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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-06
Der GraEOcnt bel icincr Tamilic.

ODter 8op, 8. S, 5. Suli,-
PrGIiOent 8Ooiebelt traf 6eute 2t6enb
SIG pOn Pitts6urg bier Elm un0
purOe 6er5lid piutOmmen ge6eiBen.
2(l5 er ben 3ug perlieB, purOe cr Don
ieinen alien 5reunoen 70 6eIagert,
baB feline &tnoer &ermet, Gt6el unO
2tr6ie tempordr ber6inoert purOen,
an i'm 6eran3utommen. 6rau 8oOz
ieDelt fam ni6t an ben 8abn6of. Die
&inOer poren unter 2lufiidt bes
SefretGr5 Qoe6. Der PrdTOent unO
feline bret 8inoer 6eItiegen einen Of
fenen QanOauer unO fubren mitten
i'm 8egen no6 SagamOre : 9iQ, Dem
Setm Der 3DDIepelt3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-06
0nfrnf.


Die uabftcbeno btr3cbnctcn 4erionen, obtr
iolde QeyOucn, mtlbe 2lustunit Ibr Den @sr@
blsib dOer Das 9blcben Dsrislbcn gtbtn onnen, lHo
eriu6t Tb bel otm unterSeibnet,n per)onllb oOtr
ibrjtlib iu mfIOen.
/, 9iram. CSornume unbctarnt). Elm, muthmoBltt
in Baltimore Qebortntr uno 3uleBt Dlft mODHS
bait aepten:r Sobn Os5 Dertorbtnen Sapuon5
Gutau 9tOaul, 8cbirtig aus 6tbmarluHO' ooeF
0sfisn Grbeu;
p Sremer, Scrnbarc r. u, 9eboren anI 81 "a;
nuar 1869 in SaiiOip III Mtt.tnb, dn9eotiD
i'm 3uni 1897 ols Ntatroie p0n SmaHlfa
(Gngt) uad %mtrita g;rsit;
81 6rpte, Gfemcntinr Maria, aeb. - Dtel@
nersm1nu. oeboren um p. 5anuar 1880 3u Sbz
beubir,n, anaeblib III Baltimore uercbcli4t NIT
Sosiur;db Grots;
d Susft. NraIbcrt. ae6oren am 20. Sttober le47.
IN Berlin aIgeb!ib i'm Sabre lci2 III @drz
forO=6urnltt, SoIrIoro=So, Dto, uHter Dem
9{umcn ALBERT StumCootr" mODnbaTt gtptlth:
81 NNeper, Sermann. ee6oreu an 3. September
1864 in 61amm in 9&tfIacn, Sul;Bt tim Sabre
1891 in Baltimore Dobublit QcDtcn;
81 Gddier, C, ReInbars, geboreH Gm l. Iu9uit
1913 in &aiitl, i'm Sabre 1867 IN Saltlmpre
po5H5Git g:loiicn
b) Di. beiOsn &ROtr ieiae5 am -. &lnUar lS15
in Baltimore DcritOrbCucn SruO:rs 0eor0 Sbri@
itOpb Sddtr, gtboren AM I. Au8uf ISL III
&liisi, udm!i3
- Maris &arol;na, gcbOren AM %. 3uli 1858
III Baltimore;
- &dtbdrtne 6lnabetb gtb. am ~. ytdrj lSJ)
Da,lbt;
g s,einritb 2uOpio GbriiOpb, gebOrtn an Is. @u=
gdit 1881 IN &aiicl, ieit Dtl:n Sabren otri9oIs
len, OOer Oeren Grbcu;
7j SBeil al aatbarina. Diaraaret5a, aeboz
rem in Sabre 1913 III GitiBzHOod, dn9ebli3
1851 udb Baltimore uusQlpanOert;
b. ;yrisocib &OnraO, gt6ortn lS23 in 0tlB=
9&Ood;
q Sobauucttf, Q;b. 1893 in Geib=RiOOu, angtbII3
1853 rab baltimore dusgepanotrt;
81 Nlar;u WarGarebl, QcbOr2n AM %. Ytd lSl3
in GtiB!girOa anQtbljb nit osInrib RonraO
56mi0t in baltimore pcrsbclibt Qtueicn;
q 2nna Gliiabet6, gsborin am %. 6cbruar 1922
beiiialid O,rsu gleibfaas rdt NmeriIa an50tz
plnotrtir So6u Soeinrb @lOlm Naib, 9tboreu
um l6. %uQuit 1913, ooer Osr.n Grben.
@altimore, UO., l. Sult 1902.
Der 8aiierlidDe 9eutitbe Stoniml.
Sn 9ertrttunQ
6rercricf I. Sdbneirer. 8t5ts anipalt,
(HuIi5 IN 1GRn SIR < SiiDzC3unzStr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-06
G6tpinbler 9umberts gar ni6t be-
t6eiligt.
Yttn3 Suun pteber benz
duf.

