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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-05-14
Man That Is Born
OF Woman

Man who is born of woman has but a
few years and is full Of freak notions.
rational and irrational reasonings. His
mind seems to be in a tumble ike to, or
ike unto, grab bag.
He reaches in and pulls out rational,
beautiful and helpful line Of thought.
next he anneXes a line Of reasoning that
IS amazing to say the least.
/ will try to give you an illustration:
A neighbor's house is on fire. He
rushes over and works like a Trojan to
save the house or at least his neighbors
goods. Perchance some ones life is in
danger. Hewill take desperate chances
to save him. He will risk his life that
he might save another.
If a mad dog is reported in the neigh
borhood he Immediately gets his gun,
battle axe, pitchfork or man next door
and rushes forth to Stay the menace to
the community.
If trouble or sickness affects his
neighbor he is Johnny on the spot,
ever ready to lend a helping hand.
If an epidemic threatens the com
munity, he is alert and active, quick to
take hold and remove the cause.
If any Improvement is to be made. he
IS always ready with his little anti
Gee, isn't he a beaut. You look at
him and can help but want him to turn
around so you can see if his wings are
not sprouting. You would bet your
bottom dollar that when he arrives at
the pearlY gates, St. Peter would re-
move his crown and say:
ALLOW me to present you. Here,
front, take this gentleman up to the
bridal chamber
You think him a good honest Christi
an man, one who follows strictly Christ's
teachings, Do unto otherts as you would
that they should do unto you. Bear
We one another's burdens, Love We
one another, and love thy neighbor as
thyself, - and the queerest part of it is,
he thinks as you do that he has a inch
on those wings.
He goes home at night looks over
the days work says his prayers and
goes to bed little thinking that he is
abetting and helping to bring disease,
misery and despair to untold thousands
OF women and innocent little children.
All! you begin to sit up and take no.
tice. NV dear man, don't you know
that sins of omission are just as sinful
as sins of cOmmissian, and their effects
as far reaching.
What has this man left undone to
jeopardize mis- chances of getting that
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-05-14
A Temperance
ak to Voters
JASON KEEP

diadem with those little ewels in it.
Now listen: There is no sane man
who does not know that Intoxicating
liquors have caused more misery and
despair and deaths than all our wars.
and is killing off 1852, 900 of our boys and
girls each year.
You good upright citizens, you who
pray and you who ought to pray, who
would risk his life to save one child
from drifting over the cataract, why
in the thunder do you so calmly look
upon the thousands of children drifting
into that whirlpool of dshonor and I'M
timely death?
You know that the army of drunk
ards are started between twelve and II
years of age.
You say you can do nothing, I am
only one. The body polite is com
posed of ones. Why in the blazes don t
you vote dry? Why don't you work for
dry?
Come out boldly and show where you
stand. See how much more your neigh
bors will respect you. See how much
better you will feel. See If your con-
science will not be easier. If yours is
busted or out of repair, go borrow one.
Come out boldly and say, There is
no man who can get my vote who will
not come out boldly and work and vote
to make my State dry"
Say, If | knew how to hit harder, to
wake you, to make you think, I'd do it.
| certainly would raise my batting aver
age if | could.
Now, are we not queer bunch? If
some foreign powers should fire upon
one Of our vessels or fail to salute our
flag and did not Immediately apologize,
we would all be up in arms and 90 over
and knock seventeen kinds of tar out
Of them, perhaps kill off a million or
two of her farmers and lahoring men.
to teach them that 1t is dangerous to
hurt one Of our citizens.
Then we 90 to sleep and let another
enemy kill off l52 090 of our sons and
daughters every year. Please wake up,
your snoring is disconcerting.
The fight is before US. War has been
declared. On the one side is home and
children. cleaner living, better govern
ment and God. On the other saloons,
drunkenness, CRIME, insanity, tempta-
lions, misery, despair, death, He'll.
Which side viii you join? 1t ought
not to be hard to decide.
Will you make Garrett county dry?
Why not vote as you ought to pray?
JASON KEEP.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-05-14
Compensation To Widows On Ac.
count of EccIes Disaster.

