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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

Is and Jesus. walking by the sen
'0f GH.tr. saw two brethren Sir or
called peter. and Andrew his brother
casting % net into the sea Tor they
vere fishers
10 And be saith unto them. Fol
low me. and I viii make you fishers
~ men
90 And they straightway left their
nets. and followed him.
ID And going on from thence. ha
saw other two brethren. James the
on OF Zebedoo. and John his brother
ln % ship with Zobedee their father.
mendiur their nets. and be called
them.
20 And they Immediately left the
ship and their father. and followed
him
% Judas saith unto him, not L.
CARROT Lord. how b. IL that thou wilt
manifest myself unto us. and not
unto the WORLD
2G Jesus answered and said unto
him. Dr. man love me. he will keep
mg words and my Father will loyo
hIm. and 40 will come unto him, ami
make our abode with him
20 Hr that loveth me not keepeih
not mt ssyinrs and the word which
DO hear b. uot mine. but the Father
which sent me
g2 Bur tr yp doors % the word
lnG not hearers only, deceiving your
own selves
% For 10 any be- a nearer ~ ~ o
word. and not q door. he h. like unto
@ man hoholding hls natural lace 10
q glass.
20 For hc hcholdcth himself. AM
goDfb bis way and straightway for
ferrfh what manner of man he Wa
4r Hli whose looketh into the
perfect law Of liberty. and continucth
therein. be- being not a forgetfui
1r1rcr. bat docr of the work. this
uau shall Doe blessed In his deed
20 n any man among you seem 10
bee religious. and bridlcth not his
tongue. but decoiveth his own heart
'hls maus religion IL vain
20 Pure religion and undefiled be-
ore God and the Father IL this To
visit tte fathcrlcss and widows In
their affliction. and 10 keep himself
uu pottrd from the world
Read and Study Deut 10. H., -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28
LESSON NOTES.

Obedience grows out of the free
dom uI tho viii. and this Is the Ike
ness 90 God in man asserting itself,
therefor, obedience Is not compul
.Hu. bUt 200, viii acceptance OF high
20 u'h1riiy ~ is well illustrated o.
Hur .....u b, the ready acquioscenc'
Hi fHr fishermen Matt 4 iS-22l u
ODE ulI ui Christ whom they had
previously rcrogniKed as the Messiah
John a5.5ll Thus their minds
end hearts we're prepared 10 render
uuick response when he called
them from their business 20 become
hi devoted personal followers.
Tho rendering OF due obedience to
Cod must often be- done a The cost %
e.f o. Involves the relinquishmeu'
lf our own viii and 90 what seems
Too tr our personal advantage or plea
4re Tht phase of the matter again
a illustrated hy the action % ihe
Tour Disciples on tho sea ui Gahloo
tbn lsft th,ir boats and tackle, and
1870 nf them even their father. in
ORDER io heed the call of christ
Duty Uf Obedience.
s m1H may r1y, Why should ! ac-
eapf Coo VIII instead OF my own.
to as even t0 give ap things that ]
prize and Vish' u this reasonable
rhc frst thing ,o say Is that God ~
superior to us. end his will Is better
than ours both for ourselves and Tor
,ofher Interests The man who does
Nor know fGc road aud - pcrils f.
foolish uoi to obey the directions oi
one Who does know And IN nora
matters fou the best course for us
to rur.ur when bon doubt j. 20 obey
fhr 'T frucfInus of those who know
better than We DO what De- right To
recognize the fact o. Gods sover
0igHy D. thp best reason. the high-
go Intelligence Our Lord SO teachcs
us u Matt O. 3t-27 when h. show
iHaf doing The will of God o. the
wlsssi human action. and again IN
Marx Where he shows that such
obedience rendered 90 God j. truo
krship to himself
The appeal or reason l. enforced
by thar Of love a. we have seen IN
the pas .aEe from lieut.. 10. ~. a..
hut especially In that great word OF
Jesus to bis Borrowing disciples BE-
/ E.nuinr az the twenty first verse 81
lfic fourteenth chapter ~ John n
general statement u laid down IN
I~FTse "a Ia that remarkable Circle
.of love. 20 keep Christ's command.
ments O. % love him % love hin j.
fr b. loved by ne Father. and aiso
hy jesus himself. completing the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28
special Associated Press Leased
Wire Service


