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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-02-21
WEsTMlNSTER,MD
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, FEB. q, 1918
THE MEXICAN SITUATION.

The situation in Mexico IN regard
to the revolution that Is at this time
eonyulsing that country, does not
seem to improve, and Is shameessly
destroying life and property, with
apparently no higher object than the
qualification of personal ambition.
Madero, who represents whatever
there is of government in Mexico, and
very little there Is, We think. is on the
one side. and Dlaz, a revolutionary
adventurer, full of ambition and craft
is on the other. These two men, who
are simply Mexicans, and not better
than the average of their people,
which is not saying much for them,
who happen at this time to be in a
leadership that gives each follow
ing, have quartered themselves in the
heart of the city of Mexico, about four
blocks apart and for nearly two weeks
have been pounding each others for
tresses with their heavy artillery. In
doing this, they have destroyed some
of the finest old buildings In the heart
of that city. a vandalism that shocks
the world.
That these two men should have
selected the chief part of their own
capital city as the battle-ground Of
their destructive cannonadIng shows
their reeklegsness and their selfish
ness.
The people Of this country are
naturally stirred up over this Mexican
situation. because that country is
adjunct to ours on the south. and the
troubles there may mean great deal
to Us. There are large American IN.
tereBts in that country. which II Is
necessary for our government TO
guard and protect
We think the course which Presi.
dent Taft Is pursuing Is a wise one,
that Is, of non-inIerYention unless
conditions make 1t imperative that
this country should intervene The
President has been mobillzIng troops
along the Mexican border 10 be pre-
pared for an emergency. but to cross
the border aud invade Mexican ter
ritory would be an act OF war and
can only be done by authority OF
Congress.
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Givle League ADOPTS Consultation and
bylaws -1r. Mcfarland Coming
10 Lecture.

A very interesting meeting Of the
Givie League was held yesterday A.
ternoou IN the Opera House. Over
100 ladies we're present The preaI-
dent Mrs Charles + Stewart. pre-
sided. aud after The minutes had been
read by the secretary. Mrs Frank Z.
Miller. the most important work Of the
afternoon vas taken up. namely, tie
adoption OF a set Of bylaws and a
constitution. which had been drawn
up b. the committee. There are Z
articles IN the bylaws. and 3 IN tho
constitution. all OF which xere read
and discussed The League Will De
legally Incorporated tbs week
An effort Il being made 70 get Mr.
]. Horace Mcfarland. president q
American Civic Associations. Who II
considered tho Father d Civic League
Work To come here and deliver IL
lecture On The subject This lecture
has been delivered IN more than 30
cities In the United States 4 letter
was read from Mr. McFarland.H ser
rotary stating his willingness %
come.
The various committees o. tic
league made their reports. Nr { :.
Beach, proprietor OF the Opera uouae
appeared before tha league aud .
planned the method Of securing flms
Tor motion pictures. and assured tho
ladies that he vas anxious . cooper
ate with them IN the matter Of having
no Objectionable pictures shown IN
his hall
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TUESDAY, MARCH nh. IsIs.

al 3 o.cloek =. IN. tn following xala=
able personal property, siz Z head
o. extra good work horHsH, three o.
tham brood marez. one ETcy mare n
foal four colts. one coming three
years. one coming , years.. aud 2 year
llnga. 10 head 81 extra good mich
COWS. Home II them anrinKera= /
E8ca. ] buck. ] bull about 30 chick
enc three. four Or II horse Shutter
wagons. : tHO OF a=haTHe wagons.
nearly naE. large stone bod.
small stone beds. grain drills. ; haY
carriages. Mccormick Finder. nearly
new DeeTinK BIndcr. mowers. good
n new. milk wagon. dayton wagon.
ioS-dow wagon. hay IeddaT. grain
fan, cider mil and nHsHH. diaH harrow.
/ BprIngtnoth haTfoxH to IF Them
good az new. corn shelter, Hay RAKE.
No 10 Oliver Chilled uIowH. Hulkz
corn workers. aieda manure spread
Ct. good ~ new farm roller. three
tooth draRB, ? single shovel ploss
double shovel pl1Ra. feed grinder !
horse paser15 double son planter.
single corn planter. cutting bgz.
smoothing harrow. large hay can
YaBaea. RheeIbarrow. Z ~ ahaInh. ;
spreadcra. nth chain. triple. double
and single trees. several Jockey HiIckH.
Betz hTncehband Hets Inad har
naaH double set OF buFay harness.
single reI OF buggy harness. : collars.
II haltera. WAGON saddle lead line.
. set double lines. neW housings.
no barrels prime corn. forks. ahageIH.
hoes. mattoekH, pleEs. chains an
many other articles found On We
equipped farm to numerous 10 men
ton
Terms Of sale Al sums Of 10 %
and under cash. over that amount \
credit OF II months WI he given.
purchasers giving notes. Klth ap-
proved security bearing interest from
day 81 sale Notes payable At TlelH=
tarEtaNn Savings bank No goods u
b removed until terms re fullY com
Piled with. -
CHARLES 7. MITTEN. Owner.
feb = I
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FOR SALE,

