davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21

nowanie wpywy poza owen pahstwem. Stan ten musi sic zmienic
W spos6b taxi, by zapobiedz rz ma zawsze wydarzeniu sic takej O.
hydy nanowo.
Walczymy o wolnosc, o samorzed, o nicnarzucany wlasny rz-
Woj wszystkich narod6w. a kazdy szczeg6l uk}adu ko1czacego te
wojne musi bye obmyslony wykonany W takim zamiarze. Najprz6d
krzyWdy musza bye naprawione, a potem utworzone odpowiednie "a
bezpleczenla, by Zapoblezono ponoWnym ich zrzadzeniom. Me powin-
|nislny uwzgedniac takich srodk6w, kt6re maja tylko brzmienie mi
1e l dzwleczne. Praktyczne kWestyc daja sic zatatwic tyIko praktycz
|nemi zarzadzeniam.. Frazesy ME doprowadza do rezultatu pozada-
nego. Doprowadza do niego skuteczne ponowne uporzadkowania sto
sunk6w, a jakko]wiek uporzadkowania okaza sic potrzebne, muszq
bye poczynione. T
Musza one jednak opierac sic ma jakiejs zasadzie, a zasada ia
jest jasna. zadnego narodu ME naezy przymusowo oddawac pod
panoWanie, pod ktorem zyc ME chcc. zadne obszary ME powinnv
zmieniac w}asciciei z wyjatkiem W cdu zapewnienia tym, k6rzy
je zamieszkuja, sprawiedliwej szansy zycia wolnoSci. zadnych Cd
szkodowan ME nalezy wymagac z wyjatkicm tych. kt6re stanowia
zapate "a oczywiste krzywdy zrzadzone. zadnych nowych porzadko-
wan w}adzy ME nalezy czynic z wyjatkiem takicE, kt6re posfuza do
zapewnenia przyszfego pokoju swiata przyszlego dobra szczescia
.jego narod6w.
A wtedy uwolnone narody swiata powimy sic z}aczyc W ia
kims wsp6nym uk}adze, " jakiens prawdziwem praktycznem
wsp6fdziafaniu, kt6re W rezultacie po}aczy silly do zapewnienia poko-
III sprawiedliwoSci W obcowaniu wzajemnem narod6w pomiedzv
SODA.
Braterstwo ludzkosci ME powinno bye nadal pieknvm.. ale PROF.
nym frazesem; nalezy mu dac budowe sina trwa]a. Narody musza
zrozumiec potrzebe wsp6lnego pozycia doprowadzic do skutecze-
go zwiazku celem ubezpieczenia tego pozycia przeciw naduzvciom
autokratycznej samolubnej potegi.
Ola takich rzeczy mozemy bye W stanie wazyc nasze zycie ma
jatki. Sa to BOWEN rzeczy, jakch zawsze otwarcie pragnelismy, a
jezi teraz ME bedzemy Ola mich oddawac knew nasza majatki z po-
wodzeniem, to moze nigdy ME bedzemy W stanie ponownie po}aczyc
sic dowiesc zdobywczej silly we wielkej sprawie wolnosci ludzkie1.
Nadszed} czas, ably zwycezyc lub poddac sic. Jezeli w}adze auto
kracyi zdofaja mas rozdzielc, to mas pokonaja jezeli trzymac sic be-
dznmy razem, to pewnem jest zwyciestwo wolnosc, kt6ra zwycie-
stwo przyniese. Wtedy bedziemy W stanie bye wspanialomyslnymi
ale ME Jestesmy ami ME bedziemy W stanie bye s1abymi lub pominae
jakiejkolwiek gwarancyi sprawiedliwosci Tub bezpieczenstwa.
WOODROW WILSON.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
UCzMY DZIECI NASZE CzYTAC, PISA(
movie Pc POLSKU.
Swiadectwo Biskupa Nowo-
wiieiskiego 0 ohydzie
rzadow niemieckich.

