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East New Market Items

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Linthicum.
Of Beckwith. were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W J. Seward on Monday.
Mrs. John Tieder and little daugh-
ter, Hazel. spent the first part of the
week in Harrington, Del.
Mrs. Georgia Reed has her dis
play Of spring millinery on hand and
her window Is very attractive
Mr.. W. T. Gootee has moved his
feed store into Mr.. Thomas Collins
meat store.
Mr.. Harry E. Oliver expects to
have his store open by Saturday, he
will carry general merchandise line
and be located in the Holland build
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Webster, Miss
Elizabeth Webster and Master Chas.
Webster returned Saturday after
spending several days in Baltimore.
Mrs. Sterling Shipley and Miss Fan
ny Vincent spent the early part OF
the week in Cambridge.
Rev. and Mrs. G. r. Brooks, of
Cumberland, have arrived and are
stopping with Mr.. nd Mrs. F. Z.
LOOMS for few days.
Mrs. Will Trego, of Baltimore.
Mrs. McBlock, of New York, and Mrs
Nettie Dunn. Of Cambridge, were
guests of Mr.. nd Mrs. w. J. Seward
this week.
Mr.. H. E. Oliver has returned
from Baltimore where he spent sew
eral days.
At the Red Cross meeting last Fri
day night, Mrs. D. NJ. Fisher, Of
! Washington, gave a very impressive
address On The Importance of the
Work OF the Red Cross Since the
War" Miss SALESMAN, the County
Nurse in a few words told of her
work and asked for cooperation OF
the parents and teachers. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Chair
man. Mrs. Chas. Wheatley; assistant
chairman. Mrs. J. 3. Wright; secre-
/ tary, Miss Mary Willard; treasurer,
Miss Maud Isenberg.
. Buy your tickets now for the Cha
utaupua, which begins Thursday,
February oath. Tuck away troubles
/ and work and come spend three hap
! by days with US.
Rev. G. r. Brooks preached his
, first sermon last Sunday in the Bap-
I fist Church as the regular pastor OF
the charge, all who heard him ex-
: press themselves as pleased.
: Remember the supper on Washing
/ tons Birthday. this Tuesday, in the
! 'ange Hall under the auspices OF
the Ladies Aid OF the NJ. E. Church
! chicken Said, biscuit, ice cream, cake
and other goodies will be on sale.
: A cabinet and general business
meeting of the Epworth League OF
the NJ. E. Church was held Wednes-
day evening at the home Of Miss Lou
Use Webster. 1t was decided to hold
a bake very soon. Reports were Civ
en- by the department workers, and
! after other business was discussed a
social hour was spent, there was mu-
/ sic, vocal and instrumental games.
an digit refreshments were served.
! Those present were: Rev and Mrs. O..
B. Rice. Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Thigh
man, Mrs. Sue Creighton, Mrs. Hope
Graffius. Misses Nellie Wheatley, My
ra Deane, Ruth Blake, Mary Gootee,
Mildred Higgins, Rebecca Wiley,
! Mary Wrightson Camper and Frank
! Ign Gambriel, Jefferson Creighton
and Charles Webster
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LlFE3OAT F0R AMBULANCE
Saves Stewards Life lin Stormy Sea
fter Hard Struggle.

Saves Stewards Life lin Stormy Sea
tter Hard Struggle.
New York. Feb. l9.-USe of life
boat as an ambulance in storm-swept
sea saved the life Of Luigi Compodonco,
steward of the Mariana O., en- Italian
freighter. after COmnondoncO had sac
rifced lis right arm TO prevent the
helmsmun from being swept overheard
He was removed from the liner Re
DTtalia to the hospital at Ellis F59aisdd.
A radio message on February
carried word to the Re D'ltalia that
the only hope Of saving the life Of the
steward Of the Mariana 0. lay in sur
giCal treatment and that the freighter
had no physician aboard.
Captain VitrOrio Olivari, of the Re
DItalia, raced his ship toward the
freighter, and sent Or. Luigi Riggleor,
the liners doctor, md an assistant to
the Mariana o. In 4 small boat. AS
there we're no hospital facilities on the
freighter, the physicians returned to
the liner with COmpodoncO in the life
boat, after battling with the waves at
the peril Of their lives. Aboard the
Re DTtalia. Completeness arm was
amputated at the elbow. He Is now
on the way to recovery.
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j)IL TYPEssSURVEY 4:=
SOON TO Be COMPLETE

