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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-05
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toHeIerlltc oes Sabrcs 1915 bradtc
Zen Snrncrn oieies Staates iiber cine
WlilIipr Spllor5 nlcbr cin, als bic BON
1914. oblppbl Scr Grcis per Sulbcl
unSabre 1911 eirligc Gents bDbcr mar.
Scr grtras im Satire 1915 mar
15,540,000 Sltlbels auf 14S,00o slcz
res, pher 105 SllIbels per slcre. Snt
Sabre 1911 tullroen bon $4,000 9lcz
reg 1852, 900 SuIhels gcerntet, pper
So SulbcI5 per gere.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-05
Scr slp y a NJ : : a [ (.

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britildc Sotldbafter iiberrcicbtc oem
Staatsan1t bette in 9iaincl leincr Hez
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britiltt,en @i9cntbilmer uno cine oiplp@
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nien ltebt su eripnrtel1, oa Sic Ser
Staaten bercits pen StanNpuntt cinz
genpnlmen babel, oab Bic @riie rcdte
mdbiger pclltiter Selis lei.
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Der preuBiid : amcrif. @crtrug auf
Den Ippnmfall sutrifft. lric Scutldz
lano bcbauptet bat llno oab MN mod
Die Sragc su enticfcinen lei III {
an9e Dem slppam Der Iufentbalt III
amerif G'clpdllcrn su 9citottcn Iei.
Scr @crtras 9el1ebt Scundcn Grt@
len nas 9tcdt 6u, bclicbis 5u fpnnlen
nno Sll acben. Gcnn Der slppanl abcr
sur Sbfubrt gc6mltn9en lperoen lplltc,
10 luiiroen bic Sel,tlheu pus Sdifi
pcrlenfcn, ba 6 icnlt in Sic Sodnbe Der
|auBerbalb Scr pirginildleu &ape lau1
crl,bell britildlcn &rcll5er fallen lpiiroc
Sic 3cit Ser Nbfabrt oer slppum fann
aber bon Sen SeutIten nod, lunge 3eit
pcr5peert luerpen, lpeil Der Sad crit
BON cineln oeutld d'cn GriIen :
9eric Of Sll bcurtbeilcn lit. ScchniIdl
luiro bas Sdtiif nitbt cher peutldes
gigentbunl, ais bis eill Ipldcs e1ericft
Bic giilti9fcit ocr @e9nabmc beitdtigt.
Srdiipent miebcr Sal int.
Erulibent gSilipn febrte hcutc 9iads
mittag 1:15 bon ieiner iueitlibcu &ee
pctpur suriicf
'Sr GrmanseIllns offt5icller
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-05
@inc &ntaltrppbe sur Sec.

1 so Sapaner crtrunfcn
5danabai, i. Sebr. Scr iapaz
niidlc Sunlpfer Salni sluru 9ing
9Ittnpph aatt nach eincm 3uianmenz
ltpB nit Dem britiicfen Santpfcr 9inan
lnter unb 100 Geripncn ertranten.
Ser sinan ipuroe Icflper belchdoi9t
IND fcbrtc nod @ongfpng suriltf. Ser
3uIammcnitpB erciguete lidl in ser
giacht, ctlpu so Mcilcu bon Slpatau.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-05
Scr 2niitQnia=TQQ wiro brcnSli(b.
S6nt Smtcrnictu ocr u. y. nit ocutid)cut ltmter:
itaatSicfretdr.
'er S'r staaeu cine ulnseieslidte" einsus,lteDeu,
2inn nnmSgl ucrbc betcmb bpbc Yeamtc er=
haben

