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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-20
M il5 elmiu9ens Staatsz
fuut.
Jn(anO Oge(egrap6
g inc SuffragetteR Orb b.
una.

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ung
Rem Oort. 19. Sept. Die gins
tuanbsrungsbeb0rDen habsn am FRET
tag FRI. esSoun Didbam nitt be-
lditiat. als Tie BON 2iDerpooI antam,
I'm arrGnqements fir Die 9ortragss
tour Der fSrau Gmeiirle gant1urIt 3u
MAIDEN. bic am Is. Gttober antommen
niro.
ffrI. DidRam beeab Tih Hath BEN
Sauptqaartier Der 6raueurehtlerins
neH. no lie nit frau 8. $. y. Bel
mont 8uiammsntraf. Rsportsrn gegeE.
iiber iagte fie. odB Die WetbOoen, bic
ron ben engliiteu Suffraesttsn anges
tpenost psroen, abIolut n0tbig 'sisr,
um bic snqlifHsn ge56roen aufsupss
den. pWir babeR ippeit INNER
Wlenihsulsbeu geidoHt". Iagts 5rI.
Widham, rpeRn es abr gum
ShIimmitsn tommt, bdnn 1T es ie9r
fpdhrifetnlit. olb mir aud 9lut
ueraiebeu psroeE-
Wappr 9apn0rs 2si6s in
Rem gort angstommsu.
Rem gort, 19. Sept. - Die
geiAe oes am 10. Ssptember an gorO
8oro oes 9dmpfsrs Baltic" auf oer
Rsiie nah europa peri.orbenen
Wapors SO. :. Gdpnpr Iisgt iest in
ieiner Dohnung in 8rootlnn aufass
bdbrt. Sn einsm taltsn Reqer puro:
Der Sarg am Worgen I'm 4 lihr BON
benz bobsn Get osR Dumpfsrs .2uiis
tania" duf sineu Der Stabt Rem gort
gsboriaeu ShIsppoampfer berdbaeldis
ZEN uno cine uuo cine baIbs Stunos
ipdtsr nurhs osr Sarg an Der 8attsrp
ge.onbet. Grit nah s llbr Worgtns
tam Der 9rdusrsug in Der Wobnung
bes nerItorbenen giirgermeiIters an.
2lm Samiiag Rahmtttas finost in
oerBo6nuna cine 9ootenfeisr ftutt, an
Der nur Die sSamilis uno 8srtpdnote
tbeilnebmsu perbeu. Die 2eihe spiro
bonn naG benz Ratbbaus esbratt ipers
ben, mo lie bis Wontog Worgen auf
einem qdraosbstt ruben miro. Der
offisislle 5rauergottssoienit fiHoet IN
Der Srinitp airte itatt.
8ergiftet ODER iteIlie lid
uur OF
bus. g., 10. SEPT. Der
3uhibdusnr5t aramer unb Der Wars
ben 5bomds serbraten fit) Die E0pfe
barber, oh goren3o Roah BON gdns
ton, 8, Der tpsgsn Grmorouns ieinsr
Sdpieeermuttsr. isiner Sdpdserin
uno fsines aboptirten 8abps gu les
bensldneliGsr 3uttbausitrafs perur-
theilt purbs uno am 9ienItag I'M
3uhtbGus einseIieiert tpuroe, iin nur
oeritellt, ober OBJ sr tpirtlih cine uno
cine babe 3abl,tte Guediilber gblos
rib singenommsn babe, pie er bebaups
let, oaB er setban. Rpo6 fam am
8ormittag in oas 3uhtbaus s5oipis
tai uno iaete. DAB er 5lpolf Gran bon
bem Gift stngenommen babe. Die ges
amtsn gIauben. oab ss Roa9 nur baz
rum su tbun isi. ibre Spmpatbie 3u
ertpeden.
Or. 9ramer Iagte am 4benb, bob
sins Node pergebsn tonne, ebe man be4
itimmt fagen tOnns, OBJ Roadb 8ift ein=
senonmen. SH3lpiiben lisgt Der
Strdiling in einem tomfortoblen gett
i'm Gefdngrib Soipiial uno &C bai
PIG bsiss ptisss. y
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-20
Ruoolf Repes iraut 6uerta niht uHb
ia6t in Der amsritaniI6sn gots
fhaft Sdub.
Q ON parteitag Der Sosia.
Iiften.