tbetlt9t.
grtn3 3uan pte0er obenz
uuf.
Qonbon, 5, Suli.-9er nStunz
barb" Der0ffentlicbt beute Wtor9en cine
9epeI6e Don 1einem GorreIponOenten
in Sients5iin, tpel8er melOet, er babe
erfa6ren, Dap Prin3 Suan tpel4er
nit ben 8orerz8er6re6en in 8er6tnz
oung itano, bur8 ben 6rieoenSI4luB
nit Der 8eIdnotenSGonfersn3 aus
China na9 Der GuBeriten W&ongolet
Derbannt puroe un0 ieBt Elm 6lii4tz
ling lit, in 6Gufigem 8erte6r nit Der
taiIerIi6en 8egierung in 9eting fte6e
uno oaB iein 6obn in5gebeim gum
3peitcommanDirenben Der taiIerliDen
3ruppen in Peting ernannt tpOroen
lei.
n8enn Semano cine 8eife
t6ut."
2pnbpn, 5, Sult. - 9ripats
g}a9ri4ten aus Se6erdn, 9eriten,
pom 13. sunni meloen, DaB Der dmertz
taniI6e 8e7unote, 2loDo 8riScDm
unO Satin, DON elmer 1000 N&eiIenz
Sour 81 9fsroe bur3 Central un6
@eit GentraG 9eriien 3uriidgefebS
itnD. Die 8eiie lpuroe i'm SntereTe
amerifaniI6er 6an0els 8erbinounz
gen unternommen. Die groBe periiz
i6e &oute, Der SarunI6luB, unb bic
alten 2anOItraBen bOn Se6eran na9
8agOaO DurOen fOrgfdltig unterfu3t.
6r. 8riscom fDnnte Der QuaruntGnez
WtaBna6men pegen ni9t aus 8erIien
in bic Siirtet tommen. Seine 3eiIe
bate 3pQr Diele ltndnne6mlt6teiten
un0 ni6t erDurtete @rfa6run8en, bod
bra6te iie au8ge3ei6nete 3eiultate.
Die BerIer brUtten ii6eruQ i6re
6reuoe ii6er Den 8eIu6 aus. 6err
Gri5com reiite in amtltder @iqenz
i6aft unO ipuroe in alien StdDten nit
Douen G6ren empFangen. Ser 8ouz
Derneur BON S8pa6an, Elm 8ruDer be8
S6a6'8, 6ereitete 6rn. @ri8com einen
groBen Gmpfung. Die amerifaniI6en
W}iIiiondre 3u 6amaOan murben babel
gum eriten Mole pon einem ameritaz
niI4en 8eIanOten beIu6t.
8etien0 e i'm + 0 BEN GOrbe en-.
G6rtittanta, 5. SuIt. - Der
bGni16e 9ampfer nO8tar Der 3nette"
trof nit elmer 9roBen 2(n3a6l Souriz
iten am 8or0 6ier elm. 9ieieI6en be-
1e9en Die Staot. 4rof. 8irtlano's
Goroli6t expedition lit oon bier a6z
gegangen, 9ieIel6e tpirO elm Sya6r in
NOba 3em6la unO anOeren n0rOli4en
Puntten Derpeilen.
Sn 2(renbal, g}ornegsn, lit Elm
06f50ampfer fir Die ySSnternatioz
male 0ampfer4Gompagnie" gu Wtobile,
2(Ia., OOm Stapet 8eIaFen pOrben,
Sap 8arIament etn6eru>
&upftabt, 5. Syult. - Die tatz
ierli8e 8egferung bat ben feGpertrez
tenOen Premier benodri3tigt, buB bas
8oIonial 8arIament 10 18neu, pte
m0gli1, einberufen iperOen muB.
N& D rmonen in 0Gnemurt.
&open4agen 5. SuIi. - @iz
ntge 300 ameritanii6e N}ormonen,
oarunter grz8un0e5=Senator s. g.
Cannon unO Oefen 8ru0er, fopie
Diele amerifaniI6e 0ifiiOnGre in Guz
ropa, ne6men an Der Wet6e bes N}orz
mDnen@5empel5 in oteIer Staot S6eil.
Sir ben 6. Suli iirO bret 8erIamm=
lungen drrangirt porben, Inn Da5 Snz
tereiIe fir Die Mormonen : WliIiion in
0Gnemart gu pefen.
4Gtes Gtfsn gut be3o9tt.
9ari5, 5. SSult. - Der berii6mte
6um6ert'f6e 8elbI6rant pur0e 6eute
auf 2(uttion bertauft unO 6rd6te
1892. Der @eIOIarant piegt 5000
Yfuno.
surge &a6elbepef4 den.
- 0G6reno be8 8or6er76ens Der
G6olera ouf ben 46ilippinen iinO BON
ben 4merifanern nur 3pei Wtarinez
SOlOoten unO Elm 0ffi3ier geitOr6en,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-06
0rUBcr ais ic 5uoDr.
Sie berrliben
Il BORT lrpOlt nnN Dfttcrton

