davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-30

9ann1arfs 9ptrcs 8aaarmpbe pil
blipe afbpIbt / Wtrs. Scr1iine @on=
iens Silent, 44O g. .&obert st., Ben
ste Moi. Mlle CT Delfommen.
8plgatba &ninbefureuing mpOer
fprltfpmmenOe SorsOog bc1l Ste
Maj hos Mfrs. 6. &er1,pn, sos
Como Mpe. Mue ct bjertelig bel
fplnmer.
f, Tpr &nlbanblcrne. - Statens
v9oaro Of Control" bur for sc 26
Statsinltitl1tipner, hcn bar nn1Ocr
iul S11risoiftipn, inofr9pet Gilb1,o
poo 10000 Cons @lpbf1ll. Gilbu=
ocne ifol bore i1lo lc11ot til u8onro
nf Control" inOcu 10. Mui.
&c frpgter life Gnipmbeben. SIN
no Carlton bor begjGret % facet
Iillooelie til at ifilles fra 9ggte=
monoem .Niels Carlton. Wfrs. 6.
er IS Nar og Mr. 6. 66 Mor gon1=
mel. Mrs. Gorllon foregiber at
pGrc hlenet miSbonblct al Mo1be11.
8pSt 9jprt! 9oln11ernc peo sc
forifjelli9e 0on1itole fer / 8pcn bar
netop / Disie Gage oflogt e1oeli0
0om / olle inoonfcoc Gpiltigbcoer.
Set ifal bore fprlte @a11g / Oe flo
ito 10 9lar, at 0on1nlcr11c bor fl1r=
net n1cl6c rent 9pro".
Manae al 81. Hanls Mrbcjbs=
lpic, lon1 bar bolbt til Der / &inter
/ Mongcl al MrbcjOc, far I'M facet
9eifjGftigelie. Observation-Disclosures
bor, ion1 1rOpunligt ont 6nruorct,
forpget Oeres g(%rbejbsltprfe pg foo
leocs gipet Eloos for a0ifillige Git
iino Wonb. s SEN forlpbne Moo=
11eb bor nco 6ieIp al furnishings
%fo11torcrne ca. 10000 .Mun0 fooet
9(rbejoe.
Set fprlpber, at 0on @. 2o>pIe>
ira st. &o1,l bor til @cnfigt at looc
Jig ppltille lon &onbiOt til &c Tor.
Stnters' Senot. @r. 2o!plcr por
@11pcrnpr 9onn1orlDs WeoDfonDibot
peO Y%rimGrpolget. Set onies for
m1lligt, at @uper11pr @on1n1ono o.
iaa bill title fig til Senotorpolgct.
6rco 9. 2pncb menes ogioo at ho=
DC Eloner / lanune Metning, %
Sobn 2in0 a1ies tilligc at pnre oe=
m%ofrotiif M1piront. Mo1es 6.
Glapp, bpis Gcrmin l1olpber til noe
ite Aor, agter efter Torlpoenoe o.
loa at lnOe fig ltille heo BET republi=
fanife Erin1erpalg. @an bill ga
mpoes meb fplge,1oe Moofonbibotcr::
Noolph >. gberbart, George 8.
og Treo s. 5tcDens.
Gn Slangc / ct 8ananabnnbt. s
Mnorelp 5cbocbs @l1tif, 7tb Street
% &rooomoD, bpor ser benloa ct
nplig bjen1fommer1 8un0t @ano=
ncr, fom forlcOen Sag pl11oielig en-
5longe frpbc110e frcn1, Scr lammen.
n1eO @ononerne bob0c gjort &ejlen
fra Cuba og MI pilbc bopc libt al
1e al Omberbenen. Gfspeoie1ternc
/ 8utifen iDntes imiolertib life
goOt ont set ube11tcbc cl1botionife
og fo'r ifrGfilagnc ON bag
for at pGbne Jig moo @j9=
item meO @ifttpnDerne. Slongcn
bleb belt forlegen beb 0ea1 n1egc11
% sc fremmebe Omgipelier
og iao rent bjplpelps 11b, 0o Sen
fom trent poo @ulbet. Gn &om=
mis- fit fat paa en- Gang, bbormeo
bon ~orreltereoe" Sl10bpggercn fra
Ser mt %benit0ber / ct @los=
lfab Bag 2aos pg 2uffc.
Stor Slbsbaabe / ct. Yanl. Set
%pffcntligc 9ibliotbef / st. Saul,
,,oS E,,, SO OOO 0a.o,. N,,n,,,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-30

