davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-01
Fla predtucha

W hodinu som z1val ma nadrazi
cakajlc ma vlak. z dlhej chvile
pozeral som ma niekol 'ko dam ro-
vnako zivajdcich v roznych XII
toch cakalne dockal som sa L.
spechu", lebo akasi mladucka blon
dynka $ bielym nosikom, $ perna-
mi ako listy ruze $ ocima ako
modre nezabudky ukazala mi v
trdbku svinuty jazyk, cerveny a
ko list pol 'neho maku a.. d'a
lei som nevedel, ma co sa mann
podujat', aby som zmarnil cas-.
Ma st 'astie vnisli do izby dvaja
mladi STUDENT, zablatenf az po
kirk, sedliacki studenti. utyranf
cestou a roztrziti. Zvlast' ajedon
z nich, blondyn prekrasnym pro-
ilom, Dol podivne rozladeny, ale
bo zifaly. Sadnul 81 v kite, snal
ciapku co chvil a schovaval
tvar, do dlani. Druh k1pil a dal
mu fstok, sadol 81 vedl a 'neho
co chvfl'a t'ahal no "a rukav.
"Preco zlfas? Este moze byt'
vsetko dobre. AntoS, pocujes9. "
"Nie... je to marne, zomre, ia
to viem..+. ia viem. =. Snad' uz
l.. 80" g.: .N
"Daj pokoj! Nal snad' nieke-
dy tvoj otec take zachvaty9'
"Mal. trinast' rokov az je
chory ma srdce, pill. niekedy
Pomysli 81, mas je osem, male diev
cata, a matka je slaba. Do penzie
ch!ba otcovi pol roka. To je ne
st 'astie =. -
"Uvidis, ze mu prejde. AN
tex!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-01
Biskup Marian Blaha
Y Turc. Sv. MARITIME
Pise: Evanjelik.

byt' predlozene kongressu utla-
covanych slavianskych narodov v
Parizi - uz SINE boil MIN na
ceste do Pariza, ked razom wy
pukla balkanska vojna vec sa
zastavila... 70 sd rozpomienky,
ktore ma uprimno-srdecnymi svaz
kami viazu k Martina, srdcu ma.
roda, a ktore 81 vd'acne pripomi-
nam i teraz, ked SINE Bozim ria
denim dosiahli svojho osvobodp-
nia...
Turciansky Sv. Martin, cd tych
cias, ked' vital slavneho Moyze-
sa, nemal takych cirkevno-narod
nych vzacnych dni, ako dni ma
vstevy biskupa Mariana Blahu.
Mar. Nov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-01
sLOvo X RoDICoM.
F. L. I. S.

Ma kazdych tisic' obyvatel'ov
narodi sa 25 dietok behom kazde
no roku a snad' mnohych rodi
mach je ocakavana tato radostna
udalost'. Rodicia v tomto smere
maji urcite povinnosti, Q ktort
treba dbat'. Je treba, aby'narode
ME dietok bolo riadne rekordova.
ne. Tu uvedene s1 dovody, ze pre-
co sa to ma stat:
l. V zaujme zistenia totoznosti
dietok.
2. V zaujme zistenia narodnosti
3. Ma doklad legitimnosti.
4. Ma dokaz, kedy diet a ma
pravo vstdpit' do Skoly.
5. Ma dokaz, kedy diet a ma pra
vo ist' "a pracou.
6. V zaujme zaistenia dedicneho
prava.
7. V zaujme dokladu, kedy ie
chlapec povinny vojAnskej sluz.
by zaujme zistenia prava ma
osiobodenie oG tejto povinnosti.
8. Ma doklad prava .hlasovacie-
no.
9. Ma doklad opravnenosti pra
va majetkoveho, k1py predaju.
10. Ma doklad prava zaujimat'
verejny trad.
II. Ma dokazanie plnoletosti v
prfpade snatku.
~. Ably umoznene boly statisti-
cke st1dia.
Verejna zdravotna sluzba Spoj.
Statov vydala nedavno maly pam
flet pre- matky, ktory zaSle zdar-
ma, $ nadpisom "Motherhood".
P1Ste ma adressu: Information f
ditor, United States Public Health
Service, Washington, d. C.-Kto
nezna anglicky pisat', mech zasle
slovensky dopis nam: Czechoslo-
yak Section, American Red Cross,
Is w. 37th St., New York City.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-01
ZBOzIE A KRM PRIPRAVENE
SKRZ
SMITH CRAWFORD ELEVATOR
641 WILSON AVE.

