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Arizona republican., 1913-07-06
NJ REASON FOR
 PROGRESS IVES
 ID TURN BACK
This is Sentiment Expressed by Senator Finn at the Meeting in Pennsylvania to Make Arrangements for Campaign in State
Special to The Republican,

WASHINGTON, D. C. July 5.-The executive committee of the progres siVe party of Pennsylvania met in Scranton on the afternoon of June 20 1 The meeting was followed by d ban quet that evening. attended by about 900 progressiVcs from all parts of the state. Prominent workers of the party present included Clifford Pin chOt; Congressman NJ. Clyde Kelly, of Braddock; Thomas Robins. of Philadelphia State Senator John T Murphy. of Philadelphia; Prof Bar ral. of Yale university and Mary Ware Bennett. national secretary of the Women's Suffrage league. Let ters of regret were read from Colonel Roosevelt, former Senator William Finn. of Pittsburg. and Dean William Draper Lewis, of the University of Pennsylvania.
 The meeting of the executive com mittee was devoted chiefly to work
 in preparation for the state campaign. In addition to this a memorial to congress was prepared asking for an investigation into the case of the Scranton Tribune Republican. This was a strong progressive paper and was q good prosperous concern. It's owner. Robert D. Towne. however. in extending his business had incurred financial obligations which were held by reactionaries. It appears that inn mediate payment of these obligations was demanded at d time when MT. Towne was not able to meet them at once despite the fact that the paper was exceedingly prosperous. The memorial adopted by the executive committee calls this action "a con crete illustration of abuse of credit" and asks congress to investigate in stances of the intimidation of news papers and attempts to coerce edi- torial opinion through financial pres sure"
 Since the Scranton meeting. Con gressman Kelly has presented this memorial to the house. A lively de- bate was preciptated and it is obvious that there will be big row before the matter is thrashed out The standpat republicans in the house went to the front at once in defense of those accused by the memorial, tend ing to confirm the allegation that the disaster to the Scranton paper was forced for political reasons.
 Colonel Roosevelt's letter of regret was in chief part a striking tribute to the former owner of the Tribune Republican.
 You have been punished" he wrote. because the great privileged inter- ests in business and in politics recog- nize a menace in your courage and in tegrity and common sense. The bosses and the great powers of fin ance which are standing behind the bosses are q unit in endeavoring to crush out the independent press, for their best chance lies in smothering
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Arizona republican., 1913-07-06

trails at a dozen different points but to no avail. The Star Lodging House was searched from one end to the other, but beyond the three Mexicans sent to the police station for inVesti- gatiOn. there was not one found upon whom the least suspicion might at tach.
 With the arrival of Coroner C. W. Johnstone, a careful examination of the body of Harris was made. Up to that time it had been supposed that he had been shot. Officer Wiikerson, who was among the first to arrive found the gun of the dead officer lying q few feet from his head. The chambers con-
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Arizona republican., 1913-07-06
OFFICER HARRIS SFOULLY MURDERED BYGANG OF
 MEXICAN HOLDUPS
NOT GUILTY IS
 MRS. EkMAN'S PLEA

SALT LAKE, July 5.-Mrs. Augustus Ekman, who confessed to the police to killing her twelve year old daughter Frances, whose body was found in q trunk a week ago pleaded not guilty today. Her trial was set for July II.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-06
NAME TRlPLETS AFTER
 PRESIDENTS DAUGHTERS

VALLEY CITY. July "Trip lets, born few days ago to Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Gunderson, were christened today Margaret. Jessie and Eleanor, in honor of President Wilson's three daugh- terS-
Arizona republican., 1913-07-06
ANOTHER RECORD BROKEN.

