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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-12
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mop uno emma litter, 1903 Gut.
ter Strobe, Wsa6fer.
SeHrp uno glnnn Riebaiis, 1892
Sauou aue., W2doden.
Ssnrrp imb gIlice Stroeoer. i405
Mnrtle slpe., GHabe.
Gopdrb unb Saoic Goldberg,
sien6ing O.. Noot)eu.
@illiam nno Ga6D Gapio. 5l2i
2eiter Moob, Wldod)eu.
SSoba unb Gbna Riner, 1928 Glbcr
Gtrai,e, Maof,en.
areberid uno gernnroina Goel.
reid. $40 Carlisle slpe., anabe.
Otto uno anHa Sell, ttib 6raro
ape., anabc-
aeron unS SrHa Boder, TS4
Clinton GtrnBe, AHabe.
gsiaiam iln6 Narp Sfapenfmeper,
2l2 GDcnmore Ctr. Woofen.
artbur nno Ranline aleUe, 4345S
Gbepiot gIpe.. strabe.
sll6eri unb Wnnn,e IeIienscbL
2722 gine Sirnbe, aHabe.
Souis nno Wtnrtba 3ufe, Rison
uno gine Strnbe, arlabe.
&arrp uno Clara 9oamann, 1884
penb.eton GtraBe. annbe.
Sobu nnb WsiIlie Horomnnn. I0G
Carr Sirabe. MaoheH.
Tris nnS Suianne ssris. 400 70.
Dse.Rideu slDe.. annbe.
gn.pn iinb GIenora geang, 24oi
Sniiteab StraBe. annbe.
Gosporb uno Gillian Serideoe. $50
HcdoaIe aue.. Mdoden.
9a,prenee unb gona Serifeoe, Gait
Sill slpeniie, annbe.
alegonber uno glnHdR Brandt.
t706 Central ape.. anabe.
g. g. unb Sn3el giegmpnSt $50
armorn apc, anabe.
Snrrp mnb gliiobefb Eahudn
2610 Ennoer Sfrabe, Qnabe.
Billi1m uno Mnrp Beibei, 1926
Dine Etrnbe. WnodTn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-12

getad,t. Ulit etfpo oreibunbert Wer.
i.n III fie seeen bie goriabre sons
iDeienilid, eingefdrumpft - an uaf
| fiir iitb aefpib iein Rnntbeil. Muh bic
In3abl Der benz GinseInsn suqeiidnbes
men msrfe iii btfhrdnft porosn.
Enrd 5pedmGbigs umbduien bat man
nds alse Nalmtubuus In cine Reihs
sieih GROCER aabinstte aufgstbsil.,
iUr Die 8ilbsr unb ipsnigen g5ldititsn
nun In rehi Ioderer Reibe untsrsss
bEoht iinb. Der Geiammtsinbrud LIT
fsritIbe ME Der. ben GENTLE SaaIreis
ben i'm 0Iaspdlait sn MAIDEN pfIeesn.
Man ihrsitet sismIih unbebelipt bon
itdrttren Gmotionen esloFen bobir,
fabt bic unb ba cine ipmpathiIhe
arnofhdft, cine fleibiee sltts ob<r
FaumftuDie ins Nuge, obne bic gerinas
fte 2uii gu perI0nliten Quseinanbers
lttnnsen. Gin unpergleihlih pertbs
poIIerss Woterial irifft man in bern
chen neuerOffnsten aunitbauie bon
gradI, bds Emanuel b. Sstol erbaui
boi. gs IN elm brett aeldssr.:r
SuppeIbou in sipei GeitoTsn. bic fih
In srduem Raubpus NIT breiien 5ens
fern unb iGuiengetrnsener IerraiIe
iiber einem breiedissn Grunoriiie
seft pornebm unb sef6madooI auss
rimmt. aluh I'm Jnnern uno ba eri.
rett. 9enn Seih bat ss Dsrfans
ben. turf eeoiegsres Bacterial nnb
ei,e gefhidte Raumoertbeilune runo
um ben auppelfadI, Der burh spei
gtl6cffe ssbi, ben bGuslihen Gb1s
rGtisr 5u fpahren, unb intime 4nss
iieIlungsrdums nit tpeniesr intimsn
tusttfsIn gu Iafsn. Bel Der gr0ffs
pun1 mar boz Gepidt auf cine m0gs
litit pislisitiseWsriretune Der Wfiino,s
aer aunit perleet. bic bier nis biss
her ibre befonbers gflses finben iou.
Sc fab man nebsH 6arntteriiiiihen
reutu Weritn bon 5absrmann, 2h.
Ssins, iyriB grler, g. glub tIsiHe
&ouettionen pon u. Sant, R. adis
itr, Grid GrIer. aari Stratbmann,
ssinri6 aIep, ]. GDoHsns, 6. hobi.
pein. btnen je elm bsionberer Rdum
sussfpieisn mar. Wan bari oetroIt
iaqen. edb bic Wliin6ner aiinitler i'm
Gunfthanosl cine dbniih rsprdIentas
tire Stdtts gu 4usittnuuss3iptden
Itiper finNn perben. - Sm Sdlon
.gieue aunit" Dams GolB III eins aols
Ieition 9tmGIbe uno araphHhe arbtis
ter nss S6tpseen Gmil 3oir Su fss
Fen. Cine WoIsrsi, Die in osbedien
5arbt6nen unb Oft fpieberholten t0rs
per!ifen Wotipeu (gebsuste yiguren)
70 eilpas pie miibiam gebdnoi9ie2eis
eenidaft su psrratben i6eint, bis
man lire llnsntidloHenbeit srtanni
hos. 800 3oir fnrbis aus fid bsrs
a.sesbt ME in fsiuen qquarslen BON
Da1er, rrirtt er Stpar aud unnothis
obtr bod led. Sn mans
fen 3<inRunetn III er iiterraidxno
ls5enbig, in Der Mtbrsah Der Raoi.
sunssn, BON bsnen manhe gar 3u febr
unter 3orns GinfIuR iteben. ipirii sr i
,inissrmaben fhpiiIitig bura elm fdis
hes qdibos.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-12