Ovos, "a busel ................... so
L6pana kukurica, busel ............75
Pohanka, busel ........ .1.75
A1to ......... ............... 1.f3
Otruby, 100 funtov ........ go. 1.4a
Secka. 100 funtov ........ ...... 1.5O
Buffalo Gluten, 100 funtov...... 40
Biela miesanina 100 funtov. 80. 1.6O
Hominy krm, 100 funtov. ....... 1.60
Mlety ovoc ....... ............ 200
Quaker Dairy krm 100 funtov -. 1.60
Olejovy krm 100 funtov 200
semiaekovy krm 2 bavlny So perc. ZOO
Krm 20 zadiny 100 funtov. .... 200
Krm pre- kury 100 funtov ESQ
Mash pre- kureata 100 funtov BIB
Mash ma rastenie, 100 funtov. $50
Grit, 100 funtov.. ...... ....... 1.25
Ustricove skrupiny 100 funtov.. 1.25
Corn Meal, 100 funtov ........ 100
Molasovy krm pre- kone, 100 funt. 1.90
Pseniena jarna mlka vrece. 80. .2.65
Zitna mhka, vrece .............. .2.25
Seno, 100 funtov ........ lilo
Slama, 100 funtov .......... 80
Kukur.ene lnpiny, 100 funtov. .2.5O
Sol pre- statok, sddok ......... 500
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-01
l. JULIA 1921.

zatriasol sa siroko otvorene oci
S hrlzou hl'adely d'aleko. Y prize
store, dosial mrtvom pustom,
,nieco ozivlo, ako by sa nat 'ahova-
la k nemu ruka hroziacin pr
stom ako by victor zavolal:
Maj sa ma pozore!''
Nitka nadeje praskla hola,
nesmierna bolestna pravda, v kto-
ri do tych cias neveril, prenikla
mu srdce ami maly NEE.
Keby som sa Dol vtedy k nemu
priblfzil, a povedal mu, re som
duch, ktory vsetko vie, ze viem
dobre chJry prenho a ze otec je-
no mcconnell, V tn chvil'u boil by
mi padol k noham a uveril by.
Bol by som mu preukazal nesmie-
rnu milost'..
Ale neisiel som k nemu a ne
stisknul som mu ruku. Chcel som
81 no radsie obzerat' pilnou
nenasytnou zvedavost 'ou brata-
cloveka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-01
z pol 'skeho prelozil X. Rk.

Zacengal zvoncek, izbe ma.
stal zmatok, l'udia chytali baliky,
stlpali 81 ma kurie Okla, hromad
ne odstrkavali portasa Cd vcho-
du vsade zavladnul hluk ne
poriadok. Vsadnul som do toho i
steho vozu tretej triedy, v kto-
rom sa usadil tiez Student blon-
dyn. Priatel no sem priviedol, 20
sadil no ami choreho v k1tku la
vice pri obloku a usiloval sa te-
Sit no, hoci sa mu to nedarilo a
slova .viazly mu hrdle. Tvar blon
dynova sa co chvil'a kreovite
chvela v1eka klesaly mu ma "a
hmlene oci.
"Antos, brat moi" hovoril dru
hy, "ved' uvidis. pre- 81 l'utova-
ME bozie, presvedcis sa predsa
Zacengali druhf a tretf raz. te-
sitel' vybehol vozna ked sa
vlak pohnul, posie'al druhovi zvla
Sine poklony a akoby mu hrozil.
Vo vozni bolo mnozstvo oby-
cajnych l'udi; zidov, dam v suk-
mach Sirokych, ami Biskajsky "a.
liv = hovorili vsetci, dobyvali 81
l'akt ami miesto a fajcili cigare-
ty. Student sa postavil pri oblo-
ku a hl'adel, hl'adel. :.
Ia zapotenym oblokom klzaly
sa pasy iskier ako do cervena roz-
plene dr6ty a kot6ce parry a dy-
mu. Ami vel'ke kndole vaty, kto-
re victor tribal ma kusy a hadzal
mimi 0 zem. Dym vliekol sa po ma
lych kriakoch, rastncich tam do
IN ma zemi, zmocenej dazd 'om.
Snmrak jasenneho dna zalieval
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-01
kraj polosvetlom, plnym akejsi
nevystihlej, posmnrnej melancho-