WARDNERIDA, July 5.-The worlds record for rock drilling was broken yesterday by Sligo and St Germain who drilled forty-six and thirteen six teenth inches in granite in fifteen minutes and won q prize of three hundred dollars. The previous record was fOrty-five and seven sixteenths inches. made at Tonopah. Nevada. July Is of last year.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-06
bOb TRUMAN AND OLD POPE
 MN ROAD RAGE
Hero of Many Road Clas- sics Comes in Victor in Prescott Loop Contest After Much Excitement Celebration Closes

PRESCOTT. July 5.-Frontier day was concluded by another series of Wild West events in the fair grounds. Motor parties continue to drift in. some Ieav- ing for the north already. The The chamber of commerce re- ports splendid financial success for the Frontier day celebration.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-06

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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24
SAYS BRITISH
 ARE PREMATURE
SECRETARY KNOX pESlARFe THEY MADE PROTEST TOO
 SOON.
sssG,al Nuqgst aorvie<.

sssG;al NuqgGk aervset.
 WASHINGTON. JAr- 24--SecTetaTg Knox declared Lldzy Thst the Brlush protest aboyr thE teIlA UR inc ransna' canal Is altogether prAnaAturs at Ac1h1nx definite ltns yst been decid ed u1.H, by tRis cnuutTy F ta,U HsslsAr
 Illa words ars received wItn sSme 9u-urise as thc country hnd AesaerA lly lsesIevrss that the tells were nxe4-
 Tr Is beltarsd that President Taft and sAcret1TS .EpOx SFe inclIEed to- wards ths arltisA idea On the dNsstiOu ma thret 'they have jn view soTn charge in The AEv%A4Amsutz baf0ro soifs usL Of oiEee. TRs president h-a' already snGgeRtsd leaving the matter to inc ltagus arbitration board.
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VOLCANO kIkLS CATTLE Special Nugget 8ssv1s~

MEXLCo. JaR 23.-Ths CQlsu Toi' canc Ia in eruption 1EaiK Rnd PtT1 couGSderOb bla Iuss has. been snStsired hy those whu lad cattle ard aaeds Eraztnx near the mountain Th' asf1as flew vlI aroun6 and fell OEl tho p.nID for ah unuspaIH great depth 20 that rhc hewIIheTca anir1lRlk # re' tfsslroyEd otherwise, were unAhh tt sccur4 sr0rHh to Aat. The people ~hf live in the vicinity Eut away from ths. scrne easily enough and ro hu' man lives were lUet. 4 few o1 tne rs.st dAncss oc shhen and cattle mar wore deatrDYcd.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24
SAYS BROTHER
 NOT HIMSELF
CLERGYMAN ACCUSED OF Rta AMY SAYS MISTAKE WAS
 MAHE.

RICHMoKn. Cal. Ian. A-A Ntos1 remarkable deccEee xas a<EerSd today by the Rev, Horn WhD Is ca tEial for RlRRmy. Hn testttlEd on tht atAItd that he %AH not married Sp the EecDna woman in tho case. and that Ii was hls twin brother whp was hrIdNgTcOnI un that occasion. The twin brother ( existence w7A not kHrrFn of be&ore, but the dAfendaMt told l,la Ato<Y in a wRY Lhht EiveE iE soma appearance 1s truth
 This evidence hR6 eTeztHd & nas HsaracAbiy KreRt IntET%st la thS pFn- 'cASdInEA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24

Ieaua. The lattgr. without the slight est eAuEe CT iuStInCatiOn. turned their guns oo the United stAisz solhtrrs-
 After hnvinE tired soUo skots they Wirhhr$~. &9 jHjgry.- wHs SA1s9a hT the hT4nk aA tnb AmeTlranR lay down and wsea ccVereA. Ts1is 4Tr0nt hRs utorsed the !AMeT1cGnh In the stGteE vordrrinc Mexico und unless somn steps are taken by the Washington authorities Immediately zUfne bad
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ROOSEVELT TO
 FIChT WARREN
WtNE& LEcIeLArukE oF WfoM. ING TO PUT OUT aENAToH.
aEeeiai NunGAt esrviss.

