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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-11-06
L|THUAN|A AND L|THUAN|ANS
THE STORY OF A BRAVE. AND
NOBLE RACE - THEIR LAM
GuAGE Is MOST ANCIENT AND
ALLIED TO sANsKRIT-THEY
MAKE PATRIOTIC AMERICAN
clTlzENs-AMERIcRs DEBT TO
THEM.

Deep in the heart of every human
being the Almighty Creator has inn
planted a love for the place of his
birth. A lifetime of Joy or sorrow,
success or failure, cannot blot out
from the memory of man the thought
of home and the fond associations
connected with it. Here in the United
States resides the greatest body of
wanderers from home and fireside to
be found in the whole world. From
the four quarters of the globe they
come in search of happiness, peace.
contentment and prosperity. Prom
inent among these coming in ever in
creasing numbers are the Lithuanians
Ia brave and noble race who love
liberty and hate oppression. A few
words about their native country are
written by Rev. George Joanitis in
The True Voice Of Omaha.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-11-06

of st. Peter. dating from the thir.
teenth century.
The side affairs are dedicated on
the right to st. John Gualberto and
to Our Lady; on the left to Our Saw
Jour Crucified and to St Anthony Of
Padua.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-11-06

WANTED: Young lady of ability
and energy wanted to represent st.
Paul institution in her home town.
Salary and commission and good
chance for promotion. Give refer
ences and particulars regarding age
and former employment, if any. Adj
dress "A. M. c." care The Catho-
lie Bulletin, st. Paul. (tf)
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reflect long enough to know what we
are doing whether it is right or
wrong For acts whose virtue or
vice are readily distinguished, a single
instant will be sufficient reflection.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-11-06
.Furs RemodsIing Our Specially

Away from the high-rent district.
we can save you money and guaran-
tee workmanship.
Redyeing Of Seal Skins to Equal New.
GEieER, The Expert Furrier
Phone Dale 4O3s sc2 Grand Avenue
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-11-06

FARMS FOR SALE - Improved
farms for sale in a Catholic community
in prosperous Wright County, MINI.
Fertile soil, bumper crops, no failures.
Prices range from $65 to 500 an acre.
Address Box Is, Buffalo, Mimi.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-11-06

WANTED-To buy controlling stock
in a State Bank or will organize new
Bank. Address, ID. E. care, The
Catholic Bulletin.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-11-06

WANTED BOYS AND GIRLS
Hustlers, who want to make nice
Christmas money. One boy in Ne
braska made $3.50 on Saturday. Big
demand. Get out exclusive PROPOSE.
ton today. w. Dvorak & Co., Males
tic Bldg, La Crosse, Wis.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-11-06

Wanted - 20 secondhand church
peWs in good condition. Address
Rev. Fl. Yzermans, Verndale. Mimi.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-11-06

The Needlework Department of the
Guild Of Catholic Women win make
comforters to order, hem table linen,
etc. Please send your orders to 205
Wilder Bldg.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-11-06

WANTED-A good Catholic printer,
to buy local paper. Three-fourths of
the population Catholics; two Catho-
lie churches in village; two Catholic
schools, etc. Population OF village,
900. $1,000 will handle deal. Bust
ness will stand closest investigation.
Address B, care The Catholic Bulle-
tin.
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Miss NJ. 5rennan-Fine hair goods
made to order. Scientific scalp and
hair treatment. Out-of-town work
promptly attended to. Phone N. w.
Dale 1907. 372 selby Avenue, st. Paul.
Mimi.
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Bishop o'eorman,s Address.

As the midnight hour approached
the Right Reverend Jubilar an to-
whom these tributes of affectionate
regard had been paid by prelates and
priests, rose to respond and received
an ovation worthy of the occasion.
He spoke in part as follows
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-25
WibberfGnbnis.

