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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-03

An At "a amead Hzzfiob - Article
Z. title zIIsfnoy General and states At.
farHey# 81 he Constitution % thIH State,
md 70 provide for tn znbmlssisn u said
amrndmHHI % The qualified voters q this
tate 70 adoption o TsIsetIon.
SECTION ! De II NHzEfed hT - Cen
aEai Assembly Of MARYLAND lihfesz HTIhz II
al members Of each a Ihs two haH=sz ron,
sarribEfs That the faIIssinE aszIEsH h.
zhd DE me = ssfHhI proposed = 80
Attorney General HHa states Attorney
q The Constitution d his State. ard II
adopted = IhH leEal a.HIIaed foiHHz tBsfr
zapetaeds ID siaad i lhs plsee - To-.
alsad q zH#IIon . u ID AFtlfls - the
CONSULTATION 81 Maryland.
p The States Attorney shall perform
HHch dutIH= and recsIHH znrh fees 81 CON,
missions = salaEy. 81 eHoredIHE lhfes
sHsusaha a.Ilars as - aaH OF - aaft'
aftcr be prescribed p AZ. and i any
states Attorney shall HaaaIfe aaY aIHsF fss
81 ycHHHH IHHn sHcH - = 90 mH# - al
IaNrd - -. be shHII % conviction IHsfs.
81 be- H.MaxHa from 81. pTufIHzI. that
ne btaIz=H AtioFneT - BaltiazHHH city
mall feH.Ixa az annual HaiafY = Hfly
EaBf HUNDRED dollaFa 81 shall h. easef
II appoint aHa depufT q an annual salary
lot eseezaIas fDaf IHHHHand daIIzHz and
zHeh alEEH assistants - Hafh aHUzzI sal
lies - .zessdlaE I#HHty afs hundred
HuilaTa - - tbs zUpfruan Mz#HH II
II#illmns 10 ua5 authorize ID ap,
prove. 81 q said aaIzTIss 10 be 81 ahi
Office, - - heretofore hsta pTz.IIead.
BEG md be I further euHzIHd ~
he authority Aforesaid That the ID fore.
going SETON hefHn# proposed a.
HnendmsuI - the Constitution HHHII II the
neat election for members OF tbs General
Assembly II this HtAIa. Il BE- he'd % the
Tuesday nHzt after IL nrai AaHaaY ~
he mouth II November. uinrtren hundred
and thirteen tiaial. - submitted - the
legal auI qualified xaIEHH thereof - fheiI
adoption . TeIectlan. = pursuance q The
directions contained Il Article i Of the
Constitution Of this sIzIs. and 81 he Haid
election THH Tutn on 81 PROPOSED amend
Hsbt 70 - Constitution shall b. - bal,
lot aud unan each HzIIaf there shall ~
Hfitten p printed IL yards =HaT Con
HtItatieHaI Amendment and Against
Constitutional Amendment as 10 pro
sIded b. ~ aud Immediately HII.r aaid
election - returns =HHII be made . The
uovefhoF = The vote - aud against said
proposed amendment - directed - the
aid ArtIzIs II OF fhH ID Constitution.
Approved April !. Iaia
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-03

Land. DO hereby order. ana direct that :
COPY OF each o. said Acts proposing lid
amendments an1 additional section to Ina
Consultation OF Maryland. be published In
NJ least two newspapers IN each OF 1ns
esnnfies OF the State and N three ne.z-
papers published In the City OF Baltimore.
one OF which newspapers. n the City OF
baltimore, shall be published IN the Ger.
man language. once week for at lest
three months next preceding the nexf
General Election. which election will be
held on Tuesday. November !, 1918, and
af which election the said above propozs1
amendments and additional section to the
Constitution shall be submitted, IN The
form and manner prescribed By the Cen
eral Assembly. TO the legal and duaIIfIsd
voters OF the State. for their adoption or
rejection.
Given under M hand and the
Great Seal Of the State Of
lgreat Seal Maryland. Done at the Ctr
OF Iafyiand1 q Annapolis. on this 18th
day Of July, n the year Of
or Lord, one thousand
nine hundred and thirteen,
PHILLIPS LEE GoLDsBoRoUeH.
b the Governor:
ROBERT 2. GRAHAM.
Secretary o. State.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-03
The Importance of Taking Care Of
Tools.