~ hs
Sena. 10. Gept. - Der raoitdls
Sliissl Der fosialDemotrdtiTden yartei
erlitt in Der 5reitoess Sisung oss ma
fionasen fo3iniiiiiiden pnrtsitages cine
oberHdlige Rieoerllge, inoem Der aous
sreB cine R.fplution aunabm, in pe.s
der Der StoHb gutgebeiben puroe, ben
Die io5ialiftiiden Miiglisner bss
Reihstags siugeuommsn, als Tie fir bic
gDebriteusr itimmten. Die Rsiolution
Duroe NIT 336 eegeu 14o Stimmen
oneenommsn.
Die RaoitdIen erlitten ibre erite
QisSerldge am Gisnftas. als Der aons
areb Iih eegsn ben gensralitreit ers
tldrte als Rittsl fir bic 50rosruug
Der fo5iaIiitiften poIitii6sH propus
eanbG.
Rcia 2nremburs, bic GosidliIiin,
9sorg 2soeJour nno an6ere rabituIe
WliigIisher Der partei hatten in Der
Der abfiimmnns porbsrgesanesnen hefs
tiaen Debate oieienieen Wtitglieher i'm
R.ihstdg uns.sriffsn. bic fir bic
Nebrfteuer geitimmt 6ntten. gle ers
tIdrtsn, bab bic unieritiibuna oisisr
RtsitrIns ssmobregel i'm Wioeripruh
nit ben nntimilitariitiiteu prtn3ipisn
ber Qartsi ftebe.
6err WloIsenbuhr, elm pronlirentes
Mitelieb bss grttutinsaommittess
faete. bab er i'm Befib eines griefss
lei, ben 4uguit 8ebel. Der Jii6rsr Der
SosiaIiittn i'm Rsi4stns. tnrs Dor feis
mem Scoe asihrieben unh o1rin srtldrt
babe. bag bic abitimmuns Der Sosias
liiten i'm Reihstag iiber bic Webroors
lage nit ben 1dttiten i'm Gintlana isi,
fDel6e bic portei felt bem Sabre 1893
befolgt babe.
ans BEN Deutf6er Rei6.
Berlin. Is. 5epi. Der 9rous
prins Wi!belm tpiro i'm nd6Iten ran.
re. ipie hute aus SoftreiTen 6efannt
iuuroe, <ine Reiie nm be ggeIi uniers
rebmen. SfFisisa iotI bits iebod erit
betanni aeseben iperoen, ipenn Der
pom Goiier prattifh bereits bejt1tiate
Reiieplan poIlis ausaearbeiiet iii.
Tds eriie Ganb. bos Der 1bronfcloer
ouf isiner lnnatn 9our befuhen piro.
iinb bic Der. Staaten, bod pirb sr
inioanito unter benz Ramen zines
Grafsn .. Rapsnsberg burh amsrita
rsiisn. Ginsn offisielIsn Gbaratter
irirh feline meife erft nnnebmen, ipenn
sr Jdpdn unn China erreid1i. Be.
sdnniIif1 ioilte CT oieisn beiben gdns
bern Dor stpei sydhren eiRen 9efuh
abftattsn. bod, sipons ibn odmdis Dns
Wiitbtn Der Cholera in China sur
lImtsbr. aIs er bsreits Snbien srrsi9t
bate.
mie btr aronarins lid
populGr mast.
Bon Der Sonne gsbr6unt NIB ipobl
aepflsat. iinS heute bic hunbsri 5haIs
tnobsH. Die pierssbn Sags lang Die
@dite oss aroHprin3gl in adnbfu6r
fparen. nnh Der Rsihsbonptitaht su.
riidestsbrt. Die Sunsen tpurben am
D0hntpf Dcn ihsen Glsern. gefhpi.
&sSss stxk Hzs~ennn hxovs rnA Ns.E.f e..
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Wefterberi&t.

