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Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18
NEW EFFORT TO SAVE
 LIFE OF LEO M. FRANK
Was Begun in Federal District Court
 at Atlanta, Ga.

Atlanta Ga. Dec. 17.-A new effort to save the life of Leo M. Frank. sen- fenced to be hanged January 9 for the murder of 14-year-old Mary Pha- gan, was begun in federal district court here today. Attorneys for Frank filed a petition for his release on a habeas corpus writ, on the ground that he was convicted without due process of law and is being detained illegally. If the petition is denied, the attorneys said, appeal will be taken direct to the United States supreme court.
 The petition alleges that the prison ers constitutional rights were violated by return of verdict during his ab= sence from the courtroom; that the jury was influenced by popular dem onstrations and that the trial court. therefore, lost Jurisdiction in the case before 8 conviction was reached" Federal Judge Newman announced that he would hear argument on the petition Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18
EGYPT PLACED UNpED
 BRITISH PRoTEcToRATE.
Will Adopt Messages For Defense of
 It's Inhabitants and Interests.

London, DoTf IT, g.. 45 D. ns-The of- fcial press b1reau tonight issued t.,e following concerning the making of Egypt a British protectorate:
 His Brittanic Maje6ty's principal secretary of state for foreign affairs gives notice that, in view of I state of war arising out, of the action of Turkey, Egypt is placed under The pro- lection of His Majesty, and vii henceforth constitute a British pro tectorate
 'sThe suzerainty of Turkey ovei Egypt is thus terminated and HiS Majstiy's government will adopt all measures necessary for the defence of Egypt and the protection of it's in- habitants and interests.
 "The king has been pleased to ap- prove. the appointment of CoIone: Sir Arthur Henry MacMahon to Le His Majesty's high commissioner.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18
GERMAN CRUISER CAPTURED
 BY ARGENTINE WARsHiR
For an Alleged Violation of Neutral.
 tty Agreement.

Lima Peru. Dec. 17.-A despatch received here from Buenos Aires says that the Argentine cruiser Pueyrredon has captured the German steamer EIeonore Woermann, for an alleged violation of neutrality.
 The British steamers 0rcozna and Corcobada are remaining in port at Africa Chile. fearing to put to sea, as the German auxiliary cruiser Prinz Eite1 Friedrich is outside the port. The Orcoma is awaiting the arrival of Peruvian cruiser to accompany her SD Callao.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18
INCREASED EARNINGS FOR
 NEW HAVEN ROAD
Second Week of December Shows Bet.
 ter Than the First.

New York, Dec. 1T.-After a meet ing of the board of directors of the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad today it was stated t1at fhe estimated earnings of the road for the second week in December show a Iit- tie better than for the first week ai- though the totals for the two weeks were considerably below 1918 and 1912.
 At meeting of the New YorA. on- taric and Western railroad, Henry K McHa<g was elected director to fiji the vacancy caused by the resiRnation of William Skinner. The net earn fngs for November. it was stated show a slight increase as Compared with 11S. This 3s due. it was said, to the curtaifment of expenges.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18
Assurances have been 6

Assurances have been given the British Government by the State de- partment that the bill introduced by Senator Hitchcock to prohibit entire ly the export of munitions of war and arms of war supplies to beiligerent countries was not fathered by the ad- ministration.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18
s2 PERSONS KILLED. 2so
 WOUNDED AT HARTLERooa Latest Official Estimate of Casuassles Resulting from Romhardmeut.

Hartlepool, England. Dec. I7, via I;ondon. Dec is.1I.S5 a m-The Isf- est official estimate of fhe casualties resulting from the German bonbard- ment Of Hartlepool. issued late to- night, says that etghty-two persons were killed and about 250 were wound cd.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18

congressIonaI investigation of charges that the Southern Railway discriminates against independent coal operators in the Virg1nia-Kentucy- Tennessee coal fields in the interest of a acoal tT7lsts was adjourned yeeter- day until January $.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18

" occasioned by Colonel Goethars re- quest for naval vessels to protect the neutrality of the canal as a closed in- cident.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18
President of Swiss Parliament.