A contributor to the current issue
of Farm and Fireside says.
Farm machines when not In use
need care. The trouble l. that many
of Us farmers never stop 10 think how
great Is our loss when we leave our
implements standing out Of doors dur
Ing the idle season, to be quickly de
stroyed by the elements. This treat
ment Is by far worse than the service
they get in the field. They will stand
great many years of work IL proper
ly cared for, but 1t does not take long
for them to 60 TO pieces when they
are left where the sun and rain can
get to them the year around.
Ny father bought binder to har=
vest his crop N 1896. Altogether he
has run 1t seventeen seasons, and dur
Ing that time the total cost for re
pairs has not been over SO. The
machine is still good for many more
years of service. Its long life Is due
to two things, the careful handling It
has had while being used IN the field
and good shelter when Idle. He still
uses the set Of canvases that came
with the machine.
7 have seen great many farmers
whose binders we're ready for the
junk=heap In four or i've years.
The life Of machine Is Increased
from five to ten times by proper hous-
Ing and care when 1t is not working.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-03
PROCLAMATION
Proposed Amendments to the
Constitution of Maryland.

! WHEREAS. at the January Session o.
the General Assembly OF Maryland, held
In the year OF our Lord one thousand nine
proposing amendments to section ) Of
Article Il; Section q OF Article 3; Section
Of Article 0: Section 3 Of Article ):
posed new section lion to Article 3; Of p tss
Constitution OF this state, which said Acts
are n the following words. II Wit:
CHAPTER 4o2.
~ ACT 70 propose an amendment %
Article OF the Constitution Of this State
by adding new Section, 10 be known -
said amendment. 10 the qualified voters Of
thIs state for adoption or rejection.
SECTION I. Be 4 enacted By. the Gen.
Of III the members Of each Of the fuo
Houses eoneurrlnEl. That the followin.
neH section be nd the Hame il hereby
title Legislative Department OF tie
Constitution OF this State. the same to be
inserted after Section 40 and 10 be mum.
Seae apA vo sna + adopted p the sgs
ed, saId section shall become n part Of
Article ) Of The Constitution OF MARY
10. The General Assembly shall enact
no law authorizing private property to be
taken for public ne without Just compenz
sssallen. 10 be agreed upon between the par.
tiez o. awarded b. JBry, being nrHt paid
or rendered 10 The party entitled 10 sae1
compensation, bnI where such property i
situated In Baltimore City and In desired
BY this State or by the Mayor and City
Council OF Baltimore, the General Assem-
BIZ may provide for the appointment Of
appraisers by n Court OF Record to value
Hneh property, aud that upon payment o.
the amount of Hneh valuation 70 the earIY
entitled TO compensation. o. Into Court
and securing the payment Of any further
sum that may be awarded bg ; Jury, such
property may be taken.
SEC. 2. And he IL further enacted b.
the authority aforesaid. That the saId
afoTaEoing section. hereby proposed as N
10 lie Constitution. shall Be
Ut The next ensuing general election, TO be
held On Tuesday nett after lie 1rAt Mon
daf n the month Of November. 1918, b
submitted 20 the lsKnl and qualified voleTz
thereof. for tnelF adoption Of rejection
In pursuance Of lie directions contained IN
Article II OF the Constitution 81 this State
aud II the said election the Hate on HaII
amendment 20 The Constitution
shall be by bHlIaI. and upon each ballet
Their shall be written OF printed fhn
words For The Constitutional Amend
menf and against the Constitutional
Amendment, = now provided by Ia
aud Immediately after Hald election do
returns shall be made to lie Governor o.
the xute for aud against aid proposed
n diTeeted b. I'D Article i
Of The Constitution.
Approved ApTil : igI2
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-03
CHAPTER ~

