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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-04-15
John Baer" Tomato
The Earliest and Best Tomato
On Earth
SHIPPING FRUIT in 30 DAYS

SHIPPING FRUIT in 30 DAYS
John Baer" Tomato produces perfect.
solid, High Crown, Beautiful, Brilliant.
from large. strong, well. matured plants.
| In veneer bands with roots undisturbed.
EARllNESS
Ten days earlier than Earliana In Can
Earlier and better than EarlIana in New
| Jersey.
Ten days earlier than Globe In Florida.
Planted six weeks laier. but come first
THREE weeks ahead of any in Virginia.
Three weeks ahead OF any In New York
Three weeks ahead any In Washington.
Ret ont May. soth. picked ripe fruit June
18th In New York.
Earliest and best In % varieties
BRILLIANT. deep red color, smoothest. no
Almost free from seed: deliciOusiy IA.
No culis: ripens even up to the stem.
Perfect beauties, uniform In size and
R i two to one to any other variety.
JOHN BAERs FIRST TOMATO
PICKED THIS YEAR.
~! z. wilson. Caireyf Co. Nd. August 70.
ssrssf have exr saised 7cv sSoiS haze 1sf ss sS
gich neavig Killed fhs'a: e5esl hess Tas he 1Ssi
tomato for table use or for canning. n has mot
Is u91T seeds as Other tomatoes. You cnn recon-.
cSME Fo 81 i sET k1 IE S'r l s9sY rs
O SEE John RAER" TOMATOES.
lsv 30 us fsi sss Bs 49, C W. Ss.s
1890 Piaats 609s tle 500 peeisss of sees. i
% tAe last Of baskets a an selling fiesa
efSI.25 per bGskef and roso fhe ri1es are san
csipples asacnS dsens. Some az fke ssses had Ic5
Ger, k ., soseha ons-aaa,i.[ pewad cf he
n.oys % fhe crop. Sold hrst, second: and aair3
pioki1as Rinkad suev other dag since staring
John RAER.-.S WEEKS AHEAD
OF ANY OTHER TOMATO
NJ. n. Z. SooH Noftosrag Co., Va. August -,
fbr Earkef esee arssts before org ofser fonafo in
sss o. sesr sg s as@s ' i f aD sssv
CROWNED WITH SUCCESS
IN every toinsto-growing State In the
What Tomato Growers Are Saying About
john BaeF' Tomato" alphabetically ar
ranged as to States and Canada. Its free.
SEED THIS YEAR - IN GREAT
DEMAND AND SUPPLY LIMITED
We Therefore advise you 20 secure your
requirements Of this Wonderful Tomato ~
once.
II your local merchant cannot supply
you-drop Us q postal and we win tell
ply.
Pit, Soc; z or. sse.;. e or. sf.os; OF.
N@.sos 10. $685. pound. Ssseo. postpaid.
LARGE f0t6 CATALOGUE FREE
Our beautifully Illustrated IBIS Cafa-
losne showing the "John Baer" Tomato in
exact s1xe and color sent free 10 your ad-
dress ~ Eou send rs postal. We also
Issue 3z-paGe fully Illustrated Poultry
Catalogue fun q valuable information for
The Poulfrymen and Far1aess, free for the
u. BOl9ial7O r. Son,
Pounded ia1s.
Ainest 1ee years selling eng Crop
Baltimore. Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-04-15
Green Feed for Hens.