Berne. Switzerland: via Paris. Dee. 17, S.15 D. m-Federa1 Councillor Giuseppe Motta O. Airolo has been elected president of the Swiss par liament.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18
Harvard Professor Lectures in, Pa,

Harvard Professor Lectures in Paris.
 z Paris, Dec. r. i5.55 9. m.-Professor William Allan Niethan. professor of English at Harvard univevsi''- t~s"v began a course of lectures in the Sor- bonne as an exchange professor. There was a brilliant assemblage of off,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18
SURVIVORS OF NoRWEGIAN
 STEAMER SUNK BY MINE
Feur Were Found by TraMisr and
 Brought Into Grfmsby.

GrimsDy. England, via London. Dec F, 11.20 D. m.-Four survivors of the Norwegian steamer Warren, which struck mine in the North sec. We'd nesday night and sank in three min utes were brought into Grimsby to- day by g <rawler which found them cl1nging to an uptufned nfeboa&.
 Thirteen other members of the crev of the Warren and her English piIot either were killed or drowned.
 Grfnnsby is about 55 nnilea south of Scarborough, the sou4herrmoet of the English towns shelled by German cruisers Wednesday.
 Ths Warren was a steamer uR 6g3 tons. Her last cruise, according Eo available shipping records, w&S when she sailed from New York. November Il, for Bergen. Norway. She arraved at Bergen November 90.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18
FL. M. OINTMENT

4EHE HEALER OF SKIN DISEASES" z A wreparuff0m which penefrates the rD0FeG. removing all impurities, kills @yeEm life and will heal the most stub- born skin dAgeageg if directions are 56 Clark St.. westerly, R L
 have iasod your E. [. M. Ointment for Eaif Rheum and dnd it to be the Tnest ointment I have ever purchased, smfther in America or Europe and I have tried for several years to find a. %emedy which would help my case. E. hn M. has proven to be the only remes dy which has really given me results ' (Signed1 MRS. R. KENNEDY.
 AaTk your druggist for E. l.. nr. Price
 Se. Every box guaranteed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06

In the Circuit Court for Sc iMsRy's
County, Md. No. 23Uii ksIhhy? oJ ID
- In the matter of tlia sase so! Rssil
Estate mentioned and deserted r IN, 4.
certain mortgage hearing date he ,lf;sll
day of September, in the year fgff.
and duly recorded among the Land
Records az saint MMS's county. In
HibestoE.a lsllAa, No Q, folieE467, etSa
arssaE fsedeciclS M itte, q, AL, Neni Janb
sBoA iclahers0n.aby Mailer ], cMitchslL
ass gIRhsdl ,Ils0 nav .uoitsu obi
apFdsred byI the Circuit Court Tor 81,
Mary, = Soppfy, MARYLAND, IN !. Eauity,
this 1st day of August. 1915 That 1ks
Auditbrs Report made Afdt HigdEin fiits
'iais6 cause, beaandltlies sssne isOAess4sy
finaals1rsItihod iandeonfirfnca, mn caIsis
to the contrary having been shown,
although due notice appears to have
benntgieeu as sssaiped hyIthe proceed
ing, erdes. Risl filea. ia SAID s4sse. /
ii d5sH AeF sSo TSasaf}k a ess;ar> Oo'
Of sGi0o ysdi nsdW nsdi snol1i ~di
--SztnDo9
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06

snYhes Elasaies of All Saints Parish
awatshold sEsir Annual Festival in the
xinoSel mean Oakley on -.
al ioRHURSDAY, AUGUST q. 81!
III hees sill be- Dinher,i Refreshments
anasfi ana attractive Fancy Table. A
gams Qf baseball lhetseent Oakley and
st. Patrick's nine. All are invited!
Come and spend the day with US In the
SicpSsssasee AloNtbsS gs0alIthngs the
sssfs aiibeR aEisb kpews hoy 70 pre-
nbseT s1s sRs1os boow OOe
.1ssV dSss ss1ktS bsiinu
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06

