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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-19
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lem Przephukiwaniem


Katar iestto niedobry stan krWl,
kt6rv ME mote bye ~wyleczony zwy-
klemi aplikacyami. ami tee P4uka-
MEM. testto pCIwiertzonem prze7
tysiace os6b. kt6re ~naprolno ucieka-
ly sie do tych mstod leczenla.
Katar ME powinien bye zaniedSa-
nv. albo ~podawany ma PROXY. lie
leczenie gnaezy strata drogiego CA
su. podczas czego choroba coraz We
Gel Gle rozwija i stale Sc tenn rue-
niejszs do wyrugowania przez odpo-
wiednie lekaTstwc.
. Chociaz katar dopiero sic zagniez-
6zi W most. gardle / oddechoWyen
ru-kach jednAk tut zaczyna rozsze-
rae sic / doehodZi do piuc
<tsdy ka5dy pozs5!e zA-wazaJaey
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-13

lezienia ,,Garfield Park, handy
ia, ktory skierowai revolver W
strong kasyera Edwarda De Va
ney, rozkazujac mu podniesc rece
do CORY. Opryszek ME dostrzegl
jednak, re "a kasyerem siedzi Po
licyant Michael Cap1is. Wycia--
enq} on natychmiast swoj rewol-
wcr i pociagnai De Vaney'a z
tyiu "a surdut, dajqc mu w ten
sposob znak, ably rzucn sic ma
ziemie / w ten sposob uniknqf ME
bczpieczenstwa kuli. TAX tez sic j
stale, a Caplis daf W tel clwlli
ognia do bandyty. Ten odpowie-
dziai ne swego rewolweru, ale
po drugim strzale Caplisa zwaliE
sic ma ziemie Z ciezka rama w kar
XII. Przewieziono 60 do szpitala,
gdzie stan jego uznano "a grozny.
Podaf ON swe nazwisko jake Ed
wards, policya jednak twierdzi,
re bardydata nazywa sie,.George
Gilmore i ma juz krytninalny re-
kord "a SODA. ,u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-13
lstami, celem uciskania 60.

llstami, celem uciskania go.
,,Dokument ten powiada robot
nikowi, re ma nienawidzic wy
kwalifikowanego robotnika, zwla-
xxi zawodowe i Amerykanska
F~ederacye Piracy i niszczyc le,
poniewaz stanowia one ostoje ka-
pitalizmu zdradziiy jego sPrawe.
,,Dokument. ten m6wi robotni-
kowi, re ma nienawidzic i nisz-
czyc socyalistyczna partye anne
rykanskq, poniewaz partya ia
glosowaia "a wojennymi kredyta-
mi, azeby Stany Zjednoczone mo-
ely prowadzic z dobrym skutklem
wojne, a czyniqc to, zdradzila ro-
botnika i rewolucye. Mowi robot
nikowi, re ma nienawidzic i nj
szczyt socyalistyczna partye, po-
niewaz sprzeciwia sic ona Po}2-
czeniu sic Z [. w. w. (Przemyslo-
wynn Robotnikami Swiata) ; re
ma nienawidzic i ~niszczyc socya-
listyczna partye, poniewaz stoi O.
ma "a prawem giosu i uzywanlem
legalnych metod, celem obalenia
demokracyi, a wprowadzenia w
jej miejsce spolecznoSci socyall--
stycznej.
Il W koicu powiada ten doku-
ment robotnikowi, re ma przysta-
pic do masowej akcyi rewolucyj-
mel, celem zniszczenia rzadu, a IL
tworzenia w miejsce jego ola ME
wykwalifikowanego robotnlka
dyktatury proletaryatu."
Dalej przedstawil pan Heth w
SVEN Przenowieniu, jak oskarze-
nj PREY pomocy innych revolt
cyonistow usilowali zawiadnac Z
kohcem sicrpnia u, r. socyalisty-
GINA konwencye W Chicago W
hall Maszynist6w, a kiedy i'm sic
to ME udalo i zostali wyrzuceni,
jak zorganizowali sic W nova par
I've komunistow, kt6ra nastepnie
pracowala mad zaprowadzeniem
w tym kraju rzadow bolszewic-
kich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-13
OGLESBY MA


