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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-21
6rtt YrtHe fit stras: spnnabeub ben u. 9e5ember 1918.
@d1meotld1e meibncrt't>i1.


grobeu transparcnten Eapierltern
Don Saus Su @aus, fronme 2icoer
iingerlo mo oic @oben iomntelnb.
peld)e ole &au5mutter idlon fir:
lorglih 5u bieiem 3med bciieite &C.
lest bat; nno 10 freut iid) ales, mas
ga lebt u1lD otlnet, oes llc6erfluIles
Ser feltliden 3eit.
am iriiben Mtorgen Gilt Damn al
les 5ltr Stride, Ods heibt, friib NOR.
gems lit es ser StlFroe mad. metll
bon oen ipinnciHBiocn v@iodlta-
pei" ser Guf binnlIatont iiber 8erg
unb Sal, ser Die 0cmeiilocn %5uiant=
menfiibrt, ober e!qcntlib herrifr
tod INNER tiefOunfle 9tod)1, uno
bas Sternelllidlt nie ser Sd)ace-
f6immer geben nur Elm MATES
5linlmerll. ga fomuren Damn mie
feurige Sd)langen Don nab unD feru
Die 3iige Ser %fleinen Shiitten her-
on. 81 5lpeien Iiteir lie onranf.
lleber Die 5rollen borne meg fii,-
rem bic Mdlncr Die 3iieel nno
I6mingen Die 5adeln, melfe idlisb.
lid nod anfunft on Der Stride ouf
einen groben @aufen 8%uiammenges
Dorfen mer6en uno ga nerlobertt
nno pergliibet audi bier nod an
Ger SdmeQe Oes @ottes6ouies III
lDmboliib beioniiher 9eoeutltng.
9rirnen aber erflinat beim Sheine
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-21

Der SalgIIdte, ole, I'M I'M @eIang-
bud lelen 81 fonneli, %ieoermomt Dor
lif auf 0as getpnlt lteat. in from
mer 4noadt oas 8eibnadtslieo.
Na6 Der Sriibmettc 9e1t es Damn
mieoer beim; CUR Mittoes5eit lit es
ia bod enblid bca gemoroen, nno
Die fnrse 5rilt miro an anerlei Be-
lnlfisnngen i'm 6reien beniist. Gor
allem lit es Ser SdueeIdublauf, au
henu iih alein llno @roB ergSst
unb BET Dem lid aud germ sic
5reunoe nnb 3erranOten aus ser
Staot beteiligen, Die fih als mill
foruinene 81lte 5lliu lanOlidlen 1eits
nlobd in Den 8%eritrenten Gnlb5fen
einfinoen. @ar raid iino Die fur
6en Stitnoen bernna, uno Die 0aft
briht, 6ie 2eute beimifeudenb.
wieoer berein. 9as sidt lit sebo.
rem, aber es braudt nod lonee 5itri
@afien,, ebe es 9roB miro utto
mahfia.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-21
sllter Ses @cihnadltsbanmcs.

Nn6 neueren 5orlfNlngen ltamnat
Die alteite @eibnahtstanne aus Dem
Sabre 1904; 81 StraBburg I'M 81
lab muroe lie frmitteIt. Gem nit
2id)tern aeidmiidten @cibna6ts-
baum in Der beiitigen gebeutung
begeenen mir aui oeiti1em 9obea
5uerit 1877 in elmer Sdrift iiber
n9eilige @briitgeidenfe". 0erfaiies
mar Der lddiiihe HedtsgeIebrta
@pttirieo Styling.
0ort beiBt es: aNenn Die lle6er-
reidung ser @eldenfe oenn bod
inter gepiiien 8eierlihfeiten &c
iheben ioa, 10 gefalt mir nod an
beiten Die 9rt unb @eile, mic cine
5rnu, melde aif einem 9ofe
mobnte. Die 8ei6erung pcronitaltete.
am SeiIigubeno iteQte lie in Der
Stllbe 10 Diel 96umhen ouf mie
lie Eerionen beideufen moQte. alt9
oeren 9obe, SdImud u1o Hcibens
folge in Der 4uiitellung fonnte cine
1eoe olsbdlo erfenleil, melfer Baum
fir lie beltimmt mar. SobQl0 0ic
@eifenfe nertcilt mo oarunter aus.
aele9t mo Die SidJter auf Den Dan.
men arige5itnoet noren, traten Die
5brigCn Ger aeibe noh in Gas 3in-
lter mo ergriffen elm ieocs bon
Dem iiir lie beitimmten Baum uno
Den oarnnter beidlerten Sahen Be
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-21

