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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-16
SOCIE ~}

Henry McAlpin. Mrs. Edward Karow
and Mrs. Max Wolff.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-16
wAYCRoss SOCIAL EVENTS.

Wayeross, Dec. Is. - Invitations
have been issued announcing the ap-
preaching marriage OF Mr.. Frederick
Henry Bremen OF High Springs. Fla,
to Miss Thomas Jessie Bowling of
Live Oak, Fla. The wedding will oc-
cur at the home OF the brides parents,
in Live Oak, on Dec. II. Mr.. Bremen
is son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bre-
mer, who reside on Francis street, in
this city He was formerly a resident
of Waycross.
The bazaar which Will be given by
the ladies of the Presbyterian Church
Will open in the armory OF the Way
cross Rifles Tuesday evening, and will
continue through Wednesday. The la
dies have made many preparations FOR
the entertainment of their guests at
the bazaar.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-16
cnRIsTMAs SALE AT EXCHANGE.

CHRISTMAS SALE At EXCHANGE.
The first of the special sales OF the
"oman's Exchange win be held to-
lay at the Exchange. 207 Bull street.
-'ming thus opportunity al the Christ
mas season, Il r. hoped that Christ
mas shoppers VIII take advantage Of
NE chance 10 examine the pretty
nlnss that viii be- exhibited each day.
Each day there viii b. committee
ladies az attend ~ the vents ~
'I' hasers end 90 assist in fhe sale pf
goods To-day fbe EHecuiiYe COM
zee VIII b. in charge. 81 10 conc
800 n Mrs.. George D. Mills, Mrs. p,
: Asfahamf, NTs. John ~. EEan, MIS-
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Clarence S. Connerat. and Mr.. Dan
Hull.
LAcHLAN MCINTOSH MEETING
The Lachlan Mcintosh Chapter, D.
a. R., held meeting yesterday aft
ernoon. Mrs. John M. Bryan, the re-
gent, presided. Resolutions of thanks
were passed to Judge Barrow for his
address at the unveiling of the mem
OTial at Jasper Springs; to Mr.. Wit
cover, the architect of the memorial,
who gave much of his time to the
Work, and to Mr.. Charles F. Graham,
slr. j. B. Chestnut and Mr. John M.
Bryan, for their generous donation to-
wards the cause.
The chapter decided to give an en-
lertainment during the Christmas hol-
nays. 1t will be in the form of a sub
scription euchre party, something that
i quite novel here, but has been tried
most successfully at the North. 1t
WY be given in the banquet
nall of the De Soto Tuesday
morning, Dec 30. Handsome prizes
VIII be given, and the tables
VIII be so arranged that members OF
ne younger set, the young folks nome
lor the holidays, and the older set,
may be seated together and the prizes
properly awarded The AFFAIR VIII De
made very pleasant one.
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-16

Clarence S. Connerat, and Mr.. Dan
Hull.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-13
Iraht,na ffir,t hun eintr GrIife

Gli3dbet6, RS, Il. DUG
Sin Trott3ug Der Song 8ran6z9t=
riTion Der Central : 8a6n bon Nepz
SerfeD itiir3te beute bon elmer o~ffenitez
6enoen 9re96riide bera6 in ben Gli=
3a6et6 : &tOer. 3pDlf NaggOn5 iinh
uuf Der 2ofOmotioe aufget6irmt mel
DE auf Dem 8p0en be5 6IuFes Iie9t.
Die 2ei&e zines W}tt9lieOs Der 3ugbe=
bianung 1T auFgefunosn, uno Elm an
oerer Wfunn ntrO bermiBt.
(Gpdter.) - 3pet Mdnner famen
bur8 ben unfaQ um'8 Qe6en, Mani
ri4 Der 8renfer 9atrif MQn8FislO
aus 9lainFielo urb Der 6ei3er @ebz
tier aus 8aDonne. Der 2ofomotipz
fii6rer 3o6ert 8eanp aus Gli3d6et6z
port iprang bon Der QotomOtiOe unO
erlitt etnen 8ain6ru6.
giner Der i'm 6lu7e Iie8enOerWagz
CONS ion nit 0pnamit belaOen iein.
Die 2ofomotipe Iiegt in 20 SUP tie
fem Mafer. 2ofomptiDfi6rer 8eanD
ia6, baB Die 9re66riide often ftano,
aGein tpie ct angi6t, berfagter Die
8rem len ben 9ienit unb er tpnnte ben
3ug ni4t gum 9alten 6ringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-13

