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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-05-28

EarIy's Headquarters and Wolfe's
Home at Silver Spring.
part Of the time when the Confeder-
ates were engaged against the Union
troops in the fields in front Of Fort
stevens. Because Of this fact the old
house has acquired and maintains its
distinction as "Gen. Early's headquar-
ters."
That in itself is an interesting fact;
but the interest is considerably height
ened by the fact that the present own
er and occupant of the historic house
is man who, as Union trooper,
fought on the, fields around Fort Stew
ems. His name is John H. Wolff. He
is employed in one of the government
departments in Washington and is a
particularly well preserved man, with
a clear memory.
A visitor stopped at that house
quite by accident recently and, seeing
several rusty cannon shot in use as
parlor ornaments, asked the question
which brought forth the reply that
This was General Early's headQuar-
ters and / was one Of the men who
fought against him"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-05-28
SYNOPSIS.

Eleanora de Toscana was singing In
Paris. which. perhaps, accounted for Ed
ward Courtlandt's appearance there. Null
fimiili0naire. he wandered about where
fancy dictated. He might be In Paris one
the opera ne goes to a cafe and IS ac-
cogfed BY q pretty young woman She
gives him the address OF Flora Destmone,
vocal rival Of ToscanA, and Flora gives
him the address OF Eieanora, whom he ls
determined TO see. Courtlandt enters
Eieanora's apartments. She orders him
out and shoots at him. The next day
Paris is shocked by the mysterious dis
appearance OF the prima donna. Realizing
that he may be suspected OF the abduc-
ton Of Eleanora Courtlandt arranges tor
an alibi
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-05-28
couldn,t aIama lin.

EMPLOYS Sir. would respectfully
ask you for an increase Of salary; /
have got married lately" Manager of
Works-''Very sorry. Horneyhand, /
can be of no assistance to you. The
company is not responsible for any &C
cidents that happen to its employees
when OF duty
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-05-28
once for All.

Now, Freddie, once for all, will you
wash your face and hands?"
Sure thing, if it's once for all
Judge.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-05-28

The long distance phone makes the
heart throb faster.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-05-28

A poor reputation may be better
than none at all.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13

0rm 10. Moi 9o6u g gsouoan, Nlercb0o'
gI gIm TO. io 0saiY Gasar Z. 0iari. @r. 2oss. gecit.
NoriOsqncmc 3l Sabre alt
gfm o. llai Suicp1 ". ennis, 9lr 2it9.
Q9eli,Naliimorc Grabc. Ga Sabre ali.
Nor0. Colbert Sir0ne 80 Nabrc alt.
glm no. lqai Nmmn ". Snb6, gir 1907. Citi
Noolc Sirdbc. % Sabre alt.
glm no. Wi0i 9uun q. ynnqauno, 9,r. 400,
zi0Mobininn Elrane. SO Sabre alt
gim 9 @iai oulia :. Morgii. slr 252. Clio
glni a. mai SeurO @lnmeiic siaotspoipiial,
30 NdOrc alt
qlm g. Wlni Nnuniuin NillcS, e.. Sulce Nof
piinl SO 1nbrc alt.
eim II. qgd seiilam Vrcnm, Sobn8 sop,
iuls 0oninl AZ Sabre nt
glu TO- Oidi Coma Ni. smiiG, llniberiidis-
NOniin 10 Sabre nii
PIN T. N,0i Mooic 'amlUminl 9,r. 2Gl3.
6Oi glpcmc, G3 Sabre ALL
elm 10 9'ni 9anc gsclg, Pr 0i3. 9iamiab'
Eirabc so Sabre ui
glnl g. Mai 9tnn0 5nn.nplci Nr. 1910. Glib
0urleO zirabc "a Sohrc oi
glnl o Mai g8ilbllmiun Scatter Marplanb
@nacmcinc Noipiial. OF Sabre alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13
1uloc ser glrbeifcr- 3mportafiOn.