Sc @ree Der pcten n9edonic lei erreid YDbc nue Iprz
Derng Drobe Den 9ud Der bpomaden @e5iebnge pbcr np
StlnereS Sanfurtcr 3tg. rdb bbm llnterbudcn an
snlanSs 9rn5p 0es lntcrrieses lei 5pur dt gber es
tonne nt Die gclt anmpn gigene arieqserz
c9nlc bcutc br etreer Sprtidtt Mbonieu
~ lnO baben Die Sacncr Sominp @ridenop pcreben
Sebbate sacriefdnpfe enron ner9ana oes 2eppu
S<l9 bon gern usefanoen Gauge gaida uabrdci=
lid bcrpn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-05
YrQli0tnt @ilion mie0tr oabeim.
aMr5c aomierenS 5tpiid)em Sermltorif mmo gamimo
tiber Smtania.
gan|ing balt oas Scrlimr Sntcruiew uidt fit oiN;en
1lnO ast oaH sic sniitanialasc nnucranbert iei

ss banoe i Sen @usbrud n9etf pon Zcuidz
an1 ben Ser. asgeegt ucrSc Ser 6tis
de Sotdater oro Anseferung 6cs Sppam 2as
9e4t aber Dos beuc 8edt ouf Die Gri 3ei @auofaaoz
p6en i'm Sien ve Der Spfer sod 0euidn @aners in
sroom geru oud oen sr1n s anabidn Narancttsgc6auz
Ses cra $6oooooo = SapaniIfer 2anp 0ann inter
gegan9en
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-05
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-05
oie Mdrtte.
BrpbnHe.

Gbicoao, 4. 6ebr. sseiieu
13l Mai, 12512 Sllli.
aorn 1915 Mai 1885 SSllli.
SAFER 3034 W'ai, 471la Sltli.
@etreibe fiir 9aar: SEQ. 2 rother
gSiuter nominell; 9so. 2 &orn 10;
Stanoaro !Safer 5112.
9o9aen sto. , 102 -103.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-05
Scr arieg.
Scr beuti6c 9cri 6 t.

8crlin, 4. 6ebr. 0fii5ieG. @oa
Der 8eltfront: gtDrblhb bon Souaod
ipurpc cincr Der bon llns tclcbtcn Mis
ncnfrater b,lrd cine anbcre Nline, ipelz
dc Die gnslanocr lprengten, 5crltDrt. -
y}abe Coos ltno Mcupillc bat cs ipieber
lcbbafte admpfc NIT 6anbsranaten sc-
9ebcn. Sic fcinblihe Nrtilcrie lpar an
perlcbiepcncn Stellen ser Srpnt lebr
tbdtig, belonbers in Der slrgonne.
@eltlid bon Marlc ficl elm frunsDz
lilber 9oppeloeder, belIen Gilot lic6
perirrt battc, nn6cl9dbigt in unlerc
@dnbe.
gom s3alfan: llnierc Siiegcr bcob@
a6teten groBc Seuer in, Sarbartbal,
liiblib bon Der griebiiben Grcn5e unb
and in ben @aga5inen i'm @afen pon
Saloniti.
+ Sic MOmiralitat eeitcbt sen lra6rz
lbeinliden @erlult Beg Marinc Sep
pelins 8 19 5u, Ser bon cinem gr~
flnpungsflrs iiber Scr g1prbIcc t,icbt
5urildgcfebrt lit. Sic gclabung 5ablte
% Wann.
&icncr 8cricl]t.
SSien (nia Scrlin llnD SaDpiac.)
Gin 0ltr. Slusgeldipabcr bat bicStubt
Gif &remcneb (@olbpnien) bon1~
barbirt unb btelc @duler ltcben BORT in
8rq11o.
Sin bcr ituIildcn aiiiteliront bat cs
lcbbaftc slrtilleriebuelle 9e9cben, cben<
10 an mebrcren Steaen Der &Grntbcr
uub Gproler Gren5c. @onr Soln1i1o~
Sriifcnfopf baben oie Staliener na9
Dem lesten 0ltr. Grfpls iid altf Die slbz
bdn9e ipeltlid bon Scr @cginoltraBc
Snriifgc5peen.
Sn giprb sllbanicn baben Sic Selt-
reiber sic Stabt &urpa belest llno ibrc
@prbut bot Ben MdeifllB erreidt.
Sic Dltr. slontiralitat beridtet, baB
brci crfplgreideSlieg auf ber
6afen &1lrasSo in Der Belt nnn1 25.
Sonnar bis gun, /. Sebrnar acn1ahf
ipl1rben llrb autb Ser bon Sen sstali=
rnern beIeste Soafen Mblpna am 2. bs.
bon brei Merps bp,nbarbirt ipurbc. Sic
gomben fielen altf sic 3clte besariegsz
lagers nabc ber Stabt ltnb ridtetet.
grpbcn Sdabclt al1. sllle Maldinen
fcbrtcn trot bes ltarfen Scucrs bon
aanobattericn llrtS ariessldifTen 1nbc<
1habi9t 5uriid.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-05
llcber 2onbon.) l1ebcr sic Gcrl0nlidz