#affeppitcn. S Chen ira lite
MpriI 1914 til lite Npril 1915 of=
1crotcs % mpDtoges life uli1orc c1lo
200, 900 Ypltpnffcr paa sc for ltjel=
Iige &cltfolltprcr Der / Spcn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-30

&asier for Smaafnsle. 90 pao
5Ipjoifplcn fprfGroigeoc Suglefos=
1er bIep be11 80. Mpril opbGngt poo
foritjcllige Ylobler / @pen 90 /
Sorfune for at tjcne Smoofl,alenc
TOM &cocplaOier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-30
Sc prrQclpjcs iyprenina.

&C bGT8clp1ts V1reHtn9. "Wl111=
neloto Society fur tic 6rienolelS"
1faffeoe / set fprlpb11e Mor Mrbejoc
for 314 lpsloOte Sanger. 465 Scr=
1oncr lfoffcOcs Nattelogi % 1,176
fit Tpbc. &cgnifabet b%olonccrer
meD $5,S97.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-30

9anmarfs 9ptrcs 8aaarmpbc bill
blipe ofbplbt / Wsrs. Scniine @on=
iens Silent 44O g. .&pbert st., Der
Ste Woi. Mlle CT Delfommel1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-30

ST. PEDERS DANSKE EVANG.
LUTH. KIRKE, 20. Ave. s. og 9.
st. G~udstjeneste. SGndag FOrmid:
dag ri. 1890. Altergang fprste
S@ndag i liver Manned. AndeD
S@ndag hver Manned tillige Aften.
gudstjenes>e HI. s..
kirkelige Anliggender. bedes
man henvende sig til Kirkens
PrRst, Pastor A. J.. Tarpgaard,
2S1O e. 22nd Street. Telefon:
Smelling 497.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-30