Cine iHtereFan.e 4ufna6ms BAT
iiber osn Werth pes GigsntAums Der
9unbss Resisrung ftattgsfunben.
:gIs sr in 9runbItiiden unb 9e6Guline
ieiten befte6t. Gisie Snpentur be-!
IN ben groben Stdbtsn cine foloFals
Wertb3una6me ernteIen. 9runbitud.,
far tpsl6e bic Reeisrung Sur 3sit cine
Jtilion Dollars be3Qblte, baben isst
,'aen 5ebnfa6en Rarttpertb. Dieie
Dobrnebmung ift natiirlid niht MI
uab in Deutihlono 1T lie bauptTd 8.
Id ouf Die beItdnbigs Qnregung bss
Rational Getonomen Bagn>. bon
Wuni3tpaIitdten prattif6 ausssnL3.
irnrben SAT- ale bsutI1tn Stdbfe
fnufen i'm Gnteignungspage oGes an
otn Gtabtgren5en fiesen6e Grunbets
aenthum duf. Gum 1hstl errihtsr
iie barouf Observation-Disclosures; gum
caoerer Ibetl perpa6tsn fie ben go~
nta fir lanbpirtbI6aftli6e 3pets.
r.r I'm 2aufe Der .3eit ben baraus
fliebenbsn sroBsn mebrpertb gu err
Ianaen. Die Willionen, bic frii6.r Der
aoritdotii6e gobsn pripatperfoaen
tra9ts, lperben jeBt fir bic Rommu=
reH reieroirt, mas obns sSrdse kbeuz
teno portbeilhafter fir bns Gemeins
nGb! III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-12

