davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-21
Wincrinasnhclb / Icrueu.

c~icnoommcIig llbeI6 err inotrltifet /
Bergen u1ocr WfineriuQ paa Den me
MiOoelifoIeS Cont pes Settings
Wtinoe. Ser ifl,loe iprpngcS bort ct
Stpffe 6ieIb. Sfuooct gif al, og inn
itorc aampcitcne iIei meo poIoiom
Strait oper Ell hei 6ieIofnat og ban
neoc ca. 20 Wctcr 6ortc Spcciclt if
@oQboIOer @emctter5 &u5 Ell lem
We0iort. Gn Sten ilni tucr3 gienfleut
&Gggcn, buorciter 0cn eff oienncm
@llIpct % hopueoe / aiel0ercn. Nns
Ore tore Steue iIei gicmem Tinouers
ne. fmtitc Gin6lt8ranmcrne / SmQos
infer % for u6 gicnucm &inouernc
/ 0cn m~ooiottc Grg no / &open.
WebIcr bIep frltit oq CT Maleri ilprct.
@enncttcr3 Totter itoo / oct omtaIte
Rprelie bare CT Bar W}eter ira set
Steo, bpor Stencne fonl iuien6e. %
iao DC omliqgenoe GicnOomme blcu
o0ifiQig ifoDct. Saolc0c3 blcp Nrbci
berbaraffcu bcluis ebcIugt o. / Tea.
terchei @ergbs Sapr bIeu Der ioruolot
ooifiQig Stooe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-21
Sibthurp irlaer / SnlSal.

'reber hilbert 9otbc, Suugeiuno, lon1
for Siocn opbolber iig paa Sanb oa
bar leict Nrcbers Siiferet, bar III
fiobt GnqlGnberen SibtborpS Gien=
Dom Sil,bltm Glnbcr lll1ocrboffc( fnr
$4,000 aroner. gicnbommerl, ionl
bar Ell bominerenbe @eliggcnbcb nco
Geien ira Sono til Su.Ioal, boIpan-
ben Mils Sci fra StranoIteoet, err her,
ifabelig bcbpggct, og ser bprer 6iife.
ret til Sen. Scr. Sibtborp, iom tib.
ligcre aarpiit boe6e / Srlool eaer
Smlbe, bar life opbolot Jig Der iioert
Grigens llbbrllo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-21
1tlp / Werafcr. Torriac lloc pa

lllp / Wcrafcr. Torrigc llqc oar
ltlpen fremme poa Sptrenc pco SSnb.
Iiipen 9anqen % f~oripneOe iia riae.
Iig, ifriper "IioaroS" Sen t6oc Sl,li.
Ter gif ca. 40 Saler pao @eite ont
firing Siscn, % al oiSic or t3 funbct
ihielrepne, 6 andre or fllnoct iIiue,
mems sc onrigeS Sfirbnc cnhnu er
ufienbt. Set antoges at lllpcu bar
Si bcroppe, ibct ntan bar feet nogcll
minore grempIurer al Irten i~treiiC
omfring. Sfpttere or tagct opouer
for ON mulig at tage Seun for gtpr.
ocriet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-21
SuSn5triplancrne paa Cure Gfer.

IRA 9ranlnlen inches 1Uoe SllIt.
"Ircmtiocn" bringer iaftcn nrrmere
enfeltbebcr ON Sc itorc SnouItriplo'
ner poa Spre @fer, % mener at er1'
treprensriirmaet WhiScillllS I &rt'tt-
onio err en- al SooeointcrcSicntcrn
Soanooipclierne orcier Jig ON ct
N(reol poa ca. 1000 Waal. @rltelte
al bisie uoIeber / Gluten al Waa,
neben. S%ormentIis piI Der mles BET
fsrite bli truiiet en- Iigierelle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-21
Sesuiuoemisiipnen iriecr Sfpg.

