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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

elm 9lo1r 5eriprengen. Sine I'M 9iobr
octonircnoe @rauate madt Oas @e-
idiitrobr iniebl6m rmbraubbor, ia,
3critort eS ooaiiduoig, penn ole
SprcnslaOlmg mie bel oeu irnn5oli-
i1en @ei1Hbcu DerboltniBndBig
grob lit. SoI6e &o6rOetonirer, bic
ald oos Qcben Der 9eoicnuug ge-
idbr0en, t0nncu auG 0ic 8olge ic6ler-
batter @htuitioiL inSbcion0ere Ser
3iin0er ieiu. Sie iouen bel Den iron-
3oiicbcl 6elofanorcn 3einueiie cpioe-
mild olpetrctcn iein, nad @cridtGl
amerifaliidlcr Citi5iere, Die Ud6reno
0cS &riege5 Sam iran3olildlen Seere
tonman0irt marcn 6aben Ole 6rdn-
3oieu ouf 0icie @ciie in ser erIteu
6dlite oeS ariegcs iiber 400 aanonen
Derloren S5n5miibcn iol eine me-
ientlidc 9eHering ciugetreten iein.
Ser lleberonltrengiug Ourd onOou-
ernOcs SdneIlicller fam man Ourd
aii6leu Der &obre imO 9remien nit
naiicn Eii6cru cntgegen wirfeu.
Grlicat eiu @eicbiib mc0cr eiaeti
llniaQ, nod elmer &ranf6eit 10 pcr-
fdQt cs i6lieBlid6 bod Dem alien
g9eien 6eitiuintcn @es6dnguiB, Dem
Sitter. Ias 9llter 0eS @ei6iibes tritt
a6cr ni1t Olr1 Die 3eit, iou0cru
Olr6 Die bon i6nt 9eleiitete 9lrbeit
elm; man bemiBt Oaber oie Dorals-
iiAtlide 9e6ensooucr eiues @ei6iiteS
nic6t nod Sobrcn iou0crn nad Der
SduB3abl, Die eS ousbalten fant.
Merfpiir0ia it, 0aB wd6reuo I'M
Gbier- lm6 @ilon5enrei6 0ic 9roBten
@eeu oic l1ngIe 9ebeuS0mler ba-
ben bel oeH @eidiiBen NaS geraOc
@egent5eil ser Sal it, 9Iacb Ocn
lrieOcnscria6rlmgeu idlGbt man Die
2ebcnsoaier elmer 6elofononc otf
etma 5000 bis 1000 Sdiiiie; nad
fran30iii6en geribten bobeu ober
piele @eiAiibe 10000 bis 10000
Sbiiie ausgebaiten imO beliben nod
cine auSrci@cuoe Greiigeumli9feit.
Gagegen III ole 9e6ens0auer ser gan5
idmeren lanaen &anoucn cine uiBer-
orOentlicb geringc, Oie 30.5.Geutimc-
ter mo nod iAwerercu aanouen bal.
ten mn ctpo 100 SduB ous Gle
9lbnlBitng gc6t in ooppeltcr @eie
Dor lid. @innal oa0urd OoB lid
Die &anten Der 3iiae lm0 5Seloer
Ourcb OaS Ginidneioen III Sic Iiib.
rungSringe oamd6lid a6idleiieL
morunter Die SiAer6cit Scr &ecboB.
fiibrung leiOet Gonu ober lmO
oas lit bel oeu idjmereu @ei6ilteu
oas 9(lsiAlao9ebenoe entite6en
i'm binteren &obrtbeile, luo Scr @os-
-orld am 6odIten lit nQ(usbrenmm-
gen" OaS 6ciBt es werOen Sta6lt6ci-
den Oird oie 6o6c @erbreunlmas-
Eemperatlir weggei1mol5en. GaOurd
wir0 Ole 9InioneSgeidminoiatoit oit
BON SduB 81 SduB bera6geiebt mo
Die Greifliher6eit bort AMI.
SoIGe abgeniibte 9lo6re f6nuen
pieocr p0aig broidbar gemacbt wer-
oen weun man iie etipas ousbobrt
lnO nit einem nelen Seelenro6r
oeriiebt Gieies bat einen etpos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
gIns ocm Sunercn WiarDlano'S nHS
ben augren5en6en Staateu.
Gin @urDlauoer in Gbino
ertrunfen.