Deut Senat empfobIen, ben Tabats-
lruit our6 cine progreiiipe grpouts
ttonssSteuer um3ubr n3en. glls Der
9rditbent oapon borte, isbte er Die
Sendtoren in Genntnib, boB Der @es
nerdIs4Rpalt bamit nur feline peri0ns
li6e Gnfiht uno nifst oieieniee oes
prdiioenten gum 4usbrud brinje
Dsit anoeren Worten, Der 8ene .dls
@npaIt erhdIt einen Wint, oab sr
,eine neue 9oIitit obne 3uTtimmung
oes prdiicenten niht formuliren
oiirfe. Wenn Der @eneraIs9lnpdIt
oieIcn Wiut ni9t bsber3iot, piro ie ne
Utinliters5 5errlt6teit balo gum Qb.
fhluB eelunaen, oenn Der gyrdiio nj
oeiteht norauf oab Die aabinetssmis
nliter iih ni6t undbbdneia Don ibm
itslen oiirfen, mas pollig ben prinsis
pten. auf tpelhen pds dmsritaniihe
Sdbtnet bertbt, entipridt. Vie aabis
nstssUlitslieoer iino niat lem aOns
greB, icnoern einSig unb dlIein cem
yrdiioentcn Derontiportlih; lie oiirfen
.sinsn uroeren Neg etnf6lagsn, aIs
oenientgen, tpeI6en Der prdIioent
lbnen befiehlt. Wenn iie nit bsm
grditoenten niht iiber inItimmen.
toerben lie entlaiIen. fans fie nidt
'slbit tbre gntIdfuns nebmsn. 0as
ptro bon alien anberen Wit itiIieosrn
oes adbtnets anertnnnt, iosor BON
Srpan, Die nem qrdiitent:n auf ben
Wint geborfen uno McRepnpIos miro
niht geItattet perben, bierin cine Nus
ndhme 3u MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-12
fsIasHidllpsre 1nrdl6rennsrsi.

ssrarf atoiierniann. Don Ro. 912
Nif,urono Sirobes mno Der 10 ssabrs
nlte Soiepb Subicn trllgeH am
7ieniiaa idapere gerlesaungen oaDofs.
els eiu BON MofierHlnHn gelenffes
Nfero nuf oem Sorriicn Apenue Dio.
hilff burfqing. 1ns Ihier ranlie
idIisbIih sssen einen 1slserGpbeH
pfoiten, nobel bas 9ngap sertriiui.
ffieTt ipliroe. M0iterHioisH iiIlb nitb.
ion ilcafn nnf 0as EtraheIIpfldIisr
slnb friiaen idnpere yeriesiingen Dn.
BON. NomsntIin 0ubfon's 3ufans
0iebt 5u erniten @eforgniiien 1eran.
inilung, bd e einen snebrfodben hip
penbri@ bnpontrsi0 uao cine ber ge.
trcd<Hsa Rippen BE 1uHae 5srless
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-12
Stare 8eieesebnng.

oDas Qanb Der un6eqrensten lIns
ntcgIt6teiten", Elm 2anb pon!Riefens
trait limb bic bepunbernoen 0amen,
Die man Den Der. Staatsn aibt unp
Gu6 nit ooIlem Re6ts, penn man
Die 9robeH Raturf6dse iopie bi. Qrs
beitsfraft uno bic Jntelliaen3 bes
8Cltes in getra6t 3ie6t. Srosbem
Edben 6soeuteno tpeniser bon Der Ras
tul bsbu6te Qdnbsr 9r0Beres aufsus
lreiien. Bel i6nen srTest bic ar6bere
gsnesungsfreibett ben Roneel on
Gruft, Ddbrsnb mir einen Riefen nit
getunbenen 6dnoen baritelIen. Cine
ifnere Jefel 1T unfers 9srfafIuna,
ioelfe Die Legislative Getpalt in enaen
g1en3en bdlt. aeine dnbere Rution
III In folder WeiTs se6unben. ssn gnns
lamb bsbt isbss GsIes bic pib.r-
fpredenben 8eitimmungen Der 0erfafs
Jung auf. Sn anberen 2Gnbern funn
BE 9erfafiung ourh ein 3pei Drittel
Gotum Der Legislative aufoebobsn
iperosn. Denn Elm @sIeb er!aiTen lit,
nHterliegt es teiner ylafpriifune burh
Die Gsridte, Die iid jabrelane bur6
Gle Snftansen binDur6fdlsppt. Da<
raus III gu erieben, ME oiel me6r ouss
pcrtige GeieBsebunaen leiitsn f6rs
ren, dIs bic unfsrigen. gerfhlimmert
rtro bds llebei nod burh cine fpit.
sinSiee 8erf4drfung Der 0ori6riFs
tea Der gonititutioH, 5u fpelder baupts
fcdlid bic risOroie 4bsren3ung Der
Dsrltieosnen Rsgierunss3iDeiae geb0ri.
Tie gretutioe faHn bds Cine niht
tbun. neil ss in bis qesislatiDe sins
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-12