fit Tp0c. Ecg1lfobet bolonccrer
mcD $5,S97.
"
Set git life fer / 2anoet. 9o
Sobn Nnoerlon forleOe1 Often poo
Ell minbre poslenOc WoaOe tiltaltc
cit ing 9arne, joni font goocnOc
bcn 90 GoDen, 9jproe bol1 no9et,
ban ~ie1,ere tit M%nleDning til at for
trp0e; tbi set foltcOe bam 60 0uges
Spnng5arbcjOc / 8pens 5traffe=
nnltalt.
Oct tiblise Toraar. Yortoepar=
! %te11entet for me0Oelt, at Como
8arf og Bbalel1 Barf allereoe er
anb1tet for 5ejlo0s pao 5pe1l pg
! for llo1alg al Jurfriifninger. Sob
bo11lig aabnes Yorferne life fgr 1.
Moj, men SEN ollereDc bcrlfenOe
Gorme bar foranle0iget nGbnte Oe=
sportemcnt til ullere0e at uobnc mt.
-
Sclnmuro. Mrs. Martiu Mpli=
tor, gift n1eo cit Mpotbefer i st.
CLUB og frcmtrGoenoe &lubfpinoe>
bar / 5pnOngs aflipet fig pcb I,
Gebolperlf u0. Mrs. Wolitor babDe
De linblte Tiger liot al Ncrbpiitet,
Dbilfet me11es far pGret Mor1og til
SEN fortbipleoc @onoling. Sum bar
SO Mor gornnel og pelfjenot / st.
Ga11l, bnor bun life ljelben nflngbc
gi]it.
&aar n,an life bctaler Gpfleifat.
SIT Set life gaor ont at fjprc ont
firing / 8pcn pua Motorcpfle, noar
MON life for crlagt Sen tafltmGsligc
Mfgift, fit 2ouiS' 2oricn at fplc
forle0e1L i0d Fan blep orrelteret
for en- ioooon 6orleel1e. @an lps=
Iooes imiolertio mob eu &o1,tipn
pon $50. Son bill .loo / en- nrr
Sremtio fao 1in Toricclic nGrn1cre
tat 1eret / E%plitiretten.
Gu Tamilietrascoic uoipilleoes
forleoc1 poo ct &ol1tor / Yioneer
8lDg. Gorl Gnrncl bonbc ncnllig
lat lin 9rltru StGpnc for at foo
bilogt CIT iSonlilictpiit, ser bar op=
1tnaet imellem Dem. Merl neppc nor
Wrs. Gnumd inotrooote / Gontoret,
for Wa110cl mco CT Hepplper affp=
rcoe oct II Sfl1O otter set onoct
pao 9ultruen. Gn al Sfuooene
ran1te -ben0e / @alfen, 1oo bun
itDrteoe til Soroen. Gn1mel gift ino
/ ct anoct GGrclle, bpor ban offp=
rc6e ct orGbenoc Stub moo fig iclp.
Sf1O0et, scr bopoc romt Wrs. Gn1=
mel, bite Zig at bore uforIigt. SUN
befin0er Jig MI bel.
Gfan6inabcrnc paa Statsnnipcr=
ittetet. Sen ifu1Oil1opiife Torening
pe0 Minnclotos l1niperiitet biI / Mor
nrrongere cit uMojfel It" Sen 6tc
0eoj, bbprtil ser ollerebe III, trpffes
Itore TorbereOelier. Sclpe Soften
bill finoe Steo poo 2onobr,gsifolcr
beo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l1,1ocr SC:
oellc al &rof. og Mrs. @otbne bol
pe 11or1fe Stl1oenter / lpngere Iir
bolbt Hr9bcr poo &omeDien Sill
5pters". Sc lpenlfe 5tl,oe11ter bill
opfpre yMifa Mprbror". Gnobiocre
bill ct Sangfor ipnge Oonifc, lpcnifc
% norife Nationaliunee. 2igeleoes
niI ser blibe opfsrt ifo11oinopiife
6oIfeoonie og f%ren1bilt lepe11bc 8il=
IeDer fra 5fan6inabiel1.
sra ollie Cider arbej0es Ser cner>
aiif for at flt11ne bpbe poa ct birfe=
Iigt goot % lpoigt &rogrom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-30
ST.. Mabs Spnbcrgaarb bor 1neo=

@r. Ma6s 5pubersaarb bor lneo=
0elt os, at ba11 mi paa 5enoag 6e11
20en Moj bill : boloe Toreorog /
ct. @c0ers &irfes l1ng0omsfore=
ming. 5elD ont ST. SpnOcrgooro
gonife piit bor iogt noget ligne11oe
ct &ar @a1gc fpr> ioa bil III bog
raaoc Weolemmer11e til 6enne Gang
at TITO pao >@iltorien. Mllc gooe
@a11ge Ell 10 tire - SEN fjeroe CT hi
o%berbcbilt ON, Set bill ife. ST. 56r=
,0ergaor6 ct I'LL bc1,Ot bjcnn fra en-
G6icogorejic, pua Dpilfen bons eff
pGroige Srue bor leblogct bon1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-30
Gtpr Slbsnaobc / ct. Yanl. 0et

Stor Slbsbaobe / ct. Yanl. Set
pffcntligc 9ibliotbef / st. SAUL
mes fine 10000 Bigger % SSl1bcn=
tar blcb Ons0ag Morgcn / oenne
llgc ct BDttc for 21,ernc. Wfco limo
togcllc al 600 9iro al prrbifuloe
8pgcr, lon1 bar blebct flpttct pber
til 8elt &1,bliibing g., og to 1jelo=
tic, Mon1lfriptcr til cit &eroi al ct
tl1itnbe Collars 5tpffct, blep alt III
oe1for @ibliotbefets &Ggge fllo=
ltGnoig r1i11cret al SID og @ano.
SEQ Mibnotstib brpo Sc l,In1enoc
6lamn1er l,o gjenn1cm Gaget, til
Irobs for Sc mongfoloige go11b=
ltrooler, 1pn1 8pcns ion1fcoe 8ronb=
bGicn iotte fen pper 8psringe,1.
(t11ocr Sorten til 8ranblte6et TOM
&optejn 6. Melanbcr olporligt til
lfooe> og 2pjtna11t Sobn Goltello
og 8ronbmal1oen Geo. 3minfle til
orog Jig ligcleOes flere &pnltelier
un1ber l%1bfprelian al 6eres &ligter
S1oen oplto0 / &jGlocr- gtogcn INT
Ser @oololis= 8apos &onfeftions:
Sorrctning / 8ibliptbefsbpgni11gcl
poo tiff og 8obalbo 5treets> for
mooertlig beo CIT &%ortlutning / 81
eleftriife 2eoninger. Bpen for 70,
9jebliffef ul1Oer Opfprelie en- Bib:
liotbefsbpgl1ing poa 4tb % ct. &e.
tiers 5treets, til ct &pltetbe al Ell
Million Collars, Ser pentes at blibe
fprbig til giterooret.
Sen onrettebe Sfobe onilaaes til
be11oe6 $375,000, 11ernlig 100000
paa 8pgl1inae11, 100000 paa Bib:
liotbefet % $4,000 paa Sc forifiel.
lige Sorretninger / 8bgningen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-30