Gin so nrDIauoer in Gbin q
ertrunfen.
9rau glunie gueer bon 2uraD, :Ga.,
cr6ielt cine g}adridt aus China, bob
elm naber @eriponoter BON ibr, Der
D2iIiiouar sobn glIger, BORT ertrun-
ten III. g1dbere llmitdnoe iiber ben
llualiidsiall iinO uibt befannt ood
luir0 Dermitbet, oaB er oen 600 bel
Dem Itarfen llebertreten Der 6liiiie
iufolse ser idiueren gegenfdue, wie
iie felt luugeu Sabren nibt me9r
porfamenourd @rtrinfen erlitt Ger
0diiionGr mar elm Sobu bon W. q.
a(Ger ans Maibingion.
BON FntriotismmuS ge-
trie6en
Inn 0eiu guf oes @rdN0enten
nady SyrcipiIHaen fiir oen Scores.
oienit Golge 5u Ieiiteu be9ob iih Der
gud0rudcr @arren @eiger BON
Brownsville 3u SUB nab Sagers-
tomn, Inn Fd bel Der Gonpagnie
Q ocs eriteu @arpldnOer 9iesimeuts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

fortidlcuoert, 10 leiltet es cine glr.
belt BON 1920 @2etertonnen. lin
cine iol6e glrbeit 81 pollbringen,
miiBten 5u0lf &feroe 1912 Shmoeu
lang arbeiten; oas @eidiib leiitet iie
a6er in etpo 3/t0O SefiinOen. @lan
fam biernoG ermeiien welde genial.
tige arait IN Der menig lnebr ais
300 &iIagramm oieaenoeu &llper'
la0lng eingeidloiieu iit ndmlid et'
mas iiber 112 WdQionen @ieroefrdi.
te; Oas beiBt cine &rait, oie uon ben
Gampimaihineu BON iiini bis ieds
Der gr6Bten Siuieuidiiie enhpidelt
miro.
Sin @eidiBt BOT ipie elm Sriegs.
idiif cine gewiiie Se6ens6auer. SSm
lSrieoeu lit es nanA etpa 20 bis 30
sSobreu reii fiir 0en 9htbeitano, nibt
etpo, neil feline 2eiihngsiabiafeit
uacbeelaiien bate, iouoern neil lie
oen bon Sabr 5u Sabr geiteigerten
qlnipriideu nidt me6r geliigt. Sm
Griege Qber lit oie 2ebensoauer cine
meit fiir5ere; fiir Oas @eidiib 3dblen
ariegsia6re ri9t wie beim glenibeu
ooppeIt, ionOern -Oiellei9t 5e6niad.
Ole llria6en Gle ieinem Se6en ein
3iel ieber iiuo d6nlid iuie bei'm
Neuiden llngliidsidle, &rant1eit
lnO aQgemeine gl6mIBuna.
@eidiibro6re peroen olr6 ieino.
libe Irefier iebr ieIten Oerni6tet
Do5u lit Dos 3iel 81 flein. @irO
0as 56idBgeriiit, oie 9afette, 5erltort,
10 miro iie our6 mitgeiiibrte &or-
rat6sItiide eriebt. IS eiebt a6er
aud llngliidsfdle Die man Dem
Sel6Ihnoro nerglei1en fam. 10 wenn
man alf einem gtiid3uge oie idwe.
rem @ei6iibc, I'M lie nibt in Die
SGn0e ocs Ieinoes follen 81 loiien,
olr1 cine Sprenepatrone uerni@tet.
g9eit 6duiiger ais ioIGe llnfdle
Iino @erbdltniiie, Oic mon ais &ranf-
6eiten Der @el1iibe ODER i6rer D}ni'
tion be5ei6nen fam. 0ie geidbr-
IidItc, pit oaS 9eben beoro6enoc
aronfbeit lit oie ourcb longes
S6neIlieler bernoraerlliene lleber-
anItrengpmg, cine @rumecnidaft Der
9leu5eit. Gie neuen @eibiibe f6n-
nen minOeitens 5ebumal 10 i9neIl
feuern ais ole Glteren, lnO Oas nelie
@ulper liefert nidt nur cine groBerc
glrbeit, ion6eru er6ibt au9 oas &obr
iebr itarf. S6on na6 menigen
S1Hiien lit 0ieies 10 6eiB, ooB faltes,
in Die Seele gegoiienes @aiier iofort
81 lieoen beginnt. 3irO 0as fort9e-
iett, 10 n16ert iid Die Genperatlr
oes Stables Der 9iot6gliibbibe ino
oieier miro 10 weid, oaB er Oem
eSosorlid nidt me6r 81 wiOerIie6eu
Oermog. Gs tritt Damn in oem bin.
teren E6eile cine qlufbalduug Der
Seele ein. @iro oaslm Der Sibe Oes
@eieftcs niht bemerft imo lpeiter
gaieuert 10 miro oas @eiboB ibIebi
gefiibrt, eS lam ii9 tlemmen imr
Kinder Schreien
MACH FIFTcBER,c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
g3er mnn Nns icin2