lie.
Ubohy, dbohy chlapec..
HI 'adel pohasnutym okom, z
ktoreho vyzera pdst bezmedzne-
no smdtku, ktory prechodi az v
oblast mndrosti. Vedel som, ze v
p1sti onej je iba jedon bod staly
- pokoj. Vedel som, ze ma ten
bod navija sa nitka nadeje, VEL
mi dlha a vychadzajdca z akychsi
neznamych vretien, skrytych "a
hraniciami povedomia. Nevidel
nikoho sleduj1c bezmyslienkovite
kotnce dymu. Vedel som, ako je
mu t'azko, ako pomaly ide mu
vlak, akf je utyyran5 ako by sa
rad rozplakal, keby mohol. Nit
ka nadeje stekli mu srdce: Kto
vie? Mono, ze sa otec uzdravi,
mono, ze sa vsetko urovna. =.
A naraz - uhadol som! - Krv
zmizla tel tvari, perry zbelely a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-01
v COM JE SfAsT1E.
Podobe1istvo e. Kardoza.

nemohol dohnat' prelestnn ne.
znamu, .ktora sa mi stale vyklza
Ami cudesny a nebadatel
ny pr1zrak. A hl'a, ked' som j
uz prave dohonil, uvidel som, ze
war jej je podivne krasna, Il
hi adj ma nina IS vabnym 1sme
vom.
Vytiahol som k nej ruky; pri.
tlahol k sebe, zaseptal: d..
- No kto 81 Povedz!
A prizrak odvetil:
- V jazyku l'udskom je mole
memo "Rozkos pre- teba vsak
volam sa inaksie.
A prosil som ju:
- Prelestna! 'Povedz, AXE je
itvoje memo - pre- nina.
Ale ona odpovedala:
- Pre- taba l. mole memo je:
Hriech !"
Pozrel som presvedGive a vaSm-
We ma nu, do jei; laskajdcich nez-
nych oci. Ale predsa som odi-
siel cd nej, siel pree.
Onedlho postratnul som ma mo-
jej putt novy prizrak, vabny, po-
divneho vyzoru. Prenasledoval
som no uz davno, a ked', koneGne,
som no dohonil, uvidel som, ze
tvar jeho je podivne krasna.
A spytal som sa:
- Ale kto 81? Povedz!
A prizrak odpovedal:
- V jazyku l'udskom je mole
memo: "Laska'', pre- teba vsak
v0lam sa inakSio. z tisicky jeden
moze sa pochvalit', re ma postret-
'nui ma svojej pitt; ale ak ma raz
2ostretnul, nesmie ma opustit': jc
mojlm vyvolencom, ale mech neza-
b1da, ze sa uz V zivote Wac SC
mnou nepostretne
A mnohe dni som stravil neroz-
!ucne ''Laskou'', kym som sa cd
vail dat prfzraku otazku, ktora
ma trapila:
- Prelestna! Povedz, ako sa
volaS. -? pre- nina iedneho9
"Laska' zablysla ma NINA oci-
ma odpovedala:
- Pre- teba - mole memo ie
Hriech -
Dlho som nemohol odtrhnnt' cd
aej moi smutny pChl 'ad: jednako
som sa odtrhol a siel pree.
No hl'a, prihodilo sa mi raz V
2oSmurnej miestnosti, t'azky.
tr1chlivy den, ze som uvidel pri
zrak, ktory premknnc sa vedI' "a.
dotknul sa ma.
Vrhol som sa "a MIN; ale on ne
miznul, nenahlil sa vzdialit', ma
vratil sa ko mne ma mOje vasnive
volanie. Pozdalo sa mi, ze ma Ma
tele pecat' spokojnosti mieru, a
se chladnej a surovej hmle, kto,
ra zaobal 'ovala zem i nebo, bola
ieho tvar skutocne prelestna.
- No, kto 81? Povedz! - mod
likal som.
A on mi odpovedal:
" jazyku l'udskom je mole
memo "Smrt - Pre- teba vSak, -.
ako pre- kazdeho kto ma privola-
va, -Isa volam inaksie.
A povedal som:
- Ale s tebou MAIDEN "Uspo-
kojenie". Me s1 mi s1dene V Ii,
vote ami "Rozkos", ami "Laska";
pozostava mi len smrt'!
Ale ona nadhodila:
- Pre- teba a pre- vsetkych, kto
ma privolava, sa volam "Hriech"
A znova som siel prec, a smut.
ne, beznadejne pokracoval ma svo-
iej putt.
Dni sa minaly "a dnami. ! A
M MN oh Ioh I1hroh lEoob oo1;o
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-01

