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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-06-03

lerlet Nrtelt per
ipenocn; and eingemad)t iino Tie Dor.
6iiglid). SIN oen nafitebenoeu Re.
Septer lit cine 4nleitung, Die ult-
ieren 2eicrinnen gepiB pilfommen
iein miro.
@robeeren 6 re III e.-Ginen
boben @Bloffel 0elntine ldBt ma in
1hSaiie falteS 8oiier 10 Minuten
tpetdcn uno iteQt Damn oa5 8efdB
cuts 6euer, II Elm paar Wtinllteu,
bis Die 8elatirte geld)mol5en lit. 2
Saiien friif,e @%robeeren o~erlieit man
i~orgfaltig, ipiilt lie NIT falten @ai,
fer oh, preBt iie our6 elm Sieb, fugt
~ Eaiie 8ltoer5ltder bin5u uno riibyt
6arauf ole @eIatine berein; Iobnlo
Ole Speiie anfan9t, cine bonigartige
&oniiiten5 SIT 5eieen, riibrt man Y
8int reft fteif geiflagenen &abm
bindu ltno fiint oie Speiie in cine nit
Sef ousgeitrid3ene Sorm, Iteut iie
ouf @is, bis tie gang felt getuoroen
II, uno itiir5t tie oann oltf cine
Blatte. Wtun relht od5u tleil1c Slit
6en unb 9aop Singers.
@efohter 8uooin9 NJ +
6 8 beerenauce - / ebenen
GBloffel Gutter riibrt mar nit , 81
l0ffel 3uder ob, mas un9ef6hr 10
Minltten ou1iern miro, oara,f / 81
5ufiigen uno oa5 @nn5e 5 Minrten
i6logen. Cine SaiIe Wtebl iiebt man
NIT I ebcnen 9beeloffel 8adpIlper,
fiiQt oa3u Die Butter uno 3itfermoiic
lln6 bereitet nit y Soiie Nil6 eiuen
nidt 81 oiinnen Seig, ben man III
cine NIT @litter olisge1trtdene SSorW'
Gibt, oieie 5uoeft ltno in Elm 8efGE
nit cttpo5 8aiIer itellt. oas @dIier
rnltB biz 81 Il Der S0be Scr 9Snrnl
reid)en. uio odmpft oen Tuooins
cine Stunoe. 0a5u gibt man sic
folaenoe Scltce:
@rhbeerendncc. = (5incu
@BlGffcI init reinert @aiTcr q!fsgt-
1pofhcnc Gutter riibrt ma nit )
GBl0ffeL 9uoer5ufer ob. bis Is cine
rabmnrti8e Gonftiten8 bat. uno flist
6arolf Z Sai'e perleiene, ob8erpa
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-06-03

mt S m mSp %M bhT baNss sHh@@n@ M%nt bier 6guhpa@fh amheuH, a@ nbN Der enn4 mHuEa
GSn Sa@& ampme 3mdWtm mghm mtb unthMt
Urgu bGrS &umHehu @S Sehmbstu Nu m Nhmh nd bnib brhn++ I+ ms h~ o.
nN#mS mI |@ WW m gmg @9a4nSMm @Mh SnI WS m9 5B Die Spupums 2mn
NeGme"n STnsu f6 mite nnb nm4 Gents ghhmhum dmMrn an ben
SL gan attn, .SHAmn"n E6 Ns
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-06-03

