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AN ORDINANCE
To repeal and re-enact with 8ueuHHI
Section of Article 10. OF the .C.tE O.
relating to the Office hours and uU..
che Collector and Treasurer.

che Collector and Treasurer.
sEcTIoN I.--B8 It established ami or.e..
by the Mayor Counselor and AldcIm..
the City Of Annapolis, that Section nI .
ticle 10, Of the city Code be, and 90 is .
by repealed and re-enacted with
ments, so a. to read as follows:
SECTION SIT shall be the duty u. I.
said Collector and Treasurer, Co Eg.t
have an office in the Municipal GOverrU
Building, which shall be plainly design
as such by external sign, and 90 fi..
therein for the transaction Of buaine- a.I.
except Sundays and legal holidays or uN..
excused by the Mayor. between the ha w.. .'
nine O'Clock a. NJ. ana three o'clock 7. IT
IL shall be the duty OF the said COlCCtu. l.a
Treasurer 60 keep certain books, in m.
SHAH be entered fair and correct Hsa.
OF All taxes and moneys 20 be by him ru
ted, with the names Cf the persons u"
the sames and, II for taxes, with the
ments Of the persons owing the same, fl.
also full and fair cash account, show
all sums OF money received by him. 800 ".
indicate the source whence tbe same r.
derived, respectively; and showing n.I
OF money disbursed b. him, 20 bs 90 -.."
the purposes to which the same were
piled respectively: ara also au accom-
all debts due TO or due BY the Corppra
and he shall enter regularly on his
all accounts passed by the Corporation
shall open a separate account again.
salaried officer, each debtor and cred. d...
the Corporation, and against eacn
priation made By the corporation
pairs or Improvements So any part I ..
city; the said Collector and Trensur,
report ana exhibit 10 the Corporal.
each OF their monthly meetings. lu.. A..
particular statement % bis receipts Hr.
penditureg for the preceding month.
shall exhibit hiB vouchers therefori a.
the same time, or ns often thereto a. I.
be required shall make out and eLh.
full statement OF the debts due % auH
BY the Corporation: and he SHAH ni
have, and produce his said books aL.
bank-bOOk and chock-bOok, which De l
QufreN 10 keep hW city ordinance Ua
monthly meetings and also az Buch n...
meetings. or before such committee 20 con.
m1ttees as the Corporation shall order O..
direct.
SECTION 2.-And be IL established and Or
dained, that this ordinance shall take .'..
from the date OF its passage.
Approved July ~, 1913.
(Signed) d)-JAMEs tF. sTRANGt
hayc-
True Copy. Test -
az PHIL. r. PORTER ClefE
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS

NOTICE Is HEEEBY CIV E& Thal the
~ subscriber OF anne Aruude cUpUtg.
has obtained from the gFpbaun Court 81
Anne Arundel county fu Maryland letters
Of Administration on the personal e8tats O.
KATIE PLANDER,
lnss ol anne Arundei county, dsoessed. An
psYBons having claims against the DECEASED
ere hereby warned - exhibit ING same with
she voucher fshareof 90 she sA8scrihss, On or
before tie
10Th DAY or JANUARY. 1919.
Teey may ofhsrWIae. ~ Jaw, Be excluded
from an benefit of said estate All gersouH
indebted 90 said estate arsrequegtsd O. make
tmmed3ake payment,
Given under s2y hAnn snis 18th day
July, 1918.
GEORGE e. PLANDER.
Adu1r.
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FOR RENT--FURNISHED.

I have 20 let, fully furnished, the
home Of Lieutenant Karns, al q Mary
laud Ave. Every modern convenience.
Reasonable rent. Possession st on &C.
GOULD, Resl Estate, Insurance, Church
Circleand South ST Telephone 92s- m.
nett
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NOTICE.
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL
The Annual Meeting of the Hospital
Association will take place
MONDAY, December the lst
Af7P. M., in the Hospital

All persons interested In the welfare
of this very necessary and helpful insti
tuition, and who wish TO have a vote in
its management, are invited to become
members by the payment of not less
than SO 90 annually. and the enrolment
of their names by the Treasurer, Mrs.
George 4. Feldmeyer, at her home, l97
Main St, before November 2lth, as all
donations TO the Hospital 70 be included
in this years report must be in by thst
date.
n17-2w By ORDER OF BOARD.
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N0TIcs 10 CREDITORS