Farm OF two hundred aereB, suitable
for grain or dairy. situated at Henry
ton. Carroll county. Nd, twenty seven
miles from Baltimore. on i. & o.
Railroad. main Inc railroad station
at premises. Large farm house Of 10
rooms and four norehes. large, veil
shaded lawn. also two tenant houses.
one Of eight rooms two large bar
racks. stables. granary aud corn
house Water at stable Apply To or
address,
ELIZA ]. DEVRIHs,
Henrytan. Carroll county, Md
feb q 3m
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SHERIFF's SALE
~ OF
4Acres, J Roods and - Perches
of Land and improvements.

BY virtue of writ of F7eri FaeIas
issued out Of the Circuit Court for
Carroll county. in the case of Robert
Franklin vs.. Lillian T. Brooks. the
undersigned sheriff of said county
Will sell at public sale. at the Court
House door, on
MONDAY, MARCH 18th, 1918.
at 10 o'clock a. m, 4. acres, roods
and 30 square perehes of land, more
or less. situate near Western chapel
and adjoining the lands of II. Clay
Banner. Grant Bixler and others. on
the road leading from Westminster
to Sans Creek, and particularly de-
scribed in the deed from Robert
Franklin to Lillian f. Brooks. dated
February .. 1910, and recorded among
the Land Records of said county. in
Liber D. 2. S. No Is. folio 1913. &C,
and is improved by two-atory dwell
ing house.
Terms Of sale, cash.
ELIAS =. DAVIS,
Sheriff of Carroll County.
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THE DOCTOR AND HIS PAY.

Brethren should dwell together In
peace and harmony DlsquIetlng news
comes from Havre de Grace that a
new schedule of rates adopted by the
physicians of the town has stirred up
rumpus. The country doctor IL not
an oYer-paid individual according to
our observations. The rates agreed
upon by the doctors and to which OBJ
lection has been raised do not seem
exorbitant. Two dollars for night calls
we'll, we've known the time when
two dollars looked like Two cents in
comparison with the service Doc
rendered after staying hours with 4
poor devil who was almost all in"
There Is also another side to the
story. The average country doctor
never turns down a call to help suf-
fsring humanity although he knows
he will never receive a cent for his
services because some Of those who
get sick are not able to pay. And 1t
Il altogether probable that any Of the
Havre de Grace doctors would size up
the ability of patients to pay In all
cases under their charge, and make
due allowance when settlement time
came
Physicians have hearts as well as
other people and they use them In
kindly deeds to others oftener than
most people. Usually very close per
sonal relations exist between the
country doctor and his patients and
to those who have been very sick 4
feeling OF gratitude 10 him comes 10
such an extent that they feel ne can
never be repaid In dollars. The
kicker Is the fellow Who has moi
been very sick himself. There are
exceptions--a very few doctors have
neither heart nor skill and they are
physicians for revenue only. But this
type Is exceedingly rare.-Belair
Times
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Mrs. J.F. c. talbot Dies of Pneu-
Z mOnIa.