College Park, Nd, February Is
Iaryland will soon have complete
llaIogue OF all the various SOIL type.
.ithin its boundaries, according t.
II. A. G. Mccall, head Of the soil
apartment of the University O.
Iaryland Experiment Station, who
.nnounced today that the field Worl
,,hlch has been in progress in tn
onnection for d number OF years VII
De concluded this season.
The survey is being made in co
)peration with the United States Bu
eau of Soils and the State Biology
al Survey and was undertaken fol
he purpose of securing necessary ant
.aluable information regarding tht
characters and types of soil IN tins
iari0us sections Of the State. Mary
and was one OF the first States to
Undertake the work and according TO
he prediction of DR.. Mccall will be
he first to complete a survey OF its
.ntire era.
The completion of the wcrk Will
make available to the specialists al
he University of Maryland Expert
nenl Station and the county agents
/ COMPREHENSIVE INV S41lOlS vi INV S'A-
yesources of the various counties and
will serve as reliable guide in for
nulatlng a permanent policy for the
mnroyemens Of the States agricui-
turs,
me information obtained Will be
supplemented by data secured from
ime to time by the hundreds OF tests
which are being made for individual
farmers who send soil samples to the
Experiment station laboratories to De
lnalyzed for lime requirements. Las
year the soil department tested more
han 500 samples from Maryland
farmers and a lime campaign to DC
naugurated early this spring Will
greatly increase the extent Of this IN
tormation. It is the ultimate ann OF
he department in its lime campaign
G secure a soil sample from every
individual farmer IN the State. The
orrelatIon of the information thus
obtained with the SOIL survey data
Will enable the county agents to deai
more intelligently with the soil fer
.ility problems in their respective
counties.
The results of the tests or SOIL sent
in for lime analysis are made known
to the respective county agents WhC
in turn advise the farmers regarding
the proper treatment.
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linthicum Introduces Bill
To Project Migratory FiisI

Representative LinthiCum introdu
ced in the House OF Representatives
recently a Bill oprotect Mlgrator.
Fish and to place the time and TAX
ing thereof under the direction ant
control of the Department Of Com
merce. The bill is along the line o,
that protecting Migratory Bird life
which has produced such wonderful
results, and has brought back a grea
supply of the wild life OF the coun
try.
It is a we'll known fact that tn
fishing industry is rapidly being dc
pleted. The grabbing interests
Maryland has lessened SO per cen,
in the last five years, because OF tn
taking OF the female crab during n.
bernation in the waters of Virginia
thereby destroying the mother Graz
which produces the great mass o
crab life which we have so much en-
ioyed. 1t is a peculiar, but we'll
known fact, that the female crab re
sorts to the waters around the capes
during the winter season where she
hibernates until it is time to move
North in the spring; the DIale crap
on the contrary, remains in the wat
ers OF Maryland.
The fishermen have for some years
been catching the female crab b!
dredging during these winter months
which has resulted in the great de
crease of the grabbing industry. The
shad industry OF the bay has so les
sened that several of the hatcherieS
have been closed. This is caused
largely by reason Of the catching o.
shad during spawning season neal
the mouth of the bay, thus prevent
ing the shad from reaching the fresh
water for spawning.
In a number Of the rivers CT th'
country, fish life has been SO lessen
ed and the catch has become Sc
small, that prices for fish, which
were low when fish was abundant,
have reached such abnormal heights
1t is no longer considered a cneap
food. The great demand fer tlsh on
Fridays of the week, and during Len
ten season has made it very neces-
cary food product, and yet man mas
hy his wasteful methods and his dls
regard of conservation, allowed TINS
great industry, which meant so much
to the fishermen as well as the con
sumner, 10 be so destroyed that 1t nc
longer furnishes employment TO the
great number Of people as formerly
The bill of Representative Llnthl-
cum. will place under the control o.
the Department of Commerce all o.
those kinds of fish which travel from
one State to another. so that no STATE
can be SO destructive TO the industry
as to effect the other States. Mary
land can never hope to enjoy its Tor
mer seafood prosperity so long as
Virginia is allowed to destroy the IN
dustry, nor can Virginia expect to en-
Joy this great industry If Maryland
is allowed to destroy the fish during
propagating season. 1t is a matte!
which depends upon national legisla-
ton, and no great success can come
of it without this. When we realize
that it took Maryland and Virginia
100 years to settle the Potomac river
question after all the oysters had
been practically destroyed, we can
well imagine what will become OF
the fish industry if some legislation
of this nature is not enacted.
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SENATE REFUSES
BIG ROADS FUND
Votes Down Appropriation Of
S1OO,OOO,0OO.

