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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-07

of the grand matron which will be
held next Wednesday night at the Ma
sonic Hall, and all members and Off
GERS are especially invited to come.
The many friends of Nickson Fin
tun will regret to learn of his sudden
death which occurred yesterday at 4
o'clock at st. Margaert's hospital In
Hammond. Deceased who was a
young Roumanian about twenty-seven
years of age was well known in this
city having been employed at the In
land mill for several years. He work
ed double turn Sunday and Sunday
night and left yesterday morning early
from his rooming house. 3514 Elm
street on his motorcycle. Enroute be-
tween here and Hammond he was
struck by brewing truck and hurled
to the road side Friends passing
later found him and brought him to a
local physician where he was found in
ternally injured and rushed to the
hospital where death came at o'clock.
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been made.
Mrs. Fred Thornbate of Martins
Ferry, O.. viii arrive tomorrow to be
the guest for the week -end Of Mrs. l.
NJ Vance on Elm street
Mrs. Noble Edgar and sister Miss
Maude Baker very delightfully."- enter
tanned Saturday evening Wits a
masquerade party. There were twelve
! couples present who spent the evening
in dancing. two hours of which time
was spent at the X. Of P. hall The
house was most unique and weirdly
decorated with Halloween decorations
Prizes were given to the most orig
inal costumes, Mr.. Dennis Hannah
having won gents first prize. and Mrs
Harvey Klumm of Gary. ladies' first
prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Templeton very
delightfully."- entertained Saturday aft
ernoon in honor OF their daughter
Jeans 18th birthday. There were four
teen little girl friends present who
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-07
PaStirne Today

GRIP OF EVIL"
And a 3-Act Essanay. Featuring
BRYANT WASHBURN
Hear Returns of Election
Continuous Show Until 1870
Wed-5-Act Gold Rooster Feature
Fri.-5-Act Blue Bird Feature.
Sat. 5-Act World, Fea. Alice Brady.
Sun. 5-Act Fox Feature, Theoa Bara in
UNDER TWO FLAGS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-07

Abandonment by Mrs. Mary Fels
Of her husbands plan of substituting
singletax activity in America has
thrown the singletaxers upon their
own resources. Some kind of an
association will be formed, it is an
nounced. 70 take the place Of the Fels
Fund Commission, which goes out of
existence on January /.
The late Joseph Fels. millionaire
soap manufacturer, selected a COM
mission to work for the ideals of
Henry George and agreed to double
all the money that the commission
was able to raise by subscription.
He actually gave much more than
this, his bounty ranging from $4,000
to $4,000 a year. This was spent in
tax reform campaigns. chiefly in
western states. and in general educa-
tional efforts. Fred :. Howe and
Lincoln Steffens, authors: Charles ri.
lrgersoll, watch manufacturer; Mrs.
Carrie Chapman Gait, suffrage lead
er; George A. Briggs of Indiana,
Jackson H. Ralston of Washington,
A. E. du Punt Of Cleveland and the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-07

spent the afternoon in children's
games. Three prizes were awarded to
little Martha McQuilken. Anna Pogash
and Rose Dixon. The home was beauti-
fully decorated in blue and pink and
cut flowers. China dolls dressed in
pink and blue were given as favors-
The Pieta Club met last evening at
st. Adams parrish hall. Refreshments
were served by President VIM. Col
Inns. During the evening It was an
nounced that the club would give a
farewell party for Miss Byrle SMALL
man Of East Chicago. ore Of the mem
bers who is leaving soon to spend the
winter with her sister in Ell Paso
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-07
.FINERTY HEARS
FROM WILSON
Democratic County Chair
man is Thanked for His
Work.