Bardzo ciekawym przyczyn--
klein do historyi z czasow okupa-
cyl niemieckiej W Polscc bedzie
pc obccnej wojnie list pasterski
j. Z. KS. Nowowic.jskiego, bisku-
pa dyecczyi P(ockiej. List ten
ME bawi sic W szcrszq jakaS poll
tyke orycntacyjna, ale "a to cd
krywa nam rabek Zycia niejako
domowego.
Jcdnym T. takich wlaSnie szcze-
g6l0w przcz dostojnika tego W
liScie jego opracowanych jest do.
nosicielstwo.
Jczeli uwazamy na miejsce j
czas, i okolicznoSci. to musimy
,jcdnak przyznac j. f. ks. bisku-
powi Nowowicjskiemu posiadanie
bardzo DUO odwagi cywilnej i
mestwa, re sprawe te publicznie
W liscie ]pasterskim poruszyl i ma
pietnowal.
Bo zasttaan6'wmy sic chocby po-
bieznie.
Donosicielami. Q ktorych nova,
sa albo w.yraznie szpicdzy. albo
ludzic badzcobadz u Niemcami
sic wachajacy.
Ten, komu sic donosi, sa VIA
DIE wo:jskowe niemieckie, panem
zycia i smierci W calej Polsce be
dacy. I OTTO przeciwko tym dono-
sicielom wystepujac, j. E. ks. bi
skup ich iuscic W pierwszym re
die potepia, ale TEN ME mniej
W tych drugich, II. we w}adze
w}asnie niemieckie, jake instru-
menta ich uzywajace, kamieniem
rzuca.
Ciekawy i charakterystyczny
Jest sposob, W jaki on to wszyst-
ko czyni.
Eazwiska Niemcow. ami razu
on ME wspomina, a przeciez ! Sic
DIV widzi, re O Mich m6wi.
Wbrew opinii szerzonej Il mas
,rze1 zyyolennik6W Oryentacvi X.
O. N. uwaza j. E. ks. biskup No.
wowiejski w}adze obecne rzado--
we W Polsce jake zupe}nie niepra
wne, z kt6remi spoleczenstwo ME
ma zupelnie mic wsp6lnego i wo-
bee kt6rych obowiqzane ono jest
zachowywac ma calym froncie So
lidarnosc odporna.
Tylko Z tego ussWldzenia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
NOta Wils0na do R0syi.