BFseiai NIp0At SsrViss.
 CHEYENNE Wye. Jan. A.-Ths0. Edore Roosevelt has wIred The iegislA' turs of tI,is state to ypts aEa!nst thu I+r.c1ection Ot FGannls E;. Warren whs is hnw limited States senator frUr ETYomIng-
 Roosevelt jS opposed to hiM cr many ErnundA E1s RPeal4cs hlm 0i various political HfrsnceF and states that hIEF rs.EIhction would be A h1k' graeA to tho nrw 1egIdR+nre.
 The Memhrre of the legislature h<tt are divided qn inc AlIbjAct and a wRrT H6ht is aErG to come.
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---' s's-'T-

Iry. HrcentLy Ihe DGp Rssmssl sv pe iHclIneft to bLarle niM fDr nlI the disaRLers which occurred sb the Tnyks since the 17uleEF4arR hpgnn AhcIr rltITTlI HrrnaH country tuwardE tR+ capital.
 The rtpiopa desnonEtntlOnH whick brought ahnnt the resI ghaiiou hP ths tnrnEr ministry cHrItnued yesterday nr.I CunstantinoPic was given Np uq the %iIdcA Ecenee of hsOrde hfaHS nf rhe better claRH of TIfkA have been converted 1nto MadmsA by tkc humIItations inflicted on tkem ky nH cnAnly ~hnm they had learned tn de
 spise and studsnfH and uthers are
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BUILDING FELL :.
 KILLED EIGHT
ROOF CRA8HEs INTO 4 STORE
 WITH AWFUL EFFECT.
snuC;aL Nuaauk Harvic6.

apsuisI Nuqa1t SarvicAt
 MCKINNEY, Texss. Jan. 2A--BE the collapse Df the upper part of { bulIdLnE htrG yeztcrt1aT eight DepnIa werr killed outright and ftfte%R others wArr lH1uretL Tho part oG the building that rhIapscd fell thrnrEfI inc rndf ct tho 4sp%rln1ant store which uccuptcd the fret floor. ssV'T- ai rIls:omerb were ia thr HforE Ht ths time aS well nz thu employees,
 IInnAediEtcIy afttA the crash ths ~torE ct digging through the debris wzz cornMonccd and 5nrne 1FArs taken out aIlve. In many u1Hea inc iH- i1lr1Us suataincl we,t tri&htfnl hIId zpma GthErB nlAy THt he added ID thC death Iihf.
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HEARST EDITOR SAYS
 HE BOUGHT LETTERS

leaders ot puhlLc opinIoM in cSn1unc- r1on with Inc truSts.
 lie REss kept nn the atlIhd for quite ' iupR time na ttie members of the curnsuttfee were evidently desfTous uI ltarning all about the ende of h1nOF which governed The editing or lire 1nbItcattd7s owned bY EfeHrHt. Some interesting details were brnnghI nls1 but on lhc whole Mc6HtY savA rather Il good account, of hinhA1ff and did really aoem ID trcase the impression lint lhe hnd justlhed the Trruns ir thia nfkc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24
HEROIC NAzIm PASHA SHOT
 DEAD IN C0NSTANTIN0PLE
Special Nugget as<~IGs.

SpseiAl kuSgst Starving.
 %9NsTAk'rINnPLE. Jan. 24.- Nas1m t'aSllx. commander In chIsI ,d the Turkish army. TRs shot dcad in the Htrsess of this cltY last nlehI darIuE iL rtprouz ilHImnur Lr.u Liun uE shose who aTe opposed to the eszz1pn CT AGrHnople tn Lhe HaIleaa allies
 The famous gcnarul. 30 for as GEE lp7 'c0rnod, had taken Mt nar. in any of rho aGtncnatrarions nnd as tue LIT1e Rns rHIesIS TutchInE the pro- -erd1nEs It lR generally helleved md WILr dAncsAd from hIa nosirar aa cn9n- TIndrT in chief kS the new tninIs-
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epscIAI E uExvt AArsios.

wAaIiTWETCS. Jan 2%.-4ShRCtcs Mdoney. formerly un editor oH the Hearst papArS. testIacd hHtore the n3nEFGHslonaI rpnmlttec lnday L'rIi he htd purchased the Archibald I<t- t,+a from the negrp mezSeneer. When aaIled if hA dld not think that EuclI pruCEsd1ns Tas not honorable he wnIIed tl1Rt hc considered ts & pulp lie duty to publish kuch letters anl to let the people know t1st exactly huw Lhey Merr being trsntcd by tho
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24
FINDING J(lRY
 FOR DARROW
BLK SWORN AND 4 8EC0En VIZ.
 NIKE "a suMMok&n-
spatini Nugget ssrslss.