Grturfoncn Ser ueus Sampler pSusqucb1nnu =
grobs @Ottls in 9cttertOn. Sic grcBcu @ritdcn,
bic 9trqs; nialsriidt Stsusre'u AL Susautbauua=
&io:v; crtabsne GErnf6tsn ami Der gan3cn 5aDrt.
getterton 1T Elm qrObartigtr 4las.
Ser fciufs Nusilug BON Der Sta0t aus, iccsn
SisnitnQ, GOnRsrftaQ uuo : c N It 9
nm 1 llbr Ndbmittag5. Ridtunft nm I'll l6r
Qbsnos. Sonrtaqs UNI llDr 9ormttaq5.
Nidtunft um llbr @benos
9iQste soc - Mabljeiten soc.
9tQinuenO am II. auRi
Suui7 SESA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-06

0lan pdblc eiu Stid Qano an ootr in
Der HGbe elmer Giicnbabu oocr eltttribeH
&obn. 6s ma6t teincn ltutcri6ieO ob es
Had oocr biigtlig, i6ledt braiuirt, armcs
Obcr rci6cs Qano 1T, ptun es nur biuig
lit; man tbcile es in flcinc 8aupdbs elm,
gcring 0r6Ber, ais gt!p6bnlibe StaOtz9auz
pld5c; briEJe bcren piclc 9ortbcile in Groz
Ben unO fofipiei0en 9lnnoncen sur &enntz
nB; oifcrtre ircie 6abrbilctc, freie Se7
bcnspcriibcrung, ttiue Sinicn; irgenO peIz
dc unO aQe betanntcn 2odmittrl, Inn eInen
&dufer 3u crboltcn. 9ci alien Oieien 9odz
mittcln, ipe5ieQ frtie S br . L
let c, fir Sauicuoe BON 2eutcn, bic ntbt
faufcn, lit Die 5raae - SScr be;ahIt fur
niefe 9iberaIitdt? gHtmprt-eer Sauz
pIGBz duTer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-06
Trn6Fener in Ghirann.

G6itogo, 5, Suli.- 0os groz
BE 3Gu6er6au5 Der 6irmu Sptft &c
So. in ben @ie660fen lit 6eute
2l6enO abge6rannt. I'm 1875 2l6enOs
mar 0os 6euer unter Gontrole.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-06
Genluoob : Yart.
Sinisftes eane innerbalb
fiinf GReiIsn pen Ger 2taet.

gpirb untsr fir aduF,r onn.bmbar:n gsSinouno.n
r,rfouit. BON tiini adsrn oufndrts. RuItipirt,s
aanD, ppria9lib fdr ben @smisbau pafisnD. Ran
btnuse pi. slsttriiHsn @ugqons big gum GnOpuntts
her gtlairs8oao .ainis. aentUOdo Iis9t spiiSsn
Rtlairs unD 9bilobapbiusRsub. Rdbsrs gustunft
i'm 9arf bel Sobna u. luid d oOsr bel 5 mes
a.Mhaui in Der .I1etropoliton 6opingssSani-.
Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-06
Gin anoerer 2Seg-

