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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-08
eofaIGeridtc ans gsaI6iuatuu.
@ronO in gluto Sserf-
fdtte.

Gin Brand, ser eiuen Sdooen
BON etDo $4,000 nnridtete, brad am
SomItaq Ql6euo in ser 2lutomo6il.
@erfIt1tte BON Salmon SeoM glr.
1897, IA. StroBe, gt.-gSy aus. Der
grano mur0e our1 g8. g9. aimnleL
einen 9lunengdrtner bon Ger. 1l3l,
IA. StroBe, uno Serome 81 SearD,
einen anoeren 9htmengGrtner, mel
der @inuuel beiit6te, cntoedt, ober
erlt, nodoem oos an oie gliito-gSerf-
ItattcI ongren5euoe Sous g3r. 1929,
IA. 6troBe, bereits nit &ou6 geiiillt
mar. eyn oieiem @otie mobnt Gr.
g(lice 8urritt, 60 Sabre alt uno Der
90 Sabre olte George 9opo, 9luf-
Ieber oes 0otumenten5inmers oes
gulloesienats. 9ebierer elite in eis
nem gooeon3ug ms 6reie, pobreuo
Or. @urritt oltrd oie beiOen 9lumen.
o1rtner in Sider6eit gebroht purOe.
g2ohoenl Or. 8urritt in Dem 9lumel-
laoen oneelanet mar fiel iBr ibr &os
nnrienbogel elm ipel6er iid6 in eincnI
Sinter8inner ocs nit 9fouh eeiiiIl.
ten Solies befono. 9luf ibre Bitten
beqobeu fid Die beioen WlGnner nod.
mails in oos Saus 6uriid uno rette'
ten oos baIb critidte &bierden.
@efdaftige @ode fir
g3iirqer @eretne.
giirqerbereine i'm oItIiden SbeiIe
oes 9iitrifts bo6en eine geihoitige
ISOLDE Dor ii6. Seute 9(6enO fiuoct
oie 8erIarmulung oes oSeffentliAen
gcrId6nertngs &ereins bon Con,
orcB SeieBts" in Ser Staotboae an
Der 9lloboma.9(Demie itatt. SSn oers
Ielben meroeu Die borlGuiigen @ldne
fir oos nd6Itjabriee Budget entpor-
fen. 6eruer bdlt beute 9l6euo ser
.Siusoale @erein~ ieine @eriomm.
lung in Der 0So0 5clloms 9oue" an
Der Sumner 9loao o6.
Cine Spe5ial @eriommlung oes
,,Qlnocoitia 9iirgerbereins" muroe
fiir ud6iten @1ittpod gIbcno nod Der
bilMofliGen GmomteIs.&irbe al Der
@.StroBe, 3miicbcu Der 13. un0 IA.
StroBe, 60, einberufen. SSn sic.
Ier @erlammlung miro Charles R.
Burr, pelder oie lebten iie6en Sabre
ser &r1iioent Scr Organization NOR
81 6juniten bon 0lairice 0tter6od
iein 9lnt nieoerlceen. glm fommen
Sc 9onneritag finoet idlieBIid Die
regeIm1Bise @eriommlitng Der oSri-
ainql @orfiel0.9liiociotion~ itatt.
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SOfpitdIsr auO SIinifcn.

Baltimore Gpc, Gar on0 S6roat
S6aritn Soipital emo 9ispeniarD."
Baltimore gge onO Gar SSnftt,
morp.1 Greene imo 9ombor0.Str.
nSobns Soptius SolpitaG ano Dis
peniarg," groaOpaD unO YIonmenk
StraBe.
nGbur9 Some onO Suiirmarp,
@roa0waD, no6e Sairmount-9lOenus
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lint

