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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22
NbfaBrtstase Der 3ampfer bon 0eiu-
0Orf.

0ampfer r2iguria" mad Neapel
nno @enua am %, MGr5. :
9ampfer nNooroam" nad Iotter.
Dam am %. MGr5.
9ompfer pGebric" nab 2ioerppol
om %. M1r5. n 81 )
9ampfer ST. aboie"' nod Sabre am
90. MfGrs.
9ampfer nMain" pa6 @remen am
90. @Grs.
9ampfer st. 2onis" naf Sout9.
ompton arn 20. Mdra.
9ampfer o@a6erlan6" nof g(nt.
fperpen um %. @Gra.
9ompfer oMimnetonfa" nad Son.
bon am 25. IGr3. t.q ai3: -3tyaa
9ampfer u2ucania" mad 2iper-
pool am %. War5. ~ 1.sf7, ~ ii
9ampfer ~Srene" na9 Reapel ur,h
@enuo on %. MGrs. 49, d1
9ompfer Eatricia" nad Sam.
uutB ulIl 20. Uturd. .'. H' li i
9ampfer columbia" nod 8las.
golp am %. Mar5. b., q
9ompier oSlOenburg" nod 9rc-
men om %. WtGr5.
9ampfer uGalabria" nod Heapel
am %. M1ro.
Sampler p9arbaroIia" nad Sire.
men am %. IGr3.
9ampfer ySloponia" naf Heapel
uno @enua am %. Mar5. y
9ampfer Baltic" mad 2iberpool
am 80. M6ra.
9ompfer nStatenoam" nod 9fot.
terbam am. 49, M1ra. p.
0ampfer nSeuig, Slab" nod SEQ.
penbagen an 80. Mar5.
Gnmpfer nGitta d. HapoIi9 mad
Neapel uno @en,iae am 30. @ara.
9ampfer pgretaene~ nad Sabre.
am 80. MGra.
9ampfer Gorintbian" nod @laS.
gum am 80. Wara.
Gampier sSretoria" nad Sam.
burg om 1. slpril.
Gampfer .@eimor" nod Neopel
litlo @enuo nm /. Ipril.
Gompfer rgtulria" mad 2iperpool
om 1. Ipril. ,5p IA a..
Coupler SarSegna" nod Neopel
uno @eniin am L, stpril, ,is,g Al.
9ompfer yFbilooelpbie" nod
Soutbompton on I. April. rse
Gompfer nManiton" nad Souoon
.ont /. apriL. ) -.
0ampier aaropnlapb" nad Int.
lperpet. oni41. Mbril. u ,ss;.
9ompfcr nyrinaeiiin1 Tiftoria
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@ermanin.O Quartet Club

H9erntdntd ~ "
$altptquurtier: @eienberg's $oGe,
Nr. lie, @or6 8acaItroBe. cling.
ihanoe: 9ienitaas = 9irigent: s.
9aroIus.
nNesger.8 eiongberein."
$auptQuartier: &offmmn's &aae,
2otp. urb SorreIt StroBe. Sing.
itunoe: 9ienitaos - 9irigent: s. 6.
6ront.
.@0eIpeiB."
Sauptqilnrtier: @eorg S. @ber's
Soae, Scr. T., Salt peurle, Canton.
S%tngItunOe: 9ienitags - 9irigent:
aug. Sdneioer.
Observation-Disclosures"
SouptQuartier: 8roaomaD r SoteG
SingitltnOe; G%onneritogs 9iri.
gent: Geo. @. 80GInonu.
.@ermonia : 8urnperein."
S6imet's n8obmen . Sale"
Slrnoereine:
DSltrn sSettton oeS tabor : w
ceums." - 9ienltag ult6 9onner'
flag. SllrnItunoe @l6en6S 8 llbr.
Surnberein oBorpGrts."
gorip6rts . Sale, Scr. 1924,
8elt-2egingtonYtraBe.
Scout . Boint Sltrnberein."
@de &uq- uno 8eaIon . Strobe.
nlluob6Gngi9er @iirger-8e rein bon
WarDIanO" - 8eriammIung ie0eu
IebteIl 9omeritag i'm @onat in ser
u@orip6rts Sole," Scr. 734, 8eit.
2eriltatonTtraBe.
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s6iffsnadridtcn.

