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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1913-05-03
SPEAKS WELSH.

Representative David J.. Lewis of
Maryland used to work In a coal mine,
and Ia fluent talker In the Welsh
language.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1913-05-03

Limitation upon the hnsdnAss had socias
ufe OF country people, q
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1913-05-03

II roads around town are bad. 4
pieht ~ wei' BE- % mp islspd
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-09-18
Lind manecerh en- Veracruz
hasta nueva orden.

-
,"s ,,t'''"'''' w. I'''3l 1ty''' =,
cruz hasta nue Ias C6m,ras ,nn,; ;
canas SO rcunieron 81 dia Is ,Inl
prcscntc Scptiembrc en- In capitaI
para oir II inforne dr IIucrta Y
oar ln@hr u que rec0'pa algUn q
.''v'''" "'' 1o"R'"S" S"pfN -hich"
u,nn,,n ,...l'.% ,t.3 I''"' -"
cicntr on Waal;nytnn n.ra nn
der ascgurar 81 Gxito dc lInnrto
| como iofc supreme de Mexico, So
gtIn dicrn sus parii,lario4.
Hay aiQnnas faSps cn IN poIifi-
"a hucrtista qeu oS prcsiso ilumj
mar y prcscntnr In coucicnctag Il
bliCa imparcial. I'm primer IN.
| gar cst6 In ilcualIdad noiorin Io
Hnerta Sus pnrtidarios max
adlctos d"scribcn 81 hccho dcl ios
POLO de Madcro hn III proqiicnria
diciendo que Fl clcmonto militar
Ru6 4 paiacio Y lc intimb In orlnr
hc U'io rcUuncinra dc! 0ohirrno II
rcrpnacntaba y que "hnhin rcaibi
fO del vo'n del pueblo
puog q; o1r gnhiorno anc Made
=, rcn,,scu,,ho .huhta n,1u ,,.,t,;
4, nn,, ,atn InI .',,I.tl. 49, >, ,.''' .....
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-09-18
Gobernador depuesto por Huerta

III aE.,. r1 ;,
I nes'o1" lii'''' '''ahH" Ia
In' ,'I' r't "t"S '''s"opS 1I. at Soo"r2'aH0r
I., ,' 3',"'i" p"nio We ''''n!E"; senior re
",o ,'o,' ,S no"''rSi .,, eon u ''n ne hhcefl"
WV u'' 'cn'' ""c ucHociip"r ct
,'o,'' purs" par" c1tocaF "h g, " IN 2"
nc','""T' :, I h''i''ar' ta senior
.'''t" noSai's "nl"'o Il "Sla arb'
,F"r'rnad dlcIcndo gu" $u pu"Sto
10 drbia election popular, V d"
conslguientc, era goh"rnador cons
tItncional. Por toda rcspu"sta II
tosco uSurpndor rcDlic6 one IN .,
den dcbiA obrdcccrSc del mismo
m0dO Qun sr ohcdrcr una ordrn
dc cuartrl. 81 pobrc gobrrnador
oucd6 dcrrota,lo con t0Go su cons
titucionalidad ante los b1rharoz
mnncios del cuartclaccro Y sim .
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-09-18
Captura de los COntraban
dISiaS CerCa de Ala
mitOS.