Cubernator Lowden p~owrotii
wczoraj re swych krotkich wa
kacyi i rozpoczai natychmiast "a
pow;adana juz poprzednio dzla-
ialnost swa W interesie ani-tomp
s~ohskiego kandydata republican,
skiego ma gubernatora, pana J.
G. Oglesby, obecnego w~iceguber
natora. Obyi tez w ciagu dnia
szereg k~onferencyi politycznych,
naradzajac sic z senatorem iede-
ralnym Medillem McCormick'cm
wicegubernatorem Oglesby, by
Wm sekretarzem Stanu Doyle IN
i senatorem Clarence F. Buck z
Yarmouth. Zadecydowano, re p.
Lowden wyda odezwe do obywa-
tell Illinois, w ktorej wyjaSui I'M,
dlaczego powinni poprzeG handy
dature pana Oglesby.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-13

razem organizacyi tel protektora
najiaskawszego i naszego wspol-
nego przewodnika W piracy ola
dobra Ojczyzny.
Podpisano:
Komitet, obrany na wyzeJ
rzeczonem zebraniu Osady
No. 10 Z.P.R.K. ma Kanto-
vie, w Chicago.
Stanisfaw Adamkiewicz,
Wawrzyniec Jakus.
Mikoiaj Gadomski,
Antoni Ochat,
Stanistaw Babiarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-13
W Sprawie zniesienia
Podatku Narodowego
wZjednoczeniu P .R.K.

FOdatku NdrCdOWegO
%Zjednoczeniu P.R.K.
" sprawie, wyrazonej w nadpi-
sic otrzymujemy nastepujaca
nizej Rezolucye Z prosba o o.
g}oszenie:
Osada Zjednoczenia P. R. K.
w parafii p. w. sw. Jana Kante-
go ma zebraniu, odbytcm dnia
9go b. m. wieczorem w sail pa
rafialnej - uchwalifa jednogio--
snie podac do wiadomosci publicz
mel - "a posrednictwem Prasy
Polskiej nastepujace Rezolucye:
Zwazywszy, re W chwili obe--
cnej Ojczyzna nasza znajduje sic
W wyjatkowo groznem niebezpie-
czenstwie re strony bolszewicko-
rosyjskiej ofensywy, re zagrazaja
jej mord, z~niszczenie, nedza i
wszelakie dopusty straszneJ tel
wojny, prowadzonej pc barba-
rzynsku - z nieludzkiem wprost
okrucienstwem;
Zwazywszy, il wobec tego -
Polska i Rodacy nasi, ma jej "a
grozonych ziemiach zamieszkah
- beda potrzebowali pomocy wy
datnej z naszej strony, ku czemu
wszelkie datki, skfadki i ofiary
beda potrzebne i pozadane;
Z~wazywszy, re i Ojczyzna
nasza wzywa mas do tego, by
skladek tych ME zaprzestawac,
lecz owszem spotegowac je jak
najbardziej - wiaSnie wobec "a
grozenia Ojczyzny naszej, by te-
mi ofiatami, tenn skfadkami ma
szemi dac Rodakom w Ojczyznie
dowod, re duchem jestesmy z nj
mi i z mimi trwae bedziemy,
Wyzej wymieniona Osada Zje-
dnoczenia P. R. K. W parafii sw::
Jana Kantego, skupiajaca zgora
trzydziesci Towarzystw, naleza-
cych do wymienionej organiza-
cyl,
Protestuje uroczyScie przcciw-
ko samowolnemu postapieniu "a
rzadu Gtownego Zjednoczenia P.
R.K., znoszacemu t. wv. Podatek
N~arodowy, wynoszacy pc Sc "a
ledwie Cd cz}onka - przeznaczo-
ny ma sprawy i potrzeby Ojczy-
zny, a przelewajacemu tez piecio
centowki do t. wv. funduszu o.
brotowego, bedaccgo ma wyczer-
paniu z powodu niewtasciwej 60
spodarh obccnego Zarzadu.
Wszyscy czionkowie wyzej RE
czonych Towarzystw i kantow--
skiej Osady - oswiadczaja, il
ME chca wystepowaG i dziala6
przeciwko swej organizacyi, ale
zarazem ME chca bye wywoia--
nymi re spofeczehstwa patryoty-
cznego, ktore z oburzeniem pote-
pia niewfasciwa, nietaktowna i
niepatryotyczna owa uchwaie "a
rzadu, podyktowana - ME dobra
mysla ola Ojczyzny. ale wyra--
.chowaniem sobkowskiem;
Uchwaia o Podatku Narodo-
wynn - jest uchwafa sejmowa i
tylko sejm mogiby ia odmienie,
lub zniese; zwiaszcza tez w ta--
kiej sprawie i W takiej chwili -
jak dzisiejsza - Zarzad niema
prawa wystepowac W podobny
sposob n~arazajac ma szwank do
bre imie ca}ego Zjednoczenia.
Pewyzsza Rezolucye uchwalono
r6wniez pos1ac ma rece Najprze-
wielebniejszego x. Biskupa Pa
VIA Rhodego, honorowego kape-
lana Zjednoczenia P. R. K, a Ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-13
Kronika MiejsCoWa.
Ookoiczenie ze strongly l..