&oflen8ruben6eTtBer i'm 9urttobIenz
gtepier ipra6 ii9 9etreffS Der gu erz
DartenOan 8o6lenpreiie folgenberz
moBen aus: Die Nenzgorfsr t0nnen
rerIi6ert iein, OaB Bel Der 8ieOsruufs
no6me be8 8etrie6es bic &oblenpreiie
auf bic friibsren SGBe 3uriidgeben
perOen. Soften Die GonIumenten
mebr gu 5abIsn BADEN, oIs bic fri6er
ii6li6an Preiie, 10 gei4iebt Dies einz
gig uno auein aus Dem 8rur0e, neil
bic 3pii6en= uno &~leinbdrDler Die
8elagenbsit ergretfen, I'm Oa5 Publi>
fun gu preuen,"
Gin Strite beigeGegt.
9tttsburg, 8a., u. Qugut.-
Der Strife Der RoblengrG6er an Der
o0eitz9ann=8a6n," pel6er am Is.
@prit 6agann, Oiirfte in Sturgeon be-
enoet Tsin. 8icez9rGfcent l1rta9
8elingbum BPM 9i7tritt Der 8oblenz
'grdberzO Organization ertlGrte 9eute,
cine @inigung lufe 1i9 in tur3er 3ett
erpdrten unD beiDe Bdrteien niirDen
3ugeItdroniRe MAIDEN. l1e6er Die
8e0ingungen Der @inigung poqte er
itd ni6t peiter GuBern. Der @retuz
tiorat6 oe5 0iItritte5 miro an W}itt=
mod i'm 9auptquartier 5uiammen trez
ten uno Dorau5it6tlt4 bic Qrrdnge=
mentS fir Die 8eenoigung DeS Strites
t~reffen, Der ii4 10 lan8e 3eit 6in8e3rz
gen 6at.
&ein @nf6GuB an bic IS e.
OeruttOn Of 2abpr."
G|6icago, u. Quguit. - Die
9oitcIerts BON G6icogO BADEN i6re
9elegaten 3u benz in Der eriten 8o4e
De5 Monot5 September in &anIa8s
GitD itattfinrenOen Gonoent Der yg}az
tionalsn Qfoctation Der 9oitclerts"
0ngepieIen, gegen cen 9orf4lag be5
2lni6luRe5 an bic yNmerican 6eDeraz
tion Of 2abor" gu 5ttmmen, uno 3tpar
nit Riidii6t ouf i6re 8~e3ie9un9en
CUR Regierung, DG6renD tie fOnit Der
federation" bic pdrmiten S9mpas
t6ie'n ent9e9en 6ringen.
Gpnpent Der S8netber.
GIepeIunb, D., II. 4uguIt.-
Die Limited 8arment @orter8 Union
Of 4merica" er0ffnete bier i6ren II.
| SabreSz@OnDent, SIT Dal4em Ii4 bum
bert 9elegaten eingefunDen batten, Die
! $1,000 3ui6neioer unD S6neiDer
aus alien SbeiIen Der Ser. Staaten
unb GandOa pertreten. Der 8eri9t
be8 PrGiiOenten 2Qrger unO be5 Sez
tretdr5 06tte erga6, oaB Die Orgaz
initiation ii4 in au8ge5et6neter Gage
befinDet. 8etOe 8eamte bra6ten @enz
Derungen Der Gpnitituanten in 8orz
i6log, BON Cenen man bofft, 0aB lie
Ii4 ais ben Qrbsitern Ie6r bOrt6eilz.
BAIT erpeiien tperOen. Sn Der SiBung
purOen au9 $1,000 fir Die itritenben
2tntbracit : &o6lengrG6er ~bepiutgt.
Der GonDent nirO me6rere Sage Ders
iQmmelt blei6en.
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Sin # tg fir ben Sniet>
Nprfnnf.