a. this ls written. there h. every
reason 90 believe that the political
career ~ james D. Ferguson has
been buried beneath O. scutahlo land
t.Ir " votes
And iu truth. this % sanitary
measure that has been taken by Tho
people % Texas upon which thoy are
Zoo he congratulated. Il presaeea "a
political atmosphere FOE me years 20
come that ls wholesome ana pure in
contrast % tho rcek and stencil
which has arisen FROM th' state cap.
ial since Ferguson entered tbe Man
sion AZ Austin 90 serve for second
term
o. will be- remembered that while
The News questioned me right OF the
State Executive Committee 20 per
mit the name 81 tho impeoched gov
'rn0r 10 appear upon thr primary
ballot, wo opposed the taking OF any
court action looking tp lts crasuro.
because AZ tho time sr had perfect
f1th Boo tho sound Judgment 20 the
people of Texas aud because we be-.
Aved that the final result would
have a most salutary and far reach.
iuF effect Boz az official circles with
in The boundaries Of the common
wealth
ry their decision saturday. %
number ~ simple facts have been
.st forth by the people that "au
who ruu may read
That demagogucs. whom identified
v'I ho retired
That tho voters are NOT ultton.
tn. They have vital Interest IN
tar conduct of tho states affairs
That the people bslieys they tuv,
81 right % know where their officials
I.Dur. huge sums ~ money from.
because hos, officials possess pow
'w Thar are worth huge sums OF
money tH certain interests
That ro,aH. demand Urf of nu.
o. neIl code OF honesty upon me part
o' their office holders
That 90 takes something more than
Iuf.H a'rn1t.ry and o. trumpod up
f..U @. Woo 90 bcrIoud tho vision OF
i.. .Hnd mu and good women OF
''1aH ari enlist their .ympaihics in
tU uHsortly cause.
NH' 'HIt 3. ono -Ilc OF the picture
I-.H tH.'f no turn forever with @
r.H.' %. raief 10 that of "a Young
Uan H.e occupying tho mansion
whose record s clean who has pro,
'l hy hH progressive policies thai
I. # H.H ah., tp Keep abreast ol the
'.r..aauEur conditions brought
.H.H H} th' aar and in whom tbs
III' 1n Saturday Boo uueuusoUI
f.r". oppressed 'hc.r onntdrncr
William p Hobby Iste-headod
H.I rue uH pilot the good ship
.. Through probably mo most
... period of the nation rs-
- American bon strt srHa 1f the
|.re can bel Ho doubt chat
I. Wilson vH rsueivs bi.
f-F lrporf in every win-the.uar
u. rH thai tho pt-trIna
tnH fF. State u aI worthy uBdor
..nfH lIr tho ussi 800 yaars Will
t.I in.a PAGE. tr HF history
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

What .s there in Proverbs bear
ur 0n iho Keeping o. the fifth
amendment Louise Clark
What lessons about truthiulness
found iu Proverbs Mrs. San
d0rIurd.
What value does wise man at
l.H to reputation David Clark.
iu what way do the Bible Pro-
differ from others Ruth
H.Dsaer.
What wisdom on temperance Ia
q. Ho found in pfoyerhs?- Mae Wo-
mack.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

opened from ESQ to b. m daily
sNcep, SUNDAY and holidays whore
the Bible aud Christian Science DO
eroture may bc read or purcha a1 DO
desired
an are cordially invited to attend
the services and make use of th.
rcadiuc ROOM
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

Corner of lnth aud Fillmore SITS.
Bible study, 1913 a. M.
Preaching and communion al n
Ia on
Song practice az s.f5 p. m
Bible siudg Wednesday evening a.
SIS.
The revival meeting. conducted hy
V Larim1re. will begin Sunday.
August lith and aIl members are
urgently requested Oh attend the
SONG practice On sunday evening for
ih" purpose 70 drilling for the meet
Ina
The public Is cordially invited %
Ian services
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28
Hr'' Church Of Christ. Scientist.