Washington, Feb. 19.-Eforts TO at.
tach as rider to the postoftice bill an
appropriation Of S10OOO0.OOO for road
construction failed N the senate
4 motion to insert The appropriation
was lost Oh q vote II II TO So. or min
less than the required two-thirds ma.
jority.
Rejection of the ider was regarded
as foreshadoWing defeat for the roaO
appropriation at this session The
house bill, carrying the appropriation
Is before the senate p1stoftice commit.
tee, AMI Senator Townsend, Republi.
can, Michigan. the chairman, does Hoi
plan its consideration at this session
Senator Townsend led he fight or
theridev, while the bulk Of opposition
votes savored OF pork barrel" requests
Democrats generally supported ths
rider, While the bulk Of opposition
votes was from the Republican side.
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GOOD HEALTH HINTS
Oklahoma Farmer Gives Sound Ad'
vice on Avoiding Sickness
Used Black -Draugbt
30 Years.

Cameron, Okla.-"I have used
Thedford's Black-Draught for about
thirty years, and certainly ought tc
know by this time what a good medi.
cine 1t is" says Mr.. T. L. Bostier, a
well-known farmer of this place. Mr.
Bostier has passed his three-score-and.
tenth year, but declares his keaIth
still is good, "and can say Black.
Draught did its part"
where there is a lot Of malaria, q
liver medicine Is necessity, and ]
have never found one better than
Black Draught," continues the Okla
homan. cit is one that | know to be
seliable. I sure use it for the liver,
stomach. constipation. indigestion, and
&C has done me a world Of good. We
use 1t for the family, and it gives
satisfaction.
Most trouble, or sickness, comes
from the liver. and If taken in time
can be avoided. That is why I use
Black Draught as l do. am much
pleased with results obtained
Thedford's Black-Draught is purely
vegetable. It acts on the bowels, gent
" stimulating the liver, and helps in
crease the normal flow of bile into the
intestines. 1t assists in the digestion
OF food, and relieves constipation in 6
prompt and natural way.
Ask your druggist for a package to
aAy. Insist on Thedford's. NC-13>
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,rD~E f.TGANa9N ACQUITTED
Jury rIsh Three Women Members

Jury WIEN Three Women Members
F.ace Veraict 10 q Hours.
Clerniand. Feb. l9.-IudGe Willial
II NcG tnnon was acquitted of SCI
ond d.-.ea murder charge in conne'
ton with the death Of Harold C.. kag
by a Jury of three women and min
mcn.
The jury was out twenty hour
ard took efghi ballots, tie first NV
standing eight to four fer acpuittal
tn sixth nine to three for acQuittal
the seventh eleven o one for acquittal
agrreing 90 n verdict of acQuittal OF
til eighth ballot.
This WAS the second trial of Judge
NcGan.lon for the .neged Staying O
Eagv On the morning of May 8 last
Tho jury in the first trial was unable
to agree on a verdict after forty-eigh
hours deltheration. There were NJ
women on the jury in the first trial.
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FOIL PLOT TO STORM JAIL
AlIeCep Plan Was 10 Release wash
inaton Men Held as Rootiecrers.

A!IeCeu Plan Was 10 Release wash
ington Men Held as Rootieggers.
Washington, Feb. "a plot Try arm
ed men tC storm the Jail N El.;ton
Md, 10 release several Washington
men, alleged to be road agents an(
bootleggers, was frustrated 10y Cif'orC
L. Grant, chief of detectives here.
All the men held are from this city
EXCEPT one Thy ere accused of hold.
ing Up James r. E0oItttle, II the Hotel
Lorraine. philadelphia, and robbins
his automobile Of thirty-siN cases o.
whisky ara 5000 IN cash taken fror
his rocket.
The i;ul Is now guarded by 4 score
Of armed deputy sheriffs. and derec
tiveS. 1t is believed The men involved
in the lot feared one Of their confed-
crates ana ''pcached' on them. ant
have DELAYED the attack. They are
said 10 have left Washington late al
night in y highpowered automobile
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TWO YOUNG GIRLS
TRADED LIVES
Snapped RAMS, Swee heart;
and Jobs, Says OneY