Democratic County Chairman Fin
ertv Of Gary received the following
telegram yesterday from President
Wilson.
II thank you heartily for the splen-
did work done by you and by all the
workers in the cause Of progressive
principles at issue in this campaign.
THE fight is won. fully believe,
though I take this means Of urging
you to renewed exertions and vigil
lance to see that belated efforts to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-07

Miss Clara T. Cogan of Brooklyn,
N. Y, is president of the Interna-
nae which will convene in Baltimore,
November 81. Three thousand dele
gates from schools all over the coun-
try are expected to attend The con-
vention will be entertained in Balti-
more by Mount Saint Agnes College
and on a subsequent trip to Wash
ington by the Visitation Convent.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-07

Texas The party will be given next
Thursday evening at the home Of Miss
Vera I.evan. 1880 Ivy street. All mem
bers or the club are invited.
Mrs John Haywood and Mrs j. r
Templeton will visit this afternoon al
the bedside of Mrs. Rush Barron who
Is confined in the y. Chicago hospital
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-07
POLICE TRAP
NEGRO IN HOTEL

William Johnson, colored. had with
stealth and the caution that the occas-
ion demanded. climbed thS stairs in the
rear of the State hotel on State street
in Hammond. SkillfuIly he removed a
screen and noiseIessly raised a win
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-07
Articles of incorporation.

Articles of interpretations have been
fled with the secretary of state as fol-
lows:
Calumet Gary Company. Gary; CAPT
tai $4,000: construction; directors.
Herman Ray. H. o. Lindsay. G. P.
Swancutt.
Gary African Methodist Episcopal
Church. Gary; religious; directors.
Flemming Burrell. Edgar Glover. n
c. Streeters.
Advertise IN The TIMEs--tt helps
your business.
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dow. He stepped inside. face to face
with Officer FISHERMAN. Johnson re-
tracked through the window and down
the stairs. Officer Carlson met him
and held the negro in a firm and threat
ening grasp. At the station Johnson
was charged with entering a house to
commit a felony.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-07

National state and county
election returns received by
special wire, Indiana Har-
Dor Auditorium, corner
Michigan and Grapevine
st. Everybody welcome.
11-6-2
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ASTHMA SUFFERER

write today, I viii tell you. free OF
charge, of a simple home treatment
for asthma which cured me after ply
sicians and change of climate failed.
I am so grateful for my present good
health. after years of suffering. that ]
want every one to know of this Won
derful treatment. Mrs. Nellie Evans
Box 555 r. 6. Des Moines. Iowa
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-07
Indiana HarbOr
Personal and Otherwise

Regular meeting tomorrow night of
the Indiana Harbor Chapter o. E. s
at 1870 prompt. Plans Will be made
a this meeting for the official visit
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-07

ereion or the evil and insidious prac-
tees of a decade and more ago.
WOODROW WILSON"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-29

-iCanfeSais que esta alha.ia os
ha pertenecido?
ST. pero ignore por que c~aSuali-
Gad......
-Pues bien; uno de los rebeldcs
Ia entreg6 antcs de MORN 4 nueSJro
s~ccretario intimo, declarando que "a
recibi6 de vos como recompensa por
haberos transporrado ieSde Dront-
helm a Ia ~fortaleza de Munckh9im.
Y ahora pregunto 20. scnOres ~jueces:
SSe da paga tan enorme 4 un simple
marinero. 4 no atribuir grande i'm
rortancia. e. acusado. 4 las viSitas 4
Ia prisi6n de Schumacher?
-Es verdad cuanto dice SUI corte-
sia-conte<t6 Kennybol.-y recuerdo
haber dido referir ESQ mismo a mi
~desgraciado compaHero Guldon Hay
per.
-CalIad-dijo eI presidente;-de-
jad cue responda Ordener Guidenlew.
-Confesara-contest6 este.-que
yo deseara Yer 4 Schumacher. Pero
csc cintillo NADIA significa. No Sc
puede entrar con diamanteS en- Ia
fortaleza; eI marinero que me !lev6
en- Ia lancha me habl6, durante Ia
travesia, de su miseria, y lie di Ell cin-
tillo. que no podia ~entrar...
-Dispensadme-le interrumpio e.
secretario intimo;-el reglamento en-
ceptua de esta MEDIA al hijo del vi
rrey, por 10 que hubierais podido
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-29
HOMEMADE A RUS Y TAULET