X SldVuOSll, Uduhct d lUdSty, - "
vsetko by este ami I'd 'aleka nezna.
zornovalo ten dojem, ktory zostal
v srdci vsetkych Martincanov bez
rozdielu vierovyznania po fmpo-
zantnej navsteve bansko-bystri-
ckeho biskupa Mariana Blahu
Krasne boly tieto slavnosti pc
formalnej stranke, ale vzacneisie
sd svojim obsahom, svojou 1prim-
most 'ou, slovenskost 'ou a brat
skost 'ou.
Co NAL slavny Moyzes, to ma V
nplnej miere jeho d6stojny ma
stupca: til slaviansko-slovenskii
iskrennn duSu, til vaznu veleb-
most arcipastiera, ktora prit az
livost 'ou neodolatel'neho magne-
tn ncinkuje ma kazdeho Slovaka,
ci katolfka, ci evanjelika, ci Sta
ro-, ci Novoslovaka.
Jeho kazen, povedana turcian
sko-sv. .-martinskom chrame Bozom
zostane vecne jasnou pamiatkou
vsetkych posluchasov. Prorockou
silou mohutnost 'ou siahaly do
srdc slova krest 'anskeho a sla-
vianskeho duchovneho vodcu a
akoby smahom roznietily v du-
siach posluchacov plamene kre-
st 'anskeho a slavianskeho zapa-
l'u, a to takych dusiach, kde
len skromne iskierky tlely pod
pahrebou.
Vel mi d'aleko by viedlo OPT
sovat' vsetky krasne dojmy, kto-
re ( islova, ci uz sam zjav dostoj-
neho arcipastiera zanechaly vo
vd 'acnom srdci vsetkych Martin
eanov: spomenme tn len jednu e.
pizodu, v ktorej vsak - ako jas
most blesk slnka v kvapke ro-
sy - jaga sa celia A'achetnost'
jeho narodne-slovensky citiacej
duse. Medzi rozlicnymi deputa-
ciami bola spolocna deputacia
Matice, Muzea, Ziveny, Narod-
nvch Novin Spolku umelcov,
viedol ju a svojim rydzojadrnym
nprimnym sposobom pozdravil bi=
skupa spravca Matice Jozef Skull
tety. Ma energicnom cele okolo
vyraznych 1st biskupa bolo ba-
dat, ze slova nasho mileho ucen-
ca budia neobycajne city a dol
my. A my napnute poctivali sme
potom dst jeho epizodu nasej
minulosti narodnej, ktora pricho-
dila nam, ako jasny, usmievavJ,
lne slnka, predierainceho sa cez
sierne mracna: "Pan spravca
Skultety iste pamata sa ma dav-
ne easy, ked' ia ako mladik pri-
kvapol som v jeden den do Mar
tina, do redakcie Narodnych No
vim, kde p. spravca spolu osla-
venym Svetozarom Hutbanom
Vajanskym pracovali vo vel'kej
skromnosti, boriac sa strada-
inc. Prisiel som k MIN tajnou,
zapalistou tnhou v srdci, ktorn
som vsak vtedy predsa len neod-
vail sa prezradit' i'm, hoci som
preto prisiel do Martina. A az
teraz, dnes, mozem prezradit' pa
nu spravcovi - hovorf nsme-
vom sl'achetny biskup - ciel'
mojej vtedajsej navStevy. Videl
som totiz utrpenie hynutie svoj-
no rodu, videl som, ze svet je-
no 1zasnej borbe a biede temer
vobec nevie - preto zahorel som
t1zbou fst do zapadneho vzdela-
neho sveta a diplomatickou cestou
obfatit' pozornost' Europy ma IL
trpenie slovenskeho naroda. A a.
aby som to uskuto6nit' mohol -
ako chudobny suhai. myslel som.
x. by mi aida narod, Martin mo-
hol tom pomoct', aby som hoci
len ma tvrdom chlebe a vode
mohol tam Won pracovat' "a ma
rod svoj. Ale vidiac Vas tam vse-
tkych taFou skromnost 'ou. obeti-
vost 'ou pracovat' takymi t'az
kost ami zapasit' ztratil som sme
losti predostriet' Vam svoiu tnz-
L. L
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BIG AUTO SHOW
ALL NEW MODELS 70 Be EXHIBITED
PLENTY OF MUSIC = TO SURPASS
LAST YEAR.