Mep gorf 81. @ar3, = 9tnoe.
fommcn: ole Qompfer oGolobrio"
BON Morieillc, o6cQig 0lop" bon
Copenhagen ltno nS%Iouonia" bon
lteopel.
Ger Gompier go @oScogne" bon
Sabre truf bier Gin.
A~6geiobren: Compiler y&ronprin5
g8iIbeIm" no6 Bremen mo 1Erim
OSfor4 nod Neopcl uno @eulo.
&onoon, 20. MGr5. - &ongtems
Oorf trof Der Gompfer nMiinncopo.
lis" bier Elm.
&tbcrpooL, 20. WtGr3, - Der
Gonpfer oSpIuonia" cling nod 90.
iton in See.
&i8or0, 90. MGr5. - Ser bon
Nep Dorf noh Somburg c%oniignir
te Compiler uEennipIponia" murOe
geiidtet. 5d.
Nutmerpen 20. MGr5. - Son
Nelp Jort ailgeiollgt ut Der Gatts
pier n3eeldno.@ laa.g
Polctm D, 'f6. @tdr5. gtoG
gtep g gorf olrSdeleuien: GampiGr
Stella" g.
2t5oro, 2U W'dr3, Yer bon
Baltimore mad Bremen toniignirte
9ampfer vGBemnit" bdiiirte.
Seitb,'2 go. Wtdr5. -9In9efommen
bon Baltimore lit Der 0ompfer .0to.
rolano."
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IA.
9ragt die ~ Ole SatG DBIT Inner Gekauft hatt
' s M &XMzZM
Rer. aaaerlpomf@aLtimurt

Saltptquartier r@ermahia . @dn.
nerdor : Saae"; Br1iioent $enrp
@ieiefing, Ser. 228j bert. a@aitern-
9lbe. correipenbirenper uno proto.
toGiren6er Setretdr S. @iqiam @u'
oenips. &r, 1928, SrleousItraBe;
Stuan5 Sefretdr ,@, Simmelbeber,
SIR. 3t5, 0or6.g OepitraBe; Sdas.
meiiter, $. NidliA, Scr. 713, 8ar.
ueritr, 9iriaent Sobp q. 9Iein. Ser.
,%iammIlug jehen 5weiten Sreitag i'm
Monat.
rIrion.~
Souptquartier; Stag Sale, Scr.
POS, &anooer.S troBe. Sineltunoe:
@itttpoh - 8irigent: S. 6. Sranf.
dirt1a ySarmonie."
j. Sauptqltartier: gtr. Ala, @eTt.
6opette.S trabe, Sing5tunoe: 9ieu.
Ttags - 9irigent: Sobn u. &Iein.
n@ermania.M Gnner6or."
$nuptquartier: @ermauia : widn.
nerdor Sale, 0r. 4tO-412, @eTt.
2ombarS.S traBe. 6ihgitinoe: Don.
neritags = 9irigett: Ebeobor Sent
berger.
n tss -,. s6rObiinn."
Saiiptquarticr: 6robiinn Saae
Tr. 1000, Sre6erif. apeinie. cling.
itanoe: Wiittmods-Girieent: Sobn
81. y&lein.
nIrbeiter-N 6nnerdor."
Saliptquartier: @nbreas' Sale,
Nr.3t4, SanoperItraBe. Sineltlnoe:
9%onneritags = 9irigent: Gbas. S.
8nfali,
n2ocuit.8o int MGnnerdor."
Saiptquartier: 3mider's Sale,
gde guba. uno anbreltraBe. cling.
ititnbe: Mittmod a6enos 8 ubr =
9irigent: Siibert 3riippel.
rarbeiter.2 ieoertafeI,1
! Sa,iptqrartier: @ola' Sale, @r.
408, @elt ,SetingtonitrqBe., Sing.
itiinOe: Gi~enitass- 9irigent: $ilgo
&riippel. .an
\ nEEhaIin.W Gnnardprr,a
Sai,ptqiartier: goists Sale @r.
1872, Sarforo.abenlie SfIalhinoe:
Mittpods -9irigent: Soispb 8ade,
agiGenfran3.11 mih /
Sauptaaartier: Ssbn o. StmiSt's
(uorm. 3orn's) Snle, @de 3. tuna
G~ougbItrabe, SiobIauotown. Sing.
itunoe;i, Mittpobs-Dirigent: eotp.
godner. 80 5,4l sstig,o
g .f a;liH .MeIooie.@
1 Sauptquartier: s. Mies' &aae,
Gde 2owftraBe uno 9elair Warft.
Singihinoe: Spmnerltags t Sri.
gent S.. Rorolus. il4a rift af
gaperifder W6 nnerdor.
/, adermann's Sole. gde bon Garo.
line uno @onsbitrsBe.3 9ingittinoe:
9onneritag abeno. Dirigent; Aiig'llt
Shneioer.
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0iptOacGcimniR SelGit.