Denvc", Col, reh. IA struno
,.,le of iu9e that Involves the ''tr&d.M
of lives bT two yodng Girls. and TIA
unrest Of Lawrence Kelly iii Il char
Of passing worthless checks to Secur
funds 10 support his sweetheart, Wa
revealed In the confession of "AIiidrot
Gardner" after she had been convert
Cd IN he Mission of The City Chaplai'
Jim" Hoodheart.
Kelly and "Alildred Gardner wcr
married by G0odhClrt in the city i;ii
here MunGay and Kelly vas rrloa$'o
only to be rearrested by Banlder ot'ir
ers on similar charges. He is now Il
iail in Boulder.
In her confession he four~day bride
who is only L, says she is not IliIdr,j
Gardner, whom Kelly believed lie w.
marrying, but her double" Doll,
whom the real Miss Gardner "IradcG
lives" last November.
According to the confession Of Doll
Green. the real Mildred Gardner, is
row In San Francisco employed by .
theatre magazine. Miss Green swears
her love for Kelly and declares that
Miss Gardner docs not love him.
My name Is Dolly Green" she con
Iessed. "My home 8 in Akron. Ohio. |
met Mildred Gardner IN Dallas. Texas
and we looked so much alike we decid-
ed 70 change names, sweathearts. jobs
I'm fact, lives. We were tired of the
lives we were leading.
"Mildfad wrote out her life story
for me anc I wrote mine for her, also
all about her folks. My people are
dead but she told me about hers and
how to act"
: Mr.. Goodheart declares the girl
seems 20 be absolutely sincere in her
confession, hut says the marriage IS
illegal. If Kelly accepts his new bride
they must be remarked, he says
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CGRUSO WINS
F.3.ITWITH Death
Faa.ovs Tenor ij3H ca Way
Lack 10 H5aIt'1.
HE5i;! 0PE.A!....a. LEs'.!..0
His Secretary Expresses Confidence
Singer IS Now Coava!esoant, AID
Family Breathing Easier"

New York. Tea. 'y.-Enr1yo .raruzo
Was believed to have ". h:> fl-.it
against threatened ,,ys,th unt Ia he on
Tie way "s1 10 lle1lE!t.
The great teror:, ~eyretur!. Bruno
Ziral", lit leaving the eickro9ln for
The first tine III three days expressed
cuntidra..r that Caru>o hal become a
oohyale-yent and said his entire family
vas breathing easy
Caruzvs condition Is distinctly it'd
proysI Eaid an 0tfiy;al bulletin issued
from h.> bedside. Tie bulletin. sign
ri ny he i've physicians Whn have
been attending the tenor since he was
stricken with q heart attack following
pivunsr. ctnJinued: "Rumors Of opera
lions done or to be done are based on
fals2 Information"
Ee1frsnCe 10 the operations was
caused ~ & report hat Carnso had
asked has wife how long il had been
since tj,c operation. He referred to
the second operation performed several
week, go, but Mrs. c irus0 was incor-
reltl| quoted as saying six days"
The singers son. Enrico, .Tr, and
his daughter, Gloria, were admitted
to lis room. Gloria Is fourteen months
OH and q tender scene was enacted
when The artist wished his little Gau@h-
Ter many happy returns" The child
was attracted by tte PINK h.;ngingS
IN the room, and her eyes repeatedly
turned 10 them as she NsDed pretty
nrefty Her father was delighted with
this VOID. which has just been addc9
% her VOC; bulary.
All reports from Ire sickbed of the
"a.n0uS tenor We're rtassurIng. Inquir-
"rs were told that Caruso was much
stronger and HAT ne appeared to be
hotter than at any lime since he Suf-
'orcG he relanse. His Physicians said,
TC5voye2, flat he has lost Forty or fifty
'ruEGS in weight
In a rather lengthy chat with Mrs.
CaruSn. the tenor asked npr To relate
'nany circumstances Of the last two
'ay- Il Which his memory appeared
'mnPwhl5 hay. He wanted her to tell
',inl frankly whag the physicians
.hon.ht Of his condition. and he smiled
rs She assured him they were no long
OF alarmed.
D"H'vn BENJAMIN. Mrs. Caruso's
hr"' h..r. told newsp90ermen that at Is
nuiro arnarent that 3Ir Caruso Is Won
doYfully iHtpT0ved.'
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DaiE - I'll. | recommend your medi-
cine 70 everyone and you may publish
my testimonial, hoping that the Vege-
tahl- Compound does some other girl
The good It has done me. Mrs. GEORGE
Trslap-T, 9i5 Third Street, Mounds
vii. n. W.
Low many young girls suffer as Mrs.
Topar6on did and do not know where to
turn t.r advice or help. They often are
ot.inai - earn their living by toiling
dav III ana day out no matter how hard
tie pan they have to bear. Every girl
who suffers in this way should try Lydia
+. PlEhlm's Vegetable Compound and
ii she does not get prompt relief write
to the lydia Z. Pinknam Medicine Co.,
Lynn, Massachusetts,, about her health.
Such letters are held in strict conf
deQce.
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SETS ASIDE ANCIENT WILL
Court Permits sac of 27 Acres OF
Restricted Land