cone postepowanie przeciwko Wy
szynkom, gdzie dzieja sic nadu-
zycia, celem polecenia zamknie-
cia ich."
John Considine, giowny agent
prohibicyjny ma Stany mad wy
brzezem Pacyfiku, zatrzymal sic
wczOraj w Chicago W przejezdzit
do Waszyngtonu skarzyl sic ma
s~ilniej ma Wloch6w, kt6rzy tra-
dniq sic nielegalnie wyrobeIn Wi
ma w domu, Z czem jest naiwie-
&c; kiopotu W jego dystrykcie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-13
BANDYCI RAMA
TRZECH LUDZI.

BANDYCI RAMA
TRZECH LUDZI.
Polozone W odlegloSci 10 mil
Cd Chicago miasteczko Plainfield
byio wczoraj krotko pred polu-
dniem swiadkiem jednego z maj
Smielszych napad6w bandyc--
kich, jaki wykonany zostal ma
tamtejszy bank stanowy. Bandy-
G. zabrali $4,000 W gotowce i
hondach Pozyczki Wolnosci, po-
czcm odjechali W kierunku Chica-
go i dotychczas sic ukrywaja.
Pred odjazdem zranili jeszcze
swvmi strzalami trzech ludzi.
Bandyci ~zajechali pred wspo-
mniany bank w wielkim, car
nym automobile, poczem czterech
T. Mich weszlo do wnetrza Z wy
ciagnietymi rewolwcrami, pi2ty
zaS pozostai w maszynie PREY kle
rownicy. w banku znajdowali
sig: prezes jego Avery Lambert,
kasyer Clyde Wolf i buchalter
Van Dyke. Bandyci pod groz2
kul rozkazali i'm podnicSc rece do
CORY i zejsG do piwnicy, gdzie ich
zamkneli, poczem przystapili ma
tychmiast do .rabowania banku.
Me zdolali dostac sic do skrzynek
bezpieczenstwa (safcty boxes),
ale Z funduszow bankowych "a
brazil $4,000 w got0wce i $4,000
W bondach wolnoSciowej pozycz-
XII.
Podczas tego wszed} do banku
dla zalatwienia jakiegos Interest,"
zamieszkaiy w Poblizu Plainfield
farmer nazwiskiem Orville John
son. Zagiuszono 60 udcrzeniem
w glove, tax, re pad} bezprzyto-
mny.
Uporawszy sic z funduszami
banku, bandyci pospiesznie "a
czeli wychodzic i trzeci Z rzedu
pomiedzy mimi przez pomylke "a
trzasnal "a SODA drzwi banku,
wobec czego czwarty zosta( zam-
kniety. Ten jednak, ME namysla-
JAG sic wiele. wyskoczyf przez
szybe, ktora roztrzaska}, co naro-
bio lyle haiasu. IL zaalarmowa-
10 obywateli z sasiedztwa. Floyd
Worst, syn deputy szeryfa, wy
b:egl z pobliskiej balwierni, a o.
ryentujac sic W sytuacyi,. da} do
bandytow ognia re swego rewol-
weru. Bandyci odpowiedzieli
strzaiami i przez chwile kule ich
gwizdaly pc ulicach miasteczka
jak podczas wojny. N~astepnle
wskoczyli szybko do czekajacego
samochodu i oddalili sic pospie-
sznie.
Ofiara kul bandytow padli:
John Hahn, zapozny byiy far
mer, raniony w obie nogi, Joseph
Vincent, ~miejscowy kupiec, ran.
ny w piersi i Harry Bay1is, gro
scrnik, ranny W bark.
D POSTRELONY
PREF POLIcYANTA.
DIS wczesnym rankiem stanal
przed budka kasyera ma stacyi
,ut,yoa ave koIei o6rnei odna-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-13
z BOLSZEWI-
CKIEGO MILIONERA.