6rrmanu ". N., III ~, z. Haf. -
8an5s @rIppeu %unierer b:uti9en Su@
ietten Iiro tpegen Der Nl1men u uno Die
8tunteu lpe9eu Der Snieften. 3iuiifeu
beiocn bat lid Elm 10 inriges W~erbdItni6
herdus9ebitoet. Ad bman obne ale llebers
treibung io9en tanr, iperr feline @Iuulen
"a lp1reu, pireu audi feline oieier Suiet
ten Ia, Die RfIan5eu Iiuo sl threr De
frlidtung. ;. b. sur llebertrdgur9 oeS
9Iiitbenltaubes. nuf Sen 8eiud ser On
ieften on9eipieicu uuo Die 9uleften mt
nebnleu fir oielen unfreituiui9en 2icrlt,
Den lie oeu Yflan5eu banurtb %leiiteu, ans
Den 0lutben Hettnr. Den Die @Iitbe fir
ihre geiuder bereit bolt. gRit ben ciges
men YolIeu fonnen Die @liitheu pieIer
Eflan3eu nid,t befruhtet pcroer. cine
Selb%itbeitaubuug ldBt alIo teiueu Ga
men reifeu, g. aibt io9ar Ordnoeeu. mo
Der elmer 9Iilhe entHoumene YoIlcn. aui
Die Narbc oerieIbcu @luthe oebrdtt. sic
leBtere SIM glbiterbcu briugt. @ei iait
alien @liltben, Die non Suietten bcirud
let iperSeu. lit entipeher MIR Die @arbt
beIegunA3fdbiq. ODER Die StautbclteI
bnbeu rcife ISoucu. IS lam nGio 10
nienlalS Der Yoiti Scr ciecntu @Iit6c
auf Die Rnrbe Der gIcthcu %liitbc Qtbrnht
peroen. @eiutt elm Snictt cine@liithc nit
reifem Roflcu, 10 tlebt oicier IN Den
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-06-03

8m. n. in g, ia. - Ser Sabn bat
duf Die SrutIuIt Der 9iihner teiuen Gin
fIuB. Sic togneu aber Den brutluitigen
3enneu einen feurigen 0dbn in elmer Nbz
lperrun9 %beigeber. CT ofrtreibt Den Shies
rem BAH Die 9rutIuit. - Brduidm lit cs
cine brutIuitiae 0euue in elm @efdB nit
fnItem 8aIier su tnlid'en. mar maht
baourh ons CHER MIR franz. Gin epetr
Rnlm uno redIt oieI friihe Quft, iueni9
Aoutfltter. Nu9e9eu uiel friides Grim
brin9cH Die 9enne halo BON Dem 8rlts
trieb ab. Die 9rutIuit lit elm gang ndtirs
Itdler Sorgarl9, Ser iih imuter mad ser
IbIe8uug elmer b%eIttnn,teu an5ahl Ger
einltelt.
2. 2. in 9, Sns. - GS bdnoeIt lid
I'M Die Sarpeu Der Overwhelmingly
Sic Sbiere befauen aud) oie Spbaunis
beeren, uno lueun uiht 9eseu ans I'm
ge5iefcr por9e9au8etr miro, FREEZER, Die
5abIreihen Sarpeu in einigen Sageu Die
Strdufer fnhl.. 9as Abiud)eu bat nlr
ipcuig 8ertb. @eIorgeu Sic iih aus Den
Sf!dt5enseidditen .Sbpror" uub ipris
Sen Gle oamit. "a Die 8eipe ober IN
3ipei 0eleratioreu duftritt. 10 iino Die
Strdud]er i'm Sunt nod eiunal Su be-
Iprlber. Die Strdulder leiaeu unter pem
gefal iebr uuo torneu burh Die 9latts
oermiuoeruus ibrc 6riihte nidt gum HIuss
retfeu brin9en."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-06-03

gaffeno. 1abritOireftor:
.Nit brnuhcn alio iiir oie niIsgg-
idricbene YortieriteIe cinen Men.
ihen, Der i~o3uiogen nit oiieneu 90.
rem uno augen ihldft uno lid oltrd
nidlts cinidiid)teru IdBt 49,"
Weirerbcr: Earn lper6e i'd So
ren nal mcine Grau ihidet, Serr
Tircftort"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-06-03
Bonn Slaf.nn6'5 Gan. dnnind)sn

Gtaie In GugIaro berausgeJiidte.
te aonindenart iibrt ibreu Namen
mad ibrer Jnrbe, ihwar3 uno LOB.
gelb. Gas Jea BEL gliten Eteren
fol- fir3baarig, iammetieioig, 0idt
un6 peiA fem, oie Jarbe lit eth
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-06-03
Seia 8orrur.