Sic miiben 3dube in SdboB perldrdnft,
Sds palipt NIT Ben peibeu Sd)eiteln
gelenft,
60 iiet lie uno idaut III Sen 2lberS
binaus.
Die SlDdd,en ~rieleln uno ta18et, inns
8aus,
@s lino 10 biele. -. 1lib INNER nlehr
aonumen aeflogenl SIN nerben ole
au9en
Son All Dem Sdauen unb Staunen
lhfper.
Srdume 5iebn nm Die Nte her,
Sraume nit frobeiH, juneem @eiiht.
Die milperI unb ~fliiitern - lie merit
es nidt.
Sic idlaft nnD iparoert i'm Gdlafe tpeit
Su cine lange pergeiene 3eit...
aSeriis, Srauden2" Gle ladlt i'm al.
@liidielie, fpie Suseno laden ianr.
Stir nnd1 Die 2idter - oann harfit OH
ibn bplenl~
Or biIft ibr eifrig, Der 9roBe Mann,
Hn6 ais bas Stiibfen boil &ersenidein,
Sdlcidlt er CUR &dmnner auf fiirlihP zen
Gpblen
80 +ANSt ISti lptutiDlt9 0upuJtit peI<
Elm.
0as bat 5uerlt, seblenbet, eridredt.
Sen Gopf on beS Gaters SsbuIter ner>
ltedt,
Nnn aber e%reift's iarhaenb biilnuf mad
ben Slammen,
llnb iiber bes aiubes id,immernoem
Saupt
Sdlagen Die glide ser @lterii 3uiarnz
men.
8on fiinftigen Sagen reben Tie ifia, /
8pn all BEN SiiBeu, oas tonmen ipil.
es trdlmt iid gut unterm Gannerls
baum,
Meim Die Bergen ~fniiterii uno ans ben
3ipeigen
Sle Seelen %geltorberer Sabre ifeiaen,
Benn lan9e nerbaIlte Stimmen erflinz
gen,
SoH Sreroe uno Srieben Die @Iocfen
iingen
llnn nit benz SUIT. Der burbs 3immer
irrt,
Die Sii9eno fpieoe- febenhia luirb,
Die IhDne Suaeno. :.
Marie Nsinbarb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-21