Don't forget that the members oi
the local Post. American Legion, have
this big show Of Carroll county under
their direction Therefore, we know
you are overly anxious TO cooperate
with them. But the question pre-
sents itself How shall help2 Ask
any member Of the local post He win
tell you that we are going TO give 4
Ford touring car away during the
show and yeu can be 4 great help 70
them by taking some shares in this
car. or even better II You can sell
some Of these shares 20 your friends.
Remember the time ia very short now.
80 we viii not detain you any longer
IN this space. but will get busy get
ting these Ford touring car shares
ready for YOU when you call
Even though there remains but n
week. the Maryland annual auto show
of CARROLL County. under the direction
of Carroll Post No 81 American Leg
ion IS fast nearing completion After
particularly thinking over some ex
ceptionaily good music for your en-
tertainment the committee has been
very fortunate in securing the ser
Vices % tho Westminster Band which
Will give continued concert on the
nnenjnH night from $ 60 li They have
also engaged that very popular 'or-
chestra. namelt the Westminster or
ehostra for the remainder q the
show
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$l22,428.59 Spent for Maca-
dam Roads Last Year.
The Republicans Defeated the Budget
and Treasurer's Bill The Com
nissioners the Only Ones to
Object to It,

The tax payers are beginning To re-
call the actions Of the Republican or
ganization of Carroll County in the
Legislature Of 1920 when their indif-
ference to- the interest o, tho people
of the County was fully displayed in
the defeat of the Budget and Treas
urers bllls introduced by the only
Democrat member Of the legislature
from Carroll County Mr.. John +, klee.
The Treasurer's bill provided for
the consolidation Of the office OF
County Treasurer and Collector OF
Taxes Il placed the responsibility o.
collecting and disbursing our money
in the hands OF one man and would
have effected a saving to the County
OF several thousand dollars, yet, this
bin was defeated by the Carroll
County representatives in the House
OF Delegates, for no other reason than
that il deprived the Republican Coun-
ty Commissioners Of an appointIve Of
flee and threw Mr. KceIcr out OF a
Job They dld the work thoroughly,
for after being referred 20 the Carroll
County Delegation It was locked up
by the late Jesse LeathcrwoDd
The Budget Bill being House Bin
No $40, was the most important bili
for the tax payers OF Carroll County
ever presented to the Legislature and
had a little more show for It was re-
ferred 10 the WAYS and means COM
mittee and It passed the House. but
was killed by Senator Snader Before
heing introduced hy Mr ElCc lt had
been submitted 10 the bankers oC
Woetminster the leaders 0f botl
parties, and expert accountant nud
any criticism Qf Il found material
was adopted No one objected tD y
in any way except that the COUNTY
Commissioners claimed that the safe