According to reports made to the
Public Service Commission to day, the
State of West Virginia will pay from
the workman's compensation fund dur
ing the coming year 81, 200 month to
the widows and orphans created by the
Eccles mine disaster.
Each one of the IS widows will re-
ceive $40 month. with SIS additional
per month for each child under Is years
old. In addition the State will pay the
funeral expenses of the men killed; 80
were married foreigners.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-05-14
FISH COMMISSIONER
SMITH A BUSY MAN
His Duties lust at This Season Are
Many.

Fish Commissioner W. A. Smith
spent part of the past week in the
vicinity of Frostburg aud Homecoming.
A consignment of 10000 three week
old brook trout were placed in Muir
phey Run, tributary of Savage river
The yonng fish gave evidence of be-
ing in splendid condition and every pre-
caution was taken in transferring them
to the running streams, to make the
planting successful. The water in the
fish cans was slowly tempered to the
same degree as the water in the streams
and few, if any, of the fish were placed
in strong current.
Another consignment of 10000 trout
will be sent here next week for planting
in another more distant tributary of
Savage river.
Mr.. Smith arranged for the appoint
ment of several fish wardens to police
the fish streams of Garrett county that
are now beng stocked by the state.
Several persons have been seen along
Savage river lately with fishing tackle
and the wardens will be instructed to
make arrests as speedily as possible.
The fish law passed by the Legislature
for Garrett county, prohibits trout fish
ing until 1916, when the baby trout
with which the streams have been
stocked this year will have achieved a
size of between six and eight inches
and begun spawning.
No one laying any claim to sports
manship will fish in these streams and
the law outlaws who may disregard
the law will be prosecuted for the
first and every offense. Local fisher
men are cooperating with the farm
ers of Garrett county and the state
wardens to inform on every person
caught with line in any newly stocked
streams.
Interest in this matter is not con-
fined to Frostburg. In Homecoming,
Westernport, Oakland. Grantsville and
other sections the State is receiving
assistance from local residents in re-
stocking the streams and in arranging
for the protection Of the fish until the
spawning age is reached, which will be
in 1916.
Peter F. Mcfarland, of Homecoming,
is among those who have applied for
fish and intends to go to considerable
expense that.the young trout are safe
ly transferred to favorable streams,
near Homecoming in Garrett county.
Saturday ( morning Commissioner
Smith was insOakland and met Charles
G. Long, one of the employees of the
State hatchery, at Durid Hill Park, who
brought $4,000 Young trout to this place
which were. placed in the following
streams: J. Roaring Creek, Sand Run,
Wilson's Run, Totten Run, Harrington
Creek,:Bul's Run, Millers Run, and
BradleyiRun. Fishing in these streams
is unlawful until 1916.
Next weekGMr Smith will receive a
consignment of trout to be placed IN
the Northern part of the county from
Confluence.
In two years Garrett county will be
the fisherman ssparadise. Let every
follower of;Isaac Walton see that the
fish law is Vigorously enforced.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-05-14
NEW HEALTH LAW FDR
State OF MARYLAND
Will Go Into Effect July First-San-
itarY to a Degree.

