Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-09-16

Mr. I1esckhAx4- n uos1 versatile en-
sersainer ct Canada made the hit o.
~ Chausaaeua thus far Or his clever
izpersonafso1s and use tradition o.
s0uze Of EiplinE's most dlnsr1ls ard
most charming poems His ability IS
m eloezEioniSa = SsreIy deserving DE
hIKfseSs przIse- - slse useritad applause
he received for his work testified, Tie
Spell os the Yuko1- his eIever sing
ing and bis frank and easy manner
had mscsl 10 DO with ftse demand for .
reaarn Of TIRE CbaU1aaqBa nexs year
''Tlae Virginia Jadge. ard. IN fact
every ngnlser he undertook. usz 9Th
liz kee0eSs appreciation
Then e1nse an ahse Ieef8re ~ Dr.
RAIDER. Ehich waS sri revived The
sihird day ssFo1gfIs forth tfse Tyrolean
Yodlers, and Of ali the Swees vo5res
artists ne have ever hard ffey Eere
he best CharmIBgly ALFRED IN native
costumes, they sang like the morning
star Of song and The posens spell az
their melody will cling % a. fhr0agh
the years that are 10 eome a. q rosce
from over seas laden wish the grandeur
OF the mountains and the Joys OF Al
Alpine spring The American sougS
they sang gripped like the lore Of onrs
native land Their performances Eas
par excellent
Then tie biz inielsecsual treat
DR. Raiders Ieeaure-afe Panama
Canal and The Paci6e Exposition .
The best say 70 judge the merits Os
which = 10 foiiOw The path oF Ire r-is-
ing sun 10 The land ~ described and
Shieh j. 80 Important part ol or
great country.
F0liowIng an hisioresl rxxiex Of tse
AaenDts OF tEse part oE European ma
Eions 30 bald Ire Canal. Dr. Raider
discussed fhe Canal as a commercial
asst and said, IN part
/ The Canal Is Esore fhzn ditch: j
a destiny - hissory -making epoch
n The eonvenleDce 81 The worId. Ii
has made such conquest OF space thai
q
The Atlantic coast than f.efore the
Canal vas opened Berceforlh ne
wili he nation Of tie ship Hitherto
ne have tsse1 oO8ufry Of the loeomo-
nve
/ We have 10 merchant marine.
When the var broke upon the world
ne did mol have snip room 10 bring
our tourists hozsse froEa Europe. We
could not ship oar cotton. and our
Gag has almost disappeared from lhe
Atlantic, While the Sezmen-s bin has
lerippled a or the PAeisc- The Ship
ping bin vii BE Al important MEASURE
before ihs next Congress
During the past N months the tolls
If ships passing thro1Zb tRse Canal
have amounted 10 more than four rslil-
liOns and our Sarplzs has Ssesn- more
than gwo hundred thousand The
rivers running north and south ARE
already quieke1ed Eiih neE life
Pittsburgh Cincinnati S. Pal.
Minneapolis. Kansas CSzy and sszher
cities are real seaport cities. which
may send their goods 10 any port
without neShipmeni,
Goods from hse Middle West. de-
tined for the Pacific coast. may te
shipped by way OF the Canal cheaper
than over the trans-coniinental rail
way, fact which viii lead 10 a rad
juStnent of rates
Every town in Maryland Eiu te
effected by this BeU, safer way. Coz
ton coal and wheat all have 3 neE
and eheaDer QUILT
The speaker then spoke 81 South
America a. Z land which invites The
urAin and tsraWn OF the United States.
adding thai there i no fssi7es par1
Of tse country for q young man 10
make me EDos1 progress than rirht
here Il Mary land Thrae Sg.uas Oh me
map may well be considered hy young
men South America tine Orient ana
tine Pacific coas1- Wesssssr sa5d ne
ToEls Dos voae one cert - t,-Iny tie
Pacific Coast one i1c@ nearer Bosom
3 remark u singular caufrzSf u he
prophecy of Secretary SeEar,d, Eao
/ predicted tas&i TIE Pacific cazs4 and IL
suvirous would some dzg - TIE thea
frs 81 the worlds creates ereu1S. =
prophesE ltaAi Is Dow practically ful-
filed
lit l. possible thai the rag,isr of Ilse
word zxr msg sweep f1e PzcIac for
Il possession, a. itse chief problem
nov involving International lzw ! ihe
free5ozn OF TIE seas
San Francisco, the city Of rhe ex-
position. MAS ir-Eca3 hack ~ the xo--k
Of me Spanish F.zdrS< Who hu5lt =
line Of missions from san Diego %
SooO-na The earthquake and TIRE
we're described from personal expe4l-
eoce- the speaker declaring that il cost
Sour miIlio1S 10 rsbzlld the city nsen
followed . description Of the EXPOSE
tion- ~5th the urigBe illustration Of
having George v Washington and Ben5.
Franklin visiting the Exposition and
recording their impressions. The
scheme Of illaSIrzfiOn Eas Gwsli on Al
le1gIh, description which concluded
with consideration 81 CIR ooan1y.
First physical America vas described.
the speaker rapidly stretching tRa
grandeur of our Soe1ery, iacidenaSIly
1 pay NJ tribute 20 tie attractive fea-
T1res ct Leo8zr8soEn- wboSe err5rouS
should tie placed on rhe map br car
/ a1teTTsF1S1ug citizenship
Higher America vas then Diseased.
TIE republic Of good thoughts. great
| IDEALS and DoAsse passions for right
eo0sDeSS- saving thsi thoughts weigh
nose th&n cannon Balls. and Houar
men mRsE lezrl 70 think Eight hun
1rea congresSeS Are hing fatn or. ~.