1lcber 2onbon. llebcr sic 8crIDnlidz
felt bes nellel1 rllliilden Yrcn1iers tpirb
bertd)tet, oaB CT als 8ertretcr ber
Nedten in Der crltcn &anuner (SfcidsS
ratb) BET Den 5inonSbebatten pie in
Sragcn Der 0uBercn Golitif cine 6crs
porragcnbc HpIlc ipiclte. @r ipar Gin
intimer Srcunb ocs pcrItorbencn W3iz
niltcrs ncs Snnern ppn 9lcbme uub
nebrnlals fllr biclcn Soften in sluss
lidt gcnpnmcn. Sn Scr failerlidea
5of6altnng bctlcibcte CT IA SATIRE
lang Das Mmt ocs Gercn1pnienmeilters.
Seit Oen1 Sabrc 1904 gebDrtc CT ben1
Neidjsratb on.
5panicn blcibt neutral.
Earis, 4. Scbr. 5paniel, uiinidt
neutral gu blciben, erflartc
Der lpanilefc Grcnticr Graf 8on1anones
in cinem Snteruielp nit Dem frons.
Sournalilten slnbrc Mepil. Sizes lit
Ser einlti1nn1isc @illc bes @olfes, obne
llnterlhieb Ger 9artci.
Gels ppn GiIcn.
sonoon 4. 6ebr. 3uiolec elmer
ordbtlplcn Wdelbung bon @icn hat pas
bprtise S6asaut bclhlollen, bcm 8eiz
lpiel 9eutldlanos gu fplgen, lno ipe=
gen Ser &nappbeit on 9icfcl nno &u-
pier Sdeibenlilnsc bon gilcn in lint
lanf 5r lesen.
3 8 tIrfildcn I6ronerbe c II
Sclb it M o / 5.
95erlin 4. Sebr. (llcbcr 9one
ocn. S,1 ipcitercn Wdelpln9en miro sic
slngabe iiber Sen selbltmorb bon
9rin5 Sltilllf S55eoi,l, sem tiirfildcn
anld)eineuS beltdtigt. Ser
Gprfall bat in Serlin. ipp Der 9rins
perIbiebene giale geipeilt bat, grpBes
gebauern ulis9el6it Man slpeifelt iee
bod, oaB CT pplitilde 6olsen baben
ipirp.
nnter gerbaat.
Sttona, Gnt., 4. Sebr. Inter
&erpodlt, an Scr 3crit0rlng bes fanae
pildcn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS betbeiliet
sclpclen 5it5cin, lpllrpc bclltc Gbarles
Strpnp, 2S Sabre, nerhaftet, Der iid)
fir cinen bcleiIhen Nhliifer ausgibt.
Seuer brab beute ald) in bcrSabrif
Dcr @rallt @plfram So. aus, lpelhe
srobc @riessprbers fir Sic sllliirten
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-05
&lcinc &riessnadrid,ten.
Scr gefapcrte &Dnig
9llbcrt.