AlSrayar ell dfa Sabado. dia 13
del presente mes, la persecution
armada que dirigia ell Sheriff
Tom g. Gardiner. de Condado
Dimfait, ayudado ror un piquete
de fuerza federal al mando de
los subtenientes John T. Mclean
y Jerry D, Allen, del Ia de Ca
ballerfa, alcanzaron q los contra
bandistas que regenteaba el anne
ricaYlo Charles Cline, en- un pun
to 80 millas al oeste de Carrizo
Springs Y un pocc abajo de Ala.
nIt0a, va cerca del Rio Grande,
trahAndose un ligero combate
alstre anbos contendientes re-
si1ltando dos muertos y varios
hsidos entire los co, trabandistas
El plan de ataaue fu6 distri-
buido del modo siguiente: Al ra-
Iyar s. dia y fraientras las lumbref
iakas no So OK
tIaRnIafi. aegars aeclaraci6n de
Sheriff Gardiner. Sc dividi6 Ell
dos fracciones la gente de los
perseguidores. tomando el fren-
tie la secci6n de ciudadaros ar
nados al mando de Frank Votaw
de Asherton, y Ed. J. Dickens,
de Carrizo Springs, y la cabale-
ria federal 8 retsguardia. ks
contrabandistas corrieron a ARE
hatar GUS armas luego que divi-
saron al enemigo al frente. y al
instante hicieron la primer des.
carga, cayendo q los disparos dos
caballos de los perseguidores,
aunque no result6 nj un herido.
Los contrabandistas huyeron, y al
atravesar TN llano, recibieron una
descarga de los persegui1or ea, ca
yendo varios de ellos heridos y
muertos, El americana que
mandaba la gavila de transgre.
sores, Charles Cline, Sc mostr6
renuente,y fue el primero en- re.
sistir rendirse, interpretando 81
sentir de sus compafieros dicien
do que estos preferian morir 4
rendirse, despues dc haber cuu.
sado la muerte del sheriff Can.
delario Ortiz. Dicho este. los
soldados federaIes recibieron or.
den de hacer fuego,y Y 81 combate
empcz6.
Despues del desastre. el jefe
de bandidos, Charles Cline, de,
termiu0 rendirse. levantando er
alto un pahuelo blanco, sehaI dc
paz, Y todos GUS compaher0s sol.
taron al snelo sus armas En- 90.
guida SIC acercaron los persegui.
dores y los tomnfou prisioneroa.
Los dos muertos habidos entire
los eontrabandistas fueron trans
portados 4 Carrizo Springs en- u.
na ambulancia militar de Eagle
Pass, Texas, v en- este mismo Iu.
gar 30 hallan presos los catorce
contrabanaistas que resultaron /.
losos del combate, Felipe San.
chez fue 81 dnico que escap6 de
ser captarado en- el asalto,
Otra version dice que el cabe-
ella Charles Cline habia deser
tado de Ia gavilla desde el die
antes, Viernes, pero que fu6 q.
prehendido esa misma tarde.
Este tiene 80 amos de edad, es
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-09-18
Ano "a. No. 1926
Et MENSAJt De HUERTA AL
CONGRESO.

La nochc del rs del prcsentc
mes d" Scphrc. l"y6 IIunrta su
mrnSai" ScmcStrc Il las Camaras
'cn la ciudad do Mexico. Diio
que espera "l mayor trinnfo de 81
'carrera mllitar Y politica en- 81
prox'mo successor que vcndrh 4 ha
ccrSc cargo dcI 46birrno do Ne
xico cn las pr@ximas clcccioncs
de Octubre.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-09-18
80 millones para pagan 90.

Uno de los tr&gicoS cvcntos del
mensnjc del usurpador fuG Ia de-
claraci6n de haber ncgociado un
cmDrcstito OneroSO V Il todaS IN
ces rulnoSo para 81 pals, Cual fur
habrr accptad0 dc b0nQucr0s tran
ccscs treinta milloncS de pesos ba
10 la denomination de n0vrnta,
este cS. rccihicron trcinta milo .
hes para Dagar por rllos n0vcnta,
vallrnd0 cada peso 4" los hanc0S
fran"cScS tres pesos. SicndO none
da moxicana cl djucro prrstado.
\ Hucrta tuvo el dcScarO dc
rrcscntar al q C0ngvcso mrxi.
c1uO los nUmorOs tie tnl empress
tito.
Tambien dijo Hucrta Que tirnc
contratados va dicz aeroplanos,
IT anton6vilcs blindados. 50 All
tom6viles comunes. dos barc0s
tranpOrtes blindados v varios ca
foncs d. todos tipos. ametralla-
doras. rifles, carabinas Y parqUc,
tod0s eStos elementos de guerra
comprados en- cl extranjero, aun
que no declare en que partc. 81
ell Europa 8 los Estados Unidos.
Las galleries. del Congreso esta
y sstas. 0enssaslas Isots tantea
Ion e SIS
sy4sniIiaa 3 Slleo
ei,i lssussSs Is dtlsfs
Ilitersaio del niensaje a LEILA, no
Huerta. S!no su snofctario. siendo
los rufiancs Congrcsistas los pri-
mcros que iniciabau cl palmotco
de los aplausos
Como Ou,cra que sea. la demo
cracia de Mexico csta nmcnaHa-
da por los criminalcs que nSthn
sadrnnndo Y hundicndo su pntria
con deudas lcouinas duc cllos no
pagarhn, porquc 81 pueblo SO Hr
ma para cchar 4 ravos del tcmplo
dc In ley Il los trnficnntes impud
cos del pueblo, que rocn cntra
ilas. dan tres pesos por cada pc
so prestado on 81 extranjcro. V
Truilen V murmuran entire dicu-
tcs, con las yiSccras dc IL pntria
.cn cl hociG0.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-09-18
JoVen de 18 amos ejecuta
DO pOr dSGSinO en-
Arkansas.