/ w0dId be ashamed Of this flag
(Stars and Stripes) if it ever did
bns ansthinsaeHtside America that we
ysa1.s1s'e S|s aSg1p sfhhSRsS DO Inside Of
America.
When I hsse aadea BTTo,mni.e /
try to keep it, and l know of no
pther rule permissible to n nation.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06

tseo. afbeii, Heonardtowsf,,' - acres,
al ocated % the. mouth of Mil creek.
which Is a branch of Cuckold'S creek.
an inietfroin ttse1FatuSeni river, chlfi
mo. 40 o4natnral oystebbarSisf Cal.
Merit apd Sts Mary - eenntiessscpn Als
atlthe sQJficeS 9E the Clerk efo abe CHI.
lsnit Congtsg pt said cpHpties;l aud run
fnBs}h sidg of Mil TICK % 7ig inter,
SeSfioff Win Aeuekofds eieskaq Theme
NHW ,sastlf shore Of oaekbIdsS creek
I'D sseapa AoleEin said seceskassise said
bshAee 6Qnsasringk0n the, farn9 kupwn as
SCOTS Neck in st. Mary's county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06

This schslarship IL open "a eomnatf.
ton for all eighth grade pupih3f Mzt61Is
the limits of sc Joseph q ena ls1ueca.
tate Conception Parishes
8 1t was founded by st. 56sH q 2 e
ish, through rs zealous Pastp& ~ i
j. NezrY -. =, md u s60rxff 31 ~
!, Itsntit les the eisre< 90 f}Xfk YEHRs$
board. taikiea. Slaiais2xy. - :: = xka15zst
year &c High Sghssey IRE 81 ~ eihi<es.
This Is considered more satisfaetofy
than four years free tuition without
board. etc. d.n"o noi''-oqzi isn"ifIIsfGl
Examinations HwillI be-shesd at the
Academy on Friday AugPsi 7shs fEem
VIZ ~ hNs I. mfs ylsgtsts 10 sruo1a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06
s.aie q olIio, ely g Telsao, ! .

'' ~ - OF ss.o, cry or eleao' SIS
Franz. y. Cheney rnaksso oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of r.. 4.
Cheney &sCo., doing business In tho
City OF Toledo County and State,
Aforesaid, and that said. firm will pat
the SUM of ONE I3UNnRED DOLLARS Tor
each and every ease of Catarrh that
cannot be cared by The Use, ofFIkEfssE
CATARRH CURE. y 81 ;sssst
FRANZ. j.. cHaxEs, J = =.
Sworn. to before me. and subscrsbeI
Der, 4. d. 1886. $3.50
(Seall COO &. aA..W, GLEAsoN,,.ni
Notary Publier
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken ifitet.!l
nally and acts directly 'apon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
sfpS for ! .ss'IHrfP4HfhlYs IFYAlA4 /. 40
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06

The above mentioned petition hav-
ing been received and filed, il Is this
twepty -eighth day of July. 1919, by
the ( t'eSlic Ssrvice Gommission OF
Marg land,
pAu:RhD: That the same be- and il
y hereby set for hearing at the office
ef the Commission, Baltimore. Md.
80 q mon y. DAY, uEnst msh.s 1ol4, at
RKovlBED Tho applicant eau "a
COZ of this Order 10 be published In
sssyfae ssewspaper .puhlislle6f in So:
tsrs slounty, Marysann, at least
one time before ti,e sth dap.of August,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06
Why not drop the and caII
them calamity owls?