Sra Sficn mclbe5 16bc SllIl. SpnIles
oroiifoaen / @oorbal, 'onl tllhercr
SebninacnlisIioncn, er otS'e sage
iolot iii @oarobrnQcr SSohon Strorlo
for 10000 aroner. Sfo9en or paa
5000 Maol. SconinocmiSiionen be-
bolbcr foreuris lin Gienoom ser paa
Stcbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-21
81 Sprana ira Suaet.

SfotSclpcn og @,,rl,o Stotioner bop
peoe forIeoen Sag en- Mano ub al
.Soqet. TluoieIi1 oa til fine MebpaS-
ia9crerS itore SorifrGffeIie iprona
ban lto qienncm a1ipepinouct, mems
@lasipIinterne feq til ale Siber. 81
fer of Soaet bar itan'et pco SfotScl-
ben bleu Der ienbt no Ianoifob til
ltlDffesitebet, men nnberpciS bIcp
Wa1ben paatruffet. San par / fulo
Bigger, BOG funbe ban irtacn 6orflA'
ring gipe ON @runben til fin fines
ipaae SpfsrieI, fortGaer "Srammen3
Sagblao".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-21
Snbpanorinacn til Nprae.

%panoringen / Sirni piier en- ioruroIi-
genbe Stigning. Ser bar neb 6rem.
m~eofoutoret / ariitiania malbt liz
1916 ll~blGnoinger, bporai 473 Spen-
tier, AS Ganifer, AZ Spifere, rs
Husiere og Is Amerifanere. antaaet
/ Dc iorifiellise Ranneoer iaar bar
p9ret Sauiar 414, 6ebruar SOC,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-21
lt.gaao / SpancfiprSen. Sr.

gen meboeIeS 17bc SuIi. Eli "@uIa
Sioeno" meIbeS ibaa ira 9aaIen /
Dtre Sogn, at 6olf paa @aaroen ser
isaar ~Gitermioong iaa Teriifopqt paa
en- rnoerpanosbaao. Tom gif no Goa.
.neiioroen. geriifopet too fart oper
@anoilaber, og 5olfene, iom bar iii.
fer / lin Saa ienote itrar en- 8ut al.
iteo iii nGrmeiie 5eleionitation for at
marble RsitraIiteisuaaten paa Gaaro /
Cullen. Get mar imiolertio eli ailo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-21
ssoISt ucS pa ilua ia i6iel. Gaa

Sfotfos @rllg bGnbte forleoelt Un9
en- israeIia lllpffe, ioet &erlG9ger
gsiIS SaIporien iaIot neo ira ct Still
Ioos pa iloa Zig libel. S~alporicn, iom
bar / 65 IarS 9llbcren, bar orbelpet
pcb Sfotfos 9rrlg / 1870 aar. San
bar fienot iom en- iieloen bpgtig, bra
oa plistopipIoenbe Msanb, goot lift a.
baaoe Irbeiosfamerater % SuerorS-
nebe. San eiterlaber iig Silitrn 90
6 Barn, bporai 8 ufonfirmereoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-21
Qooerbnauiua on Eager brrnot.

Sra Sronbbiem meloeS 13oe Slllt.
Smorges nebbrrnbte @alpif San-
SelsiamlogS 2agerbpgni1g totalt o9
hele 2oqerbeboloningen Itreg nleo.
osIben antogcs at ifplbes @ni'ter ira
9ofomotipet. @pgningen bar %Iorllf.
ret / en- Iofal 9ranbioriifring og Ga-
rcbcholbningen / SronobientS 6orllt'
rinasielIfab for 10000 Str.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-21
selbniipeus Icsnlering. StortI

octs Sfo0. % NaaoroNafOlHlte er
fpmmet tilbooe ira Spnalen, hpor DC
bor bciect SclbuiipenS Negulcring.
SmfpItnin9crne anbroger til 13-l4
Wiaicner oo aroitforipningen pil BIZ
poct ntcb 10000 ScItcfrGfter. Set
or Mcninacn, at Stortinget fan be-
bonole Sagen til Soften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-21
Sntcrcsiant SlSfnno.