vic fn5 oL,J - "''IS '','er "a
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ostn me-, Ion "'''"I, - 5,I:! :. "'@ IL u"
asnoin,on " J., ;''''o dG "doer
Nnll;o Nrono,'i',, ' '1''' w 80 amos
hrorn nneoda ''n" an.o, wa &c re-
Srr;nogoIn ~ -, v" "'l ',rpi" he
r. naL 'I,I, "" :, '"'S'''" hHta1o.
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~ - =: ', '''"'St' "oi ESlado
JV'' q LA "t ptrseh'ar al gOherna
'oi "''" pet'c1"n para que con-
"'1'"ra ~ poha do mu"rtc en- prl.
sion p'rp"tna ;n"ro tnvo tan maIa
Sncrt" que vlnicndo i habIar con
cl g0bcrnador. So H. pcrdi6 Ell 81
camin0 In DcticiIn con las fir.
mas. Alounos Green uun Ia rnba
ron II ncticiGn no,.o un;torIo oetn
rccurso In SyIvociIu ,,nr,,,, =,
crimnn comotilo rn,, - 49,, L.o
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nrnonntss So /, ra,n;nno, oII% 40 ~"
Of n;nln" :. 81 dna;,, n,,a" o1a
hro. o,,.n 10 trannn ~ ;a,'a1,
D.,,;e ras6 / !, ntrn ,.;da Ttn
sollozo rrofnpdn nxholi 10 ;neaIiz
modrn dol a;uut;c;odn q Of rnsnnor
In caido de Ia tromna
! Omor Davis ero nm ioyan da -.
ma honrndex aoriaoi i da, 4 t. ia Ala
.l0refa d ss,,s4s hssa,iarn 4sitar dat,as de
g all sssl q
I moro Sar2lidamaiite de stf III aestFs
do cseticlR Miss Nellie M0eynIina
cue tenia 20 amos DE- edad La
naestfa ueseeno las ateneiones
n"l o'sc'p'''", az P,llcipio cre}eh
! uo dur ''"ti '''"'''"'"",'"S Pe'"
"'e'''r'' I"' pas" '''' us '',r''"
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an.Io,,m,, A. ., A. ~ rnnna,,, ,,,o 80
$500
G., ;,uo,+,d ,o f,b oue;o;o,,c
samantha noro ,,iunfor 40 a,I,nj
fatoI a,,,>r :, II s,orto 10 onnnfn
i"a ,n%a [rnnl,a ;,nnns;lIns Era
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-09-18

mcntr. Con tespccto Ia banda
de- eonirabandistns 4 filibustorOs
rooinrscmcnto nprchcudjdos, Il
scior Cnrran2a dice que ignora
hayau sId0 carrHncisIas dc OPT.
Mon, aunqlc ostd seeuro que no
traan comisi6u dlrccta de su gen
r., Y do cualduipr modo dltc son,
los aludidos se han portado de IL
na manera muy torpe haciendose
criminales sin necesidad. por lo
que do ningunn tnanefa los conser
tiria on sits filas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-09-18
Faliz nacjmiento.