While giving emphasis to the
great crops with which this counfry
is blessed This year. and calling at
tention to the era of pEospexity hat
prevails throughout the land, Con-
gresham Andrew j. Peters, of
Massachusetts,. pointed out in recent |
remarks that there ia almost a world
wide depression existing. He quoted |
from the June issue Of The Statist,
which unpublished I'M Honsfon. 1FbeI
Statist said:
There is encouragement in all
the leading markets. SEnx Paris,
which Is always So dseN sinssresteI1
IN inyestmentS,in foragk COUNTRIES.
the fall in securities has brought
| about great lookup and Eas there
fore tied the hsp9a St% s'$A ny.s)l|
there is a shrinkage in trade, an in
crease Of unemployment. ard AN
exceptional UcheapHesszsofr3monsy.
In Germany7rhs tens lYf 5sf4del basT
been affected ~ aafaysral,ls forsigna
trade statistics for April, which
show a bigger reduction in exports
than has been registered for Several
years. In Austria-Hungary strades
il possible, is worse than Il was. Z
f. ct would. indeed, u ~ 8
wheIr,ihis is the. eeher =
shingss sf.Ionden were D
nistic or acsfysa On o. iIsssr
III is depressss 'he kfk =
Folding Aloss Z I'D alsIsasi y
Doing af1ittle i1 l
4 time kiesls 4! ses5s
Should be s.asas IA is,4stei slss
pointing ia thus and Illzs .isssenags
or instisatsoti Il = de 80 aissasE
TheFe fssno use .,raaassiigse ,wis6
that ki6a ~ imiisc6;s f-msk sng z Il
/ viii ass Be stoppsd upslI ss's:e
hssins 10 sssiss ais alasnlR y q IL
lexravaganee Of the sskasrrs fisss.
i were supplied with: - -: !;
Commenting Ia fIis s3esis 81
fact Nj. Peters said ].
Nos, IL l. ! fact slsst lsiis1fiaI
depression exists All ~ ose e ,ts3assi.
with her free trade. i iisaf de-
preston due % the American tAriffs
In Germany, where there = .
highly Centralized industry, g. high
tariff and ttists 4 silaiias saisisp
of ssasiiatio ilsk ~ HAs III fllg
caused It7 Cass cur taFia ssi llsiasd
for a bigger reduction in German
exports than has been registered FOR
4 several Seirsgsoo sni"ohs ,e1niIpoit7
1ttf - gun uiAA SpiIL,s III
i LA business "a .itsslaKssh ehbi i.
: Austria sbeeauserkH hhee, American
barf5o4astRr4R gTsFRiS Itssiiss
revision brought about the immense
fall in securities in France, where .
Thigh tariff exists? 80.
THE high-tariff advocate, view
ing the dizziness n his ,spaierasss
business, ascribes il Vi 10 ~ n
J his Government, ! quite ign6sine lbs
fact that across The sen. sosne :thea4i
sands ofmiles away. there is even
greater dnllness under to ysry con-
ditions which he Sonia establish
harcs iss ~ tf.st, $50 $50.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
S5.OORe

The above reward win be 1,ait for
information which viii iesi 10 the ar
rest and conviction of the person who
took and used my horse aud buggy
the night OF. July 20 uitos - duting IN y
absence from home: the team. wak re-.
turned before day, he hof$e very
much jaded and the dasis-b6 ID ID 81
the buggy badly cut &ish - khffe, 5ss
former was a large bay horse ana fIIa
latter o new, top buggy. The berspa
drove towards St. Geofxe s -
GILES f. Df&sR
S-t-lm, "a. Beauva@ ! Nd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06

essss - =.
Byeoncedisg that the voiun,zry
withdrawal Of Huerta from Mexico
represents IN achievement for which
the highesk Honor is due President
Wilson, til independent press OF
country Sndoubtedly reflects the
opinion Of I'll patriotic and intellec-
ually hoist Americans. IL both
ns more accomplished, President
Yilson 81 Mexican policy has brought
Sd RoYefnment BY ASSASSINATION into
sRractical, "a well as moral, disrepute
am09g isasioas withia the z6nc
hafsa fznxiean influence and resp0n-
II result OF the President 5 firm
sal 10 recognize the beneficiary
uas thsconniver all the mur-
~ u f3dero, will tend strongly Id
blis|s Sire prineiple that .sach
III lo not succeed. Attempts
ki1a are much less likely "a
- saaslsin thcaface Of an example
that thescivililized world
~ hermit them 10 succeed
nlaals carefully consider their
= sssting away with it,,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06

aisis. wf6 lave been crying hard
times, that the Kaput,ficAf minority
in this chaiaier cannot consistently
criticize 3hs administration so long
as tho are divided. in the support
of Administration measures. Rep
resentatiye Pom Of North Carolina.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06

XAppointees nsif2t take tie oath of of.
So 13efeEe : lnember 81 Beard. 4
Astyc< ~ Tie ere ofs e Notary Public
10 mil eaiIsf III RE once n the %.
peTfisoTe u Efaef it,f1 ~ cora rritoy,,
- On 81 before tie Il II saf of IA II.
- otlsprwise their ofIice viii be II,
clafnd vacant and saceesSor appointef
AShlRnk oath Of Office win be mailed d
each apppintee. EP
Prptests aeainst any OF tisa aupoii.t.
mknts NUT hA fled ia writing on or H.
fore duH BIRD 1si4. Z lsfj ~;
u.lI4EE MAGulRE EsE
BEnlEDICT b, LIVE. -
~ -. WILSON ADAMS. sssy
Supervisors # Elertions. i
WV. A. HURRY Clerk. y ~
e-6-st. 81 sS -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06
WiLsoNIcRAMS.