Harrisburg, Feb. l9.-The will of
the late George Frey, founder OF tie
Emaus Orphan Home at Middletown'
which has been in effect 100 years.
was sci aside by Judge Wickersham
In tine Dauphin county court.
The will specified none of Frey's
vast estate, which. Includes much
properly in and around Mtddletown
should ever be sold. The court heiA
the ed:ct Of the dead could not stand
IN law and gave trustees OF the est1l'
permission to sell the two acres
which comprise the Middletown fair
grounds.
Frey is reported to have said be
fore his death in 1906 that he would
return in 100 years. He vas due in
1906. hui ,iii not appear.
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tive Stock Quotations.

CHICAGO.-CATTLE-Bepf Sterr-
.trong. srotS hipher; bulk, ST.101G
he, stock steady; hn4lk. butcher COW
rutters ,lostIy, s2.7503.75; bulls
St0ckers and feeus"~ strong t. -
+ CHER: bulk. hullN. SLT56J.U
HOGS Steady "a 1JC higher Tny
%I015; bulk Of 900 pounds and dOwi
90 0o6 l010 bulk. 800 pounds and NJ
90; pigs steady to l3C highe'
SHEEP HHhs &c to soc lowe!
;,iwlrrs top early, $50; city h1t"t,
Iep. $50: bAIk, SI.lO4 S.9Q.
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NTH Only Erevca Days CT S@aaioa
Left, Congress Wo"~= =. C.eaa Up
Stat.


W...lj.., "a. ,-,:. J.. 81. 5,.. r.:s.-;tgt
,,,.si, i..;,.. a., ,l,-.. ...,.s,,.i ,,o...,,,r,-
ari,n b...- ;.--r.-.,t .... ,..:-s ,i.:,l so
m. .,.lt.n ,IrTa,!y~t ..1l,.l - :E,.If., "a
work vhc,. in The mood
with ..;;y ,lcvea s.pr!:a. DAYS &C.
maii.in. of the present -s~~.ui.. a!,:.~o-
oria.i,,1 Bills Nlr. given a ;I.uE lid
in n. effort ~ pass RI Il ;l!c REGULAR
z,nrly measures b. Maryh /. r. -
oue.tal h., Prgside4.-uls.t lIlrdi.4-.
Tie three bills passed wee The ;.est-
oiiir.. .hud-pt. CARVING S11I.u,Rl." ,1 :
file. ai,uIHl Girl.iuuiy and cui5~fi, IA
hill r.r1ijnL SiV. 10000 n L Hu.u.-
nriari,ls, and tile ~-.5.u1na&,t e'.",!,
enrE measure. Sent.c alucrulu .u.> ia.
cre%sa4 lie three bills about ,,l4J.y..n,-
900 ov.r.. totals voted by the horse
which will necessirat7 adfus.gn- nt> ii
conference.
C,-npsruri0u between -ru.i, ..iG
house in disOosing u rne .,;.Topria-
tion:.bilis was The subject = " confer.
c0ce He-Yrtn -seniia Republican lead.
prs ana REPRESENTATIVE Aisn3,.n. Re.
puhIiuau floor leader of tho house. ana
Chairman Good Of he house aGrro
rriationS committee. The houS. repre-
senratives agreed 20 aid in eNIa.Ufrjn2
conference action
Ali EXCEPT one ii lie approximation
bills had naSSra the house. bur The
senate ,,r.ll has to nas, six--lhr army
uayy, agriculture. rivers ana horbor.;
Notifications, and General deficiency
measures, Only Iwy 81 tie regular
supply bills. the annual ,.ersicn rol
and the nisrricr II Columbia budget
have been completa.l by b9t.. bodies q
congress and sent T., President NVil>ra
some Rnpuhl;can leaders :. III r<rre.,.
homes of practiua al of me 3pprnpii
afiou measures before adjournment
hIIt othnrs have ahInGonat hone a
nasstnc The navy bu2rcr and. n.<>fll;
the army hill. Ha7rfncS On rhq nay,
hill were heaun nv the senate nava
committee and +hn -rrv bill will h,
,.o,,o,,eo1 o1,+ Of c,,n,,,,itrn, n,,l,- my
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FIND W0MAN's BODY IN BARN
Husband Under Arrest Hurried From
Newcastle to PITTSBURGH.