,ITftftsInHf SIDT1ID. 3yrQ SglIas
berg melbcs t9be SuIi. s en- minbre
Tarf ncS ScrISberg Sopebgonrb cr /
oiSie Gage giort ct Slbfuno, iont
raar llbqraoningcn ifribcr frenl, tllr.
Sc piie fig baaoe itort % meget inter.
.%csiont. Wan bor foot pna Rciter al
Ell 9aao eIler ct Sfib. 9imeniioner.
ne fan enbnll life anaipes. fer llo-
neutrality-suspicious., Tom leoeS al Gro
iesior u. 90 @regger, err ifrcbet ri.
berc trent. Sorltoen Saoocu cuer
Sfibct, iom man bar begnrot at gra-
be lio, bar man | iamme Sang f,tnoet
ct Spero, en- Or og flcre Sing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-21
QiniunS pua TiclSet.

nrclocs 17oe Suli. Geo Vtpapono, CT
Ior IiIs Sci fra Saagcn, bar en-
Sospaer funbct ct 2ig caer rettcre NC
itcn al ct 2ig, iom Ter no til OF bope
Iiooet ser / mango slnr. Set er 'tertt
oionopet al Topbpr. Stebet, hnor Sl=
act ionotcS, ligger belt oppe peo 9ar'
b~onderpiOoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-21
SprpcnasSragct iplat. aapteil

Sinlmar Sobanien bar / bisie Gage
al Sngenisr Slaf Strem, Griitiania,
fiebt Ssrpepasoraget / Gpre Gfer.
Otter bpao "9uiferubS @Iab" eriarcr
bar &aptein Sobanien TIaner oppe
ON at ubbpgse SanofaIoene / 6pr.
binbeIic meo Sammefosiene / Sanbs.
r9r, ioet 9aogen / regniattige 5iber
life err tiIitr9ffelig arafttiloe til iiiIo
Grit al Ell Sterilization peo Samme.
fosien. let me InlGg ifal funne
ifaiie en- R9ffe @eoriiter omfring /
Siitrifterne Den iorneonc eleftriife
gnergi. Sugenisr Strsm bar iibIi.
aere tiIbuot Ell HRffe aonnmuner oct
famine Sasorag for $4,000 Sroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-21

Mnrta 241, Npril 270 oq Miai 705.
Dc me @citcmmclier ON WclocpIint
ior llolGnbin9cr, iom piI opboIbe Jig
Der nler enc 3 Tegn, bar ielnielacIig
suct lloGcn &irfninq, men Scr or III.
gen Spil ON at Observation-Disclosures
cr / itabig Stigniug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-21
1ceorab. Toitcn, SirsSus Sen 2lSc gnsnit 1917.

meter til nrrmcite determination. o.
Ser aif iaa lang Sio ben at Gaatcr
poa Naora life fit ipUrrct 6iorbenS
lloIeb. Scucrc paa Nitcncu par ser
giilitrr ira Naara nebc / @aalen %
ouitiacoe urrmere llubcrioQclier, %
oct blcu iaitilaoct. at oct par Ell H.
9aao man hapbe iect.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-21
SnISot orrbt nj 0gnct.

bot ira ariitionSiano, NilS 8icrtIcn,
bIep forIeben Gog rammet al Spnnco'
IIoo pou 8imlcmocn. Sammen mco
70 andre holot ban pad at f1pre Sel
til 9epotet. elsie TO mcrfeoe bare
et Gbocf. Gierticn bpbc eicbliffelig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-21
SsreSr;faitnS lnaucr 10 MiQipn

Trcorifsitao Yripatbanf bar pao ct
aoniortiumS %cgnc aiilltttct meo
SrebrifsItab aommnlnc ct 5 TrocentS
SbPnoebaperlaan pau 212 gtillto1
Sroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-21
Seroens Wniennt.

mcIocs 17be Suli. @eracnS Wflllelm
bar til @aeiitrot og 5ormarlo'fab
inbienbt anieQning ON @epil9nlng
til Mi,ieets biitorilf-antifporilfc W.
beling og til ct femiif % ip'iit Snltl-
int peo set ntatcmatiif natitrploenlta'
belize TofuItet paa tiliammen I Will
lion SER. Magiitraten foreIlaar @es
pilgningen gipet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-21
Smfpmmct pes Srnfning.