@beoem funate man Aef friid]ic=
bebonaellen &briitballm nit leinenl
f%robliden 2id}terldnIude M in Den
morolid)en UeaellOen, nno bod lit
oieie lpnlboliide 6cier Der beiligeu
Set EN- lrrolter aerntoniiber
8rolid). Sn ben boben Sreitcrl 100
Dem fliraen Snnl1ner nit ieinen
1fier ennlolen Sasen Elm LANCER,
ftrenger aHo tiniterer @inter folet,
lit Die Commemorate uatiirlihsr=
1neiie nod pieI bcaeutinmer OILS in
Den SonOern, mo oie llnterihieoe
ipenlger en1pfinbiid' weroen. Do
Der erflart iid aub oie a%agemeiae
9eilnabme an Dem MiitIommerfeIte
III SfonoinaDien, auf Oas man lib
lf)on Moden long freut uno porbe<
reitet, ma6reno es III Geutld)lano
II bier ilno BORT nod ourA Die los
genannten Sobonnisfeuer marfieit
miro, mo es lit nid)t minoer iu.
belno fpie Die @interlonnenlpe1Oe =
menn aud) ullter alloerem Gaueu
nno nit pertieftem Silbalt be-
sriibt uno gefeiert. Sa, in nod er-
b0btem MaBe, oeltn nit Gbriltl5,
Dem grl0ier miro aud bas erlD-
ieuoe 2id)t %geboren. Die Madt Ser
Sinitefnis lit aebrod)en, fiir Die
Seele pie fir oas gnge fommt ser
lellhtenoe Sag lInD bas 2eben.
90 iino es bern alld nidt BLOB
Ole Sleinen, nelde BORT iingen0 mo
begliidt Ben Gbriitbaum umbipfen,
aah .oie @roBen, Sung INTO Ilt,
aebnlen tell an Der 2iilt. sic lieen
nidt nit ibren .eruiinihteu uno ult~
eripiinidten @eiGenfen, liberia
;d~ungsiatt. baIb ientimental, batb
selanemeiIt in irgetto einem @abn,
,uinfel, bis enblih 5u Gid gerlifen
iuirb, ionoern iiraen limo tanaeii
fr0bIih nit. LIN ben Baum Der
iim gebt Der &Agen unb ourd ale
3inmer bes @auies, 10 lanse nod,
Mtem int ser aeble lit, lnto lelblt
Grobbater un0 @roBmutter babea
nod lire 6retioe baron uno geoen-
Zen Der 3eit, mo Tie iih mitidnall=
gen I'M Greiie. @s lit bos tpobl nod
Elm lteberbIeibiel oes beioniihen
Suits, unb Der finnet iid] aud i'll
Der Site, lelbt ole 9iere nit Der
elm sn 5ieben IN Der Meni6en @r-
eosIidfeit. Den &iiben nto 8fer-
ben i'm Stale fiiIt mam bic Ral-
fen, Dem @eflieeI miro Suffer ee<
itreut, ioear Den SperImgen lest
man auf boben Stangeli cine poae
@eritengarbe i'm ben @of. alles ioa
miteIien unb Intt merben, ulo in
einen @infeI ors @auies, Inn Sen
Die Gaten id)on ipittcrnb beranidIei-
den, felt man poa beionoerer auf-
merfiamfeit cine init @riite gefiinte
SdiiieI fir ben yNifIe1. Nus M
ierer autgeffdrteu 3eit inab Die
9ein3eIindnndsn fortgeSogen ms
Wdrhenlano, Der idiueoiide Bauer
aber glaubt nod al ben ihiisenoen
9aitsgeiit uiio ipeiB mas er an ibnl
bat. DesbaIb best unD ebrt er BEN
felben audi uno gonnt linn an bic
fem 4beno ieine eiaene SbuIiel.
SIT file Damn orn onoern Norgcn
leer, 10 bat iie ieibitberIi1nbdid Der
Niiie aussel0ffeIt. 8ebe nber Dem.
Der ieiner persiBtl $50 BOG bot,
fonrnnt, oa 5iebt BET trelle s5iier
bon Saus uno Sol fort unb febri
nin1mermebr tpieber.
Wiemanb bnrf Rot Ieioen in ser
beiligen Naft, un6 mie fir Sic
Eiere i'm Staa unb Die g0seI in
Der 2uft, lit alid) geiorst fir oie be-
oiirftigen un0 unsliidlihen Hebeil-
meniden. Die arliler ainber fun
iid 3uiommett uno sieben init ibrem
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$40. 16-Snn 9ol,iton II. @uco abs. 7.05
gfD- Al Son acrrnille. MIR an
Sonliiaqen 1890. dbeitDs $40
80. 43-@on AerrpIue tdel. abDs. 9.l5
Wo. 155-Sou aerroille uno Camp
Gtnnleb. tdal. anseenurimen
Sonntaa 9emiiht. .abenos G:30
Ibfahrt-
80. 11-9ad Corpus @briiti.
0Dulton unb @aeo Dorm. 9.25
&o.13-Nah 5ouiton u.aiiite abs. 1000
No. 15-9iah aenehn .nadlm. 1:25
DO. 42-Nad aerrpille. Hur an
an 5onHtngeH $50. mr3s. 1:45
51e. 44-9lah &errbtlle. tdal. ndlm. 4 SO
yio. 15G-Rad aerrbilte unh Camp
Stanlep. gemiihter 3ua. t1Qs
lid. misaen. Sonntag mras. 1870
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M. X. & T.
(N. g. & z. gahnhpfl