Waszyngton, II czerwca. = Ogtoszono tn tekst komunikatu
ktory przeslal prezydent Wilson do prowizorycznego rzadu rosyjskie
go okreslajac IA jego zadanie cele, Ola ktorych Ameryka wdala sic
w wojne do ktorych w nej day: Brzmi ona jnk nastepuje:
Wobec zblizana sic przybycia delegacyi ameryka1skiej do Rosy
ceem wyrazenia gleboKich ucidc przyjazni narodu amerykanskiego
ku narodovi rosyjskiemu om6wienia najlepszych najpraktyczniej
szych sposob6w wspoldzalania -obydwu tych narod6w celem dopro-
wadzenia obecnej walk wolnoSc wszystkich narod6w do pomyslne-
go zakohczena, wydaje sic rzecza o~dpowiednia stosowna, azebym
ponoWnie okresl} W swietle tego nowego zjednoczenia zamiary Sta
now Zjednoczonych, z jakimi do wojny tel przystapi}y.
Zamiary tc W ostatnich tygodniach welce zamglone mylnemi
b}ednemi przedstawieniami, a sprawy 0 kt6re chodzi zbyt SO wazne,
zyt olbrzymie, zbyt znamienne da caej ludzkosci, by MONA dopusz
czac do jaknhkolwiek mylnych t}omaczen pojec, chociazby W drob-
nej czeSci, be- sprostowana natychmastowego
Wojna przybra}a zwrot niepomyslny Ola Niemicc, a W rozpaczi-
wen pragnieniu mikniecia nieuchronnej ostatecznej porazki, eli k6-
rzy posadaja wfadze w Niemczech posluguja sic wszekimi mozliwy
mi srodkami, uzywaja nawet wp}yw6w grup parity pomiedzy Was
nymi poddan!mi, wobec ktorych nigdy ME kierowali sic ami sprawied
liwoScia ami slusznosca, ami navel toerancya, by wytworzyc pc obu
stronach NORA propaganda majaca da mich utrzymac wp}ywy view
natrz kraju, a rerege zagranicq' ma zgube samychze tych ludzi; kt6ry
mi sic posuguja. .
stanowisko Ameryki W tel wojjnie tax jasno Jest okreslone, ze
mylne jego zrozumiene Il nikogo ME jest usprawiedliwione.
Ameryka ME szuka materyalnych zyskow Tub powiekszenia OBJ
szar6w jakiegokolwiek rodzaju. Me valley Ola zadnych wfasnych ko
rzysci Tub samolubnych cel6w, tylko 0 uwolnienie narodow wszedze
cd naduzyc przemocy autokratyczej.
Klasy rzadzace W Niemczech W ostatnich czasach zaczely gfosc
TAXA sama liberalnosc sprawiedliwoSc ce6w, ale tylko W zamiarze
utrzymania swej w}adzy rozciagnietej W Niemczech i samolubnych
korzysci. ktore nieslusznie pozyskaly ola siebie jakotez prywatnych
projekt6w rozciaenieca tel wladzy ia obszarach cd Berlina do Bag
dadu daej.
Jeden rad pc drugim, "a ich wpywem, bz otwartego zdobywa
mia jego terytoryows wplatano W sie intrygi skierowanej przeciw
niemnej nz wolnosci pokojowi swiata. Wiazad}a to-. intrygi musi
Sic pozryWac. ale me- dada sic pozryWac, sdop6ki zrzadzonych luz
nieprawosci sic ME usunie, a musi sic take poczync stosowne zarza-
dzenia, by ME dopuscic do ih ponownego nawiazywania naprawia-
MIA kiedykolwiek. Ixwz gx~xu~ rag rsH~
Oczywiscie Rad cesarski niemieckii ci, kt0rymi on sic poshueuie
do w1asnych bezprawi, staraja sic pozyskac zareczenia, re wojna "a
konczy sic przywroceniem status quo ante. Owe statuss quo ante by-
10 tenn, z ktorego ia niegodzfwa wojna powstala; w}adza cesarskiego
rzadu- niemeckiego wewnatrz pahstwa jej szeroko rozpostarte pa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21

Bat pruski i mark pruskie, OTTO
zr6d1o donosicielstwa, ktory vie
cej moze tn dziala niz co inne. =
Ale o TEN publicznie biskupowi
pisae ME wolno. lego sic wolno
nam tylko domyslac dorozumie-
wac.
"A vice many OTTO obraz.
Ludnosf obrabowana z resztka-
mi mienia sic kryjaea i biskup
spabliez4iezsxkliaaj4cy donosieie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21