Sronobicm melbes 1Soe SILL. en
~isroclio lllpffe brnbtc / Iprnlooog,
ibct Stotionsmeiter Grificn peo
Sfpon citation omfom pco 9rl,fltllt9.
San bar noe for at fife meo i'm Sen
poo Store @renningen Sarto, og cleo
boa en- Softe, ibet ban lfllloe butte
9Ioos / 9aaben. 2iget er cllonlt tfte
fllu0ct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-21
&ncips aurmctooer,
9cpc- on 9rscraaS. garu.plcie.


Suem tlenocr life Nait. ancipp's
beromte aurmetoocr % goSe RaaS2
Ser er en- al bans melt populGre
9sgcr, en- Saon6bog, iom err a6io.
Int muoorrIig poa 6armen, Iangt
ira Gottor % apotbef. Gn Si9I5
i ale SpgoomatiIiGIScr oq en- Ir.
reria BOG at Iric boooe for gomle
% in9e % life miroit Tor erboer
6uitru oa Nor. gfiuittet ON Bar.
nepIcie or pScrit ir%tcrcSiart o. mt.
ria. Fris inSbnnoet $3.50. TeS
"Iuitcn" Sf.75.
b. ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO.,
DEBORAH. Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-21
Eareibfpsicn. Sor at fire Strait

Eareibfusicn. Sor of fire aratt
til 9pgoens frcntloise elettrlcltetS'
~foripninQ bar &cIelunoS aommul'e
inofiebt gareiofoSicn meo DC @aar-
ocr gereio tilbprcnbc &cgl1lerin9s-
rcttiabebcr. ToSicn, iom lig9er ! snre
Gel al Scrrcoct og lige peo Serbia
,rcr, bill peo fulb llbbpaning og Nc'
olllerira flntne gipe 16-1SOO Selte-
frGiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-21
Sra Uorae.
@cllnffct Sprpbriit / Homsbal.

9olss fommunale S~orporiit er III
fuIo Sang meb 70 Iaifincr. Eaa 3
Taoe bIep ser mcb Ell Wa'tin opto9et
$4,000 Str. Sorp eller 35 Cons.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-21
1fhiur Ticloifrrnten.

onsiano mclbes 16be Sltli. gn Ntgrc
mcfoniif Irbcioer herfra ltprteoe
iooor nc>oper en- TielbIfrpnt / Tor.
riSbol % fluiitc Tonoen MOD Scrn.
baneifinncrne. San beoe eiebIiffcllg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-21

bicumc, bui9 leg iolgte 8aarocn, iaa
er Stiutngen bleuen ubolobar ior os.
iom or biennnc. hoorior ies pau e9nc
OF 5anlIieus Tcgnc Interchangeable
tor beoc Stortingct of gipe lit Gam.
tnffc iii, Of Sanoelen omgieres.
Sflloe Stortiuqet bile iaitboloc
SanoeIeu, bIincr 6orholocre / NIT
Stem iortniIcoc, ioet Suitru % Barn
pil bcbrcibc mig, at icg ueo mini
&nn0lcmonoe bar glort oct iaa, at
Snenb life uil tomme tilba9e. Seq
fou bcller life Tor miu-eaeu Gel bGre
pau Ell loooou @proc, og ieg ioar /
iaa Talo noe min SON oen SiGIp, ieJ
iormnor, iii at iaa 8aaroen igIen peo
SoclSlsgSmodl.
99rbsbigit
:. 2. gocIano."
SociaIfomitccu inoitiIler enitent.
miqt - nogIc WieoIcmmer BOG unber
Ipil -, at Stortinget ifal iumtpff,
/, at SauoeIcu gaar tilbage.
"9eesrab. gsneu o. ges arusn" III gtoras
"a 1dnmnrf folicr $3.50 pr. Tar. Sorio tbe'
reGnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-21