Sir Sbio: S6onts lpGrmeres
Metter am Samitas; Strihresen tpdhs
reno Der P1d,t ooer am Sonniag. Oits
bis Siibpinb. Der am Sonntas na9
RorbipeIt umlhI1gt.
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SIittertp deubef naftts
g Il g.

9 II g.
5reinb: Run, mas tretbt Sbr
oenn in ben syltttertpO6sr?"
Sunger Gbemdun: %, mir baber
irmer iooitl Spob. Weine Jrou
indt uno i'd mub ocnH iats aGtssa,.
suaa=sa isia iou."
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Sn einer 3orfihuIe.

Gin fIeinec auabe ioIlte nuh Ser
5huIe nod bier Strafaufgaben ma.
diem. gtDa mad elmer boIben Sttm-
De trot er NIT 3tpei ferttgen Iuflaben
sum Sebrer luo iprah; Sag, 5duL-
meiIter, rDetiit ou mir fir Die stDc
ungara llfgabi 8lpe GbIapf ga; {
lott Drum bei ga bite
Der Sebrer erburnte fid) oes fIei-
nen Climbers uro IteB tbu bein.
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nebmen 5u t0nnen, ed6 bic erfte Gele,
gen6eit 3u elmer araftprobe 8fpiIhen
ben Qfberdlen uno ben Gatboliten in
Der Gammer. Die 2tberalen fparen
iiegreih.
Senor 3amaris mubte bic grlaubz
nib Der BANNER haben Inn Ietnen
Sig in berielben aufQeben 3u biirfen.
Rah elmer langen Debate fpuroe i6m
oieie nit 108 Qegsu 20 Stimmen Der.
fpeiaert.
3amdris bate bereits ben Qmtseio
dls Observation-Disclosures abqeleat.
Sid fiirdtenb, Der ginldbung bes
Brdiioenten 6uerta SSoI9e 3u leiten,
au ibm in ben Rdtionalpalait 3u foms
men, ner6ra6te Der 46Qeoronete unS
friibere eSuitiaminiiter ,Robplfo Renes
bx baIbe Raht in Der omsritaaiIhen
gotf6aft. Senor Rehes mar elmer
Der abqeorbneten, bic gegsn bic Grnsns
nunq 3amari3' aum llnterrihtsmiui.
tier geftimmt batten. gla50em bic
aammer iib nertdgt hattie, beTfieo
3SrGttnent 0nertd Die Ibaeor0neten
Repes unb llruetd nab benz Rationulz
palaN. Repes beaab iih aber in bic
ane,itaniid6e gotibaft. no er blie6,
big er erfahren bate, um mas es Th
5anpslte.
Us ilAelmiu9ens Staatsz
iunft.
5ddg. 10. Sept. - 0as politiI5e
9srbdItniB, fUeI6es Die 25nigin Milz
beImine I'm 5uli nit ben 5o3ialiften
dn3utniipfeu periuhte, in6em Tie cine
an3abI ibrer 6iibrer sinluo - unp
5Ddr pergebIih - ms &abinet sin3us
tretsn, bat 3itr 5olgs gsbabt, o1B 6as
tonisrp1tioe 5risslanb sinen Diamans
tsnTchlsifer, Qamens gaIst. in oas boil
Idnoiite Cberhaus gepabIt bot.
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WuslanD. Selegrapb

