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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-08-31
WoMAN's WORK IN THE HOME
n Thoroughly Competent She Makes
Light Of Tasks That Would
stanuer Man.

Modern inventions have now talet
from woman that part OF the burden
which she has borne so faithfully.
but ] know for fact that tho aver
age man would need set Of books.
a bOokkeeper and an Office force 10
keep mp with oue-half the items that
many lone woman carries around
IA her mind in The managing Of her
household. She has trained herself 10
do this.
When 80 for a visit 10 one Of these
women whose house Is In perfect or.
der. herself In order. too. aud her chill.
dren~well cared for; who with quick
steps goes many times from garrett to
cellar, making and keeping her home
clean and beautiful; whose work ~ not
linlted TO eight hours who T. on her
fob At any time, dny or night. when her
family needs her; whose sleep Is In
terrupted many times each night with
the inslatent demands Of her children (;
who must stop In the middle OF alinos,
every task 20 kiss a bump or tie up
n wounded toe or comfort little
hurting hearth whose patience never
gives out With the answering Of un-
answerahle childish questions and who
chatters aud chatters uutiTingly 70
teach The young ones how 70 talk, and
who still ends time for charities and
outside endeavorA. am overcome with
wonder. Like the good men o. all ages,
/ take my hat OF to her. When ] think
OF how much she has done aud ~ do
ing. do not wonder that she feels In
clined 60 say Il can't when Il comes
10 prosy business Southern womnn's
magazine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-08-31

Mrs. Beatrice Thompson and family
OF Hollywood, have returned home af-
ter a week spent with her brother, Mr..
Adam 7. While, Of Capitol IIill.
Mr.. Cody WOODBURY. and Marion
Gibson, accompanied by Misses Agnes
Harden and Clara Plowden, motored
TO Washington, u. G., Sunday.
Miss Gaynel While, Of Capitol
Hill, after spending pleasant week
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Morders, OF Washington, -.
c., returned home Sunday.
Messrs. Harry Palmer and Clia
FCullIns, OF the Capitol City, spent
Sunday with relatives and friends Ia
this section.
Mr.. Isaac Warranch's baby boy
was badly but not seriously bitten by
his horse while asleep in a baby CAR
riage in front Of his store az Capitol
Hill last Saturday The horse took a
grip of the baby's forehead, and, but
for the softness of the pillow, probably
wonld have seriously Injured IT,
Mr. James Bailey, accompanied by
Messrs. Frank Bostsick, ]. j. Ovens
and Misses Cullison and Russell, mo-
tored 70 Washington sunday evening.
The Leonardtown Baseball GLIB
journeyed 70 RIycr Springs Saturday
evening and was taken lrto camp by
the River Springs club, the score be-
ing TO 4 The game was broken 10
In the eighth inning by little fstlein,
which was also won by one OF the
River Springs Knockout kings in
the first round. Quite a large number
OF persons were present, including q
large delegation 81 rooters from Leon
ardtown,
Mcssrs. Carroll Ellis and Edgar
Simpson. who have been building a
large hall at Bowie, Prince Georges
county, spent Sunday with relatives
and friends Ia this section.
A building boom has struck this
section. Mr.. Edward Gibson has jus,
completed large aud commodious
residence; Mr.. +. ID. Bnreh large
barn: Mr.. A. T. While a garage; Mr..
j. q. WOODBURY. barD; Mrs. r. NJ.
Renehan a large barn. Messrs. Bud.
DIV and Douglas Gibson. Garry
Cheseldine, Bonnie Brown, Tommy
1 w tNts Afl4uN nun NlA nhHttN wv
numerous 10 mention, have completed
large dory boats
| Il has been very warm and dry for
the last week in this section, both corn
and tobacco showing the effects Of the
intense heat.
The leading progressive, wide
awake, up-to-dnte citizens OF this sec
ton are building much needed bridge
across Cobrum's Run, near All Saints
Church. This bridge viii III a long
felt want, as II was impossible 70 cross
this run on high tide Mr.. Willie
Thompson, OF Palmers, Is builder.
The bridge will be built 81 concrete
and will stand as a1nonument To those
good citizens who 50 cheermily con
tributed TO build IT, The good old
Seventh district needs more OF such
men, May they live long and prosper.
Miss Eulala Lawrence has been an
pointed teacher at River Springs
school, to I'LL the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Miss Lizzie Black
istone.
Quite delightful rain fell sunday
night. GABRIEL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-08-31
BIRDS SPOILED GOOD SCHEME
womnn's Ingenious Idea Failed Be-
cause She Was Unable to Take
Them Into Her confidence.