&open6agen, II, Dug. - Die
2anOsttng : Wa6len auf Den 6urDerz
SnieIn (SrIelgrupPe 3piiden SSlonO
uno ben 66etlonO8 : Snieln i'm n0rO=
li8en QtIontif4sn Ocean) re7ultirten
in einem D~ouItGnOigen Siege Oes W}iz
ntiteriumS. Die Champagne orebte
ii8 nm ben 8ertauf BON 9GniI4=
8eItin0ien an Die Ser, 6tauten, uno
bic Gegierung ero6erte ale 8e3irte Der
Oppofition. 2(nDere 8e5irfe paroen
i'm nGGIten Monat 8a6ten ab6aIten.
Sine quite mintiterie[Ie N}e6r6eit pirO
3u0erii4tli6 e%rtpurtet. Der 8ertrag
miro 6atO na8 Der @r0ffnung bes
8ei8stag5 i'm Oftober aufgenommen
neroen. (Jn Der leBten SiBun95<9ez
rio0e 6atten Die 8egner be5 @ertuuf5
Der Nntiuan Fine W}a6r6eit DON Orei
Stimmen i'm 2unD5ting.)
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SBnamit in riurm Grmrn6anie.

Decatur, Sno., II. Quguit. -
Sin 4nI6tog our 3%erit0rung Oes
@Oum5 : GountD : Qrmenbauie5, in
pelfem ii4 A SniaTen ~6efinOen,
fam Feuts an'8 2idt. q. %. Butler,
6efretGr Der 6taat5=@ o6ltbdtigteit3z
8e60rOe, fano bel elmer SnipeftiOn in
Oem 3immar zines gepifen g4arle5
Gi6ermann so 9furO 9Dnamit, 3Det
2zpfijnoige 9Dnamitbom6en unO 115
SUB 2unte unter einem 6aufen &6z
fGue. Gi6ermann lit felt iiber II
Sa6rsn SnIoTe Der @nitalt uno err
6ielt tjir3li6 einen @erpei5. SeitDem
bstrug er ii8 ie6r miirrii6. 8lei4
na6 Der GntDedung DerI4Dano er,
unO e5 ~perIautet, OdB er cine 99ndz
mit6ombe mitnu6m.
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ntunGrl19tO GO.
DOH RdrnIanc.
Union Trust Building.

SbarlceS ulo UdDetrc71tTdee.
SapttnI une ucberihuG. .-...S1.2 ESQ. 600
Gitbrt Elm oIgcmsius3 9ar!= uuO 9ruf=9ts
fbdft.
Srsi Qrc3tut 3iuiru 6,,ablt cuf Stlon,.n,
bic Tuf Gbeds etjogen tDrretn.
8sits0epoiitsn gu i~pe1isa:a a3d:c1 an9.urm=
men.
GparzCerdrterdcnt.
Ginlrgen i'm Spar . Stpart,mr7t. BEN 5e=
p6buIiben sparbant=&s 9ulat;cutn unt,rluoGr
fen. erpiiHi5t. 8 grOjsut 3iHisn b,1ablt.
Side GOmplenit 1T EN- Qei;slibs5 Stpoftos
rum fGr 6onos in 6dnosn BON Sruitscs HOu
9sftumertss 9oHtgfdsru, iOtpie als 5iQatsz unb
Gtribt5zg:amts.
Characterization, @rp5Ibe, Gdtss $3.50 Bis
$50. 90 pro Slbr.
George El1tifOne, WRiIea SSbite, ir.,
Brdiioent; Sice<Irdi.;
Q barIeS Z. Crane, gidbdrn .. ScGinian,
2. 8tce=Brii.; Sefr. uno StuFm.
GrefutipsS omite:
Rslien 9erin, Se1mour Mauotlbduln,
@sslp W. Slsr. Grnet 8. &nabs, IT.,
6. 9. 6untiRe. (Augl4,1H
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Sn IcnzNnrf hrr6Qftet.