Scrlin, A. Sebr. Ser I'M Ibriati-
idcn Mieer BON eincn Ditr. l1ntcricc<
boot gcfapcrtc italienilde 9ampfer
.&Dnig sllbert" lpnr Der friibcre 9iprbb.
2lppSban,pfcr pieles Mamells, Der bel
Musbrudb pcs aric9cs, ebcnio lpie Bet
.Nnltfe" BON Der @dn1bllr9 Imcriz
ia 2inic in Genuu lag llnb bcldlas@
nabmt lpllrbc. Scr &Dnig sllbert lpar
10,4S4 Epnnel1 9rpb nnb lmlrbc 1899
IN Stettin gebaut
Scr neuc aGann in NuB
8erlin. A. Scbr. (9rahtlos nod
SappilIc.) Sic @erliller Erclle pcrs
leibt Ser slnii1t slnsorlltf, pab ser
Miicftritt bes rlllliidcn Wdniiterpralis
bcntcn @prcmpfip unb bic Grnennuna
bes Observation-Disclosures Sturmer Su
ieinem SMdfplser fcinel Bc6Iel Ser
ruiiil6en nllsipdrtigen Gplitif nit iid
brinaen ipirb.
ct, EctersbMrg, A. Sebr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-05
Meh rms 3srusiFonen.

Gbicagp, 4. Iebr. 9iinoDieb
31fllbr 1000. Stiere 5000 g..
so; &iibe 1ino 9iinber $3.50 S.25;
&alber $50 1850.
Sdapaine 3lfllbr $1,000. Toe
6ober 5u $50 sos; 5umeiit SIT
S7.75 7.95.
sdafe 3uillbr 10000. Seit SIT
81 go -S.25; Salunler $3.50 Bis
S1t.0o.
o5efliigel 16-17c.
Butter Creamery 90 30c.
gier - Erima 81 29c.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-05
@r sc I Ii M (?

9sctrngrab 4. Sebr. Sic 9ip<
bpc &rclnpa bebanptet aus pertrunens@
lpcrtbcr Gllcllc sic 9Sodridt er6altel1
su babcn, baB Sic Giirfen Sic Gtabt
gr5erllm. cincs ibrcr Sonl1ptbpllmerfc
an Scr faufolilthen Srpnt serallnii bdtz
ten. (Scnn ipabr, tpiirbe Yctrpgrab
pies offi5icll berieJtet boben.)
Sic SprtIctuilg fpIgtl
Yerlin. 4. 1cbr. (l1cbcr apns
bpn.) Scr @ngriff bon 3cppelincn altf
gnglanb in Scr jiingltcn 0ipntug giadt
fam als Scr blobc 8eginl, eincs gro
ben 2uftfcIo5lscs nn9cleben iperben.
9cutidlnno plant, nit leinen 3eppc-
linen alles bon militarilcber @iAtigs
felt pber bon Mabrlingslpertb in gngz
lanb 5u Serltorcn, 10 lanec Gnglalro
lcinc Gplitif Der slusDungerlmg
9eutlblanbs fortlcetl
8eamtc babier crfl1rcn anh, bob
es rnn1glid) fir 2eutlhlanb lei, irz
gcnbirclden neucn gcrfiigllngen iiber
Den Sal1ebbpotfrieg bei5uitinmen, 10
lange gn9Iallb mlf bicIer Tulitif perz
barre.
ssod @cribtcn bon 8eIcblsbaberr
Ser 2llftfrcu5er crrcidtc Der pbise
streif5ug cinc1 lciner @aupt5lpcde,
namlid: Sic 3crlt1runs bon Getreibez
lpet6crn in 2ipcrpopl.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-10-06
MR.. HUGHES co vino 10
MARYLAND.