guards Il threw around the peoples
money were too stringent one ~ its
most important features suggested
hy Mr. George g. Gehr. of WestmiB-
ster. required tho County Commia-
sioners to prepare a tentative estimate
epf tho necessary appropriations for
general county expenses and i'm
provements for each year. and pub
llsh Il in the papers before the FIRST
OF June, fixing q day when tley
would sit at the Court House TO hear
all protests and suggestions relative
10 County expenses aud improve
menta This provision made the
County Commissioners tell the
people how they were going
TO spend their money before n
was expended and gave them an op-
portunity to nrotest It CHANGED ma
terially conditions. for now they can
sncnd the money Of the peoule ns they
please. and then afterwards tell the
people they have got 10 nav the bills
The Bin also prevented them Great
ing y floating debt or borowtng mon
ev except in anticipation Of taxes
and prevented them using money APP
propriated for one purpose for an
other Il provided that no money
could be expended in excess OF any
approximation, and that any balance
remaininv nc the end Of the year to
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COURT HOUSE NEWS
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE, ORPHANS
COURT, MARRIAGE LICENSES, ETC.
ORPHANS CGURT

Monday, October 10. George l..
stocksdaie. executor or Agnes h. Mat
hews, deceased, reported sale OF per-
sonal property and sale OF real es-
tate on which the court granted an
order nisi
The last will and testament of Ira
Lawyer deceased. was admitted 20
probate and letters testamentary
thereon were granted unto Sterling
x Lawyer. who received warrant 10
appraise and an order to notify credl-
tors.
Mary A wantz. administrators Of
George T. Wantz. deceased. returned
an inventory Of personal property and
received an order 20 sell same.
Nelson G. zepp. executor Of Julia
a, Hepp, deceased. settled his frst
and final account
Mary A. Brown. admiuistratrix of
Francie W Brown, deceased, receiv.
ed an order TO transfer bond
Tuesday. October 18th Sterling e
Lawyer. executor of Ira q. LAWYER.
deceased, returned an inventory or
personal property
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come for social egcnlnR
The proceeds ~ the Company
dances fare placed IN ihv Company
mnd nua applied toward the purchase
ct various convenience fer The Com
pany 81 tbe men who we're in caH3
last summer wiil testify 20 tho de-
STABILITY and necessity 81 Company
fund About two hundred dollars went
toward the purchase ~ fruiia. yeCe
tables lep cream. cake etc. for ,h
mess table. and various other iirne
that are not Included iu tho regular
army tRti0na
So when you aiarnd thr COMPANY
daneea YOU arr nof 8u'p aea trims
Yourself ~ good time but you v.si
be supporting the local Company and
making poaslhle mhny litiie comf1ris
for ihc mon Ia cawp neat SUMMER
which thoY would NOT otherwise have
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-14