Mrs. Laura BeaIl Talbot, wife of
Congressman ]. Fred G. Talbot died
at 1890 o'clock las. Saturday at her
home In Lutherp.i.s, Baltimore county,
following an attack OF pneumonia.
Mrs. Talbot was 70 years old and
was a daughter of the late John @.
Coekey. formerly of Frederick county
and later in the lumber business in
Baltimore.
Mrs. Talbot was charitable and of
loyable nature In politics she vas
almost as we'll known as her husband
and she took an active interest in
every campaign In the county. State
or nation. To the Democratic organ
!zation workers In the Second Con
gressional district she was known as
Aunt Laura" and they all knew there
was always a warm reception for
theTl at the Talbot homo.
fITs. Talbot was credited With the
worlds record among women for at
tendance At Democratic National Con
ventions. Sitting in the front row of
the gallery ut the right side of the
speakers stand, she was prominent
figure at every session OF the Demo
cratic National Convention that met
in Baltimore last summer. She had
not missed a single session Of con
yention since 1880 After The eonfen-
tlon Mrs. Talbot said there vas moi
better Democrat In the party than
she was. unless IL were her husband
Mrs. Talbot was the last OF her i'm
mediate family. her three brothers
Coekey. having died before her. Dir
George b.. William IT, and Dr. FRANK
and MrR. Talbot had no children.
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Town Properties and Farm Land,
Real Estate OF every description
For Sale b
THOMAS & COMPANY,

Fine property on Fair Ground Jill.
house aud lol. 81 rooms. frame house.
city water aud fruit
Fine residence Eaat Main street, al
modern eonseniences. eleven rooms.
brick structure. water and lighting
Fine residence Eat Main street Ill
modern HonYenienceH. o rooms. brick
structure. water. heat and lighting.
w haze eight or ten farms of al
sizes for sale, also tso farms II rent
Anyone desiring To purchase prop
erty In Westminster We have NUM-
Der listed With ns and Il Will pay 10
see rs before purchasing.
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1t seems chat Dr. Wiley. of pure
food fame has advanced Ideaa on
other subjects besides germs. He +
quoted ~ saying that Every girl
should b taught To cook before she
learns 70 play the piano. embroideF.
speak French or 1irt | wish W had
more cooks and fewer piano players.
The divorce courts would not be 20
busy
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DuBLIC SALE
= @ VALUABLE
Real Estate and Household
Furniture and Goods.
II Hampstead District. Carroll County.
Maryland.


BY virtue u power Of attorney
from he heirs n Iaw of tie late
William Z. EaRle. deceased, duly ex-
eauted AnH recorded among lie Land
Records II Garrall county, The I'M
derAlEncd agent aud attorney OF aaid
heirs At AZ. duIy appointed, VII
ofIer II public saIe, On he premises.
o.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 18th, Igl3.
n one o'clock y. NJ. I'll hat farm or
real estate situate In Hampstead
district. carroll county. Maryland.
consisting OF Light Aeres oI
Land. more OF leza, adjoining the land
af David Brilliant. David ruby and
George F'owble, aud lying about two
mIlea from he town Of Hampstead
In sad district ana about one=half
mile from the public road leading
from Westminster II The town o.
hampstead and being the real estate
wherein Mary A. Kagls recently died.
The property IL improved b. stone
dwelling house With log back build
Ing, good barn 40x3s feet, hog
house. chicken house and all the
usual out buildings, II good state o.
repair. There Is a fine orchard Of
Young fruit trees, both apples and
pears II Il supplied with "A well
Of water at the dwelling houge and
another At the barn. about 20 acres
l. In good timber, chestnut and OAK.
On the same day the undersigned
Will offer aud sell lot Of household
goods and furniture. including beds.
bedatsada. carpets, chairs, table and
kitchen uteuHlls,eIc.
Terms Of sale for the real estate
0ne=thIrd cash On The day of sale.
and he balance In two equal pay
manta OF six and twelve months. Sc
cured b. the notes Of the purchaser
or purchasers, bearing interest from
day Of sale, and secured TO the salts
faction Of the undersigned. or all
cash i the option Of the purchaser.
Terms of Sale Of the personal
property. on all sums OF and
under five dollars, and credit Of SIX
months On all sums over and above
five dollars, secured by the notes Of
the purchaser. with interest.
JOHN L. KAGLE,
Agent and Attorney for Heirs.
Bond Z parke. Counsel
Nicholas J. Walsh. AuotIoneer.
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b. n I GoFmeh @n c.
February q IHHz
ERlmG @ona.lIrr.
February = Isl