0lan tpdble nab ior0fdltigcr ltmi3au Gin
f:nc5, pcQcnf6rmigcs, ib0ucs GrHn0tud
bon gutem, giinitg gclcgcnen, reifen GanO
on oOcr in Der Idbe eincr elcttrii6tn @a6a,
in ttucm raid f9 entpidcluOen Gitritt,
NIT Gcutg 6a5rgclo. NIan tbcilc cs in
oroBe GOppel=SaupldBe, nit &oum tur
Gjarten uuD @ibusrbof. 9lan Qcbe itd) NIT
cinem aHgcmefcncH @rOfit 5utricOen. N|an
o;rtaufc unter lsibten 9eOinguugcn. Wtan
ipcnoc f8 an Qcute, bic 9oritaOtpobuUus
gen Dtui6cu uno ) Gents 6abrgelO 3u
perau5Qabcn Q8i1us fnD, I'M Ous &cite
5u itbcn, unO iorOcre iic ouf Oo5 Gigcnz
tbum 3u btfi9tigcn. 2uiieH S.ic D cn
&dufer nj d nit Dem @rciic icine5
@auplobes fir Die Q8aggonilbrtcn, trcte
2tbCnsurfberunq unO anOcrc III Dem erz
fen Glane Offcrirtcn 2otmittel bc3ablcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-06
3o6 Oampfer>G0.
Salsiaaft.
Ser ,,Sfaibprne" 0uSHng
Der SubsgriTf alsr Standardization UNI 9rgHI,
Gen elmer oOrHebmsn 9a1Is6abrt.
Snlsi1aft

Ser Sampftr cambridge brIdBt ben Bier 4,
3i8btitruben Q8srfte. tdgli3, ausgsnommsn sdmz
tags uHO SouutlQs, UNI /. 10 ga5mttag5. Sam=
tags um llbr Na5urittaQs.
i5abrprels soc 4bsnDmabL,eit soc,
CJunI6 3&5-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-06
slE@H Die Bon>Ton gan3en Gag
;FamilirnzGrfuriinnen naG
0fuunfrIiS- -ut,S-SScIt 9fiher.

annapolis III in unicrsm Stuats Elm 9unit poH
erpBtem 9ntsrciis Qsporosn; Miaionen pom Gols
lars psroen fir Die Glott,n.Ntaoeme, cus Staat5=
GsbduOe uHb aupsrs Anlagsn 0crausgabt (unO oann
oise beriibmtsn oEtpilso Grab5!9. Damn Dit
tpcibt5pfiqen Utusn, pslbt ois 9ai buuuttr rolz
len g9ehsRiper, 8altspl4s, 66oIt=Qoiut, Sbaon=
SD6e, nd auf glsilen srftrtdtuoe Gogirbduitr uHO
risorigs 9rsii'; ncibs &rsbis, Slide uno Gcflu-
Gel iaGsn bic Safsl; QroBs ScsHerie'n on otn
2anourJ3pldteu, uno oaun Dus pur9 Die Seeluft
er3eu0te grblbefiuOtu.
Der poruldre Sarpfcr vG m nj O lies"
ieOen 81 o. tao III itt D 0 b, i5rettog nm
3 ubr TprmittaQs, OnntaQ I'M 20 ubr
gormittags 8dtunft ubr Abenos.
@aets 80 Gents. Qm l6 SUM bcgnneno,
CSuui7, S&S9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-06
SSattOietD.

Ser alt. bcIisbte 5amilicu=9tcort. Ser glaa
fir Souatagsi3uitn uno 9icuics 3u pcrmistbtH.
RodsGrecfz 2m2t:r 3pslmal tdg!6. 6abrprcis
25c 4le belitbttn 9trgruoungen iir cine CUTE
3sit. CUlai27, ,3Ults)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-06
Shrcibt an bic Marplanb uno Yenn
fnli1nl1in &nl1tf

fir cine @opie Where to spend the Summer
Months" G;ie6t cine IGHBe 2ifte Don SommerzGo>
Qirbduitrn in Baltimore unO S9ariorOzGouHtIe5.
(Sulj2 lWD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-06
Sie .. g. SSOro
GrFurIinnen.