BARCELONNA, Mayo 27.-Se
ha celebrado con gran solemnidad
ell homemade dedicado a Rus y Tau
let.
4 Ia ceremonial asiSti0 en- repre-
sentaci6n del Rey el Gobcrnador CT
vii de Ia provincial. senior SuireZ In
clan.
Tambicn asistieron el .Ayuntamien-
to en- pIeno y numerosaS PERSONAL
dades.
Pronunciaron Discusses elogiando
Ia labor realiZada por Rus y Tau
let ell Gobernador Y e! AIcaldc.
FL acto termin0 con vivas 4 ESpa-
na, al Rey Y 4 Barcelona.
Despues Sc depoSitaron en- el mo-
numento varias corOnaS.
Los nihos de las ~escuelas pdbIicaz
arrojaron flores y palomas Il la es-
tatua.
En- el homemade tom6 parte una
muchedumbre compacta.
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jueces: ia acusaci0n SubsiSte victoria.
81: Ordencr G~undenlew. que manc!lla
para siempre ell esplendor de su glo-
rioso nOmbre, solo consigui0 hacer pa
tente Su culpabilidau, pero no demos
tr0 la ~inocepcia De Schumacher nj de
sus completes. Han de Islandia. Viii
fredo Kennybol. Jonas V Norbith.
Espero de Ia justicia del Tribunal que
Sc declare a los seis acusados culpa-
bles del crimen de alta TRACTION y
de lesa majestad.
FL publico prorrumpi6 en- sordo
murmullo. Fl presidente :ba 4 le-
vantar Ia session, cuando eli Obispo pi-
do Ia palabra.
-Ilustres jueces-dijo,- conve-
niente es que sea 10 dltimo que Sc d.
ga aqui ia defenSa de los acusados.
Desearia que esta cstuviese 4 cargo
del abogado mas digno. porque yo
va estoy viejo Y debil, Y no me que
dan mas fuerzas que las que me ms
pira Dios. Ne sorprenden las seve-
ras conclusiones del secretario init
NADIA en- ell curse del proceso
prueba la cu!pabilidad de Schumac-
ker. Es impossible atribuirle partici-
dirccta en- la insurrecciGn De
los mineros, Y pues que el acusado
Ordener Gundealew DECLARE haber
abusado del nonlbre de Schumacher,
ademas ser el solo ell autor de Ia
culpable sedici6n: todaa las sospechas
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vrz. 1u" r"taird ." d"f"HSo" ron
"n"r-ia: r"ro ERA 4" rompr"nd"r Iit"
s. Las c~ompr"ndia 81 pr'>:i"n'".
a %iIz-ar por a r"."ra IN" - r"trat6
IN 81 >nmh'anIr,
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No deseaba decir mi nombre.
-:Por qut?-pregunt6 el ~preSider
te.
ESQ es 10 que no puedo decir.
La amistad entire Schumacher,
su hija Y vos, ~prueban que e! objeto
de vueStro compIot era li5ertarlos,
Schumacher, que hasta entcnces no
do otras muestras de atenci0n cue
algun desdenoso movimiento de hom,
bros, Sc puso en- pie y eXcdam0:
-Libertarme! La de esta
intriga Internal no ma Sido otra que
ell comprometerme V acabarme de per-
der. iCreeis que Ordener Gulden-
lew c~onfesaria su crimen 81 no Sc lie
hubiera hallado entire los inSurrectos?
No, que va veo que hered6 Ell odio que
su padre me profesaba. En- cuanto
q las relaciones que Sc lie suponen
conmigo Y con mi hija, quiero que
sepa Guldenlew que mi hija ha he
redado igualmente mi odio a 81 CO.
mo a toda Ia raza de los Guldenlew
V de los .Alhefelds.
Ordener suspir6 profundamente. eli
;anto que Ethel desmentia q su padre
en- voz baja Y este volvia a sentarse
en- 81 banco, palpitando aun de CO.
lera.
Ell Tribunal i~uzgara-dijo el pre-
sidente.
Ordener, que al Or a Schumac-
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! ker baj6 los ojos en- silencio, pareci6
despertar, y hablo;
Mobiles ~jueces, cidme. NaiS 1
fallar segun oS inspire la cOnciencia.
pero no olvidti5 que el inico culpa-
bic es Ordener Guideulew; Schumac-
ker es inocente ' eSos otros desven-
turados fueron e~nganado> por mi
agente Hackct. 70 hlc= TODD 10 &C.
mas.
Kennybol lie interrumpi6:
Este j0ven dice Ia verdai: 81 Sc
deulcU d traarno; al tam2>I Han de
lslandia; y yo Sc que fue a buscarle
4 Ia caverna de WalderGcg, para pro-
poner!e que fuera nuestr9 jefe. Me
confi0 el secreto de su empreSa en- Ia
aldea de Surb, en- casa de mi herm&ao
Braal. En- TODD 10 dem;is tambien di-
ce Ia verdad este j0ven; csc picarc
Hacket nos engano a todOs, por 10
demas no merecemos ser condenados
q muerte.
Senior secretario intimo, Sc Gle
ira la discussion. Expresadnos aho-
"a que co~nclusiones sacais de ella.
Levantose Ell secretario, salud0 re-
petldas wees a. Tribunal, arregl0 los
pliegues de SUI valona de e%ncaje. sin
separar nj un momento Ia vista del
p~residente, y dejo al fin caer de sus
labioS estas ~pa!ahraS, con voz ausa-
da Y iugubre:
-Senor presidente. respetvbles
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y todas las preSInciones que caian So
bre Schumacher quedan desvanccidas;
debeis, pues, en- justicia, absclverle.
Recommends los otros p~risioneros 4
vucstra criStiana inuulgencia, va que
han sido seducidos y enganados, como
Ia ovcja del Bucn Pastor. y hasta os
recomiendo al mislun Ordener Gun
denlew, que tiene ei mtrito, muy
grande a los ojos del Senior. de con-
fesar Su crimen. Tened preSente, Sc
nores Juices, gu" sc ha!la ;odavia en-
Ia edad en- que el hombre puede tro-
pear y hasta caer, sin que dos re-
huSe s%oStenerla o levantar,c. Orde-
ner lleva apenas sobre sus hom5ros
ia cuarta parte de Ia carga de su exis-
~tencla, que pesa va cast ertera So
bre mi cabeZa. Colocad en- Ia ba-
lama de vuestros juicio, su juventud
y su inexperienced, Y no lie priveiS
tan pronto de Ia vida quo ell Senior
ACADIA de darle.
Ell anciano enmuGeciG y fue i SEN
tarse unto 2 Ordener, que lie sonreia,
mientras que, invitauos por ell presi-
dente, los jueces Sc levantaban del
Tribunal y entraban silencioSos en- la
sala de deliberar.
En- tanto que algunos hombres de-
cidian de la suerte lie seis acusados,
EN- ell terrible %Santuario, inm6viles los
eos seguian sentados en- ell banco,
(Continusrsl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-29
DANOS CAUSADOS POR LA Ian.
COSTA.