es felbF niet. gBeuiss garii5ts idi5tss,no6,
cr itanS Sor Dem 6escihnetsr Sas
beFen Eiir nur angsle3nt lpus, ron Osul
CT bic 6o6c, anmutige Geitall psy,'ftiasu
gldnsenoen @elponOe, Dem r6lus
G6leier umfloben crblidte, ~ hate
gen ieine galie Idnsller uuO e. sss,ogrii
6es liebli6en 2G9elns taum ~ I'm il
nit Dem iie ifu begriiBie, lli rlh,n ~
.a6 sass q. lport,u iaH,Iass s,,isr ler
Iferfs iis, iUa6reno er burd SSS1Guasu
6inourh i6r in bic itrablenDyno1 non i6rst
hlidie uno ME aeblenpet ~ pu" Fin id
6;aftit por i6r ffauo, ss Ses' s,i,a e.
Fertiq, a5er Momo Iaat, Sls bel
no@ Mot. Gic boler y'ai'Hs Hs.rulnSus
S6ren Gronten in bsr Sta0t o5,,,t 9ssnt 81
fabren, fatt nur an Sbre o'
nenten." s,ips
g ios9is besliidt o,lnrsen, a@If. rfs s.,Ii, Gi9I
Q8ode 3uoor fe erf6tsllel IN sari'
nmaclu0n0sis. Gr murmslis 'l', solS ers
li6ss G6meidellport. 0as iis 3%sariii,
rSten mo6te, unD mar ebsT ~, ,r,iidsu5is,,
i6gcm Minfe foIgen6, iif 5ll'% ;Sr Sid
fen. Do Ia6 cr pl0Blid. lp.' ofls0rad
eritorrie uao lire 3iise eilleii, ,ssmiafiir@
reg G1redens dnnobmen. ~' her llrla'
lid monote CT iib, un nau fOrldsr
@e Sielsr id6eu yur6t 81 l.6srl, gar3
SIN %orfaal mar nid3ts 81 dSssqrion lsqi nit
Hn6 uni oor ni6ts. glur cine Ysll GlrIa, sips
& siner flciuen @auotaia9i; ta.i.si,i3s @Bl ioas. il. in
Montel unO S6leier iparlS"D
g.,roff.n Il ijbsr bic atiediiarg l
iuciGer Ell 6eute aus elmer IN aanlp
II 6is onpers asrict, poIJts od5.,,'t l'' salps,
ron cben iDieosr ieiner StI11na5iiaisit I \,
Sen, um fla pon 6erejrullDlDn 0ols pS
ucr @eioronis gu iiber5eugSSsT,u aeital.'
9immerfiir' ofe Bis 6a6in Onr'a e'b 1aasitg
Ssn it5 iciie T6ioB er io7 7sr,s l,T ~ :.
nit einer neuen 5urHt III ben fslSs
rem Tdriaer W}iBion ipeIllls .gGtVsnarI6.~s Z
lidcn aIdnssu Oss 0Oq5gsnp gsrIdol''
itimmie, ipelGe nun pu'D
foIlteu.
(5ortlesuus lola'9
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glnS Sem Snneren NlarblanS's nuS
OeH angreu5eu0en Staaten.