u"NulS PdlId OSISSON'
2 PRoCESU BOLsZEWI-
CKIEGO MILIONERA.
w toczqcym sic obecnie proce-
sic bolszewickiego milionera Will
llama Bross Lloyda Z Winnetki
i IS towarzyszy, oskarzonych o
dqzenie do obalenia nielegalnymi
Srodkami rzadu i porzadku rzeczy
W tym kraju, odniosia wczoraj
prokuratorya plerwsze zwycie-
stwo, gdy pomimo protestu obro-
Ey sedzia Hebel zadecydowal, re
W postepowaniu dowodowem O.
skarzyciel ma prawo powoiywat
sic ma fakta, uczynki i slowa oskar
zonych, chociaz miaiy one miej-
see ~jeszcze pred wejSciem w zy-
Gle aktu o buntach, ma podstawie
ktorego obwinieni zostali pocia-
gnieci do odpowiedzialnoSci kar.
nej. Akt ten uznaje "a przestep-
stwo dazenie i popieranie czynem,
slowem, lub pismem usilowan W
celu obalenia gwaltem czy inny-
mi nieprawnymi Srodkami obc-
cnej formy rzadu. jakotez naleze-
ME do takich organizacyi. ktore
do tego dazq.
Z kolei imieniem Stanu Illinois
jake strony oskarzajacej zabral
gios asystent prokuratora stano-
wego Lloyd D. Heth, kt6ry W
dluzszem przemowieniu przedsta
viii przysiegiym zbrodnicze dzia-
lanie, jakiego stall sic winni O.
skarzeni. Z~aznaczyl, re nalezeli
chi poprzednio do partly socyali-
stycznej, lecz bedac niezadowo--
leni z legalnych metod, jakiemi
day ona do urzeczywiStnienia
swych celow, rozpoczeli nakia--
MAC zarzad, ably zmienii swa tax
tyke i zlaczyi sic z trzecia mic
dzynarod6wka w Rosyi, celem o.
talenia obecnego rzadu amery-
kanskiego, a wprowadzenia W je-
go miejsce ~dyktatury proletarya-
tn. Ale zarzad partyi socyalistycz-
mel opar& sic temu, wobec czego
oskarzeni wystapili z niej i zwo-
iali wiasna konwencye ma dzien
21go czerwca 1919 W Nowym
Yorku. William Bross Lloyd 20
stall obrany przewodniczacym tel
konwencyi i przyczynii sic do po-
krycia jej kosztow suna $3.50.
Ma konwencyi tel przyjeto / u
chwalono document znany pod
nazwa manifesto lewego skrzy--
ola, ktory 'rozpowszechniano ma
stepnie drukiem po caiym kraju.
o manifesto tym mowil p. Heth
- miedzy innemi, co n%astepuje:
,,Wykazemy, re document ten
wzywa Observation-Disclosures
robotnikow W caiym kraju, azeby
rozpoczeli rewolucye; re celem
jego jest budzenie n~amietnosci /
nienawiSci klasowej re glosi on
robotnikowi, IL ma nienawidzic
tutejszy Rad, gdyz k~apitalizm i
amerykahska demokracya to So /
dentyczne rzeczy i re dlatego, co
tylko ona ola niego czyni, ma ma
celu poskromienie go i ujecie w
swe kafby re giosi on robotniko-
wi. IL ma zniszczyt swego praco-
dawce, poniewaz ten jest mi
strzem W mordowaniu, ktory 60
uciska.
document ten uczy robotnika
nienawisci do kleru / jego pred
stawicieli i zaleca niszczenie ich,
gdya weszli oni W spisek z kapita-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-12-16
Meteorite Is To Be Kept at TOWNSVILLE