aa5 @Od 6dlI uuo Gbefsrt n n
isOen UtOutog, 0:enitag, MittlOot Sonrer=
nag t5rtitag
NbTnbrt Bier an 4igbttraB,u @5erfte ubr
SOrm., 8IdtGbr stQeu : lbr 4bsnOs.
Nab QanffprD z9ap, cine Gusls oss
Gbcfers8per, ung:fabr 45 RsiIen DON Baltimore,
YrattoDIt Sctaerie
Sampier %. 9 17orO' nirD pi:ic 6abrt j { D n
g a m 4 u 4 d IN tt MAIDEN; Nbiabrt bon
Bier GigbtfraBen =0srfts nm 80 0abm., 8ut=
fsbr ge9en 10 ufr AbauOs
&ilett soc. RabIltitsn zoe.
j5uni6 9Uit)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-06
@as 5ie0en sic bOr ?

3tpci Bcse. Sprffaets6runeeigcn
tbum su permennrn uno su perfaufcn
Der etue 2Seg-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-06

Qoten3O Mtarques, 5. SuIi.
= 8ritiI4e WtilitGr Maga3ine i'm
@ert6e BON $2,5OO,OOO fino Our8 elm
6euer 3erit0rt, ipeIdes geitern auf
bem nieOerlGnOiiden 9ier au56ra4
unb ii9 BON bort peiter per6reitets.
&ein SUB 2anb ge6t a6.
2onbon, 5. SuGi, = 2tuF eine
2lnfrage bes GonierDatiDen 2tnOren
8onar 2up, o6 Die Regierung OieOelz
felOer Better bon 8urma6 Oarii6er
beru6igen tDnne, buB Der StanOarO
Sil COMPANY Die er6etene GOn3eifiOn
ni9t fir einen SUB Sellanbes gegez
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-06

9ari5, 5. Suli. - Der frii6ere
GeI6GftstrGger 5rantrei4'5 in Soz
pan, 8. 81. 9u6ail, lit als Na4folger
0es fran30IiI4en 8eIunbten in @6ina
s. 9. g. Beau ernannt. Beau muroe
tir3li6 gum 8eneral 8OuOerneur
Don Snbo China 6ef0roert.
8ur 6um6ert : 8si6i8 tie.
8aris, 5. Suli. - Sin Director
Der 8elgiI6en 8ant, BON pelder BON
Der .9ailp Mail" geiugt mar, iie babe
bei einem QnIeiben an bic flI6tigen
6um6erts 5ebn gtiQionen Dollars
Derloren, Ieugnet bie5 uno erflGrt,
feline 8ant lei an &nlei6en an bic
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1902-12-15
Tourists Rates
via the Seaboard

Winter Tourist Tickets are now on
sale at greatly reduced rates, via the
Seaboard Air Line Railway, to all
points in Florida, also to Cuba and
Nassau, as well as Pinehurst, Camden
and the leading Southern Winter Re
sorts.
These tickets are good for stop-ovcr,
either going or coming, until the end
OF the Winter Season.
The Seaboard is the short route from
the North and East to Florida and the
South Atlantic States.
For further information and Book
Of Winter tours, apply to Agents Of
the Seaboard Air Line Railway and
those of connecting lines. Also, for
The Land OF Manatee," about a re-
gion on the west coast Of southern
Florida, in three booklets: No. /,
Historical and Descriptive; No. >, For
Gardener and Fruit Grower: No. 3,
For Tourist and Sportsmen. Ask or
send for the one you want.
e. b. RYAN, G. 2. A.,
Portsmouth, Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1902-12-15
,rryrAL reI POTENT.

