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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-04

faront ways. and yet there seems to
lie restraining force. a vague ele-
I,cnt Of uncertainty and doubt which
does not favor the woman.
our modern civilization is hedged
about by certain unwritten and oft
spoken laws which the great mass OF
humanity feels by instinct and obeys
lot through fear OF a physical PEN
atty but by the ever-threatening whip
Of public opinion.
II has remained for a great Rus
. an actress to silently demonstrate a
.Nital domestic problem. and the ques-
on at the head Of this article is an
fwered surely and certainly, and in
g way that wins approval OF every
4 oanminded person.
Should a Woman Tell" Is a four
part motion picture drama enacted
~ Miss N. A. Tzernowa actress by
to the Imperial Russian
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Benedict XIV Is
Name Of Pope
Continued from Page oneD


was ordained lu the priesthood lie
room attracted the attention of car
UuM Eampolla later secretary Of
state for Pope Leo XIII When Car
dlull Rampolla was made muncio 70
Madrid, he took Monsignor Della
Cuirsi with him as secretary OF
luDturr.
Ou Cardinal Rampolla's return 10
Rome 90 become secretary Of state at
.,8umu MousIguur Della ChIcsa en-
.r.l the socrCt1riat OF state as one
ut the "WIuutaWu," or minor officials,
lutI 1901 when he was appointed
substitute Of the seorctur,at, and also
secretary Of the cypher
As secretary to the secretary or
state. Cardinal Della Chirsa was
lru.ght into notable prominence
throughout the Catholic hierarchy
hut his position was not at that time
e. curdIullist rank ou the success
sion OF Pope rlus \. Nonslgnor Della
CL.o-l continued IN the s'rretar1i
until December Us, 1900 when Pope
IIns y gave him a noted promotion 10
tnu position Of archbishop of the inn
.purunt -.o If Bologna
Eug seven years D." administered
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-04
NItJI,STICC.

should n woman tell? II a man
en- live down his past why can't a
' v.man? should woman he more
. ,crely judged than a man2 Does
~ the present atone for the past2
These questions have engaged the
;unds and attention Of deep thinkers
t1e world over. Discussion over the
single standard" has brought forth
,lsny opinions expressed In many diff.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-04

court. assisted by the Imperial Rus
sian company.
This splendid feature picture is
booze for one day only. tomorrow. at
ihe Majestic Patrons are requested
& attend tie ma,i ICES. ,hus avoiding
the rush Of the night crowds.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-04

To- come 10 Rome for the couclaye al
much personal discomfort.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-04

Unclaimed Tailored Suits, Sl5.-
Leo lowering Tulors, 4 West Third
sirpDt. ADV
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20

isniqen, Die reid peroen noaen,
i6rieb Benjamin 5rantIin I'M Sabre
1850. Die @prii8e ieines Re8eptes
baben troy ibre5 boben Differs beuts
no 9ibren @ert bebalten uno laute1
tpie folgt:
Soft bi!ft Oenen, Die f4 ieIbft
bsIfen.
GauGbeit gIsi4t Dem ROfe, Der
melt me6r ungrsift oIs Die arbeit;
Der S9luFsl, ben man oft brau4t,
1T INNER blunt.
Der i4Iafsnoe Studs fdngt tetr
9ubn.
Gleib Fat feline @infde n6tis.
User eiG @eperbe bat, Der bat Elm
&apital; tper Ropf bat. oer bat Elm
sintrG9li9es gbrendmt.
Dem fIeiBigen Wtunn febt BEL
Sunger ins 9aus; tr ldBt i'm Gbes
ni9t binein.
6leiB be3ablt S4uloen; MntIp'
Iigteit bermebrt Iie.
2aB beine Qrbeiter obne aufii6t.
uno Ou lGBt ibnsn Oetnen 8suteI of
fen.
Cine fette aii4e ma6t Elm mage
res Seitament.
Mit Dem, mas elm ein5iges Safer
tpftet, lam man Stpei &tnoer auf<
eroteben.
@iel Wenig MAIDEN Elm 8tel,
Ser 2ederman0 bat nidt tpeit
sum 8etteltabe. Soren be5ablen &en
e9maus, un6 tluse 2eute Oer3ebreu
Jpn.
2ege fir Utter unb ROt suriid, 10
lauGe nu tamil. psnn bic Morasr'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20
9ie Grmibnna 6ei Ser Qrbeit.