MADRID, Mayo 27.-EI Director
senelal de Agriculture, ha visirado
los campos que Sc hallan invadiios
por Ia langosta. apreciando Ia extra
ordinaria importancia de los eStragOS
causados por Ia playa.
I'm vista de clio ofreci6 i los pro
p]ietarios de los citados campos, los
recur.os necesarios para eXtirpar Ia
!angosta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-29
BANDIDOS AUDACES

CIUDAD REAL, Mayo zI.-pca-
de hacc ;l@lin tempo Sc vcnlan CO.
mctiendo en- eSta provincial audaces
robos. sin que pudiera $aberse qule-
mes eran los autores lie tales delitoS.
Con cl fin de TRAFALGAR Ell Ell eScta-
recimicnto dc ellos vinieron de Nh
drid varioS policias, los cuales. dis
frazados de comerciantes Y valiendo-
Sc de una gran habilidad ronsIguie-
ron dar con los autorcs de los roh0s
y detener 4 los ladrons que son ocho
hOmbreS ' una mUjcr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-29
RIVALIDADES POLlTlCAS.

CASTELLON. Mayo 27.-Comu-
mean del pueblo de Use"2, que por
riyalidades po!iticas Sc han subleva-
90 algunos vccinos contra el Alcaiie.
La guardia civil logr6 apaciguar
los animOs.
Han sido detenidos 80 personals,
pcrtcnccicntcs al partjdo conserve
cor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-29
HOMEMADE A UN AVIADOR.