I On the date mentioned the new
Board of Health laws passed by the re-
cent General Assembly go into effect
DR.. John S. Fulton, in addition to being
secretary of the State Board of Health,
will become the State Health officer.
The State will be divided into ten
sanitary districts, following county
lines, each district to have a deputy
health officer stationed therein whose
duty it shall be to represent the board
and to have supervision and control of
all sanitary and health matters in the
district under instructions from the
State health officer and the board.
The board through its deputies and
agents are granted additional powers,
such as the right to enter upon and in
spect private property and abate any
nuisance found upon such property; the
right to summon witnesses and ad-
minister oaths.
The Board of Health has authority
over all concerns where food is manu-
featured, as canneries, bakeries, slaugh-
terhouses, etc; where it is prepared
for eating, such as hotels and eating
houses: and where it is packed stored or
sold. The board Of health has hereto
fore had supervision over all food pro-
ducts to see that they are pure and
wholesome, but the new act gives it
authority TO see also that food pro-
ducts are prepared in clean place and
by clean people.
The State Board of Health has almost
unlimited control of all the waters of
the State, springs, streams, ponds, the
Chesapeake Bay and its estuaries, and
even that portion of the Atlantic ocean
within the borders of Maryland; it gives
the board control over all the water
sheds and water supplies Of the State
and over all the sewerage disposal, not
only Of the city OF Baltimore, but of
every town, village and county, and
even of all the water supplies and sew
erage disposal arrangements of prop
erty owned by corporations or indivi-
duals.
The board may order sanitary i'm
proyements in a town, or county, and
may enforce the same, the law itself
giving such town or county the au-
thority to issue bonds for such pur-
poses without further legislative sane
ton.
Before any land plated for sale is
put upon the market; and before anvf
permanent buildings are put upon
such land the owners must file with
the board plat and the plans for sup
plying the tract with water and sewe-
rage service. If these are not salts
factory, the board may order the
owner or owners TO install such a
system of water and sewerage service
as it may deem proper. This power
extends even to the case where one man
builds a row Of small houses for sale or
rent.
If the Health Board can carry out
all these new laws and enforce all
their provisions, typhoid ought soon to
be but an evil memory; disease germs
should flee for their lives and "Spotless
Towns" will not be in the same class
with the State of MARYLAND
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-05-14
Dry COunty-No Work For Grand Jury

Hancock county, Ohio, of which
Findlay is the capital, is dry under the
Rose law. In fact it is one of the dry
est spots in creation. Prosecuting At
torney Merle Poe has notified the grand
jurors that their services are not need
ed at the April term of court, as there
is not single case for investigation.
This thing has happened twice before
since the county went dry. The same
thing will happen in Garrett county
under local option.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-05-14

remaining to be harvested So, 1897. 900
acres, Liz, 900 acres less than planted
last autumn, but 1858, 900 acres more
than harvested last year.
Indicated yield per acre, 17.8 bush
els. Indicated production, $50, 900, 900
bushels.
These figures compare with condi-
tons Of 95.6 on April /, and 9l.9 on
May |, 1913.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-05-14
TRIED It THREE WINTERS
And 7. D. Downs Considers TX. TIE
Best Made.
Yes F"ar'S Emulsion Builds Up Sys-
tenn and Keeps OFF Severe Coughs.

John D. Bear, Elkton, Va,
Dear Sir: have taken Bears Emul-
sion each winter for three different
winters, and have found it the best
thing | ever took to build up my system,
improve the appetite and protect me
from the winter coughs, which | have
been subjected to for the last ten years.
And Bears Emulsion IS the only thing
| have ever gotten that would break up
the cough and strengthen me. Irecom-
mend Bears Emulsion not only as the
best cough remedy but, one of the best
tonics | ever took.
Yours truly,
T. D. Downs.
Do you need tonic. tissue builder,
and something that will stop that annoy
ing cough? Well, then, there is moth
ing that will do this for you just as
Bears Emulsion will. One bottle will
stop that cough that you have had for
years, build up your run down system.
You can now let it at Sturgiss Phar-
macy. Adv.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-05-14
Yours truly,
T. d. Downs.
Engineering and Land Surveying.

On May II, 1914, I will open
office IN Oakland, Md, for the purpoA
of carrying on the business of engineer
ing and land surveying. | also solicit
the real estate business of all who wish
to sell or to buy homes or farms.
Prompt attention will be given all
business.
W. MCCuLLoH Brown, Box A.
Adv. If.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-05-14

/ have one five-passenger Buick
automobile in good order. Come and
get it at your own price. Also Penn
Thirty Roadster, the swiftest car in the
county. Will be sold at bargain. J.
P. Treacy, Ford Agent, Oakland. Md.
ST Advertisement
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-05-14

For aALE-Ten acres of land lmprov-
ed by good house of nine rooms, barn
and all other necessary buildings; gas
in house; pure water. Would make
delightful home for retired family.
Located on Third street In South Oak
land. Apply to L. w. Clark, Oakland,
Advertisement.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-05-14

For SALE-An E. M. F. touring car
fully equipped, also gasoline tank with
pump attachment. Will be sold cheap
Apply to Judson Loar, Oakland, Nd,
Advertisement g-3t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-05-14