Sine planted some young fruit trees
ia her back yard last fall. Among
then WIS cherry tree, JUST a little
thing that win consume several years
la its valiant effort % acquire rem.
Eonnbfe standing IN the community.
But Il IS doing In best, and already
II Is large enough 10 attract attention.
A man Ia the nelghborhood has
watched the career Of that tree with
much interest, aud he has not lost a
chance 10 jolly the woman about Il.
Al least 1850 times, thus far this sea-
son, he has asked her abou, the tree
and about the prospects for the crop
of cherries. The woman finally de-
cided 40 put one over" on him. She
would show him that a young cherry
tree could bear full crop of fruit the
first year.
She bought a box Of nice, big red
ripe cherries. and tied about twenty
Of them on the tender little limbs OF
the cherry tree with thread. When
she had completed the work the tree
doomed UP bright and red as an an.
archist flag. Then she sent word 70
the man, who lived twu doors away,
to come over aud see what the tree
had produced.
lie was not at home at the time, but
he arrived soon afterward, and he
ambled over to have look at the
tree. But fits branches were as bare
Of cherries as a Mexican desert Ii Of
ice water.
Birds had discovered the cherries
and they ebeat him to IL" They had
eaten every cherry. The woman does
not know what to do next 20 convince
the man that a young cherry tres
grows cherries. --Indianapolis News
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-08-31

When young Farmer Giles left the
happy homestead and plowed fields 70
Join the army there was not q prouder
man in the land The first time be
was doing sentry 90 the officer Of the
guard came by, and called upon him
to give up his orders.
"Ordersf'' shouted Giles. give up
my ordersf'
Eyes, certainly. What are you here
for7" demanded the officer, sharply.
"Oh, I'm here to walk up and down,
stand at attention, wink at the girls,
look after Sergeant Murphy's bit OF
garden, and see that nobody pinches
his spades also to see you amt about
when they fetch the beer for the guard.
room prisoners, and should you come
on the scene to-"
But the officer had completely col
lapsed. London Mall
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-08-31
MOreanza and cIements Items.


Miss Helen Simpson OF Bushwood,
has returned to her home, after q very
pleasant visit to her cousin, Miss
Daisy Alvey.
Mrs. lack Raley and little daugh-
ter, Mollie, have gone on an extended
visit to relatives and friends in Wash
ington.
Miss Cecil Geysner. OF Annapolis,
is visiting Mrs. John f. Guy, Of THE
Branch.
Miss Rosalie King, of Baltimore, Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Alice Guy.
Mrs. p. II. Thompson and little
daughter, Sarah, are visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. w. II. Thompson, OF Wash
ington.
Little Miss Blanche Guy IS quite
sick. We wish her speedy fecovery.
Mrs. Alice Graves and her little
granddaughter, Miss Laura Yates,
are visiting friends and relatives 10
this section,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Guy motored 10
Washington on Saturday last.
Miss Moreen Morris Is visiting her
sister, Miss Etoyle Dawson, OF Glenn
ents. EMILY JANE. =
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-08-31
4 Birthday Party.