SANTANDER. Mayo 27.-Hoy Sc
celebr6 e. acto de hacer entre"a IL
aviador don Juan Pombo, de Ii placa
que por subscription popular Sc ha
construido como homenaJe cc Sa1-
lander a dicho notable aviator.
Al acto ]c0ncurri0 una inmcnSa
muchcdumbre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-29

gran a Francia. burlando IA vigilan-
cia establecida por las autoridades
eSpanolas.
La guardia civil de Reus y Borgia
ha detenido t~reinta obreros que in
tentahan pasar la f~rontera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-29
EN- LlBERTAD.

.CASTELLON, Mayo 27.-Han
sido pueStos en- libertad los % con-
servadores que fueron detenidoS
aver 4 causa del levantamiento 0e
los vecinos de Usera contra ei al
calde de aQuella localidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-29
DETENCION DE OUNCE REVO,
LUCIONARIOS

SEVILLA, Mayo Gillian side
detcnidos Y conducidos 4 Is carc2l
ounce obreros que firmaror an ma
niiieSto rcvOluciOnariO.
Los detenidos estan complicado!
en- los successes d~esarrollados Ultima
menfe.
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LLEGADA DE LA CONDESA DE
PARIS.

MADRID. Mayo 27.-Ha llcgaco
4 c>ta capital Ia Condesa de Paris.
En- In cStaci6n fue recibida nor II
familia real Y por el e.cmentc Official.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-29
ECOS De

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-29
MITIN

BARCELONA, Mayo 27.-Se ha
verificado IN mitin sindicalista.
Los oradores pronunciation violen-
tos discursos, pidiendo la libertad de
los obreros que fueron detenidos n
consequence de los ultimos successes
de Cenicero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-29
LA EMICRACION OBRERA A
FRANCIA.

BARCELONA Mayo 27.-Se vic
ne observando desde hace algun
tempo que numeroSOs obreros emf
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-29
FL Ministro de Hacienda, senor Alba, presentara a las Cortes un
p~royecto piidiendo Ia creaci6n de una gran institution de credito
Ell EsCRTOR PORTORRIQUENO JOSE DE DIEGO do UNA BRnLLANTE
CONFERENCA EN- Ell ATENEO DE MADRID
OTRAS NOTICIAS DE ESPANA

Segdn parece Ia cOsa no tuvo n
importancia que Sc .e atribuy6 en-
IN |nrinciniO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-29
AIOI'n ERES:-
IIJtERSOS

HNXIEWuuD. Robertson Investment Co
BaiO r>Ia raLun social Y com" mrHlbroS Ge
Ia ~DrIcLah Naciunal de- los I~tad"~ INT
dos dc iinrrira J dc Ia Il" san Antonio. lr-
Na>. hlc"Iuu. Ioda rla-" III" 0p"rAri"Il"S d"
r0mp!a-yrnGa : pcrnuia Il" NrDlicdId
T.:iL y i"ia rla~.' dc vai"r">. ignd"> mime
ru~ y de pruTirGad"~ p"lrol"ra~ "n IL Re
uihlira Nry.rana \ IN lu~ E>lain- | nid0S
&c Ninor;rI. Nur~lri> OiI"Inl- =" 'il'Iril-
iran On 81 nsI'artanrnt" VI. 1oi del "iiIicio
"nlIiIiN' TrIrI"nu rr0ckr'I ~. IAN M
Irnin rrNa- ~. II-. de A. 60
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-29

HtCEN0S con tOda cnrrcrciGn. rariaS amo-
ruSa>, dc pc,I!mrn;n. trI!rifarI"n">. "IIi:IIlle-
afD~. dI~rl!r-O- y iudI Cla-- u" pO"~ldS
amurO>a-. H" anIS"r-arIn. ralrihl!ra>. "lc.
Preriu> mrI"raGu-. nirlIan>c Erpr cUrr"o 4
f.. Cald"grin. ~ :. San saba -, San Anto-
ma, Tex.
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VENTAS

81 vENDE en- c0ndirinn"S Taz"nables IN
Restaurant. rnnira-"-Iu!na q" Ia ra>a ke-
donda del sunset. Kuea lugar. hIrlgIr>' \
ip7l. Gale Austin.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-03
IN Meniorian.