Sprouted oats are a splendid green
feed for Eens IN winter and may be
quite easily supplied on any farm.
They are fed when they have reached
n height OF about three inches.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-04-15

Valuable In Surgical Work.
The slnews OF the kangaroo are &C.
pecially desirable for use I'm surgery.
for sewing wounds and binding broken
bnRes together.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-04-15

Door Removed to Show Position Of
Trigger When Door Is Closed.
are allowed outdoors during wet
weather. The litter acts as a foot
mat for the hens on their way to the
nests.
Clean eggs bring better prices than
dirty ones.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-04-15

WI Keep constantly on nand &C
Leonardtown wharf full supply of
BoAbDs bCASrLING, wEATH RK
BOARDING. FLOORING, PALfRos
DRESSED BOARDs, SHINGLES. Ae
All orders for Lum bsr, Doors, sash, :.
Laahs. Lime, ana Hair promptly az
tended 20
woAsh pom delivery n yard.
Jos. y. NkAL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-04-15

THIS compass machine Ia not eQulppsA With
y tbs attachments necsxsary % the xi9a " Rem
inGton business tyPenriten. The hensanetoa
writing and manuRcripttnG machine. For thea
purpo.es you gill Ind tts everyday uses un-
inlitad-
ft occupies little spare on yoar desk. il is
light. hoe can easily move IL from place 10 plaos.
for yourself and other msmbeFs Of your family
Who hGse writing % do. You viii nnd u M
exceilsnf edaoator Tor your ehsfdren.
you have hoen waiting for. Our tsrms afo 50. %
cash. or II yoa prefer tbs Easy Payment plaza.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-04-15

80 down and tho same amount each monfh.
adding $50 1nly 20 the purchase price.
Here II ygur nEst Opportunity 70 bny an al'so-
tutsiy ttFst.Erade psrsgnnI typewriter
a. . low prise Write today for descriptive
bnokist. Don't wait. Investigate nps.
IL yoa haze immedi ate writing ca do. send ns
$40 In eash. check or money order and Ne wiii
sad you the kemlBatop Janior II ones. fbeh
you cen Mpg for ypurNeff how sOon yDH learn 20
vrits rapidly. 10 pos uish 20 setpTn II after 10
deys trial. you nsay do so. We viii refund g0ur
Gm isss the cqet q Transportation
kemembeF. the Remington Janinr In = erna.
tne. dufnhie nssliaefon tgTTa ritter caTg1tns
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-12-09
Life is d Business
Confirmed from page one. }

Lie Is BUSINESS
Continued from page on@)
The shareholders those who
The public for
the the determine the
policies of the business In the corporations that
the establish principles enighen
ed ideals of efficiency honesty fair dealing
consideration for Others The directors Judgment
the character the the corporation
The policies the hoard of directors by
executive officer president His the will
the directors His loyalty them should be Their
csions should be bis law He his firmly raids
and be off his feet by Winds whatever their
strength.
testing designing trained experts
the intellect corporation materials examined
thought and methods The designing
the origin otnew Inventions and suggestions for improving designs
and methods for the Recommend
atoms from the designing examined by the directors the
light business policies adopted
rejected Wise directors hold the designing
allow take control of the business.
The operating department the physical body of business
with material finished product
accordance with designs and instructions that from the design
ing and bear the approval of the directors
For efficiency
findings and safety appliances the workooms
that will allow employees reasonable sleep.
Workmen supply
with nourishng food suitable clothing things
for The workers should the
consideration but they all times under
and control
These the things have concerning
business organization and efficiency Are ready and willing apply
the fruitful lessons analysis and personal
lives
corporation
family friends large
of sympathy and hope his Happiness
will be theirs as he succeeds fails
The directors his life should
sympathy
The officer his WILL above all Others should be firm,
and 1ervingly loyal and obedent to them only.
The intellect should
should his approval
rejection, and should abide by their verdict.
His body, the working department. should be kept clean, we'll
nouh clothed should specified labor
should exposed disease impaired by
wholesome labor The body than the intellect
of
which industrial corporation many
chief them these:
corrupt.
The officer weak determination,
dloyal
The manned by unframed otherwise
The workmen wisely handled efficiently
controlled.
failure shpwreck
hesetha bunted eacherous WILL
Uncontrolled body? Shareholders
who close the suffer
downfall if disaster and theirs, applaud
achievement and succ
CIR Hn,tar hy tfrr 5tnr nf tlrr Rns1n
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-12-09