Nepz gort, u. Quguit. : Die
PoIi3ei Der6aftete beute etnen M}ana,
9amen5 2uOnig @bert aus GleDes
Lamb, o., al5 berfsl6e i'm 8egrtff mar,
fi9 mad 9euti9lano ein3uf9iffen.
@r 1T bef8ulOigt, Dora 64aBingsr,
nit pelfer er Deripro9en mar, I'M
$17OO beito6len gu 6aben. ebert be-
6auptet, Dora iei ieit 10 Subren feline
6rau unb bas @eID ge60re inn. @r
bate $3.50 in 8aargelo, iopie etIi4e
NedieI auf Oeuti4e 8anten Bel it4.
= Sn @DrocuIe, 9.zg,, purOe auf
einen in Der Staot Gep : gort aus
geiteqten 6aftbefe6l, pel6en eine&au>
TONS : 9eieai6aft in Grie : @Ountp,
3d., gegen i'm erpirtt Pat, Sefe s.
6urbin aus Scrantpn ber6aftet, mel
der auf fein 8eitGnOniB pegen linz
teriaIagung DON $1,000 in ieiner
5teGung uls 8afirer elmer 8erii4e=
rungs : 8eieQi6aft 81 elmer iuspsnz
oirten 9trafe berurt6eilt porben lit,
Die RautiOns : @eieai4aft bat bas
9efi5it gebedt
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@beInetBfu6 Der perun:


Mien, y. @uguIt. - 3pet peiz
tere tDOtli6e 11nfaGe perben aus ben
QuPen 8emelOet. 3pei GOelpetBiu6er
itiir3ten unpeit DeS NrI6erg : 9aTe8
in einen @bgrunO unO purOen get0Oz
+p+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-13
3icl Gclo perliert, sper iid) nic1t BON
Den SDrsiiaen mnicrcr aencn Scrs
raSsp Sreppen tor allen bisber
oaaefpeicuen Grscuguiicn iibcrs
9Cnnt


%uIGlItTL w uAS y - AaA
gBir besbrsn un5, Qanj ~ergebenft mltjutbeilen,
ban mir nit Dem bgutiQeu Gage Elm Sp3iaI5Sez
ibdft fir Ops, Cement uno StrrajiO=&rbeittu
e~uDffnet babrr. NQs sinitld9lgen Arbeiten, iptt
SedeuzRojetten, Q3auDz En5 Giur=S eforationcu,
9aarftraOen=, S6iir= unO 6tHtsrbogen uno 9dute,
nerSen BON uns in alien ~Dtntbaren Uiufern unO
nab ieoer 3tjbuun0 craft unO 3u Den ~biaigitsn
Yreiicn prompt dusgsiu6rt.
Gan, beiorbcrs ribttn iu:r S6rt Qufmcrtilmt:it
auf Die mad unieren eIgeRen 8trfabren f%abrtjtrttn
Srcppon. Sieislben entiprebcu alien AniOrOtrunQtn
Der 3sit Ourb ibre Site, unbe1rsnjts Soaltbdrfelt
uno punoeribDuts Nusisben UNI D:rOen bti ibrcr
Qroben 9reis piiuOiateit int @egeniaBe gu Den bisbcr
auptmeiu angepauoten MarmOrtrsppen Oieie Gani
bllO poaTdnDiQ ~psrordngt baben, Ou lie Die Ntar=
mortreppsu. d~bgtieben bon Der groBeH Yretspirs
piQfsit, au3 In uIbertr @iriibt beOeuteuO iiberz
t%reifen.
0ir lieicrn oieie 5trrcj3O=Sreppsn in aGen 5or=
men uno Wuitern unO ilberTtbmen fir ifOe 2ieies
runq pie ipcitgebeEofts 8aeantie.
Sa mir aueenbl;dli3 5fpti 9robesSrcppen fertig=
0eIts(t BADEN, liegt es in Sbrem Sntcrefe, uu5 nit
Sbrem gtibdstn 8eiu6e gu bcebren, um f5 oits
rlben ~an3uiebsn urio iib peri0Hlid Don Den 8ors
tbeilsn urlereg Habrifutes Dor alien bjsber odgez
tpeiensu ,u berIeueen. geir bitten UNI Sbr gez
ntjqtes g9oblpoQsn, UNI 3upeiluH9 Sbrer iptr=
tbsn auftrdgs bel ~porfummcnOfm 9eOdrf unO itben
S9rem oeebrten geiube NIT 8frgniigen %entaegtn.
Mit porsitglFber @odn6tuto
SbaS. Sidcrt & Spmp.,
Strpn33o<Mauufattur,
Wr. 2OO2, OF StchIe $ Straae.
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Scppiifcn inn sparfaficn Gcpartc=
ntcnt Der g alDert=Snnf,"