sd m6df @ans,npuIber habtn.'
rSiir tpisOiel9"
sNn'-sssdbIt hob i'd Fe ssrase
ni9."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-25

ben mir cine neue 9ebensform eefuns
ben; mos geitern bsitano, beute beiteht
es ni9t mebr. Der &ries bat 0eutf4s
Lamb cine neue Seele eegeben. Gs TT
|ebr I6per, Sbnen bieie @unblung
nit Dorten gu ertldren; tpenn sic Die
beutI9e Seels eenau fennen, iperoen
sic oeFen als elmer tpunberboren
Sa6e balo inne perbeu. gllles. mas
mir sstan baben, seb0rt Der 8ereons
senbeit an." Subermann ipri9t obns
9ittsrteit, ia. nit StoIa. Wie ieber
Deutf9e atpeifelt aud er ni9t on oem
glussnng bes 8rieses.
,Warum fpllten mir niht fiegeng"
Iagt er. .Dir bdben Menideu, Utus
milton, eifernen Dillen, unb boben aud
unI.r autes Re9t. Man bat uns bers
ausgeforbert. @enn Der &rieg nidt
.inen Oefenfip6aratter eebobt bdtte.
pluubsn sic, bab Oann f9on bon @ns
fang an oIIe Sppoiitionsparteien ein<
miitig Die @affen nisberselest bdttenG"
Die1es Irgument eri6eint Suoers
mann unanfedtbar; er fpieoerbolt es
NIT offsnbarer 9snustuuns mshr oIs
,tnmal. Sinh sic i'm Sbeater ses
ipeIen9" frugt er oann. Limb bat es
Sic nidt iiberraI6t, baB nGorinen"
unb .Samlst" gu ben srOBten @rfOls
gen Der Spielaeit sebOrsn9 Wir
Deutfde, bic mir burd unb our9 nas
tipnal geiinnt Itnb, tennen uuf bem
@ebi.te Der 8unit feline nutionalen
@r.n5en. Dns iiimmert ss uns. oh
bus aunfffpert fruns0iiIh Ooer eng
IT'D TT, bic Sauptfu6e bleibt, baB es
I96n 1T. Sn Der 9uIofumieit f6ns
nsn mir unIeren Setnben nod inmsr
uls Bozbilb oienen."
Die llnterboltung bouerts Ianse unb
hreifte bic berfdiebenften @es.nftdnbe.
Subermann seist Iid bel iebsm Wort
ais e6ten gotrioten, oIs Oeutfden,
Der Isinsm aaiier unb Seinsm @aters
Ianbt trtu ereeben 1T. Seine Isstsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-25
9as e6ladHdiff .,aesas."

9as S6la6tiAiff "9egas."
allsin ift ss nod nibt senus. Mau
brau9t aud tii9tiss Mannfdaften
CUR 9soisnuns Der @sidiiBs.
Su Der ameritanii9en Slptte bat
man felt jeber auf Die Sreffiidsrbeit
Der @ei9iiBe bas sr6bts @eiuidt ses
Isst unb alIidbrlib iinb bsbeutsnbe
Summen pberpulpert" iporbsn, um
ben Wannf9uften Gslesenbeit Su se=
ben, ii9 i'm Ri9ten unb Ssuern Der
Bsf9iibs, Defenders Der pou eroBem
auIiber, sinsuii6en. 8ei ben allidbre
lideu SdisBiibuneen tuurbe auf
Srtffiiderbeit INNER bas erSbte Sc
tpi4t ssIeet uno bic beitsn SaiiBen
purben bur9 raT6s 8sf6rbsrung unb
2pbnsulase belobnt. Yei ben lebten
Sdiebiibunsen bat 4unonisr Ruf bon
Der -Seras" NIT odt @oIItrsffern auf
cine Gntfsrnurs bon siuSIf Msilsn ben
Msltretpro iibertrofFen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-25

DAB SpIbaten ibren eigenen Same
raben in Der Rol bethlehem unS Tel6it
ibr eigenss 2eben uufs Spiel ieben,
TIM perpunbeten &amerd0en beiSuitez
ben, 1T ia i6IieBlid nidt gu pertuunz
bern; bod gar bdufis bort oOer lieit
man bon SGllen in lpel9en Solbuten
elmer @rmee unter eigener 9ebensgez
fabr @erpunbeten Der feinOli9en Dir
NEE bethlehem oOer ben bungernben
Setnben nit 2ebensmitteln ausbelfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-25
SapanS strtllell.