Anfunft-
I. SO. 25-@ou 3orb Eeras mros. 1920
2. SO. 25-~9atp SiherTT mnrgens 1870
@o. 8-Son @aco uno Anitin
.......... uadmittnas 4:45
SO. 29-.aabt 2imiteo" abeuos 7;55
No. 1-~Seras Speeial" nbenos $50
Gbfahrt-
go. 4-giod 4uitin uub %aco
49,. ........ =. nad1m. 1925
SO. 30-~aatp 9imiteo" BORN. 1000
No. 2-1Seras Special BORN. 500
/. SO. 26-aaatb Slner nodl 9afus
nnb Bort Mortb. =. otcnos 900.
9. go. 26-Nah ct. 2pilis unb
aanins @ith $3.50. .a6enbs 500.
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S. A. & A. P.

Nnfunft--
DO. 12-8ou 9iitenorten undInl. 2:05I
No. 14-Ton 0onlt0n un0 Ris
itenorten ...... fnorgfns 5:55i
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: FAHRPLAN.
|. G. N.
MrIunit-

anfunit-
gto. 12-9ou SareDo ..morsens 600
SO. 6--8on 2areDp .uadlm. $50
DO. 5-&on St.2ouis morgens 1000
$40. -uSunibine Speeial" pou
ct. 2ouis ....... .abenos g:i5
go. 8-9som gioroen ..aberDs 500
SEQ Bon Sort @Drtb. &aco.
0olilton uno Sauta Sc
8rten -. .mor9ens S:4J
9lbinhrt-
Yo. 4-&ad @saIeltine PORN 1880
10. ~Sunibine Special" mad
ct. 2ouis .mnraens 500
SO. S-9ofaI8ua mad SapIor II.
Ballen sSnnction .aben0s 6:09
Np. 6-gtah ct. 2ouis. @aeo.
Sort Wortb unb &anias
9th .......... dbeubs S:i5
No. 7-Ga6 2arebo BORN. 1890
gfo. 1f-Nah Qarebo (aemiidter
3tH) .......... nahts II 90
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
Iicturia Tipisi p.s.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
(SauSfliute) taaIid,.

IntunIt-
Nn. 101-Suniet Simliteb npu Hep
Orleans ..... n1orgens 4.40
so. fO2-Suniet 2Intiteb bon Gun
Srdilcisco. mnrgens 3.53
@o. Salt Wnil bon Eelp Orr
leafI5 mor9c1s 200
20. S-@on Sci 8io. BORN. 1915
ao. 9-Suniet grpreB pon 9em
Orleans ....... abenbs 6:35
go. 10-Suniet @rpreB bon Gan
Srnncisco. @aale YaS uno
Merien ........ dbenos $50
Ne. 228-Gon gaale 9Sak. mora's 1870
(Shlafpogen
4bfobrt-
SO. t01-Suniet2imifeo nab gan
Srmneisco nadlm. 1920
SO. 102-SmIetQimtiteo nad1 Nem
Orleans mDraens 11:20
Np. Salt Msail nod Sci Rio.
@aale PaR mo Ierico
............ uprnittaos II 90
No. S--Sait Mail undl Nefu Or
lears .... -. morgens 1880
so 9-SunIet grpres nab San
Srnteisco 1890. dbenos 7:50
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SANTA FE q. & G. N. Depot

SO. 2-Naf benz Goroen BORN. sou
90. 6-gia6 Dem Noroen nhs. S:i5
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Mo. 1o-Suuiet grprc6 nad gelr
Orleans 1900. naclts ll:3ss
yfp. 227-Nah gaale HnR nndlts ii :U,s
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-26
Why Suffer So?