Die Dor Dem 10. 4ugut geua3t p,rOcu, traoen
3inisn bonn 1. au0ut an. Samitags bis 9 libr
NbtnOs %Qc6ifnet. 81 9ro5ent auf S%tpoFtcn Ibt3ablt.
G. & D ID II Is OF, Raiirer, 22,4-5bl
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Gidnino fir SIS!

Gidntno fir SS5.
6etnes 6ebGmfe Spr;iigItter Sou.
Gigentbum elmer 4trion, peldt ioiort ~OsrtauFtn
nub. G;ui6lieblib Stub, Geds unO @drautie.
&oittte neu 1919.
y. Gers & Spbn,
CPS SIR. Z, 9loroaGbarlssz Strabe.
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Baltimore obio <sabn sanetin

SnlftntDre SbtD SMHerfH.
S2.5O-Spn Baltimore nab Cumberland unc
,urnd. Sl.25 uon Baltimore mad, 6ar=
per's yerrp une ;uriif. Sounta9, ben II.
@uguft. Spd!Gljug DtrldBt Den Ntt. 8ODaI=
9abubof Z llbr 9ormittaes, GamDenzSabnz
hof 7.15 9ormittu0s.
SlO.OO-8pu Baltimore mad Niagara Taus
unc ;urucf, Sauiitaa. ben i6. Au9uit. Sll=
Iete fir 10 Gage glltig. Spt5iai3uQ pom
bur6laufenDtn Goade5 unO 9ulman=Sarlorz
Dragons D~erlaitn Dem Gl~mOens9abnboft 9.l9
@ormittags, Den Mount JRoDal=Sabuboi 9.24
8ormittdgg. Nur 81. 90 nj { J. T Il a 6 Z o.
rpntu 3urid d. DntsrbrsbuHg Der
6abrt 1T erlaubt auf Der giiidiabrt in gutz
faro, Godcfter, gsueoa, 9urOctte unO Ntau6z
Gbunf. Wbitt6er BON Robeiter nab Sbou=
iauO 5slunog uno 3uriid, nur $3.50
S5.O0-Som Baltimore und, Gttp.
Gape Wtup, Sea SsIesSitp, Seean<Gttu
une SurRf: Seoen 6restag uEo Samitag,
fir Die ~giiitidbrt DIS sum fOlgcuetn Sitnitag
~einibliebli6 gtilti9. lSlete uui Der 9ius Il.
8iifflbrt auf alien 3ugeH giltrp. C225)
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SIMMER Iauafami

Sisie btbsriigsnsDertbs 4tsbuunQ pirS BON Die
fen, pel5s on elmer NIT Den b~sftigHeu 65merjen
osrsuuosHtH S~raHtbstt, Rnmli5 an 6dmurrboiOen
leiOsn, au nit ~Dereefen. Nnhatt unter Dem autrieb
Der a~udlsnoeH 9eiH planlOs BON einem Guadialber
sum anOsrn ja laufsH, iolts man nd crit rubig
barber flar peroen, OdB MIR cine einiige arineL
Or. Silsbe's AHatefs, Qino;runQ ua0 Dor 4Qtm
oauerRoe eeiluH9 beri6aiisn tanu. sDmptomt
D%trtrsiben, mas I'M befen 6aas Ole Euadlalbsr nit
ibrem @arbol Hur itrtie ~briRgsH, be;bt ni4t Rrantz
btit,H beilsn, mas bel 6dmorrboiotH anditis aasiu
permas. 9robeH irsi o~srianot Don 3. 4cutleDkr
& Co., Boz 1916. Au=9ort. CllO, ID, Or ;E&Bl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-13