Oduertn Cum Gcmmerfriid-
ler): NJ OlaIel a1tbtuarute g'idl.
Ilg?"
g ommer ridLer: lin
oue5 in Der Belt nittl 9as 8ieb
bat ia porbin Den 9aIbe'i Gorftei4
ausaeiofien!'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-06-03

t boiler 0ered)tI
guna miro tleltte
Der 6littergemill-
nun9 lltehr pc
ohtnilA gcihentt
ais friiher. Gurdl
Gnt mo 8eiu0i
%ierung. Giin1
ung ttllo lteuiant
iuht man oltF
Micic mo 9ldcr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-06-03
@nrnm iaat oas Cbit oeS Tndts in
gr0ferer Nnsabl ab, ais nm Sage?

@nrnm fdIt oas Gbit oes NndltS in
arOkercr Nnsabl ab, ais nm Sage?
GicIe 6roge lit mobl nod niht or
5rtcrt mor0cn, uno bod lit Die angc,
oeutcte Griteinung. ldreib. ciu Rit'
arbeiter CON Sous, Sol ut0 Gar.
ten, cine 10 mertmiiroiBe unO aui'
fallcn0e. 0aB man uor eiuem HdticI
ltebt, meun man iiebt. ME in Gblt-
sGrten mo &inntagen on IriIben
Mor9en Die 6riifte i'll GROCER An'
jabl, gleidlam mie bingeItrcut, mn
ter 0en 9dltrlcn liegen. Gas Ser.
bdltniS 1T Gin 10 be0eutenoes. Dob
man nm6coingt oaraii ouimerflam
aenlad)t lutr0en muB, penn es er.
gibt nad) Den bisberigeu Ncobah.
iinaen Die 4nSabI oes i~njIan0en Sb.
Ites i'm ScrgIcib bon Gag uno Roht
6a3 0crb6ltnis Don eills 5t fiini.
Sierbci lei bemerft, 0aB eS iih ma.
tiirlid) MIR I'M gut uusgereiftes uno
minocr murmItidiges GbIt banocIt.
ebcnio oaB feline duBercn GiniIiiiie,
pie @inO, Itorte HegengiiIic etc. 3D.
bel mihplrfen. Seoer, ser 8aIegett.
belt bat, 6arauf 81 ad)ten, miro lin.
Den. nenn er abcitoS III Sen ObItgar.
ten fommt, oaB Sic 6riifte nur g1ns
perein5elt inter Den @aumeu Iie1er,
mGbrcn0 Ses Morgens sic Nn3abl
cine mciit fiaIiad) groBere lit. 9n9
cine nar bi3her Iei6er nod niht &C.
nan fcit3uitcilcn, Oh Ser 4biaa nab.
reno Der Radt iid qIeihmaBig Der.
tciIt. o0er Oh Seq Nbrno3 ipdt o0er
morgclS friib beim Somcnauiadnl
ocricl6e iidl itdrfer 8eigt. @iiroe
IcbtcreS lt~otti;noen, 10 miiBte man
notiirlid) onnebmcu, hob cine idneI.
lie %bfii6Iulg o0er Gru0rmung Ole
mabgeben0cn 6oftorcn iPien. in6em
burh gr6Bere 8erounihtng Der
Jruftiticl cntmc0er ifneacr cintrof.
nete ODER onrb Die bcim Souuenollf.
gang bemegtere 2uft eine GrihItte.
ritag bcpirfte.
Gns GbfalIcn ser Srijftc Iclbit lit
cine IoIAe Ser olmdblid nofIoiier.
6cn 2ebcnat1tiqfeit, inoem Sic S1itc
i'm @crllt Ianoiom ms Gtofcu 9cra,
ten, Sic Griidte olio nift mcbr gro.
ber mn pottfommener tucrocn. IS
finbet Sic fieiie ltott, Scr 6riiftitcn.
acG berNol5t ln6 I6it iid nit scr 3eit
an Scr ELECTROMAGNETIC. Sic einc
fnrfnrtiac Snbitan3 biIoct. Die
6uld't:9feit Der 9tddtc bciuirft ma5r.
Iheinlid Gin Nnqucllen ser Sort.
idDidt mo b0mit Gin ItdrfcreS 9b.
ltobch ais c5 ON Sage itottiin0ct.
gel Gem Nbinaell Scr 6riid1te in iii,
REDEEM 3nitanoe f6nncn pcrIf;cbcne
llrfad,Cn sI Grrn0c Iieaen, lei es
InnoouGaltenoc Sroden6cit 6es 90.
NcllS, Die 5uTtitcn cine iormIide
Sijrrc on Ier Qan5cn Rflnuje Der.
uorruit, cotr lci Is mangcihaite Gr.
ndhruul Jc5 betreiferocn @oume$.
ltebrilen5 fono i'm porigcn Sabre
No@ Hbilgcn i'll beoeptcno it0rfercm
@rooc ola jcmo!3 itott. ME i'd mid
icl6It IN auoeru GbItbau trcibcnGcn
@cIcnGcn, :. z. in Sii0oclttidlIonN
uno oni Nlcit, ncrioni;h iibcrjeu
acn tonntc. Sd mia nit mciney 9Fni
ioiiurg iiber Sic llriadlc oc3 beipro,
denen Shema$ fcinc3pc0s Nniprud'
nltf mtc0inQte IiGtilfcit MAIDEN, e.
mare i'm 8egeutcil icbr niinifcuS'
!ucrt, tucnn nud, pon nnoercr Scitc
oiciem G~elcn'tauoe Sic gebiibren0c
Auimcrtinmfcit aciollt niir0c. unn
ih 6antit &eranIaiiung gu ierrcrcn
IrfI1runleu geQc9cn bate.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-06-03