The people Of Maryland, and par-
tioularly tse politicians, 10Th Demo
cratic and Republican. are looking
forward with a greet deal Of interest
to the visit Of The Republican Candi-
date fer President f the United
States, Hon. Charles Evans Hughes,
next week. Mr. Hughes will spend
but one dsy in Mary and, Tuesday,
when he will make Two speeches.
Mr.. Hughes utlesanees in his
c mpaign sptecbes have been so
forcefui and direct that tits now con
oeded he is one OF the most effective
campaign orators in the history Of
the country.
Both in lis speech and in his
private life NJ Hughes is as INTENSE
" human a. Roosevelt, and is thought
By many to be even more cordial 10
his treatment Of those no are not
his most intimate political associates.
But it Is about his official character
that the people are m IS. concerned.
Ii Is stated that throughout bis ofiiei-
al life he n, yer would accept gen.
eral retainer, and would never put
himself in position where be would
even professionally be obliged to
present an Argument in the court
which was not backed by his real
conviction. Furthermore, il is con-
eeded even by his most critical
enemies that in official life as Cover
nor of New York he was never
swerved by considerations Of politi-
cal or personal expediency, and that
in his judicial career his opinions
were bss-d whn'i al dr,o '.i'
upon tAe ~. .uli all. 80 500. iA et-
probation Of the Law.
/, feet be is one f fhs fsw me
who nave reaceel s4vas psVaiinenee
in American politics whose record
has not at some time been marrei by
very evident snow Of ambition.
The Baltimore meeting will be at
SIS o'clock, in the evening at tho
Fifta Regiment Armory and il issx
pected tia, the altendane, from the
lily and from all portions of the
State will be large. This is one Of
the largest buildings OF the kind in
the United States, but it will be SO
arranged tina every person in the
audience will be abe to hear praeti
sally every word Of the Hughes
speech.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-10-06
FOR SALE.

In order to reduce my stock am
offering for sale on my farm near
Tompkinsyille, Nd, the following live
stock.
fine brood mares. all bred TO my
stallion ! pair mules, 2 yrs. old large
and thorough ~ broke.
Yearling colts
WEAVING colts, all by fine stallion.
Registered Polled Durham bull
calves
A splendid lot of Berkshire Bears.
am also Offering for sale my splen-
did Percheron stallion.
Cash or note for months will be
taken for any or all of the above stock,
WILLIAM J. rRERE,
Sept-22-4t. Tompkinsville, Nd.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-10-06
NOTICE.

BY a virtue OF Writ OF Fleri Facias
issued out of the Circuit Court fOf
Charles County at the suit OF
Ferdinand q. COoksey, against
the goods and chattels, lands
and tenements Of Lucy Locks and
Frank Licks, to me directed, / have
seized and taken 10 execution, all the
right, title, claim, interest and estate
at law and inequity, # the said Lucy
Locks and Track Locks In and tc
the following property, to wit
IAN that lot, tact, piece, parcal or
subdivision OF land and premises. stu
ate, lying and being in the 9th Flee
tion District Of Charles county, Mary
laud, sdjacent to the East side Of the
State Rcd leading from Hughesyiiie
to Charlotte Hall and adjoining the
lands OF Lewis jenkins aud others and
containing Five Acres Of land more or
less. Being the same land and premi-
ses which by deed dated the 23rd day
OF September, in the year 1912, and re
corded ameng Che Land Records al said
Charles county, in Liber II c e No 25
folio is, was conveyed by Stephen ].
Quade, ct al. to the said Lucy Locks;
aud by deed bearing date the Both day
of April, in the year 1916, and duly re-
corded among the Land Records Of
said Charles eounty, in liber H c c No
rs, folio 262, was conveyed by Lew
jenkins, ct al, to the said Lucy Lock-;
Reference being hereby made to the
two last mentioned deeds for a more
particular and detail desc ipion. Said
property is improved by dwelling aud
other outbuildlngs.
And l hereby give notice that l viii
offer for sale at Hughesvule, Md, on
Dist day of Oct, 1916,
in the afternoon between the hours If
aud O'Clock the said property
so seized and taken in execution by
public auction to The highest bidder for
cash.
LEMUEL ALBRITTAIN,
sheriff OF Charles Couutv
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-10-06

Ordered by the Circuit Court fer
Charles county this 18th day of Sep
TENDER, In the year 1916, that the Sd
made and reported of the "Alms Hoa.-
Traet" of land authorized by an Act az
the General Assembly Of Maryland
passed at the January session Of 1916
by Leigh NJ. Southerland, John \
Simms aud William Il Christ, Tru
tees Of the Poor. Of said county, o.
ratified and confirmed unless cause 80
the contrary be shown on or before sic
third Monday OF October, 1916; provided
a copy Of this order be inserted IA some
published in said Charles
once week for three success
sive weeks prior to the said third Non
day Of Ostober, 1916.
The report states the amount Of sale
TO be $ll75.00
CONRAD POSEY.
Clerk OF tbs Ct. Ct. for Chas. Co, Nd
True Copy, Test:
CONRAD POSEY, Cleik.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-10-06