4 las dc In inrlc del din II
del actual vi&ito ,m ang"l humane
81 fciiS nogar dr los osposos Ed
Iloyor Sara Crtz do lIoYcr rr
sjdonics en- cstn ciUdah. sicDdo Is
niiIa nacida unn r0busta orinturn
due pcsa dicz lihr0s y lieporN por
nomhro XuIcma,
NursIrng fnliriINcioncs parH
los padres de in ucuc.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-09-18

tirn hucrtista, cA d0c HuorIa 90
IN pngando libcfnimcntc los pasa
iG4 de varios amcricHnos due aa
len dc Mexico, proporrjonAndoIea
pasniea Ge primera ON trenGs y bn
jrlos. crayeudo que echando de
Mexico Il los nmeriCanos, SC Quedt
solo con 81 pueblo mcxicnno escla
w. Que Ell NADIA rcspcta, para tra
tario con cl machote 4 sns anchna
sin el cstorbo de log amorieanoa.
EstO mismn le nconscinn probable
m"ntc laa logacionPs ouropcas Fc
70 tRpora al seiior Hucrta que cz
istcn toaavio intcreses america
nos cn Mexico, los eunles no pue.
don arrnncarse dc cuajo con solo
haGcr snltr Il los hmeficanos,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-09-18
TO Advertisers

: Eel REGlDoR" has the largest,
circulation Of any Of the Spanish.
: epapers in Texas. Our books are.
>open for public inspection.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-09-18

alto y fuerte, natural de Boston,
es I'm divorciado que anda ausen.
te del hogar,y hace tres semanas
Sc engancho con los contrabandis
tas federales en- Eagle Pass, por
buen sueldo que lie pagaban.
FL senior general JESUS Carran-
"a declare enfaticamente la ma
mana del Sabado pasado que la
banda de contrabandistas no per.
tenece a las filas carrancistas,
slno a las tederales, y que son a.
gentes del federal Alberto Qua
Jardo, que actualmente opera
cerca de Muzquiz, Coahuila. con
guerrlIlas, y que 6l, ell general
Jesus CarranZa, puso una guar.
dIa de su tropa por ell lado mexi-
cano para no dejar pasar & di.
chos contrabandistas, en- caso de
que estos hubieran escapado de
la red tendida por ell lado de Te.
Xas por los perseguidores.
LOS MUERTOS Y HERIDOs
Los dos muertos durante el
encuentro de armas con los con.
trabandistas, son ell centinela Sill
vestre Iona, muerto la mafiana
del Martes EN- el primer asalto. y
1Jnan Rine6n, el pgiinaarg 8 q III Z 6 %
hula, y Ell ssgundo de E;hihua
hua; Y los heridos son Leonardo
Lopez, de Uvalde, Texas A.
Clsnenos. de Chihuahua, nj. p.
Martinez, Y l.. r. Ortiz, estos
tres 0ttimos de Mexico.
NOMBRES DE LOS PRISIO.
MEROS
Los prisioneros contrabandis.
tas actualmente detenidos en- Ia
carcel de Carrizo Sptings, son J.
M. Rang6l, de- Waco, Texas.
quien Sc dice que era el segundo
captain de la expedition filibua.
terra contrabandista; Jesus Con.
zales, de Puebla, Mexico, l.. Men
doza. ?. Perales, A. Elizalde,
/ Gonzalez, B. Mendoza. T.. R,
Rosas. todos estos de Mexico. Y
n. A. Iarate, de Staples, Texas.
Loz federales americanos An
duvieron a caballo 4S horas ain
cesar en- persecution de los All.
busteros.
Los filibusteros fueron organisa
dos en- Texas.
In peduona banda lie rontraba,
distas "r9 iii pic de fucrZa FIJI.
! hustnra reclutadn rn CRYSTAL CITY
y vcclndnd dc Earriao Eprings.
! Tnxas, y CSto go justifica V com
prurba cot - hrcho do duc llpya
ban las ermoa descn',icrtas Y no
| r9roEhtdag. como hcogiumbynn los
rontrabaudIstaa. III cotoucl fc
! dcral americana. scii0r Sihlcp. cq
| dn uprcr"r gu" toa filjbtsicr0s 60
| dirigian mas birn 4 laredo uuo
! & Eagle Pass. y que 81 bicn liri
! glrrou su narnha hacia II ptnln
! dnudo fuaruu capturAdns. dondu
| mai0rou q sheriff Cnudcinrio Or
! III y uu"IG muori0 mo de cllos
| rg pOwIu' virrou quo 81 rio rSth
| ha ouhiottu do rrgEinrdDg por n
Eado de- Iarodo. = I,or o&to 40 80
dnigicron NJ paso Ie Alamitos.
Jesds Carrauza dice que sus HON
bres nunoa haoen fosiatencia.
III general Jesus Carranzn.cUan
10 stlpo Ia rcsiaieneia hocha por
lus c0utrabaudislos y ia mucrtc
dol cmplcado CandclarO Ortiz.
dtio uue sus hombrcs nuncn II
GOstimbrau hacer rnsistnncia cuai
| do 60 log eucncntra con hlgnn con
| trnhando eu log Estadns ilnidOs.
puos va SO han dndo vartOs cas0s
cn uup lDs nirahandislns rnrfHu
atstaa han sido sorpremidos on
/ IN ruth antcs do pasar 81 rio, Y
uuura han hHch0 rcsistcnoin de
armaa III comctido crimeu algu.
No. nutea Dor 81 ContrhriO, han en-
trnua1p IL pDuErnbpnd0 UnDffi0a
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-09-18