SRI. quua in ~, @u. - IS lit i'm
au3ebneineu nidlt d1sebradlt. @flauSen,
Die an has 3iuuper 9etpobnt iino, I'M
0arten aus8uieseu. Vie I'M 3unner &C.
lpadlienen SIdtter iiro uidlt 10 ee5aut.
Dag lie Die freie 2uft crtrasen tonueu
uuo iterbeu onher g~ctp6bnIit ab. Crit oie
ueu rNdlienoen platter baben lid Der
freitu 2uft augcpabt uno puhIen i'm
@arten ipeiter. 8erm Nnn dber Bic
$flan3e I'M &erbite ipieoer III oaS 3ins
rer ~gebrod,t tptrb. tritt na5 umgete5rte
SerldltniB eir. Die int 6rcien ecfpuhIe
men @Idtter uertraIeu ole trodene 3int-
merIlft nidIt uuo geheu tuieoer elm. Suf
bteie @eiie ton1int Die YfIan5e ME sur
Ruhe. Gs lit imnlcr ona beitc. cine an
Die 3immerIuft ~getu0bnte Tfldn5e i'm
3inrmer 81 Ialien, Aueroiuss gtbt es
bierpon and Ausnabmen, lpie 5. .. Topfs
roieu etc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-06-03

5rau 9sarie 5. in g., 9lid,. - IN Den
eriten "a bis SO Sturoeu betpmmen Die
iungeu Guteu !eiu Tutter, gau5 ipie BET
Den Subnerfuten. 9drn reiht mo III
icn oreiraI am Gage bart eetohtes. nber
fem getuitgtes 81, nit etlpas Ylild, in
Der 8eiBbrot nufgclpeidt 1T; Erintipais
Ter oarf Den Tbierhen nit1t febIeH. Som
uiertcu Gage miibt man bieiem Sutter
8eritenIdrot ODER Sutterrei5, in beroinue
ter IiId aufgetoft, bel, 9a3u reiht
man feiu8ebadtes 0riin5eug. Som tie
berteu Gage an IdBt man in Der 8e9et
oo5 Gifutter uddb uro nnh gd1i3 fort,
inNerr man tdgIid oapon inurer ptnie
ger gibt. Bonn 3ebnten Sage an pttielt
man nit Safer. gadisz oper Dcritens
Itrot uro I'M Sitter BON fiiuF BOher
erbaIten Die Sungcn oas gIeite 6utter
Der alien [blerc,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-06-03

aorpertbeiIen oes Guietts, ipenn es Den
Nettdr III Der 9Iiithe per5ebrt. 9os 8bier
flte9t Nan1t gu elmer dnDereu 8Iiith, no
Die StoubgefdBe ihon hrpcItt iino. ole
Narbe dber beIebungsfabia gelporoen lit
uno Label bier bel aufnobnle bes 9al
tbennettnrs DEN 8Iitbeuitaub aus Der Sts
crit beiufteu @Iiitbe oh. 0ierSurh miro