. Ser Gntfii6rung 6ei@ul
0igt
llnter Ser 9lnidnil0igung anae6s
lid i6r eiqeues aiuo cntiii6rt 3u 6o.
6en lit oie 6ii6iHe Sclep6oniitil
6ral ". Is. Geefou0er bon g9ai6ing
ton, 9. g., meld6e BON i6rem @atten
1etreuut le6t, in Sagerstown Nlo,
Der6oitet uoroen. sS6re 9erboihwg
eriolate ali eiuem 3uge ser 9olti.
more S6io 9o6n. Dit S9rdncn
in oen 9lugen er3d6lte Die 9lrreiton-
tin 0oB i6r @otte int Scucrpe6rsGe.
portemeut in @oi6inaton angeiteat
iit uno OaB tie ieit orei So6ren BON
oelniel6en getreult le6t. Gle iagtc,
oaB i6r aiuo BON iclbit nit i6r Qe-
aougen lit md6renO ser @ater i6reS
@atten auai6t BOB iie oos aiuo &c.
ipoltiom al ii6 riB mo Die Shtdlt
nit 0emiel6en ergriif.
Or s ain mag blci6en.
Sn elmer Sibuug ser Gireftoren
oeS g8ai6iugton GoQegs in G6eItcr.
toun, N}0, puroe sic 9lciiguotiot
pon Or. Sanes g. Gain oes @rGii
oenten Oes sSnititlltes, in Griu0gmg
ae3ogeu 9ei6liiiie ipuroeu gefoBt
melde 9lusorid ge6er oaB Oie 9le.
iianotiot BON Sen Gireftoren Oer9ln.
itolt nidt occeptirt mer0en f0nne.
Or Gain war in ser Sibitug nidt
oniueien0. Gr iol 6ereits peripro.
c6en 6o6en, ieiuc 9leiignation ing9ie
oererudgung 5ll 5ie5en.
2lus Sem 9futonlo6il &C.
hleu0ert.
@G6reuO ii6 Charles SnDOer, g(l-
Burton SnDOer rmO @lc@arrD SRb.
Scr BON S6enouooa6 SSunction uno
g9m. GanielS BON S6ep6erostoipn
ouf ser Seimio6rt befouOen itieB
i6neu in ser 9}G6e bon S1arps6urg
ein llugliidsfaa ST. Gas 9lutomo.
oil, in weldem Tie fu6reu ii6erihmg
iic6 mo sic SSnidiien muroeu auf 0ie
2anoitroBe acihIcu0ert G6os. Gnu
Der, pel1er Oos 9luto lcnfte. pur0e
gegen Oos SGubieniter geidleuoert
rno erlitt me6rcre flaffeuoe Sbnitt.
punoeu Sin S6r mlmoe i6ut bei-
ua6e o6geidlnitteu mo er 6lie6 be.
puBtlos anf ser lluiaQiteae Iiegen.
0auiels erlitt iHue36aite Gerlebin-
aen am 6uBgelenf luo an ser 9}aie.
Gie 9(n0eren famen nit Ieihten
Sauta6ihiirfimgen Oo0on. Gas 9hr
tomo6il muroe MIR leidt 6ei1dOiat
9un0cS Seuator @oro ge.
ltorben.
9ie geipo6ner BON Sagerstomn
W10., 6a6en sic Erauerfunoe er6ol-
ten ooB Gr.Stootsienotor S6omas
81. 9oro, ein frii6erer @epo6ner BON
Sagcrstoph in ieiuem -Seim it
Sueuene, Sal, i'm Q0ter BON 64So6.
rem entidlofeu lit. Ser &eritor6eue
ge6orte elmer proniinenten 6anilie
in Ser Gim6erlanO @oaeD all. Gr
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.GitO Solpitol Ior i9e Snia''''