Qun0esiruppen iin0 uadJ Colorado geianot moroen,
ni oeli 8reocn ber3uiieQm- Ser 9eebl oes %rdoen'
ten gsilion oaB ieine Sirite6rcder augcielt meroen
0iirel lit iueiic mo 3eitgemdB. Dic Wianner oic
bete iirfeu parci Dor 5e0n ,So5rcn Die StrIebrebcr
Gle na6mcn oc @dec omeraniider gtbciter ein-
sic maren Jiuanl0mmlingc ans Dem Siooen eiuo-
la's un0 uurocn in Oe 6imuanOerm9sbden iiir Die
Arbeii in Den aoblengu6en i'm iolidlen Colorado on.
Qpuor6cu Sc uaren 0omals oeiperai imo iie limo cs
leite nadjocn tie eria6ren ooB lie bsbcr alsgebefet
noroen poren iul0 3i 5oberen Sobneu bered1t lino.
eicle aroBe &erm0geu limo erporben moroen onrd) oie
qnielung Don billigen glrbetstroel pom luootden
Ghcilc @uropa5 inportrt yiodoeu @ciebc crolien
uarocn olde Smportotion 81 6nOcrn iiberna5men oie
aroBen DalplGgeeniboiten 0as 9iilito mo oeren
I0eutcn ia6ren ort al0brlid Eaulenoc glrbeitcr ans
ioOiben mo laeiuben Sdnoern uadl Den Ser. Stoa-
Ten lll enoeu oie uir6t BON Dem Orange bceelt maren
bre potide sage 81 Uerbeerr, ionoern Die AM ont
elid 1eribcr aneu, nm momoo6 eincn belicrcn Ser
oicnit 3 erlange i'm uadJ elm paar Sa6rcn nit oelel
Gripauen nod Der oltcu Nemat6 3lriid3uIcbren
Die Ser. Staaten iollcn cine 3uiludt Der @eorid'
ten ien a6cr nidt cine tempordrc 3uihd Der 81 Nol'
r tr Smacrl69nc orbeiteaoeu aoucn uuo aateiner
SIS ni00itlidcn Glr0pQs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13

(gmS Dem Gcmanla 0crob)
Wc1rere Selcr bacn ms I'M clnert gelc9etuUel
2rtel iber sic 0lonrocDoftrin. i6re @niltebung lo
QeOcltmg Sic Gccbte, ole mir in 6r 6cauiprlben nno
bic Bilidcn sic Tie n5 oiicrlcat gsr lomiuen oelen
g0im6c gcrn nad o6pobl cs bena6e iinnogid ilt, IN
0en cnacn 9lobncn encs 9rtites oc geiddtIid)e gn.
uidhng Der 0lonroc. Dottrn 5uianmcn3uoronaen ole
dat 6reu Nonen pon Dem imiten fr6oenten Der Ier'
einiaten Staaiet Sumeo @ionroe. Sbr imelleimcur
lrbcber abcr mar So5n Quincy Noanls, D|onroe GRO
ber staats 5erctdr mo en gladfolger in Der Nrdli-
ocniitait Sic lur0e i'm Sabre 1913 crlaien mo be-
fcnctc imipriingd mt oaB eS oen cltropoiiHen g'a'
iionen nidt aritattet wer0e oric i6r 9iegiermgsiD
iicm na6 9mcrito 3u ucrpilan5cn unO 5reu @olonia-
tcIB oii Der mclilidG @emipb0re 5u ocrue0rcn. Ga-
mil beielltc Cnte cam lih elbt ais bcriienen 0iter
0ce 0cnofratiidm @e0anfcne mo Ocr llnabbdng0fet
Der ncucn omeritanlidlcn Sdmeiiercpubten Sm
0oc scr Sabre obcr uur0e Die Nlonroe 0oftrin mci-
ier aSgc6ou SAT- eoer %roocnt CAB i6r ieiue eiac.
lc gnsleamg bis iic d i]lcBlid ST. ocr Sbeoric cut
pi4et hof 0of 0en @ereinaten Staoten 70 cine 9lrt
son oberIier Fol3eiaudt iber oen gon3en Continent
,uite6t. ooB iie 0cn flenercu &cpubfen 6re Sebit-
lt6n0iofcit oorontiren abcr tcncsme9s ole AuiQabc
iibcrnebncn tie Dor Oci 6olgen ibrer 9onolmgsmec
,ii 6cpo6ren mcnn iic ibrcn Incrnotionaen &crp9.
tinac ndt nac1fomnen un0 oaourb ~ 0onftt nit
nuocren Q1n0ern gcrai6cn Der leBtermaDnte Fmtt
IN belonoers wihtia. Se6it S6eeoore 9iooeUet DER
lonlt BON ser W}onroe. Corin tein sofa presQe9eben
b0ben mir0c m0 Der crit tir5ldl meoer pel llouNer-
ianden Gepu6lifen 6re 9eoeutna IN ie1r enorlnall'
,6ci 9ortrdaen 5il @aHit5e gei6rt bat cr9oD leaea
2eiceriprld ais Geutidlan0 Gnglono nio 0iallen lH
geiem6er 1902 eine acHleiuianc 9lodaoe oer oe0e5o
londai Sdicn in 95ene ebieL INN @en9uela 81 ilp'r
0cn bic qmipriidbc cncr eiropd6cn @loubi9er one e.
felt ,Sa6r3cbntc an ser 9}oe 6erunaeogcn Gatte emo
dl 3u 6ericoqcn
Ole nrprinodc @lonroe Goliriu ergab iid ans
0cn politildm 3nlidnoen oe ud6renO 0es crcn Bier
Cl5 ocs nenlcbnic Sobr6m0erts in gmeriia 1errld),
ten. 1panieu 0aitc alc ietnc oneritanden geib.
uulen nit Nnsnobme BON Gu6a uno 9orto Rico uerlo-
rem @ortuaal bate 9roiilien uno 3ronrcid Sot Elm.
GCbiiBt 10 ooB clio en0louo mo 9}uBan0 Die en3igen
uiropdiideu Dludlte morcn. sic nod oroBen 9auobe
IA in ser ncilci gSelt botten 8 icncr 9et entitonO
6ie Ioaenanute 6cae Aaion5 sic berube Qeuer.
,soscn mi cinen SDen Der poltiideu @criidcrima,
,nter mel6en sic 6et6ciliaen @1ddic pcrpfdtet ua.
re, einonSer bei,itc6en im Sale bon 9ebonltionen.
Fam so6re 1898 refcn oic ipaniidm Qourboncn Die
Nalie Ser Seidaen gnian5 an ilr %ieou6uicQma
i6rcr ecrridoit IN 6en ameritdnlden 9lcpbGlcu 0ie
oos ipouidc Sod ubacihttelt 5atten eie @ereina-
len 5taoicN iirdctcn Dab 5rantreId geneai lem mir
Sc Ocie 0iilic 81 leiiien uno oann als Sobn one 5nic
Guba 5l pcrlonaen uooiird c5 ir oic Nerein9tcn
inaten Elm iebr unbeqnemer mo aedbrlider gladl6ar
cqporoen marc 81 oerielben Belt er0oben idb Strei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13