:: FADS ::
By B. Somebody
There people philosophical that they can
see the humor in their own headache, but no one on
earth was ever philosophical enough to see the head
ache in their own hunor
Duluth News Tribune.
May Stanley doesn't mean this Dept ! think A. No
body should improve his colymistenics
Well anyway glad in having colymist across
the aisle from Dept, that we can contemplate
with supercilious superiority
Nc
There was shy student who matriculated from MINI
University. HE often stated, tits pulling I'M sure as
to which is the bliss. sir to kiss young MISS or to
miss young kisser
Nc
When the rate of metabolism becomes so low in conse
quence of advancing that organism can no
longer syntheslze it's meaboc substratum in sufficient
amounts to compensate the losses arophy begins and
results in the destruction of the physiological mechan-
ism-then you're dead
From social column Messabe
can't we kill in more humane manner-Prussic Acid
would be better
NC
You look lovely in that hat!'
The paper was we'll prepared and we'll read"
Il am pleased to meet you'll"
My girl COULD have SO many fellows!n
1 am sorry not to have been home when you called"
My daughter plays the piano."
Call again, enjoyed your visit"
We have heard of Dunn Dunn bullets and Dunn Dunn
biscuits, but we have scribe in our midst who
insists that write dunn paragraphs
Nc
What has become of the old fashioned girl who used to
invite fellow to look thru the family album?
NC
We NEUTRAL but can't help but admire nation
who sang WATCH THE RHINE with one eye and keep
the other eye the BUG.
maiden, quite mannish, in Hibbn'
Was much addicted to fbbn',
She made people
She doesn't more
The reason: no longer she's libbin.
-MG-
Most any old joke is funny if the man for whom you
are working tells it.
Unknown
Or the whom you working, bartender, for
instance.
-MG-
Every time, the saying goes, that you titan
haired girl you can see a white horse. Also, every
time you giver' you can dozen "getters"
following his trial.
Nc
FREE ADVICE
In order to keep welled silo keep we'll filled Sas
NC
We are inclined to think the NOBLE peace prize should
be awarded to the fifteen doar-a week guy who grits
his teeth and just keeps stl when friend wife
home wearing $25. 90 lid she had charged"
What has become of the old fashioned student who used
tn collect ''data?"
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-12-09
.'.FurbelOws.'
BY A. Nobody.
DULUTH
By A. Nobody

DULUTH
can see it now, the harbor lights CLEAN,
l can hear the notes of water flowing free;
have stood in rapture listening to its stream,
And have feltit just belonged to God and me-"
Once you know it, oh, you can forget
Twill be haunting you and claiming you, it seems
No matter where fate ships you
ZENITH CRY have kissed you in my dreams.
After tramping all the highways of the Wild
You will hear voice of Turing melody,
And you'll answer, erring hayward child,
When you hear her CALL come, Esau back to me-"
As wild hawk, swinging swiftly thru the sky.
Seeks the home-crag tired with breastng of the wnd
You'll return gan to her ships
With song upon your lips,
In her harbor you'll forget all pain behind
ZENITH CRY of the NoRTHLAND," one who sings
Felt your spray upon his cheek, and understood
Saw the sunlight flashing from a sea- CULTS wings.
Caught the color of your dawn, and called it good
Christmas white DER the ground your scented aisles
That knew but yesterday, are bleak and blare,
But tho in a garb of snow
still see your golden glow
You are Spring to me with rOse-buds in your hair
REG
"A good MIXER" THAT phrase is one of the immuabe
Strands that DESTINY throws off of it's shuttle
A strand that tangles up man; trips him, and sends
Him laundering down the path that leads to the unknown
and unkept graves.
MANY of the numbered pegs in PoTrERs FIELD proclaim
to all who pass by, here lies what termed "a
good mixer"
The old fashioned who called his house palace
has who it merely place in which to change
his clothes.
Heaven by real love and the loyalty that goes
the bone THAT is the hear of prayers
being said over the dead body of dog.
Some day plowboy the farm-a nature God of Drawn
Will wake, and soulful eyes will catch new glimpse of
the dawn;
And then, from fields of newmown hay, will come to
busy thrOng
The words to make city cry by COP there song
The sweet and beautiful" man never built part of any
empire
The only thing he is good for to correspondent
wreck the moral balance of a silly perfumed and
painted doll
When one lives and loves and then goes away from the
place where living and loving miracles of God,
there isn't anything anywhere make up for the
fragrance lost until goes back to the place where
dreams spun.
REG
Every time hear of man Dragging about his being
self made" sorry that the NATIONAL REGIS
didn't start business in the art.
REG
The wiowy form of many 'prncess' is due to dads
bent back.
REG
VICTORY
How goes the fight? comrade, lose gain,
Stand fast Defeat may the bravest heart,
Have SORROW with it's overwhelming train,
Say this of thee: HE played the nober part"
When person will have nothing to do with u.s. we
feel they would favor hY imnartino the
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-12-09
CIR Hn11ar hy tl1r 5tnr nf tlrr Rnan