Cut the Cupons out OF the Saturday
Evening Post and the Ladies Home
Journal and take them to Arthur Town.
shend's store, Oakland. and receive a
free package of pulled rice and pulled
wheat. Advertisement.
Subscribe for The Republican
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-23

OKLAHOMA CITY. July ~ The
order OF the Sisters 0f the blessed
Sacrament. for Indians and cularei
people. with headquarters in Perus,l.
Nauia. and organized in 1874. filed iu-
corporation papers with the secretary
of state today ana appointed Frank
Farmer ~ Oklahoma city us state
representative The president of the
organization is Catherine VI urexal
and the secretary Katherine J. D'Cuu-
nor u is one of the oldest and best
known institutions of the kind iu the
county
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-23
Army Affairs Caused Conference.

IONDDN, july 22-Thc Morning
Post says it has reasons to believe one
of the causes which determined the
calling of the home rule conference
was a series Of recommendations from
the army council, representing that a
grave military situation might arise
from civil war in Ireland. II adds
that ii understands also that the
kings speech 10 the conference con-
tained references to matters not
strictly Irish, which. with the consent
Of the conference. were omitted from
the published report Of the speech.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-23
Fresh Air Fund For The Babies.

Have you given yet the Fresh Air Fmd2
Have you given thought to the babies who need this
hep9
Do you know that there nearly dozen children
i'll the detention home; children who had home or no
parental care before they placed there?
Woudn you like to play small part assuring the
future health and happiness Of these unfortunate ura's
Answer these questions for yourself and if there, drop
OF Christianity IN you spark Of human kuduc, about
your makeup you will send amount, matter how
small or how large today.
Yesterday two waits given the lone.
Their mother arrived here destitute and the little were
taken to police headquarters Later in the day Humane
Agent Wech took the babies the detention home
where under the shade of big trees and in cool air ney
will be given better home than they had in their
lives Wouldn't you like to help hemH
Previously reported Observation-Disclosures $lj3s5
Pat and Buster Observation-Disclosures, 200
Total to date ...................,....$l $l5j8S
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-23
TO SEEK A NEW TRIAL
Mac kenzic and Baker Case Comes Up
in September.

BARTLESN1LLE. Okla. July %.
An effort is being made to secure
ne wtrials for Joe Baker and Guy
Mackenzie. serving life sentences IL
connection with the murder Of Charles
I. Reuter-. a prominent Tulsa attor-
ney, which case was one Of the mos,
sensational in east side criminal ar
fairs. John r. Charlton OF Bartles-
Nilit and Ben Thompson Of Sapulpa.
who have hncen employed for the bows
will present the matter 20 the Grim.
inal court Of appeals in Septvm her.
Mrs Reuter-. wife of the dead man,
was tried as an accumplice. but was
acquitted. She later married a man
In Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-23
Is CAUSING RELIGIOUS nIGorny
Says Trishman. IN Referring to the
Home Rule strife.

NORFOLK. Va. July la I'm HTS am
nuai address before the biennial .ou-
yontion ~ the Ancient Ordcr Of u.s.
herrians hero iJd1E President James
J Eegau reviewed thte political situH-
ton IN Ulster "a Few intolcraut
spirits have hcen waging bitter CAM
palgu against home rule" he said.
"arouslnE wherever possible racial
preiudices and religious higotrv"
The military branch Of the order
submitted a rcport recommending the
raising Of funds for the "causc' In
Ireland.
In his statement ON the general
condition OF the order P.a.ldert RE-
Gan asserted Il was "lcr,miur more
powerful as n preserving agent for
the safety of the republic"
The Juvenile committee of tho order
reported membership Of $500.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-23
Is Now Under Arrest in Edmonton,
Canada.