WuslanD. Selegrapb
auf Dem parleitag Der SO5ia.
IIlea In Jena
6abex Die MaoiialeH eiHe 5iuei'
te NieSerlase erlittea,
IHbem BITE Vartei bic Eteilns8'
nabme Der wsitslieser I'm Saei6ss
tag smr 9Debriteuer satbiek.
Genfationells 8srbuftunssn IN Sams
burg.
Gin aongseb 5ur Grprobuns bergDirts
iamisit Der DiinideIrut1e in
6alle.
Man6per fdipsi5eriiher alpenidgsr IN
ben gerner 4lpsn, in 1os bis
11,0O0 CUB 5obe.
Don Der 4rbsitsrldub GOnferens in
Bern.
Die Streiilags in gnsIunb hat ii1 sts
mas gsbsHert.
Gin Sieg Der aiberaIsn in Der msris
tdHii6en Gammer iiber Die aons
isrpatipeH.
Rubolf Repes traut 6uerta niht uHb
fa6t in Der amsritanii6sn gots
fhaft Sdub.
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llno ruht iebt in Der Dobnuug bes
8erItorbenen in 8rDotlpn.
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Die 2ei6e bes WtapOrs Gapnor in
Rstp Dort ansetommsn
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ariiBt uno ipuBien nift aenus AZ er.
adblen BON ben prdhtigsn 3agen. Die
lie nerlebt baben. 9llle iino pom
aronprin5en reibli6 bei6enft tporben
unb piele erbielten pbotogrupbiihe Up
pdrdte.
Hnb Deutfhfnnb niro fi6
pielIeiht oo 6 betbets
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aus Merife.

Stnot Werito. 19. Sept. -
Gas Grfuhen BON GOuaroo 5amaris,
einsm Der prominenteiten Der iiinaersn
SSubrer Der intbeliihen gartei in
Meritc. ieinen SiB in Der Depaz
iirttniammsr aufgtben ;u oiirfen, um
ods ibm BON BEN 0riiieenten 5uertd
.an0ssStsns uHssrriasamiuiisxsiaas an.
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gcn Der Sonne gebrGunt NIB ipobl
aspflsat. iino beute bic hunbsri 5haIs
tnotsH. Die pitrssbn 5ass lang Die
@dite oss aroHprinSg in aaRbfn6r
ipnren. nnh Der Rsihsbonptitani su.
riidastshrt. Die Sunsen tpurben am
Bahutpf pom ihrsn Glieru, Geinni.
itssu uns DsspaHssen NIT Subsl d,
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Gin aOns,eB 3ur erprobung berDirts
idmieit Der DiinideIrutbe in
Gale.

ManGper fbfpsi5eriiher alpenidgsr IN
ben gsrner alpsn, in 1os bis
11,000 SuB 5obe.
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auf Dem parleitag Der SoJa'
(lflen in Jena
Sabex bic HaoitaleH eise 5ipei'
te Nieberlase erlittes,
esmbem bie partei bic Stefinss'
nabme Der wsitsIieser TIM SteiHss
tag snr S9ebriteuer satbieh.

Seniationells 9srbaftunesn IN Sam'
burg.
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DaS CaOe Oer 4. q. j.
Reunion.
Observation-Disclosures Waib,
ingtDn Gardner BON
Wlihisau
Gum Sbertpmmaub eur Der Craa'
uiiatiou ertuGblt.

Die nohfte Reunton finbet 1914 in
Detroit, Mt6., itdtt.
Weitere GntbiiQungen in Sahen oes
ReD. 5aus S4mibt.
Der Gefan8ene Diini6t 70 i6nea ais
mOgli4 ben Cob gu erisibeu.
0as antIugeoerfa6ren gegen ben Gous
perneur Sul8er 3iebt Ii6 in
Die Qdngs.
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Die Streitlags in gnslunb bat fi9 sts
mas gs6sfert.
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Methodist Stamps.