The Tyranny of the Small and the
HeIpiessncss of Mankind.
The tyranny of littleness'' is the
cruel despotism not of one master, but
OF multitude of small ones. Witness
the ironclad sway which any sovereign
ruler Of the kitchen may WELD over a
helpless household. whnt happiness or
misery is bestowed lightly by one who
turns q toaster or brews pot OF cof-
fee!
We are all slaves. to milliners and
tailors. The mIlkman holds us helpless
In his clutches. The chore man orders
us about The maid OF all work beck.
ons, and we follow. We bow and
scrape before the naughty plumber.
We who would strike down mon
archs and measure swords with min.
listers of finance, what sorry figures
we cut IN the community IL slighted by
the laundrymeni We scarce can hold
our own against surly railway por
ter, and 1t is but by the courtesy OF
Master Boots that we emerge from
our hotel apartment. And who shall
stand before the overwhelming power
vested In an offended walter? We
cannot even mount trolley car IL the
conductor and motorman choose to ig
more US.
The man who rules the Stock Elk.
change cannot rest at night because an
infants voice banishes dreams. BE IL
victim to the insect world. Who
will abolish the tyranny OF dies and Of
mosquitoes?
Behold the tyranny of horses dogs
and cats. to which the great majority
of mortals submit without a murmur.
What master Is as exacting as a tight
shoe or torturing collar? A parrot
or n pet canary can sadly try mems
soulsl Yes. things are in the saddle
and ride mankind"
Who will do Justice to the tyranny
OF tho depraved inanimats taskmastersi
A diamond necklace changes the his
tory of empires. A courtier's cloak
may pave the way to royal favor. A
glove. handkerchief. glass slipper,
what things to conjure with Slaves
Of the lampi Slaves of the ring!
All. the supremacy OF trivial things,
that one real tyranny to which we all
bow down! Is there no hope that we
may some day throw or the heavy
yoke? Well is 1t for US to mediate
upon this vital problem which touches
each SO closely. And as we mediate
we may grow wise enough to break
some OF the multitudinous shackels
that hold us spiritless and helpless in
the power OF the arch tyrant. Little
Ihings."-cnroline Ticknor In Brandur
Magazine.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1902-12-15
Little Blaze.

A fire was discovered in the Elk
bridge building at o'clock Sunday
morning and call was sent Into the
fire department, which responded
promptly, but the blaze was out by
the time the department arrived upon
the scene. The only damage done
was the arousing Of the people from
their SAUNDERS by the continuous
blowing OF the fire whistle. The
blaze was in rear room occupied by
the Thompson Music Company's
store and was caused BY some packing
material getting attire from lamp.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1902-12-15
ACCEPTS
Rev. Hudson VIII Begin HIS Work
Here January First.

Rev. William Hudson, OF Waynes-
birs, Pa, to whom call to the pas
torate OF the First Presbyterian
church had been extended, preached
in the church Sunday morning and
evening. He accepted the call and
will begin his work here regularly the
tirst Sunday in January. Until that
time the pulpit will be supplied.
Rev. Hudson is in his thirtieth year
and was graduated from Princeton
University in 1893 and from Prince
ton Seminary in 1896. In 1899 he re-
ceived the degree Of doctor of philoso-
ply from waynesburg College.
DR.. Hudson was the pastor OF the
New Providence Presbyterian church
of Carmichaels, Pa, for six years, and
has Travelled extensively. In 1900 he
spent several months in Europe and
the Orient, land has achieved a reputa-
tion as a lecturer upon the Holy Land.
Dr. Hudson is young man OF recog-
nized ability. He is the son OF Mrs.
Fl. NJ. Hudson, OF Waynesburg, and is
nephew of Judge S. L. Mestrezat OF
the Pennsylvania Supreme bench.
The congregation here is one OF the
Oldest in this part OF the State and
pays a salary OF 81 500 year.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1902-12-15
Palnistry.

Madam Lucinda, Americas most
noted palmist and life reader, will. be
at the Walker House for few davs
only. Consult her on all Affairs OF
love, hfe, marriage, business, etc.
The distinguished Madam comes to us
with a great reputation and Your busi
ness with her will lie in the strictcst
confidence. Fun life reading to ladies
pc, and gentlemen, 30 cents.
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DIED
From an Operation Performed fer
Appendicitis.