SpAtimi Nugget SSr-FiOs.
 LOg AN9ftLEE. Jan, 24.-Ssx ef the Jurors fer the trial nf Ciarercs parruH havr nov bcen E~nTn In. II has heen found ueteHAAr$. however, ar $nEaf1Ioti anutIlcr VerEre nf fF owing to the many challenges
 It w1Il probably bA zrrtTQs dhtA yet beEore tho e4nnnInAuur nf witnesses can hA proceeded with
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ApsciaI Nugget SArVION.

AsseiaI Nugget 4SrvESR.
 FL PASO. Jan. s4.-.ThS nest dasr- IGE anh srnsat ttnOaI Of RlI the Sut- raeee ccglrnisird agRIrHr thA En1ted aiais* rs ths Mexican -e"oIutt~niRtu ssear7ed -,xssesr4ay' wflGh G nt1dy 5I Ihc reiyeIa opened iFA 2cFoss the HOr der, nj Arnsritan troppa The Am. ErlcanR. who wrre only a fuw in uuun |. her. were patrOilinE nt1r thu hne IReti they cnnG la atRht of Ihc Msx {.
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asssl~l Nugget SsrYpeA

VIENNA. Jan, 24.-Thc breaking oj ths steamship pool iE aow r1n1nteLe ana 30 iIcrr Ls tILc resuItlnl rate NET expe;icd tn hA mat stserugr rtIes rom Enrnpe Lu the United stntHs will nf0h1hlS he cut 10 ten dollars. This E tho figure esiirnase new and thcro n every rt*lsOn tn heItRYa tlent il TIIl DO anhnrnned within a feTe days.
 t tS expected thht m immense tn- crsasc iT emigration frUM various %lFop%A1 cuuhtr1rS wliI cnInr 4s a
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24

crying out tU hold Adrl;lnerle ot Co fight 0H to tho end.
 The aRea MiMatiun If Na51Tn Pl!sha p0y hnEE Esen due Ih a conspiracy but tleere ts no WAY Y';t "f discover = Ilsx the real cEvze. Flo had rScrntly- tN!len rrnrr fhe nnsitI0n of ap idcI to the most hstsd man tr Turkey. When tho var began hA was minister for war !n rh& Turkish cabinet md w7s sHvppsed tC he Inc nu1s able military mHn in the efGpirE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24
rCuNkoR MEETS MANY.

F'rzBk OCGnunf. agent here nf tho Pacific Coast Company, writes td Jnhn Nestnr from Chicago. that ho 7taE taen th New York aisD since hA wcnt opt LLnd in the course of hIa trrvels he has met Dt RAnsey, Nc. Jntpsh, Jim Keihtser. Geo. McLHod. .rordon -nd various hfhAr Nons peo- hIh
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24
FIVE INDICTED.
IeeiAE kuasts $4ryt.4.

JAeAeiAE kuasts &4rvt+a CHICAGO. Jan. slrF&e alleged
 xira tApDars and pbrl EConA men hava Eb$yr indicted llere ht Ehe grand tTry Eth HeriSas Gh&Excs Qf fr&ln la whidn lia involved rhs story af a decp rpatsd Pranapiraey.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24
EUR0PE'S FLEETS ON THE MOVE
WILL SUBMIT
 TURTLE SERUM
SENSATIONAL NEW CURB TO ue
 TEsEEp Hr .GoVERNMENT.
SpAciaI NmaSuk sar~ie4.