Liberty dqes not consist, my fel,
fow citizens, in mere general decla-
ratiOns Of the rights of men. 1t
consists id, the translation of those
declarations into definite action:
The wax to BE- patriesis in Amer
ica T. paseonly ~ love America but
tgleystks duty that lies nearest TO
SSE spd naa - o,Rsthai 10 perform
- ii M ala seFWng our country
s4heee % LEARN what the
~ PIT hatntai life are and TO
tbjs Nation ull-at any
rofssssa 70 aet il pp--,e
- RIGHTS Of mon.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06

ne great European war that has
snI fhxeatening for the past decade
b neafs ta be at hand. Austria
B ssrI INTO thes territory of the
+ 10 Russians have elashei
q to- srtssef, and the Germans
n saes with the intention
r ing on 20 Paris. The
& ~ Of Belgium, Holland and
h ethsk spsll psnseipalities between
pcateadine powers has been v ;ic
& Germany, and deciara-
slS q war sys England, against
+ saasy ana heraalies is hourly ex-
3 ested The italian government,
8 DE iafea- llssatrality.
s Fee numbers of American tour
3 Ars aaxiously awaiting an ep-
81 sspitg pc retarning home or al
- getsihs aawas from the war
zone. President Wilson sent n
special message to Congress and the
1o'is Seaate o?shd Hoase appropriation
IL sIsEoE jalIluA9h 10 gIoliifti tIs,,IH h
edit c9Hlmhtttees are preparing bill app
IIiw prDpriating1 sa59soe0 for the pur-.
sa' eoseISG bringing back this large
basis fApeFlcan contingency. lrs1, (.
10 smoahissxzar will beafought on land
'nioAaiddusss4 and inPnthca air. % Over
n, 600 900 men-xill be engaged and
from the pncssht outlook it must be
=. up Fspeedy tsrninatiOn, because or
svol ilAieRpF@ity I'd The triple entente.
Inf sAauAsia, Bsanee and England, have
saiislhs a4eatsr fiamEer9 Of men, ships
.bzosaad M5dHFaftss and also the symna-
10 acknowledgements civilized world
y se<fhso their honest endeavors in
trying To- % avoid resort u arms.
Great Britain declared war on
GermanysasHzaijock p. m, on tEe1
sseooxSA odz ad "A usu, ,.a,ss-,, .4rT -RutIi
ssossz eidionfvGL tsom sd1 difg id2lI SihA
-sosnsS-.uoIt
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06

Owing TO the Disastrous effect of
the Underwood tariff upon farm
values in Illinois, the farm of a
cOnstitqepf ef representative Martin
D. Fos'sIt SSdstt only sss7: 50
an acre.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06
NOTICE |!
Judges and Clerks of Eleetions'

In'eompliarce with Session 10, Artie5e
rs, Of the Code OF Puhlfc Geaeral Lars
OF Maryland. ~ amended by the Aets
OF Assemblg Of Mnryian1. &C th@yeagM
1885, 1888. i90O, 1901, 1909. 1901. 1898.
entitled Elections. notice IL hereby
given Of the names and residences OF
the Judges and Clerks Of Election for
Sc. Aary's County who are TO serve ID
the coming primaries apd a. the gepey.
nj elec'ioEE t0s be shsld 1ilesdsys Hovkra.
her Ord. 1914.
The respective residences and the dis.
ltrict and precincts IN which they are "a
serve and the political party which they
represent are given 10 the following
| lint {:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06

ana not rise, Mr. Chairman.
20 enter into a discussion Of the
general business condition. of the
country. rose 10 remiSd those
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06
TRUSTEES SALE,
Valuable Real Estate
IN ST MAs c9dfr. MD
ssE1 j

ny virtue OF oecree1n the Circuit
Court for 81. Mary's c0ansy, passed
n cause In which John l.. Davis, ct.
al, are eomplainants and Chas. L.
Moore, ct. al. are defendants, No.
liY y: f the 9pfsEsigned Fill sell
Doors in Leonardtown. on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06
Notice to Contractors.