0S nar6 am 40. Mai 1914 WlarH 2au6cr,
oclicbie Satin bon @bilip gmbcr i'm 70 2ci
bcnsiobrc Die Gcctoiauna inoci Niittupd,
40 u0r Miorgcns. bon ibrcr 29obnnna yir.
1924, 9luncuieroin Ecrrace, ans iiali Gine
Rcouiem M,cNc miro IN Der Ct Nrc0orD 8
Atirhc. gaier. uno 5iimor Grobc m s. llhc
WiOrocne fnr ibr Scclcnbcil 0ccien. @er'
man0tc uno Sreunoe limo cinQclaocn. bci3u'
pobneu. Neicbuug prioai. Niiie. icue Nh'
mon lWnll2-l3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13
Ulithuodl, Ocu i8. Dloi 1911
0entidllan6 nn0 S5agti.

Sioats Setrct1r g9iaiom Scnungs 9ruan Der IN
6olac ciucr lGcrito.@olitif BON cinem l6c DER Gan
1csprciic c6r idar 6ergcuonlmen moroen it, miro leet
pom NQIbngtoncr Gorreiponoentcn oes aylep Yort
Ncralo~ mtcr oic Snpc genomucn bejiigdj iener Ac'
liHt 6nidtlidj Scr &cpu6lif SaDti. Ger Gorrcipon-
ccnt 6rrdJici oaB oetdje 6iuan3mdnncr i'm @earlle
iuin0cu, Scr 3lcpubf $2OOOOOO 3u lc9en mo oatir
Jim Tctdlauo oic eontroc iiber ole Sdfcn Der &epl
bf crlanQcn miirocn Ger Correspondent meiut, 0ae
6uic ndt Qeidc6eu ionocru 0ie Scr Staaten miBtcn
iidl 0as Qorredji ermer6en 9rDan oer Staots.5etrc
idr. ic c6cn Der 9ugabe nidt geua6ieu. Gr mcgere
ids imula nod muertonii9en 9outcn bic @arontie
it lore 9nlaacn IN 0opt Setens Ger 9legiermg 81 &c.
pdren ,Sn onoeren gsorien 0err 9r0on weigere lid
imucr nod 3ir Collar Diplomatic 3urd5ute0rcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13