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8aD.@ieio.
.G6riit G6ur6 5ree GispeHlar"
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groooipop, no6e syairmollnt-slOe., iot
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i6e @9uen Of @3orDlauo, " SalaV'
q(peuua ilno SSobn.StraBe. ,..,r.s
.gu6aGooo Soipital for e0''l'
tiOes,~ 8opion. ,90a.
n@oftern 0ispeniarp," yTr' i'
SIt.galtimore-StraBe- ...sIpc
oSoIpital for t5e &elief Of g['Yfs ges[[tYrIes.
on0 9eformeO G5iloren S9'
un6 90. 6troBe. III.
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429, glisQuit6.9irnBe. Qis
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t6e @|orplouo @enarol S0lp
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nOlarDlauo General SCIP' oF,n
02ooiIon.5traBe uuo 2inoeII'%tU'' t, en-.
n0iarplanO Soipitol Tor lV'
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unO Soratoga-StraBe.
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pobHte IN @a9erstomn 5u Seginn
oeS 9iiraerfrieaes mo mar 0omals
ais 9lgeut bel Ser Giml6crlauO &ols
leD 9o6n ongeiteut
e deriffjogtc lid &ngeliu
Oen &Opf
Sdcrifi Benjamin @cpton @6olen
BON 9lodUiQc, 9loy iAoB iic6 in Die
linfc SdlGie, ais CT an icinem 'Pult
III Dem Sdcriiis 9iircoi iaB. Gr
liegt iett in fritiidem 3uitanOe in
@eoraetomu lluiucriitdts Soipitol
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ge6lih 3it Dem Sdritte oeroulaBt 5a.
BEN.
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lluaei05r 100 6ormer uuO 9eute,
pelAc iid iiir oas Grei6eu bon @e-
treioe intereiiiren 6ielteu in 5re0e-
rid, @2O, cine @eriamnlnna mlo
organiiirten iid inter Dem glomen
nGountD Crcider.&erein9ung" Ger
@eriammluug po6nten Geprdieutau-
ten BON Greidmoidinens6abrifen io-
mie Oie 9eanten bon 5mei Grei6er-
@ereiniglngen pou Gctniploonieu
bel.
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SIN 6o6en Sitter BON 81 Sa6ren
lit Serr So6n 81. 9}obiniou Der al
teite 9epo6ncr bon Sorfor0.Golutp,
in ieinem Seim na6e 6oreit Sia gc-
iiorben. Ger Gcr6lidene mar ein
SunqgeieQe. Gr 6interldbt cine
S6weiter, 6rau Benjamin 9lmoS BON
MinciielO, Sarioro-Gorntp.
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@dnamofonal.
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SUM BON 9Innapolis aus. 9tocb elmer
6a6rt olr6 oen @onamafanol wer-
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oompicu.
SiutcrIGBt 10 &in6cr.
Grall 9lnma Salufius, Die @attin
clues befounten 3armcrs bon 9lont-
gomeru.Golmtu III in i6rcm @eim
iiabc 9oDos, @lo., i'm gllter bon 76
sSa6ren pom 8ooe abberuien por0en
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BON 6enen iie iie6en S66ne imo fiinf
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fiuoet auf oem n@onococo-6rico6oi~
3u 9eoasOille, DO iiatt.
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mG6It @comtc.
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genOen 9eamteu erpdGt poroeu:
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9'icc @rdiiocutin 5rai Soiep6 g
9prou SeIretarin 5rait 8. 6ranf
NiOenonr, correiponoircnoe Selret0-
rim 6rau &iaian It. Roulette mo
Sdobmciiicrin 6rai GOmarO SS-
ualO.
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beitdn0ig pldgteH.
eyc9 periiic0te 9ler8te
llnO ale Gorteu
N}e0i5iuen fir me6z
rere Sabre, iuurOe
aber rlic6t furirt,
bis id5 2Doia s.
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table Gonipouuo"
lla6nI. SEQ boffe,
mein 3eu0uiB miro
onoere lie ! 3 c " 5 c
SSralten peroliiaiieiL
s. hre iurnoerbnre
gl2cNiziu an ncrllis
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geriammIuuas.glnssiasn.

0pit5.
Die idbrlide &erinmmlung 0er oSot' uno
GIrab,0iauer DcS 9r0ipect Nill'SrlcoB0iec" lin'
bet iiait Tieniing, ben 9. Nldr5 libt slbenos
in ocr ,SduQcrbunbs Sale Jir 3i4, SrSrnBc,
W.W. geiniiae oci0dite licgeu uor uno alle
Ibell0nber iolltcH crlOeincn
Jm 2unirage hes frdlioenien
(Osdr868) Nm Wiariin, Seireidr
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1ralt niimTdtt
auAerlt ~ bFlfFlt.
SnOem iie er5a0lt, iuie 2gOia IS. 9Sinf-
Gum's nSeaeta6Ic GOmpOnnO"
lire @ciunO6eit pieOer-
Geritellte.