a Rad okupacyjny niemiecki i
jego agenci chocby nawet i pol
scy, to druga ca}osc.
Nar6d polski to ofiara, rad O.
kupacyjny to krzywdziciel.
Wszelki czfowiek, ktory donosi
cielstwem pomaga krzywdzicielo-
wi zdradza sw6j narod i krzywdzi
|cielem jest i tam take.
Taxa jest idea j. E. ks. bisku-
pa Nowowiejskiego. ! Il 4 .
Wypowiada on ia dosyc fotwar
Gle i bez krepowania sic w}adza--
mi niemieckiemi, przeciwko kt6--
rym wyraznie jest skierowana.
Otto SO autentycznc jego slowa
pod tym wzgledem:
"Najwiecej pohanbienia pred
swiatem, powiada on, przyni6s}
nam grzech donosicielstwa. My
nar6d polski, tworzymy jakob.y
|jedna rodzine, kt6rej czlonkowie
wzajemnie kochac sic winni. Co
brata polaka boil, to i mnie boil;
co jego cieszy, to mnie cieszyc
wiecej, niz cudzoziemca, powin--
no. Tembardziej, gdy mym bra
tem-polakiem. jest sasiad blizszy
hub daisy. Jezcli mu sic dzieje
dobrze, to powinniSmy radzi bye
z tego, owszem wiekszej jeszcze
pomyslnoSci mu zyczyc: zazdro--
|Scic mu powodzenia, a tembar-
dziej .szkodzic dlatego, re ia te-
60 nic man.. Zc ia tego Zostalem
pozbawiony. byloby nieludzkoS--
ella. Tymczasem podczas wojny
okazalo sic. lie wiele ME mogac
Scierpiccr. IL sasiadowi cos jeszcze
zostalo, gdy i'm wszystko zabra--
no. donosicicIami sic stall, ably i
sasiada swcgo pozbawic posiada-
MIA; mowiono bowiem: mnie
krzywdzono. niechze vice i OH ME
ma. Donosicielstwo tax sic roz--
~SzerzyIo, IL mowi ono 0 wszyst--
klein zadne.j tajemnicy ME zacho-
wano, bvlc movie ME tylko bez
Szkody. ale i ia szkode blizniego.
Oar mowy jest wielkiem dobro-
dzie.jstwem BoZem: dial nam go
Pan ME pc co inncgo, jak tylko
Ola pomagania ludziom i wzywa-
MIA ich pomocy W potrzebie. -
Tymczasem szkodzimy blizniemu,
gdy mowimi o MIN, to co W jaki-
kolwick spos6b wydaje tajemni-
G e Pokaza(o sic mas jawnie. re
Mkt, zarowno ma wsi. jak i W
miescie, tajemnicy ME zachowuje,
obmawia innych lub spotwarza,
nawet tedy. gdy do tego Mkt ME
znlusza - ami chwa}a Boza ami
pozytek ludzki. Chwala Boza i pc
zytek ludzi wymaga u.jawnienia
tajemnicy tylko wtedy. gdyby
ktoS ia szkode WARY Swietej al
DO dobra powszechnego co dzia--
lal hub blizniego krzywdzil. Ale,
gdy tego ME ma. ME godzi sic roz
powiadac plotek rzeczy. dotycza
cych naszego sasicdztwa a gdy z
rowodu twojcgo gadulstwa wyni.
knie jaka ola kogo strata. obowi;,
zany bedziesz do jej wynagrodze
MIA, jakobyS ty sam mu te krzyw-
de uczynil.
uez szhody uczynili plotkarze,
obm6wc.y, potwarcy donosicie-
lie. Iluz ludzi przez donosicielstwa
take wywiezionych zostalo z kra
ju, ilu uwiezionych, lub pozbawio
rych W}asnosci Czyz donosiciele
mySla re ujda pred sprawiedli--
woscia Boza, jezeli ME ,wynagro-
dza krzywdy, kt6rej stall sic
przyczyna!"
Rozpatrzywszy sic powyz-
szych slowach J.. E. Ks. biskupa
Nowowiejskiego, odrzucamy cd
mich og6lniki teologiczne ola NADIA
MIA jedynie formy nibyto scisle
%koScielnej tutaj dodane, a co "a
obraz iscie d%antejski przedstawi
sic naszym oczom.
Otto stale tn nam pred ~oczyma
Gale mn6stwo nedzarzy, ktorym
Niemcy zabrali ca}y dobytek. O.
box tego mnostwa staja nieliczni
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21

Ii, ably swoich rodak6w pred ma
jezdzca ME zdradzali.
Do historyi to przejdzie, a list
pasterski J. E. Ks, biskupa Nowo
wiejskfieso bedzie na to dopkumen-
tenn, bedzie swiadkiem.
Wdzieczni jestesmy J. E. ks. bi
skupowi Nowowiejskemu "a 3D.
wage, re ohydzie rzad6w. niemiec-
Hch W Polsce swydal swiadectwo.
assssss Kuryserr Bostonski.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-24
INTEREST AROUSED
OVER THE COMING
\. 0. 7. CONVENTION
Expected TO Lead to Hard surfac-
ing Of Road Across Colorado;
Ten Millions Spent on Associa.
tons Project.

