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g~aacmcinc Staatsgeicte.


be Ger 5i fnnacroen Slide in ben Getpditern
bon talbot GaroItle nnS 9or6etter Dor;
aag%tiei Az -. o 8rfOf rid, S Sfs eI S6On:
NapitcI 430 = ~Siaeennp = Gr6ffnet Sa9o
s oine S SiGSn3 Sas SD an ,ii + ef nss5Sr14sf' bo lter sspt
bictet @rport: madt Giaentbiirier bon SuIIs
ben fir ben bon ibneTl aneeritteten S6aoen
Sapifei Go meeanp aeet cine
@uuOeiteuer auf mo. 5lptnet Gonltabler. Die
9lnOe 81, t6oteni oereH eiaent1iirner Die
S' Snpitt I'T Ga Ut9a0t SoirdcIter giberrutt be
@orihriitrt bon Gapttel 40 ~ Se8ne auf
bic Gr5be Der in Taybot. Caroline unb 9or'
'Ga1pifRei G52 ~ G9oTrbciier - e6iitt Sii6fe
iudbrero. Der 9runit5ett n1o foeltIl bon SuT'
soSitei Gi7 - gGeoanb waa6t es &c.
fe6lt6. Sanonebe nit IL s5bqtaen Wfaiben
5tuii6en Dem 10. 5cbruar lito benz Is. gpriI
aGpiieI 'G5t - 9lnnc strunoct Scr6lstct
ben &cbrnub bon shleppnesell in @epdtiern
BON %ipcni9er. uls % gdrns Sreite itlo. inner
0a aap 1GS SS ss OS &te 9 . el's Sea sifrtsS si Is:
Jana. I'M 0uanticO, e%nooitieo UNI @arrelt'
Gdg;tcI 5o3 - 0ueen 9tnne's e6reibt
cine 6unocfteuer I'M oierten @abIbe5irf (6ents
Sslnno). Dor; 8pinat 9onftabler, Die Sunbe
Der 9e!iionenten y tboten. m.
8apiteI SOL 49, Sreoerid Mtudt Die Snn0
ponl 10. Oitober bis I. Topember unb an
@Sabliq9en nIInseietLid.
&dpitel 49S - GprChciter 0efpdhrt fpes
ltcne RrtoiIeaien an ben Sooper's Sslanos
'SSGoiieI 500 - gat1rcrt.RiOer MeouTirt
Die SrGo aut Den WiarfbeH uno 8ntliliien,
nit giCcn8el ftr Ni5pdrttae ltio tnbntilbrer.
HapitCl 542 - Haltimorcs9onntn = NeueS
TuaoGcieb. etnbIirt 9icen6 fir Ilspirtiae,
mnft @iqentbflmer tiir Den bon i9ren 9unber
sic %crGusGablua Der Strafel ilno 9icen6en
iir Die &erlncbrlIitg oeS g8ilbitanoes Dor.
GaVitc[ 4SG - gttne 9lrulbeI 9~ieguItrt
bic .3ngS ari miIbes GetIii9eI am Ieits uno
9ibpoeSs0tioer.
'o0iebcn mo Sancuftenen fir 8baeG. iuenlt
in G6ipdrrten, init Gllsnabnle bon 6nlleniiel'
len sim Sdnbe i'm ggintcr.
anpiteI 4s2 - ct. Murb'S Inb Gnlnert =
ShilBt ale Sinau6geI, nit glitSnnbme ber 0Sos
bins, 2crden mo geonrbiros,
pilbes @eIliigci pom I. gIuocmber bis 5llm
%. 9e5clnber unb an Sonntugen nto &abl
GapiteI 43e = Carroll = Qicen8 fir @tss
pdrtt9e ,3!lnl Sii5en i'm Worocaep, oberbalb
ySaIgjtcif IoS oarfOre = gacouIirt Den
SapttelI 53s - 81. @}arb's = e6iist ale
Sings llo Snieften ~ireiteube &6gel; bies ers
Test GnpiteL 4s2 in Me3uG duf Ct. Mldr0's...
,aapjteI 372 Gue9ong 9rildrt Slid
oerpfli@ict 9Sn s9srifdk b%istsIteH a. 5erLtS:;
cinrr Netcpimb neg Qnipmacs6IuifeS.