Die S4pierigteiten Der JeIHsIs
lung Der grmiibung Bel Der arbeit
Iiegt Dor alien borit, bab bieIs is
mad Qrt Der arbeit unb Der ars
~bsitsbouer fir iebsn 8erufs3ipeig ans
bers geIasert If, unO baB fpesiea
fir bic 6roge Der Grmiioung neben
ben berufli9en aud ipirf9aftIi9e,
Io5iaIs unb perI0RIi9e Moments BON
GROCER 9ebeutung iinb. Sir bic
QsiItungen elmer beftimmtM arbeits'
enersie 1T Dor alien Der @rnb Der
Gntpidlung Der bel Der Grbett in
4nfpru9 genommene Orgons, Der
MuSteln unb 0erben ousi9lagses
benb. Grmiibuns lit bic natirIias
BoLsc t0rperli9er pber geiittser ars
6eit, lleberermiibung bts TOIge elmer
innerbaIb Der Qorm ni9t ipieOer
ausgegIi6enen grmiibung; ie mebr
Die Grmiibuug our lIeberermibung
fI6rt, nm 70 leihter enttpidelt iia
IogeRonnte reiabare S9pd9e. Bel
ben arbsitern iptelt bic Grt bsr
Mustelarbeit cine grpbe 9ols, Oh
ein3elne Mlusteln ibermdbig onges
itrengt lperben, Oh bic 30rperbaltung
cine freie ober ge5tpunsene If, uno
namentIi9, Oh bs 8au9s uno 8ruF'
atmuna BEL Der arbeit bebinbert unb
oabar1 Der 4bflub bes 8lutes aus
ben 9latobern erI9nert ptrb. Ju>
folqe Der t6rperIt9en MnFtrengung
tommt Is 3ur @iIbung bon Grmiis
bungsItOffen in ben Wusteln. Mit
ber 9iIbuRg Der grmibungstoffe
in ben arbettenben Mnsteln ssbt Der
0erbrau9 bes R6rpergstpebss, ipssia
Ell Der orbeitenben Musteln un6 bes
Jettes, Sdn6 in Sanb. Don srOBs
ttr Nihtigteit fir bic arbtttenOen
MusteIn lift babsr einmal fie Gre
ndbrung unb bann bic Rubs. Sbmps
tome Der Grmiibung fiRb 9srties
flung Der 4temadse. 8ei9leuHi9uns
bes gul1es, aniieisen Der ROtpers
marine unb 4bnobme Der arbeitss
leiEung. Sebe tGrperIi9e arbeit
ma&t, tpenn Te Elm eepiFes MoB
iiberfteigt, fir geiEige arbeit unfG'
big; bic innIi4e Dohrnehmung
ntrb bann Ionsidmer unb unssnaii'
CT; bsmentIpredenO piro bic llnter'
I9eibuns fir iegIi4e art bon Nahr'
fehmung unIi1er unb feblerbaft.
Dirb bic @rmiibung bur9 Rube uno
GrnGbrung ni6t pteber oussegIi9en,
70 tommt es in ben Defenders IN
anIpru9 gsnommsneI Organeu gu
Gntsanbungen, 3. o. Sebnsni DIET.
bcnent3inbungsr, G4iefbnls. platt'
fiiBs, Qrompfobern; S9dbignnsen
ber ansen burd Ne%bermabung FRO
bic Ro9iblinbbeit, bns auesnaitterR
BET 8ereIeute. Sn ben Rsrben tre'
ten ntfclge Der SrtIidEn llebermils
bung 1erbenidmerotn anb Rrdmpfe
nuf. Am 9erssn aeigen fiG @srGn'
beruugsn tn Oorm bon Grtpeiieruns,
au@ bic ArisrieuperEaIsMnG tt aIs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20

tonne f4sint utdt ben san5en Gag
@rOBe G6ifTe t0nnen tpagen; tlei.
ne 8OOte miifen ii6 an ufer 6alteu
IS tit lei4ter, 5pei 6eroe 5auen.
uIs auf einem Jeuer gu nnterbalten
@e6 Iiebsr obne 4tnObrot al
gett, ais oab Ou nit S9ulben auf.
Ttebit.
Gs 1T Iei9ter, oas erite 9sliifte gu
unteroriiden, aIs ale foIgenOen gu
befrte0igen.
9reimal aus3ieben 1T eben1o
I8limm dls einmdl a~b6rennen; bIeibe
in oeiner B%ertItdtte, 10 miro osins
Wertitdtte Dir bleiben.
gripirb, mas bu tunnit, un0 Be-
tpabre, mas ou ertporben baIt. 9as
1T Der tpabre Stein Der WeiIen, Der
oeiR 8Iei In 9pIb bernanOelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20
R(aIGfl3irte An5eigen!