iden Bidders Sobn ebert in Nl'
r Ielltomn. @r qeitcbt iciltc
SduIo elm.
Nllcntomu,4 ga, q. OtGr3,
Go0 @ebeimniB, melde@ Den N}orO
oes oeutiden 9GdermeiIter5 So6n
Y. ebert umgob, lit 0el0it. Ger
W}oroer lit pctboftct ltno 6ot 6ereitS
Elm umioiieroeS @eItGn6niB o6gc.
leqt. Gr mar ieGbit in 6oS @arn &c.
gonqen. @eitern nGnlid erItattetc
Elm Qeloiiier &oute& @ilfon bon gtr.
927, @oibin6ton StroBe einen Q9c.
ri6t, ooB Elm m0Iteri6ier 6remOer IN
ocn &of igines Soltie8 %georungen iti
mo orei S6iiiic ouf i'm ab9efelttrt
bdttc, ole d6tr iebtqcdnngcn Ieicn.
Die @in5clnbcitcn Der @eidid)te ma.
rem 0on5 dbnIi6cr Notnr tpic oiege4
aIcitumitGn0e bel Dem Moroe@bert
INN Goli3ei6ef @oltmon id)6pfte&er.
0adt, Bob an Gnoc @iliou INN ocll
Mloro miiie, uno cr nhbm oo6er @tG.
ion, Der % Sabre ait, leoig uno Nr.
better in elmer 3icgelei it, felt. @iI.
ion muroc Dor Mopor 2etpiS gcbradt
lrnO bon 0ieiem berb0rt lulo le9t2
oonn uod einigcm 36gern elm poac8
@citGnOniB ob, DAB er ebert in ser
Noht oeS %. 6c6ruor ermoroet ia.
.be. @r COB an, ooB oo5 @}otip ieingr
Sbot Houb 1no &o6e fir cine ibmr
3ll0efitgtc llnbia gelpcicn ici. 8ilIon
moIltc ii6 am 8. gpril p%erbcirot5cu.
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(6ortiebunN folgt.)

StonIep Seoton aus 2otonio,
ap,. bot 81 Gopin9ton, apg eeIbit.
moro purh grifisBen beaqngen. Gr
bate 5luei 9riioer, ipelhe i%nnerbalb
,ner lebten BOAR Sabre ebenfoaS
nnrh Sclbinnoro enoetetL f,
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Scrii6ernnaS 9luSiueiie.

Sur9 Oas 9erHdsrunss.9 epnrtemsnt.
NuSiUetS ii6er ben Stano Der ,SentTd1s9lmerifns
ntidlen SeritderHngS . @eienidlaft uUH
Btttsbnr1, ga.t" bio sum 81. December
1904.
8elaulmte 9innabntet ......... $tt6,950.77
SclaHmte &u5gaheH .. ....... 150,476. 1G
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staat Marblaao.