"1ecsrnb. gpHeu 90 ges arutn" III gtoras
% 5dnmnri foiicr $3.50 pr. Iar. gorio Ties
reauei.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1917-02-16

The mix at Bow lie 10 passenger travel,
in having TO change trains is very dis
agreeable to Southern Maryland travel
and should be changed. Let us raise a
howl. Does not the charter granted
the railroad require one through daily
train z
Mr.. Blandord, our former Road
Supervisor, won the prize at the meet
ing of the Picawaxen Gard Club held
last week. Is it fair that our neighbours
popular citizen should run away with
everything good this county has to
give. Mr.. Blandford is great favorite
with our people.
The Indian Head Bank has already
an over stocked cashiers box. II you
want loan apply to Mr.. KepIar, the
popular Cashier, he will accommodate
you. The Indian Head Bank is TO build
up and make more progressive Indian
Head through and by its own citizen.
ship.
Washington and the "H. C. Of L. /"
Expense accounts Of George Washing
ton show that he. too, had to wrestle
with the high cost of living; for ex.
ample. he paid thirty cents pound fol-
sugar. You will find this article in
The Washington Sunday Star, Febru-
airy is. advt.
The many friends OF Mr.. James A.
DsSett, who has been ~ with pneu-
monia, will be glad to know he is much
improved in health and on the road to
recovery. Mr.. Dorset is one smoue
the few ex confederates living who
made Southern maryland valor glotl-
Gus during the late war between the
States and hearts are multitudious,
that go out to him in sympathy In his
present affection.
An Aetna Life Insurance Policy pro-
tects you practically from all risk. TO-
der an Aetna contracts II you die
natural death you get the full value
of the policy; If death be caused by an
accident the face value of your is
doubled and II YOU become permautly
disabled the amount Of insurance you
carry is pay able while you live. No
person should be without ,he protec,
ton Of The Aetna. *. W. Garner,
Agent, La Plata, Md.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1917-02-16


Miss Polly de Roode, matriculated
at Mount DeSsles Convent, Baltimore
county, was hon ored last week by her
school an many other friends
with an informal notice of her six
teenth birthday in the way of many
kindly rememberances O.. that impor-
tant occasion in her young life
Goodies and goodies and kisses and
kisses was in the allotment that Polly
received on the occasion in the fond
hope that her future life, may be as
sweet and as free from the tortures Of
care as her sun flower days of the
past.
Mrs. de Roode, the mother was on
hand happy in the thought that there
is but one daughter, and she is Polly,
while her sailor son, Louis, is out in
the wide Atlantic waters commanding
a portion of the nations navy with the
Atlantic fleet, awaiting the command
TO resent any insult offered his coun.
try's flag.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1917-02-16
The Baltimore Star
The Leading Evening Paper OF :he
South

The Leading Eveaing Paper OF :he
south.
The Baltimore Star es tablished August
II, 1905, by the publisher OF he BATH
more American, has woI it, piacs as the
represent tive r'umsg paper o. The
south. ll gives mur. news and more
reading matter ttanauy otlet afternoon
paper IL Mara land It is specially neh
in depaspme nts--dnaneial bporG,ng,
society, children, women, and to these
departments the oest writer's Of A aerica
are regular contributors. The Star ic
the cat homie paper with something
for every member Of the family 1t is a
cheerful paper, with plenty of en-
tertainment. Those who try Il keep on
taking it.
The star is eiaboratsiy illustrated 1t
has tie trsl i otogrApas Of important
events. Us porstaits Of leading meu and
women are sluaieL
Tie Str BIAS tWg great news services,
with wires direct TO ils Offices from all
PARIS Of -hs World. The Star mas a wire
less equipment. u ases every modern
| invention aud the best enterprise 70 get
ali the news
The Star is differeatfTum other South
err Papers Ii aas q quality Of its own.
ONE GENT a COPY. one maath,
% cents thfee months, 70 cents; oas
gear, s.
ItElA Alfls. aaFager aid Publisher
~. FULi rs q 90,
Anereeea b4lAH&. 5ait.more, nd.
Iol-Ad
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1917-02-16
What Women In Another Part OF
The State Are Doing.