IN MrMaEf On oeeAR HtYprS
elnr children are idhis ~ opp bfmse-
hold
They are angelo ~ tiai in ilisguiHe
sod has taken Osear, ofe troa sIr
Just 70 make IS more noble and uiila.
our loss Is hts glors i0feye4,
He Smiles and looks back at us signs
Mothers heart gpoWs Meak tis bui
WomaniN
And the fountain 81 lesiinR suns high.
But think ~ the path. te8p aud STONY
That Oscars feel Meier viii 10
OF the mountains ~ sin hanging DER
him,
OF the teinpest Of ft'e bloNipg Wild
|Oh there's nothing al earth half 50
hols
AS the place bf now. occupies;
Then mother NC mol Ia SORROW
For your boy thar has gone from your
side
He s d truant 81 home, moi OF heaven,
Looking backward your pathway 70
guide;
His smiles ARE but haloes oi heaven,
sheading sunshine Of love ID your
face;
EIc viii reach out his hand 10 his
loved ones
And lead us 70 the pathway oil grace.
z. IA. d., CHArr5cO.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-03

One Of our most esteemable neigh.
bors, Mr.. VIM. r. Abel, has beer
under the weather for a spell, but,
considering his age ts2 years) he /.
holding his own very we'll. Mrs,
Abel also.is under the Doctors care.
We trust they viii soon be out and
about again.
As a result OF gate becoming de.
tached and falling upon her, Mrs.
Frank King is in very serious con.
dition, suffering both from shock and
injury.
Mr., Bevis Bowles, who has been III
since Christmas of typhoid, is rapidly
convalesclng.
Our community seems to be In the
grip OF the grippe. Among those
whom II has sent to bed are Messrs.
Wallace Abel, Harry Bowles, John
While, Alvin Hayden, Ralph Abel,
Dudley Higgs and others, while quite
number have it in milder form.
We are sorry to hear Of the death
OF Uncle Isaac Harris, who was
highly esteemed both by his own race
and the MANY white people who knew
him. After having cut cord wood ali
day Friday, he was stricken as he sat
down to the supper table and died in
few minutes.
We have had an ideal spell for fox
hunting, and though our local hum
ters, headed by Messrs. Willie Hebb,
Roger Hayden. Chas. Knott and OF
hers, assisted by number of visitors,
have been constantly on the job.
There has been lamentable dearth
OF brushes. They report having
negotiated several brushes with tho
foxes, sjut owing, We presume, 70 the
medium OF negotiation being less feet
footed than the quarry, the brushes
are with the foxes vet j.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-03
Resolutions

Resolutions passed by tho ST.
Mary's Hospital Association, at tho
annual meeting Jan J, 1916, In mem
DRY Of Mr.. JOHN W. RENEHAN, first
President Of the Association, who
died March 3, 1915.
WHEREAS, Almighty God has called
away from his earthly labors 10 eter-
nal rest our President, John W Rene.
han, who had faithfully guided tho
destlnies OF this Institution from It's
inception; and
WHEREAS, we owe principally TO
his practical architectural skill the
we'll planned new hospital building
which Is at once thing Of beauty
utility and necessity in our county:
and
WHEREAS, his mature experience
and enthusiastic devotion 10 this work
Of his prediction even to the last
conscious moments OF his life. only
make his loss to the institution az
this time the more keenly felt; be Il
RESOLVED, that while bowling 70 the
will OF Heaven in It's inscrntable de-
crees, we take occasion TO express our
profound sorrow at his loss, and to
voice the sentiments OF grateful peo-
pie by paying public tribute to his
memory as friend and benefactor OF
suffering humanity; and be IL further
RESOLVED, that In the same spirit
Of devotion 10 the public health and
welfare we pledge our best efforts TO
the success OF the hospital and call
upon our fellow citizens to rally to It's
support; finally, be Il
RESOLVED, that we extend our sim
cere sympathy to his bereaved wife
for this irreparable loss; that we rec
ord these expressions OF respect In our
otiicial minutes, and that We have them
published 10 the county papers
STEPHEN M. JONES'
l.. B. JOHNSON, nj. D.,
Rev. L. J. KELLY,
Committee.