Why suffer from a bad back from
sharp, shooting twinges, headaches,
dizziness and distressing urinary ills /?
Cambridge people recommend Doan' s
Kidney Pills. Could you ask for
stronger proof of merit?
Mrs. c. H. Christopher. West
End Ave, Cambridge, says: About
three years ago l was in a bad way
with my kidneys l had backaches.
and whenever L bent over, sharp
pains like the thrust of a knife shot
through my back. l had dizzy spells
and black spots appeared before my
eyes. l surely was feeling miserable
until | learned of Doan's Kidney
Pills. After using one box, / was
greatly relieved. l generally buy
this excellent medicine at Bradshaw's
Pharmacy and l certainly have q
high opinion of it,
Price Soc at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Christopher had. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Mfgrs.. Buffalo, n. "
Adv.
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NOTICE TO OPERATORS.

Within the last two or three days
| have been told by several parties
that they understood that l was go
ing to close down my factory as soon
as l got the stock made up that was
in the factory at the ime of the death
of my wife Now, that report is I'M
true, because l have made arrange
ments with S. Posenbloom, of Balti-
more city, by which 1 am to continue
the business indefinitely, the same as
if my wife had lived. Furthermore,
l am now in position to advance
the prices on all of the different OPP
erations of the work. I am now pay
ing five cents for sleeving and the
same for telling per dozen; eight
cents per dozen for collar setting, and
other operations advanced in proper
ton. l hope the above announce
ment will induce many new operators
to apply, as l am needing them on
all parts of the work.
THOS. J. McGRATH,
Meadow Ave, Cambridge, Md.
ADV. asst.
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LIEUT.. TURNER LOST
! MANY OF HIS COMPANY
Cried After The Battle FoI The Men
Who Had Given Their Lives For
Liberty-He Escaped With Hole i'll
His Helmet.

The following letter, received by
Mr.. T. J. Galloway, from Lieut.. FHl-
ton G. Turner. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Turner, OF this city, gives one
some idea OF the way the war i'm
pressed a man who saw real service:
Somewhere in France,
November 5. 1918.
My dear Mr. Galloway:
l am in receipt OF your letter I'M
der date of the 18th ultimo. Sure
was glad to hear from you, and the
picture you inclosed certainly was a
wonderful thought on your part, for
l had often wondered as 10 just how
they We're coming along with that
building Sure is a big Improvement
to that town, don't you think? l
don't suppose l viii know that town
when l get back, but YOU can bet
that.it is not going to take me long
to get acquainted again, for | have
many good friend back with you all.
Well, Jeff, l suppose war talk is the
language spoken with the folks back
home, and especially SC now that We
have got the Boche on the go. Well,
for my part, L would like to start
righJ'in here and tell you some of my
experiences since l came over here.
but the greatest of all occurred 20 me
and my company last month"; We
were ordered up in the lines on the
ninth, and were not relieved until
the 24th.. During that time we went
over the top twice, but that kind OF
work can't be explained in writing,
besides, the sights are horrible;
never want to experience such again;
l feel that l have done my bit in this
war, for 1 handled my men the best
l knew how Of course, 1 lost men
on both occasions, but you can expect
such. The only reason l am back
here tonight in a rest camp, with
what is left of my company, is, that
God was with me. Jeff, men fell on
both sides of mo. and a personal
friend, that was with me on the
night of the 23rd. when we went ov-
er to Fritz, had his leg blown off and
since has died. All came back with
was hole in my helmet from a high
explosive shell, but it did not draw
the blood, so, as say, God was with
me. l don't class it as luck. | saw
some horrible sights that night, that
l trust I will never have to witness
again, and l have a strong feeling
that l will not, for think the war is
drawing to an end; things look more
favorable every day, especially so
since we have disposed of Austria;
the next is Fritz. himself.
From the news we gather over
here. regarding the condition of
things back home, you people are
sure backing us up. And L can tell
you that it certainly is appreciated
by the boys. We know what you
people are depriving yourselves of
for Jus, out, JEFF, l will tell you, you
can't make ii. too strong. The Ameri-
can boys are dying over here for the
liberty of those back home. and there
is going to be raany a sad mother
back there when the news of this re-
cent operation which we have lust
come out of reaches them. but they
must live on. for thousands of others
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Thi. IS TO give r.ttr. that the sub
~,.tosrs. Satlle J. Buck and Blanche
.t.--.a,-. -.tl a..a ,u,I from the Or
EL4a.. Court O.. Dorchester county, in
y. -a4- .-'... documentary on the
! .-".a .aLg-. yl Willie T.. Dickinson.
l&.H C.. tg.- rteu county. deceased.
All persons having claims against
sa!l deceased are hereby warned to eX-
hIbit the same. with the vouchers
ta.rea. legally authenticated, to the
subscriber, on OF before the list day of
juh". next: they may otherwise by
law. be excluded from all henetit OF
sand estate. .\l persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make i'm
mrjiaJ, payment.
Given under my hand this Goth day
of NpNrwbcr 1913.
~AILIE l. BUCK.
BLANCHE, Y. HIGGINS.
Executors OF Willie Il. Dickinson, de-
ceased RUSSELL. F. SMITH
True cCOpy. Test: Register of Wills
kmss.u = Smith l1-2G
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Golden Wedding