9eitifcr @eiitcr, Der LANCE Sabre
in Sen groBten GbofoIa0en.6a.
brifen @itropas tbdtig mar in Der
SerItenung iGmmtlider gbofola0en,
Gocao, aonfeften, ruiiiider @eles,
Nturmela6el 9bitfonierben, 0ro9es,
Sa6ncbonbons un6 ionittger gseu.
beiten %erfabrer, iu6t paiienoe Stel.
lung. 9fferten inter s. q. an
6iele 3eitung. SIS.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20

cine uebermiiDungseri AetuuHg alifs
auFaIIeu. Sir bic 8eieitiguHg Der
Grmiibuna tommt ausret4enbe Gr@
boluna urb Grndbrung in 5rdge.
Ddbrenb ~tiir8ere Mege 5ur arbeitss
TtGtte Bel S~iborbeiterr infolge Der
bobur4 bepirtten 8entilation Der
2unasn aIs geIunbbeitli4 giinitig
tptrtenb 3u eradteu fnb, MAIDEN il4
bic f6doliden @trtungen petter Mes
ae. beTonbers Bel 1hleater gDittes
runo bemertli6. Gs muB baran
fefqeboIten fDerben, baB cine ents
Ipredenbe Rube5eit in Der Ulitte pes
Sooes elm ni6tiger Mpment fir bic
@rlei4terung Der 4rbsit unb bic
Snonunq Der arGFte BARTLETT. 8es
atpunoene aDrperboltung uno etniets
fiee Snonfpru6nabme einaelner
Mustcln begituItigen ben bor3etttgen
Gintritt Der Grmiioung, besgIeihen
anboltenbe beftige 9erduI4e unb Grs
f1itterungen, frih5etttge S9tpelBs
abIonoerung bur4 bo9e @drmegro0e,
nartOtifde Mittel unb Qltobol. Sc
mebr bic tDrpsrli4e Qrbeit glet9'
seitig geiItig anItrengenO TT, ie BOZ
bere 4nfOrberungen tie an bic 8ers
anttportli6teit uno aufmert omteit
Der atbeitsr ftsnt, UNI 70 frii9er triti
bic grmiIbung elm. Sn oOrbeugenoer
Stnf6t ergibt iid bic GorbesuSS,
6aB bic arbeitsinteniitat i'm Snter'
eEe Der gefunbbeit Der Grbsitsr Elm
gepiFes Rab nidt iiberfeisen bari.
Ser gsee smMs aeI@tHHs.
-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20
Stub 2urelei.

SD tpeiB ni9t, mas ioa es bebeuteu,
SAB iebt metne SaIdeu i6on leer, -
g6f Gage iino nod Biz gum grfteE,
llno Der @irt, ber pumpt mir ri6ts
mebr.
Ser aben6 lit fibl, NIB es bunfeIt,
limb duh bic 2aterneu iinb dusl
8eI9' Slid, DpB Die Inie 10 f%unfelt,
Cont fdnbe ib ni6t nal no6 Saltsl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20
retniasn n. :

gobeIinFoff retnissn. =
nan ma4t fa cine abtO4un9 BON
0niilaiorinbs Ober qunumaipdnsn,
Der man pro Quart flint BIB as9n
gbl0ffel Solmiatgeiit suisBt. Wati
Der lautuarmen Mii4ung birfet mon
ben Gtuff rein unb birfet nit rst
mem @ulfer na9. Man fam aua
cine ni6t su frdftise 9eifsnbri1s
pertpenoen, muB bann obsr roH
oriinbIider ua9blrfen. min man
au Der miT6ung nod g%snstnofOrm
Suqeben, 10 fiIlt mon bic wttl6rHg
am beIien in cine Glai4e, stbt tnrIt
GBl6ffel gsnSinOform gu, t9uttsit
trGftig bur4 unb befeudtet 6ar1lt
Sic 8iirEe. Die Mii9ung 1T leoess
nal Dor gsbrou9 bur4aui4iittelrt.
Gebr 9eeignet fir biefe 3tpeds 1T
aud 9olarin. Qatiirlia mub mon
Tih Bel Der 3einigung Doriehen, ooB
cine epeRtueIl bor9onoene pOlItrr
ni4t gu iebr nit bs9onOelt fDtrO.
-9alfgefprd4. 9err: .Mein
6rdulein, Sic laden ia fortDdb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20
Glan Ses 5tueiten stufucrfs
glan Ocs srissn stodrucrfs