9lm 10. Sanuar, olio Dor 3mei
@tonotep i6on per6ffcntlihte Ger
nilitGriihe M}itar6eitcr Ser ~9aa
@2aa @n3ette" in 2ouoon cinen Pr
tifel iibcr bic 5ortiebung OeS &rie-
geS lm0 filbrtc auS: Sin Srie0e oltf
@rino ocr gegempdrtigen &riegs
fortc iei cine &atoitrop1e fiir Die @n-
tentc. @s iei Die 6rage, Oh 9eutin-
lono bciicgt mer0eu f0une. 0f0gli6
iei es 6meiielloS, je0odb mlr uiner &C.
piiien &ormtsiebungen, Dor glaem
u6er nur innerbolb cineS gerpiiien
3eitroumeS, 0enn cS be1tebe feine
6iderbcit oafiir, oh Oie @erbon6s.
mGhte mif un6cgren5tc 3eit 5uiani-
menhalteu pcr0en. S6eoretiid iei es
jepenfaas m0glid, OoB Die cine o0er
ole onoere Ntocbt niht mebr Hitmo-
c5cn moQe ooer f0nne. W}it melC6enl
3eitraun fir Die reltlilbc &riegS-
bauer nod 81 re6nen iei, f0nnc Slie-
nono iogen. 8ntiiilolp gloubt ooer
gloubte ON eiu wobriNeinIGcs @nOc
/ m9lugult 1917. 9lngeiic6ts Der @e-
fabr BOB cine Der @erbonoSmacbtc
8uioumenbrao6e tbue man gut 90
ran, ieueu 3eiiraiint m6gIirbit filr5
81 6elnciicn. gSie groB oudb oie
lIc6crIcsenbeit Ser 9laiirten an Scr
&cltiront iein pogc, 10 nniiie man
iid) ooM irageu Oh nid)t Ser SdIiiiicl
5um Siege uod wie Dor in Ger Be
5mingpug Scr @urooneIlrn Iicge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

mlUerbeli 81 laiieu. Gr bega6 iiA auf
BEN 1 SMeilen lanoen @eg obne iei.
ne Sabicligfeiten mit3uue6mcn.
@rei " eltenbummIer Oer-
baftet.
glus SreOerid miro gemelOet, OaB
orei Wl1nner uoH oereu Gerblei6 Die
8eb0roea 5pei Iage lang ioridten,
am @iuiamsport Euunel /0er 09ol.
timore amo Gbio.9abn" Don ser
@admmniboit 0es A. 9egimenis,
bic oort itotiouirt iuar, perboftet
lpuroen. 3pei Der 2elite, Oscar Se-
rus lmD 9Hbin 9furmj gaben iiA als
geborcne Seltcrreiher nus, p1brenO
Der brittle ii1 GoWQro Sbompion
nonute, Der iiir einen 9eutideu ge-
balien miro Sic mir0en ais peroG1-
tige @erioneng0em @efdnguiB iiber-
Dieieu neil iie lidbin Der @egeno "a
Stun0en oligebalten boben @iner
Der Geiterrei1er crflGrte, Der Be
iatlng eines Der iuternirten OelIt-
ibeu 8oote in @6ilaoelpbio onoe50rt
8u baben llu0 lid ieiueln 9auosmann
aui ser &anoarid5oit angcidIoiien
81 babeH.
GumbcrlanO mddit.
g2ah Dem jebt olfgcnommeneu
4oIi3ei.Genius betrdgt ole 9eb0lfe.
rungs5iiier oun GlmberIanO 1924
Eerionen bon oeuen 972 9legcr iino.
Sic StaOt bat cine 3rnobme bon
1000 ieit Dem @unoes.Genfis bon
1910 81 ucr5eidneH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
Qlrbeit mnO glltern Der moOernen
Snu0ueH.