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Sraucnlrani6eit luo Sc6pdde, Die miW
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Sine auoerc Srau, 6ic GIeiuu6beit in
9D0ia s.. &intbamis D&cgetable
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Sa6ren lit i'd an ihredlic6en Sc6mer5en
in meiuer Celtic, Dou Deneu ic1 0laubte,
oab es @nt8iinouuQen ieeu, e6euio ou
uie0croriideuOcm Sdmer5, Giidenipe9,
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bam's n@egetablc 6onipoino" uno err
irene micb icbt outer @eiun06eit. eS6
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ucr en- Sraueutrant6et lciOenoeu Srau
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gcleien nuo bcnntwortct NIB IN itrificm
@erirauet gebaltcn werOcu.
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dcn.~ Srou @larD q. W,ilcr &or
234, Commerce, Ola.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-01

THE Romance of Elaine" number
81 is a thrilling number of this serial
which will be shown at The Palace to-
night This serial picture is drawing
to a lcose and every number has more
interesting features The number for
tonight has some exceptionally sensa-
tional thrills You should see it.
The other picture is the Biograph
photo play of the great novel Jane
Eyre.
Rochester. a young Englishman
touring the West Indies, meets Bertha
Mason, beautiful girl, in Spanish
lovers and their eourtship ends speed
lily in marriage After the wedding
Rochester makes the horrible discov-
ery that his brides mother is dement, =
ed and later, by chance. her brother
learns that she has inherited the taint
Rochester, crushed by the realization,
brings his unfortunate wife to Eng
land and establishes her in his ances-
trail home, under care of nurse who
secretly indulsges in drink. He has a
young ward, Adele, for whom he en-
cages a governess-Jane Eyre. Ro-
chester fails in love with Jane and
asks her to be his wife. Learning
frDm his lawyer that English law does
not recognize his wife's lunacy as
ground for divorce, he resolves to keep
her existence a secret and to marry
Jane, trusting to the future for justi-
fcstion. But fate. in sthe person Of
James cousin, invervenes, and the
ceremony is interrupted. Jane.
troubled by premonitions of i'll and by
the mysterious fact that some one has
torn her wedding veil to pieces during
the night, can hardly support this
terrible blow. Rochester endeavors to
justify himself. but she will not hear
him and determines to so out of his
life-See the picture for the rest of
this interesting story at the Palace to-
night. A three-part Broadway star
feature tomorrow.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given, That the sub
scribers of Anne Arundel County have
obtained from the Orphans Court q
Anne Arundel County, in Marylanc
Letters Of Administration on the per
sonaI estate of
JOHN G.. HOLLTNS
late of Anne Arundel County, deceased.
Al persons having claims against tae
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers Thereof
10 the subscribers. on or before the
10th Day OF February, 1916.
They may. otherwise. by law, be ex-
cluded from al benefits Of said estate
All persons indebted 70 said estate are
requested 10 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this Ord day
of August, 1915.
JOHN w. HOLLINS.
CHARLES I. IIOLINS.
Administrators
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given. That the sub
scriber of Anne Arundel county, has
obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Anne Arundel County in Maryland.
Letters Testamentary on the personal
estate of
ALEXANDER II. MCCORMICK
late of Anne Arundel County. deceased.
All persons having claims against the
deceased. arc hereby warned to exhibit
the same. with vouchers thereof. on
or before the
9TH DAY OF MARCH. 1916.
They may. otherwise, by law, be eX-
oluded from all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted TO said estate are
requested to mack immediate payment
Given under my hand this 3ISt day
OF August, 1915.
ELIZA MCCORMICK.
HOWARD MCCORMICK.
Executors
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-01
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENTS
once Of the Board OF Supervisors Of
Elections for Anne Arundel County,
Maryland.