Gs ltar6 ploblie6 inn 70. 9e6euS.
iabr Mlargaretba @ogtmnHn. Gie
@cerOiglng iinoet SOuncritOg, ]lad-
mittags , llbr, BON ser @obmrng
i6res Sdmiegeriones, Srn &arl
Citermepcr. glr. 2009, gSeItlFratt-
Shahc, aus aii Dem nSouOon Earf.
6rie0hofe" itatt. (Olail3-14)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13
glnouit 0oiufe.

$40 Nor. Nnanit paupie sclicbier @aiic bon
Sobanna Naupic, IN icncm Co. 0cDenoiQUr.
Sic Nccr00uug iinoci am NtiiliuOd, 2 uDr
WnMmiilaQs n0u iclncr g0nhnung, Nr 23O,
gioro. .Ginccntlsrnbc, aus iiait 9,eruanoic
nno yrcnn0c ilno ucDlunNeu0u cinOcnbcu
(ganlbinQioncr mo @0idoclp1iacr 8cinni
aen inonen nelduIaIl conilcn. lWlail2-lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13
Sulia Soruiid,.

IS itorb ON 10. @lai 1914 in il.
rcr @o6nung gir. 4012, Niain.gIUe.,
g9cit Soreit gort, Sulia Soruiidl I'M
@ltcr BON go Sabreu geliebte @ottin
0es oeriior6encn @enrD @orniih. Gie
@eerOigung miro ipdter mge5eigt.
(D2Qit3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13
mnrrnn hcr strnhrnbnrn0rrma 0amnifdrc.

Vlufcnu Der EirnNcnnurulDrFnl9 NuWNInuIt,
Nnl more, 20. Nprll. 1914,
Tic Girabcnour6huhe0 0omm1idrc MQhcn
Oicrmii in llchcrciniimmtnp NUT hem Nolii'
m0rT Gi00.0hdricr 800 glhlWuiil. hcidnn,
0aS iic sic criic Gcriummiuun am Sonncrunn.
ben ndinuo5wnu5iaitcn Son in Wiai 1914, &or'
miiaad - llbr in bcn Nurcnu Der Commit
fire in 9n,Ghanic, nDhaicn mcr0cn, I'm bic
@nnmabi aualniibcH uno bic ihncn hbcrrnQe
ncn MN bon bncn pcrl0natcn Fili0icn jn cl'
iHucu i'm 9,circif Der Orrocmuirnnn nnp
eMnciHua her CitepS. .strnRe, nou Der 0oroto,
Girdbc bis 100 sun pciilldl pon Sulnip' 5tafe
uilo parallel bicriu. 0cnluB Der am l6. gupnl
1909 uuicrdchrcicu &erutbnuuA Nr. 3si oes
WllOor5 mo Siaoiraibs non Qdlllmorc.
tcuncmc Is. Wrnunnu,
Junn y. sdnl0rb
0urrN N 9icnien,
0oiumindrc.
Crnere y. @ubncrc,
lalnr2l .2s Nlaib1 1210 Nletl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13
Grparicmcut fir Jifcuuidr Gcr6clcrinGcu
iutcr.S cparicmcnt hes StGDtlnncnicnro.
9lu Nnc bic as anncbt

walt more. 2f. glpril 1914.
GS mro bicrmii ocmdB bon gbl6niicn SO "
nno so Is 0cs baltimore ctaoi CHARTERS hcl0nnt
Ncmaht o0B bcr Siaoi.Snaenicur RAD Dem 2
Sun 1914 hcQlnncn piro bic GaipcrtS roBe,
6on&crmnn Grabc bis 9raiisGirahe, nit mo-
0crucm Gnicun 3u pilaern neu 80 pl.0liern
unb ncu 30 bcle0cn. Allc @eronen nno COR
norntnucn iucrocn 0cehOb aniQcior0cri, Or
iaubnifi6enc inr aue glrbciicn su 6ien uno
6icic Dor Dem .. ,'un 1914 30 hecnocn, ole ~
irQcHo elmer g9clic Die gniQrnbnna oocr Aul
rciBuuN oenauuicr SiraNc noinl9 maOen nlpW
fen. nndocm Nc nui iolcDc gSclc Acpllalell
oocr ncn aeplacri iu
lglnr2l Nlni5.l2IM Sin0I NnAenIenr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13