Newcastle. Pa. Feb. 19.--The body
of Mrs Sadie White, who has been
missing from her home here since De
cenbnr g last, was found buried IN
der the hay In an old barn IN which
her husband formerly kent his horses
Alfred White the husband. who had
been held on n charge of bigamy, was
rushed to Pittsburgh soon after the
body was found. Authorities feared
for his safety, as a crowd had collected
in the vicinity Of the Jail.
The coroner's physician said Mrs
Whites death was caused ny Flows un-
on the hnaG. He added that the body
bore other marks and that finger prints
were on tn Pthroat. The coroner said
that a charge of Killing the woman
would be lodged against White,
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POSTCARD TEN YEARS LATE
Mailed in 1911, Just Reaches Destina
nation "a Miles AWAY

Penn<hurg, Pa, Feo. ia post card
was received at the Easr Greenviile
D0stotIice Thursday. addressed to Fred
O. Young, and the Fostmark showed
that it haG been mailed at Schwenk.
vile, Ao"il 10. 1911
Young was in the grocery business
here AT MAT time. but retired six years
ago ana removed to PerkdSiP.
The distance from Schwenkville tC
East GfoenvillP IS 'ourteep miles. and
il required nearly ten years for this
niece If mail TO reach its destination
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TYnhus Alarms N. Y. State

Albany, Feb. 19-R0uSed by the dis
oyery of three cases Of typhuS fever
IN n family OF italian Immigrants IN
Cortland. t'Frty-siv miles south Of Sy-
'acuse. admitted January : through
'he pot # New York. stare health de
0artment officials demanded of federal
md New York city ulaguo nuarantin"
ftcialS what measures are contemplate
cd To protect the }eople of the state
Ngainst tyrhuS fever
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Find Mammoth's Bones

BiSbae, Arlz, Feb. l9.-D!scoyery OF
the skeleton Of maStodon neal
Charleston, thirty-fve miles west OF
this city, was reported by members ot
q surveying party. The discovery is
the second of its kind made within th5
h>t Two weeks. the first mastodor
skeleton having been found about ter
miles from Charleston.
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Girl Gets So 600 For Leg.

PHILADELPHIA, Fen. 19.-AIsS Jessie
Chalmers Il dreSSmal,er. 2015 Cherry
street. was awarded $4,000 damage;
AGAINST lie American Motor Club fol
the loss Of her left leg. a Jury IT
Judge Barrutt's court returned the yer.
diet. June 6. 1919, q member of the
motor club had trouble with his ma
chine ut Hroad and FiIhert streets. =
truck same to tow his car TO the clubs
repair shop At Broad and Filbert the
truck stopped suddenly and the dam.
aged machine ram In the sidewalk
striking Miss Chalmers.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-19

Sreuhenville, O.. Feb. GA lone
bandit walked into The Miners and
Mechanics Bank 1T Smitufield near
here. aul forcing Assistant Cashier Al
harG Ross ana Ronald Smith, Il cler'-
into the vault, es"anCd IN waitin
autOmoh,Io with 10000 in cash.