On Monday evening last Miss
Rebecca Millison, OF Leonardtown,
entertained number OF her friends at
birthday party. Selections we're
rendered on the piano by Misses
Rebecca Millison, Christine Greenwich,
Genevieye Norris and Maria Green
we'll Later in the afternoon the little
folks enjoyed themselves at dancing,
after which refreshments were served,
which were enjoyed by all When the
little guest babe their hostess good
night, they all proclaimed OF having
enjoyed themselves immensely.
Those present were; Misses Rebecca
Millison, Christine Greenwell,
Geneyieve Norris, Hope Greenwell,
Susie Combs, Catharine Norris,
Marguerite Garner, Anna Mattingly,
Maria Greenwell. Charity Greenwell,
Evangeline Garner, Catharine Quire,
of Baltimore, and Masters Neil Mill
son, Francis Combs, Harry Norris,
and Pat Combs. M,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-08-31

"Abont three months ago when
was suffering from indigestion which
caused headache and dizzy spells and
made me feel tired and Respondent, !
began taking Chamberlain Tablets,
writes Mrs. Geo. Hon, Maeedon, N. y,
This medicine proved 20 be the very
thing ! needed, as one days treatment
relieved me greatly. used two bottles
Of Chamberlain's Tablets and they rid
me Of this trouble. Obtainableevery
where. - adv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-08-31

Mrs. Emily Raley, relict OF the late
Stephen Raley, died on Sunday last,
at the residence of her s0n-in-law, Mr..
James w, Downs, Of "Greenbriar, =
near Leonardtown.
Mrs. Raley, who was sixty-one years
old, bad for time been a great suffer-
er, and when death put an end TO pain
all who knew her charity and good
ness Felt that her reward in Heaven
would amply compensate her for the
trials she had borne with such Chris
tan fortitude Mrs Raley was a de-
voted mother, a kind and generous
neighbor and staunch and loyal
friend TO many who sincerely mourn
her demise. She was buried on Mon
day last in the new St. Aloysius
Cemetery. May she rest in peace
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-08-31
Application for Oyster Ground

Applicant-Peter ]. Schwabland.
Address Baltimore, Nd.
Acres Not exceeding thirty 1907.
Located In the Patuxent River, on
the southwesterly side thereof and ad-
joining the fifty yard zone OF HTown
CreeA Natural Oyster Bar" and ex-
tending in the direction OF ''Goodwin
Natural Bar, opposite Esperanto.
Pub. chart No. 20.
Protests must be filed in Circuit
Court forsSt Mary's County on or be-
fore September %, 1915
CONSERVATION COMMITS SION OF MARY
LAND. Iaug. BAT
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-08-31
Application For Oyster
Ground

Applicant Mamma d. Chambers.
Address Pearsons, ST. Mary's
Co.. Md.
Acres Not TO exceed thirty 1901.
Located = In Patuxent River, on the
sontherly side thereof and inside OF
Deep Point Mud and Milestone,
wharf TO Fishing Point. Published
Chart No. 20.
Protests must be filed In Circuit
Court for st. Mary's County on or be-
fore September 30, 1915.
CoNsERvA ALTON COMMISSION or NJ AIRY
LAND. ls-l0-ft.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-08-31

"A customer came into my store The
other day and said to one Of my clerks.
have you anything that will cure
dfarrhoeaY and my clerk went and
got him bottle OF Chamberlain' 8
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
and said to him, # this dose not cure
you, / viii not charge you cent for IT.
So he took It home and came back Ia
day or two and said he was cured, .
writes ]. II, Berry a Co., Salt Creek,
Va. Obtainable everywhere. adv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-08-31
Application for Oyster Ground
Applicant--J. c. Webster.

Applicant. G. Webster.
Address Solomons, Maryland.
Acres Not exceeding thirty 1901
Located In the Pataxent River.
on the northwesterly side thereof and
on the mouth oi Trent Hall Creek and
northwesterly and adjacent 10 a LOT
leased 10 Frederick Landlord. Pub
llshed Chart No. 10.
Protests mist be filed in Circuit
Court for st. Mary's County on or
before September %, 1915.
CoNsERvATIoNC COMMISSION or MARY
LAND. Iaug. BAT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-08-31
Application For Oyster
Ground

Applicant John a. Chambers.
Address : Pearsons, st. Mary's
Connty, Maryland.
Acres Not to exceed thirty (5O)
Located Southerly entrance to
Patuxent River, between deep Point
Mud" and Carroll Muds'' natural
oyster bars. Published Chart No. 20.
Protests must be filed in Circuit
Court for st. Mary's County on or
before September 30, 1915.
CONSERVATION COMMISSION oFMARY
LAND. l8-l0-4t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-08-31
Recommends ChamberIain's Collie,
ChoIera and Dlarrhoea Remedy.