Following the formal opening #
the Republican campaign in Mary
land at the notification meeting in
Baltimore on the 18th of September,
Republican workers throughout the
State have become quite active in
support of the senatorial. congressioi
al and presidential candidates. Prob
ably ,vsr in the history of the State
has the party gone into campaign
with more sang line hopes for vic
tory or a better fighting ground than
this year.
DR.. France, who one year ago was
practically unknown in Maryland
politics has been actively engaged
ever since the primaries in meeting
the people Of all sections Of the State.
His pleasing personality and the
foIcefulness and direc:ness Of his
speech are making a splendid impress
sion upon the voters. Contrary to-
the expectatio IS Of many, DR.. France
has proved himself to be what in
politics is known as "a good mixer
without at the same time losing any
of the dignity that is expec ed of
candidate for such high honors.
His friends are very much graiifed
over the fact that one Of the principal
issues between DR.. Fraece and Mr..
Lewis promises to be the radical at
titude Of Mr.. Lewis on certain social |
istic matters, particularly The postal
cation of the telegraph and telephone,
il fact, Mr.. Lewis ideas have impress
ed the business element of the State
as being so radici Il aud so purely so
cialistic, that he is not regarded as
safe man to represent such State a.
Maryland in the Senate.
Whatever may be the merits of
the parcels post, it has been demon
strated to the people of the State by
reference to the congressional record
that Mr.. Lewis is not sthe father OF
the parcels post" as be claims to be.
This will be disappointing to man,
of his admirers and especially since
it has been shown by the records that
when the bill which was written b,
Senator Bourne of Oregon was being |
considei ed in the House, Mr.. Lewis
Is on Record as having said in the
debate that he was opposed to any
parcels post, but favored The purchase
by the Government of the express
companies throughout the country.
The campaign IN Maryland, Their.
tore, seems to be ons opposed to So
ciaIism Is advocated by Mr.. Lewis
who represents the Democratic party
on the State ticket. Il would be dif-
ticult to imagine sane and couser-
yative state like Maryland adopting
the extreme ensures proposed by
Mr. Lewis, as they must do if they
elect him.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-10-06
A Card.

La Plata, Nd, Jan. 20, 16
Having secured the local Agency
for the Mutual Benefit Life Insur-
anee Company, Of Newark, n. J., ]
hereby notify The public that | will
be pleased to place their Life Insur-
auce. | especially desire to increase
the Insurance of present policy bold
ers in this old and rt liable Company.
Can be seen at Matthews-IEawa
Implement Building on Tuesday aud
Saturday of each week.
Respectfully,
WIN. M. HOWARD,
21-'16-tf. La Plata. Md.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-10-06
Has Your Tailor FaIlfn Down }

Has he failed to give you correct
fitting and proper workmanship If
50, don't look any further if you are
looking for satisfaction, 'or guaran-
teed perfect fitting garment, is is the
place for you. PATRONIZE YOUR
COUNTY TAILOR. | can save you
two profit, 1.-THE travelling salesmau's
expenses and the agents profit, by or
dering your suit direct frem me Come
in and investigate / want to show
you what l can do, whether you buy
or not.
In justice to yourself and your peck
ct book you should see this wonderful
line before purchasing
Also LADIES SUITS Made to their
individual measurements.
All suits guaranteed to fit or no sale.
I. CHOMET, THE TAILOR.
Sept. 3-'15-lyr. La Plata. Md
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-10-06
Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given That the Off
GERS Of Registration for the several
Election Districts OF Charles county,
Maryland, shall prt coed during the
month OF October, On the foliowit g
dates:
TUESDAY, oe'obsr sd, 1916,
AND
TUESDAY, October lOfh, 1916,
to make a registration of all the voters
of Charles county entitled to register
and not now on ths Registration Books.
and on
TUESDAY, October II 1916,
FOR REVISION ONLY.
Accordingly they will sit on the above
dates, at the places OF registration 10
the several L ection Districts, between
the hours of S o'clock A. NJ. and I
P. NJ, on the ssid dates as follows.
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ORDER NIsI.