DIR sPANGLER will give a VAUDE-
VILE SHOW for the week of the 9th
at the HALL IN FRIZELLBURG.
Program changed nightly SINGING,
DANCING AND FIRST CLASS
COMEDIANS and MUSICAL ACTS.
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SATURDAY, MARCH 18th, 1918,

a. public sale to the highest bidder
Gn LIE premises on
SATURDAY, MARCH 18th, 1913,
at l o'clock p. m, all that valuable
tract of land, containing So Acres and
ID perches, more or less, situated on
the public road leading from Daniel
TO the Washington Road and about
one mile from both the villages of
Beffett and Daniel. In Carroll county,
IN the State of Maryland, and adioIn-
Ing the lands of the late William
Henry Streaker. Byard Dorsey. J. T.
Richardson. William Fleming and the
woodland Of Jonathan Dorsey. This
property 1 cleared. with the exeep-
ton OF about twelve acres In young
oak and chestnut timber. Il has
been recently lined aud Is In excel
lent state of cultivation and yields
large crops. I Is improved b. a log
weatheTboarded two-sIorF dwelling
house, with a good spring OF water
near the house and all the fields are
well Ratered. The land is rolling
and susceptible OF high state Of eul-
tiYation aud L about one mile from
churches and school houses and
stores. This property viii be sold
with A right Of way 10 the purchaser
over tho farm O. the late William
Henry Streakef. along the line OF the
land of Mf. William :. Fleming. 20
the White Rock Road This property
Will offer an excellent opportunity
| for any one desiring productive
/ farm n 4 thriving community.
| Terms d Sale Oue-thIfd cash on
i the d. q sac o. thirty days there
after. one-thIr1 n SIX months and
Ioue-thIrd IN twelve months from day
OF sale. OF all cash n tie option oil
| the purchaser. The deferred pay
msnta TO DC secured y notes OF the
purchaser With approved security
bearing interest from the day Of Hale
| WILLIAM HARRY sTREAkER
| THEODORE sTHEAKER.
Owners
Bond and Parke. Attorneys.
/ Joseph " BefrctI. AueilaneeT.
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. 0TIGE TO CREDITORS.

The creditors Of Frank I. Lewis.
deceased. are hereby notified to file
their claims With the vouchers there
of with the Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Carroll County. within thirty days
prior 10 the Third day of March. 1913.
JOHN NJ. ROBERTS,
Auditor
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and to many facts which will greatly
increase scientific knowledge.
Captain SCOTS valuable records
have been preserved for the use OF
posterity, which will remember him
as brave, self-sacrificing man VINO
lived we'll and died heriocally.
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ISN'T IT GREAT ID NAVE A nus
MESS THAT EVERYBODY Is IN
TERESTED N. Everybody y Inter-
esIed IN Coal. and knows more about
It than they used to. Conditions are
much improved. Better Coal-hetter
service from Smith : RelfsnI1er.
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WHO SENT NE THAT VALENTINE
LAST WEEK, ENTITLED 1.-THE
BLOWER" We can't help telling the
truth about this Coal. re are 30 glad
70 say that ne are getting our regular
Lind non, and IN larger sized ship
mems. See Smith : HelfsnIder.
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STOCK II COMPLETE At THIS
LUMBER YARD.

From the lumber camp To all jobs
where lumber is used. supplies " sell
arc efficient.
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WANTED.

IN private family on farm, &C
eommodatIon for the spring and sum
mer for refined lady with boy Of seven
High location. good water and modern
conyenienees desired. Willing to pay
good prices for proper aceommoda=
lions. Address
DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE OFFICE.
feb q IL
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Horses, Colts, Cows,
Wagons, Harness, Etc.
In The Fourth District OF saitInors
County, Md.
Caleb S. Hobba, Auetioneer. Owines
Mills. Md L T ID. No. 2.