alto cine Nreu8befrudltung c~rSieIt.
Aue Slilt6en, Die auf Srlettenbeiudp
angetpIeIeu iiio, berfiigen iiber eiae
9roBe, buutaefdrbte 8Iumeutrone, lie lit
od6 Enthusiastically ooer sic ginlnz
oungStarte gum @eiu6e flr oieIe 5hicrc,
On %5lpeiter 2irte tonurt oaSu nod Der
Quit, ben oje 8litbe du3lromt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-06-03

III lit Die Grobeer-
iuiion oa, iebr
5ur 6reuoe 4uer,
oenn IS ourfte
iaumSemarto &C.
ben, Der nid)t Elm
Sreuno oieier
iaftiPn mo
poblihnredenoen
Gruht lit. Wfan
fam tie oltf pie
lerlei Mrten Der.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-06-03

1R%~ANFtAV RENE VIZ WA
ouuestarte gum 9einde nit oieIe lhicrc.
IN 5lpeiter 2inte tonurt oaSu nod Der
QUIT, ben oie 9llitbe ~du3iuomt.
5ruu Bertha in l., Sa. - Sic hal6s
Itrauhioeu 9egonten. bic eineit anIe6ns
Iifeu Sbrnmt Der Stcilael biLccu, fous
men beute Ieioer inurer msbr aus ser
@tooe. Sic itito in eriter Siuie @latts
ptIan5en, bob qibt es unrer linen alutI
Itten. Die ebc1io it0n mte reidb blit5eu.
Die SfIun5en iteben zen qnn5en &iutrr
bibourh i'm SdHnId hires oit redt idon
g~e5eidneten 2drbes. 9tuu hiItipirt lie
in eiufr gtiidJung aus Riirbctts nno
SollberSe nit ettpoS SutoSuiat. Sm
6riibIrl9 uuo 9od,idnmer pfLdn5t man
tic i'm, eibt ibnen i'm CONNER rtidltdJ
Bdiier. aud, Tunaail'ic. idriiet tic abcr
gcrcn oie ortIe M~ittu19ionre 8e1rn Die
StGde SIT bob nnhicu lluo llte1i frhr
n>rScu p~eriaucioct man iie 5citig int
6riihinbr. mas lie nbne Sdaloen pcrtms
gen. Gu lleberiuinrsrlul1 erfolat AM
Senittr oeS @pbn3in:mer5, no tic ootIe3
2idt erbolteu. 3n olnttl oufgeiteIt.
Laiieu tic Die oorNcr iledia aeiporhcnen
@I1ttcr faacu. 1a9ietbe iii bel 3u taItcm
Stluoortc ser ma, oecr lpenu Bic Groe
i'm Tori 5i NAB aebalteU luiro.
Tic Tcru1chrlml aiticr balbitrmtdiaeu
@taouitn gcidicbt MIR all3 StcdlHlaeu.
Die inter clncr ~ejIn@aIedt uilp leiht IN
tpadlicu.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-08-26
leOnardtown outplays Bel Alton.