Or. &rans=&pncertcn, Gnonl1 en-
@ang Oen1onl trcrcDc Donl ferne Deo
Oeres ltoeblipen fra Or. &rol1s'
&oncert iiolte Onsoag Mften beres
enten 2igegDloigbeD for, eller Mon=
gel paa Cine til at npDc gpo &1,nlt,
/ al Solo gift Sc Clip al EFT Ueloc1l
npoeliesrig Aften, bpor Or. &rors
e1oog bapoc pGret ioo be1ipnsfl1lo
at ofre sc to Grebie0cle pou ool1if
Wf11lif. Ser far life p9ret npae11
Oanif &1tnltr1er fer / 8pc1t, ser bor
ginet ct ioo 11Dn,Grfet &rogrom.
BooOe hans Song % larlig bans
Torcorog At Sc pppcrlige 5onge bar
Dpperligt, pg man fit ct for1pet Be-
big pou bons aliioige &unlt. Set
bor meget at pnife, 81. &ro1,s pilDe
gjel1tagc 0enne Mfte11 l1el te Ginter.
Ser bar n,egel1 Mpplmts og 5-6
at Songclle moatte gibes Docopp.
Dfrs. Sobn Dabl pbeoe bGroifulo
Msiiltdnce beo fit bisfrete Mffom=
%pogncnne11t. 6. 6. 81tbt5.
9atnerne / ct. Ge6ers @irfes
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-30
8plgatba &ninoefprcning n,pber

fprltfpntmcnOe TorsDaa oc,1 6te
Moj bos Mrs. 6. Sermon, 59S
Como Mpe. MIle er %bjertelig pcl=
fpmumen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-30

Sc frpgter iffc Gnipmbeben. Mn=
1o Carlton bar begjnret pg faoet
Iillooelie til at ifilles fra 9ggte=
monoen> .Nicls Carlton. Mrs. 6.
er IS Mnr og Mr. 6. 66 Mor gom=
mel. Mrs. Carlton foregiber at
perc blepet misbonolct al Monoen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-30

IDr Gulbanblernc. Statcns
v@ooro Of Control" bar for sc 26
Stotsinltit11tipner, hcn bar ll10cr
fiat Surisoiftion, %inofrGpet Silbuo
poo 100000 Cons 8lpoful. Iilbl,=
0cne ifal bore inOicnOt til "8unrO
of Control" inOcn 10. Moj.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-30

8pbt gjprt! 9omn,ernc peo sc
forlfjellige 0on1ltple fer / 8pcn bar
netop / Oisie Gage oflogt en0eli0
0om / ollc i11OunfcOc Gpiltigbcoer.
Set iful bore fprlte @a11g / sc flo
ltc 10 Mor, at 0ontnlcr11c bor finn
net ntcl6c rent 8pr0". .
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28