&nn0HeH.
gou S. 0Ro6ue, @eneraIlieiltenant
.. 2.
9to9 in feinem Griege Ser @or8eit
bat Die 9lrtillerie cine 10 geui6tige
9RolIe geipielt, iinO ibr 10 iimfaiieu0e
9luigaben geiieat porOen, mie in Dem
gegenwdrtigen. GdS lit beeriinoet,
in Oen geuaItieen tedniiben Sort
i1ritteu, Die Die 9lrtillerie I'M &aufe
Der lesten Sabre geulaht BAT, inter
oenen 0ie midtiglten Die @riinoung
oes rouhidpaAen 3illOers lun0 Die
frditig ipirfenDen Sprengitofie iino
g9el6 rieiiee glrbeitsleiihing bel
9lbgabe zines &mouenibuiies uol.
brabt miro, oopou ma9t man iib
mlr ielten cine @orItellung. Die
@r0be elmer medaniiben 9lrbeit be-
urtbeilt man na6 Der Sobe, Inn Die
elm @epi9t oaourd geboben miro.
Die @inbeiet 6afiir 1T Die 9lrbeit,
ourd Die oos @elUibt bon / &ilo-
granm rm / Dieter geboben miro
oos OleterfiIograntm. g9iro elm
@ei6oB bon 6 seilogromn nit elmer
@ei6min0igfeit BON 500 @leter
Ienfrebt in Die 66be eeiboiien, 70
luiiroe es i'm liitleerm 9iaum cine
S06e bon rluo 12,500 N3eter errei-
den. Ole bierbei BON Der Eulper.
Iaoung geleiitete 9lrbeit lit ionit 75,-
900 Meterfilogramm. @enn aber
cine observation-disclosures ein @e.
i1oB BON 760 &ilogranm nit elmer
@eIhminoigfeit non $40 Wleteru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

Seiu &foteh, @ei Slid
lioBeu Ser 9nfel lmo Die Sante auf
oa5 @o6l ser liebeu Gerwanoteu an.
llnlpiafiirlicb 0euft Die Gaute an
ibre crit fiir5li6 Der6eiratbete God
ter, Die nod feinen Oienit6oreu @eiit
bat befonmeu fonueu. Sic er6ebt
i6r @laS rm0 iagt: nSoffeutlib be.
fonlmt @po bolo Elm @lGOdenl~
gl0Blid ribtet iid Ser fleinc gieife
auf Der anideinen0 eiu menig Dor
ii@ binaetrGumt bat iiebt Oie Sante
on icbldgt nit aQer &rait ieiuer
fleinen rln0en 5ouit auf oen Gid
uuo iagt laut ino wiit6euo: u9leiul
3uerif einen Sungen~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-31
WHY ANNEXATION BILL IS UNFAIR

guar them eConsttud % dayla
lie
nearly half
uonehaI sxb
administration be sadded remainder of the
provide the uny's The
20 nbe eat
the anneatlnh nothing ALL
oil 5censa ff Tho
he the
Because makes provision for farm lands and woods which the rate built
bill provided for
the
pledge tina is oh nmeas bh 0
CONSTITUTE in
Maryland
can pre- hag from is o
a n h
daidedi bnvoEed
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-31
J. R. MURRAY'S WILL
Leaves Estate To WidOw-Nemoran-
dunn OF What He Owned.

The will Of J Radcliffe Murray. the
prominent young BaltimCrean who
met an untimely death several weeks
ago in an automobile accident, was
fled for probate in the Orphans Court
OF Baltimore. yesterday The entire
estate is bequsthed to his widow,
Sarah MacGill Murray The will was
made on June %. 1916. Edward a.
jackson and Mrs Eva Murray are sp-
pointed executors.
A memorandum is also contained in
the will stating that he is the possess
or of stocks end bonds deposited in the
Mercantile Trust Company to the
amount Of $50, 600, which yield a
vearly income OF 81, 600 Also he is
Joint owner with Anthony Bullock. Of
Cincinnati, Ohio, of a tract of land
of 20 acres located in Scott county,
renn. He further adds that he has
an interest in the estate of his grand
mother, the late Mrs Annie S. Muir
ray, and also possesses en- automobile.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-31
AZ The Palace Tonight.

Jack Mulhall, in "High Speed" will
be the headliner at the Palace tonight.
Cracking the finish which g fashion,
able boarding hes smesred
thicky over the natural impulses of .
pretty girl, is the task which con-
fronts 'Speed" Cannon, played by
Jack Mulhall in this Butterfly Picture,
"High Speed, written by Helen
Starr. adapted for the screen by Leo
Sargent and produced by George L.
Sargent. "Speed" proves that ne
earned his name by the time that he
has succeeded in awakening the Ian
guild young beauty, who is the JOY of
her nouvesu richie mothers heart, and
the despair of her father. An ANUS
ingly frustrated elopement is one of
the besit situations in picture, which
keeps the young star Jumping from
start to finish.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-31
THINK OF IT
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Our Remedy. Some Are An
papolis People.