Die Oeutibe prehe bsidGftigt fi4
einsebenb nit ben japanii9en Sort
osrungen an bic dineiiibe &egierun9
unb fommt gu bem S9luB, baB ibre
8etpilisuns elmer gtieberlase Der
fransDiiI9en, ensIiI6en un0 umeritus
nif9en politit i'm Ternen Often
sfei9iommi. Na9 ibrer aufFaiuHg
bat Sir @bparo Grsp, Der turSii9tige
5iibrer Der enslil9en POlitit. bel Der
Rriegsertldruns ii9erli4 ni4t OOrz
ausseieben, 0aB iie gum 8erluit bes
engliT9en @influHes in Gbina, ms
bsIonberen Der SntereFenipbdre am
Yangtfetiang, fiibren piiroe.
9ie beutIden 3eitunsen itiiBen iia
bel OieIen 9tusfiibrungen auf einen
9lrtitel Der 2onbon vSimes", tpel9er
bic bon Sapun an China eeiteltsn
Soroerungen auffiibrt, bic pbne 3peis
fel fir England etne peinli9e uebers
rufduns selpeIen fein miiFen uno Der
sanSen Welt betoeiien, bob bos Snfelz
reid oes Niitabo ni9ts @eringeres
oIs bic SerrI9aft iiber China anitrebt
uno por allen bic tpirtf9uftli9e &pns
trolle bes unsebeuren Rei9es an fi9
su reiBen fu9t.
Siibrt bod Der &orrefppnbent Der
.Simes", Der Iein 8latt bon 9efins
aus iiber Die Soroerungen Supans
berftGnoiet bat, aus, bab bur9 biez
feIben oas britiide SntereFe beriibrt
unb in Mtitleibeni9oft eeaosen tperoe.
Dte Der 8orreiponbent melOst, per>
langt Sopan, bab bon iebt ub Gbina
feinen Sell feines 8eIiBes an eine
frem5e Madt perpa9ten pber ear abs
treten fol; baB Supan srtluiipe
MinengepGbrIume in Der MOnsolei
erbulten unb bas Re6t erlansen foll,
In bieier propina feline llntertanen
,anSuiiebeln. 9ssslsi9en fperben bier
beionoere Sanbelspripilseien sefor<
bert.
Cine ipsitere Sorberuus 1T bic @erz
ldngeruns bes ouf bic Manbf9urei
be5uglthen pd6tpertrdges ouf SO
Sabre, bic llebsrtraguns oIlsr beut>
f9en Re9te uno pripilesisn in Der
prpbinS S9antuns, bic uebertrasuns
bes 8etorsdts in 8eaug auf ole Mts
men unb S9iffstOn3eRiOnsn in Der
probin5 Sutien; bob Sapan Die Mits
fontrple iibsr bic Sansgans @iIens
merle unb anbere inouitrielle Inter
nebmungen i'm YangtiezSule erbalten
ion, bab Sopon in @bina GrIenale
erridten barf uno China in 3utunft
tpenigitens bic SGlfte feinsr Utrtnition
in Sapan fault; baB China i'm SaIle
Der Not fi9 nur an Sapan fpsnbet, um
feline territoridle sntegritdt au erbalz
ten; bab enbIi5 Snpan an allen pris
bilesisn, bic an6eren gationen be-
tpilligt tpurbtn, m0sen biefe ii9 nun
auf MeiFionen. Die grri9tung bon
@nifalten ober 2anbantauf beaieben,
isiInimmt; bab feline 5remoen uuBer
Sapaner ols Silfsurbeiter in ben 4rs
itnaItn beranee5osen iDerotn. unb bob
en6lib Sopaner in Der Nlilitdrs unb
Gtnanaperpoltung bes 2onbes Stels
lung erbulten iolIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-25
SnOernlQnlt.
8emerfcusurrtr aruksruuseu bss
OrutiGru Si6ters.