Hold regular services AZ n a. m.
on sunday and : 9 m on wedncs
day
sunday school NJ ! "a. m on san
day Tor students under 90 years 81
arr
A reading room o. maintained in
room =. smith building which l.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

sunday school s.f5. g. IS. Hop
lrs. supi $50 last sunday Let us
fry fpr ESQ this sunday
Pr,lchIns ~ a On. by Pastor O.
.E Gates Mrs Leslie Williams win
sing solo add the choir an an
them
Preaching $500 D. w hy the pass
tor Mi- Leoua Carter viii sing
s beautiful eIi. flag of our country
will be presented to the church
sunday morning bon honor of 'he
boys az me front az which time Mrs
Rex vs. Rogers viii read Your
alag and Mv flag
We are planning for special
day and sou are invited 90 Nor-
ship With us.
1 p GATES.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

sunday School s.l5 a. m.
Morning service. n a. m.
so evening service
ON Tuesday August al 10
O'Clock d. u Archdeacon Garner
celebrate the Holy Commun-
.|
There win hc no services during
month 90 august with above
.Hr.nn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

lFourth and y picrCo)
SUNDAY school, 90 o. m
Preaching. DO a. m aud $3.50 o..
m.
Suuhrama. 3 D m.
p. ~ .. o.. 1880 D. m.
symbolic resers,tiou az evening
meeting lets make Do the beginning
Df greater things fur our North
Side Ever body cordially invited
- worship with uH.
a. A. COOPER. Pastor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

"I 'Ih ana fnlk SIS.
Usual services at this church AZ
] 4. M and $3.50 p m Preaching a
both hours hy the pastor.
sunday School SIS a. m Ed
worth League 730 p m. Members
and friends % the church visiting In
The city cordially invited 10 wor-
ship with us
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28
ru, human Street and Houston street
Mgfhpdisf

sunday school 90 o.. m.
Preaching 90 a. u ana $3.50 D.
n af Huu ton street
40 the On O'Clock service tho
sacrament az Che Lord supper win
.. erred
i.1Inr EpWorth League 7.ao p.
10 Buchanan street church
Senior EpNUrfh League $50 o..
.. HI Houston street church
T.. O.. HtGtrH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

Corner Tenth and Tayiorl
Preaching services ~ On a m.
and co p m. with sermons By the
pastor
Evening subject Finland and
the Trims"
SUNDAY school al ? 60 a. m.. ]
Z nurof. surt
We cordially invite you 90 a.
tend these services Good musir
ALWAYS
p Thomson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

Corner 18TH and Huchanan1
SUNDAY school ef1 d. Oh.
Preaching % a. m. and $500 o.
m Morning topic ia Reward nf
Obedience. The evening service
wll. boz in char.e of Rev stone
Public Oh cordially invited
G. s. TrMLIN.
Pastor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28
Iir.i Christian Church g.. :. Pro-
GRIM. guly ~

800 young people invited f0 fba
Christian EudeByor sunday rva-
ming ~ g l5.
Euoeifor Leader Lillian smith
President Hicks Daniel
TurI rrntrrl.
What 81 fho taIrHlHr 0f Proverbs
about alfenu'rFl Minnie Rqcora
What advice about friendship y
given n Proverbs CaIiic All0ru
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28
CHURCHES


sunday school at lo o. on Choir
and orchestra Classa .1r an Preach
ng by The pastor lf N a. m. and
N30 p on Morning Christ In tho
Temple % Evening home. Some
Good tho War VIII Bring the
World. This Will fy TO show that
the great war Is NOT a1 unmixod evil
Good music 90 both ryicos.
Junior af 3 Ihtormediatc at els.
Chr'e'Iau Endoayor az 7:1b.
Everybody invited strangers al
ways welcome
ERNEST g. MOB.EY. Pastor
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aSgG
MTN1FR on THE ASSOCIATED
PVEga

The Associated Press IA sxclu-
sirely entitled 10 the uso for repub-
liration OF al nows dispatches
credited 20 u or not othorsisc
credited IN this paper and also the
local news published herein.
All riRats % republication ~ spec
ial Dispatches herein are also r..
served
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

IT"UIH mi UUTIlUIn
Church school nt go m This
is missionary SUNDAY and special
program hl boon prepared fuf tho
Gas Every mruNnr present ON
fiwr With special Offering Mrs
IHrlbut uut
Sermon hf 900 pastor af ~ n m
$50 uight service a welcome Oh
900
W 90 UJUlUUT
FH.fHr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

1uPIC. CHRISTIAN OBEDIENCE
scripture Lessons; Matt. . is-22
John -. 22-2t. James 22-27.
aOl nv TENTH Sc love Wc. Sc
viii Keep my cOInman'lni MS ="
I'm iti5.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

So 90 UyRlRUT
pa tor
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-11-14
rRKncA Oaop FALLs sl4oRr.