Over one hundred thousand have re-
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Forty thousand signed testimonials,
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Some of them are Annapolis people.
Some are Published in Annapolis.
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Follow this Annapolis mans
example.
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-31
At The RennhlIc TonIght.

A s35, 900 Dutch village with its
canals. windmills and quaint tiled
royf houses was erected in California
for Wooden Shoes" the Triangle
play starring Bessie Barricsale. which
will be presented at the Republic
Theatre tonight.
This biz of Holland consists Of TWEEN
ty six buildings of two and three
stories, built as SUBSTANTIALLY SO though
they were to be inhabited p. r-nanent.
ly. Seventy I'VE men were employed
for fifteen weeks TO construct the SET,
which required 100, 600 feet of Ore
gon pine, Is. coo feet of California red
wood, 1900 brick and $4,000 square
feet of plastered surface.
The story by ]. 6. Hawks presents
Bessie BaJriscale as Pampy, plump
and pretty Dutch girl, who in her
wooden shoes clatters about the cob
bled streets selling flowers o the tour
lists. When her father dies she sails
in the immigrant steerage for Amer
ice. taking as her companion, Hans, tbs
fat soy fiddler.
Jack Livinston plays the leading male
role opposite the star, and the sup
porting cast includes J. j. Bowling,
Thomas S. Guise, Howard Hickman,
Margaret Thompson, Don Likes, Will
Il. Bray, J Frank Burke, GertrGds
Claire and J. Il. Gotch The produc-
tion Yves directed by Raymond B.
West.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-31
N ihe I,epuDlic pomorrOw.

Bessie Love will make her frat APP
pearance on the screen as 3 bareback
rider in her latest Triangle play, the
Sawdust Ring" by L. V. Jefferson, at
the Republic Theatre tomorrow.
IL is q delightful story of the circus,
snd Bessie Love is ssid TO make the
hit of her career as the little girl
threatened with the pocrhouse, who
runs away and becomes member 4
the huge family that live under the
'big top.
The settings are realistic, for Bessie
and her company travelled with cir.
Gus touring through California in order
to film the principal scenes. Every
detail, from the wardrobe tent to the
main tent with its three rings, is
shown. Among those in the large cast
supporting the star are Harold Good
win. Jack Richardson, Josephine
Headley, Daisy Dem and Alfred Hol-
lingsw0rth.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-31
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

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hest physicians IN this country for
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-31
MOVING PICTURE ATTRACTIoNs.
AZ The Colonial Theatre Tonight.


Brilliant Ethel Clayton in a charm
ing story THE Woman Beneath" will
be the very pleasing attraction at the
Colonial this evening. How a wife
falls In love with her husband when it
is almost too late and what comes of
her discovery Of the supposed reason
Tor ms indifference. constitutes large
part Of the plot in The Woman Be
meath.
Ethel Clayton, the charming and
popular World Film" star, is the
star Of this production and she is seen
in particularly delightful role "a
role that will please her many ac-
miress
She appears in the role Of Betty
Fairchild, a petted society debutante,
who marries a clesn-cut, wealthy
Western inc owner for mis- money,
and only that-as she tells him after
their marriage
When Betty made this statement to
her husband, Tom Connslly, it was a
staggering blow to him. Tom, with
his old fashioned notions about mar
riage, had thought Betty had married
him for love So be was terribly hurt
when he found out the truth. But,
despite this first false step, Betty
demonstrates the possession of true
worth and she makes this demonstra.
tion in a manner that surprises the
audience as much rs ner husband.
Everything comes out happily an the
end, but only after remarkable series
Of circumstances.
MISS Clayton is altogether delight
fol in this production. The story is
splendidly entertaining. Here is an
entertainment that for sheer charm, it
will be mighty hard to beat. THE
Woman Beneath is considered one of
the sweetest, and most charming stor-
les ever filmed. It is an immensely
pleasing story and it is presented in
perfect style by Miss Clayton and ner
excellent supporting east. To see this
picture is to see one of the most pleas
ing attractions OF the year.
A very interesting Burton Holmes
Travelogue will also be shown, making
this evenings snow one to be greatly
enjoyed by everyone.
Tomorrow, Vivian Martin, in THE
Sunset Trail"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-31
GT.'5 I'''..-.5 LARGE
viii TAKE NEARLY oNE-HALF OF
coUNTYS POPULATION.
Taxable Basis Proposed To Be An.
nexed Greater Than That OF Six
Counties Of Southern Mary
land Combined.