ANNAPOLIS MD.. August 18th 1915.
At a meeting Of the Board OF Supervisors OF
Elect ions for Anne Arundel County. Maryland
held in the Court House at Annapolis. Md. to fl
vacancies caused by persons having been ex
cused the following men were selected as Chiel
Judges of Elections and Registration Officers fol
the several election precincts as required by Sec
ton z. Chapter 202. of Article So of the Code Of
SECOND DISTRICT
ist Precinct -Chauncey J. Suit, rep. Eastport
vice Ferdinand K. Griscom excused.
THIRD DIsTsicT
lst Precinct-Marmaduk Hamilton, rep, Fl
vston. vice Louis Schramm. excused. John II
Meek. dem. Elvaton. vice Walter Phelps. ex
cused.
FOURTH DISTRICT
lst Precinct-George w. Chandler. rep Gam
Drills, vice David A. Brady, dead
FIFTH DISTRICT.
First Precinct-William Jones. rep. Brooklyn
vice John II. Nelson. excused.
Precinct-Everett NJ Ripple. rep. Lands
down. X. F. d 4. vice Samuel Boone. Jr.. excused
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
End Precinct William H. Hulse dem Church
ton. vice John F. Wells, excused.
R. THGHMAN BRICF, Pres,
7. ROAND BROWN.
CHARLES z. MYERS.
Board Of Supervisors of Elections for Anne Arun
del County, Md.
PHILIP MORGAN. Clerk 2t-al9-a2
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice Is hereby given, That the
Subscriber has obtained from the Or
phans' Court of Anne Arundel Conn
ty' in Maryland. Letters Testamen-
tary on the person estate Of
AMELIA J. WIEGARD
late of Anne Arundel County. deceased
All persons having claims against the
deceased, are hereby waG9iol to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers there.
to the subscriber. on or before the
LIST day Of December, 1916.
They may, otherwise, By Jaw. be az
ciuded from all benefit OF said estate
All persons indebted 70 SAID estate are
requested to make immediate pavment
Given under my hand this 25th dav
of May, 1915.
FRANK WIEGARD
BERNARD J. WIEGARD
m%o-ta Executors
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-01
NOTICE TO CREDTTORs.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
the Subscriber has obtained IN the
Orphans Court OF Anne Arundel
County. in Maryland, Letters OF A1-
ministration on the personal estate -
ALFRED BAKER
late OF Anne Arundel County. deceas
ed. All persons having claims agaln
the deceased, are hereby warned n
exhibit the same, with the voucher
thereof, to the subscriber, on or b.
fore the
GOTH DAY OF JANUAl 4. 1916.
They may otherwise, by law, be e,
cluded from all benefit Of aid estate
All persons indebted TO said estate are
requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this IN day
of July, 1915.
RASMUS CLAUSON,
Administrator
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-01

9 Annapolis young men seem little
backward in coming forward 10 offer
their services for the good Of the ns-
ton, and its defense, at Saunders Range
Sept 25.
Only one Annapolis young man to
date has made application. and he does
this at the sacrifice Of his vacation.
The experience cannot fail to be
profitable. why not initiate Plsttsburg2
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-01
Application for Oyster Grounds

The following application for Oyster Grounds
in or adiacentto Anne Arundel County. is now on
file in the Office Of the Board Of Shell Fish Com
misSioners of Maryland.
Published Charts Of the Natural Oyster Bars of
Anne Arundel County are filed with the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court Of said County.
Notice is hereby given that all protests against
the granting Of said Leases must be filed in the
Circuit Court nf Anne Arundel County, on or be-
fore the
~I7th Day of September, I9l5
Applieant-RoBT. +. HowES.
Address Churehton. Md
Acres-Not exceeding 80.
Located in Wayson's Creek locally known a
tributary Of Broad water Creek. which is
tributary Of Chesapeake Bay. Starting al north
erly fence boundary OF applicants property ex.
tending across creek in line of said fence and
thence up the creek as shown on Published Chart
No. 4. jy20-td
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-01
BOOK LORE.
What the September Magazines Contain
of Interest 10 Readers.