Published in compliance with Section
- OF Article - of the Code of Pub
lie General Laws which provides as
follows:
THAT the County Commissioners
shall make out and publish annually
In at least two newspapers pHbIished
In their respective counties. IL there
he two, a DETAIL, MINUTE and ACcU-
RATE STATEMENT Of the expenses of said
counties, specifying therein each par
ticular item OF expense and for what
and to whom paid. and shall also de-
liver to the Sheriffs of their respective
counties as many copies of said state
ment as there are election districts
OF said county at least ten days before
each general election, and the Sheriff
shall within six days after the re-
ceipt of such copies. set up one of
them at the place of holding elections
in each district. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28

wedding out the drones.
It has been observed that the high
layers invariably have much lighter
colored shanks than the others. This
Ia explained by the fact that the hen
uses up the coloriDg matter from her
body and puts II into the eggs. OF
course, II the flock has been fed on
highly colored feed, like yellow corn,
green grass. etc. the shanks will not
be 80 light colored. The heavy layer.
however. win have Iauch .DaIer shanks
than the others.
IL has also been noted that almost
invariably the heavy laying hen Is the
last 20 moult In the fall and her feath
ers nearly all drop out at one time.
Such han has been tending strictly
to business and almost forgot TO get
her new clothes. More recently II has
been observed that the ear lobss OF
white ear lobed breeds are much less
yellow In a heavy laying bird.
II In also pretty definitely known
that a hen which lays well into the
fall In apt TO have been a rather heavy
layer all during the year.
Taking All these things together. we
can get = pretty good line on the In.
dividuals Of the flock by making obser.
yatiOns in October and November
Hens that have pale shanks. are mOult.
ing late and have little yellow In the
ear Iobes as compared with the rest
Of the birds In the pen. are pretty sure
90 have been the heavy layers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28

Enoch ID Abel, Clerk Ct CT
$l006. 43; same, by excess OF
fees received, 1914, $263.iS $S32 %
Same, expense acct 81 ~
VIM NJ Loker, States Atty 500 90
Same. expense acct I3 81
J Bernard Love, Sheriff. 722 81
Same, feeding prisoners ll5 80
James A Watts, dept'y shfT. l15 33
j L Pilkerton, do 1tj 60
Charles l. Abel, messenger s. 30
ii = JarbOe, do , 80
J Wilmer Raley, special
messenger so
Jesse BiScOe, fireman and
bailiff, - 80
James + Greenwell, bailiH, 40 40
q III Norris, do IL 80
Geo ii Louden, do - 30
s29I7 81
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28
CITY PRICES
orowers Should Make An Especial e.
fort To Pack ThIs Year Accord
lag To Approved Method.
.. ID. SHAW.
Maryland Agricultural College
Extension Service,

Weifgrown, carefully packed apples
seldom go begging on any market. A
rule. IL Is the wormy, diseased, poor
" colored fruit. packed In a careless,
haphaSard manner that has a deprcss
ms eject on market prices.
Before beginning 90 pack. consider
the kind of packages best suited to the
variety. and for which there is the
greatest demand on the market tc
which you expect TO consign. Many
growers do not consider the relation
which the package bears 70 the selling
value OF their fruit. On some markets
there In good demaE.d for fancy STAY.
man. Grimes. Jonathan and similar
varieties packed In boxes, while other
markets prefer these same varieties
In barrels. Such varieties as Wine
sap. York. Ben Davis, etc, can best
be marketed in barrels on most mark
cts.
Do not attempt to pack more than
one grade In boxes. Select the choicest
fruit for this package, using that which
Is entirely free from blemishes OF all
kinds and OF the highest color. Market
all other grades In barrels.
In barrel.packing face with the
stems 10 the head. Fruit used for fac
Ing should not misrcpresent the con.
tents OF the barrel. either In size. color
or quality. Shake the barrel frequent.
ly during the filling TO insure n tight
pack. Place the top layer stems up.
extending about an inch above tho
ends OF the slaves. Corrugated paper
pads can be used 20 good advantage
at both ends Of tho barrel. No mat.
ter what package In used or the grade
packed. have each container filled with
the same sire and quality of fruit
throughout. Mark each package &C.
cordingly.
Improved methods OF production and
packing viii make marketing easier
and more profitable. The Extension
Service Of the Maryland Agricultural
College In giving detailed information.
through demonstrations or otherwise,
20 growers in Maryland who want 20
know more about grading and pack.
ing apples. II there II an Agricultural
Agent In your county, get In touch with
him and arrange for a packing demon
stration In your community. Where
there is no County Agent the Maryland
Agricultural College arranges for the
holding OF such demonstrations AT tho
request of local growers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28