At the extreme end OF the County
and located in the midst Of what il
CALLED the Garden Spot Of Montgomery
known as Sandy Spring, q Woman.
Club was organized long, long ago
viz 1857, which is conceded to be, no
only the Oldest in Maryland, but ais,
bears the honor Of ante-dating the or
ganiEation Of any Club in the Unites
States.
Had the association been formed to
day, its name SURELY would be 18th,
Mothers Club, for its membership con
sisted chiefly OF the mothers, and elder
danes representing the comfortabl,
and prosperous homes of that flourish
ing community.
A daughter OF one OF these mother.
relates how the members met from time
TO time 10 the various bones, bringing
to the meeting new recipes to sharper
the appetite Ct the members of the var.
ious households, as well as impartine
instruction In the latest stitch In knit
ting ana crocheting, piecing of quilts
while remedies for childhood com
plants were not forgotten.
The breaks 10 the links OF the origi.
nal circle have been filed from time TO
time by daughters and grand daugh-
tiers OF charter members, who continue
to meet as of yoie. The reading Of
choice literature and current events,
have taken the place Of the recipes,
aud semi-civic, educational spirit has
furnishnd themes for lively discussions,
erowding out 10 mu h extent, knitting
and crotcheting.
1t is impossible to over estimate the
ysiue of the Influences that hat re-
suited from this organization.
These same Quaker danes conducted
sewing classes for colored girls and
employed an instructor in manual train-
ing for the colored boys OF the neigbor-
hood. They sowed the seed, not only
for manual training for the schools Of
she State. but also along agricultural
lines, which no doubt has added ma
terially in awakening interest in the
smith-Lever plan OF today throughout
the State.
The Club women Of Montgomery
county are justly proud of The Assocl-
alton. But clubs have grown since
1851; &c . wn in numbers and in activi-
ty. The C1unty can now point with
pride to Federation of Women's Clubs
consisting Of ffty-nine organizations;
having for its slogan Woman's Club
in every village or hamlet. The Fed.
Grafton meets once year; every club
being represented by delegates. who re-
port tae work accomplished by their
clubs during the year.
The remarkable results in civics, Edu.
cation, Social Service, and public
Health, do not tell all the story; but
the happy meeting of women from the
remotest corners of the county, from
year tho year. and the interchange of
ideas, has produced unity of spirit in
carrying out plans ior the betterment
of the people.
MRS. HAWTHORN,
Sandy Spring.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1917-02-16

"Wednesday night about mid-hour
the store house and dwelling of Mr..
james Haislip, Riverside, were totally
destroyed by FIRE. Mr.. Haislip and
daughter, about twelve years of age,
occupied rooms over the store house,
a building quite near the dwelling and
Mrs. Haishp occupied a room in the
dwelling. Some time in the middle
of the night Mr.. Haislip was awakened
by cracking sound which he at first
supposed was from the scratching of
cat. The noise CONVINCING he went
down into the store room to let out the
supposed cat and found the store front
door was ablaze. He hastily removed
his child and went in search of his
wife. She was in her room dressed In
everyday attire as though she either
tad not been to bed for the night
or else had been up for some purpose.
Mr.. Haislip saved his wife and child
but all his property consisting of dwell
ing, store house, household goods and
general merchandise we're destroyed.
No insurance. The fire, it is said /,
was the result of an Unconscious act of
Mrs. Haislip, who for sometime has
been of irresponsible mind. The
next day she was removed to an asylum
for treatment.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1917-02-16

