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and that setsral thousand dollarsm
worth of property have been dredged
in violation of the law. ,
' As to the matter of moving yachts
anchored over oyster beds. George E
Verrill, in charge of the- United
States engineers' omce in this City,
declared that unquestionably yachts
have rights of anchorage in the Cave,
file statements of the'oi'sterinen or
anybody else to the contrary not
withstanding. Engineer Verrill said
that the waters in the Cave are navi-
gable and that the yachts have rights
inapcbor there. it is not likely that
Enamel
salmon!
Emwm affine-ell. mm
. dietitian. will dredge for]
shit owns the coming? seam;
and m savanna: m...
~ was; W in mi
Potomac. an ocean: Beach '
State Senator Jesse D Price, who;_
is mounting"... addressed
v the oyster-men of St. Michaels a week ..French and Emmi-W WY
830 Eridayil. in the. coprae_ Iof his rel“
marks he said: ‘ ‘
'fVVhile oil; oyster laws at present
are satisfactory, or at least they are
what the oystermen demanded the
prices of oysters are not satisfactory.
Commander Howard. of the oyster pol .
ice force, who knows more about tthx
oyster industry than any man in Mary-
land. to authority for the statement
that there are more oysters in the!
. PLAY.
Wk Wallet-bonito and Charles
H. thicevenlns will play the
1m gum tournament. in Gus
m on South this
street as.- m I!!! also bulletin
the direction idiom: from his ignition
tonlsht. ‘
3 .. “an,
sum? or HATE volt mound?
(Springfield Republican).
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(Ernst Lissaoer in Jugend, rendered
into anguish by Barbara Henderson);
t.‘
1A blow tor a blow. Manhunt 3
shot; ' .
we love them not we hate them not.
We hold the Wolchsel and Vosges~
, 8318.
We have but one and only hate,
We‘love as one, we hate; as one,
Vile have one Ice and one alone.
He: is known to you all, lie. is known
'to you’ all
the oyster men will calmly accept the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries He erouohas behind the link Buy.
detislon of Mr. Verrill An appeal
ought to be made to Washington, D.
c. ‘ . . .
ltisIEstated that some yachts were
turned~ adriit by oyster men when it
was found that the yachts were an-
E chored o‘er oyster grounds. This is
d'enl bi oy_stermen .6. Van Strides.
writing to the New Haven ‘ Register,"
say's‘ “IVV hen a steamer comes on the
beds to catch the oysters the owners
_EofI a boat should shorten his moorings
to pile the (obtain a chance to gel
within 150 feet of the boat. So far as
relating to his boat coming ashore
he can one it to his oun‘slack nay oi
iil()0l‘lllg_ a boat '
The Steamer F Mansfield Sons‘ 06.
lxus gone to Bridgeport to haul out.
lileavigrtopper sheathing is t0"'be
pin on and the boat has been-repaint-
1d and thoroughly overhauled for
I
uinler scriire in transporting oysters a campaign of education ‘to confine. Sat feasting the oncerswrxe and
from Nuriaganselt Bay to the shops
at Fair Haien. .
Oysteriuen ir’t'" East I Norwalli ,
reporting considerable trouble with
suir fish The stars are unusuallv
plentiful at this time, and efforts will
:bbs‘tnade to ‘rid 'thh’ oyster ibedfif‘ots'ihe
pestsix E, , ,4
New York. —-Tlie petition tileti with
the No orthport L. 1.. town clerk-”’3 ‘i’éw
days ago by the Raymcn‘s ‘s-‘Assod
tion of that illiage, sigiied. try 25 tpx
payers} réqueitlng‘ theta proposition
be misled bel’Cre the izptéri' at the
November election to the effect, hall
no more leases li gianted for oys-
ter cultiFrIe oli grognd in less than 15
feet so!» .xxwatenst low tide. has been
withdrawn. The matter brill he held
over until the" town election next
April. when a new petition will be
today than at any time within his res:
is not planting laws or laws to rea-
tq‘ct the taking of oysters but higher"
prices for their products~pflcea by
which their labor and industry mayx
be made more runabout!“
"Excluding a brief spell of freeing.
weather last winter. when Sou oyster
men could not w.ork the average price
of oysters in Maryland markets, 1 am
informed was about 28c a bushel
There were oysters of course: which
(oiiimanded higher priCes. There were
on the other hand oysters which
(unimauded lower figures .