The Leonardtown baseball team out.
played Bel Alton Sunday afternoon
last and won by the score o. Is to 4, in
one of the slowest games las far as the
local aggregation is concerned played
this season on Bel Atoms grounds.
The Bel Altonians seemed to have that
tired feeling caused, possibly, by
excess sprinting in game with
Baden the previous day, which they
won by the score of 20 to /. Bruce
Matthews "Chipn Nudd and Allan
Herbert, in the order named. for some
unkonwn reason, were entirely out OF
form, and were simply objects of pity,
in their attempts to pitch. Not so,
however, with Cough, the clever slab
man of Leonardtown, who pitched a
good game throughout anu was fairly
we'll supported by his team.
Judge Camalier, Drs. G. V. Hayden,
L. b. Johnson, Harris Camalier, Mes
srs. G. B. Greenwell, Benz Combs, 4.
+. Herbert, Arthur Boyd, Louis Ed
wards, Harry Combs, Robert Hayden,
Horace Peacock, Frank Hall, Milton
Jones, Claude Guy, Louis Russell and
other st. Mary's baseball fans were
present to see their home team win.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-08-26
NIGEL. De BRuLIER as
TCHERN0fF in THE
FOUR H0RSEMEN Of
the AP0CALT PSE~1

Rex Migrants 100000 production
of 'The Four Horsemen Of the Apoea-
lypse", made for Metro, is to be
shown at Potts Theatre, Washington,
Sunday night and twice daily after
ward for a limited engagement This
will be the first showing in that city of
the screen version of Nineente BIasco
Ibanez' 5 novel that has been acclaimed
in New York, Chicago. Boston, Pitts
burg, Detroit and Los Angeles as
marking a new epoch in the develop
ment Of motion pictures. At Its New
York opening people paid $40 a seat.
Critics said the picture had definitely
established the screennot only as eapa-
bic of rivalling the stage at il best,
but of surprising it in its grip upon
the emotions.
"The Four Horsemcn" is the su-
prcme expression of the great war.
Certainly no novel has stirred the
universal appeal created by The Ibanez
masterpiece. The book, now in its
one hundredth and sixty-sixth edition,
has been read throughout the world.
The monumental task Of transferring
il TO the screen was accomplished by
Jane Mathis, who made scenario
that from all accounts has preserved
the force of the original and in many
incidents heightened it But 1t is the
director, Rex Ingram, who has appar-
emily achieved the most sensational
success. He is reported to have set a
new mark in artistry OF Picturizatiom
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-08-26
Wedding Announced.

Mrs. Eliza A. Hayden has sent out
cards announcing the marriage of her
daughter, Bessie Magdaline, to Mr..
Henry Edward Kelly, The wedding
took place in Washington Thursday
August 18th. The happy couple will
be at home to their friends at $40 L St.
N E., Washington, alter Sept. LIST.
Mrs. Kelly is the fourth of a family
of attractive daughters of Mrs. Hay den
and the late Ferdinand A. Hayden, OF
Bel Alton, this county, and for several
years has been engaged in government
work ID Washington. she is most
popular, and the INDEPENDENT joins
with her large circle OF friends in
Wishing her and her husband a long
and happy married life.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-08-26
Fire Insurance
Announcement.