OKLAHOMA CITY, July 22.-Gov-
rrnor Cruce today issued requisition
for Eugene Smith, alias Douglas
Rowe, who shot and wounded Ed
Rice, 4 Tulsa policeman, on May IS
Of this year Smith has been located
and is now under arrest in Edmonton,
Canada Harry Stege, Bertillon ex-
pert. now located in Tulsa. has gone
to Canada TO bring Smith back siege
has left for Washington, where he
viii present the eXtradition papers to
the United states officials. where for
NAL request on the Canadian authorl-
ties will be made for Smith. 1t Is said
that Smith shot the Tulsa policeman
when the latter was trying to arrest
him. Smith has been traced exten-
sivoly over the country. and has tray
eled over nearly an Of the north and
finally landing in Edmon-
ton
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-23

LONDON. July 22.-The Unionist
morning papers take a gloomy view
OF the prospects of the home rule
conference. They assert that yester-
siys meeting showed that an agree
ment on the exclusion question was
impossible and they expect the con
ference to be broken up today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-23
REFUGEES STILL THERE
Refuse 10 Pay ENhoriblant Rates To
Leave Mexico.

PUERTO MEXICO, July 22.-The
unwillingnoss of the Mexican political
refugees mere to pay what they re-
gard as an eXurbtant price for
steamship to take them to Jamaica
has resulted in their still being here
tonight. They probably will finally
leave puerto Mexico as individuals,
despite the fact that many of them
are insisting that they an will stick
together and choose some other route
from Mexico than the one which in
Cludes Vera Cruz.
The steamer Buenos Aires will leave
tomorrow forenoon on her regular
schedule for Europe by way of Vera
cruz. Or. Ignacio Alcoccr. minister
Of the interior in the Huerta cabinet
and a few others Of the cxiles, will
take passage on her
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-23
CAILLAUX WON BRILLIANT
VICTORY FROM EVI
DENCE YESTERDAY
MAY result IN A Duel
Police Broke Up Mobs That Were
Fighting About the Merits
of the Case.

crowded ~ its utmost capacicy i'm the
.xuert9tiop of sensational relation.
arising rom N I.ahor's closing ulti-
u.,tIIm of last pight. when he de-
claroJ he would refuse to plead un-
less - iuu statement was "lIu' o9 lu'
government IrEaIuI"E u"'"I"' ''l >
WhI'u IL WIS a',s'u were I"'P"' '""'
enough 10 crush 'dHlauN
On lhe opening uI court 'H' pI"-
tuIal"I-E E'H'i'I Salu ne "3" '"' '",l
lIrd 10y lue government /" u''l''v Ii.'
documents referred TO ln N'S,u u"H p
testimony ulu NOT 'NI5I IH9l'H"'
therefore, OF utterly dlscreul'hE mo
oN-premler the incident ehded IN ms
triumph.
When the pro'uraloI -Eeh'Ial re-
sumed ms seat M l'3boIl' c"uhS'I loI
Nine. CullauN. said:
\ Sarcastic Reply.
.,y, coreidrr tho incident closed"
NJ Cbonu rcnIiod sarclsticallv.
',rbo ircidort is closed to mo .at-
isr,rti,n of M Caillauv hut to my
mind it was nothing but a clever di-
version most opportunely arranged
and ! admire the SIKH Wlih WhIrh IL
was ARRANGED, 1t has pleased NJ call
lauN to transform cIlmlnal IrI"l
into the trial OF a pontcdl cause
stances which escaped my compre,
hension, We reach TINS parad"Nlral
issue that CalIlauN Games OUT OF the
prOCecdngs with certlllcalC OF ulS-
Interested PATRIOTISM.
The Radical leader tollo"eu the
case with the closest attention. Occa-
slonally he would look l'hoeIly III
The direction OF his wife with an en-
cOuraging smile or gesture
ru.ico durinp tho session today
there were exciting scenes. Once,
when M Chenu declared II ana not pc
como M CaillauN 10 enpeaNui 10 Spol
the grave which his vile had maze,
the CN-prcmler splanB forward ana
exclaimed:
since | must take notice "l Wha'
this lawyer has SAID, VIII ASK MN
If he VIII take personal responsibility
for his words.
When tho rproar when TINS utter
Chcnu replied:
81 take the entire responsibility |
You cannot menace me here.
NJ tWllauN did not lnierpoSe IuI- .
thcr I'm the proceedings untll Augusle
AyUl, political editor of the fIsaio /
in his deposition, declared that carry
in November 1873, NJ. CallauN haI /
stopped him in the lobby OF the .
chamber and asked how much longer /
Calmctte was going to continue ms |
campaign. lie gave an evasiNe anhWcr ,
and NJ. CaillauX then said 70 hiln.
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