Total Real and Per.
sonal. Stocks and
Bonds subject to State
Tax. rate 32Ia on the
500 ...........t.s1o.7Is %
To County Tax on $4.s34.-
5s7.22. rate 81 cents on
the 800. ..,........:. si3.s .ssa "a
To County Tax on Stocks
and Bonds. less $22, 900.
s76.129 amount County
Bonds at 80 cents on
the 500: o::....... IG2 81
To State Tax on $3.50
1852. rate 32ls on the
800 -....-....... 1887 ss
By State Tax. SI5.s77 9s
By County Tax. 1885 ~
$5s.s72 " ss0.034 40
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28
MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNTS.

w. r. r. Long. InsolyencIes,
1901 ............ 1926 a.
Louis r. Springer. Insolyen-
cies. 1913 ........ 1913 ss
Louis r. Springer. Addl-
tional Insolyencies, 1873. 39s 90
Louis r.. Springer. Insoiv-
encies. 1912 ........ 121 50
The Berger Mfg. Co, Cases
for Clerks Office. . I.al3 90
First Natl Bk OF st. Mary's
(omitfed Levy. 1879 -. SEQ 81
Z. H. Shatock, Lighting
Plant. Courthouse ....... 42g 90
G. Frank Wathen, Farmers'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28
County Commissioners.

John l. Hilton, commissioner, $lO3 so
Frederick Wathen, do 92 %
John II Oliver, do 50 90
Joseph | Cough, clerk, 500 10
same, list taxpayers 80 on
AlOysius + King, atty To board 100 90
John A-Fowler, supervisor of
assessments, 500 co
Sl.450 10
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28

r. French Drury. doorkeeper. 81
Claude Lynch. special officer. 81
Colored Hail, room rent. 49,. 20 |
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28
sl,40 10
Orphans Court

81, 100 10
Orphans Court
Jos ii Key, chief judge, $l00 90
William 5 Coppage, judge, 96 90
Matthew II Bailey do So 90.
Benjamin Combs, register of
wills, $50 90
s4O2 %
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28
SELECTING HEAVY LAYERS FROM
YOUR FLOCK.
ROY II. WAITE,
Maryland Agricultural Experiment
Station.

II has been rather conclusively
proven by experiments and observa
tions at several Of the Government lex.
pertinent Stations that II Is possible
to select the heavy laying hens with
remarkable degree OF accuracy by
rather simple methods. This happens
to be about the best time OF tho year
20 make the selection. or course. the
method is of use only In selecting the
hens 10 be kept for breeders. Their
nrst years laying period Is over and
therefore. the system IL Of no use in
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28

The greatest movement Of the age
considered from the standpoint Of ms.
serial prosperity 10 the awakening Of
the people 90 the need Of better farm.
Ing
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28

Stray electric currents from a rail-
road are supposed 20 cause the trees
on one side Of a Brussels street TO bud
again and sometimes blossom after
they once have shed their leaves every
fAll
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28

The art OF being able TO make Q
good use Of moderate abilities wins
esteem and often confsTs more repu-
tation than greater Hanl merit.-LA
Roehefoucauld.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28
WITNESSES GRAND JURY.

March Term, 1915.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28

STATE OF MARYLAND. s.:
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS oF
ST. MAKY's CouxTY.
The aforegoing Levy List for the
year 1915. from pages ia to l3s. both
inclusive. In hereby settled and allowed
and levy imposed for the aazne by
as the County Commissioners a 81.
nary's County for the said year. fhis
twenty-six f26D day of June, en- fhe
year OF our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and fifteen.
JOHN L. HILTON.
FREDERICK WATHEN.
JOHN III. OLIVER,
Commisstcaers.
JOSEPH ]. GoUeH. Clerk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-02