A. At to amend Section = Of Article
III. tile Legislative department" Of The
Constitution Of lis Slate. md 10 provide
iSs .ss1i. ..5s.a - III, 1da - tn5 sa =
tleH o. rejection
SECTION / Il II enacted - the Gen
err Assembly d Maryland lIhfse nftha d
al lie members n each OF lie Two houses
eoueHFFlng). ThHI the following section b.
All lie same e nHHehy proposed as IN
amendment ia EszIieH - 81 Article -.
title Legislative Department u the Con
atlIHIIgn Of tHIH state aud 7 adopted =
the Iszal aud qualified faIsFz thcfcuf a.
hefeln provided. i shall aau.rasdH and
stand N the plzsss aud stead u sefiigu :
81 "a Az LII MAJ originate n
either House 81 - General Assembly 80
he altered, amended OF fs.sslsd ~ -
0tHsT. but no III snail originate 10 sithzT
lIuuHa during Ne last Ten IHYH Of tie
HsH#IoH. unless IHU#Illlrda q lie mrtuf#T#
elesIsH thereto all determines by 80
aud HHTz; nor HHaII any hi Izseamc a Ia
until Il bs rad N three different days =
the session - HzEh House nHlsts IN
IHITHz af The members cieeIsI % tht .sszlIHH
mlaa h. yea. ahd nays. an 20 bil sEzII
iss ID o talId IIulH until ! shall HHHs
ben actually sHEfosz'-d o. printed for :
II. I'D Ee If faflhsI snarted b
tie authority aforesaid. I'll The afoHH=
HeiHE - Ion hereby pfaHa#sd a. -
amendment 10 - Consultations Of III
for nHHliivra q - BeuafHI Assembly i
MARYLAND ta HH Lid iu IL state auh=
miIf=a 20 tHs IzHzi aud qualified votes
tHHHHuf for tHaIH adoption n THIrTlau4 =
pursuance Of IHE directions contained n
AEIIsIH AlN If - Consultation % tHIH
stHIs# aud a n Eeperal aIseiiog fHs
fuIH 81 thu - pTplsa#szH amendment
shall Hs b1 H##z.# sud uHHH each bHlIaI
tHaHH #Hai ta HHz=zHHd ths #HHIH For -
GaHzIIIauorHI 1==.Hdm"it - Against
tie EHuaIitH aaH#| = Amendment. aa 10
prescribed ~ IL and immediately ALL
saiI slaEtion duo returns ahHIl he made u
the Governor II lie vote 10 md against
the proposed amendment - HIrurtsd -
saIa SHlirle AZ II the Constitution,
: proved AHHII s. 1912
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-03
euAYuma