There hermit souls that live withdrawn
In the place Of their self-content
There are souls. like stars that dwell APART
In felowless armament
There are pioneer souls that blaze their paths
Where highway never ran
But let live by the side Of the road
And be friend to man,
Let me live IN house by the side Of the road.
Where the Of men so BY
The who good. and the men who are bad
As good and as bad as I.
I would not sit in the scorner seat.
Or hurl the cynic' ban
Let me live IN house by the side of the road
And be friend to man.
see from my house by the side Of the road
By the side of the highway of life.
The men who press with the ardor Of hope.
The men who are faint with the strife.
But turn not away from their smiles nor
Both parts OF an infinite plan
Let me live my house by the side Of the road
And be friend to man.
I know there are brook laddened meadows ahead
And mountaine of wearisome height;
That the road passes on through the long at
And stretches away to the night.
But still | rejoice when the travellers rejoice.
And weep with the strangers that moan.
Nor live IN my house by the side Of the road
Like man who dwells alone.
Let me live IN my house by the side Of the road
Where the race of men go by
They good. they are bad they weak.
they are strong.
WISE foolish-so am |.
Then why should I sit IN the scorners seat
Or hurl the cyniics ban?
Let me live IN my house by the side Of the road
And be friend to man.
HON
Evening star., 1915-03-06
PENNSYLVANIA. TO BAR
ALL STOCK FROM OHIO
Order Prevents Shipment of Cattle
From Chicago to New York
Markets.

HARRISBURG, Pa, March 6.-The
presidents and directors of three rail-
road systems crossing Erie county, in
the northwest corner of the state, have
been notified by the attorney gener-
ais department that they will be per-
sonally prosecuted If they permit cattle
to be moved across Pennsylvania ter
ritory from Ohio to New York state,
contrary to the orders issued by the
state livestock sanitary board.
This action was taken after the is
suance Of a notice to the railroads by
the board that no cattle from territory
not classed as free from the foot and
mouth disease could be transported
into or through Pennsylvania.
Shippers Are Not Worried.
CHICAGO, March 6.-Packers and
livestock shippers here were not dis
turbed today over the Pennsylvania
restriction of cattle shipments.
A G. Leonard. president of the Union
Stock Yards and Transit Company. said
that the shipment of livestock would
continue.
'If the Pennsylvania authorities have
barred the state to cattle shipments
that would be a question for the rail-
roads to consider and combat If they
so DESIRE" said Mr.. Leonard. Ship
ments from Chicago can be routed south
of Pennsylvania and reshipped to New
York from Baltimore or Norfolk"
Evening star., 1915-03-06
Building Permits.