400 cgustieueioualistaa salem dc
taua6res.
MI dis 13 del p,.esettte mes So
lio dc. Matamoros I'm tran de tro
pa Garraneista al nando del
coronol Elizondo y cl sefior Albcr
to Fucntcs gobnrnador dc ARuaa
calientes durante 81 regimen del
finado Prcsidento Mader0.
III tren de tropa cousta dc 400
hombres equipados con yarios mi
les dc cartuchos ON caias. cicnto
cincuenta mulas 2 canoncs il
vianos. LA fuorza so dirigi6 4
Ccrralvo, punto distantc unas
300 millas nj Ocste dn Matamo
ros, dondc cl coroncl Eli2ondo
mcucjonado ticnc va III dcstncH-
mcnto dc GOO hombrcs. Con In
adicion de este rnfucrzo, 81 coro
mel Elizondo ticuc ,in contingent"
dc mil pla2as cn dieho pueblo,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-07-31


The highly successful and tho
roughly cnjoyed dinner that was
given ID old Newtown on July 20.
brought les quota Of prizes 70 Tho
fortunate who managed 70 bold she
winning numbers. We congFatu
late Mr.. Jos. Bo~les. Of Washington
for his success 10 soc srinR the bar.
rel 81 hour. Mr. Bernard Graves for
bis gaining ihe handsome paFlor
clock; Mr.. Leonard Alvey. tor the
hammock he won Mr. james Heard
Tor the rocking chair thai il now
his, and Mrs. Leonard Alvey. be-
cause she drew q Hne sofa pillow.
Al handsome doll came 10 some one
else whose name W failed loremem
Der. Those who failed ID brig
away any prizes can. at least. feel
they helped 70 promote the worth.
lest of al causes. and that they al
ready are remunerated BY HIM who
declares He will reward even cup
III cold water given ID His name.
Especial appreciation il extended
10 the helpfnl good will Of those who
came ID boats from The Holy Angels
Chapel Dlstrlct aud and from
Absllis Wharf. while thanks are al
SO due to the friends of 81 Joseph q
and other parishes. Leonardtown
was represented 81 tbs dinner and
even from distant Valley Lee. Too
much cannot be said OF The service
rendered By Mr.. Bernard Long a.
his favorite stand and The dinner
committee. comprising such hard
workers as Mrs. Pccrg Abel. Mrs
Duckett. and Mrs. pilahay. deserve
grateful mention. Ia fact. oil she
ladies and tie assisting gentlemen
who labored for the dinner, are
worthy Of our consistent prayers
and preserving gratitude. and. SO
too, are the families who gave so
| liberally Of the produce Of thg Jocks
and fields.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-07-31
PEARsoN NoTEs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lee Ham
NETT, Of Trenton, N. j., have re-
turned to their home after pleas
ant visit 70 bis mother, Mrs y. e..
Hammctt, PearsoHs.
Capt. John Il. Taylor, 81 Pear
sons, accompanied BIZ his son, Dnd-
ley Taylor, have returned home af-
Ter d pleasant visit 10 friends ii
Baltimore.
Mrs. James u. Story, III Balti-
more, will return 10 her home on
Fridays steamer after visit to her
parents. MI. and Mrs. Adam r,
While.
Master Stewart Justice, left last
week for d two weeks visit to rela-
,tives III Baltimore.
~@=.
Mr., Somerset Jones and Miss Eva
Quirk, who have been visiting rela.
tiyes and friends, will retnrn 10
their home On Friday i steamer
Mrs. Mason ourIey. wife 81 our
Captain, II spending Il month 1T TIE
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Al.
Brady
On Tuesday evening, July ~,
the Ladies' Aid Society OE Cedar
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-07-31