Sermann Suoermonn bat gu Be
Iinn bes groben europGiiben &rieses
I6on einmnl bas Dort genommen, nm
getpiFen Stulienern, bic nit etnem
tpabrsn 5euereifer eesen 0eutf4lanO
beben unb Sruntrei9 in ben Simmel
beben, ernitli9 ins Setpifen gu reben.
Sept bat er in Sa6sn 9eutfdlunos
gegen feline Heioer gum. stpeitenmal ses
Ipro9en, uno Spor pieber gu Stalien,
bas ibm in 9eItult zines 8ertreters
Der rDmiI9en rSribuna" oiefer Sage
in feiner @iaa i'm 9runeDal6 einen
8eIu6 ma6te.
Serr 9lngelo Raggbianti. 10 beibt
Der @epGbrsmdnu bes itulieniI6en
glattes, fdiIbert 3und9it in pOetii9sr
WeiIe ben 9runepalo, neine ttile
SruumsSaIe i'm eiiernen Suiten bes
8erliner 2e6ens," bann etipos realis
itif9sr ben 9idter, ben aufrs4ten,
nerp0Ien Siinf5i9er, nit oem enersts
Iden, bon einem blonben ~ Bart, in
oem uber Die unb oa f9on Silberfdoen
I6immern, umrabmten @eii9t"; man
erfGbrt, bob Suoermunn roas i9li9te,
ber5li6e @efen allsr NorOIdnbsr bat,
bab er aus bem Ditlidien Oftpreubsn
itammt, unb baB in feinen abern piels
lei6t Elm Sr0pfden polnif6es 8lut
fliebt.1 .Sie fruesn mid OBJ i6 ars
bette" bsgann SuOermunn mad elmer
tur5en 8eeriibuns bus 9eiprG6, ~uno
m06ten etlpns iiber meine Grbeit mill
Ien9 60, mas bot oas oIIes iebt gu
bebeuten9 Das beoeutet bas urmIes
liae 9eI6reibe bes Sdriftiteaers ses
aeniiber Dem groben 9sbidt. bas in
erf6iitternber @eiIe iiber gang europa
tlinet2 SD arbeite, tpie mir ole ars
beiten: tein Wenih unterbri6t ben
Rbptbmus meinsr setpobnten Irbett.
Gs iIt mDglid, buB in einem Wionnt,
in Sebn Sagen, morgen, bas Tdterlano
au6 uns brdu9t, unb oarn tperoen
mir oortbin sebn, tpobin mir eerufen
perben, uno oas tiln, mas uns bsfobs
len nirb; Bis babin arbeiten mir ole
unb orbeite aud i9, ober fir mid,
Ieben sic, nm mir oos bibden Sonne
su perbienen, ods isben Rorsen auf
meinen S9reibtii9 fGnt, aber bas
alles bas bat ia iebt ear teinen Bert,
unb i'd IchGme mid beinabe. oariibsr
au fpreden."
.plonen sic pielleiht elm Selben'
Drama, nm 9eutidlanbs eetpaltisen
glufI9puns gu perberrlideng" frost.
Der StaIiener.
.g1ein. Ulan fann Elm beroiides
Drama nibt i9reiben, lpGbreno man
es Iebt. 9llIes, lpas iiber ben Rrisg
aeI6rieben piiroe, tpiirbe ben Gborats
ter elmer @elsgenbeitsarbeit bobsn,
uub i6 bdFe bic @eleeenbeitsnrbeiten.
Oas SeIoenorama bieIer 3sit tpirb bon
einem 9i9ter Der neuen 9eneration
aei6rieben iperoen, bon einem iener
ssiinalinge, bic jsbt an bes Reides
@rensen tGmpfen. @tr Tno iebt Die
glten. sic f0nnsn ii9 nidt porifels
len, ipie alt mir 2llte seiporoen iinb: In
penigen Mpnatsn bat ii9 alIts rings
nm uns griinblif eeGnbert. Den
pbilpfopben, Der mebr nls ale onbs'
rem in SeutI6lanb geliebt mar, iDoIlen
mir feute foum nod nennen h0ren -.
mir paren gu tOmpliaiert. Seuts bas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-25
9(Gn5en0e ceidung.
aanunicr Nuf BON Der ,9egas"
idlfdst ben @elt. 8efprS.

8eittraeenOe unb pirtIame @ez
I9iibe bon groBem &oliber baben iib
In bieIsm 8riese BON GROCER Di9tig>
teit eripieIen unb Spar ni9t nur uuf
ben S9la9tfeloern, bel ben groBen
4rtiGIeriebueIlen, ooer bel Der 8ei9iez
bung bon fssitunsen, fonbern aud in
ben ipenisen Seesefe9ten, bic bisber.
meiit spifbsn beutiben unb britiiden
&riegsI6iffen portamen. 9o9 nit
groben unb peittragenben @eI9iiBen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-25
Bel Der g 6mitr.

SdaufpieIer (bsr ourd ben @or>
bang sefeben): rGs finb nur feds
psrfonen ba-perben mir ipi.len9"
Sireftor: .mas lpollen mir oeun
maben-bas eiusenommene @sIb 1T
bereits fiirs 4benbeFsn ausstesben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-25
Der SreuIofe.

9ausfrau gum 8rGutisum Der 46s
DIM: ~Wiit Sbrer Braut bin i'd sar
nt4t mebr sufrieben; iis 1T redt no&'
Idiiis seipOrbsn.~
@rendbisr; ~Sft mir nu9 I9on uufs
gsfauen, gndbise Sraul (.ntI9loHen)
Wouen mir ibr tiinbisen9 Sd be-
fors. Der snGoissn Jrau fOfOrt cine
neue!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-25
g @oun.rbum m or.