Local motorists and those Of other
sections Of The state are Interested In
the coming convention of the Nation
M ola Trails association. which viii
Ne held AT Pueblo. colo. August IS
and IL.
The convention last year In Kansas
stirred Kansas boosters to action with
The result that work is now well un-
der way looking toward the hard sur
facing 81 the National old Traits road
entirely across that state writes Sec
Rotary Frank A. Davis To Col n X y.
Sellers, Continuing. the letter says
Colorado has promised that the
holding OF the convention this year
IN that state Will lead 60 the hard sur
facing o. the road across that state
land Pueblo asserts that she viii fur
mish on r~delegates the Invest convcu-
fiuu we have ever held
Motor parties should he oreantgcd
and summer excursion rates are IN
effect with stop over privileges on AL
railroads az Pueblo.
The National Oid Trails associa-
ton is entering upon It's sixth sHc-
ocssful year In the promotion az more
than 3 GOO miles Of road, from Wash
inRton u. a.. to Los Angeles. Califor-
MIA.
During that period Of time more
than $40. 000. 600 has been spent ON
the project and moro than i,2n1
miles OF hard surfaced road has been
built along It's line.
IT has been s~iEn-posted With steel
cnameled signs from Los Angeles io
~. Louis averaging ono IN the mile,
q crew Is now ON the rond placing
signs across Illinois and Indiana. ana
/ the work Will ne carried on 90 WASH
! Inrlnn- d q lnrlnr Tho mining Nnll :"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-24

University uc'Rr,s m Fast coming
to the front
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-24
DAYS HAVE
COME, ACCORDING TO
GEORGE SELTzER
Evangelist Says Second Coming of
Christ Is Soon to Take Place
Moon Will Shine as Bright as
the Sun.

1--WE nro living In the last dAvs
Time IL almost finished The comins
OF christ. Cor which the church has
long looked as the contamination ~
her hopes. Is soon Co br realized
So said Evaugclist George J Selt-
yer ~ u discourse on The Manner ~
Christ's Second Coming. "a the gospel
tent at North Second street and Graua
avenue last night \ lnrge crowd was
IN attendance. and the speaker furci-
bly portrayed the solemuit, ~ 'h"
present time. and gave q vivid picture
Of the event when the heavens VIII
ron back as q scroll thus revealing
christ coming bon his glory and mHic~-
rs He continued
"Ail the holN angels will accompau,
Christ 60 his earth. Christ viii com,
in his glory. the g!or, of ,hc Father.
and the elor, ct the holy angels l9
Isaiah lu.26 vc are told that Boo thPt
daN she sun wiu shine l~ tho Light u'
FORTY mine DAYS and the moon wi't
shine A. brighl ~ tho sun. then be-
glory of christ % the angels will out
shine the sun and the MOON Matthew
tells ms that when CHRIST starts 900 the
world the light will shine from he
east To- the west and as Christ comes
nearer the gloiy increases Soon 'hc
trump sounds the lcad iu Christ are
.tai-ed The living faithful ure changed
from mortal to Immortality iu Cd
|twiukliug of AN eve The same
briEhtness that changes tho righteous
VIII destroy every person tainted Vi'h
SIM . Thrss 49,
Mr. settler further stated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-24

Phone .. Red nam. 81 N~rat Cop-
rcr. Tor hr~t class livery. ". J.. Trim.
hir n 60.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-24

University Height, ~ -ast coming
"a the front.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-24
Sellers Son-in-law
Produces Costly Play