Wds tp:r i'm Gbisen eerast habsn,
MAG als cine flubIoIc aiaosmifd, Gr-
crteruns fdeinsn, dlsin bds TIT Der
Snfane eines iebeu 5ortIdritts. Grit
muB bie 1beorie auFesitelt Dsroea
uno bann foIst bic 4usfiibruna unb
mir siouben, bab in bieTem 5alIs tie
praris nidt tpiro lanse auf iid mar.
.sn laiien, ba mir nit Der jssisen Silfs
lciisteit unn llnbebplfenheit uniersr
politiihen Ginridtunsen niht IdHssr
tpeiter MULTIPLICATION t0nnsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-12

Die 9rano Jurn i'm Ghiz
eosoer gunoes9eriht bat benz friiberen
Steusr aomn,tifdr gaben einen
trdFtisen Rdieuftiiber ertbeilt. Das
gcThiebt in einem 8sritt, in tpeltbel1
liz ben &pmmifGr oafiit tabsIt. bab
sr einen Steuerunterfdlsif BON SIeos
margattn 5abritanten i'm 8etrage
bon 81, 100000 fiir bic Summe Dor
100000 begIifen Bat. Die 9ranb.
Surp beftreitet bos Re6t gu foIdsm
gerfabren unb gibt aud gu perIte9su,
ocb Gabel fir ben &omprpmib CUR
Gerdntportung ge3ogea perben fplls
.c. 9eionoers 3utreffeno III bic 4ns
iift, eab 9unbes geamten oer6otsn
neroen ioute, ioIde SompromiHe abs
Sr16Iisben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-12

bic Characterized erit sinmaI fiiblsn,
bab RndIafiiatcit ibr poritmonnais
beriitrt. 10 ipsrbeT iie in0bg fir Gin.
9eHeruna iorgen.1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-12

3Difhen benz prdiibtnten
nno benz @eneralsQnfpaIt UscReDs
nolos beitebi cine Rsilbung, oie bur6
bds unubbdnsiee 8orsebsn bes aestee
rsn fntitnnDsu ift. mr!RepnOlos bat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-12

Die grmorbunq SheFtet
gaIhus 1T offenbar bas Berf BON
t0dbntpibigsn Greatursn, bic Sheftet
fir bic f6pers militariife Nieberla3e
Der 8iirten perantpprtlih bisIten. Der
8critorbens mar Elm Uann BON gros
fem miIttdrtifsn @ifen, bus er fih
burh 3ebnjdbriges Stubium in
8eutf6lano erlporben bate. MaH
erpartete ouber, bab sr Die s5einos Der
Gurfei pernihtsn riiroe, o6ne 3u Be-
benfsn, bab er our 3eit Hi6t o1s
pberfte Gpmmdnbo inne bate uno bab
ale Gmpfeblungen CUR @erFeF'rrn1
les 6eerfpefens bon bem jungtiirtti6eH
Regimsnt, bas gum I6eiI aus ubers
{ponnten uno gum 36ejl aus eben;o
e5rgsi3iaen, pie getpihenlofsn poli=
titern ii6 suiummsuisbt, unbsdht.t
blisben. Ulit elmer gut orgnniitrten
@rmse bate Steftst etm Sri.ge eine
oroere Wenoung gegs6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-12

RooiepeGt II: pisoer in ieiner
Rofls aIs Reformsr, in pe!6er er fold
8ldn3enoss aeleiitet BAT, inoem TT 'ur
hie Bill res 9ouperneurs Sul3er,
fpelde bic Domination our6 9rimirs
na6len einfiibrt, agitirt. Die g;u
icheiterte in Der Qegislutur an csm
Dioeritanoe Der WaT6insns s4Ipliiitsr
in beioen 9arteien unb RpoIspel! uns
teritiiBt ben 9oupelr.ur, Gle 0ffertlia.
Weinrrg 5u GunIten oes 8eItsss mos
Bill gu MAIDEN. Gr Bat aud flins friis
3sre Spra4e pieotr gefuno;n, inOem
er niht Bios Die BrogreTiiftsn duf=
forbert, i6ren Ginflub auf Die GeIsgs
sebcr in arpenbung gu brin8en, fonz
bern er appeqirt an bic tbrIif&n giirs
aer aller parteien. Gds 1T osr rh
tias Sou. Wenn olle ebrliten Wdns
ner 5uIammerbalteu. t0nnen tis
SpiBbuben ni6t teIteben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-12