Tuesday dawned fair and was an
ideal day for the 81. Aloysiua'
Festival and Dinner
By nine O'Clock the people could
be seen coming from the north and
south, from the east and west, and
an headed 10 che MECCA Of good
things and good times.
The play by the little ones at two
O'Clock was enjoyable and showed
The training 81 competent instructors
The. dinner, as Ii usual At 81. Alloy
sius, was ND 10 the high standard
set By this parish and was enjoyed
by an who wete fortunate enough
20 be present
The MINISTRIES 1t night was lanRh-
able and The hits Oh the defeat Of
our crack ball team came In for q
big share 81 the fun.
The committee il charge deserve
the thanks ~ the community for
their handling mid arrangements for
the occasion.
We have not been advised a ID
the amount of The proceeds. but
believe 4 neat sum was realized.
AN extended report 81 the affair
viii appear mexl week
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-07-31

rhs Dinner AZ on aaa1sR c6IpsL
A short time aQo ihs eldest. o. a
leass. one Of the oldest churches Ia
tha county raised . ralIyiuR ofy 20
ali lis people and lrIenas. AID hun1
dreds swarmed toits annua! dinner.
They came from Newbowu; they
came from The Holy Angels paslsk,
they cnmo from 81. Joseph y. aud
they came from Banuvue aud
Medley = Neck. and some came from
Leonafdtown and surely II vas 4
loving and respectful tribute 10 old
ST. Francis Xa4iof's, that crowd
tbfOnQed It's grounds last week.
Now the newest church In she
county sends forth lbs hearty call 10
all who would enjoy is AnnnaE din
ner. and II looks for such gather
ing Of friends as distinguished the
feast at N0wtown Come nl| you
y ho love perfect dinner il the
grove AT Beanvue Come down On
Tuesday August 9th. 70 our Lad 3
Chapel some aud repair your
weried strength come and help -
8 little TO cut down out debt Come
where music and dancing and ell
the sports Of country dinner be-
guile dull care away and make life
more toIerabie Among the diaap
pointmenta 0f thn present great
drought We missed some 81 our
old friends last year, especially from
49, a u -. - -. II -
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Charlotte Hall School