CEALED pRoP9SALs for building
y . BRIDGE ever *Green Holly
crek'. in the SD Electl5p District Of
81. Mary $ Eountf. Nd Aill be re-
ceiyedlby the Comfy Commissioner.
OF ST Maryfs Comfy, Md, at their
okdeefn to Ca1kt House, Leonard.
town, Nd, w toand until l o'clocl
p. m,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06

the ADMINISTRATOR Mexican policy
edr Y5ltaaseSs o%plGsshI J IN larger purpose
nlam sssp. shrQspectsIoaree excellent for
'snsd The ieaTay stablishmentbof a consti-
tutional government at Mexico City,
which will have $40 SAEtgeSa and Che
power TO face the land question.
This issue met and settled, Mexico
will be on perm96ent footing.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06

~ ne Anafier o. ne Y Before the, !,
application of sthed Tsubiie Service
Z Ehesapeake and Z Commits siontsf,
! ! ot0alac Ieiephone Is Mary7ahd.
more G Us for: an Or -. -
der permitting and ed
the exes-4 .GASRNo. SOL
else OF the franchise ,.4iL
81 granted Il Bt the 81
COUNTY Commission aiin"31'.'
ersiI Of ST. MarSfspI LJToE5T
County, State of
ReRkikhA Ry their
Order of July 18th,
1914.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06

! g 6 True Copy Test:
- b. r. FENpALB,
tt. - Secratary.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06

sal biDoS Jay ss sIsAtg CT
elan ssssoiAqGs GR al .y1 sn.b
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06

sseo9sA odw cd al nam tssiRs1s sh'T
-ssossz eidionfvGl tsom sd1 diia idsl1 :"
-sosnsS-.nob
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06

yentlemen on the other side Of The
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06

s-lAl |
sJ 1
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-16
WOMAN REDUCED WEIGHT
rs POT NDS To GET JOB.

Chicago, July 16,-peter'alhe'
to be a policewoman one eaha'd''e
for the civil service test reduced her
weight = pounds in i've days It
was made known yesterday from 'ne
examiners headquarters. rue out
side weight allowed is $50 pounds,
rhis candidate reduced from 20 70
900 mounds By sucking ice and lem
on neel instead Of net eating, ana
nv taking vigorous exercise sue VIZ
me civil service commissioners,
GIVE me five days more sue
pleaded, when told that the extra
20 pounds she carried stu woula
har her. The chance vas granted
her, i,
II don't eat or drink except a NJ
lie water to keep my throat iio'i
marching" she explained. FOR am
ner last NIGHT had piece oil ice
the size OF walnut, malt siiee =,
lemon peel and s"ai'oN -
water.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-16
CLOUD ON HORIZON
titudp Toward New Situation
Nav Make Demands on
CarranZa.
BY the Associated Press.

Washington, July General
Funston has cabled the war depart
ment that he believes the federal
soldiers near Vera Cruz Will desert
ana go to Vera Cruz Such desert
ers will be disarmed and permitted
to remain without being informed by
the war depart vas the an
uouncement made today
President Wilson Will continue
his policy of watchful waiting and
will refuse to recognize Garbalal or
any government that is not set up
through legal elections or through
the Niagara Falls protocol Wilson
is confident that the constitutional
lists will prevent footing and blood
shed on their entry into Mexico City.
The president said he would be
willing to recognize Carbajal II the
constitutionalists will agree to the
pending election.
1t was announced definitely to-
day that the American troops will
remain in Vera Cruz until some Mex
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villa REGRETS HE
CANNOT CAPTURE HtERrA.
BY the United Press.

Juarez, July 1tl am sorry
that Huerta cannot be captured and
punished for the murder OF Presi-
dent Madero ana Vice President
Suarea, said General villa today in
discussing Iiuertas resignation
Constituencies officials here be
lieye that all military operations are
now over and that all future devel-
opments win be through diplomacy.
Il was predicted that Carranza
would be in Mexico City in two
weeks.