad. To insure
S0Of.ef 'sAelf aanipalstious q the vailrO.At
slssks thsv Seousht Int the deal several leading
asASaD 4 'lhs .'Tvssd Hing" . political 1sAn'
iaesna thieA u A.t tne ruled Nv York Ciy.
III ~ rtsA Ssd 6sastful, jokinsly styling nm
ess~ao 70 q beautiful woman ssusd Mansfisid,
~ 1nAly Ssok "a stshse . brilliant New fofh
nsssslss. 70 cali on her, Ne issss induced stos:s.
tViHs,r - psteA up eaansiA bstvsss him nd tn
Monnnoad .uomAn.
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drank ana bre88eo, AL that
avsd Fisk was Stoksss
business entanglsmnts with
HssA., Stokes would have killed FISK
eNen and there had he not bssn held In
cSsSr 0y thss KILLINGS dollar inoonvsn-
c0oc. otoisss, through Oh ana rebates.
~ making $4,000 . year, and Fisk.
oy e1Afine up hi Erie contracts and vot.
\~6Nn out Of his own rsfinsry. could
NM stopped every dollar OF the two
thousand on its way to stokess
GSvs for the Mansfieid-stni a bit
~lo0my and storm -tossed, ana onsy half
sSpoassd-no one wAs at No. 40 Twenty
third street chat night save stokes ana
sEd. my boy" said FISK. seuintins
to SAeoh the color OF the ourgundy'
''its luck for you that josie ana are
frisnls again. Do you know sTysn.ns T
- Sunt understand" Stokes replied. .
~ 'a;: ts,tinS % n: wine. 1T was
vhe ssnt Morshead after you to In
sui{ you until you assaulted him; you
fejf nticsly into the trap. my boy"
~oellL don't undsrstand" per-
"fou're duh, nd; extremely duii"-
nsrSa sip OF wine-"I suppose you
ESUN That I rule here ~ much ~ any
R01napisrrs ever ruled IN Parisf
rulo, ,Shs .couEeA. rule the 3uSiss.
ThSrs;s an indictment right now
asainst you in the office OF the DIS
tsiSS. Attorney. which III have to send
wee 90 kah. The Grand Jury report.
- Ma true bill two days ago. and you
- 10 Nays been opllArsd to-mor-
rev. Josis's forgsvsnsss 10 all that
.:vM you' my "'y-." that saves
|, <NSk cbmplacantly filled himself
ea1Shsr glaSs. while the battle lanterns
heeoa 20 light themselves In Stokes's
ava,s with an effort he held on to him
elf thinking about bankruptcy. 30 fas
- Aollars were concerned, he was-and
loSV it-an the hollow of Fisk's hand.
~ you were behind that gutter-bred
.roSue, Norehsadf" Stokes said after .
poase. 'wsit Jim. make no mistake;
fSs myself. I've no fear OF you."'"
RE Death Threat.
':Not fear msr beloved Fsk. %
tAo\nGh an insult had been put upon
1 HmChot fear mef When ! have
voVtr to Arivs companies worth mil
Iitoas IN terror from the state, don't
lAUW I'm not powerful enough to put
thro1agh . JOB which would land . TEL
lew Of your sise.in Sing Sing"
u may yet 80 to Sing Sing because
y .you,h Stokes retortsd, his brown
~ gIittering. but It'll not be through
PSo0 'Kor any Job Of yours"
ITovs talk was growing top warmly In.
rosting, and the Mansheld intsrfersd
n1oes went home to the Worth House,
I ~ Fifth avenue and Twenty-hfth
\e1r3et, while Fisk went soddenly to bed
IKTNis was In brown October. 1910.
/ when Fisk arose next morning he
w. s6rs IN spirit. The ready disbslisi
- otsnss In his (yHsk's) power 70 con
tpuasi District.Attornsys and 0rant
S,611ps and General Sessions Judges ha<
~ hau. The lest, IN truth. he'd fair
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Ia discoveries In science rvn
thf Gamut from the 'mpos.
slbls 10 the obvious. TIE dis
/. s1nenve axamp(s Of Annove-
ia. s~A lalAlaAlsA la air.
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WHY THE PEOPLE WILL APPROVE.