AInpICE is HERERY GIwEN, thst lhe
~ eesfser hrs cktRiuc5 from tbs orpl le
Court 81 Anne Arundel County, pa aar9it 9,
lettera Testameutary on taa phts-
estate Of
DANIEL oLoNE
lsto OF Anne arundel County, depsassd. ~.
persons having cissms sgsinst the deoe4Asc
are hereby warned to exhibit the came, Wlt1
the vruohers therssf g. she subscriber, on oi
Gofore the
llth DAY or NAY. 1914
They may otherwise. by lay, b. excluded tfo4
an 6auCeV az aaid estate. All p5rB0n8 lQc5se1
ca sai6 estate are reQuosfe7 to mAHl 'Nr9et
e-e payments.
Given under my hand shia 5th day 81
MARY OLONE.
az EXacu6riE
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The women vote in New Zealand and
there. it is claimed under equal suf-
frage the conditions have grown better
One Of the notable features Of the
recent International Congress Of the
w. c. 4. u. held In Washington, was
an address by Mrs. Anderson Hughes
Drew, delegate from New Zealand
Among other things she said:
Woman suffrage has been and is
successful in my country. Anyone
proposing that the franchise be with
drawn from our women would be a tit
subject fer the attention of an alienst.
Nothing bot good has resulted. To
mention enc definite proof. our infant
morality is smaller proportionately
than in any other country in the world.
and has been steadily decreasing for
several years
Now there is most certainly con
nection between women and children,
and il fewer children die m New Zea-
land IN proportion to the population
than in any other country, it proves
that our women are improving year by
year. They could not care for them so
successfully without the ADDED power
conferred by an intelligent use of the
ballot.
only recently, while in this eoun-
try, Lord Northcilffe asserted that the
women Of my country actually did not
vote. that they did not care to.
That is uuquali6edly false. On the
petition that won the franchise for the
women Of New Zealand 70 years aro
there were only 80, 600 names, men and
women. Yet at the election imme
diately following the woman vote cast
exceeded 1I5. 600 In our last elections
two years ago over ST per cent of the
women entitled to vote cast their bal
lots. The total womsn vote was only
2 per cent. less than the total male
vote.
These are facts. Anyone can veri-
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NoTIcE - CREDIT0R

AYaTICyE Is aRaEBI GIVHN. TbGi tbs
ANsuNFgritsaF hss obtained nom enc Drpbhla
C0sirt of Anne Arundel Ceuuty, iu AerT ACt I,
Tetters OF Administration on Csc Fe Nft
estate Of
FREDERICK G. SMITH.
late OF Anne Arundel County, deceSsoc' AH
persons having clsims aFainst she deCc2aeo
are hereby warned 70 exhibit INC laIne, VIZ
shs vouchers thererf. t0 the subscriber, on or
before sac
Germ DAY or NOVEMBER, 1918.
They mas otherwise, by law b e1oiudoo
from all benefit OF Esid estate. All persor1 a.
debteo 70 said eEtate are requested % sake
igrimediste payment,
Given under u,y haod th'a soth dav
May, 1918.
MARIE 0, SIXTH, Admrz
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ORDER nrsx.
Nortgaeed heal state of YHNN FRlTCE
and MARTIN FRItCH her husband

NortRaged heal state oi NHNN kNl1CH
and MARTIN FRItCH her husband
In the Circuit Court for anne Arundel GO
No A5B113 Equity.
That the Report and Account og the
Auditor, aled this day In the above
entitled csuae. be ratified and confirmed
Ordered. his a5th day Of Noyem bar, 1918
That the ssle OF the propertS mentioned in
these proceedings made and reported by
Bruner it. Anderson. attorney be ratified
and counIucd unless cause tie the contrary
thereof be'shown.on O. before the
27th DAY OF DECEMBER. NEXT
Provided, COPY Of this order be inserted
in some nesqspa per publtghed IN Anne Arun-
del County, once t. each II three sue essiyc
weeks before the 27th day Of uecembef, next
The report states the amount OF sales 10 he
SI625O 90,
GE0. WELLS, CLERK
ms GEO. WELLS Clerk
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ORDER NIST

In the Matter OF the sale OF the Mortgaged
Real Estate OF HERBEHH y,
D0N ALDSOH,
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County
No. $3.50 EQUITY.
Ordered, this mth day OF Soyember, 1913,
that the sale OF the property mentioned in
these proceedings made and reported by
Bruner h. Anderson. attorney. be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause 70 the contrary
thereof be shown on OF before the
18TH TAT OF DECE MBER, NENT:
Provided g copy o. this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in Anne Arundel
county, on0e n each ot three successive weeks
before the 18th day of December. next.
The report states the amount ofsales 20 be
$4,000.
GEO. WELLS, C.erk.
exc. WELLS. Clerk.
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If the war with Mexico doesn't ma
tcrialize the yellow journals will fight
Il themselves.
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They are sending trees by Parcel
Post. Maybe we can have our Com
munity Christmas Tree sent that way.
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AXE me no questions" says the
harnyard fowl as he nutters away from
the ohopping block.
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NOrICE 60 QREDITORs.