Sn 8ront tcHnoet ih cine ofice gu33a feperot BON Der Gin.
gaug5s8cranon, amr inter oemieben Dad SpeiiGImmer bat Elm
einge6auc5 Buffet 6o5 Die gme bntere @an0 beNedt. @obu. uno
SpeiaGmncr in0 oHb enen iduleunrtgen @ang mihinenoer Derbln.
ben. Sn 3pehen God befnoen tb bier aannern nc6it 6flnf @e.
ranoa, s SUB bod; !. Stod 8 SUB bod. 9aufohen one Sei5ng
uo gtn6ing, $1,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20

- Moberne 3 u96Gnblers
u nsetge. Goeben eridieneR:
n9ie &unft, bur9 ebrIide arbett eth
gerulDgen su ertperben." 3meite
auIlase. rWie nirb man ohns
arbsit faneIl reid9" JiuuRbs
breiBiate MufInas.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20
GeIepbOn 8OugIus 311s.

s. U. Gtnrses, BatentannaIt. GAG
9ranOeis &beater geb1uoe. Eel
0ouqIos 3469.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20

griifen Sic unier Site Saoer 81
un6 @aidine, Inn ieI6iges auf
&ii9Iein gu iibertragen. Quart 0aI
uno cine MaI6ine Bel gorausbe.
aabIunJ $3.50. agentcn in ieoem
County bcrIaugt.-gbifen Site ga.
Der 60, 202t Cunning Ctr, omaha
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20

Gin iruger Maun II Sabre alt,
iubt ar6eit, an Iiebiten ouf Der
5orm. aoreiiirt: 1887 gtoro
IS. 5traBe. Eel. @ebiter 1914.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20

Cas- prsiswirOisite @fen bel Better
Runlp. 9eutide Slide, 1908
Dodge GtroBe, 2. Stod, MaDEoet.
tetn % Gents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20

-8alrge.fprad #. 9err: .Mein
6rdulein, Sic laden ia fortpdb.
renb! Saben Gle stipa DOrber cine
2a3toube geqeifsr2"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20
MOtprebeIes

1914 Snbian MotorcpcIe lett fertig;
Bargains in gebraudten WeaiAi-
ren.-0mobn 8icpcIe 60, 16. aTO
Chicago StraBe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20

Die feinite barsgemadJte @art.-
9elifnter, ieIbitprdparirter Sdin.
fen uno Sped, iouie Die beiten
GIcifdlOrtcn aler art. Sernann
@dgeIe. 2SOS iiiSl. is. Strabe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20

3opie serindt aus nusgefammteir
Sooreu $3.50; ein Set 2ofen
trei. Grau $. 30. Cd, t304-1305
% 6. % gl6q.. Smohn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20
2annbries.

9as cin5ige Oentide RObeI. 9lepara.
tllrgei6Gft in omaha. 81. 4arors,
@tgentG. 2910 Sarnam; Sar. 1862.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20
Der gses saMs aei@ta#s.

Gin porsigLiass asssRt far DC,
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IINTIII$l1IT
wv
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-17
Quick Relief When
Utterly Worn Out
Getting the Blood in Order
Ia Required BY Most
People.

II sou DINA ygu have epne ~ smash and
q eulf fof The aiscArt ~ y y n fAr The
bloon "a viii snrpflss 500 a. know Nhat
Gan o. done Cor hralih once thr ulo,.i IL
released ~ thc exccss W hody wantss that
kc.p u trem acreislng iis fill measure ~
bodily rcpslr
II you fcel played out ~ 20 any drug
esof' and asA fof q hottv ~ = - y il,rS
a remedy thAt grts AT work 10 4 ~ mk
lmsi q just naturally rnshes flght infn
lNuf blood, scatlcra gvrms right ani lefl
~ and down and sideways
You feel better AZ ouce not from A stini
uianl, rot from the action % atuex hut
clue
Tue ingrriisnlS IN = q serve the
eenVe purpcse ~ ~ suuulAilne ths eeiiular
Issues % ihr b'ds that thgf plck out fr,m
~ blood their o~n e3rntial natrimeut ard
lhns fepalf Nofk hcElns Al nAs rhe relief
- tenefAi all oNef TIE system
% not neglec, 10 krt bottle ~ \ :
Today n vii make you trel t.,ttcr In inat
= lev minutes II 4 prepared only In ths
lshoratory ~ Thr SWift Speelne ~ Nto
swift Wdg, Atlanta Ga seud for their
NE heok telling % the meny strange COO.
diuens that amict the human famly by
ss~ssn " impoverished bleOd
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-17
Baseball Results
Texas League