Der Senot fat eina Reiotus
tion paiiirt, psIte eine Unit. .rTuau &
iibsr Den Bancroft o:r Ct. 2puies
San 5rancisco gabn dno,bntt. "a
onsenommen piro, oaB lie Bahia
nurh ucbsrtdpit1Iiiirune in Sdpies
rigteiten geratten lit, 70 ioQ be TIM
terfuhunq bic 8runolags gu tinsm
9sieB biloen, peIhes bic Qttienz uno
9onozGmiIiionen unter tuncesbeb6ros
Ii6e 9ontroIe itslIt. prGiioent 5aft
iaon beabii6tigte, Elm IoI6ss 9eisB
gu puIiiren, lpurba ubar tappu bur6
ben 8eri6t einsr ben ibm ein3eTeBtsn
Stuoien=aommiiiiou ab.ebalen, be
iid gegen Elm ioIdes 8sIeB trtlGrte
Die 8egriinouna fdisn uns our 3sit
fehr matt uno bi: @prgGnge fei! iener
3eit baben Die Rotbnsnoigtsit zines
foIf,sn 8eIebes nod psiter erIpieien.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-02

experience. She lives in your
town. Can't you go to her and
find out whether a sufficient in
ducement would persuade her to
leave Walter alone? And don't
forget to tell her that if she mar
ries Walter he won't get a penny
of his fathers fortune"
There was a tap on the door
and, as George Chaplin put the
letter aside, a young man enter
ed. He was a good looking boy,
in his early twenties, and George
was uncommonly fond of him.
Hello, Walter" he said, ris-
ing and offering him his hand.
"Sit down. So you've been get
ting into another scrape, chi"
please don't allude to my
fancee, Miss Manners, as a
scrape, Uncle George, replied
the young man with dignity.
Well, Walter, we won't quar-
rel over words. But do you real
ize that you are up against a Sc
rious predicament? How are you
going to earn a living if your
father disinherits you?
Uncle, " said the young man
impressively, IF you once saw
Linda-Miss Manners, I think
you'd agree with me that she's
worth sacrificing any amount Of
money for"
well, where is she?" his
uncle asked.
AT the Lyric theater," answer
al I,ie -rar,L7a11y 0Co1y r1r7C1a v1yboE
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-02
UNCLE TAKES A HAND
By Frank Filson.
(COD1yr;o-l,+ b,y w q, CL,or,3,,

Copyright by w. G. Chapman
George Chaplin was reading a
letter from his married sister as
he sat in his bachelor apartment,
and he scratched his head in evil
dent perPlexity.
My dear George" sister
wrote, I'VE are in great trouble
about Walter. He has had ter
rible quarrel with his father
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-02
''Mrs. Chapinl" Exclaimed the
Young Man.

about some dreadful act
ress whom he says he is engaged
to be married to, and Philip
you know how hasty he is-has
ordered him out of the house.
You know Walter may expect to
inherit a comfortable fortune, and
it is natural that this woman,
Linda Manners, as she calls her
self, should want to get her fin
gers on it Now, George, you are
a man of forty-hye, and of ripe
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-02

nnof i. y. Aazpouz had Of Ihe de-
naftmanI of landscape gardening n
h Mar Ind Agricultural College.
College EaHE ~ deliver : re IIluH=
uaf.d lecture II The children. n The
Opera HouH. IhIa afternoon 81 Home
M Ihe Hama Garden Tonight Prof.
AnHnnn III deliver : lecture On
Landscape Gardening II o'clock IN
he 0neTa House. which I'll open for
moving pictures u J o'clock 10th
lectures Hra under IL auHnIesz IF Tie
GIFIe League nd should b HaIl a.
tended
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-02

II. Glaade : sIoneInler. convicted
II he Criminal court. baltimore.
March ! nj Of misconduct Nth
MatIIda scott. ; eoIoraa ri between
i md Il years Old. and recently r.
fnHsd : neH IHlaI b III Supreme
BeHel. Va sentenced yesterday b.
Judge Dobler. u baltimore. u Two
seafa IN the HonHa Of Correction.
THIS ! he maximum penalty Tor The
ofTenae Of which EIoneIpher HaH con
KIeIsd md vaa Imposed after N I'm
naHHIoned appeal IN hi behalf b
Eugene 0.nnnna. 0nH . h counsel.
Who asserted thai sIoncInher "a
innocent. DT. slonefpher saa for
mHHIY 81 Union Ills.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-02