THE credit OF any appropriation, was
to go to the general treasury and be
included in estimating the revenue OF
the following year 10 also provided.
that IL its provisions were violated
the County Commissioners would be
guilty OF a mlsdemeanor and liable
TO Indictment absolutely prevented
them from spending any money con.
.trary' 10 law. and made everything
they aid open and public
II Is difiicult 10 see why they OBJ
ieeted TO these safeguards. but they
did and they did more. they vent 20
Annapolis. with the Republican or
ganization OF Carroll County and kill
eel Il in the senate<
P0ssibly,-a reason for this action
can be- found by an examination Of
their last report for we find in g.
that ihey spent last year Sl22,42g69
for macadam roads, when since
june ! 1920. the law only authorized
the building Of lateral roads The
County buiit these lateral roads for
which they paid f5S 62500 where
they got the power 90 spend this mon
ey they do not state
II also appears that Thomas, Ben
nett & Hunter did most of this work.
except On the road 20 MeiyilleH Mili
upon which va underftnnd y45. 600 %
has been spent. one half Of which was
by Nr Melville. but which
the County rs now praCiously ana
generously re-paylug H. In this con
nec'ion. We have heard. that the
County Commissioners have under
consideration of building ~ q bridge
at the end of this road at a cost ~
$40 600 90
Tho rcport alao shows that thcy
have paid Dr Woodward for an IN
aucst S2s nn when the Code. Article
- Section provides that the physi
clan required by tho Jury 10 attend
shall be allowed such sum as the
coroner or iury shall deem proper
not lcss than $500 nor more thar
5000 20 vs. nah hy the Cauutg. G'
course this additional fifteen dpilara
Cor zach Inquest ig snail matter bpi
r. illustrates tie indifference and
with which the Boarf
of County Cammiasluncrs have beer
conducting the affairs Of tho tax pas
prH and the need Of BUDGET law
These are tust few Of the man
7ther Items in their last annual 70
n"~, ~ which attention could be-
He'd and possibly explains why Tho
Rrnubl.can Roatd ni County Cnmmis
sioners visited Annapolis end foueh'
a74 had their Senator KIN tho buGco'
h'r a'tor u had pasged the House -
"a'egutcp The St92Gnh 0N for mar
n1am rondg could not possibly hay,
hcon snent unless the pe'nle had ~
r"nvad of y and tho Melville road
could never have been built for who
for minute would ima~tnc the people
would approve nf building a road
about a mile and q half long to a mn
at the cost Of Si5.OOOO0. when 30.
many communities In the county are
suffering for the lack of good roads,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-14
Enthusiasm Growing Among
Women
In Carroll, AS Evidenced BY Re-
ports At The Meeting OF
The Democratic Club

Club Of Carroll County
Increased attendance
S third meeting opera Monday night when
assembled Mrs Frank y Fenhy
president called the meeting order and after the singing % the
star spnngled Banner Mrs G. ForInes offered prayer FOR
guidance reports committees Mas Helen Dit
delighted Reports from The
Presidents showed that deal has been done
many members added the club
main address the evening made t Mre Alexander
Harvey OF who audionc many points
workings Of Government She nade paa
support tcke, this t and Hign
y commended Governor H,chies reorganization plan
Ane refreshments ncryed che meet
ing adouyne Monday nEh the Opera House when
prominent speaker the club aud reeshmentF 5nry
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-14
TRANSFERS oF RIAL ESTATE.

John Royor 70 = Ed. Manln ana
wife. 2 acres. for. $3.50.
Anna y Miller and husband to
Charles = Pohier 81 a.. tract, for
$40
Albert ~ Hall et a. 10 Martha T..
Holman, 1893 square feet. for S27s.
Sarah f shower ct al 10 william
" Shower, as acre. FOR $3.50
William " shower and wife 10 VIII
liam y shower 1920 square feet. for
$40
Sarah G Feeser n Al. 10 John G.
Ferrr and wife Is scrrB. for 5000.
Robert Flnhr and wife to Robert
r. Shiplcy and wife, S. acres. for SO.
a Norris Becran and wife 20 How
ard q Callaghan and wife. 1880
square feet for 1870
Edward W Case et NJ 10 Vernon A,
CErest et al, lota, Tor $40
Aifred > Green and wife 10 ] r.
Ucnry snd wlfo. ! acre. for s..
Milton Mann and wife 90 Conrad Z.
Mann and wife. tract6. for SO.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-14

When Carroll County
had NO Republican County
Commissioner, its people
could boSst of being the
lowe taxed County in the
State, Since ii has ALL
Republican Commissioners
they find til e mselves
am ,ng the highest taxed.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-14

OF the best ever given IN Westminster.
The purpose of these entertain
ments Is 10 give clean, wholesome. at
tractlve, high grade entertainments
10 the citizens OF Westminster and de-
serves the support uf all who are in
terested In giving Westminster peO-
pie the opportunity to attend good
winter entertaipments at very
small cost
The next number viii be given No
yember 3rd. The Detrics ENTERTAIN,
ers will be the attraction.