Rsssi,s rsrrafr sa
gsl.tsfon b Alefin :
WHDo 90 liousiun
San Antonio d. D1ilae
nea lm0nf Port Woffh fain
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-17

--Bas do yon a1anf that kind OF Baking Powderi
DO you want 10 pay for loi Of inferior ngred-
ients--hllcrs that simply make bulk bu have no
leaeening propertiee whatever.
DO yon want e. pet into your baking a lot Of
useless materials thsf only de- harmg
Then you should avoid thc cheap and big-can
baking powders
--BEC1lSE
--'hey an Dis bull ba frequently a,t sufficient leayenlne
piogmftt
they often eaHfe te.e much to produce he deaed ede
--ihe, sl aot aluais piaiu,e lah, Wholesome food.
--thoy l,.,o lhc talias bea,sl and yellow
AMI alkaline.
--'h a'e seldom unorm n strength o. quniy.
iat.s gatfrf. merely eye io1 Viz
ua.I.sf i.a' afelton fn sr' youf m"nei
Kes ums yoa huy Raiiar Powder .es'ihp
C,nal Caloet hs ca,, baking rouds,
and tft te tft can boy 90
We guarantee 10 Us iht sa it doss NOT oiuce tle lre, ,is
phosuuc p0d 500 last fioss ls,
mcnry
We couin' o l' isrendibiw ls purity b.,
economy 4 ~ uei aa enlle lsge in uus
Received he.c 'euda wold. Pu's Food Exposition Chicago
Pam, france March, s,l2
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-17

Hut steady Further rains 10 N
nI also raining m Noria fsi=
.ani runsfarulud nen.son' ~
fflrr weakness.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-04-17


Miss Eleanor Levin died suddenly in
Greensboro, n c., on Saturday even
ing last. Miss Levin for the past two
years had been engaged in the extern.
sion work Of the Girls Friendly Society
in the South aud for number Of years
she was 10 charge OF the Girls Friend
" Haliday House at Sandy Springs,
MONTGOMERY county, Md. For num-
her Of years she was principal Il Mel
rose Institute IN Evansville seminary
for girls, and was Tor several years
president Of the alumni Of Hannah
More Academy, Baltimore county.
Miss Levin was daughter Of the
late Rev Dr. Meyer Levin an Episco-
pal minister, who had charge Of sever
al parishes in Southern Maryland, one
Of them being Port Tobacco Parish,
where be was 10 charge for several
years, and while living in the rectory
near Port Tobacco the deceased lady
then young girl made many friend
ships which lasted through life. Mr..
William NJ. Levin, formerly States At
torney, OF Prince Geoge's county, now
praeticins law in Washington survives
her. Miss Lewin's remains were
brought from North Carolina BY her
brother and were inferred in oak Hill
cemetery, Washington. D. c., on
Tuesday.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-04-17

Mr.. Henry NJ. Ward who has so sue
cessfully conducted the general mer-
camille business at Newburg for the
past several years will quit business at
that place after May the first next, in
consequence Of his lease having expired
upon the property he occupied.
Mr.. John Martin, the owner Of the
properly, will open business there him
sell. Mr.. Martin some years ago con-
Quoted successful business at New
burg but gave it up to engage in the
employment Of trave'ing salesman
but having tired of the ult will re-
tdrn to merchandising Mr.. Martin is
good business man and we therefore
feel sure his new engagement will be q
success.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-04-17

In pursuance OF a previous call those
who favor local option in Charles
county met in the Court House OH
Wednesday last. There was small
attendance attributable, it was said, to
the iuelement weather, but those pres
ent Indicated much earnestness in the
cause they advocated
II rry r. Bowling was elected chair
man of the meeting with R. L. Mitchell
secretary. After considerable discus
sion as to the besi form Of procedure to
insure victory for them at the polls ii
was finally decided 70 select an execu-
tive committee to be the guiding hands
in the campaign. This committee was
appointed and was empowered by the
meeting to select committee Of ten in
each OF the nine districts to work till
election.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-04-17
GOOD Friday Services.