The citizens of the hamlet of How
esville, not far from Kingwood, W.
Va, and about 20 miles directly west
of Oakland, do not propose to give I'D
the meteor which aroused that vicinity
last week, if it is unearthed. An eff
fort will be made to locate it. The
noise from the explosion Of the aerial
visitor was heard for miles around. A
considerable amount of damage was
done in the way of broken and shat
tered windows in business houses and
homes. A car that was passing near
where the meteor struck had the wind
shield broken and the top more or less
damaged from the conclusion, it is be-
lieved. The meteor struck the earth
within ten feet of the track of the w.
Va. Northern Railroad, which con-
meets with the Baltimore and Ohio at
Tunnelton. 1t fell dangerously near
a grocery store. The taxicab from AL
bright had just passed the scene of the
disturbance and the occupants were all
more or less stunned. The flash of
the meteor was observed at Grafton.
The people of Kingwood, the county
seat, located five miles from Howes-
vile, declare the meteor will be set
up in the court house square there in
the event it is located and found to be
of any size
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-12-16
Mrs. Izetta Brown Goes to Dairying

Mrs. Izetta Brown Goes to Dairying.
Turning from practical politics to
dairy farming, Mrs. Izetta Brown, of
Kingwood, whose campaign efforts in
the recent presidential campaign at
tracted nationwide attention, has de-
cided to devote her attention to giving
residents of Kingwood the benefit of
a thoroughly modern and up-to-date
dairy farm. Mrs. Brown has spent
some time at the State University at
Morgantown studying dairy farm
methods employed there and has en-
gagged Walter Matheny, an expert at
the extension dairy, to take charge of
the new farm in Preston county. The
Brown dairy will supply milk to King
wood and ship to other towns in that
section.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-12-16
Knights of Pythias Notes of Interest

knghts OF Pythias Notes of Interest.
The rank of Esquire was conferred
on class of eight pages at the meet
ing of Garrett Lodge last Friday even
ing and on next Eriday evening the
rank of Page will be conferred on a
class of candidates.
There will be no meetings of the
lodge on the evenings of December
oath and 31st on account of Christ
mas and the Knights of Pythias fair.
The committee having in charge the
arrangements for the fair to be held
during the holidays, advises us that
everything is set for a good time
during the occasion, which will be De-
cember 28th, 29th, Both and 31st. Much
work is necessary to line up things
for this affair but the committee is
going at it and feel much encouraged
The annual election was held on last
Friday evening at which time the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year: C. c., w. S. Martin: v.
e., DR., Ravenscroft; Prelate, H. L.
Stemple; M. of w., H. L. White; NJ.
at A, D. W. Walter; K. of R. & S.,
Ernest Townshend; l. G., Albert Kahl;
y. e., Wade H. Mason; NJ. of F., W.
0. Davis; M. of E., A. T. Matthews;
representatives to Grand Lodge, Wade
H. Hinebaugh and H. P. Stuck.
1t is important that we have a good
representation of the membership out
on Friday evening, December 18th, as
this will be the last meeting to be held
this year and much business of impor-
lance to the lodge will be transacted.
PUBLICITY COMMITTEE
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-12-16

Clayton Englehart, of Accident, who
is now attending college at Gettys-
burg, Pa, is starting out his college
course by taking active part in the
various affairs. This is his first year
in this college and his class has hon.
ored him by electing him for their
president for the ensuing year. 1t is
very difficult for new man to win the
friendship of the old and new students
so soon, but young Englehart has
shown wonderful personality and is a
good mixer among the boys and in
turn was given the honor of being
class president. He is starting his
course with high scholastic standing
and has won the friendship of many
members of the faculty and of the
student body.
LOST-Yellow hound dog about two
years old; has white spot on breast.
Last seen had brass collar with Ii
cense tag and name plate, the plate
bearing the name "Pete" and Bowie
johnson, Jr." A liberal reward will be
given for his return to DIR. W. W.
Grant, Oakland, Md-Advertisement
Recently there was organized in
connection with st. Paul's NJ. E. Sun
day school mems bible class, which
IS differed by members of the class
who are doing good work along the
line of such organizations. The class
has as its teacher the Rev. Bernard
Gibbs, pastor of the church. On last
Sunday afternoon there were present
to hear the lesson discussed twenty
six highly interested men in bible
study. Each succeeding Sunday sees
one or more new members added. In
addition to the Sunday work of the
organization there is a committee on
social work This committee has in
charge the social meeting which will
likely be held once a week at the
homes of the members. Tonight the
class will be entertained by Mr.. J..
NJ. Jarboe at his residence on Alder
street for which occasion musical
and literary program has been ar
ranged.
Is this joke, or just funny stuff
The Cumberland Evening Times of
Tuesday contained the following: can
engineer of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, this city, tells a good story
of the unprecedented weather condi-
tons prevailing now up on the noun
tains, at Oakland, Deer Park and Mt
Lake Park. He states that cattle are
grazing upon green grass there and
that even dandelions are again bloom
ing, and katydids and tree frogs are
sounding off their calls. Never be-
fore in the entire history of his 20
years railroading, the engineer de-
clares, has winter been so much like
summer there, as just now. He de-
tailed that only in remote shaded cor
ners Of the mountains are icicles hang
ing and that sprouts are appearing
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-12-16
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
NOTES OF INTEREST