Tha Umitsa @saAen Beed AAnamAstFa
taon h In rpeekpk oe . report ef an 40
aFeas BY Monsieur Borsk The ryeaei
Feed contrnlisF asliverwa IN the CAan
Der Il Depmfisa IN whkeh he asolaret
tAAs she tstsl mmtntea vAlus of IN
1918 eraD of cereals - ven nea0f beaai
and posAtoss In EraA0s 10 bei0w thl
fatal mnaFA,ssm vnAns "a tMese products
tar last rear
TIA wheas cree tertaaAtsiy Il laxgss
ana & Aestas QaAiltys bat the maAKe
harloy. eats. t4Mma and potAss crop
are eonAidsFA1ly smaller.
-Ths DolAts pituakisn y particularly
asmve." said Or. Derek -tor wheEeai
gAs average Ter ne iaA2 Ten yeara u
iAeee. ~ lopg toEs. this year he 20
tnie srop wsii net exceed f,6eo.eoo ionl
tens. Despite thAa shewtAge. We naasl
ennVly the AIllaA tr0eDa AgAtAns N Ou'
i11A We eaanat possssiv sefuse thii
sMAlAeenaable feed 70 In6lisA end
AmaFieAm aFeopa who are constants
decreasing An nAmbor.~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-11-14
Eighth election District.
ELECTION EXPENSES.

September Primaries 1917
Monumental Pig Go, bRllo.s... . 35
First Election District.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-11-14
FOOD RULES
TO VINO UP the WAR

without the feed which Anertua
sent ovaRnxas Aagtn@ Tie past twelve
montha. the Allla1 cause would have
sssn impsriiis1, Y no4 lest The Hun
Eenld act b whtRpentng and whin&nG
- plaintivsiy n 10 Aadn't haa enough
4 being sn - iaslng si1s Of ooHtsst
sstwesn enaDU stonaehs and well
aourishsd bo1tss. But lest Uneis Sam
Apsmds tee EnmsA ekuae pukting kinass1
N ths bask ~ sewing Dsruoeracy, he
e goins 10 ~ Z nDw Hems Gard from
the Beed ANminkserAake ah&wing him
shy he mrst sage md snip neky per
sal megs ese1 ghis TeAf n eraar
y keep Dom,naSAW ea1a. The ma1n
reason IL that tAssW ere already two
mikkion Bammiss ever IA Eranae--an
array slfli RreWine By hundreds Of
shonaap9e =. en6 Tor Feasona whleh
need kkFdly VI @z6kAine6 to tho o60ois
II MAFyianA, lie FOOD Adminlstrat ton
b esins " ssaa shAEn al the food they
assd gvsA n We - home havs 70 eat
wisely insteaA II wastsfuly In order
- % -.
The nsw nosns Care vii eontain
hsipfui hintA ~ Il wil be LED 70
the inAavi6mAi 10 fTaMn hie own Fuien.
ma food problsm has shifted 20 that
q n NJ longer soivAbls By saving ons
commodity such a. wheat and Ailin9
up ON Substitutes. There munt be say.
Ing al along he line
The new regulations which are BE-
ing snforoO1 IN sTsry public eating
piaos In tho U. q. A. can be adapted
- 49,. -. R..fm. .affi A. A a.
remember that conservation Il called
teF IN everything that has 20 DO with
soe4--lneiudimg ths laber Of preparing
h ana The paekasNs IN watch II eonnea.
Otherwise EAs ifDeo. 900 tons Of
prnmise6 eooAs3uffs win not 90 over
SsAa. And Il Maryland fAlis In ~ part
Il nat Sigantis iob. how shall ia
sivillan populAttoA ever look its eel.
4iers In the taosf
One item Of the hugs order u for
f.eoo0ee tons u meat an6 fats. A lot
Of that Il seili n the cora cribs. q los
ain IN the pastures and the hay stacks.
Il has 70 b ealea By animals before II
tnrna late the kiAd " eeod eur arn1Aea
assd, eur Allies aak, and No oursaives
giant. The meat must be 90 banded
nat although nzfiiieR tens - shipped
more than last yeaF. the herds vtli
sonfinus ~ large as ever. Tor nsed-
sans 70 say ghs u. q. AdministFatian
4 not following Re oermaA plan II
sevouring . whole herd with no
EhouwAt II tAe a13nre szospa ths hops
~ beating ~ same weaker people and
sohtfng them - thar eattis
ThV saprly II mseat and fats for our
soldiers ana AE1es win be- released
Izse insofar a. \ \ saved from the
Amsriean tabie khres tines eash day.
h tNkiag tAs further slap o. sbAnd-
snfng am@nAts Fwlsa In favor Of son,
srai bat urgant pAea for still further
shrift. the Foed Administration shows
nat Il possesses eomDlsss condolences
Ia ths Esahgie'a Weldon
kAyN 70 save n0w hnk - much moFs
SCALA a. Ne havs besa n tie past b Z
pfgAlssn In wheee enlssi0n sveTy a0u
IN MARYLAND "a ASKED 10 help. n II I
hest q bad - ven ~ heart.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-11-14
MORE @uaAR ALLOWED
THnmm Ina. A MONTH";