Expenditure Of about one billion
dollars for construction of GOOD
roads and no billion dollars
Tor their maintenance during
the next flfIy years i proposed b
Jonathan bourne. IT. former aena-
tor from Oregon IN ! plan reported
Tuesday 10 the JOINT congressional
committee On this subject. The billion
dollar construction fund Bourne pro
poses vi b raised n sale Of GOV
eminent bonds. md VII be loaned II
the states. which I'll EIxe their ovn
a0yeaT bonds II return. AnDorIIon-
menI 81 LIH fund ~ b nude N :
bash 81 Toad mileage. azsaaHed .Valu-
alton. area and population d the
several states
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-02


We also have IN stock BECKER.
MAYER { co. MARKS, HRHHEIHI
: co. &c. in TAILOR mHOE-T0.
ORDER. We have ; companies
which ne can make for you an
Extra Fiue suit $1,000 nd ID.
EoYs' Norfolk SUITS, Ne have the
finest make. the latest styles.
Price Sz.o1 70 $50. SHOES Tor
Men. Ladies. BOYS and Children.
The best kind Of line Packard {
signet and John Mitchell. Paul
Brothers. EndicotI Johnson, etc.
DRESS SHIRTS for Men and
Boys from 50c % 500. CAPS
from 25c 10 81 Al kind Of
HATS It moderate prices.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-02

.IslmEmORIAm.

n ID but l1sInz remembrance o. our De-
mother. uaTx J. SIanb. who departed Ihlz If
four years ago. Eay :. 100. nd cur der brother
William I. sIaub. who departed thiz life i've
months aao. December .. III
Gone but not Forgotten.
Tears from our eyes are streaming.
and a0rTow shades our brow.
Oh blame not for weeping.
For We have no mother and brother nov.
Dear mother. and brother. how ne mis- you.
Since from earIh you passed away.
And our hearts are aching aorely.
As We think Of yon each day.
We vii walk sometimes to their lonely graves.
n The pleasant summer hours.
re uIlI speak their names N ; tender Yoles.
and cover their graves With flowers.
OfIiEneH when Us are gathered y home.
L : hard 10 realize they are gone.
Their presence cheared u and made u gid.
Their absence leaves n oh % aad
We can not tel Who naxI ma al.
Beneath Thy Christening rod:
One mnHI b TlFHI but Ist n al
Prepare % met our God.
~ IEanTE ETIEH. onHHA YOUNG. AID EDNA
ETAuH.
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Tie annual entertainment HnI ar
nIEal under II. auspices u GHz9.
Methodist Episcopal Church South.
HalHIHfHIaHnz - he'd at evening IN
gnodHIn.z HaII and III Close IomoTz
~ evening : concert - EIfnn
laHI evening > The rIEsasIlls Military
land. under he direction Of nfoK.
HaTTI : Warner. Tie HelaIeTHIosn
Orchestra I'll furnish music tn g.
anInE. The booths md tables ar
decorated 18th IIaEa md bunting d
he national HoIorH
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-02

Telephone connections have recent
i been established II The local
Office Of he Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company ~ follows: ]. {.
Harmon. FrIzellbnrg. Westminster
Sold: Walter II Bowers. near
FrIzeIlbnrg. Westminster szaz6. Levi
Il. Myers. near Pleasant Valley.
sa0-1a; Jaeob II. RE. near Pleasant
Valley sa0-f. Robert ". WanIz. near
Pheasant Valley SOIL robert {. Lee
HuIenlnH, near Pleasant Valley
ss0-z: John & Myers. near Pleasant
Valley sa0z4. Upton I. Myers. near
Pleasant Valley aa0-a: J. 7. Myers.
near Pleasant Valley sa0-5: John Il.
Drown. near Pleasant Valley aa0-12;
Charles L. Eekenrode. Westminster
InU
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NOTICE!--=ROAD CLOSED.