Ginbre6.r: sd tperbs meinen uls
ten S9irm nsben benz @elbf4rant
iftten IaF.n, 6amit bic pOli5ei bentt,
bos @elo bGtte elm seritreuter PRO-
feffor oeraubt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-25

@orte lpar.u: Die etnsigs Soffnuns
unIerer Setnbe ift. uns aus5ubun9srr.
sic tGuIden iih. @is ole dnoereH
piro uud bieie @dpieristit bon uns
iiberpunben tperben.A
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Nstrnhtu

WeinbdnbI.r Gals tn elmer @oritels
lung Der 3auberiiinifIer Daftr tn
Rpffpsin ptrtpdno.ID: -gla, 70 sin
aerI. Der ianu bas 10 nod btfsr als
i9i-
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3 m g Ii unfIaoen

-Rebmen Sic nur bisTsn Rubensl"
~Sit er AUDI pirfIi9 e9tg"
~Wlein @brenportl auBerbem eas
rantisr' i'd brei Sabrs!"
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J1lenf66(i6aett.
Gle 10 i'm btatiaen WBfferfrtes Htdtt
pHlIia nnteraeaanaen.

SrDb Der blutisen Sdreden unb
unbermeibIi9en @rauIamteit bes
Rrieaes finbet man bod bielfn9 Be
peiIe BON 4ufOpferung, tumerabidafts
li4er Sreue uno rein menidli4en
Mitaefiibls. Ole uns nit ben 9reuelu
bss &rieses gum Sell DerfObnen unb
ben geles oafiir ltefern, oaB bic
Menfbli9teit teinespsss i'm 8Iute
Der Sdla6tfelber erittdt lit.
@enn man bic Selbpoitbriefe lieit,
bic oft in padenber @eiie Die Saenen
unb @Orsdnse uuf ben S4luatfels
bern. In ben SdiibensrGben uno auf
ben Iangen. anitrengenOen Mdri4en
f9iloern, ftDbt man Dielfu9 auf Be
ri9te, bic in ipenigen Worten Elm tlaz
res Bib bon bem Wtenf9li9teitsges
fiibl unter ben Solboten 9eben als Die
langatmigiten &riesstorreiponben5en
profeIiipneIler Sournaliiten.
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Stimm mt.

gIf.: sRir iit per pOft Elm srObes.
prG4tises Siterei susssanssn; ober i9
babe feline abnung. bon mem ss fetn
i1nnte."
@ertrub: nNa, bann huf bu ia et'
mas gum 8riiten!-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-23
Real Estate For Sale.

A valuable real estate situate Oh
street, in the City Of Annapoiis LA' ~ ..
a frontage on said West street o. 7--
feet, with depth Of 304G feet more ~
less The said lot runs through y
Northwest street. fronting On ~
Northwest street 43 feet. This PIoP..
is one of the best locations FOR Do7l-I In
# any kind in the town, and espec.@... p.-,
for an automobile garage OF ess
picture theatre, or any other 9'-1'-~ rsf
Of that character. Tne lot is illy''
by large
.TWO-STORY BRICK DNFLi'i'''
For price and terms Of sale apiy =
At. BRADY
Attorney for Owne.
os-ts Arundel BuldiHs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-23

Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blatcn. presi-
dent OF the Women's Political Union.
who has just returned from Europe, is
convinced women should be trained in
time of peace TO take the place of
men in industrial pursuits in time Of
war. Were such q system now IN
existence in France and England. she
says. each 1f these countries could
Immediately put sn ad5itienal srmy
corps al the front Mrs Biatch be
lieves in compulsory military service
for men. There Is more in her latter
conviction than in her former. Uni
versal military service mesns tbs de-
velopment Of a sturdy, trained. pa
triotic citizenship The matter of
training women to take the place Of
men IN he industries is another thing.
An additional army corps-what Eng
land and France might get out of it
would not cause much difference one
way or the other.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-23
Hurry Makes No Haste.