l wish TO announce to the In
surfing Public that | hav cs-
tablished a branch Agency of
my Insurance Office at
HUGHESVILLE, ND,
and am represented there by
Messrs. JOHN F. MUnD and
EDWARD J. E.DELEN.
These gentlemen have opened
an Insurance Department in
their offices in the Bank Build
ing at Hughesville, and are
prepared TO give personal at
tention and service to all who
may be interested in Insurance
OF any kind.
This newly established drm
is representing several CT the
OLD LINE INSURANCE COM
PANIES, which carry She real
burden of the Insurance world.
is making SPECIALITY OF
FIRE A. JTOaIOBlLE IN
SURANCE.
Be sure to call on them be-
fore placing your coverage
elsewhere.
H. HOLLAND HAWKINS
9-2l-n. LA PLATA. MD
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-08-26

Nanjemoy Baptist Church Services
as follows
Naniemoy- Second and Fourth Sun
DAYS, II a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Good Hope-First and Third Sun
days, II a. m.
Fort Tobacco First and Third Sun
days, 3 p. m.
REV d. A. RAREY, Pastor.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-08-26
Official List Of Candidates For
Nominations.
Office Of Board Of Supervisors Of Elec-
tons Tor Charles County


tons Tor Charles County
In compliance with Article 50 Of the
Public General Laws Of Maryland, The
Beard Of Supervisors Of Elections for
Charles County herewith publish below
a list of candidates for nomination
tiled with said Board:
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Comptroller of the Treasury,
WILLIAM S. GoRDY, JR.,
OF Wicomico County.
For State Central Committee,
WALTER II. GRAY
ERNEST SPENCER
w. MITCHELL DIGGEs
REGINALD A FARRALL
F. BROOKE MATTHEWS
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Comptroller Of the Treasury,
OLIVER METYERoTT,
OF Prince Georges 20.
For State Senator,
WILSON c. BOWLING
ALBERT J. LoMAX
For House OF Delegates
JOHN L. BARDROFF
ROBERT r. COoKSEY
For County Treasurer,
JAMES JOSEPH EDELEN
For Register of Wills,
CHARLES N. DEMENT,
MOTLEY THOMAS BUTTON
For County Commissioner,
PRICE GRAY
T. SPENCER TURNER
For Sheriff,
JOHN N. SIMMs
For State Central Committee,
JAMES T. REED
SAMUEL G. RYoN
THOMAS B. r. MUD
C. H. STONESTREET, Pres.
J. A. JAMESON,
j. FRANK MEDLEY,
Board Of Supervisors Of Elections for
Charles County, Nd.
L. NJ. HYDE. Clerk.
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Attention. Growers of Tobacco

On September Fad we are going 70
Upper Marlboro TO see the Govern
ment Demonstrations in Ferlilizing
Tobacco, Corn and Potatoes. Il is
worth going 100 miles to see. WewilI
leave La Plata in auto at s A. NJ,
Waldorf at S.45. How many from
Charles comfy want to see what kind
of fertilizer to use on tobacco? Come,
and go with us.
JoHE p. BURDETTE,
Co. Agent.
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Notice to Contractors.

The County Board Of Education will
be glad to confer with any contractor
or builder at the meeting>of the Board
on september 9th, relative TO bids for
the erection of a one-room school near
Patuxent City. Plans and specitica-
lions may be seen at the office OF the
Board of Education
BY order of the Board:
GEORGE w GRAY, Pres.
F. B. GWYNN, Supt Of Schools.
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Three Years in The Cut. .