In the Circuit Court for Charles county,
Maryland. Sitting in Equity.
In the matter Of the sale OF the sAims
House Tract of land, authorized by an
Act of the General Assembly Of Mary
land, passed at the January session Of
1916.
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NOTICE.

The colored public schools of Charles
county are ordered to be opened on
Monday, Oct. ?, 1915. Teachers are
requested to meet at La Plata on Fri
day, Oct 9th, 1916,
THOS. N. CARPENTER, Sec'ty.
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PRESTON P. WILLIAMS,
j. BURCH,
S. S. LANCASTER,
Board of Supervisors OF Elections for
Charles county
L. 81. HYDE. Clerk.
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Report of Condition
or THE
HughesVilIe
Savings Banks, Inc.

AT HUGHEsvILLE in the State Of
Maryiand at the close Of business Sept.
y, 1916.
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ORDER NIsl.
Iu the Circuit Court for charles Coun-
ty, Maryland, No. 1924 Equity.

In the Circuit Court for harles Coun-
ty, Maryland, No. 1924 Equity.
Ferdinand G. Cooksey. and Anna NJ.
COoksey, his wife, laintiIs.
Washington Willis and others. Plaintiffs
Ordered by the Circuit Court for
Charles County this 9th day of Sept
in the year 1916. that the Auditors
Report, made and lied ia the above entitl-
ed case, be finally ratified and confirmed
unless cause 10 the contrary be shown on
or before the % day Of October, next;
Provided COPY Of this order be insert
ed in some newspaper printed and pub
lished in said Charles County once a
week for three successive weeks before
the said 23rd day OF October, 1916.
CONRAD PoSEY.
Clerk Of the c. CT. for Chas. Co, Md {.
True copy Test;
CONRAD Pc sEY, Clerk.
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THE MARYLAND STATE COL
LEGE OF AGRIC ULTURE
Gives special courses in Agriculture,
Animal Husbandry, Dairying, Poultry
Husbandry, Fruit Growing, Market
6afdening, Horticulture, Canning,
Chemistry, Biology Rural, Civil, Me-
ehanical and Electrical Engineering.
Military Training.
College Expenses 500 Living Ex-
penses $50. year, year, 10 weeks
and Correspondence Courses.
FALL TERN BEGINS September 18th
For full Information address
The REGISTRAR, COLLEGE PARK, Md
July-2S-6t.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-11-03
COLORADO.

Two hundred-dollar ore has been
struck in the Pittsburg mine at Cen
trail City.
The Colorado Copper Company is a
newly organized mining company, that
has taken hold of the Anaconda mine
near Spencer.
In Breckenridge district the Ell Do
RADIO property, owned by Harry Gibson
and Boston associates, Is the scene OF
much activity.
Prospects of opening a large body
OF iron-manganese in the Penrose
shaft at Leadville are said to be ex
ceedingly bright.
At Lake City, in order to treat old
stope- filling and ore dumps, the Colo
RADIO Utah Mines Operating Company
ia to install fine-grinding machinery.
Ore declared to run 400 ounces to
the ton in silver has been discovered
in tunnel being run on Jacque Hill
property, q mile or so north Of Koko-
mo.
Lessees on the Black Cloud group,
near the London mine, in Park county.
have opened large vein Of ore carry
ing high values in gold, silver and
lead.
The Mining Associates Company
Qimited) has taken hold Of the Raw
ley group of mines at Bonanza in Sag
uache county and will develop that
property on an extensive scale.
From Durango comes Information
that both the upper and lower LIS
Plata districts are the scene of steady
development and substantial prepare
tons for it's continuance, even afte,
snow flies.
The Ida May property in the Pitkin.
Tin Cup tungsten field is showing
wonderful values in not only tungsten
but also molybdenite. A vein from n
foot to two feet wide has been opened
up for distance of 400 feet, and in
this vein both tungsten and molybden
lite are found. the percentage of each
being good.