EN&F 7 NE. = y -. = - J = NJ
AJOTECR Is HERERT GIVEN That lhs
~ guneDFlher has obt8iuGd FROM the
Orphans G. uF1 OF Anne Arundel county, 30
Mary lano. Letters ~ Administration cr Ere
personal estate OF
ELIZABETH NJ MACHIN,
Ia1e OF Ammo arundel County deceased, AL
persons having claims against TIE deceased,
are hereby warned 70 exhibit .hc asmc, With
sae vouchers thereof { o tho yunscr. Der on Or
before the
9Th DAY or APRIL. I9IA
They msy otherwise, bg ise, sr1tuGed
from all benefit Of safe ostsse ~ Vefson5
indebted 70 said estate Gro Fcqu gte3 20 make
Immediate payment.
Given under my nrud this 's0th dsg OF
September 1913.
BERTIE GLOW.
Administrator.
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NoTIcE 20 cREpITORs

NOTICE is HEREBY GTVEN Tbst tht
~ gubaeribeF mas obtained from t4e
OrBhana' Court Of Ammo Arundel County 2
Maryland, Letters Testementary 90 tEe
personal estate Of
THOMAS JONES,
late OF Anne Arundel County, deceased. a.
persons having claims against the dcccaeeC
the vouchers thereof, 20 the subscribers. Oh
OF before the
S5th DAY or DECEMBER, 1918
They lney otherwise, by iaWs Ia excluded
from all benefit of said estate. AH persona
indebted to said estate aTe reqUees I'd % MAKE
Immediate payment.
Given under cur bands this lTth day Of
June 1913
GEORGE w. JONES
IFS Administrator d, b. d. c {. n,
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WILLIAM r, MTNNIcK, Attorney.
ORDER NISt
In the Matter Of the Sale OF the Mortgaged
zeal Estate of NEWTON s. FOX and
VIRGINIA n. FOX his wife.
No. Mll EnnitF.

'lNWf NttI NNlINNF
iD the Circuit Court fer Anne Arundel Co.
ordered. this seventh day OF November,Igl8.
That the sale OF the property mentioned IN
these proceedings u8ade aud reported by
William Minnick, Attorney. bo ratified
and conhrIaed, unless cnuse TO the contrary
thereof DE shown on or before the
NINTH DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT.
FYogi.isd, o eopyui this order oe lHsertoo in
come newspaper printed and published in
Anne Arundel County, cuco n each qi shEce
succossivs weekg before ne ninth day Of
December text
The reporS states the amonnt ofsales 20 be
$4,000.
GRO. WELLS, Clerk
NJ at WELLS, Cierk
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AN. N. hhBOTT. Editor sad Publisher,
IRIS. EMMA kBBoTr-CACE, Local Editor.
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Hats Off to the Pilgrim Fathers. au
thlr of Thanksgiving
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The turkey is gobbling its last gob-
bile.
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Evenin06apital

rubil.aod Dsiiy, T1Iespt sandsy.
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rHEcAPITAL
TUESDAY. EovENBER 25. lels

Entered az the Annapolis Pcstofiiee -
Second Glass HHtter.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1913-10-31

out by the mare. 1t seemed to me
ages before I could rouse my Senses
wipe my eyes, and mount the gelding.
When sight and sense came back, l
was riding as / had never dared to
ride in all my life, galloped Mr.. Swift
on rolling boulders steep as a roof and
all a-slither. l got Swift sidewise up
the bank to grass, raced past the
mare, then threw Swift in front OF
Jones. Down went the mare just as
her load -capsized, so that she and the
lady, Swift and /, were all mixed up
in a heap.
My little dog Mick was licking my
scalp when l woke, and it seemed to
me at first that something must have
gone wrong. Ny head was between
two boulders, with the mares Shout
der pressing my nose, my legs were
under water, and somewhere close
around were roaring rapids. Swift
was scrambling for a foothold, and
Mrs. Trevor shouting for all she was
worth. waited till Swift cleared out,
and the lady quit for breath.
"Yes, ma'am," says l.
ooh, say you're not dead, Jesse!"
"Only in parts" said l, land how
are your"
I'm cutting the ropes, but oh, this
knife's so blunt"
Don't spoil your knife. VIII you
do what say?"
"Of course l will"
Reach out then on the off side of
the load The end of that lashing's
fast to the after-basket line"
When I'd explained that two or
three times, 81 have it" she answered.
"Loose!"
pull on the fore line of the dia-
mond."
Right Oh, Jesse, I'm free!"
"Kneel on the mares head, reach
under the pannier. find the latego, and
cast of"
She fumbled awhile, and then re-
ported all clear
Get off the mare"
In another moment Jones was
standing up to shake herself, knee
deep in the river, and with a slap
sent her off to join Swift at the top
of the bank. Mrs. Trevor was sitting
on a boulder, staring out over the
rapids, her eyes set on something
coming down mid-stream. Her face
was all gray, and she clutched my
hand, holding like grim death. AS for
me, I'd never reckoned that even a
mailman would try to swim the Fraser
in clothes and boots.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1913-10-31
His skill a Natural Gift.