4apiiel 346 = Sn9osSSaroeine - Sebt ole
Dor ocnl 10. gprtl 1904 ernannten .9il13'
Soebparoelne oh; e%rrueitert oc @~cfuanib Der
mafi Sic glnfternpoli5ei pno Die e3eritte mn
etantsauipdlte Der Counties unh Der 9tabt
Baltimore einen 3betl Der @fteGtipitdrfe htetes
SeparieultEts.
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SphppNS Der III Der SanuarsStsnno 1901 nm,
0cnnnlnlenen Nanh. ulh S.iihaeieDs ="

9cnnnlnlenen Saab. mn NiidaeSchs. W"
SIe lol9cttoelt St1pttel uno 3itei aebcn M.
selne6ne aher oouftdnoige Sniurmotinn liner
Napiiel % = SInne glrlrbcI - SpbIorh.
Snro, TetHieiet ScrfaIt ausgclontmell Gapin.
Saptiel VI Caroline - Neues saoboe.
'ee6 Se iSa,9bo, bel gu6t psrbietcitS. N"S'e''
%up'iG, ia Glcen glnne'S - Sebt ben
Stapiicl 142 - Nent gairAos 0,,In..,
SeEsldIgert ele GntcniGeo bis ann o. Yei sInsIiI
stnpllel i4S - SorCbcIter o. 6nTIo M tdSe.
1iiieei nm 9eibrintt bic Q}elrte.
SnpiieI loo Suiparo - Nfcbe 4er,
oleiet Den @ebrau6 bon Nb1o1Tit nher onso.
Slibltun8cn. WV oHVe" lWaoil0e
aapitel les - Sent seouIirt 81, ex,.
july nm9 oas 0allcnitelen oen Siihien.
seupiIei lo2 Suriuro - Sebt Sic ct,r.
5ei lut SSopocod bonn I. SuIi bis + SonrInr
uHo az Ssa9otdta9eil i'm 9'ppcm6er left. ''
q, %upisl lyo Sntlterlct = Meies Soohs
Selee' oronef SbonSeit fir Sa'uren oui Syci
&a9rf an; in9bt Die gieenibiiimer iiir ben
o ov,.t ,rt l; Nh.Ioeh an9ertbteten S2aoel bers
ailiipottitm; 'nretbt 2ieen5 bon $40 fiir siis.
aapitel III @arrett - gerbietet Wsrs,,
ipdffen. SN" WI" oe"e''
aapiteI 200 Montaomerb yai,srr,,s.
q !naelee in 8eSue auf Ghpnseit:
peltntfef ben Sulia bon Same" Siihen ~,
irgeno ctiter Sctt, aber @r1fe mn Sps,b,SS 90
oes 6an9es ocrbIeibefi. i''
aapiieI 253 = 9lnne elrinbcI Scene
Shpn5ett fiir Sc6lanesgSilo, eiufhIiesiid,
Wpoocod. Sntpe uni Yluper.
aapttel 41O talbot S6reibt bic @r5.
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enebmiet AM 1. grpriI 1904,
SabeaS Corpus - Wttnoert1brtge.
2gt, Qapttel.

POI. 9apttel.
Cine Ntte sun, ssioerrnie uno Der @.eberan.
;s,SIa's nit Sts ~ s"'s srtiisis Der oe sua Is; Ms;
6ticntlidcn Gicieee, betitclt ,Sabeas Cor.
pms" Init rtitsl ugerfabren in Ye6ns ani
/. Nbf6nifi 6 iei bon Der uuseineinen Sc.