COL and Mrs. u X -. Sellers have
received an invitation from +. NJ.
Manson 90 attend a private showing
Of Tyrone Power In The Planter ID
tcn-recl version of Herman whitaker
novel. al Loew'S New York Roof. New
York. tomorrow morning.
The colonel ana his wife won't bc
able To accept the invitation. but thcv
have a very special interest iu the
production and its reception By IN"
critics. because the screen play waa
adapted ana produced hy their son-in-
law Harry g pruW " 81 said 'hn'
S20o.oU0 was sraut in getting the pl'y
out
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-24

When snu want u mN can 81,
Naiunc's TuNl stand ~ GrimShaw'~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-24

University Heights Is fast coming
20 The front.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-24

University Heights is fast coming
to The front.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1917-11-02
VOTE THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

Do not fail, Democrats, to vote next
Tuesday. The issue is important. We
cannot afford not to elect Senator Hoi-
mead. His presence in the State
Senate will be needed at the next ses-
sion, and perhaps more so two years
hence. There will not be an opportuni-
ty to elect q Senator again for four
years. Our political opponents are
making desperate efforts to get pos
session of the Legislative branch OF
the State government. If the Demo
Gratis of Prince Georges do not fail in
their duty. our whole ticket can be
elected. Capable men have been select
ed as candidates for the House of Dele
gates. Vote for them, so that our
county may be kept in the Democratic
column. And do not forget our local
candidates. The selections of goo
men for public positions insures good
government. The nominees of your
purity have right to expect your sup
port. Turn out and vote the Demo-
cratic ticket!
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1917-11-02
WHY ANNEXATION BILL IS UNFAIR

Asris o the
su to then the Cd ton
Because sfromB Counban and
o
o be duponth he eremaid
previd ht the ssountys sptIcb
balance d
oil fronting the running
the city wi 90
Bec. makes sva for farm lands and woods which the rate built
provided for
Q "A should
th most rov
ihwllw o the the
psdse hst this b Q
the eConsiut
dFocsBM REFERENDUM Maryland
aky usodoh In
dhth
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1917-11-02
Nor1cE TO CRED1roRs.

THIS is to give notice, that the under
i signed has obtained from the Or
phans' Court of Prince Georges County,
letters of administration upon the per-
sonal estate of
ALFRED LEE,
deceased, late of Prince Georges coun-
ty. All persons having claims against
said deceased are hereby warned TO ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers there
on legally authenticated on or before
the 5th day of April, 1917, or they
may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefits Of said estate All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to
lake immediate payment. Given under
my hand this 5th day October Of 1917.
DANIELL BUCK, JR.,
Administrator Of Alfred Lee, deceased
October S, 1917.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1917-11-02
McMULLEN FOR COMPTROLLER.

The position of State Comptroller is
a very responsible one, and one which
requires ability of high order in the
management of large matters involving
many millions of dollars of the peoples
money. It requires a knowledge of
men, frmness. decision and absolute
fearlessness in the cause of right. In
addition to being the manager of the
States financial affairs, the Comp
troller is, by virtue of his Office, one of
the three members of the Board of
Public Works, the Governor and the
State Treasurer being the ether two.
For the past two years the State of
Maryland has been fortunate in having
in this responsible position Hugh A.
McMullen of Allegany county-a man
who had large business experience be-
fore entering this, the only public Office
which he has ever held The record of
his management of the States finances
is not surpassed in the history of the
State, and he has shown the order of
ability for which large corporations
gladly pay many times the modest sal
ary which Maryland pays her Comp
troller. Against his personal inclina
tions, Mr.. McMullen has consented to
be candidate for reelection.
Mr.. McMullen's salary as Comptroller
is 81, 500 year. In each of the two
years he has held the Office he has saw
ed the State many times that amount
by his intelligent and scrupulous man.
agement, and absolutely business like
methods. Both small and large mat
ters have received his careful scrutiny,
and he has pared down expenses in all
departments under his jurisdiction. He
has never paid out dollar not specii
caliy authorized by the laws of the
State. He has entered suits to recover
over 500, 900 in excess fees received by
officedolders, and which, it is alleged,
has been improperly withheld from the
State Treasury.
The Republicans have nominated as
their candidate against Mr.. McMullen,
William o. Atwood, of Baltimore City.
Mr. Atwood is surveyor by profess
sion and has never been identified with
any business activities requiring the
abilities necessary to the proper dis
charge of the duties devolving upon
the Comptroller of the State Treasury.
In 1909 Mr.. Atwood was elected City
Surveyor of Baltimore. He held the
Office for four years-from 1910 to 1913,
inclusive-and it was then that he had
his chance to do something to recon-
mend himself to the voters and failed.
1t is worth noting that Mr.. Atwood
was defeated for reelection by about
1900 majority.
Every intelligent Maryland voter
should have little difficulty making up
his mind as to how his ballot should be
cast on November 6.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1917-11-02
80,6o1a ACRES OF LAND.
MORE OR LESS,