' it will'E be my special duty, ii I am
elected to Congress. to devote my on-
orgies to one specific objectv-sto in
crease the whom 1 propose“
to interest the Pure Food Bureau and
other agencies of the Goyerum‘ent in
tho workiugman gird Mb” consumers
of the United States that the loyster
are is not a luxery, as most people now One seized “8 8h!“ “Wit-ONE
believe but a cheap nutritious miitle
of rod. How wupqnaypers at beet
steaksteak which is more ireduent'lyi‘
_tough and dried up than jui _v and
palatable know that there is a much
nourishment in 50 cent: worth i lye-‘1.
teis as in 70 cell at £1:
and such I‘ili itiiéifiifil‘fiub h
demonstrated bexound an don t
“Here is the real key, the p otical.
e , tli utlon lo
4‘11-" hill until?! has? ‘I
demand for oysters and you i
PCB!!!
bumTliey bad all but a singlavhate.
«traumas Ashrams alone-9-
albeit??? will soda-sums ism; ‘?
inure é theEEPi
flood,
Cut off by wives that are thicker
’I this blood
Come let so stand at the Judgment
place, .1":-
EAn oath to swear to, face to face.
xAn oath‘ of bronze no wind can shake
An oath iorI‘ burst»): and their sons
to take. '
Costs, hear .the word.
wbr'd‘
Throughout (in: Fatherland make it
ޢr . '2:
We will never rungs our il'ate,
We have all but a single hater. '
We love as one, we hate as one, E
leE‘e have one foe and alone- E
England! '
repeat} the,
jWALTEIRHEOUBE AND LIHDSEY TO .
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jEcolm‘m What the oyflflm need Full of envy, of rage. ofxraft of solid
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‘" H Pl: Iitliifi. dctmnctl at . ornoway. Scotland by British autxlr
.ilritititles; Kill: .hedn rele ed and has proceeded to’. Copenhag-
(A. cu. 'llic .ll ritish Embassy yesterdaymmified the. State Dc-
1w. Builtin
panic in Transcaucasia, to Reuter‘ s Telegram Comma}
says; ~ yx
{aucasiau army to cross the frontier
TurW’
gram Company from V’icnuscoming here by wa) of
Turkish, German and Austrian flags assembled in the
vicinity of’the Turkigh Embassy and cheered
addressed the crowd from a window. after which the
. cent was paid at Lloyd’s yesterday to insure against a
declaratimi of War by Italy on one of the great powers
that the underwn icrs regard the risk as considerable.
acuxrding to Waiter H Page; United States ambassador
to :(iirtal‘ Britain} and so asserts in Ea cabiegiam received
. and made public today I);
umhatcl; a boat load of
at Rotterdam under a neutral flag.'
""HV- is the l‘oédl'agént of the international Commission
of Relief. in which consignments are shipped."
. .. -I... . .. g i
in me captain's mess in the blinduet mm
hall, a
all,
Lik’e Io; labor brow? like Ithe twin of
a sail
(s
111111;”;me
Sharp-snapped like the stroke oi
‘ ‘rhddér'i phyfxxztgs WNW,
Spok‘ii' three' vibrato 3“ny nii‘olTo the
Dawn-W" in L1" mom .
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Whose industrial! lambs auto-I
Who was thus known?
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gala
.‘I‘..‘l "I $.11 aunt,
.‘i‘ake onn the folk Eot' \hc earth in pay.
sour prices We are informed 13111 the “i111 hm vi sold your ramparts 131.: .
wide cattle ranges of the West re be}-
hip transformed i‘uto IsmKli farm‘s, tbstE
the high prices of beef, muttoniand MEI
hams. bacon and mldling will: never
Bedeck the ocean .,wl_th how on bow,‘
Ye reckon well. but not well enough l"
now.
French and Russian. they matter not.Ix'
presented in a modified form. The be less Now is the opportune time a blow for a blow. a shot for a shot. i
no“ petition u ill ask that no further to 988.!“ this education for wider 6011- IV” “Slit the battle With bronze and
lease be grantedsln less than to test.-
iu place of is feet, at low tide.T!16
petition uiil also carry with it the'
request that as present leases in 10
feet of water expire no new "leasesem be
boy
.-- EGreene', counsel for the Munich has
been assured that no leases. undei
conditions above stated, will expire:
between the date of the fall and spliug
elections. ' ‘ . ~
Under the present warm spell of
October weather combined with the
said last neck. the famous Blfié Point
oysters are rapidli maturing to their .1
. usual sizg When oysters were liar-
. “:1 atf the opening of the season.
r ‘1 they were found in suffi-
oielitanantities but u ere not. so large
as in?) usually are at this time of the
ieari This. the bystermen said. was
caused bi a late spawning season,
due to cold weather in the last of
June andltllieI first of July
The cold weather of the present
ueeli is’leatly increased the de-
mandwfor Blue Point oysters. and
shippers are not sending out Igreatl)’
increased quantities. Quite a number
of packages are being shipped daily,
as large share going to the New York
market Captain JaCob Center-s re-
ports that business is growing better
each dwnd only this week he had
‘to add another boat to his oyster
drooping fleet. 'All- the- shipnet‘s at
West Say-ville are making preparafi
tions for a big Thanksgiving trade.x
which they can easiii take care of
, Planters: at. Great KiiElsI- ~and Prince
Bav. repori that oysters are unusually-
line at this time. They have pro '
a large size so that counts are'
it-
usually large while culls are larger
than they usually are.