The spirit of adventure, sought or
thrust upon one. is to be found aplenty
in The Wide World Magazine for Sep
tember. Surely. no more thrilling and
hair-raising experiences have before
been recorded than as are set forth in
great detail by men who have literally
"gone through hell'' and write first
hand of what they encountered in this
magazine that lives up to the old
maxim, truth is stranger than fic-
ion.
{ One has only to read such thrilling
ue accounts as Dangerous Jobs, /"
dealing with 8 number of American
occupations; Trapped in a Furnace. +"
with the scene laid in Pennsylvania:
The Circle of Death, also in the
Keystone State; An Ill-Starred
Elopement, - in Florida; Behind the
Nailed Door," in Africa; In Search
of Adenture," in Australia; "A Me-
morable Man Hunt. also in the island
continent: "A Woman Alone in
China. speaking for itself, or
rather herself; "Petre's Island. in
the South Pacific; Kermis' Time in
Belgium and the numerous other
stories true stories, and full of thrills.
adventure and lbesides being full of
interest. providing an unsuspecting
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-01
Notice to Taxpayers for 1915
ONCE of Collector and Treasurer, hu'
nicipal Building, Duke OF GlOu-
eestCr Street.

The undersigned. Collector an d
Treasurer for the City OF Annapolis
Maryland, hereby gives notice that
City Taxes for 1915 will be payable on
and after August Is, 1915, at his office.
Municipal Building. Duke Of Glouces-
ter street.
All taxes paid before September IS.
1915, no interest viii be charged. On
and after September Is, 1915, interest
will be charged at the rate Of six 90
per centum. beginning September 10,
1915.
Office hours-9 a. m. to p. m.
JOHN 3. WELLS.
collect p and Treasurer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-01
MOVING PICTURE ATTRACTIONS
1t the Colonial Theatre.

At The Colonial Theatre.
THE Juggernaut, featuring Earl
Williams and Anita Stewart" The
JGggernaut, +" is a story of two young
men, one the brilliant son of poor par
ents, the other the dissolute heir Of a
great railroad king, become friends at
College. One thinks he has acci-
dentally killed a drunken rowdy in
saving the others life. the two only
know this secret Both fall in love
with the same girl, who marries the
rich boy after his, chum has with
drawn from the race because of his
poverty. Years later one becomes
president of his fathers : Id railroad,
the other a righteous, fearless district
attorney. Both again worship the
same girl. daughter of the old sweet
heart Of both, one with fathers deep
affection; the other because she is her
mothers counterpart. The district
attorney bitterly attacks the railroad
in the courts. His former chum threat
ems to expose him as a murderer. And
now, imagine the girl on q train ap-
preaching a bridge which cannot pos
sibly stand its weiht. Both nmen know
this. Both are rushing madly by auto
mobile and motor boat TO intercept it.
You see all this See the girls swe t
face at the window Of the flying trai n
feel.the swaying Of the automobile as
il skids desperately around sharp turns.
ard the bounding Of the motor boat
slashing through rough waters. Both
men and the train come crashing into
the picture at the same inst ant too
late. For a moment that seems an
eternity, you feel yourself sitting al
most under the tottering trestle as the
enormous engine mass of whirling
steel. leaps laundering and quivering
into the empty air and fall shrieking
to the swirling river. Go and see this
tremendous spectacle with Earl Will
Jams and Anita Stewart in the lead
ing roles.
Tmorrow Nine. Petrova, in THE
Heart of Painted Woman
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-01
Order Nisi ON Auditors Account.
Ann Ellen Powers, ct al, versus John
Dunn, ct al.
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
County.
No. 2S11. Equity.

Ordered this cath day of August,
1915. that the report and account OF
the Auditor, filed this day in the above
entitled cause, be ratified and confirm
ed.unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 25th day OF
September next.
Provided that copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in Anne Arundel County. once
in each of each of three successive
weeks before the 25th day of Septem-
Der next.
GEORGE WELLS, Clerk.
True Copy-Test-
GEORGE WELLS, Clerk.