Central eiaic eauns Sean ano Ynlioin9
9nucinii1n
madi lihcraIc 1orlchen ail Nahi, oner .Qrlno'
sStn. Is. ginpp, Vrdiiacni 223 g. RnuI.etr,
(eurtOtWi2 ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13
gcfammtmudjmmscm.


Nnlilmurc, 10 WinI III.
Ser Staot Wc0mclcr miro an Nigniaa, ocn
rs. Mai 1914, 80 Der 8eii luic unicn anac9c
ben. an Gri un0 Sicuc crihcincn .uiio ole
Gucaur Der iolacnocn Strnben ciabliren ooer
ucusciahlircu.
NarclnB. suafc bon 2S. Siyabc bis 90
Gir0bc um o lOr Wiur0cua
Nlnac.sipcmc, bon gibnurion Strabe bis
Euicnnos Sirdbc INN 40 ll0r Oiorpcne.
0owarO q. Gponau,
(N,aii3) @comcier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13
gcriammInnas.S .SIn,ciocn.

,.Hnmeu.@crciu Der circiicnbcmntb."
GcriammluuQ murncu, Eonncriina Na6mits
tao ocu IA. Nlai ti Der gnlidu
(Olali3) gouiic ". Jiuiden, Scircidrin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13
Nnrean nts Nr0dnse.anIpeIlars.

gs wiro 6ieymit oclami acocbca. oaB 6.
Nrnlacot Geindb ocr AM 10. Suni 1908 IN.
tcr5cibncicn 9crorouuH0 Nr 100 Nbl6nii
AZ Harnprapb . lpic am 21 NoOcmbcr 1871
nmcnoirt nm 0rlaubnih na@Qeudt Bat ole
gumcicn 9r. i7t4-iG. Src0crid glocmc ais
cine Nuiomohil Neparaiur. Sarape 3n aebrau'
ehcn uno 10 9icroeirdile iH Wloiorcn 3u in'
iiapren.
(O.ai12-fb) 0cbduoc Snirctior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13

90 miro biermit bcfanni oeacben. oab gg.
scimnelcu &crorouuna pr. 155. glbiMnit A.
Raru0ynp6 ~ mic an 27 Gopember 19i I
omcnoirD. nm 9raubnn nQNQeu0i bat, oe
Nnmcicn Gr 2ii-t5 0cO 0i ln. als cine
Niciln0 @icbcrci 6cnubcn 7il. niiricn
Is. g. StnDue,
(linif2-t6) Gc0duoc Nrlpciior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13
gIcrmiidJte 9lu5eigcn.
6eiratbsoeinh.

NetfuIDsBelNW.
Sin iunacr 0elniher. 80 Sabre oli, iubi
bic Qcianniinlii eHcr Game, 20 Dig %
Sabre all 9Siiiuc fnocros. nldt 0loae'
h,nncr, 2neds 0cirn0 N0e snlruae ae'
bcin echalicn g6refHre ,,gor 4, q. 81, Sent.
idler 0prreiponoent. SNlailolL2D
Yin Die Snmen.
Sic cinilac smule IN oer Stabt
lluicrc 0dbNldNen ett often, Snn9e Sdulen.
inelhc Die NleiOermaOeriunii nab Den Heueten
Wci6o0en erlcrnen puucn i0nnen oes IN lur'
8cr 2cit 0urh ben glul0luB an oiele Nldllen
crrei0cu llnierridbi WlorQcns. Nn6miiaas mo
glben0S Ne0ueule Sunoen SIN 0nule be-
Qonnenc glr0citeu i6uHen od6reuo oes llnter'
rihiS iortQciebl mcrbcu. @riinoli0er llnters
rlht inn Gnipurf bon Wdiiicrn erbetlt 9lQDete
glusfunH fhriiilih oncr miinolih bel 6rl.
oubers pr. 302, Saratoga .Strahe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13
6annfaftcr alorGsfef- 2arG.