AN A. 10 amend Section . Of Article 0
of the Constitution Q Ihis state I'd 70
provide - the submission OF aaII amend
nsnt 70 re qualified xatau Of IL state
for adoption or rejection
sECTIuH /. BE i enacted b - uen.
Hrai Assembly u MARYLAND, thfas HIIhs Of
al the members elected to easH 81 the
uouHea esHeufThE. THHt the following
zsfiiun = aud the me is heHHHF pro.
posed - - amendment TO Article { OF
adopted = ths egaI nd ansiiAeI 70 sotsrs
thereof - hHreiu aHH - law provided. II
ahAl supsFHeda seefIoH Of said Article.
sic. J. Il shall b the duty q he At.
iornef General 10 prosecute aud defend on
The par 81 the STATE al cases HHIeh At
The time Of bis appointment Hn1 quail
aehtl0n I'D which thereafter M b de-
Supreme court Of the Ialied States. b. or
against Il. State. o. wherein tie State
may be interested md be shall tie his
opinion n writing whenever required by
thereof. lie Governor. The Comptroller OF
the Treasury or an states Attorney. on
any legal matter or subject depending be-
fore thHm Of either 81 them; I'D when
required u the Governor or General As
aemblg he shall aid an States Attorney
IN prosecuting any zuII OF ACTIN brought
by the sIHIe In any Court Of the aIzIe. ahsl
be shall commence md prosecute Of de
fend an HniI or aeIIau IN any o. lie aaiu
courts, On tie part o. The State. xlleH the
General Assembly o. he Governor. acting
s
menced. prosecuted d defended. md he
shall haze and perform Hnch other duties
and shall appoint Hu.1 number 81 depu.
/ ties or assistants a. lie General Assembly
may from lime 10 IImH by law prescribe
aud he HIall receive Iuf his services 40
annual salary Of three thousand dollars,
or such annual SALARY Is the General As.
aembly my from time 70 time b. nv pre-.
scribe; nuI he shall not be entitled 10 re-
ceiye M fees, penuuIaltes or rewards
whatever IN addition . the SALARY afore.
said for lie performance OF an official
duty; nor shall the Governor employ any
additional counsel n my case whatever
unless authorized b the General Assem-
/ bly,.
SEC. ?. And be II further enacted, That
the foregoing section. hereby proposed as
! an amendment TO the Constitution of this
State, aIaII be, at tie next general election
! for members Of the General Assembly 10
] be held n this staIe. submitted IL the
i legal aud qualified YoIsrs thereof Ior their
adoption Or rejection n pursuane. Of the
/ directions contained n Article i Of the
] Constitution; and .. said election the
vote on aid proposed amendment shall be
/ by ballot and upon inch ballot there shall
/ be printed the words sFor the Ionstitu.
i Ilonai Amendment and Against lie Com
siltutional Amendment as nov prescribe
/ ed By IaH and Immediately after said
election due returns Hhall be made TO the
Governor Of the vote Ior and against said
proposed amendment. n directed By the
said fourteenth Article OF the Gonstitu-
] ton.
Approved April i. 1912.
Now. Therefore, I. Phillips Lee Colds.
borough. Governor o. the State oT Mary.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-03

STOVE COAL Is HARD u GET,
AND Has BEEN FOR TWO YEARS
ORDER EARLY. Should We have n
normal winter, this particular size
will be considerably higher. The
reason i that large percentage OF
the new boilers use this size. md the
demand Is tremendous. Order OF
Smith = Reifsnider.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-03

John 7. Bowers. Frederick St,
TaneytoWn. Nd. says: MY work
requires me to sit IN stopped POSI-
ton most Of the time. and | believe
that was the cause Of my kidney COM
plant. There was . constant. dnll
dragging pain across my kidneys that
caused me much misery. I suffered
from rheumatic pains and at times
was stiff and lame. The kidney Sc
cretions we're also irregular IN pas
sage and caused me much annoyance
ana inconvenience. finally used
Doan's Kidney pills and they gave me
almost immediate relief. Ny kidneys
Wers soon normal. and / FELT better
In every way"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-03

For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-03

Remember the e-Doan.a-and
take no other.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-03
Approved AprID.1s12.

Now. Therefore, I. Phillips Lee Colds.
/ borough. Governor o. the State oT Nary
| land, IN pursuance Of Section /. Of Article
IA Of the Constitution n the State 81 Hary-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-03

scribed b. law, and Immediately after said
election. due returns shall be made to the
Governor Of the vote Tor and against said
proposed amendment - directed b said
Article Il Of the Constitution.
Approved April 5. 1912
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-03
MISTAKE
THE CAUSE.