The Crucifixion and death of Christ,
was COMMUNICATED by all Christians
throughout the civilized world on
Good Friday. The passion services
are solemn and impressive inl the
Roman Catholic Churches, especially
is this so in the ancient and touching
ceremony the Alteration Of the Cruel
fed. The celebrant removes the
large veil from cross containing a
figure of the crucified Saviour while he
chants, "Behoid the wood Of the cross
upon which was hanged the Salvation
OF the worlds. the choir responding
.Come let us adore.'' The cardinal if
he be present and clergy, with their
shoes removed approach, kneel and
kiss, the represention Of the Crueified
Christ. The congregation afterward
approach the alter rail and kiss smaller
representations of Christ nailed to the
Cross. Even the most confirmed
seeptics who witness these ceremonies
are impressed with their solemnity and
with the devotion Of those who attend.
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At 8 O'Clock on last Friday evening
Pesach or the feast OF the Passover one
of the three most important fe tiyaIs in
the Hebrew Calender was ushered in.
The Feast of the Passover commemor-
ates the occasion 5000 years ago, when
Moses led the Israelites from Egypt,
the land OF bondage. The Reformed
Jews observes this holiday seven days
while the Orthodox extend it eight days.
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Respectfully,
THoS. NJ. CARPENTER.


Geo. NJ. Woodburn died suddenly at
his home in Hughesyille about 5 O'Clock
on Saturday morning last from an at
tack of heart disease, aged So years.
Mr.. Woodburn retired at his usual hour
in apparently perfect health but dur
ing the night he complained oil an un-
easy. feeling that caused shortuess Of
breath but this wore off and he was
soon again asleep. In the morning his
wife was attracted by bis heavy breath
ing and before DR.. Fred D. Chappelear.
who was hastily summoned. arrived he
was dead. Mr.. WOODBURY. was a
nephew of the late George l Chappe-
lear and first cousin Of Dr.. Harry c.
Chappelear, Clerk Of the Court, and DR..
Fred D. Chappelear, and lived all his
life in Charles county Two years ago
he was a candidate for the nominal
ton for Sheriff on the Republican
ticket and his popularity at home where
he was best known was attested BY his
vote in the primaries which showed that
in two districts he got nearly every
vote polled.. Mr.. VI oodburn was pro
prietor of the Hughcsville Hotel and
at the time of his death was duput,
inspector in the State Tobscco Ware
house in Baltimore. His wife, who
was Miss Sarah N. Canter, and two
sons, Clarence w. and George M
Woodburn survive him.
Funeral services were held in Ole
Fields Church, Trinity parish, on Mon
day morning and was more largely at
tended than any funeral that ever tool
place in that sacred edifice. The pal
bearers were: John Dudley, Archi,
Jameson, J. W. Burch, Geo. W. Cross
IS. w Herbert, Albert johnson.
The Woodmen Of the World, OF which
order the deceased was member. pre-
scented beautiful floral tribute.
The interment was in the cemeter.
adjoining the Church.
Mr.. G. P. Herbert had charge OF Thu
/ funeral arrangements.
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Attended The Wedding.

The marriage of Mr.. Brooke Lee. son
of United States Senator Blair Lee and
Miss Elizabeth Somerville Wilson
daughter Of the late State Senator Jos.
5. Wilson which took place in Trinity
Protestant Episcopal Church in Mari
bore on Monday last was performed in
the presence OF large and distinguish
ed gathering. Rev. DR.. Randolph H..
McKim assisted by the pastor Rev.
Francis 4, MeManus, performed the
ceremony, Among theguests were Mr..
and Mrs. W. Mitchell Digges from this
county.
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Went Ashofe

The schooner john Taylor which
took on load OF cord wood recently
in Napiemoy Creek was struck by a
heavy flaw OF wind ON Saturday while
on her way up the Potomac to Wash
ington and the head of her fore top
mast was broken off, causing her sail
TO drop. In the confusion following
the accident the schooner drifted
ASHORE I'D stuck in the mud. She was
.p..i.s- u BY tug the next day ane
went on to the city.