Ser n@annIiaier &olfsIeiis9erein" beebri flo,
leinen iSreunnen mo Sereinen an5n5eigcn, onb
cr oaS F.clierforn'ibe t3rnoeiocibnm 5mibeH
men bal ino ocm Oercbcicn Rnblllrm lir Nbs
bnlnn9 ton Ricncs mo 6elilidleiicn empliebt.
SIR glusilni megen SeleQune oes FariS
rcfoc man idl cnhucocc an 8 2. Micncielo,
Nr. 20ig, gteitEaiisStrnRs. ooer nu SrnH5
enntcr, 4r. jS, 0aimsglUeti.c, 0ocr 0re.t I'm
guu 1e.epbuu Gjiuor 3gl lf.
Sircftr Vintnna uon Der 1rcOerid 9OaA.
(Seh25 3Niicl
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-03-12
Frederick ]. Schroeder.

Under Birthday Greetings" the
Frederick Post yesterday prints the
following:
"Mr. Frederick J. Schroeder, well
known and highly respected citizen of
this city, is today quietly celebrating
his thirty-ninth birthday at his home
on South Market street. Mr.. Schroe-
der has been a lifelong resident of
Frederick, is we'll known lin fraternal
circles. and is master Of his trade.
He is the son of the late George A.
Schroeder and Mrs Mollie A. Schroeder.
He was educated in the public schools
of the city and in 1891 entered as ap-
prentice at the Daily Examiner, located
in the property now occupied by the
Western Union Telegraph Company.
He was employed as printer in various
offices in Frederick, until 900, when he
left this city for Cumberland. He later
went to Oakland, where he was manage
Of the Garrett journal. In 1910 he
took a course at the Mergenthaler
Linotype Instruction School, Brooklyn,
n. Y, and upon his return to this city
was the Linotype neutrality-suspicious.
Tor The Press. Upon the organization
Of the The Post Publishing Company.
Mr.. Schroeder accepted position with
this company as Linotype machinist-
operator. At present he is considered
one of the fastest operators in the
state, and with his thorough knowledge
Of the mechanism of the machine, he is
considered an expert at his profession. "
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-03-12
GARRETT C0uNTlAN IN TROUBLE.
Arrested And Charged With Extreme
Cruelty To a Horse.

In Frostburg on Tuesday Orville
Stark, the young farmer of Garrett
county who is accused of maltreating a
horse which baked on handspring hill
Feb. /. appeared before Squire Gate
house in response to a summons issued
by States Attorney F. A. Perdew, of
Allegany county, at the instance Of M .
D. Remnant, representing the Society
for the Prevention of Cruely to Animals
Stark admitted readily OF having
placed a chain about the horses lower
jaw and attaching the chain to another
sled for the purpose of forcing the
horse to pull. He said that he had no
intention of cruelty but resorted to this
method at the suggestlon,of others who
advised it. He denied placing the chain
around the animals tongue and said that
the portion of tongue cut off was caught
between the chain and the horses teeth
when the chain slipped off. Stark had
is horse along, and those who saw 1t,
state that small part OF the tongue is
missing.
The animal ate the same as usual
when he returned home in the evening.
said Stark, and gave no signs of suf-
fering. Stark is about % years of age
and married, and is a son of ] ohm Stark,
of Avilton. He enjoys a fine reputa
ton, possesses the earmarks of gen
tleman and has the esteem of all his
acquaintance. many of whom, were at
Frostburg out of sympathy for Stark,
who, they assested, would injure pur-
posely, neither dumb brute or hu-
man being.
States Attorney Frank A. Perdew
prayed a jury trial and Stark filled
bond tor appearance at the April term
of court.
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For MAYOR
Oakland High School Notes.

The Rev. DR.. Moore, one of the min
listers of the town, visited ourSschool on
last Monday and delivered highly in
teresting and profitable talk on "Some
Elements of Success" We sincerely
thank DR.. Moore, and cordially invite
him to come again.
The Junior and Senior classes an
nounce elsewhere in these columns, a
spelling match and box supper, to be
held at the EmpirelTheatre on St. Pat
rick's Day, March 18th. Every one
cordially invited to be present. Come
and prove your ability as a speller, a
judge of good cooking. and booster of
your town High, School. Remember
that the ladies who will pack the boxes
are Domestic Science} students. If you
do not care to buy box, come and eat
some ice cream with US.
We are expecting the Rev. DR.. Reed,
of Oakland, to address US tomorrow
AS a school we appreciate the cooper
alton of the gentlemen who so kindly
speak to US from time to time. 1t
argues well for the standing of our
school. - =
In spite of the inclement weather
some of our ut-of-town students, as
well as number of those living in town
have been present every day this year,
including the stormy 2nd OF March
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will Remove Body.