A personal letter from Mr.. o. E.
Weller, late State Road Commissioner
tells US our friend is in Porto Rico
where he is enjoying the delightful
climate of that section Of the world.
He speaks Of the place as a beautiful
Island, rich etc. but Maryland .'fol
me" says he.
Good for you, Mr.. W,ller, we are
glad that ne attraction is strong enough
to wean away your affection from youi
home state. Take long holiday but
come back in time to become TIE next
Governor Of Maryland, the state Of
your adoption aud affection.
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Monday last was Lincoln's birthday.
The ground hog has been during very
well.
Mr.. n. P. Horney is offering his
property for sale in this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Bowie motor
ed to Washington Friday last
Mrs. W. p. Jameson, was visitor to
the Capitol City during the week.
Miss Iiene Garner, who has been suf-
fering from an attack of La Grippe, is
much improved.
Cashier Raymond j. Mates spent
Sunday with his parents at Indian
Head.
Deputy Treasurer f. Wills Posey was
a visitor to Washington during the
week.
Go TO Horney's for choicest oysters
at all times. adyt.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Queen and Miss
Emma Gwynn, Bry lntown, were visi-
tors to Baltimore curing the week.
Mr.. John II. Chappelear, of Hughes
vile, who has been quite sick, is con-
valescent.
Mr.. W. X. Clarke has secured the
services OF d new blacksmith~Mr. Reed
Mccarthy, an up-to-date mechanic.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Goldsmith. of
Faulkner, are happy parents over the
arrival Of another fine little baby girl.
Mr.. Robert Grain, who has been
sufferer, from an inAamed throat, is,
We are glad to note convalescent.
Mr.. +. D. Davis wishes il known
that he is READY for business at Lothian
with choice, fresh stock of lew goods
for the trade.
Always up to date and with every
convenience is what you fird at the
New Wills Hotel. advt.
Miss Alzine Berry and Miss Stella
Gardiner, who are spending the winter
in Washington, motored to a dance at
Baden on Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. vogelson, of In
dian Head, spent the early part of the
week, guest Of the latter's grand
father, Mr.. 7. R. Farrall, in this
town.
Mrs. 7. Wright Wills ard her little
daughter, were visitors to the hospi-
table home Of Mrs. N. d. Reichard, nee
Davis, Washington City, during the
week.
Lent begins on Wednesday, you old
political sinners who have been steal
ing elections in this county, if you be-
lieve in God get down on your knees,
you rascals and pray.
MIs. G. Emory Maddox was formal
~ at home for the last time this seas n
says the Washington Star OF thursday.
Mrs. Maddox is the wife of Nj. Emory
Maddox, late of Picawaxen, and the
only son Of MIR. Flank MADDOX.
Money to loan at the Southern
Maryland National Bank. 1t is alto
gether County Institution. 1t wants
to help Charles countians and her pro-
fit goes to help Charles county people
and every dollar it mares goes into the
pockets Of Charles county people.
Again a number of the tax valuers
were in Id Plata on Tuesday to report
activities, but there was nothing doing.
Actual service ia assessing we pre-
sumo for which the tax payers will be
asked to SETTLE. The Coun4y Commits
sioners are advised to keep a weather
eye on the expense of running the
county otherwise the tax payers will be
bankrupt. Another such tax rate as
left US by the late Democratic board
and an exordus OF citizenship from the
county may be the logical result.
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Notice.

By virtue Of Writ Of Fieri Facias
issued out Of the Circuit Court for
Charles county at the suit Of Bsni,mi
B, Compton, against the goods aud
phattsls, land and tenements Of Gsory.
Smith and Maggie Smith 10 me directed
! have seized and taken In execution.
all the right, title, claim, interest and
estate at law and In equity, Of the said
George smith and Maggie Smith, in
and TO the following property to wit
Beginning at stake by the side of
the Old Nelson's Point Road, bound
airy between this lot aud the lot OF
Middleton Jones and running with the
South line OF said jones LOT n 10 E.
20 percnes TO the land formerly hald
E +. Mason; then with said line $ i.
1900 80 e. IL 2 perches TO a stake:
then leaving said line and running s
F4o till It intersects the above named
road, then with said road to the be-
ginning. Containing Two Acres OF
Land, more or less
Being the same land and premises
conveyed 10 Maggie smith By William
Matthews aud wife by deed lated NJ "
4th, 1901, and recorded among tie
Land Records of said Charles county
Maryland, 10 Liber 3. G.. S II. foi1
203 etc.
And hereby give notice that | will
offer for sale at the Couft Hou,e Door
in La Plata, Nd, on