febeebure bon Wlarplnnh u%erfiiat, oab Der 49,
sbi6nitt oes Az, slrtifeIs Der adeenteinen
Sitentli6en SAefsse boz @'areIalO, aifeI 50,
diif Winberidbrige," biernit lpioerrufen lno 70
lpieoer arlseitonntett lei, bob es, mie foIst
is. abf6nttt. Gin minoeridbriser lam,
tpenn er obre ~gehpriee. GfIege uro Mnffidt 1T,
elmer SugenosslnitaIt fit yfIeee uio aniiidi
ii6erluieien tuerben. Gin Wdnberidbriger fontnai
unter bieie g~eitimmineen. lpenn er obne llnter'
funft ODER sluift6t 1T ODER bon ieinen GItern
ober YfIeseeltert nerradldiiiet uro mibbanbeIt
ODER fpenn iolbe @ltern ODER BfIeaeeliern niht
penn es liar erisSeinf, bab Der 9ebadpafiter SSer
Die umeebina FOLDER @inoeridbrieer 70 aefdbro
ltb ooer oerioIiliilen 9eporoel. Inn, oab oas
i TSoStt'e aIs be r. S Sriies,.e'G Hno " Se geleai9nf is.
Sronline cine iolhe Serfiieune fiber ben min.
oeridbrleeIl erforber1. Gin beeInibietes Sc
ibnneu 1Minberidbriee, peIfe inter biefe 9iu.
bril- fallen, einer SngeflosglnftaIt iiberipeifen.
peIte inter ben @efeben oes etaates Marns
LAMB ineorperirt If; uno earin %bebaIten tpereen.
biz CT 81 Sabre alt 1T, i'm Sale bon 8naben
ioiuobl, ulS tuie Wdod1en. aiisgenomnlen, fpenn
b~ieielben frei aus Der Infialt e%ntIaiien fperoen
ooer In uebereinftinrntune nit benz gefebliben
@1ne, uno foI6e @eri6tsbeautte t6nnen foI6e
Minoeridbrige arf einen 3aftbefebI bin Dor fi9
brinaen laiicn. penn Elm foIber Winberidbrige
gebr1tt tpernerl fanH ooef obre o%effelhen 5liee'
gen III, ODER bic unIiiinoe anoerer 9iatur fiHb,
oab bon einem SaffbefebI Ibitano eenommen
peroen fam; unb ale @eri6te oper SeaH1ien.
pelhe inter ben Soriebuleen oiefes Ibfhniites
bdubeln, iinb nit allen 8efpalten dii5geitattet,
nm bic bier anaefibrten getngnitfe aiSSutibs
rem. 81
9. stbfhnitt. uno es fei terrer perorouet
-, S,afa OIf@a ,,. nt,,, ,hrnx
in Strait treteu fou.
Seuebrnigt am q. MpriI 1904.
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tperben.
3Geben. Del BEL Ell
sen. 0utsbeitber bier in OieniteH itee
9enoe &ne4t 5riebri6 @9ul3e bate
pas un9litd, beim 4~bipringen bon iei=
nem IN Der 5abrt befinbli6en Dagen
5u Saue gu tommen unb iiberfa6ren gu
fperoen. Die bierbei erlittenen Der
,eBue9en fparen berartig I6per, baB
Der Soo auf Der STEELE eintrat.
0eforpen: Sehau: 9ribatier 9ers
mann Siebler.
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Naoemeine Staai&geIcte.

annapolis, Mo.. int mai 1904.
Mir begIaubieen bierourf Dab ole 6eTl@le'
bune aerale Wbfdbrifter Der oeri1ieoener. aftt
itn6," nnS bab 6Gs Satnm Der Genebnliaune
elmer ieoer ioI6en 9tite am @1Oe 9]sFlete PEI,
ri9tia angegeben III, mo oaB eeia9ie aiig u sr
8efeBeebung Der SiBung bon 19O4 oleleiiaen
glfte iino, iueI6e bonn @ouoernelir iill3 nenl
@eneraIs9lntuaIt 5ur &er6ffentltbulle beliinliilI
murben.
Gbiuin @arficlo, 9oIoerilenr.
epeneer Is. Sunes,- ~
0eurgc y. 3gleBnrt, ,,.n,,ra
Rrbcrt Mos, Scfretir beg SerIats:
D. g. smit6, GbefzGIerf oes uIlter1aliles.
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Gum gerbpt ppn Strap. uorr gSiirfelipicl.
1873. Gauitet.

Cine s!tte 5um gstOerrut Mnaenoirnna uno Der
@icoerannabmc ocs 129. stbidlnttts non
NriiIel % Der tiisntliden aloemeinen@e'
ieRc, Sitci ygcrbreden nnb Straien," un'
t%crtitel ,@ihdsipiric," mic i'm BIS. aapi'
tel Der Mite BON 1900 ansrnummcl.