Many Westminster People Have Aid.
ney Trouble and ID not Knon IL
DO You have baeKache2
Are you tired and worn out
Feel dizzy. nervous and depressed
Are the kidney seeretlons irregular?
Highly eoloredi contain sediment ?
Likely your Kidneys are at fault.
Weak kidneys give warnings Of dis
tress.
Heed The warning: don't delay
Use 4 tested kidney remedy.
Read this TaneytoNn Testimony.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-03
TO GIVE MATINEE-

On "Wednesday the Grayce Scott
Players will give the first popular
priced ladies' and children's matinee
of the season. AS was the custom last
year. no seats at the Wednesday mat
inees will be reserved and the prices
will be the same. ten cents in the
balcony and 25 cents on the main
floor. These midYeek matinees be-
came so popular last season that the
capacity of the Auditorium was taxed
on many occasions. and there isn't a
doubt that they will prove equally as
popular this year. Some splendid
plays have been selected to be given
through the winter and they will all
be as artistically produced as TO
stage details and costumes as the
opening bill this wee, so the manage
ment promises
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-03
RIDER Is HURT WHEN
TWO BICYCLES COLLIDE
Joseph Reed, 1915 S. Fellows ST., Re-
ceives Painful Injuries I'm
Fall From Wheel.

Joseph Reed, So. of 1918 S. Fellows
St, was painfully injured in a bicycle
collision Tuesday evening. when he
ran into Louis Dolman. 1896 Niles av..
at the corner Of S. Lafayette and
South St He sustained a deep scalp
wound, conclusion OF the brain, and
several scratches.
He was riding his wheel south on
Lafayette St, on the left side Of the
street. according TO a witness of the
accident ,whe nhe ran into Dolman,
who was coming north on his wheel.
Reed, according to Jones, was on
the wrong side of the street, and in
passing, the riders became confused
and the collision resulted. Dolman
was not hurt. Reed was carried to
his home and DR.. Edgar Myers was
called.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-03
HOwE's PICTURES.

No other product OF human inven-
tio7 has made such WOndrOus pro-
gress or risen with such amazing
swiftness as animated photography as
presented by Lyman H. Howe.
True, IN our day and generation,
there is a legion OF other picture
shows" OF varying degree Of merit
good, bad and Indifferent; but when
ever anyone refers 10 the one exhibit
ton Of this nature that is perfect 10
the minutest detail IL is Lyman b.
Howe's travel festival which comes TO
the oliver early this fall. 1t stands
alone-pre-eminent No other chal-
lenges comparison with II. This opin-
ion Is unanimous and universal even
among exhibitors themselves as well
as the public at large.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-03
HOLDS LOTTERY
MAN LEGALLY ARRESTED

Judge Farahaugh has ruled that
John Hogan was legally arrested when
he was brought up FOR trial on q
charge OF advertising a lottery. The
case came up some time ago and be-
cause OF an alleged mistake in the
nrsI afildaVlt the original case was dis
missed and Q new affidavit filed.
After the trial had proceeded for
some time. Atty. ScanlOn brought up
the point that Hogan had not been
ARRESTED on the new affidavit. Judge
|Farabaugh ordered Atty. Scanlon and
Deputy Prosecutor Schwartz 10 sub
mil briefs OF their arguments.
They were turned in Monday morn
ing and Judge Farabaugh gave his de-
kision Tuesday morning. ThS case
in come up Thursday. ~
: The evidence against Avail
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-03

Few predictions Of modern times
ave been accorded the attention that
S been the good fortune of the Eva
anguay Novelty company which will
me 10 the Oliver Tuesday, Sept.
A matinee and night. There are two
Very good reasons, though. why this
show should receive a little more con-
sideration than the others. First OF
all IL is probably the first time that
young woman with the reputation fer
success held by Miss Tanguay's hasn't
su bordinated all the other members
on the program so that she may ap-
pear as the bright particular star.
Secondly. the company came into ex-
istence because Miss Tanguay, a short
time ago, discovered that if she was
TO play in any but the four largest cit
les OF the United States il would have
TO be at the head Of a company own
ed. managed and arranged by her
self
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-03
BOOSTER TRIP NOT
TO BE MADE TODAY
No BaHd for Automobile Party to Ad.
vertise Farm Show and Tour
Is Postponed.