The amount - sugar allowed pss
asnth TO each knAiviansi has been In
creased from swo 10 thFss pounds. Taa
wheis monthiy aiiowanee ean b
koaghi fer . eAzeiy 81 cna TINA.
TIA amount allowed 70 public eat
lmg places Il lnereAssd 20 shFoe p0unda
koF nAnsay msala
Thia taasseea h uaAs h esiAlimenl
q the FnoA AAmkMiaAfakicnA pronina
70 sws free extra sugar a. soon 40 poe
GALE
Thia Increase b poaaibis beoAuss u
tAa very sahseying condition Of ths
LeuisiAna Greg and q Western refn
N, beuAuse railway erslshs space II
mare availahle wAila Rnsn. rather eAas
mMmaaiana, etc.. are being shipped u
DaFeps and because the restrigstons
seen manufacturers and the self
Aanial q private consumers have buali
- q Temporary reserve.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-11-14

klne gtnt aklkea GrwsA tomatoes, sne
tass appla. alssA nos pared. twe caps
eseMn. jsiee et enc lonon, sraasd rad
N aEA-half laMoa.
Soak rhe tematoee Aes twe houra,
anA aiee them Cook the toraAto end
eAe ne1i0 n q small amount Il water
Until sAws are t0nAeR. DO n0k drain
thAm. Add The other innFsAlsneA. and
eoek tie mixture uEfis 4 e thAek end
mlaa9. II 6eelred, about enc teAlaapoo1
Il prmakyaA gin@nr may Ne AAAAA
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-11-14
purrlno PAT on RIA TURKS.

A few extra weeks Ia aeeA-Ana-hus
feeding AA4s q lot 81 weigA W .
geung tarkeg. And the TURKEY dces
net begrudgs ~ time The Foet
AAminassFatien ahaFaaore asla. In ths
ntarsss - gFeataS food prodmctscn thai
hana BE- Ast nArkstsA un1eF Ella
esands dressed or gobblers andaI
aighI
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-11-14
DETAILED STATEMENT
OF THE
EXPENDITURES
OF THE
County Commissioners Of St.
Mag's County
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING,
June, 1918

Published in compliance with Section
10 Of Article % Of the Code OF Pub
lie General Laws which provides as
follows:
THAT the County Commissioners
shall make out and publish annually
In at least two newspapers published
in their respective counties. II there
be two, q DETAIL, MINUTE and AccU-
RATE STATEMENT of the expenses Of said
counties, specifying therein each par
ticular Item Of expense and for what
and to whom paid, and shall also de-
liver TO the Sherihs of their respective
counties as many copies OF said state
ment as there are election districts
Of said county at least ten days before
each general election, and the Sheriff
shall within six days after the re-
ceipt Of. such copies. set up one Of
them at the place of holding elections
in each district"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-11-14

De not hasty 10 cast or every asper-
sion that is cast on you. Let them
alone for while and then. like mud
on your clothes, they win rub on Of
themselves Murray.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-11-14