The undersigned having rented hia
farm and intending 10 retire. 9lli sell
nj public auction On TIC premises
whore he noR resides. situated IN tha
Fourth District q baltimore county.
adjoining the lands 81 MeHara i ..
Gore. YeIIDtt and Ponilne. on
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THOMAS & COMPANY.
70 CREDITORS.

NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.
This il to give notice that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court o. Carroll county. in Maryland,
letters Of Administration On the Personal
Estate Of
HARTMAN TAsT0.
late of Carroll county, deceased. AL
persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated, to the subscriber,
On or before the 21st day of September,
1913: they may otherwise by law be ex-
eluded from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
February, 1913.
EDWARD II. TASTO,
Administrator d. b. n. c. t. a.
feb q 1t
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L1ockHoLoEas MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Stock
holders Of the Westminster Metal and
Foundry Company will be held at the
Office Of the Company on TUESDAY,
MARCH 4, 1913. at the hour of 2 p. m,
for the purpose of eleeting Directors
to serve one year and until their sue
qualified
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LUMBER From HERE Is DIRECT
FROM camp"

Ne feature the fact of IF We don't
keep in stock what you want vel get
Il for yuu.''
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We ean never do in the future pre-
ciHely the thing We might have done
today. Another opportunity will be for
another COMPLIMENTARY.
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"ANTED-A Cook, for two IN fam
W ily. MRS. =. V. MOORE,
ffb2l tt Willis Street.
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SMITH e REIFSHIDER.
TO CREDITORS.


This is to give notice that the sub
seriber has obtained from the Or
phans' Court of Carroll county, Mary
land. letters of administration on the
personal Estate Of
ANNA MARY TASTO,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. AL
persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated, to the subscriber. on Or
before the 2lst day Of September. 1913,
they may otherwise by Law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day
Of February. 1913.
EDWARD Il. TASTO,
feb 81 1t Administrators.
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. Il MDRHCAHp

Is n busy place FirHf comes the fol-.
Ing Of tie trees. then the logging d
tie logs. and lastly the saving Int
timber n tha HaR-mIll.
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oNu LOAN

on good real estate mortgages. In
sums Of $4,000 10 100000. for clients
who vii take mortgages on real es=
tate only Apply TO
IVAN L. H0FT.
Attorney At Law.
feb q ct
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DusLlz SALE
1 OF
FINE STOCK.
TRIpNN MARCH I'll. Ia.

The aHdaTalgHad. I'll asl II p.hlIa zala
OF hi premises situated ucaT HHuHI
Church %
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DOYLE & MAGEE
WESTMINSTER. MARYLAND.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

GTockHoLoIR MEETING.
-
: meeting Of the Stockholders of
the Democratic Advocate Company
will be held IN the Advocate Office.
Westminster, On TUESDAY, MARCH
4, between the hours of and 3
O'Clock. y. m. for the purpose OF
eleeting a board Of directors for the
ensuing year, and for the transaction
of any other business thai may come
before the meeting.
JAS. Il. BILLINGsLEA,
President.
Westminster. Feb. q, 1913.
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DuELIc SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
Near Berret, Carroll County, Md.

The undersigned owners. will sell
Il public sale to the highest bidder
III the premises on
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Ny farm. near this city, is for rent
on shares Renter to stock place.
Apply to
MRS. MARGARET TURTLE,
feb212t Westminster, Nd.
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= AR6E AND ATTRACTIVE PUB
- Lie SALE or
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FARM FOR RENT.

Westminster. Feb. q. 1913.
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waynesville to spend couple OF
weeks.
Mr.. L. Il. Jenkins leaves Tuesda,
for st. Louis, where he goes on tusi-
ness.
Mrs. T. Il. Jenkins and children
leave Tuesday for Hcndersonville
where they will spend the rest of the
summer.
Mrs. II. w. Bradham went to Co.
lumbia for the day.
Mrs. Emily C. McKagen has gone
to Columbia to be with her son, Mr.
Charles s. McKagen. who was operat.
ed on few days ago for appendicitis
Mr.. McKagen is getting alonC yer,
well.
Miss Cecile McKagen has returned
to the city after a visit to Kershaw
and Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ". Frierson
who were married in Fountain Inr
last Wednesday, have returned tc
Sumter. where they will make their
home.