T., Nbihnitt. - IS iet bon Der @efebgebunq
bon Mlarplnrb oeriii0t. bub Der 129. gIbi6nitt
pes 81. grtifeIs Der augeineinen 6ffentlideh
Geiebe. bctiteIt p&erbreben II. StrafSn," Nm
~tcrtitcl r8liidsipieIe." mic berfelhe i'm 34s.
Nnpitel Der Ilte bon 1900 allge1ommetl tullrs
be, biermit iuioerrrlen. u%menotrt uno iuieoer
n%ngenonnlen lei, Dab oerfelbe iolgcnoermaben
lautci:
l20. gbf6niit. = Scoc Gerion. Die fir @eIb
ba5 &lidsfpici, %eenannt nS6tmbIes" ooer
13s LITTLE 2oier," oosr ssilrie!,; Elm spiei.
nit irgeno einem anoeren Mittel ooer pers
mittcIit ialifer auniiltiide ipieIt, lou mad fcts
ner llebcr,iibritll9 fir Gin ioIdes &ergeben
nift utter feds Wionaten uoer nebr, dIS
slpei Sabre Irbeits6aus crbaltet, uoer 5i eli
ner @elobuhe ncrirtbeilt meroen. lpeIfe nidt
fiber Sunbert Collars betraaen bari. ooer Seis
oes, fe nab Dem 8utniinien oe5 Seri6ts.
9. g(bibnitt. - ltuo iei eS Oeroronet. on6
bieie sltte bon benz 9atum ibrer gnnabn,e an
@efeb fein fou.
G9g-dh
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@let6eS NIT @Iei6em.
@orilpirtb Gum Bidder: .9enn ih
9iltea @roo baben nil. 10 m,tB ih
aus Der StoOt meIdeS bolen loiien."
Sddcr: "Mir ereebt es groo 10,
ipenn id 9ilten gSein trinfen mill"
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gerbinolihfciten puu 9littondren.

3Jf. SupItCl.
Gine9ltte, eiuen %ieruereu abifnitt benz %. Mt
tiicl hes Guocr Der Wiarbldnoer Staats.
geicee BinSnfigcno, Sitcl r6urpuratiunch, 4"
llntertitel rAagemeine 6esnlationel,"
ein6nldlaiteu uunlittcibar nah benz Wbs
thnitte S5S ocs bciusten artifcls, nls No.
idnitt S52, Gin a. ocs bciagtcn Mrtifcls
~ be5etdneh, AMI bic Serbtnoltdtett gon
AttiunG rem ben Sreoitoreu uno Scpuito'
rcn pom eaic 9rppiit., sruit., @arantic',
SaricDcns, nno 1iocittp'6 prlpa9ntcn &C.
geulber Sc5ng nebihcno.
/. Wbi6nitt. SO miro hon Der wtar1lariSer
Staatsgefesgcbing perfiiet, oab Elm reiier ap'
l6lIitt Dem %. Irtifel pes Gooer Der du9eniel'
men Sta1tsgefebe, 2itel yGorporatloIteIl uI.
terrified ~%algcmeine 9eelIatlonen, " iIllniltleioar
rad benz glbfbnitt SOC oeS beia9tet Nbl1nliies
ein5ui6uIten mn als Gbfbnltt o5S etIi " ~
be3ei6nen, bin5u9cfiipt iueroe nnh iein lpu'
tpel9er, pte iolet, lantet: .Iri,,or
SOC elm %. Sas ausf6lteBli6e SetlnUiiel
tiir Die 9r5iuinaung aegen Nittondre pom aaen
8e1tcu. ole utter Dem eooer Der alaenheineH
StaalSeeiete. 90. artitel, .Mbfhriitt soy, erIll,.
8iberrui %beiielben our6 Die stite pon 1904.
betitelt Sine elite 8nnt sSioerrul oes w.
f6nitts s59 bonn %. slrtliel Ses 9ooer per an.