TIE boosters who are promoting
the Farm exposition 20 be held next
fall have postponed the tour about
the county until next week or the
latter part Of this week as IL was i'm
possible to get band to accompany
the party as arranged for Wednesday.
The party will be made up of ten
automobiles and they will plan on
taking in every town of the county in
an effort to stir up enthusiasm I'm the
fall exposition. 1t is hoped TO add
several cars to the party in the inter-
viewing week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-03
Is BACK FROM VACATION
Rev. II. Il. Hostetter to- Deliver a
Sermon Tonight.

Rev. II. 3. Hostetter. pastor of the
Westminster Presbyterian church. re-
turned rom his summer vacation
spent in Wisconsin and Illinois along
Lake Michigan. Tuesday. He will
meet his congregation at a special
prayer meeting service Wednesday
evening when he VIII use The Trials
and Ideals 20 DE Kept Before Us Dur
ing the Ensuing Year" as the subject
for his sermon.
Rev. Mr. HOStetter arrived from
NVinona where he went last week TO
attend the Bible conference. lie spent
tnc greater part Of his vacation in
Chicago and at outing places along
the west shore.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-03
OPENING OF NEW HIGH
SCHOOL TO BE DELAYED
Building VIII Not Be Thrown Open
TO the Students Until on
Sept. 80.

! Announcement was made Tuesday
might. by high school authorities. that
the school would not be in session be-
kOre Sept. %.
The delay is caused by the failure
u the contractors u have the build
Ing. entirely completed by the 18th,
The day on which il was originally
planned TO convene the school.
The actual construction work has
been entirely finished and the con-
tractors are engaged in finishing and
decorating the interior. All haste
possible is being made. and at first il
was thought possible that the finish
ing work would be completed for the
opening
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-03

GaskiH and Macyitty announce for
production at the Oliver Monday.
Apt S. Harold Bell Wrights play,
he Shepherd OF the Hills" a story OF
NOR and pathos told in a simple.
rect manner. OF love, mystery and
'rnism. with its scenes all in the
lark mountains. Southern Missouri,
Where the author lived for some years.
There are several exciting incidents.
including the night ride Of the splen-
did heroine over the hills through a
storm, an attack upon the shepherd,
and the moral victory OF a man when
q panther IS about to spring upon his
rival. but there is no melodramic
touch 10 the play
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-03

RIG OIL FIND.

LAPORTE. Sept. S.-Lemuel Oar
row, mhayor OF Laporte, returned
Tuesday from the oil fields I'm Ken
lucky, where he is head of a company
that has a large number of leases. His
company got one well Sunday which
flows 200 barrels a day and a well
last week flowing rs barrels day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-03
Csc HOSE tic.

Mems, women'S and chill
dren'S fine gauze Isle hose,
seconds of 25c cadets, every
pair warranted to wear. 9 r.
Thursday pair 49,. 1 & l.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-03

"STTEPHERD OF HILIS."

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-03

Today and Thursday at the Ameri-
can theate- wiz be shown The Price
If Evil" a human interest story pic
ture in which the weakness of "a Wo-
man for gambling places her in the
power Of a rascal. She is saved by
her sister. l. Roger Lytton. +. X
Lincoln and Edith Story carry the
main parts Two biOgraph comedies.
"The Suffragette Minstrels' and
Fathers Chicken Dinner" will Gre
ate much amusement
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-03

F.Isner, President OF the United States
Df8 mond Importing Co. and employer
OF Hogan. will be heard at that time.
Eisner came to this city TO help Hogan
and was arrested on the same charge.
SALONICA. Sept. Sixteen per-
sons were killed and many were in
jured when two trains on the Sa-
lonica branch OF the Orient railway
collided near Sarigueul station.