II never hesitate to recommend
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy" writes Sol
Williams, merchant, Jesse, Tenn. N
sell more OF it than OF any other pre-
parations Of like character. / have
used 1t myself and found II gave me
more relief than anything else / have
every tried for the same purpose.
0btainable everywhere adv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-08-31
Application for Oyster Ground

AApplicant-Samuel X. Hook.
Address Baltimore, Md.
Acres Not exceeding thirty t30).
Located In the Patnxent River on
the sOuthwesterly side thereof between
Town Creek and Goodwin" natu-
raj oyster bars, opposite Esperanza,
10 81. Mary's County. Pub. chart No.
30
Protests must be fled In Circuit
Court for st. Marv's County on or
before September %, 1916.
CONSERVATION COMMISSION or MARY
LAND aug. sat.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-08-31

II you get bottle OF Chamberlain
Liniment and observe the directions
given Herewith faithfully, you will
recover in much less time than Is US
ually required Obtainable every
where. adv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-08-31

lhe respective rEnidnDcGa, nllu nkhN
dislriets and precincts in which they
are 10 serve and the political party
which they represent are given u the
following lat
uDaEs.
First District. ~. G. Raley, dem. !,
Cameron: g. Dolen Wood. rep Wynne.
Second District. Thomas NJ. Brad
burn, dem, Valley Lee: X. NJ Lump
kins. rep, Valley Lee.
Third District First precinct. w.
DawkiBs Clements. dem, Lconardlown.
Charles w. Bowlea. rep. isovcyille.
Third District Second Precinct
VIM r. Wise, dsm., Leonafdtown;
Thoa. r. Foxwcll. rep, Leonarit0wn..
Fourth District. John w. Poaay,
dem, Budd's Greek; Perry Hayden,
rep. chaptico.
Fifth District IL. Nots Readno,pd,
dem oraville; W. A. Hiil, rep, Me-
chanicnyilie.
Sixth District. -. II. Russell, dem..
laurel Grove; j. Robert Long, rep,
OakviIIe.
Seventh District. .--Edley Thompson,
dem, Dynard; W. W. Blackstone. rep.
BlakistoDe.
Eighth District. VIM. J.. Isouden,
dem, Jarboesville; Thos. j. Airy. rep.
Park Hall.
Ninth District, RI W. j. Iiendar-
son, dem. 81 Georges Island, Edgar
l.. Pearson. rep, Sc Georges Island.
fEnka
First District --R. r. Abel. dem .
Beechville; y. Bruce Tyler. rep, 81.
Inig0es.
Second District Thos W. Aud.
dem, Valley Lee Lewis d. Redman.
rep, Valley &c.
Third District First Precinct Flu
gene Abeil. dem, Compton, Zach. Il.
Raley. rep, Clements.
Third District Second Precinct -
Walter Raley. dem. Beauvue; j. y, L.
Floyd. rep, Beauvue-
Fourth District w. Guy Herbert.
dem. Mechanlesyille; " q. Hayden,
rep, Maddox.
Fifth District. E. Ray Burroughs.
dem, MechanicHville; Thoa g. Ryre,
rep !. M0chanicaville.
Sixth District IL Cecil Russell,
dem. Hollywood; Philip T. Graves, rep,
Laurel Grove.
Seventh District John II, Goodwin.
dem, Blackstone: r. p, Cation, rep,
Abels.
Eighth District. IF. A. Howard.
dem. Pearson; Geo. X. Quirk, rep,
Jarhoesville.
Ninth District. James n Crowder,
dem, st. Georges Island; G Edward
Thomas, rep. st. Georges Island.
| Appointees must take the oath Of Of
! fee before a member of the Board. .
| Justice Of the Peace or Notary Public
and mail same to the Office Of the Sn.
pervisors Of Elections ut Iseonnrdtown,
/ Nd, on or before the 18th day Of Sep
! TENDER. 1916; otherwise their Officer
/ win be declared vacant and succeBs0rl
| appointed. A blank oath of Office will
be mailed to each appointee.
Protests against any Of the appoint
ments must be filed Ia writing on or be
fore September 18th, 1915,
j. WILSON ADAMS,
w. f. HERBERT,
u. LEE mcguire.
Supervisors of Elections for st. MARY
| County, Maryland.
| Test
srEPHRN G. KING, Clerk.
4 8-l2-3t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-08-31
BUSINESS LOCALS,