Hemelnen staaiseeisse' aIisI G o5sn ME Der.
ieIbe ourh Die gtteu bon 1e92i Ivy. Guptisi.
ungeronmel purbe, uro sur SleoetuInnIpEh
b@etieiben init slntenoemenien, nttEr,so u u nS'l meIs
der bur6 Debate wife nibt oilrb oie scout
9uneerS Der ~beidgten aite a'l5irI gu leIp s.
Hart lpuroe. fou, OILS 9e9en IN St aan IN, Nj.
lNllp $500
Iiefeitsberfabren in Der Mrt elmer ereoiiotei,
9laee. Die eegen iolbe gffiolldre oiir0 e'len
coer ntebrere Greoitere1 titr l1 leioI mo u1e
auberen 9reoitcren Der Corporation, peine
oarrm einfouneii ntDger, mo ole lt1 ouontp
Al Mitfliaerl mae,ens, W eiIlerl @erlmt. lux
Dies SnriSoiftinit bat iriler6dlb oes Soiillips %
Der Stabt Baltimore, in %toeIbenl, pie pei iSan
Iieeen mag. bas Saupts9iirean Der Corporation
81 Der 3eit Der @inreibung Der aia9e oeiesen
lit, poer i'm Sale iracno fol9e eprporaiipn,
iueil oieelbe ocit Sinoen bon Seaiielieril uoer.
a%rltiportet nurbe. ODER aus irgetlo ellleii aiioereM
Srlnoe, anigcbbrt bat. ir9eno Elm Sahpt.Snteau
balb Der @renSen ocs Gounips ooer Der Siaof
81 Der 9ett Der 9inreitune Der &a9e 8n oapeh;
oann iou bic 4Iage in einert @erldt eliteerelml
iperoeil, mcIhe5 Surisoiftion oariioer bal, inilet.
Baltimore, in ipeIdert, ipie Der ,5ali ie9sm
MAG, bic heiaete Corporation i9ren ieRlem
Sanpts fredericksburg bate: ullo 3n ir9eilo elHsr
iolben aIaae i5nnen aftiurare pie auBer1ain
Der @rer5en oes Stadtes W'arplato ipoeneli,
ais MitperpIaeie berdnpe5oeen iueroert iiio IN.
Dem %bteteIben 70 Mitbetbetlt9te iueroen, lohen
S%Ielelbsit niti in iraeno eiuenI aieeren Sianie
i'm 9ctreff Der ourh befaaten gbfhrift Soy
auferlesten Saftbarteit p~roaefirt iueroeu. ais
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9eii uala Sur @rri9tung zines
bieIigen 0enfmals fir ben peritorbes
>nen>Sersos bat ii9 bereits elm &oms
mittee, ~beltebenb aus ben Ioritdnoen
Der flint areisftdbte unb ben &reisots
rettorsn (aanbrdtben) sebiloet.
Der Raiier bat ben SerSpg BON Inz
holt. ipelder bisber Sberit mar. ans
ldbli9 frnes Gesierungsantritts gum
9eneralmajor befDrbert.
Bernbure. 2eutnant Sdnnes
imam bonn bieii9en Battalion bes 36.
Snfanterie : &esiments bat iih nad
9eenbisuns bes Oien5tes in fetner
Wobnuns eridofen. Die 0eranldRung
! au bieiem S6ritte ipu BARN gu fuden
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Yai1c! Safe!
5mr Mciic ms InslaaS bciora. 6.
Maine, Nr. All, ct. HanI.S .rafe.
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Loo,s,ur Arter the snilorn.

Sailors are never more than children
in many respects. OF all lives theirs
is in most instances the narro~est.
The poor tars have more horizon than
people on land, but their footstool is
mere matter of few feet beam and q
few hundred over all. When they ar
rive in New York harbor, after many
weeks or months at sea, and start ont
for a good time, this sort of notice, in,
serted in marine Journals and bulle-
tins OF commerce by agents, stares
them in the face wherever they go:
..Rritish steamer Northwestern, Sallies
master, from West Africa ports, Is
discharging at pier 100000. All per
sons are hereby cautioned against har-
boring or trusting any OF the crew, as
no debts OF their contracting viii be
paid by the captain, owners or Qutttal,
Herby & Co.. agents" How would
Won like 10 have that tagged on to you
ii every port? Those poor infants OF
the ocean !--New York Press.