believe that the farmnded people boroughsno the
awess element but the good ctznsw when
questions involved desire 70 become Baltimore
vote for admission to the city Of the boougs They will
the interest Of orderly administration of justice:
that Baltimore City, health regulations applicable
borongs IN order that Baltimore C may by the
borougs IN order that quiet orderly Sabbath
throughout our nearby envron and suppress disorder
Ism in the dives surrounding the city which present
jeopardze not only the citizens Of the present City but
also the citizens IN the borongh order properly and
systematically project the streets IN accordance with
city planning absolutely dependent city control over the
projection of its streets IN the proposed borough districts
There another convincing Why they will support the
idea Important Hghandtown and Canton important
a Roland W The borough proposed 10 be annexed south of the
city stands out a Of special Importance The inner harbr
eongested With bay and trade Spring Gardens
place for development Il Baltimore grow the fifty years
vii Spring Gardens crowded With and shipping
mo important thai this section Of the harbor be controlled by
municipality Il present have control The
only owned by Baltimore City The south and sides
trocd h Anne Arundel and Baltimore Counties Each of
lines enormously eroS32g communities They owned
large degree b Baltimore people and ~ Baltimore capital and
they under control IF Anne Arundel and Baltimore
The feature If Baltimore, shipping point in judgment
depends The control y the municipality of The deep
facilities n Spring Gardens the northern shores Of
Arundel County md The adjoining shores Of Baltimore County
II vi be Of qualification The people If the counties
VEL II The people of Baltimore haFe Baltimore city
proper plaee the cities of the world especially
IL chief ely of IL South and vii be- hope and believe chief
for The increased South American trade
tie opening Of tie Panama Canal
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-31
FAIR REPRESENTATION.

We going ask you for fair representation in the Igs
lature
We going appeal also TO farmndedness and to the
famndeness the Democrats of the State Baltimore City
he executive and judicial branches of the
State Government.
There another matter upon which desire appeal
and upon which wish II dwell for n moment.
recent amendment to the Constitution of the United States
vdes thai United States Senators shall h elected by direct
Of the peoples therefore, the selection Of he United States Senator's
every in the statehite and blaehas equal voice and
the spirit Of TINT amendment does require that the
nomination candidate for the United Suites Senate By the Dme
party every Democrat the State should have equal
VIII the white Democrats of Baltimore City the right
equal in the choice Of the Democratic nominee for the
United States Senate with the Democrats in Kent county, VI
eomc Allegheny any other county when n the general
ton voter the Satewhte and baes obliged 10 have
equal yoee7 Ii violation the spirit Of the amendment the
of the United States provide method of nominating
United States Senator b. which Democrat the counties shall
shall only have
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-31
THE BOROUGH BILL.

Baltimore City the most eongested city the Union ON
$4,000 population by the census probably eooped
IN territory 30 miles Cleveland which the
passed Baltimore in the list of large cities square miles,
burg Al Buffalo AZ San Francisco 46; New Orleans Boston
10 and St. Louis 81
In this connection emphasize particular point
Please understand that the Borough Bill itself
inch of territory from either Baltimore Arundel County
The Borough Bill of its power force The
the bill is simple 1t merely gives to the people, residing
within CO. of the four proposed borougs the right say for them
selves whether they desire to enter into the borough
remain under the respective County
The residents of each borough will vote separately.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-31
WHY COME TO THE PEOPLE.

The pans Of the State platform above quoted justify the appeal
am making to the people Of the counties.
Yon hear good deal about the prejudice If the people in the
counties against the city Some have said there
the claims IF the city before the county people think better
of believe you what is fair and that you willing
the city what fair that you the State government which
agent of all the people and therefore your agent your
county and other fary and also the city fairly
that willing hear the facts and the facts show thai the
State has been giving the city fair
the injustice corrected
Believing That you farmnded
pants and if convinced enough uphold the ys plea for
justice put the simple facts before You.