Rev. Frank McCamic, of Corinth,
was visitor to Oakland on Monday.
Mr.. E. E. Goss, of the Park, called
at The Republican Office on business
Monday.
FOR SALE-Double heater stove;
organ and typewriter. BROWNS
STORE-Advertisem 41-2t.
Look out for Article X. in your list
of Christmas presents. 1t is not
likely to suit the person for whom it's
intended.
Down in Texas the dry officials have
been Selling preserved mince meat,
probably fearing that some Texan
might get pie-eyed.
Large line of Bibles and Testaments
suitable for Christmas presents, at
Hamill's .-Advertisement 41-3t.
Miss Ruth McRobie, of Washington,
D. c., where she holds a government
position, is at her home here for a
vacation of several days.
DIR. George C. Melody has returned
to Oakland from business trip to the
Valley of Virginia, where he spent
several days last and this week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Scott and Mr..
and Mrs. Eldred Roberts, of Western
port, were weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Benz. H. Sincell in Oakland.
The famous Gibson line of Cards
and Booklets for Christmas in great
variety at Hamill' advertisement
Mrs. August Killius left Oakland on
Sunday morning for points in Ken
lucky and Tennessee, where she will
spend few months with relatives
and friends.
Mr. William E. Fitzwater, of near
Deer Prak, who recently disposed of
his personal property, expecting also
to sell his farm was in Oakland on
business Monday.
WANTED-To hire team for winter
to use to haul milk. OAKLAND
CREAMERY CO.-Advertisement 422
Mr.. William R. Browning and his
sister, Miss Zaidee Browning, Of Oak
land, were in Cumberland on last
Thursday where they attended the
funeral of a relative
Miss Elizabeth Wilson, a Junior
at Goucher College, Baltimore, will ar
rive in Oakland Friday night to spend
the holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Wilson.
WANTED TO BORROW-$250O on
first mortgage; fully secured Ad-
dress 1884, Republican ofice.-Adver-
tisement 41-2t*
Capt. Kenneth Hanst, of the First
Division, United States Army, spent
Saturday afternoon and evening in
Oakland with his father, Mr.. Henry
Hanst, and other members of the fam
lily, leaving here Saturday night for
Camp Dix, New Jersey where he will
be stationed for the present at least.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-12-16
CHRISTMAS GREEN HUNTERS
State Law Protects Land Owners from
Trespassers for This PURPOSE.

state Law protects Land owners from
Trespassers for This Purpose.
At this season of the year there is
more or less damage to private prop
erty by Christmas green hunters, par
ticularly in the vicinity of cities and
towns.
To protect owners from such tres
passers law was enacted by the Leg
islature of 1918 Chapter 1872 which
makes it a misdemeanor for anyone.
without the written consent or per-
sonal direction of the owner to cut or
inJure any trees or shrubbery on the
lands or premises of another, subject
to a fine of from SIS to $25, or impris
onment from thirty to ninety days, or
both, upon conviction before a JUS
tice of the Peace or other court of
proper jurisdiction.
Rigid enforcement of this law is
needed for the protection of trees and
shrubbery, not only along the road
sides, but the protection of grounds
and woodlands of private owners.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-12-16

in the former places, as in summer"
Where did he get the 'hootch?"
FOR SALE-Fine square dining ia
BILE with extension leaves; $40; good
as new. H. A. RASCHE, Oakland
SO If.