John Hunt. san Irsnrisra travsiias
man. becomes acquainted With Anna
sterling eo an Oakland fs'rs beat shsn
" hit. the side ~ the slip aud throws her
Violently sssia., him. They spend the
dss Together at tho 6~ash. and Hunt ..
Infatuated by both the phS steal aud men
tai charms % the sifi. ili- curiosity l.
aroused by the fac, that she 10 cynical
sbost mea. aud refuses 60 tell him hsr
means % livelihood. Their friendship
sFpws durlnK succeeding weeks. hut Anna
win shed NO nkh on how sh. lives.
When. after their first hiss a. ioser..
sh. asks him. what do Sou think Of nsif
wemrn-,aa know what mean thase
who have fallen In the mir~r" John tell.
h~s he cannot feet superior I" thrf"
that hs ian see only their uEiiness. Tue
coartship continues.
later Hunt s~-- Anna an the street With
a man In . disr~putshie part Of the eitf 3.
aud following. s~~- them e"isf a aoiafiou.
resort, Hunt ask. a hang. about her.
III. man tells him she hs. h-sr untii
r-ceatis = notorious habitue ~ the line ="
Ht. wafld tstt-rinx. he turns 20 Oliver
Harding. attorney. his friend ~ d~sei-
ops Harding has known Anna fer ,-ass,
and lows h~1~-hap~ls.-ly Harding I'D
sise- Hunt TO msrfs Anna. and speak.
frsrrvntiy 81 h-t true Wonian st
heart, Hunt haiti~- With himself Tor
thr~- weeks. ssd finally ssk. Anna To-
n'arrS him. Anna. not knowing Hunt
knew her past. .oh.. "Naa dant kn"s :
s"d. bow can . tell you"
Anns. faskrd with emotion. then haFes
her secret. Hunt csa-id~r- ~ her hattie
-, oni3 sft-s sh~ had finished. he tell.
h-r he had taosn ~ hrr iifr the
harbsrt Coast fsr @ar,. time. Anna q.
esrr~ h-int-d that Hunt asked her to
n,arry him anyh how.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-02
~ JOHN HUNT
CHATTER XII

In the hour OF Anna's distressing
confession. the dismal prophecies
OF wise men and anstere women
against the chances ~ happiness In
marriage with pcnitcnt Magtis
len seemed very remote.
Oddly. felt no depression In
her frank recital. Her own
shame and iosthlnp for her
spotted pas, softeneo the shock
OF her dlselosvres-ss true re-
pentanee always wipes away
the naked horror OF trsnsgres-
sion.
hut she hadn't finished. The sec
ond part Of her admission was
mere difficult than the first II
dealt with one man. standing out
prominent from n. ranks Of shift
ing figures forming the background
% her shame. the man with whom
] had seen her that night In the
Pacific 81. dance hall
I'm cold" she said. lets walk
Then. while ! guided her faiiering
steps back along the bay shore. ahe
resumed what abe had 20 say.
There has been another
man" continued Anna. "Ae
shoulderrd his way l.so my
iife--up there on the alley
because he was phy.ieAHy
strong. because he protected
me when sausholes arose: be.
cause he stood between me and
the things even q vile woman
resents: because the other girls
were Jealous of his attentions
made me sort OF proud Of hls
crude attentions
~ became infatuated with
him. But he WAS only a sert Of
cave man. ! was always . bit
afraid Of him. repeiled By him;
but I tolerated him because I
could Command his strength
thru his lnfstustion. Martin was
his nsme-Bla Martin.
you have completely expelled
him from my life. John. Hut he stu
cares for me In his coarse. simple
way. and he may run counter OF my
path again. don't know. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-02
WANT COMFORT
STATIONS ON
THE SIDEWALKS

The campaign 20 establish .
number Of downtown comfort
stations az substitutes for the
saloons. which close January 4,
was given new impetus Tues
day when the Commercial Club
and Municipal league took se-
tlon favorable TO the plan.
Both elubs adopted the re-
ports OF their comm ittees, rec
ommenclna the building Of
these units and setting the
price OF construction.
The stations viii cost between
$500 and $500. Plans prepared b.
the building department show then
TO be OF bronzed iron. iuconspic
uous. slightly ornamental. abou
six feet wide and nine feet high.
They are designed to be placed
at the edge OF the sidewalk.
II Is proposed to locate thes.
units along tho side streets. thru
out the downtown district. nov
largely served In this way by tn,
saloons.
The reports OF both committee,
laid special stress on the necessit,
OF such stations.