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rEAcHERs INSTITUTE.

The teachers institute for Harrison
county viii convene at Clarlosburg the
week beginning August %, 1904, with
DIR. Charles H. Albert and Prof. j. N.
Dcahl as instructors.
Owing to the scarcity of teachers, and
upon the recommendation of the State
Superintendent of Schools last year, .
few of our teachers were permitted e
teach without having attended an in
stitute.
This year, however, Superintendent
Miller says that all know the conditions
and requirements, and he further recon
mends that no excuses for nom attend,
ance be granted by the County Board Q
Examiners.
I heartily concur with his suggestions
and hereby give notice that MI persons
who think of teaching in the Harrison
county schools this winter, that they
must have a certificate of five days In
stitute attendance.
We are looking forward to a success
fui institute and invite all friends o
education to be with us that we may
spend the week proatably.
Respectfully yours,
L. wAYMAN OGDEN,
July 2l-td. County supt
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In the churches OF England formerly
the Ievylng OF spur money by the choir
boys was an established custom. Dek'
lSer tells the gallant OF the seventeenth
century that when he goes to st. Paul's
cathedral lie is to 'be sure your silver
spurs clog your heels, and then the boys
viii swarm about you like so many
white butterflies. When you are in
open quire you shall draw forth per
rumed embroidered purse-the glorious
sight of which will entice many coun
trymen from their devotion to wonder.
Eng-and Quot silver into the boys
hands that 1t may be heard above the
irst lesson. although 1t be read in q
voice as big as one of the great or
gansr The custom would appear to
have originated from the disturbance
OF divine service in the cnthedrals by
the jingling of the spurs of persons
walking within their precincts, tri.
ding fine being imposed upon offenders,
called spur money" the collection OF
which was left to the bendles and sing
ing boys If. however, the youngest
chorister present failed to render his
gamut correctly upon being challenged.
the tax could not be levied.
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Aqents wanted.

Tie result Of the election win be
foreshadowed in The World weeks IN
advance, exactly as CIeyeland's election
was foretold and As Mckinley
triumphs were. The World giving the
electoral vote by States with absolute
correctness ten weeks before dcKinley's
election day.
The World win not only strive to be
right, but It will be bright and large;
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one who Is interested in this vital Presi
Dental contest viii need It every day
No Democrat or Republieau should be
without it.
The regular price for the Daily Morn
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given. Address World Campaign Club
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FAMOUS BATTLE SONGS.
Two Instances where the Tide vSaa
Turned by singing Them.

Two Instances SNheEG tine rae WA
Turned by singing Them.
There are two Instances on record nt
/ battle being won by u war song. 10
the firth century Germanus, bishop %
Auxerre, and Lupus. bishop OF Troyes,
were sent into Britain to refute the
doctrines of Pelngius. During their
stay IN lnis island the PIcts md Scots,
hearing TINT the Roman legion had
been withdrawn, commenced HOSTILE
los and drove the Britons from the
northern to the more southern parts Of
ne island. Germanus, Mt the request
of the hard pressed islanders, led them
against the Picts and Scots, who had
advanced as far as Mold. in Flintshire.
The bishop, having been a military
commander in his youth, placed his
men in nm advantageous position and
then started one of the songs of the
church. This song began Mt the com
mencement of the battle. and so vocif
erously did the Britons sing the re
Rrain. .'HulleIuiah." that the hills, ech
Ding with the sound, terrified their en-
emies and caused them to flee in all di
rections This was called the hallelu
tah victory. The date Is fixed by MI
historians mt u. 429.
The second instance occurred on the
9th of November, 1892, when TIN
Frrnch, under Dumouriez, encounterea
the Austrians at Jcmmapes, III BelGi,
nm. The day was going dead against
the French, when DumourIe@ ran out
to the front and raised the "Marscit
laise" Forty thousand voices instantly
took up the chorus. and, inspired by
the magic OF the battle song. tho
French rallied and fell so furiously
upon the Austrinns that the tide o.
battle was completely turned and vic
tory given for defeut.-PearsoN's Week
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-05
.ALrrMoRE 3 ONO RAILROAD
10 THE WORLDS FAIR.

Various forms OF excursion tickets to
ST. Louis via Baltimore & Ohio railroad
now on sale from clarksburg az fol.
lows:
Season Tickets, good to return until
December 10, 1904, to be sold daily 81
rate of $3.50 round trip.