For Binder Irvine and Repairs for
all kinds Of Harvesting Machinery see
THE LEON ARDTCSVN IAAT'LIl MlENT
co.
Filtered Gasoline Service Station
now ready, THE LIEONARDTOWk
IMPLEMENT co, 81
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-08-31
Notice 10 Creditors


Orphans Court Of sc. Mays County, act:--
August Bth, 1919.
Ordered BY the Court, That Mauee $.
Gardiner, ADMINISTRATIVE Of William h
Gardiner, Iate Of 81. Mnry'a county,
decreased, give the notice required
BY law TO the Aeceaaed'z cFedltofn 10
exhibit their cinima, and that she same
DO published once Woek for six successive
wookn IN the 80. MATy'a Beacon.
BENZ. C0nna.
Register Of Wills
BENZ. coMRs,
Register OF Wills Tor 81 MAFy'a Connty.
10 puraumnea OF The above order, 4 hereby
give notice that hava obtained nom the
iIrphana tlouFt ofst. Mary'soounty, Md; let
tors " 81 administration on tbs poraonAl estate
WILLIAshH. GARDINER.
late Of said county. deceased. All p4rapns
having eiatms against the said deceased are
hereby notified To exhibit the anna with the
pfopar vouchers attached thereto, 70 shogub-
scflhsr on or lefort tho 5th day Of Fab, 1917
they win otherwise by Law h. excluded
fk1in the ben11te 81 nntd cetAte, All pernQnE
Indebted % tbs deceased are k1qnifed totnekt
.lmmN4iAta pAymsQA ~ NE aAnsqK!qAks
NAUOE y uA.Hl,gNEft,
a.11Aef A4mjnlaNRsfix.
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NOTICE
IuDGES AND CLERKS OF ELECTION.

In compliance with section 40. Artirlf
y. Of the Code Of Public General Laws
Of Maryland, Of the years l6a6, iSs1H.
1900, 1901. 1902, 1905, 1908, Entitled
Elections. notice le hereby given %
the names and residences Of the Judges
ard Clorka uf Election for 81. Mary a
County. who are 20 aerve at tha Gen.
eral Election 10 he held November Z.
1915.
The respective residences. and .ths
districts and precincts in which fhey
are 10 scrve and the political party
which they represent are given n tha
following lat
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-08-31

Last aliottment Of Ford Cars receiv.
ed Place your ordpr now with the
LEONARDTOWN IMPLEMENT co.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-08-31

For Goodyear Tires and accessories,
see The LEONARDTOWN NIPPLE
MENT CO a-15-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-08-31

Mrs. Beatrice Thompson and family
OF Hollywood, have returned home af.
ter a week spent with her brother, Mr..
Adam 7. While, OF Capitol tIll.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-10-05