Building permits were issued TO-DAY
to the following:
shannon & Luchs, to build dwellings,
at 2l3-15 K street northwest; architect,
A. e. Landvoight: builders. Shannon ~
I,uchs: estimated cost, $1,000.
Fulton r. Gordon, to build dwelling
at 235s Champlain avenue architect,
F. r. White; builder, Guy S. Zepp' esti-
mated cost, $4,000
Erapklin Z. Sanner, to build three
story apartment house nd a. nonlnmhs. %o,,nmei.
road: architect. B. Stanley simmons;
builder. Franklin 7. sanner; estimated
Saul Berman, to build warehouse S;nsa SEN IN
teat 7, q. Bouscaren; builder, Saul
parman: estimated cost, sl,50O.
Il Breuninger, to build two dwell
- o. 1639-4l Harvard street north
,nsst. architect H. i. Breuninger:
hmiIder. L. L. Breuninger; estimated
National Metropolitan Bank. to repair
,,onk building at Gil 18th street north
vest: estimated cost, Sl75.
Evening star., 1915-03-06
ITALY'S HOUR TO ACT,
RUSSIAN ENVOY ASSERTS
Cannot Realize National Aspira-
tions, He Says, by Standing
at the Window.

ROME, March 6, via Paris.-The
resignation of NJ. Krupenski, Russian
ambassador to Italy, is announced in
an interview with the diplomat print
ed in the Giornal Italia. His retirement
will not come until April, however. and
he said it was due entirely to family
affairs and had no political signih-
canoe. NJ. Krupenski declared his re-
lations were cordial both with the Rus
sian government and the Italian cabi-
net. W..
In closing the interview the Russian
am mhassador said: Il will not attempt to
give advice to the Italian rulers. but
1 think i moment like TINS Tor tho
re,Iization of national aspirations never
will occur again. Those who think
italy can obtain what she desires Wy
remaining at the window are much
mistaken.
Evening star., 1915-03-06
HAITI CHOOSES PRESIDENT.
Gen. Guillaume Formally Elected
and Cabinet Formed.

CAPE HAIrIEN, Haiti. March g.
Gen. vilbrun Guillaume has been FORM
ally elected President of Haiti A
cabinet was formed as follows: Min
lister of finance. NJ. Bourand; minister
of the interior. NJ Pradel; minister of
foreign affairs. NJ. Bonamy: minister of
war. NJ. Codio; minister of Justice, NJ
Guilbaud: minister of public works,
Gen. Glembau.
Cen. Guillaume headed a revolution
airy force which took the field last
January, capturing Cape Haitien Jan
uary IT. and entering Port au Prince,
the capital. March 2. The revolution
was directed against the administration
of President Davilmar Theodor. NJ
Theodor was compelled to abdicate, and
took refuge on Dutch steamship in
the harbor at Port au Prince Cen.
Guillaume was recognized as chief
executive of Haiti by the other reyoIu-
tfonary leaders and March was pro-
claimed provisional president by the
national assembly.
Evening star., 1915-03-06
BUSINESS SITUATION TOPIC.
Hilles Declares Only Republican
President Can Bring Prosperity.

NEW YORK, March 6.-Chatrman
Charles D. HiIles of the republican ma
tional committee, in a statement after
conference here with a number or
manufacturers. merchants and business
men yesterday announced that the
present business situation was discuss
ed and the decision was reached that
not until a republican is returned to
the White House can there be return
to prosperity" Chairman Hilles said
there was no chairman and that the
meeting was informal.
THE meeting simply was one OF a
number to be held throughout the coun-
try by business men and manufacturers
interested in the success of the repub-
lican party" Chairman Hilles added.
II am frank to confess the sentiment
was unanimous among US today that
- there had been a presidential cleo
tion on this year our candidate would
have won without difficulty"
Evening star., 1915-03-06