Mr.. Thomas Goretski, of LaPorte.
Ind. accompanied by Mr.. Kingler.
a retired business man of that city,
were in Oakland last Friday when they
called at the Republican office to learn
something of the particulars attending
the death of Albert Rock. the young
man who was killed at the Third street
bridge in Oakland on January Both by
being knocked from the top of the ten
der of an engine upon which he was
riding. Mr.. Gorteski is the step-father
of the unfortunate young man and went
from here to Keyser with the purpose
of having the body disinterred and re-
moved to LaPorte. At the time Of
young Rocks death no trace of rela-
tives could be found, hence the body
was buried at Keyser, to which point it
was removed from Oakland.
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DEMOCRATS WERE WINNERS
At OWNELECTIONMONDAY
The Entire Ticket was Elected by
Overwhelming Majorities

Democracy won at3the town election
in Oakland Monday when the voters
balloted for candidates for Mayor and
three members of Council.
The ticket elected by the victors is as
follows:
For Mayor, A. T. Matthews; for
Councllmen, DR.. 8. F. Selby, Mr..
Stuart F. Hamill and Mr.. Charles A.
Deffinbaugh.
This ticket was opposed by one nom
mated Friday night following call for
a convention issued by County Com
mitteeman Giessman, when the follow
ing were named:
For Mayor, George W. Legge. Jr.:
for Councilman, John w. Davis, Samuel
Aronhalt and Arthur Lawton.
The balloting Monday resulted as
follows:
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YOUNG GIRL AGGIDENTLY
SHOT AND DEATH ENsUEs
Miss Iva MarkIeY Wounded BY a Re-
voIver Bullet Feb. 18th Died Sunday

On February 18th Miss Iva Markley,
aged sixteen years, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Sylvester Markley, aged 16, was
accidentally shot by her cousin, a young
man named Friend, who was handling
a revolver. when it explodad and the
bullet took effect in the young lady S
right side, penetrating her lung.
DR.. N. |. Broadwater was called and
extracted the bullet, but an abscess
developed in her lung, from the effects
of which death ensued on Sunday.
The deceased was born on March 4th,
1898, and was just budding into young
womanhood. She suffered intensely at
times during her illness.
The funeral occurred from the home
at Hutton Tuesday and was attended
by large number of sympathetic
friends and relatives. A very impress
sive sermon was delivered by the young
woman's pastor, Rev. Bowman, of the
U. B. church.
The remains of the deceased were
taken to the family burying ground at
Swallow Falls where many sorrowing
friends gathered to pay last tribute to
one who had spent her early childhood
in that community.
She is survived by her parents, five
sisters and two brothers and other re-
latives, The flower bearers at the
funeral were Misses Edna Salzman,
Margaret Cornell, Lucy Hardesty and
Lucretia Carney.
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Slight Fire sunday.

Sunday afternoon fire, communicate
ted to the floor timbers over the furnace
room in the Browning Hotel in Oak
land. was discovered in its incipiency
and put out by means of chemicals in
the hands of neighbors before the
arrival of the hose reel which was on
the ground within very few minutes
after the alarm was given. Slight
damage to the property resulted.
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Married.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Allen
White, of Oakland, and Miss Beuiah
May Baldwin, Ella street, Cumberland.
were married at II O'Clock Monday at
the United Brethren Church parsonage
Cumberland, by the pastor, Rev. II. Z.
Richardson.
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NEW ASSESSMENT ORDERED.
BY The Town Authorities, Which will
Be Made by Board of Three

An adjourned meeting of the CITY
Council was held Tuesday night for the
purpose of naming assessors of pro-
perty for town taxation purposes,
when Council appointed Messrs. George
W. Legge Sr., James A. Delawder
and D. E. Bolden assessors, who will
begin their work very shortly.
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RasKet Ball.

A game Of basket ball between the
Frostburg Boy Scouts and the Oakland
Athletic Club has been scheduled to be
played at the Empire Theatre tomorrow
night. Doors open at $50 O'Clock.