Col and Mrs. Clement Sulivane
celebrated today their golden we'd
ding.
1t was fifty years ago, in Christ
Church, Cambridge, that the then
youthful pair plighted their troth to
each other. The groom had but
shortly returned from four years
service in the Confederate Army, and
was wearing the laurels of a brave
and distinguished officer The bride
was III the bloom and blush of youth
full beauty, and the event was signal
lied with all the JOY that their nu-
merous friends and prosperous cir
cumstances could bestow.
Mr.. and Mrs Sulivane have spent
all their married yeras in Cam
bridge. living at their beautiful home
The Point"
| They have three children, dau
ghter, Miss Ruth Sulivane, and two
sons, Messrs. Earl Van Dorm Suli-
vane and Vans Murray Sulivane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sulivane spent the
! day at their home, where they re-
ceived visits from many friends.
They were assisted in greeting their
| friends by the nieces of Col. Suli-
vane, Mrs. John a. Goldsborough, of
| Cambridge. and Mrs. John ]. Hemp
hill, of Washington, D. c.
They received a. number of va1u-
able and appropriate presents.
The groom, finding inspiration in
| the occasion, presented his wife with
the following verses, commemorative
of the anniversary:
TO MY WIFE
On The Fiftieth Anniversary of Our
Marriage:
| The path OF life together,
Hand in hand and heart to heart,
! Still love-linked to each other.
| Deaths river just beyond yon trees
| Well cross, bless God, tomorrow,
Still linked by love, fast rivetted
With common joy and sorrow
Fair fioweret of the Golden Age,
Called by man Victorian! Scion of
The romance and the Christian faith
Which make that Age immortal! List
To yon Vesper Bell. 1t speaks of sun
Glow and Vesper Star that filled the
west
And lit the summer night, when love
First touched the slumber of the soul
And woke its chords to measures of
delight.
1t chimes the hour wnen in the at
termath of war
That yelled the land and trembled OH
the sea,
We raised the silken banner of our
hope
And sailed together in Lies Argasy.
C. S.
Nov. &c, 1S6S-Nov. &c, 1918.
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NO AMUSEMENT TAX RISE
Senate Committee Holds Levy on AZ
missions to Ten Per Cent.

Washington, Nov. 2G.-!.evision of
,aecfal miscellaneous tax rates in III
W. revenue bill was completed by the
>t!ate finance committee.
Decision on the proposal Repuhii
cans are vigorously opposing, of pre-
Scribing rates for 1920. again VIZ
postponed.
In amending special taxes the com
mittee reduced the house provision in
rreasing amusement admissions taxes
to two cents on each ten cents paid
to the one-cent rate of existing law.
The committee also reduced from ten
Ia five per cent the rate on receipts
of lessons and licensees of moving
picture films.
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TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

As attorney for the heirs of the
late John E. Eskridge, l hereby offer
at private sale the dwelling house
property where John A. Fountain,
Esq. now resides, situated on the
northwest side of Academy street, in
the town of Cambridge, between the
residences Of Messrs. Elbridge Phil
lips and Walter Marshall.
Splendid Terms.
CALVIN HARRINGTON,
ADV. 11-19-tf. Attorney.
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NOTICE
State And County Tax Payers