Staat Mlarblano,
gerTfdIerungSs9 epurtemeRt.
Gummtiidr rs. Siirean.
Baltimore, ben 90. San. 1905.
Sd beideiniee hermit. baB Soritebenoes ein
acknowledgements slus5ug aus BEN MnsipeiTe
oes Der. 9taateHs3tueigeS Der ,Mngeueinen
Marime . Yeriidlerungs : 8eielfdbaft In gad-
ten," 9eutiflano, bis 5uut 81. Se5ember 1901,
pie er in oiefem Diireau eingereidf iporben, 1T.
3 3rant 2. Duncan,
( Berii6erungss9 omMitfdr.
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Stdnt Wiarglnuo,
gerIiherungsa Sepnrtement.
Gpmmif1rSs Gitrenu.
aItimUre, ben %. San. 1905.
SD hei6eiuiee biermit, oaB Nuritebenoes cine
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ilis5ug aus benz glusipei1e
Der uSeutins Nmertfaniidcn ELECTROMAGNETIC
i~enidlait non IittsbHrg, VA, bis sun 81. 9es
SENDER 1904, lpie err IN oieIem giireau einees
reibt iuoroeJ Ut.
Sranf Z. Tuuean,
Serliberltrgss 9UntnIiifdr.
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@erii6ernngs . glMsiueiie.

9nrf has GeriderunGs'S epartentent
Qusipeis iiber ben staub Der ySrieHt : Sener'
@eriiderungs /. Deieifdnft" bon 3nrttorot
Gum, ant 81. December 1901.
@eidIHmie Ginfiinfte ...........$I23s,O59.4
8eiuntWte Nu5gubeH ........,.. 1t2l3,OOb.Oo
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Stnut Marhfano,
YeriidlernngssE epartemcnt
II uu,,,,tf ia z al ~ 100