James Gran, who astonished the
world by his reproduction of flowers
in his Belgian blacksmith shop, works
at forge in Cranfield, N ]. Not long
ago he was doing common blacksmith
ing work. Art critics say that he has
gone much closer to nature in his
work than Van Boeckel. He uses no
models, and works with only the sim
plest tools. He began his apprentice
ship as a blacksmith in Scotland at
the age of eighteen. but since 1896
has lived in this country, where he
was one of the first men to make an
iron golf club.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1913-10-31

his demon mare-Jones-my sole n
val, think except that dreadful
bear, in his affections. Two pack
ponies carried our camp and baggage,
and each night he would set up a
little tent for me, bedding himself
down beside the fire. At the end Of
Ave days journey, we rode at dusk
into Cariboo.
Captain Taylor, Of Hundred Mile
House, and Pete Mathson. the carga-
dor of the Star Pack-train, two old
stanch friends Of Jesse, witnessed our
marriage in the quaint log building
which served as church and school
house
Captain Taylor is a retired naval
officer. a pioneer of the gold mines,
a magistrate, a man to trust, and
when he gave me his heartfelt con-
CALCULATIONS, 1t was not without
knowledge of Jesse's character. He
and Pete, the care Tor, rode with us
to the camp of his Star Pack-train,
and 1t was there in the forest that we
ate our wedding breakfast. We drank
the healths in champagne from tin
cups, and then, saddling up. Jesse
and l rode away alone into the soli'
tudes.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1913-10-31
CHAPTER ~.
The Landlord.

INC GenulOTOs
Rates NGrrdtiUe.
OF his life before he reached this
province Jesse will so far tell me
nothing, yet his speech betrays him.
for under the vivid dialect of the
stock range, there is a streak Of sail
or, and beneath that l detect traces
of brogue which may be native per
haps to Labrador. Out of a chaos OF
books he has pecked words which
pleased him, pronounced, of course,
to suit himself, and used in some
sense which would shock any die
tionary
His manners and customs, too, are
a field for research. OF course one
expects him to be professional with
rope, gun, and ak, but how did he
learn the rest? / wanted lantern
he made one; my boot was torn-he
made one; my waterproof coat was
ruined-he made one; and If
asked for a sewing-machine, he would
refuse to move camp until he had one
finished. If his name were not Smith
l could prove him directly descended
from the Swiss family Robinson. II
a project sounds risky. have to as
sumo that 1t is something unusually
safe, as the only way to keep him out
of danger. If l should ever wish to
be a widow, l have only to doubt his
power to fly without wings.
Guided by his uncanny woodcraft.
began to meet the parishioners.
mountain sheep and goats, the elk
and caribou. eagles, bears, wolverines,
and certainly l shared something of
Jesse's untiring delight In all wild
creatures. Even when we needed
meat in camp, and some plump goose
or mallard was at the mercy of his
gun, Jesse would sometimes beg the
victim off, and catch more trout. so
long as they don't hunt us" he would
say, I'D rather tote your camera than
my gun. But thar's that dog-gone
beaver down the crick, he tried to
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1913-10-31