Cldye Barngrover. an Adamston
glass blower, died in the Harrison
County hospital at o'clock Sunday
morning. He had appendicitis and
was unable to survive the operation
which was found necessary. He was
20 years of aye and single. The re-
mains were shipped by the Clifford
Osborn Undertaking Company to In
diana for burial.
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If you have property to sell list it
with Cottrcll & Hopkins, 2l4 cour
street. l2.2t
You will lind large collection OF
useful grfts at The CIarl<sburg Tailor
ing Go. Dec. IS 25
FOR RENT Six houses tm Florence
street. q six rooms each: ready for oc-
cupancy Is December Is. One house
on Jackson street. Apply to Alexan-
der, rooms and ,, IIornor building,
Main street. dec 81 wk.
They wrinkle less than others.
Keiscr-Barathea Cravats. All shapes
and prices at The Clarksburg Tailor
ing Co., Traders Building, Main street.
Dec. 1925.
Sole agents for Lyons Celebrated
Candies. Sold at popular prices at g.
ID. Sturn s. Co., druggists. dec 6-tf
Loaf of fine bread free at Wallis
Grocery, with Ralston cereals.
Dec 12.2t
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Taken to Hospital

Ex-Constablc Herbert L. Davis was
taken from his home on Monticello
avenue Sunday afternoon to KeSsler
hospital in bad condition. He is at.
hicted with nervous prostration and
his condition isalarming 10 his friends
Only a few weeks ago he had similar
attack and his life was deSpaircd Of.
He Is out Of his head part Of Tho
time.
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Thompson Music
Company Moves

The Thompson Music Company has
moved to the north end OF Glen Elk
bridge, where they are opening up a
fine display of musical instruments
for the holidays. They will also have
an unusually large line OF fine small
instruments, and everything carried
in an up-to-date music store. Call
ind see them before buying your
Christmas presents. II
Some excellent opportunities for
home-seekers and investors offered by
Cottrell s. Hopkins, PA Court
street. l2-2t
A dollar saved is dollar earned
Return s25 in cash register tickets and
get ONE DOLLARS worth OF mer-
shandise absolutely free at Stout,s, 81
Pike street. dec 10
They are two kinds of Cravats.
Eeiser-Barthea and others. Come in
md look them over. The Clarksbure
Tailoring Co.. Dec. 1926.
All kinds of suitable gifts for ladies
md gentlemen at The Clarksbure
Tailoring Co.. Traders Building Main
street. Dec. 1925.
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Police Court

Two common DRINKS were before
Mayor Grille this morning. They were
assessed the usual fines and turned
loose. The weather seems to have a
quieting effect on all evil.doers as
business has been rather dull for the
policemen the past day or so.
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Will Resume Business

J. G. McCrorey & Co., will open up
their dry goods store in the Despard
building on Third street the first Of
next week. The store room has I'M
dergone extensive repairs, the front
being remodelled, and the room being
oyerhauled throughout.
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FOR RENT-Two eight room
houses, East Pike street, all modern
Improvements, ss5 a month each.
Apply to Alexander s. Alexander,
rooms 2 and 3, Hornor building, Main
street. Dec 12-iw
Formining supplies, upper leather,
sole leather and shoe findings 60 to
Reynolds, Main street. s-3Otf
swager's Candy Palace is a glare of
light and beauty. See it. 22s Pike
street. dec 10-d 12t-w 2t
a harvest of delicious Christmas
presents for those who love good goods
at Stout's, 81 West Pike street. ID
Sole Leather at Reynolds.
They wear well Keiser-Barathea
oravats. All kinds at The Clarksburg
Tailoring Co.. Traders Building, Main
street. Dec. 1925.
Just received nice line of Smoking
Jackets. The Clarksburg Tailoring
Co., Traders Building, Main street.
Dec. 1925.
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Notice

The onI.a or the Mountain Stat,
Gas Company will be moved temper.
lily Dec. 10th 10 the rooms formerly &C
cupicd by the ClarkSburg Wine and
Liquor Company in the Traders build.
ing on Third street.
l2-l3.2w MOUNTAIN STATE GAS Co.
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w. Nj, Freese.
Real Estate Broker,
Omces, and 3, Moore Building.

FOR RENT-One live room house
on Mulberry street with bath attach.
ed. One six room house on Water
street, and two rooms with private
bath attached.
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Cut Flowers

Fine roses and carnations at F. G.
BANDS drug store, daily. Dudleys-
Decorators and Designers. Call and
see us. 1O-6-tf
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Christmas goods well advertised are
half sold. Moral: Get ]. w. Dodge
to paint your holiday display
signs. dec 1881
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For the largest assortment OF fine
chocolates and bon-bons can be seen
at Swager's, 22s Pike st. dec. lO-d 12t
" Ut.
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Dir. and Mrs. L. E. Peters and Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Merritt viii spend. the
holiday week with relatives in Park.
ersburg.