:The” oysters are right as. to"- colts
_ while the flavor is unusually ilnef
is supplying large quantities of oys-
day.
tern to the Philadelphia market such
while hundreds of barrels elicit
week sire being sent to the New York
rm hirer stock is said
new Jersey—minute River Gore
suinption of oysters A bushel of oys-
ters will yield nearly a gallon oi
shucked oysters. Look at the differ
ences in the freight cost of 10 psi
.-1ons of oysters and tile aide Mm beel’x
Not only can a widder and better mar.
ket be created tor Glimpse“ oysters
in the shell and shiicked. thus in-
creasing your profits but also aEaroat-
or market can be cradled or, canned
oysters. And while this w amarket
is being created M cur oysters don't
let us forget to include our fish and
crabs . - x
“I Shall expect“ you oystcrmen tdx
cooperate with me in enlarging this I
market for our oysters, fish, and crabs.
You can do it by spreading throughout
this land of oysters the facts 1 have
.here set torus-that oysters are “cheap
or and more nutritious than steaks
and other meats!
. More than 55 000 acres of oyster
bottoms heretofore regarded as an":
ject to lease 'were withdrawn by the
Shellfish Commission from the less-
able territory. at their meeting ins;
Baltimore on Oct 24, and reserved for
the natural bar oystermen. under the
provisions of the Shepherd bill, pass.
ed at the last session of the legisla-
ture. : ..
The. withdrawal IoIt this territory
was made as the rosuit of a realism-
ination conducted by Commissioners
Green and Swanson Elvis. engineer of
the commission, and which lasted
from-June 10 until ..0ct 23 it was
found that the territory which: when
it was surveyed in the period from
l
1909 to 1910 was classed as barrsdbot'. .
‘ items. had caught up m is“ '
dosing oysters in, sufficient quantities
to enable the oystermen to earn a-
. I’s'i t frwhsrved
A number of boats are being open living on it, and it here 0 e a
sled in the Kills and hay such "do ‘
for them Commissioner Enlitbie has
pointed out that this did not; indicate
. that the survey as orgtnaliy loads had :
ilsbe‘en erroneous,- but thl't in the time
goings the survey had been inside the
“lands had become productive. and this
was due to Ellie attempt to apply iixed
“rules to a'x. variabieiaituatio ‘.
Union who Follow the plow
sleek,
And the time that is coming Peace
will seal.
EYou will hole with a lasting hate,
We will never forego our hate.
Held by Water and hate by land.
u‘ . .
Rate of «be head and hate of the
liu d,
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Hate of he hammer and hate of the .
crown.
Hate of seventy millions. choking .
down,
IIWe love as one we hate as one,
We have one foe “and one alone-—
England!
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THlu FRIENDS OF THE Put“!
The plan of the Saint WIN”, bank-
or to Assist the cotton Whalers of the
‘ioutlr is 21 further lndlcjtllmx or the
hindran- “low interest "width. 5- being
Manifested {in the problems of the
guild 0F. $150900. 00!} E
too at not to exceed six sobnts per
ion a liquid asset; stabilizing its price
and bringing about normal conditions
again .
it has been said that it takes great
llne at. indusi'xrynll "
burdens. strong men are strong on-
and the spirit xtrlendllnessx on the
the agricultural interests or the no-
nos. , x, ,
aim Ain't) in Tutsi 111nm)
bar
a solemn sum of
est held in automobiles 1.
this State is Echo of th‘s' Emnstlex-
”bursting experiences that is availa-
would Charmin tourist and convince
an...
1y as they xco-o twp-int other med.
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part of the business man lowlands the.
farmer uu‘éuiI-‘s' Well for the future of ., ‘
one'y. xto bayou“. I
bio on this continent and one that .
-"<‘ it saith w
the Sublime Portet will not fail to seek an opportune so-
,_ emmrnt has decided to forbid the Turkish fleet entering
‘ “V.
pound for xthe purptise of making out- “ *
i ‘ ‘1»3’3‘, El ‘I . s; < r' .
as” 11 4.0313(4)}. slimy I 2331: I'lltfinA Router» (handball , ,,
30:56” Bktmfl‘ myS: .I I IVA. V J '"II-I‘s. 331'. d‘ 4 I)”:
I Turkish Grantlx " '
tel am from-xi .
mg: at the rii‘fitill’bEuiEIflli good relax ".