Special NmaSuk sArrie4. ..
 HER1.rX. Jan. E7.-ph, FreednaRn announced today thEt he VIII RHbtItIt lis tITth. serum Gnrs for tuItT'shloRlH tn %urernmrfIt teHtB sD that no fur thar dslaY may lle cAUsGu flI epread- ir... the rraI zIary of iLs eTIeauy.
 The discovery haT appssrE to nrnTnIsp Ihr rUrat extrE4rdInary Te' auIte. Some famoHs experts h4ve eK- pressed inc hrLIef lIt;Il no greater bucr has ever hnen conferred uDou raaEkIHd.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24
Nussss auaelsI asrvIe1.

Nvsass anaelsI aatvIe1.
 NEW YORK. Jun. 2'L--t Ecntra .rtke of t1c1el walters has nEen nF- sered in this 1"itS and rhe strikHra. huys usl7crGh In the cAnlpp tgn with hane r1ntsus scenes DHn1netratInns SesRsa6 In various 0I the large nctHie EkMfe the HlAuagers gave IhHir dn2l asnMun tlIat tbc dtTa1ds ot their ArafS ennld nct bc g11ntod
 In tsw Hlac0s missiles were thrcwp at the windows ~ncn The ~aiters wnlke4 nnt ard in one place
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24

ones to TRrhla4 7SstGTB td hA re9ds for the wnr which Ls now almost rtT- tam to De renewed between Ihe R.u. Kah Allizs and Turkey.
 The shtB- pt other greAr pu~erH arr said to haNis raceived the same Ur- derA gh6nFt CcEptAntlnopIe fail be. fore the BulEHrtArs It haA been decId- ed 10 tMMA 4n International fcrrr fir the city.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24
MEXICAN REBELS FIRE 0N AMERICANS ACROSS BORDER

Wcrt may be locked tut.
 IT a ~ertain. however, that th% i+a- n1tutztrAttpt r1rrot nTeElo1R thB uatter. + Ia Clls mOst acTiOus sEtnIr vl5rh hy% hatFrAn%S get alsh0UeA very many 0Ihrs nulraEss hE He bo@a cnmmaLted or ths pArzcus and Drop- rFrv of Americans Hn the ATScRn side nf the line,
 . -knn
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24
iMAolNAryoN AT WORK.

! \ JWnAAt paper. says HI1lts Hrmgnt eAd Al t.nRe are taHklaAteA f4r Ual- tHd B+ates masshnl Et EnmA' pr zraAa
 biAo1 elae, NM bs 'dh1y lack sd enAsrhIaK tp aH EpAcA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24

The baass<k hall tg@tru tonight are HAaA. All th4 old ptAFA sTs hurkfibs @n the Arms4r.. ThAir .sili he Fur tty. iafv in she air %aa ThsmPs4A ard Hpr.s3 4n opesaisA Dids@-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24
FUR sELLEN8 IN1REAHE- nnAaIAl Eaua1st &Ar4ios.

WAEfHWGTON, JRrL sS.--A large lnrFCaAe in the number of ttAY deRliAK EirmR !s 1cp0fle6 by thA depRrinitsff This Is HalA to he due tn the lArEs 1uSrazsa in the vlns nf Cnra Df vari- Uue 1Inhk
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24
TEN DOL LARS FROM
 EUROPE TO STATES

gpnsequcnUc aEd thnusanHS are now waiting for the frzi trip under the reduced rates.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24
GENERAL STRIKE OF
 NEW YORK WATERS

kriGkE were thTcwn AI policemen,
 Tho InaEt tTIFArdinAyy results mus De expecrsd # thG strike EsSIH lnRg The dining rpcniS nf all hctelH. flush. LJnab.e and Dtharkisc, win he lefI withnut '%drG GH-os tralned 1AStcrx Ao4 niYns 1w11eers of Sny Eind
 Many thousands EOHIo siy tE thUuelnd. Rscu Uitl ts, aHAcIeG iy ths Ettikt
 ApsIss 42to pet h1x and uV aa
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WILSON WILL
 VISIT PANAMA
..ren SPECIAL SESSION HE wILL INSPECT CANAL FOR
 HIMSELF.
.....,... Rsso4Ai ssFvssA