Senator ks daughter, who Is bean.
tiful. religious and unsophisticatedI
went into a Washington drug stora
recently to purchase some stamps.
.'Ten cents worth Of stamps, please =
she said timidly.
The drug clerk. who had an eye FOL
feminine beauty. was struck with hen
appearance. SO he gave her an engag
ing smile ana nrbanely asked:
"What denomination
Disconnected by his open admiration
she looked at him IN astonishment.
then. remembering the Scriptural I'm.
junction to be prepared to give q
reason for the faith that Is within
you she replied. Methodist" There
was a moments pause: then her 1acs
became sufrused with angry bushes,
and she continued. 'But do not zee
what that has to do with my stamps
-Lippincott's
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-09-12
Only FaIr FOR Father.

ID train the other day, Gays elias
gov News correspondent, 1 overheard
two schoolteachers dwell with q Ger
thin fondness on the pranSs OF q boy
whom they called Jimmie. could
gather that this lad was full Of gweea
simplicity and deep rooted objection
to education Despite bis dilatOriness
however. he was general fav0rite.
One Of the donsinies in whose class
Jimmie now idles his time remarked
that on recent morning the boy had
handed Id an exercise In arithmetic
which. by its DentNess and freedom
from errors. simply howled Father
Jimmie was In u simmer Of excitement
10 see what mark he would get
lii order to surprise him into saying
something the teacher had scrabbled
on the copybook Fair" instead o.
excellent" as 1t should have been. a
murmur of dlsnlay was expected from
the boy. but instead ne chuckled with
glee and remarked: aoh. I'm glad
Fathers only got fair efter a BIZ
houncinsv
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Story Of the Vote I'm FIN.

The Indian merchants in Fit in mu.
nicipal elections vote solid for the
wealthy storekeeper and landowner,
who. says Ralf Stock In Confessions
OF a Tenderfoot." represent vested In.
terests and owe them money.
On one occasion that Is fresh In the
mind Of every one Id Suva. these In.
dian merchants were rounded up and
driven to the polls like sheep, wei
prinled beforehand to vote for-wa
shall say Johnson and Jacobson. These
instructions had been so impressed
upon them that their vocabulary for
days consisted Of nothing but "John.
son and Jacobson ''Move up there
said the clerk OF polling booth on the
great day to line of apprehensive In.
dams. ''D'your hear? Move upr'
johnson and Jacobson" answered the
latter as one man.
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london's UGLY Man.

Frank Duff In his "Reminiscences tells
q story OF an exceptionally ugly man
we'll known In London society, whose
name he suppresses. He had 1t from
Lord Lytton. who had it from Lord
Beuconsfield.
Il saw MIN once. j. said BeacOnsfleld
EFT was when we were living ut Gros'
venOr Gate When bis card was
brought up was extremely busy, and
1 said to Lady Beaconsield, My dear
you must receive this gentleman fol-
me. ought to tell you that Lady
Beaconsfield was very fond Of seeing
remarkable people. and said TO her
My dear. know he ID remarkable
man; cannot tell you for what reason
he ia remarkable. but you may take Il
from me that he Is remarkable Lady
Beaconstield tripped downstairs, and
was turning to my work when I heard
a fall and scream. rushed down;
Lady Beaconsfield had tainted. She
thought she had seen Mokannas The
yelled prophet, without his veills
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-09-12
WEST NOTTINGHAM.

Mrs. ]. J. Hanna is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Ness.
Mrs. H. D. Keen has had as her guests Lam
caster friends.
Burton Wiley has departed in his auto for
his field OF labor in New Jersey, after spending
the vacation months at his home here.
The trustees of West Nottingham Church
have had the trees that were blown down by
the recent storm cut up into cord wood and
are advertising it for sale.
George II. Thompson met with heavy loss
last week in the death of his fine COW. The
animal was turned out to pasture Tuesday
morning apparently perfectly well, and was
found dead in the evening. The cause of death
is not known.
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WOOD. AVN