Brown, and added up the sum so that
old Geometry himself couldn't have
figured it better Whereas I'd left out
the fact that Browns bunk was nailed
careless to the wall of his cabin. as
Trevor struggled, the pegs came
adrift, the bed capsized, the rope
Stacked, and the polecat, breaking
loose. found Browns rifle. I'd led
the ponies out of the punt, and was
instructing Brown, when the polecat
let drive at me from across the river.
With all his faults he could shoot
good, for his first grazed my scalp,
half binding me. At that the lady
attracted attention by screaming, so
the third shot stampeded poor Jones.
l amt religious, being only thirty,
and not due to reform this side of
r. eumatism, but all the sins I've en-
joyed was punished sudden and com
plete In that one minute. Blind with
blood half stunned, and Keeling sick,
heard the mare as she plunged along
the bank dispensing boulders. No
top-heavy cargo was going to stand
that strain without coming over, so
the woman l loved-yes, | knew that
now for a fact-was going to be
dragged until her brains were kicked
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1913-10-31

81 can't bear I'll" she cried, turning
her face away. Tell me-"
II guess" said |. feeling mighty
grave, you're due to become a
widow"
The rapids got Trevor, and /
watched
you are a widow" says l, at last.
She tainted.
There, I'm dead sick of writing this
letter, and my wrist is all toothache.
JESSE.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1913-10-31
CHAPTER II.-contlnued.

To Judge by the hind shoes, Mrs.
Trevor's mean colt had gone down
toward the river not more'n ten min
utes ago. on the dead run, then back
up the road at racking out-of-breath
trot. Something must have gone
wrong, and sure enough as l neared
a point of rocks which hid the trail
ahead, Jones suddenly SHE'D hard in
the midst of a hiccup. There was the
Widow Bears track right across the
road, and Mick had to yell blue blazes
to get the other ponies past the
smell. Ahead of me the tracks of the
Trevor colt were dancing the width
Of the road. bucking good and hard at
the stink of bear. Then l rounded
the point of rocks.
There lay Mrs. Trevor in a heap.
since Jones would have SHE'D over
the tree-tops at corpse or Whit of
blood, knew she'd only tainted, but
felt at her breast to make sure.
tell you 1t felt like an outrage to lay
my paw on sleeping lady, and still
worse-Td only my dirty old hat to
carry water from a seepage In the
cliff. My heart thumped when knelt
to sprinkle the water. and when that
blamed humming-bird came whirring
past my ear, jumped as though the
devil had got me. splashing the hatful
over Mrs. Trevor. At that her eyes
opened. staring straight at my face,
but she made out sort of smile when
she saw 1t was only me.
"Jessel"
Eyes, ma am"
Seen my husbands"
mo, ma'am."
II don't know what's come over
him." she moaned, clenching her
teeth; "he fired at me-"
THAT gun l traded him?"
-Four shots"
"You was running away when your
colt SHE'D at the bear?"
my ankle! Jesse. it hurts so dread
fully. Yes. the left"
My knife ripped her riding-boot
clear The old red bandana from my
neck made her wet bandage, and the
boot top served for a splint. There
was no call to tell her the foot was
broken. and the fainting fits eased
my job. Between whites she would
. tell me to hurry, knowing that the re-
turn Of that damned colt would show
Trevor which way she'd run. had
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1913-10-31

no weapon. SO If Trevor happened
along with the As revolver it wouldn't
be healthy.
couldn't leave the loads of ore on
my ponies, and If got Mrs. Trevor
mounted with her foot hanging down,
she'd lose time swooning. SO l un-
loaded all the ponies except Jones and
Swift, who has a big heart for travel.
Next l filled one OF the rawhide pan
nlers with brush, and dashed 1t across
Jones neck for a back rest. A wad
OF pine brush made a seat between
Jones panniers where mostly carry
my grub. Hosting Mrs. Trevor on
to the mares back was pretty mean
Job. but worst of all l had to lash her
down. For chatting gear to keep the
ropes from scorching. l had to use
my coat, shirt, ard undershirt, so that
when mounted Swift to lead off, I'd
anly boots and overalls. and Mrs Ire
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1913-10-31
SYNOPSIS.

The story opens with Jesse Smith re-
lating the story of his birth. early life in
Labrador and OF the death OF his father.
Jesse becomes a sailor. His mother mar
re- the nfaster OF The ship and both are
hecomes a cowboy in Texas He marries
Polly, singer of questionable morals,
who later Is reported to have committed
moves to British Columbia. Kate Trevor
takes up the narrative. Unhappily mar
ed sh CO u mps es sui but changes
her mind after meeting Jesse.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1913-10-31
Enormous IrrIaatlon ProfItn.

The Assouan dam and other irrlga-
ton works in Egypt have cost about
$5S,000,000; but the increase in value
of land in middle and lower Egypt
and the Fayoum provinces has been
from $955.OO0.OOO to $2,44O, 900, 900.
The total rent of this land has risen
from sS2,O0O.OOO to $3.50. OOO.OO0