AHes%t ~R
 av.mrTt1H, Jan 9+.--W0odrnT VII ..,, hos deGldsd to vGsi' Ihs Panamu ;I.9nAtfiatcIy 4Ifter the conefu-
 If taA special sesat1n Ur 0onErea, :, bS na1d ir March
 n. ii atrzxSIy uLAnLfEsting tre. ...ahn. IntrrhHt II tic great water and hnres. lo sen'Ire I Tull k10El. .... n6 it .in eyeIy dstRII sn that hF
 hnosr now tn deal with The rS .,ous uuAstiHns which will ariSA From ,a. aubjsct from titlA Tn dmer
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MAIL VA VALDEZ

MAIL VA VALDEZ.
 Wm, AcMAnna TAcsIVA6 teieRro m yesterday winch stated that the 1rst batch of malt had left VAInex fer all the tntaytor p0imes d I1Aaka.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24

LONDON. Iar %A.---TrltEsh' rn'I itBitnn WarsfIpE haze received nCI'FT rom lnAr cove -niUs Ills tn r. 0ueNh!f nt
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24

". have thG eIsanast HE'd bsGt stock oS ursSAr7sS ia Ec"as, Try uA FhorUlF Lahs,ARmnt
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24

Lea 1ks NpgR@t de E0ur farsT JAs sriNfIR1
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FAToR4 dfKcHpp%E
apsoial NuyQn. EATvtsA

ARsoial NGynAt EAFffeA
 WASHINGTON, Tan. A.-Tha re- ArIt ar the lest nn hRttlehfIlEH Tsfsntls has kesn that the 47rdHCore cDmpaEl hes received hEvnr oEer ehA nlEret S rnntpaAa.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-24

tlsG-ask at LsAanan's.
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Lt .Fsk ut Lskt'4AM'a-
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-10-03
The Johns Hopkins University
State Scholarships in
Engineering Courses.

Applications for scholarships in the Department
u engineering, established in the Johns Hopkins
so.nIverslty under the provisions of the Laws Of
maryMnd chapter 90 1912 should now be made
Entrance examinations for all students win be
neId 70 Mccoy Hall, The Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity, Baltimore on o''o'7
SEPTEMBER 5o-O706ey ?, 1912,
beginning at a. m,
II there Is more than one applicant for a mar
tcuiar scholarship q competitive examination
VIII ,neid Immediately following the examine
IN ADDITION to certain collegiate Scholarships.
me Sn ACT provides for scholarships at large and
w scnoiarships each fol one year. to be appor-
uoned among the Counties and Legislative bis
trlcts OF baltimore City, the same humber al
a C SO iar as possible to be made each wear
ne unusrgraduate courses in Engineering will
eAtena through four years and 1t has been deter.
M 70 Oner ID OF the scholarships in the wear
iisy,l Li9I4 Allegheny, Baltimore, Frederick and
nm.asnlngton Counties and the four Leeislative
Dlstlcts OF Baltimore City will each be entitled Ia
y. scnolarshlps and each Of the other Counties
70 one scnolarship in Oct Der 1915 1he six
time. - - """'Heu q. snas
Applicants for scholarships should address the
negstrar. Tbs Johns Hopkins University. for the
plank forms OF application and for fiIrther in
OF scholarships. S Hm~su
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-10-03
For Rent.
MARYLAND House and Stables

Situated in Rising Sun, Nd, house con- -
tains 20 rooms, heated by steam. Stabl- l..!.
ing for % head of stock. Apply to GEO. ls w
R. GRAGON. j31 -
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-10-03
Property Transfers.

Caroline Yetter to Joel r. Craig,
farm of 81 acres in Seventh dis
trict, $40 and other considerations.
William 81. Hughes and wife to
TT. Winfield Lewis, property on
North street, Elkton, $5 and other
considerations.
Richard g. Underwood and
others to The President and Com.
missioners of North East, bed OF
Manldin and West streets in North
East.
John D. Curry to Alfred T. Lum,
A acres in Second district, $452.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-10-03
The Rule Of Three.