Sixty Day Excursion Tickets, final
limit not later than December IS, 1904,
to be sold daily at rate of s22-lO round
trip.
Fifteen Day Excursion Tickets, to be
sold daily at rate of $3.50 round trip.
Various Route Excursion Tickets,
either season or sixty day, viii be sold
going via one direct route and returning
via another direct route, full informa-
ton concerning which can be obtained
from Ticket Agent.
Stop-overs not exceeding ten days at
each point will be allowed at Washing
ton, Deck Park, Mountain Lake Park,
Oakland, Mitchell, Ind. tfor French Lick
and West Baden springsl, Cincinnati
and Chicago within return limit, upon
notice OF conductor and deposit of ticket
with Depot Agent Immediately upon ar
rival.
stop-overs not exceeding ten days will
be allowed at st. Louis on all one-way
Except colonists' tickets to the Pacific
coast) and round-trip tickets reading to
points beyond st. Louis, upon deposit
Of ticket with Validating Agent and
payment of fee of $I.OO
Three solid vestibuled trains are run
daily from New York, Philadelphia
Baltimore and Washington via Parkers-
burg and Cincinnati to st. Louis.
Three solid vestibuled trains are run
daily from Pittsburg, Wheeling and Co
Iunbus via Cincinnati to st. Louis.
Magnificent coaches, sleeping cars %
servation cars and unexcelled dining ear
service.
For illustrated folder, time table and
full information, call at Ticket Office,
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-05
80 WEIEELINEf. SEPTENB
&c TMo MgoDeuIrERa
q Fairy Tale From the Japanese
yvSth an Amazing Moral.


Fairy Tale From the Japanese
yyath an Amusing Moral.
a Japanese woodcutter, who had a
dist curing wen on his right cheek, was
caught one day Ia a viosent storm Of
RAIN Having sought shelrer In a hol-
low tree. he fell fast asleep When ne
awoke lie found it was night, but the
darkness was Illuminated by a thou.
s,lnd tiny lnmps. BY this light the
woodcntter saw, In nm open space JUS.
by his tree, number of teng1s or
fairies. who had been INDUCING ~
sake, the national drink Of Japan, and
who were now in a very merry mood.
Presently music struck up and dance
began, whereupon the woodcutter rush
cd from his place or conceAlment and
tell to dancing ike mad. The fairies
laughed and cheered till the woods re
echoed, and when morning dnwned
they declared that he had Diverted
them exceedingly and must come again
and" said their leader, an Important
little tengu las a pledge that you viii
pay us another visit we take this wen.
The words had scarcely been spoken
by the fairy chief when the Wen fell
from the woodcutter,s cheek, and 1t be
ZANE as smooth as a little chlld's.
N5w, 1t so happened TINT neighbor
ing WOOdCUtter. VINO MAD q 9uBG wen
ON his left cheek, was deyoured By
envy when he heard how his fellow
laborer had been cured. Having laurn-
ed the secret, he set out for the spot
where the fairies met, with uew pair
of straw sandals on his feet fully de
termined to show the tiny people what
dancing really meant On reaching the
hollow tree he carefully concealed him
self and breathIessly awaited the
course OF events In due time the ten
gu assembled and at once began drink
ing sake and dancing. Then wood
cutter No. 2, thinking the right time
had come. dashed from his place o;
hiding and essayed to ding a leg IN
tune 10 the music. But. alasi the
cheering which greeted his first ap
pearance soon died away, for he could
not dance with the agility of tho
friend whom he envied, and he ended
his efforts amid chilling silence.
The chief tengu stepped up to thu
crestfallen woodcutter and made
sattrIcal bow. -Thank you" he said
"and rs you have tried to amuse
we will pay you with this!"
And so speaking he clapped upon TIN
envious woodcutter's right cheek tlIe
wen he had taken from his fellow SUI
ferer. and the wretched man returne
to his home carrying two gigantic wens
instead of the one with which he had
left his hut