Jtet1e ptrD nt9t mtt9et9etlt, ull0 DIE
PreFe erbieIt bic @eiiung, Die Reiie
ni4t gu ~erpGbnen.
9}e n 8eretnsgefeB &ra<
MALE.
8arts, u. Qugut. = Der Gomz
mifGr bon Qeaneban, 5intiterre, Be-
CAB it6 beute nit elmer ~Itarfen Mbtbeiz
lung 8enoarmen na6 benz 9orf Sue
3e5ec, I'm Die bortigen Srbensf6nez
ftern aus i6ren @8ulen 3u rertretben.
9te S8uIen purben our9 einen NIT
Sniippeln unO Seinen bepaffneten
8~oltS9aufen bert6atOigt. Sin SEN
BARN tpurOe bonn 8ferpe geriTen unO
Der @Ommi7dr mar gum 3iif3ug gez
3pungen, @pdter te6rte er nit elmer
Gompdgnie Sotoaten 5urHd, urter De-
rem S4uB er ietnen Quftrag bou3og,
tpG6reno Die Msnge 6o9rufe auf Die
6reiReit unO auf bic S4peItern aus
braGte.
5ran5Dftf3er Diploma
tent dub.
8arts, u. 2tugrit. - Der ,Siz
garo" behauptet, baB i'm diplomatic
i6en 0ienit Der 8epublif 6ranfrei8
beoeutfame @eri6ie6ungen beborftez
BEN. 9raF b'OrmeFon, Der CUR 3eit
@eianoter in Qt6en lit, 5pQ ben M}arz
guns De M2ontebeIo ais 8otI4after in
petersburg erieBen; Oer8otI4after in
8aibington, SuIe5 CANTON, anSteIe
Oe5 MarquiS be Hoaiue5 nu4 Berlin
geben; Der gagennGrtigc @e1anote in
Bern, 8i6ourO, ben 8oti9aftec s.
PatenOtre in MuOriG abl0Ien, unO elm
N}tntiter, bon Dem Der v6i8aro" nur
ge6etmniB0oI iogt, baB er ni4t peit
bon 8ari5 meg pohnt, 8oti6ufter in
8ai6ingtOn.
6rdnfret8 unb Siam.
MarfetIIe, u. Nuguit! - Der
bier ein8etroFfene Fran307if6e Mini>
fterrs7iOsnt in Giam, q. 8%lobutop5ti,
0em'ntirte bic jingit DerDHentIi6ten
@eri6te iiber einen Qb6ru8 Der BIZ
plOmoti56en 8e3ie6ungen 3DiT6en
Siam uno 6ranfrei8, auf 9runo Ell
ner anglo : iopuni76en QGtan3 pOer
zines ange6li6an iapani56en Prptetz
tprats. 9r. &%lobufoDsti ertldrte
peiter, er befin0e ii4 leOt9Iid auf iei@
ner r%egulGren urIaubSreiie unO berz
1i6erte ferner, &0nig G6ulalongforn
bate DOR Trantrei8 ptel gu pieI Gez
ipett oOsr audi 6ur4t, UNI ii4 auf erz
treme @e74i4ten ein3ulaTen.
salt 3ernsrfi It Gtte in
mari uu.
QpnbDn, u. NuguIt. - Sine
9epeI6e aus Pater86urg an Dier 9aiz
lD MatL" melbst, baB in 8arI4au Ell
ne 6dl6ertpertitatt ~ausge6O6en NOR
ben lit, bic Ieit bier Sabren Elm i26r
i8purgbafteS @ei9Gft in gefGli4ten
8antnpten unD 8oItmarfen betrieb.
Ramentltd feBte Die 9ruterei ou4
so 9fo. Sterling : Noten in umlauf
unO ruFti6e 8anten ioQen foI6e gum
8etrage Don 3tpei M}iuionen Dollars
eingetpe8ielt BADEN. @eiter baden
9ripatper7onen $4,000 bur9 bic
66ninDler 0~erGoren, peI4e berbaftet
puroen.
G0eIpeiBfu6er berunz
gIIft.
mien -. WuouIt. - 9nei mel
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Santiago be Chill, 12.4us
quit. = Die 8ertrGge 3pif9sn Gbili
unO @rgenttnien, peI8e Elm S9iebs>
geri4t unb cine tbeiIneife Q6riiItung
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The Conservative, 1902-02-06
SCHOOLS.