Frank Harris, white soldier in
uniform, who claims Texas as his
home, convicted Saturday last Of as
saulting a Mrs. Briscoe, eoiorad, near
Bryantown Wednesday of last week,
as told in our last issue, was sentenced
to the House OF Correction for three
years by Justice Henry G. Robertson
Saturday last.
The evidence at the trial shew that
Harris literally cut all the clothing OF
the woman, but did not harm the flesh,
except few bruises on her shroat.
made with his fingers, and cut on her
head made with a heavy pistol which
he carried. Efforts to further harm
AIRS. Brissoe, it is thought, we're fEus-
irated by response to her erys for as
SAkaace
Han'is made no statsmeHt except re-
garding his nativity, and gave evil
dence OF being unssund mentally.
hewevsr, CharieS county II nos par
tieularly interested in that matter. and
we think the Judge used good discrs-
ton in RELOCATING him to THE Cut
for three years, shat the peace and
quietuds Of our people will not again
be disturbed by him for at least shat
time.
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Port Tobacco Parish, Sunday
Aug. %, 1921
Piney, TO- 30 a. m.
La Plata, 800 p. m.
Waldorf, 7.30 p. m.
REV. LEWIS r LEvER1NG,
Rector.
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Commiitee-Joe Thomas, Ida Gar
ner, Henry Hemsley Mary Proctor
John Johnson, Rose Lyles, Richard
Frederick, Idell Milburn, Alex Boar
man, Francis Campbell, Efiie Johnson,
Louise johnson.
GEO. +. JONES, Pres,
JENNIE CANT, See'ty,
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NOTE THE NEW DATE
September Ist
2O'clock p. NJ.

The willing Helpers will have an
Entertainment. Good Music will be
there for all who enjoy it. All mem
mers requested to be present, and the
public is invited A game of ball will
be played.
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Trinity Parish, Sunday. August %
Trinity Chapel Sunday School,
1890 a. m Morning Prayer, II a, N
Trinity Church Evening Prayer and
Sermon, s p. m.
Rev. Z. Z BIRcHBY, Rector.
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Bethel, 1l.00 a. IN.
Dentsville, 800 p. m.
La PLATA, 30 p. m.
REV. PAUL L. WARNER,
Jr. Pastor.
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If you want a bargain in second
han1 cars, call on Martin q Mitchell,
La Plata. =.
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Do you know what part the Unitsd
States secret service will play in tho
coming disarmament conference do
you know how Uncle Sam will get lns
data on the far east question, how
many ships Japan is building, what
plans for warfare other than the we'll
known methods of attack and defense
are being perfected By other co ntries7
Do you know how the United States
secret service kept tabs on Won Bern
storff, Dumba, Boyd, Won Papen,
Koenig and other German agents IN
America during the late war I Read
all of this and more in an intensely In
teresting article on the secret intelli-
gence in The Magazine Section of The
Sunday Star Of August 2s. Also do
not fail to read story on the part OF
the American Indians played in the
world war. There will be also splen-
did fiction features by Hugh MacNair,
Kahler, Herbert jenkins, Sewell Ford.
Ring Lardner, the Rambler and others.
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Tuesday, September 6, 1921,

TO make a registration of all the voters
entitled to register and not now on the
Registration Books.
Accordingly. the said Registration
Officers will sit on the above day at the
places OF registration in the several
Election Districts, between the hour.
offs O'Clock a. m. and Z O'Clock p. M, on
the said day, as follows
First District, LA PLATA.
Second District, HILL TOP.
Third District, CROSS ROADS.
Fourth District, ALIENS FRESH
Fifth District, HARRIS LOT.
Sixth District WHITE PLAINS.
Seventh District,
First Precinct, POMONKEY.
Second Precinct. INDIAN HEAD
Eighth District. BRYANTOWN.
Ninth District HUGHESVILLE.
Tenth District, MARBURY.
LEN BAH Registration Officers
are hereby directed to retain in their
possession the Registration Books of
the several Election Districts until af-
ter the date of the Primary Election.
TO wit Friday, September 9, 1921, at
which primary election these books
will be used. They will thereafter re-
turn the same on Monday. September
IL, 1921, and not until said last men,
toned date.
G. Il. STONESTREET, Pres.
j. A. JAMESON,
J. FRANK MEDLEY,
Board OF Supervisors OF Elections for
Charles County, Nd
L. NJ. HYDE, Clerk.