men who put up their hands, and II
all the German soldiers knew that the
allies did not kill prisoners nor have
them Scalped by savages.
Strain on German Nerves.
Those, then, are the kind of men,
and that Is the kind of life and state
Of mind which exist beyond the 800
intervening yards Of blank ground. On
some early day, perhaps, an incrssant
sequence of separate shell bursts
among and around them at intervals
VIII change in an instant into an out
burst of furious, continuous barking
like suddenly angercd dogs, or that of
n great many suddenly angcrcd dogs.
The earth of their trench and In front
of 1t and behind 1t will begin to dance
up In fountains, like the surface Of a
puddle during II very heavy rain, only
that all the earth fountains are 70
feet high. Perhaps the Germans will
Just be able to see through "A hole in
the smoke that the British purapct.
wlcrc not Il sign of human hnbitntion
had been seen before, briStlrS with men
standing up Mt full height and hen
moving forward. In the next 20 min
utcs many capricious fatcs will bcfnli
individuals on both sides, but underly-
Ing this seeming confusion In the des-
tinies of ntoms-cnuScS will still be hhv-
ing their natural effects. The average
German soldier, having endured defeat
already, will fight less well than he
hn>
strain of those new experiences In the
shellholes will hold out less long that
they used to. His mind having learned
that surrender into the hands of Eng.
lishmcn does not mean death or Ill
usage, but merely release from dhnGc:
and exhaustion. he will be less uvcrse
to surrender than he was.
The German army naturally scored
last year by being quicker than the
allies to see that success in trench
warfare was to the side with the most
munitions. 1t made competition IN
munition making and 1t has been dis
tanccd in that competition, and now
the wide advancing lire of English in
fantry will enter the German trench
II trench shattered out .! shape rs nc
allied trench ever has been shattered
Even at Ncrdun causes will have thcii
effects, though sometimes it may not
seem like it. However long the wnr
may yet last 1t has begun TO have tn.
character of n winding up. Even Il
minor English attack on the short
length of trench near the SoTh- lc be
gins to be recognizable now as enc OF
the many forms that have To be gone
through one after another in liGuidut
ing a business that is clearly bankrupt
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-10-05
Keep Hogs From Hens.

ems II M" lntr"r nrn nlI0wcd to run In
III" pous m" illustration gives the
lhun, rnys n writer IN M oErhunRr.
First begin with short bunri eight
lnrh"H from the ground mud then II
bOnrd Xix feet long md the HuLIc dis.
tnncc from III" ground nud 40 on
nrouuh m" pea. AZ M" hog goes nfl"r
N" chicken IN" VIII slip under the
bonrd md then when the hog slnrts
for ia" other side ~ the bonrd she
slips under mother or under The sumo
bOnrds, Then the hog viii tnnd nud
look dlsguHtcd and hnnlly ro over Il
the corner nnd lie down.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-10-05
KAISER SWEATS AT HARVEST
Emperor Worked in Shrtsleeves
With His Peasant Folk.

Amstcrdam.-Thc story Of the
kaiser working in the harvest fields Is
told by the Cologne VolksZc!tunc rs
follows
"Why do the people run? Why dc
they rush to the fields? To see the
kaiser. II is between and I in the
evening. The laborcrs are busy load
ing their carts with ShCuVcS. Sudden
ly a!l hands are idle; all caps are
dotted; everybody stands aghaSt.
"Thc kaiser Is coming. The all high.
est is already on the spot. lie takes
OF his coat! In his shirtslccvcs the
head of the German empire works IN
the field! He lends Il hand to secure
for himself Gods golden blessing. As
the kaiser does, so do the high officials
and officers. And look! DO you not
see our imperial chancellor working
1t Is true! 1t Is he.
with surprise the spectators behold
the kaiser wiplng the sweat from his
brow with his sleeve. We see him sit.
ting among the lubOrcrs drinking wa.
Ter from II common jug. Like father
he talks To the children. He asks
them to run across the stubblcnciI and
laughing heartily ut the enjoyment OF
the children, gives them little pres.
"ntS."
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-10-05
NEW BOMB MOST DEADLY YET
Dropped From Aeroplanes. the Device
viii Explode Over Troops
Gas viii Cause Death.

Hampstead, l.. Army experts
who have experimental here with n
score or more OF aerial bombs In II
search for the most effective form OF
Explosive for Use In war acroplnncs,
have found bomb OF high explosive
power. combined with the use of dead.
ly gases, III. invention of IN Amcri.
can, which Is said to excel In dcstruc.
tivcncss any similar weapon known
here or In Europe. The tests just con.
cludcd proved SO uniformly sntisfnc.
tory. It was said, tina, n report would
hc presented TO the war department,
advising the use OF the bomb In the
aviation service
+, +. Barlow, mn employee uf the
frankfort arsenal. philadelphia, the
inventor, has offered It's exclusive use
to the United States government. The
Barlow bomb IL six feet Ia length and
approximately i've inches IN diameter,
shipped Ike q torpedo. In addition To- mn
explosive charge OF trlnltrotoluol It con.