Mrs j. b. Tyson and Miss Pearl Tyson are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bryde Of Glen
Uldeh. Pa.
Master willard Thompson is the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter StFeppler Of Philadel-
phia. He spent Sunday in Atlantic City.
Miss Florence Rawling has gone to New
Jersey where she lisa kindergarten teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs Perry Gibson, Miss Anna
Giles Of Rising Sun, and Miss Helen Cullen
are spending this week along Furnace Greek.
Mr.. John T. Trussell OF Washington, d G..
is visiting Mr.. M L. Thompson
Mrs. holland Campbell Entertained the
Girls Embroidery Club, Thursday afternoon.
Mrs n. G.. Terry is visiting cousins In
Moorestown, N. j..
Mics Ruth jackson and Master Edward
jackson Of Akin spent several days with
their grandmother. Mrs. Susanna Jackson.
Messrs. Edmund Brown, Harry Maxwell
and Guy Kirk attended Timonion Fair last
Thursday.
The w. G. 4. u, met with Mrs. Frank
Harris last Wednesday afternoon.
sunday, October 9Th, will be Harvest Home
Day at Hopewell M Z. church A missionary
will preach that day.
HopeweIl M. e. Sunday school held apicnic
on woodlawn camp grounds Saturday last.
The Tyson families and friends, forty-one In
nll picnicked at Coudon's Landing Aug. 9Oth.
Mrs. w. B. Claggett, of Prince Georges
county, and Miss Florence Keilholtz, Of Balti-
more, have been visiting Mrs G.. w. Poist.
Mrs. ]. Walter Brickley has issued cards
for the marriage reception of her sister Laura
Ellen Mccall and Mr.. George Bridsell Cullen,
Saturday evening September the twentieth at
eight O'Clock. 1872 North Eighteenth Street
Tiogo, Philadelphia.
The Woodwlawn US met with Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund Brown Sept. 4th. After the devo-
tional the following officers were elected;
Pres, Mrs. b. ii. Kirk. vice-pres, Mrs. Car
roll Tyson. Cor. Sec Mrs. H. @. Mcdowell,
Rec Sec, Miss Eva Charsha, Treas Miss vir-
Il inia Abrahams. The Pres. and Rec. Sec,
were elected delegates to the State w. @. T.
u. Convention. Miss Irene Shure sang solo,
Miss Nolie Charsha recited and Elwood First
recited "A Yankee In Love" Miss Olive Jack
son also sang solo. Mrs. G. e. Tyson read
the Temperance Standard.
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Proos

They say that unions raise the price
OF Labor
aQuite right: Two OF my clerks goi
married last week and struck me fol
more salary. Bosta6 Transcript
On the choice OF friends onr good oI
evil mama depends. Gray.
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Not Required TO Collect Loose
Coin.

Picking up loose money has grown to
be snch hardship and nuisance for the
overworked rural free delivery carrier
that the Postoffice Department last
Wednesday issued an order warning
reckless citizens against leaving loose
coins lying around. Hereafter coins
must be tied in bundles or incIosed in en-
velopes whenever the patron of a rural
route wants stamps from carrier and
leaves the necessary amount in the way
side box.
The attention of postmasters at rural
delivery Offices and Of rural carriers. 2
says Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
Blackeslee. SIS again directed to the fact
that rural carriers are not required 10 col
lect loose coins from mail boxes.
Patrons should inclose coins 10 paper
envelopes. wrap them securely in paper
or deposit them in coin-holding recep-
tacle. so they can be easily and quickly
taken from boxes. and carriers will be re-
quired to lift such coins and, when ac-
companied BY mail for dispatch. attach
the requisite stamps"
Lest the temptation to lift loose coins
prove too strong, the department adds
that If ii Is done the carrier disclosing
such weakness .'will do 50 purely as a
matter Of accommodation. and not BY
any direction or requirement Of the de-
partment."
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-09-12
Curious Enalisl, Dialects.

onr English dialects are probably aa
diverse as any. Put Cornish ninel
and q Northumberland miner together
for the first time and each would only
have q faint glimmering OF the mean.
ing Of the others speech What would
the Cornishman think of "What max
q yam Is shay' He would express thu
same meaning In 'What be her like
then?" The ordinary English. OF course
IL. What's she like?'s have knows
a Londoner. fresh to the fine Dorset
diaiect. completely bewildered by q
farm laborer's talk. He could only gel
a CLINT OF meaning here and there.
London Chronicle.
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ORDER NISI
In Re: The Mortgage Real Estate of Martha
p. Shaffer
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
In Equity, No. 3ll2.