STATE OF MARYLAND, IS:
OFFICE or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
or ST. MARY's COUNTY.
Ths ssersgclng levy lIss for tbs gear
1913, from psges 30 W 20, both Inclu-
sive. Is hereby sestled aud allowed and
Levy imposed for the same By as, tho
County Commissioners Of s. Mery's
County Cor the said year, this twenty.
ninth day 81 June. 10 the year a our
Lord, ons thousand nine hundred and
sightesn.
p. II. THOMPSON, Priest
J. II. OLIVER,
A. q. SASNEt4,
County Commissioners for st. Aary's
Jos. L COUGH. Clara.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-11-14
county commisa1onere.
Orphans Court.

Samuel Hayden, chief Judge. sl0o 90
WIN g Mattingly, assoc judge. 100 90
Jno n Abel, asso judge 80 ~ 90
'Benj Combs. reg ofwills. 2ol %
s4S7 e5
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-11-14
Eighth election District.
Ninth election District.

Edw v Brown, Judge A regr.. Q "a IS
II r Smailwood, 49,. .do..... "a 16l
Robt Henderson, judge.. Q I6I
Edgar L Pearson, judge. 676l
Geo Il Thomas, clerk. .... Cts
Jas + Crowder, clerk. ..... 07bI
Jesse Henderson, doorkeopor. 376I
JAS B Brown, doorkeoper. -. 76l
Adams Bros, room rent. .... Is O0|
Bennett r Moore, delvg ballots COL
los OOI
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-11-14
sii1 20
sseond EIsetIon pIslrIet.
Third DistrIct--ist Precinct.
o.hna Thomp.on. luare 4

Joshua Thompson, judge a
register. ...,,....t..s.4.s. y = %
s johnson MAtiingly, do i. Is e0
Walter ID Clements, Judge. ! Do
Chas w Bowles, judge ... 90
Zach II Raley, clerk. 20
Eugene Abel, clerk. =, 20
Geo Nelson, doorkeeper 49,. 20
French Drury, doorkeeper 81
81 Aloysius Benef Society,
room rent .......s.. ~ 90
G. J Clements, erecting booths 500
ID Bowles, dslvg b1lIots.. 600
-. "a
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SIKH Election platrIcs.
sevsnth EIsctIen pl.trIet.

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n A Burch, Judge and regr. !. 26 60
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Philip ID Cation, clerk 1890. 1850
Fred McWilliams, doorkeeper so
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Total Real and Personal,
Stocks and Bonds sub
iect 10 State Tax, rate
% 3-4c on the ol00,
sS.Sso, $50 2O,ssi. 50
County Tax on 81, so, s3s,
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rate f5e on cleo. ...... 10.6s
-
Stocks and Bonds. ....
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BY County Charges. ... b0,I71. %
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-26
Effect of French Language.

A writer in Scribner's Magazine
speculates at some length on the eff
feet the French language will have on
our own when the soldiers come back.
He says: zone of the most prolific
sources Of new words in language is
an attempt to name new ideas. Amer
ican soldiers in France will absorb
many new ideas from their contact
with the French and British; there
will be many new shades of meanings
for ideas denoted by old words. To
express these the men will inevitably
adopt French words or use English
words with a new shade of meaning.
I have not yet collected, any examples
Of this; but it must take place, and
one who watches the literature that
follows the war will see many exam
pies, if they are not observed before"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-26

"a mans BREATH" says Popular Sci
ence Monthly, "is often a betrayer Of
secrets. He may have been out late,
sitting up with sick friend, but
when he reaches home his loving wife
at once opens up her battery Of re-
proaches.
"Now comes the news that two in
ventors In OsceOla, Ark, have joint
ly invented breath-guard Of a new
pattern. 1t is said to be efficient, but
not in the manner you were thinking
Of. 1t is intended to protect dentists,
BARRIERS and physicians from inhal-
ing the germ-laden breath Of their pa
tients or patrons. 1t consists of a
small curved shield Of glass placed
so as to cover the nostrlls and held in
position by spring clip gripping the
partition wall Of the nose on the In
side. Many diseases are directly COM
municated through the inhalation Of
tainted air, and a device Of this kind
should be boon TO professional peo-
pie who are compelled, by the nature
Of their duties, to be in close proxim-
ity to those whom they serve"