prepared by the Baltimore County None
Partisan Citizens Protective Committee.)
Many persons who do not object to
the annexation OF moderate part OF
Baltimore county TO the city. including
only the closely built-up suburbs, say
the territory. population and wealth to
be taken from the county by the bill
proposed by Mayor Preston are unreas
sonable and excessive, and that the re-
suit viii be disastrous to the county.
According to the statement Of the
Non-Partisan Greater Baltimore Exten-
sion League, as published in the
Leagues official pamphlet, the area to
be taken from Baltimore county Is 46.5
square miles. The area Of Baltimore
city at present is SOL square miles.
The relative sizes OF the city and the
proposed annex are readily grasped by
looking at the figure below. in which
the shaded portion represents the city
and the white space the portion pro-
posed to be taken from the county:
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$685. o55.is

The Baltimore county people admit
that certain expenses will be reduced
by the taking away Of this large popu-
lation and basis, but the overhead ex-
pense, or cost of management, will re-
main the same, as all the territory left
the county Is comparatively thinly set.
tied. The road and school systems Of
the county, which are among the best
In the country, viii necessarily suffer
badly. The Baltimore countians in.
sist that the condition is precisely
similar to the one presented when
some railroad corporation needs but
a few acres Of mans farm, but those
acres contain all his buildings. He is
left a large area, but il is Of little com.
narative value.
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FAIR, WARNER.
SNAP SHOTS.

And the straight and narrow path
is also slippery.
1T takes woman with sound judg-
ment to generate silence
Some spinsters do not believe in
taxing bachelors; they telieve in nail
ing them
And every man in poker game
hopes he will get the glad hand.
Shortly after marriage woman
is apt To realize that her vanity is ali
ia vain.
Attempt TO follow the advice Of
al your friends AMI il will be pa3-
ded cell for you.
1t is usually the fellow who is
afraid to take q chance vino loses on
g sure thing
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4e.5 sqmiIss

A large part of this area proposed to
be taken from the county is composed
of woodland and farming and grazing
country.
The Annexation Leagues estimate is
that 65, 900 people viii be taken from
Baltimore county by the proposed plan
Of city extension. The whole popula-
ton of the county is now 10000. The
following figure indicates the whole
population Of the county, the shaded
portion represents the portion that
would be lost to it by annexation as
proposed:
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-31
Last Weeks Weather

The official report fer last weeks
weather issued by Joseph Billy, Jr..
Observer temporarily IN charge shows
four clesr days out OF seven. These
we're Oct. %, &c, 81, 2s. There was
one partly cloudy day, Oct. %, and
two cloudy days, Oct. "a and 25.
Rain fell On Oct. %, "a and %.
The highest temperature for the week
was SIS degrees, on Oct. 81; the lowest
81 degrees, on Oct. 20.
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Ice Formed Last Night

Last night was the coolest night
of autumn SO far. Ice formed On pals
Of water, pans. in chicken yards and
On all vessels in exposed places left
ont of doors The coating Of ice on
some vessels was one-qusrter inch
thick A heavy frost also visited this
section last night
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59.s47

When it comes to taxable basis, the
illustration is even more striking AS
stated above, the basis which the an
nexationists propose to acquire from
Baltimore county, is $70,000.000. The
county people claim that this is an un.
derestimate. But, taking the figures
of the Greater Baltimore League as
a basis, the county people compare
them with the basis of the following
counties, using again the State Tax
Commissions report:
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!. !. !.

According to the report of the State
Tax Commission, published by the An.
nexation League, the assessable basis
Of Baltimore county is S172, 494,370.6S,
and the estimate of the League is that
the city will take $7O,00O.0O0 of this.
The figure below shows the whole tax
able basis of the county, the shaded
part representing the portion that the
city proposes to take:
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-31

The figure below indicates the basis
which it is proposed to take from Bal
timore county (shaded) and the com.
bined taxable basis of st. Mary's,
Charles, Calvert, Anne Arundel, Prince
Georges, and Howard counties
(white):
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-31

The following figure shows a com,
parison of the population proposed to
be taken from Baltimore county
(shaded) with the combined popula'
tions of st. Mary's, Charles, Calvert
and Howard counties (white):