Three things to Temper, tom
que and conduct.
Three things to love-Courage, gentle
ness and affection.
Three things to hate-Cruelty. AFRO
gance and ingratitude.
Three things to delight in-Frankness,
freedom and beauty.
Three things to wish for-Health,
friends and cheerful spirit.
Three things to avoid-fdleness, loqua-
city and flippant jesting.
Three things TO fight for-Honor, coun.
try and home.
Three things to admire-Intellectual
power. dignity and gracefulness.
Three things to think about Life,
death and eternity.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-10-03
Marriage Licenses.

John Molitor and Gertrude Nurn-
berg, both of Elkton.
Edwin Il. Tice, of South Amboy,
N. j., and Edna E. Lusby, of Elk
ton.
Charles Henry Boyle, Jr., and
Myrtle Hastings, both of Iron Hill.
William d. Racine and Clara Z.
Fluffy, both Of Elk Neck.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-10-03
Roman r. cyotAeys. Solicitor.
Order OF Publication.
Ella May Holmes VS. Walter L, Holms

In the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
In Equity, No 3l21.
The object of this suit is to procure decree
for divorce, divorcing the plaintiff Ella May
Holmes, a vincule matrimonii, from the defen-
dant Walter L. Holmes.
The bill states, that the said plaintiff was
married to the defendant on the 9th day of
July, 1903, and resided with him in Cecil
County and State of Maryland until the 18th
day Of August 1910.
q That, though the conduct Of your oratrix
towards her husband the said Walter L. Hol-
mes, has always been kind. affectionate and
above reproach, the said Walter L. Holmes
has. without any just canse or reason, aban-
doned and deserted her, and has declared his
intention to live with her no longer, and that
such abandonment has continued uninterrupt-
eddy for at least three years, and is deliberate
and final, and the separation OF the parties
beyond any reasonable expectation Of recon
citation.
3. That there has been no children born to
the said parties as q result Of said marriage.
4. That the defendant does not reside in the
State of Maryland but elsewhere beyond the
jurisdiction of this Court, and concludes
VfvAA - PA1y "a o4Aae tS'C Saul pl4lnCLM may %
divorced a vincule matrimonii from the defen.
dant, and that said plaintiff may have such
other and futher relief as her case may re-
quire.
1t Is thereupon. this 18th day of September,
1913. ordered by the Circuit Court Of Cecil
County, In Equity, that the plaintiff, by caus-
ing copy of this order is to be inserted in
some newspaper, published in Cecil County.
once in each of four successive weeks before
the 18th day Of October next, give notice to the
said nonresident defendant of the object and
substance Of this bill, warning him to DO and
appear in this Court in person or by. solicitor,
on or before the 3rd day Of November next to
show cause If any he has, why decree ought
not to be passed as prayed
CECIL KIRK. Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
sep 10 Inn CECIL KIRK. Clerk.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-10-03
A Marvellous Escape.

my little boy had marvellous escape. .
writes P. F. Bastains of Prince Albert,
Cape of Good Hope. 1T occurred in the
middle of the night. He got severe at
tack Of Group. AS luck would have it, !
had large bottle Of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy in the house. After fol-
lowing the directions for an hour and
twenty minutes be was through all dan
GER Sold by All Dealers.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-10-03
ORDER NIsI
In Re; The Mortgage Real Estate of Martha
p. Shaffer
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
In Equity. No. 3ll2.

Ordered, this 4th day of September, 1918 that
cee sniS Q, properly mentioned in those pro-
Evans, Attorney named in the Mortgage from
Martha I. Shaffer to Cornelia 81 Black burn
oe rane9 anu connrmed. unless cause to the
tweltth day OF November next, provided 4
copy OF this order be inserted In some newe
paper printed and published in Cecil Connt p
once week for one month before the thSss
teenth day OF October next. The report STATES
the amount OF sale to be $4050.
True Copy-Test: Siork-
sep II I'm CECIL. KTRK cl..h