On the morning. after the first card
appeareA ~ this Isper calling the
attenti Of the public to the suit
ability Of this locality for the site of
the proposed United States Armor
Plant, gentleman. connected with
the Naval academy in professional
capacity, said to the author of the
communication: "That's very good
suggestion Of yours; but the citizens
of Annapolis will do nothing about it. !"
Now the citizens Of Annapolis have
done these things ab ut this very inn
portant matter to the city:
The City Council appropriated one
hundred dollars to pay the expenses
OF a Committee. to go 20 Washington
to urge the claims Of this section for
the location Of the Amor Plant.
The cit zens Of Annapolis met in
public assembly and selected COM
mittee with It's Mayor at its head to
go g. Washington on this business.
The committee appointed 10y the
citizens. have been in communication
with the Commission to select the pro-
posed site. and have been informed
that, when the committee was ready
20 hear them. it would send for the
delegation from Annapolis ard give
IL hearing.
All this has been done since last
fall.
Our citizens must remember the fate
of the sluth in haste 20 60 fast He
spent year and half climbing up 4
tree and had advanced foot. Then he
looked down to see how far hs had
gone. lost his hold. and fell to the
ground, Gathering himself up. he re-
flectively consoled himself with the re-
mark: That's what got for being
in hurry"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-23
THE EVENING CAPITAL ANNAPOLIS, MD, OCTOBER q 1915

charter of said city or county from
and after the thi,t,eth day after said
election. Said a1lendments shall be
published by said Mayor OF Baltimore
or President Of tie County Council
once a week for i've successive weeks
prior 10 said election in at least one
new -spaper published in said city or
county.
Sec. 6. The power heretofore con-
ferred upon the General Assembly 10
prescribe the number. compensation.
powers and duties of the County Com
uissioners in each county. and tire
power TO make changes in Sections
l TO 6 inclusive. Article NJ of this
Constitution. when expressly granted
as hereinbefore provided, are hereby
transferred to the voters OF each coun-
" and the voters Of City Of Balh-
more. respectively, provided that said
powers so transferred shall be eX-
ercised only by the adoption or amend
ment Of a charter as hereinbefore pro
vided: and provided further that this
Article shall not be construed to au-
thorize the exercise of any powers in
excess Of those conferred by the Leg
ielature upon said counties or city as
this Article sets forth.
Sec. Z. The word Petition" as used
in this Article, means one or more
sheets written or printed, or partly
written and partly printed; sigma
ture' means the signature OF a reg
istered voter written by himself in
his own handwriting (and not by his
mark). together with the ward or dis
trict and precinct in which he is reg
istered. The authenticity OF such sig
natures and the fact that the persons
so signing are registered voters shall
be evidenced by the affidavit of one or
more registered voters of the city or
county in which said voters so sign
ing are registered, and one affidavit
may apply to or cover any number
OF signatures to such petition. The
false signing Of any name, or the sign
ing of any fictitious name to said pet
ton shall be forgery, and the making
OF any false affidavit in connection
with said petition shall be perjury
Sec. 3 And be it further enacted
by the authority aforesaid, That the
aforesaid Article hereby proposed as
an amendment to the Constitution
shall be at the next General Election
for Members Of the General Assembly
held In this State, submitted to the
legal and qualified voters thereof, for
their adoption or rejection in pursu-
ance Of The directions contained in
Article XVI Of the Constitution of
this State, and at the said general cleo
ton the vote on said proposed amend
ment to the Constitution shall be by
ballot. aud upon each ballot shall be
printed the words For the Constitu-
tional Amendment" and Against the
Constitutional Amendment" as now
provided by law, and Immediately aft
er said election due return shall be
made to the Governor of the vote for
and against said proposed amendment
as directed by the said Fourteenth Ar.
ticle OF the Constitution.
Approved April 18th. 1914
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-23
NOTICE DO CONTKACTOn..

SEALED PROPOSALS wiz oa
by the City Com aissoaer .i
until noon. NOVEMBER l-t, ltI.
Municipal Building for iAe rea
disposal Of human excreta
for b. All Ordinance adopted by
Counsellor ard Aldermen nl tH '-
Annapolis Oh September zta I.I@
..Sinks." for peiiod of one }-ar, namely
December LIST. 1915 to December g.. l.i'
Plans and specifications may te aa+
City COmmisisoucr. The right .s hs.s.t
reserved to reject or accept atl a-'
bids.
ELMER r. parkinson
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-23

Stills a woman vice-president might
make the ce- pres dency famous.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-23

This unhappy planet sorely needs
world peace as a Christmas Present.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-23

Evidently ii is the British intention
to bag Bsgdad.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-23

Every yard gained by the allies
makes their loan IN this country more
popular.