or 81 and 34-l00 acres, more or less
clear of the county road which passes
through said property. This property
is unimproved except for small out
building in the northern part of saic
tract, which is now in the urse o.
construction. This property will first
be offered for sale in the following sep
arate parcels: These bids will be re-
served and the property VIII then b.
offered as an entirety and will BE- ST.
in manner producing the ltrges'
amount:
C) All that piece or parcel of ground
lying north f the Mavhew Road,
containing 81 and 96-100 acres,
more or less.
(2) All that piece or parcel Of ground
lying south of the hayheH Road
containing IA and 445-1000 acres
more or less.
(3) All that piece or parcel of ground
living west of the Mayhem Road
containing and 935-100O acres of
land more or less.
Copies of recent survey of the
above referred to property made by
Edward l.. Latimer, county survey r.,
can be obtained at any time from the
undersigned assignee and will be tx ID
tied at the time and place of sale.
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash upon ratification of sale by the
Court and deposit of $500 will be
required from the purchaser at time
and place of sale, if sold as an entirety,
and deposit of 500 from the purchas
er Of each of the three parcels, if sold
in that manner. Unpaid purchase price
to bear interest at s per cent from day
of sale. Taxes adjusted to day of sale
Conveyancing at the cost Of the pur-
chaser or purchasers.
J. MILTON BRANDT,
Assignee of Mortgage.
Title Building, Baltimore, Md
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1917-11-02
ORDER OF RAr1F1cArloN
FLORENCEV. HARDIE. Complainant
VS..
ELLA V. HARDIE. widow, ct al,
Defendants.
In the Circuit Court for Prince
Georges County, Maryland
Equity No. 4627.

Equity No. 4627.
HRDERED this Both day of October, 8,
" 1917. by the Circuit Court for
Prince Georges County, in Equity, that
the sale of 1l5 acres, more or less of the
real estate, in this proceeding mention
ed, made and reported BY S. Marvin
Peach, Trustee, be ratified and confirm
ed unless cause to the contrary be
shown on or before the 26th day of
November, 1917, next; provided copy
OF this order be inserted in some news
paper published in Prince Georges
County, Maryland, once in each Of
three successive weeks before the said
10Th day of November, 1917. The re-
port states the amount of sale to be
Ss4O0.0 90.
s. D. HALL, Clerk Circuit
Court for Prince Georges County
True Copy-Test:
No2,td 8. D. HALL, Clerk.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1917-11-02
Nor1or TO CRrD1roRs

THIS is to give notice, that the under
J. signed has obtained from the Or
phans' Court of Prince Georges Coun-
ty, letters of administration CT. a. upon
personal estate of
NANCY JOHNSON
deceased, late of Prince Georges coun
ty. All persons having claims against
said deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers there
on legally authenticated on or before
the 18th day of April 1918, or they
may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefits of said estate. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment. Given un-
der my hand this 9Th day of October
1917.
FREDERICK SASSCER
Administrator C. t. a. of Nancy John
son, deceased. Oct 10Th