The private road. formerly the Brooks
road, leading 70 the Gallagher property,
has been closed At the far end Of the
lane. Any one going over the private
property viii be prosecuted. may q
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-02

: large town meeting HaH held lat
night IN nIremen.s HaII for The nnn=
pose Of selecting three gouneIlmaIs
The meeting HaH called 70 order !.
Mayor Walsh and Mr. Joseph :.
Brooks vas made chairman. Mr.
Brooks explained the purpose Of the
meeting and Mr. Charles .. Clemson
moved that the names Of al The can
didatea be placed N ticket md
voted for. Mr.. John Stem then NOV
ed thai the candidates hs nominated
1t once. This motion Has carried.
but before II could be put into effect.
much dIssensIon resulted and Mayor
Walsh moved 10 adjourn. One Of the
tickets which VII BE- voted for On
Monday. the 9TH Of Nay. consists Of.
Charles HezHon, Francis ]. AIIauEn
and frank 7. sehaefTer. The other
ticket Is John ]. neeae. WaIIer Il.
DaYIH ana AIIee II. WamnIer. Tiny
are all men Of recognized buHIneH9
ability and stand for ! progressive
and an honest administration 0I the
city government.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-02

Mrs. Margaret Ruhl. aged Is years,
Of smallWood. on April % fractured
q rib on her right side as the result
of a fall
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-02

Little Caroline Coolzon. Lay 2. 1oI2.
nszond her years in Wit and rays.
Eldarz her frisndz. their theme her praise.
D them b NapL - few have bezn.
Her grave their Hpol d HzeTed green.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-02

Englar & sponaeller.s MIL, Liberty
street. resumed operation on Monday
after being closed down for q short
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-02

J. ! Fitzgerald. president Of Ihe
HeHfsfH Maryland Hallway. yesterday
TaHIIsd u IL charges thai haze been
flIHd against the Inc = : {. EnzH. q
HIIlIHmHnoTI. ID. N - nd :
complaint before h Public .arxIea
Commission zEzInHl Iha building
o. 1aIxaHI 81 n farm II.
- l#HHHa county Industrial
magazine u October =. 40. pub
lIHHsd = Tie Democratic Advocate
Company
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The dogHood Is in full bloom. and
the blossoms have turned white Many
old farmers say that when this hap
pens It Ia time TO plant corn.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-02

Dr.. Hugh l. Elderdlee viii lecture
tonight at the Seminary On old
SYeethearta.a before the Seminary
WomanB Club and Stockton Literary
Society.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-02

EafuH u - students # Western
Maryland College hass IhIa ss.Z
aTHHn - : pa d IHa and around
h railroad station II h request q
u. IIKIE IzzaEun. which nzH ben
comforting sllh he railroad officials
concerning : number u improve
m.ntH n = h.Enn almost immediate
Il
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-02

According 10 President ]. II. FItz=
gerald. Of The Western Maryland RaIl=
rad. The extensive improvements
which have been undertaken b the
company IN connection Nth the Con
nellHfIlIe extension and increased IA
eIlIIleg for handling traffic n the
vicinity Of Cumberland aud HagerH-
town vii probably be completed b.
July |. The cost Of the improvements
VII b approximately 10000 no.
They VII enable the company. hoH=
ever. said President Fitzgerald. 10
handle traffic under those favorable
conditions which Il haa been seeking
70 create since the GonneIlaYIile En-
tension Haa talked Of HaIIaHIIng Of
The extension. which HaH held NJ Iy
the recent bad weather. hHH been r.
sumed. md II Is thought thai It VII BE-
completed within the next month or
~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-02


The musicale BY the Hayden Quar-
tetta Of Baltimore. To be given Tuesday,
hay II, IN EIremen's HalI promises To
be q fine entertainment The members
Of the uuarfeIIe are among tn IITaI
professional YoealIHIs IN Baltimore
and are doing concert work In many
cltiea. The work IF Mr.. Lehman,
the tenor Is Ilghly appreciated N
concert and GhanIauuua circles. Miss
Hannah Greenwood Who VII take the
place Of Mrs. Hempel. ag soprano. has
q mezzo soprano voice Of great power
and brilllaney and Il one Of the most
popular singers In Baltimore. Mr..
Gerhold Is the baritone N the First
Methodist Episcopal Church IN 1aIII-
more and ranks Is one Of the leading
bariIonea N the city. Miss Snyder
needs no introduction IN this city
where she has frequently been heard
With Great pleasure. Miss Singles
skill rs pianist and accomnaniHI Is
vel known here an1 : becoming more
widely known N Baltimore. The
program vii be given N detail next
week.