:‘lTr‘iiis cxrsting'bfifiiieu 1‘
Sian Minister. of- ital-lg“ .A-i'xiairs. denied that the. RAis— .,
sian fleet was 'the first to fire and said he _fcared it was
the same spirit of conciliation.’
I . nied that the Russian fleet had been the first to undertake
I view of pioviding satisfaction for tlime .ivbo had. suffer-I
' coast.
calamities toE develop our fiiendsx and .‘ .» 2
the present: crisis is proof positive
“that; the Ema-mer- has intends in every _
”re willing to:-
share his dortnn'os“ ands; lighten his
ing in the existing situation the Russian ForeagnJhn’is- ""
‘ _rionl but no British casualties
Iilow
I «told Peicival Warleigli, found the place oceupied by. sol?
dicta and armed natives. lone oi the million had the ap- . ,
pearancc of a German officer ' I t I
:f)‘}6‘g‘tlil“ that‘ this? 11 d E.beeii done after, the Danish Goy-
“phallic
I indies east of Suer; E ‘; -- x~ .
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ON, Nov. 3 xxessis a —A' dispatch from T
ital of the {torsion goyeriimcm oi the some
“It is announced thatthe Emperor has ordered tlieI
and attack the
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LONUON Nov. Egg—A dispatch to the Router iele—
Afnsterdum, says that demonstrations of sympathi for
lurkey occurred at Vienna today. Thousands bearing
The Ehc‘retary of the embassy. speaking, in German,
manifestants again cheered calling for the. liberation of
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fiéNDON NOV. 3.—-—-A premium oi 1'ulbitv guineas per
before the end of Nocvember. This high rate indicates
,__.._..
NEW YORx’K, Nat. 3.—l‘l1rce million “omen and
.LhildE’rIou in 'Belgium are now sufiering actual hunger,
Norman Hapgodo. of the Com-
initi'ct‘ I‘-r.if Mercy. I
‘I? he!” Wit are in at position to bui and ship ~im- " 1
£001! to the American Consul
reads the cablegraui.
iNl’lrd committees lit-ply had not been sent up to yes-
hiiillay 110011. \mhas dor Page cabled tliatE $5.000-000
.wtpil). of foodstuffs a mouth was needed
u isiiiv‘rm twill 3-—i‘he Standard Oil steamer
\o I.
4.. '3
1; lie given aadnrsnccs that: her cargo of illumiuaty L"
ill 01! won ’ifliql be re-cxported into Germany
who
" In reply to 3 did
~ they had Russian owing". tartan
attackx- by the Russian flee , Sci-gins Stimuli? the aut-
too late to (drier into pourparlcrs of any kind with 'ltir-x
keyf. ‘l.. . 1.1“,“ 'E; .
The telegram from the Grand Vizier was read to For-
sign Vluustesbazouofi‘ by the .‘Turkish Charge d Adaires.
”Cb’ui‘ey to ISazohofl‘ our deep regret at the rupture
of the good .rciations' between the two powers which has
been caused by the hostile acts of tlic_ Russian Tract.-
You Eran ausurc Ellie imperial Russian Government that
lotion to this question and will take all measures to pre-
vent a repetition of such incidents. . . -
,
“Y on can declare to Samuel? that the Ottoman Gov-
the Black Sea. We hope in turn that the Russian fleet
will not cruise near our littoral. E ' - ’I
:‘ai‘n the. interests of both countries I firmly hope that
the imperial Russian (Boyernmcnt will show in this affair
Foreign Minister Sazonoff. in his reply, formally‘ dc- I
hostilities and he expresised the belief that it was now too
late to enter into pourparlcrs of any kind. Sazonoff
added that only if Turkey had immediately expelled all I
the German naval and military officers in Turkey would
it how been possible to enter into negotiations with a ”
1i
ed by the treacerous acts of aggression on: the Russian
As the declaration of theTurkish Charge altered "uotli- I:‘ ‘
tEer informed him that he would receive 111$ passports cu .
Moudav .
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LOl\DON Nov. 3.12 53 PIlEm
in .--The fortified town
ot Akhbah. in Arabia: on an arm of the Red Séa. has "I' %.I
been shelled and occupied by the BritiSli ‘Cl‘lliSGi‘ Mincrva.'E
,. There ivas some i xss to the Etro'ops holding the P951" "I
. ‘V: ~.
Akabah is at the head of the Gulf of Akabah 15?
The Admiralty announced tins occurrence as] fol-E-
I Ix “Upon arriving in Akabah,tl1e cruiser Minerva. Clip-"
_‘Tlic Minerva when all lied the. port and the troops. E
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thabutol‘ovo’
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