device to draw Russian troops westward
from Halicz and the river Dneister.
Having abandoned the offensive along
the northern front. the Germans now
sian territory taken in the advance
from East Prussia and establish de-
fensive line. This line roughly par
allels the border. extending from Sim
no to Seree. Augustowo. along the
Bobr river and on to Mlawa-
The Russians apparently ave been
able, however, to interfere seriously
with this plan by the advance of the
ed was virtually destroyed as a result
of the German victory In East Prussia.
The successes of the 10th Army in the
Lomza district threaten to compel the
Grodno or imperil maintenance of their
communications between these two
portions of the German forces in the
north.
Austrian Losses Heavy.
During the fighting March and 3
the Austrians charged the Russian
lines repeatedly, at times reaching the
Russian trenches.
Austrian officers captured during the
fighting are reported to have said that
their losses never had been heavier
At Lutowisko, just east of te San
and thirty-five miles south of Przemysl,
the night of March 2, the Austrians made
four attacks on the Russians, which are
said to have been repulsed with heavy
losses
The surrender of Stanislau was pre-
ceded during the period from February
II to March by heavy fighting, the
Austrians having heavily fortified Halicz.
a short distance to the north, and also
the valleys of the Lomnica and Lukwa
rivers Here, 1t is asserted, the Russians
captured a large number of guns and
rapid f1rers, many officers and men and a
quantity of stores.
Evening star., 1915-03-06
RACING ISSUE IN ENGLAND.
Suspension of Meets Warmly Dis
cussed by Press and Public.

LONDON. March e.-The question
whether horse racing meets ought to be
suspended during the war is being warm
~ discussed by the press and the public
Tho Times in an editorial recently advo-
Gated at least the suspension Of the Ascot
and Epson meets. but Lord Rosebery
writes to tho Times protesting against
such a move. He argued that horses are
invaluable to the future OF the army, and
that if races cease thoroughbreds will
disappear. because no man can afford to
keep blooded stock for the mere pleasure
Of looking at them in the stable.
Lord Rosebery further points out that
an through the French revolution and the
Napoleonic wars the EPSON and Ascot
races were held regularly, adding that
our forefathers did not regard 1t as an
o6ense to witness horse races while at
war"
Evening star., 1915-03-06
HOLDS FIRST MEETING.
Carter Glass Elected Chairman of
Rural Credits Commission.

The joint congressional commission
on rural credits held a preliminary
meeting today at the office of Senator
Gore. Carter Glass. chairman of the
House banking and currency commit
tee, was elected chairman of the COM
mission. He was instructed to appoint
two subcommittee of six each, one
on land mortgage credits and the other
on personal rural credits.
These subcommittee pobably will get
together during the summer, and when
they are ready to report the entire
commission will be called together.
Mr. Glass has been authorized to ap-
point a secretary for the commission.
Senator Hollis and Representative
Glass discussed rural credits with
President Wilson last night, preliml-
nary to the first meeting of the COM
mission The President is understood
to favor the Hollis bill.
Evening star., 1915-03-06
SUBWAY WORK HALTED.
New York Contractors Refuse to
Employ Alien Labor.

NEW YORK, March 6.-Contractors
employing alien labor in the construc-
ton of New Yorks new subway have
decided to ignore the decision of the
United States Supreme Court granting
a writ of error in the case to test the
constitutionality of the state alien
labor law. While the court decision
was taken virtually to mean that the
operation of the law was temporarily
suspended, the employers decided,
nevertheless, to refuse allen labor en-
ployment until the case had been def
nitely settled by the court or the law
repealed.
Hundreds of alien laborers who
sought - return to work were refused
employment, and, according to an Off
ctal of the Contractors Association, all
work on the subway is likely to be
labor is both meager and unsatisfac-
tory.
Evening star., 1915-03-06
BLAME AUTO BANDIT BAND
FOR SPREADING SEDITIOUS WRITINGS

PARIS, March 6-Persons said to
have been connected at one time with
the notorious Bonnot band of auto BAN
dts are charged by the police. accord
ing to the newspapers. with being re-
sponsible for the authorship of sedi-
tious pamphlet with the title, People.
You Are Being Deceived" in which a
plea is made for the cause of Germany.
Several arrests have been made.
1t is stated that those taken into GUS
tody include Lorulot, former editor of
the newspaper Anarchy, and Jeanne