Four (4) months interest on
County Taxes must be paid on Janu-
airy l, 1919. if such taxes are not
paid by that date.
The law requires the publication
Of all delinquents during the month
OF January.-Thos. E. Kerr, Treas.
and Collector.-Adv.
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Wednesday, Nov. II. 1918

commencing at 10 a. m. all the follow
ing stock, implements, etc:
Four young brood mares, all of
which are in foaI by simmons Belgian
stallion.
One pair of extra fine mules
Two last spring Belgian colts.
One odd mule, about 10 years old.
One horse. known as Dillon Kinney.
Eleven Guernsey cows and heifers,
all viii come fresh soon.
One Guernsey bun. l year old.
-Four brood soWs, l boar, Shoats and
pigs
one wire wheel runa bout
One Mccormick binder. Farmers
Favorite drill. l manure spreader, l
oliver sulky .plow, No. 10 oliver
plows. good farm wagons, l spring
drag, 1 spike harrow. l tandem disc
harrow. ! Oliver roller, l Mccormick
mower and hay rake, wood racks. to-
mato rack. corn planter, | water
jack, l buggy, l sleigh, l skiff.
Forks, shoyels, swingle trees, hoes,
and other articles. too numerous to
mention.
The above articles will positively be
sold to the highest bidder, and no by
bidding permitted
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-26
NOTICE
State And County Tax Payers

Four (4) months interest on
county Taxes must be paid on Janu-
airy l, 1919, if such taxes are not paid
by that date
The law requires the publication
of all delinquents during the month
of January.-Thos. E. Kerr, Treas.
and Collector.-Ady.
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NEW YORK THE BEST MARKET
IN THE WORLD.

Ship your poultry and produce to
Peter McClees, 800 Washington ST.,
N. Y. Prospective prices for poultry
fifty cents per II. or better. For fur
Their information call Joseph NJ. Col
Inns. phone 341.--Adv. 11-22-tf. B-R
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Advance In Milk Prices.

Owing to increased cost of milk.
commencing Monday, Nov. 18th, will
sell as follows. Quart, 15c., or
tickets for 81. Pints same as at
present, &c., or IS tickets for 81.
Phone 171.-Cambridg Creamery.
Jas. Horselnan Manager.-Adv1 5-2w
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Saturday, Nov. 80, 1918

commencing at o'clock p. m. for
the purpose of satisfying the aforesaid
lien. and charges of notice. advertise
ment and sale, the following articles,
to-wit:
Wardrobes. bureaus, beds and bed
SteadS, mirrors, chairs, parlor set of
furniture. dining table, SideboaTd and
many articles, too numerous to men,
ton. JOHN A. LEWIS,
11-20-9t. WarehOuseman.
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NOTICE
State And County Tax Payers

Interest on County Taxes will be
due for months on January l, 1919.
Therefore. to save this charge for in
terest, all taxes must be paid on or
before January 1st, next.-Thos. E.
Kerr, Treas. and Collector.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-26
NOTICE
state And County Tax Payers

Interest on County Taxes will be
due for months on January 1, 1919.
Therefore, to save this charge for in
terest, all taxes must be paid on or
before January LIST, next-Thos. E.
Kerr, Treas. and Collector-Adv.
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Public Sale
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

Having decided to discontinue farm
ing and rent my farm, L will sell at
Gated in Pig Neck, between the farms
of Thomas L. Barnett and Il. Spencer
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Public Sale
Household Effects and
Furniture

BY virtue of a lien, as warehouse
goods and chatteIs and in nursIance
of the requirements of Article la, of
the Code of Public General Laws of the
State of Maryland, the undersigned, be-
ing the owner or lessee of the ware
house wherein the said goods and chat
tells have been stored, and are now
stored the said goods having been held
viii sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder or bidders, for cash, at
my warehouse on Race street, in the
town of Cambridge, Maryland. in the
reear Of the Ola Stnam IanndrN. ON