Military Discipline. Businevs and
Classical Courses. Board, Wash,
and Tnition, $3.50 . Year.
Tuition Scholarships, saving $50. =
year are established Id favor Of
Charles and 81. Mary's counties
TApplicationa ahonId be made to
Col. ) Marshall Dent. Oakley, Nd.
Chairman Of Cemmitte for st.
Mary's county, and Dr. Lewis q.
Uarrico, Brgantown, I'D. Chairman
81 Committe for Charles county
The Keeeh'' Scholarships, Civ
Ing board and tuition, are now va
cant. There il Que for 81. Mary's
and one for Charles county. Appli-
eauss must be boys Of good promise,
not under ls nor more than II
years oIa. Appointments BY the
Faculty Address not later than
August T.
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The White Festival which Is 70 BE-
held 81 Sacred Heart Hall. Busk.
wood. On Tuesday. Auguet 9th.
promises 10 surpasa all previous
events 81 this SORT 40 thai place.
The Sacred Heart Festivals have
always been famous and the forth
coming ono ii nos RDiuR 20 lag
behind. The Fancy Table will DO .
dream. The cOxunrAma only seu
cents d ehRnos -wlll be- q safo aud
profitable investment. The dinnor
and supper viii be superb. The
confectionery Table will DO loaded
down With daintIes. Theirs will b.
oceans of Ice cream and soft drinks.
AID the tournament will remind you
of the ola glorious days OF chivslry.
Ma more need be said, come and
see.
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.MATTApANY. 1.


lard 4 steamboat wharf thereon
known ~
MILESTONE LANDING /"
1 portion 81 whlch vas subisca 10 :
OeKtain llons ghal By her nat VIII
she devised sud tleQNeaihed eaId
property, consisting 81 said harm and
wharf 10 John II. Thomas III truss
for The children 81 said lealaIflx AZ
Ehefein epecintd, and said TRUSTEE
Il nov saiKed and possessed % said
property. subisck W said lien On .
portion shsFe0I, and tho children u
said gaetBtrix now Nn Ii possession
81 expectancy The Respective beneti
cal interests theFalu DEVISED 10 them
By sAld Will. thnl said property "A
uuaultKble fDf an investment for q
trust estate, sud Il Il 10 tlfn inaernel
and advantage 81 81 parties conceFn-
Cd that The anrne be Rnld and the
proceeds reinvcAlad THAI all 0f said
children Rrn fully Informed - 70
their respective Interests 10 said
properly. and a. 10 Soc value there,
Of. and they desire that said proper.
ty shall be sold free from 81 incums
hrannes l0 said john II Thomas. Ia
bis personal capacity. ~ the prlce
ast forth ii said BILL. aud be II will.
lag 10 make such purchase provided
tho sale 70 him be made through the
inEtrOmcnaallay Or under Ebe direes
sion 81 lhia Court that Auch sale
will be advantageous 70 OH parties
concerned. sud 81 iaols relative
theralO have been fully disclosed
and lhal said John II Thomas de.
aIres % Be relieved u the dulIes 81
said trust in 80 far aa thoy relate 10
ahn sale 81 said pfopariy.
The Bill pFnYs that said properly
be sold. that John III Thomas, truas
lee as Aforesaid. b relieved of tho
| dntlas 81 said trust. that trustee
! bD appointed 10 effect sale. that enuh
trustee be authorized 10 sell s lid en-
tire property 10 John III ThImas la
bis peraoual capacity ct private snIa
and Tor other relief
The @ala Upton =. Thomas and
Emily Tx lIman Thomas. bis wife,
| residents 81 Troy, Ohio, Edward O.
Thomas and Nllliceut Thomas. bis
vile. residents of Brooklyn, NJ Y..
| and Richard Brooke Thomas, raa
| dent Of Atlanta Ca. the defendants
I Ia ibis suit are non residents 0l tbs
Slal0 Of Maryland
Ills iherenpon this Bob, day 81
June, 1913. Ordered by The Circuit
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Everyon1 knows tia epikhef ''rotns.
kial1 applied to China, but f1w know
is origin According 20 very old
legend Thibot IL u fragment 81
planet once peoplnd hy q yellow RAGS.
which - some way became detached
and fen on tho earth. Tia dazed h.
habitAnke Of khe fragment Wefe unlnr
iuxed, and, cold ana hungry. thsy
made their WAY toward China, wlych
they peopied This origin M The &hi
neas race led 70 lhoir calling lhem-
SELVES "Celeetials." and II " Tor thin
reason that ths ampefn1 c6ila hlzHAAsf
Son Of Heaven Such. - IeAGk IS th4