Ordered, this 4th day of September, 1918. that
the sale of property mentioned in these pro-
ceedings, made and reported by William s.
Evans, Attorney named in the Mortgage from
Martha p. Shaffer to Cornelia s Blackburn
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
twelfth day Of November next, provided a
copy Of this order be inserted In some news
paper printed and published in Cecil County
once week for one month before the thir-
tenth day of October next. The report states
the amount OF sale to be s4O50
CECIL KIRK, Clerk.
True Copy Test:
sep IL Inn CECIL KIRK, Clerk.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-09-12
WANTED.

To purchase small farm of from to
IS acres. with good house thereon.
situated in the 9th District. For
Iurther particulars apply at this Office.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-09-12
Marriage Licenses.

Robert g. Reynolds, OF Row.
landsville, and Mrs. Gertrude
Kirk, of Colora.
Edward Il. Harvey and Marian
Anderson, both Of Rising Sun.
Slater a.. Grason, of Sylma-, and
Martha q. Riley, of Rising Sun.
Alexander M. Dilks, of Elkton,
and Ethel Knight, of Cherry Hill.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-09-12
Egfsoelnn ! Cure.

r tell yon. FsIithers. this habit Of
yours OF borrowing all the time ii
growing on yon." said Jimpson. .'Yor
ought to DO something TO check Il"
AL right. Jimp." said Blithera
"Just let me have the check and IN
do my best" Harper's Weekly.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-09-12
Room Ecr che Doctor.

LandIady ITO applicant for rooms)-
Beg pardon. sir. but what business dc
yon follow? Appllcant--I am doe.
tor OF music Landlady- oh. then, we
shall be glad to have you with us, and
I'm sure you'll do well here. for there's
lots Of music In this locality that needs
doctOring. = London Tit Bits.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-09-12
THE OPENING
Or THE
JACOB TOME INSTITUTE.

The Junior and Middle Schools and the
stitufe win reopen for the fall s tersn an On
Thursday morning, September 18th at $40
o'clock.
Boys of the Seventh and Eighth Grades
and the High School should report al Me-
mortal Hall at $3.50 clock on the morning
OF Saturday. September Goth, for classifica-
ton Regular school work win begin on
september 25th. at $50 O'Clock.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-09-12
Dogs That Fly. !

Little Grace Papa. has q dog got
wings? Papa Certainly not. my dear
Little Grace Then the nurse told q
big story. She said she was walking
Gown the street last night when bis
dog dew out at her. Chicago News.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-09-12
The National Bank Of Rising Sun, Md.
Fol. Sale.
FARM OF 70 ACRES

FARM OF 20 ACRES 4
more or less, in the Eighth Election District.
Cecil county, on road leading from Cecil
Paper Mills TO Rock Springs, about IS acres
of which are In first class state of cultivation
smooth and easy to work, remainder affording
good pasture for eight or ten head of cattle,
with woodland Apple orchard Of about Is
under same roof, nearly new; other out-build-
ings IN good condition; pump house over well
OF never failing water Good HOUSE of seven
rooms and cellar, porches back and front; bar
rack, with stabling for four horses and eight
head OF CATTLE. Private sale, to settle the
estate Of Rebecca "a. Keithley. For particu-
1908 Kingsessing ave-, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Notice 70 Gunners

All persons are forbidden trespassing ON the
premises Of the undersigned with dog or gun. and
all SO trespassing will be liable to prosecution.
Walter s Reynolds, Agent
for McLoraine harm
Tome Margaret A Reynolds
John Coulson
~ Additional names will be published in this
list until January list for 25 cents each
AS Trespass Notices. printed on muslin, on sale
at this office.