Editor The Conservative:
It has been on my mind to make
few suggestions about schools, but after
seeing your article entitled The
School Trust, it appears you only
need encouraging.
You are OH the right road and will
probably "get there" I want you
to say that it is wrong to use the pub
lie money to give training to small
proportion of the people, in lines that
nj -tenths cannot or will not use.
Why give help to those who would
learn professions and not to those who
learn trades? Would you not have
higher education? One would say:
Would you not have builders, black
smiths, farmers, merchants. carpen-
ters. tanners? I answer: Certainly
The Conservative, 1902-02-06

and the uttermost parts Of the earth
for thy possessions Well, they
have been asking it and "things are
coming our way" We do not reckon
time by Olympiads, nor the founding
Of Rome nor the Hegira of Mohammed.
Anno Domini has banished all these
modes Of reckoning, and the whole
world submits to this Christian order.
Rather suggestive, is it not, that
when Hume, Voltaire, etc., dated
their TRADES against Christ, they were
compelled to say Gin the year of our
Lord Jesus Christi? 1t must be humil-
iating to an atheist to be compelled to
go to schools organized by praying
men, and be compelled to listen to the
professors pray. Not one school has
infidelity ever established, nor institu-
tion for the benefit Of the race, not
even Girard College. The opponents
of prayer and the Bible and Christian
ity seem to be compelled to resort to
superstition (as they call it) in order
to get names for children. Hume
went back through 5000 years of fog
to find David. Elizabeth runs back
1900 years and finds the mother of
John and cousin of Mary, the mother
of Jesus, both praying women. From
Abel to the last priest, prophet and
king and the last apostle, the world
has found names for it's children.
Both men and women of prayer have
millions of namesakes because they
are worthy. The Ants as Cain,
Atrithophel, Pharaoh, Herod and
Judas Iscariot are left alone How
many namesakes have Hume, Tyndal,
Bolingbroke, Porphyry or any of the
great infidels? How many children
will be named for Wilkes Booth,
Guiteau, Leon Czolgosz, for Lucy
Parsons or Emma Goldman? They
all opposed prayer, practiced anarchy
and all were opposed to the marriage
relation. They "sink into the waves
with bubbling groan, without a
grave, unknelled, uncoffined and un-
known
HUGH A. BARCLAY.
Denver Colorado
The Conservative, 1902-02-06
Che Conservative.

| IoOu were all gone they would retlre
to the prayer room (they called it
Power House ')and tell the Lord what
they needed, and in a few minutes
some one or more would come in with
what they asked for. A book could
be written of thousand pages con-
tanning items like these, and find as
may truthful witnesses as the book
has pages. After the destruction of the
Maine, the people were determined to
force Mckinley into declaration of
war. He knew what the people did
not know, that Dewey's fleet was not
supplied with ammunition, and dec
laration of war would result in dis
plead with the Lord to restrain the
people until he could send supplies
If you remember, the Lord had quite
a job on his hands, but He held the
fierce passions of men until the supply
ship arrived at Hong Kong, and with
it the message to strike the Spanish
feet wherever you find it. Many in
stances of this kind are given of Lin
coin. You have all seen the picture
Of Washington at Valley Forge, pray
ing.
Abraham prayed that Ishmael might
live before him. Well, Ishmael is
there yet, in the wandering Arab.
Solomon prayed that the Jews might
be restored to Canaan. There is now
in Denver lady representing the
Zionist movement for the restoring of
the Jews to that land The Bible says
they are going back, and the signs say
they are getting ready. After speak
ing of returning to their land and
enumerating the blessings in addition,
the Lord says, "yet for all these
things will be inquired of by the
house of Israel to do it for them.''
In short, it will come in answer to
prayer.
might name man who has made
business of asking the Lord for the un-
derstanding Of prophecy, who saw the
wonderful future of Egypt before he
heard of the plans of England to
throw the Nile waters over the whole
land. He can also tell you the future
of the Euphrates valley, where the
great city will be built the change of
physical features, where the eastern
commerce will center the people who
will build the city. I do not think
that infdels know that railroad has
been projected from Constantinople
to the Persian Gulf, running through
the fertile valley-showing that the
Scriptures will be fulfilled. Only the
parts which events now show are pre-
sented, however, for the consideration
of the sceptic.
The influence Of prayer is the his
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