baltimore. ben 20. SaIlIiar l90o.,.
Sd befbeiniee hermit. oab Yorfteberoes EN-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. siS8na aus oeni Miisfoeue
Der yGneeu WcritdberunaS . Geieufddif pon
Hmeriea nan Neip.Dsrf" bis siim 81. December
1904 lpie CT In biefem Suredli eiHeerethf wor'
Den, III.
gerfhbe rlinsss 6ommitdr.
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@iube5nbItes Giiienfas
pitaI ,..,.... 100, 10000
lleberf6uB fir gtftiens
Sn6dber 80. 97,1O9,2O
9etra9 Der an 81. Ses
SENDER 1904 in ben
Ser. Staten in
Graft -beiinoIi6en
8oItteu -. 1O.474. 122.OO
9etrag Der IN Wlurus
luno lud6reno oeS
Sabres 1904 ausges
iielteu BoIicen -. 557,t25.00
PrdnieH, tpeIbe tpdba
renn 1904 IN Wlarbs
lano enlpfangen iuurs
Den ..,,.... G,29O.OO
Sn WidrO Iano In 1904
be8abIte &erlufte =. 74,42t.49
Sn Wlar0 LAMB in 1904
~erlittere 8erIuIie 7t,665.22
SerIuit ourh ben grOs
Ben Brand In 8aItts
more ........ G0,G06.3t
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etaat WtarAlanb,
geridternMsssS epartemfnt.
GAIT { e, ben 4. Gebrii1r, 1905.
SD befdbeiniae bierriit, bob Borffebe1oes Elm
Der .spdefer Sentidben WeridHernngS.G erstng.
uie" BON 9o9effer, R.sy.. bis gum 81. De5enls
Der 1904, wie er tn bieien Departement einaes
4ranl s. Snntar,.
Bstft4<ruBossG ax. !
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Stant WarBlauo,
BeriidleruitgSsT epartemeut,
G%ummiii1rS,N ireau.
nlttm e. ben 10. Sebr. 1905.
S6 beideintge bierHit, bab Sorftebenoes elm
uabrbettsgeireuer slls8u9 aus benz gtusipette
Der u8ermanta : ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . 6ou,paa.
ute OOii TeiusJurt" bis gun 81. December
Der, 1T.
Srnnt z. Duncan,
SerltberingS : 9unIMiiidr,
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ginbeSatItes @runo,
fdpit1l . ......... 100000
iiondres ...,.... 39t,5s2.78
9etrng Der am 81 .9es
5ember 1904 In ben
Der. Sidatet tn Strait
befinoIi6en 9olts
cen . ....... 1oU,b5 ,232.U0
9eirdg Der In MarDs
LAMB in 1904 ausges
ftenten Yolieen. ...1 ,S0S,44S.0 90
guf ons Marb ldnoer
@efnift In 1904 bes
6dnIte Yrdmien -. 20,3f3.62
Sn Wiarbiano In 1904
6e5abIte Serlufte >. 5 5,065.87
Su MurpInno In 1904
erliitene 8erIuite ;. 252. 929.69
8erIuite burh ben
aroben grano In
baltimore . ........ 7,960.ST
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NuSpeis iber ben Siano Der ,Eneen GerIidte.
rungss Neiclidlaft pon Amerieu, Rep.y)urt,
8..O," an 81. Se5ember 1904.
8einIlmte GtnInbfnet. ......... $3,616,007.20
@eiarnnite NuSgnben. ......... $4,07t;993.0 90
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OutGa6eu.
8riuhcigeHiburL ges
eignet Dpt Der @es
i|eiifhaff ....... G0.s03.57
Spe5ielle Sepofttetl -. 100000
G~tfeften uno Sbligas
tioueIt, ~geeignet bon
Der 8eieufbaft ..$1,69f ,727.41
Qaar i'm Biireau uHo
in BET 8anf. ...... 1874, 260.7O
~glgenteI = Cont 3 8ts
lun3eH ......... 1Ib,O92.9I
S1utae 9tehnunqeH 2S3.07
Sduige Iluo Gngefams
meIie 8inIen .,. 275s0.59
Dtarfiperib Der Gblts
~gatiunet1 Il. Nftien
iiUer Den 8udlUerlb 54,403.1s
9(QeS glUoete ...... 361.06
5OtaIe GliGubeH -. ........ 50. 279, 642.55
HidIt 5uBeftanbcte 0utBabeH.
~9lgeHten : Cont = Biz
fan8en ......... $5,059.72
Co., 6,05S.72
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9urdj has gerT6ernnsS.9 epartentent.
NnsipeiS iiber ben Stanb Der y1entih. Amerifa-
niifem @eritdbernnaS : 8eieaidjnft Opn
geiu.yurt, R,sY.," bis 5nn 81. Defender
1904. gs-.
8efanmte ginnabmen 80. Sc, S4S, t2e. 0G
@eiammte g(isoobeu Sc. 265 SOC. O3,
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geriidjernnss : ausueiie.
Sarh bas gerFaeruHas. Sevartemeut.

WIS mets hber ben etanb Der ,8ermanta.Ssn.
eToerNferungss @eirnfdlait BON @sm'mOrt
~ : am 81. Se5embrr 1904.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22

ben o.s. 49,. so. 272, Gs8.ss
decentralization.
lln6c3nbIte Reitus9}erz
mite H. @Hipriihe. .$ttb,S1705
Gii6t fduige Erinlien 959, 754.3t
J"iildberitferung II. aus
riid3IeritIiteuoe Yrds
nien .......... 3,752.50
Salire, Wiet6c etc. 1,407.54
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8eirag Der in oen8er.
Gta1ten am 81. Ses
Bember 1904 tn Strait
befinoIi6en Bolieen$2, 596, 1890
9etrag Der tn Mlarbs
Iaub in 1904 nusaes
iteuten @oIicen -. 11s,026.00
9tuf bu5 WldrDlinoer
@ef6dft in 1904
empfaneene grdmien 2,729.91
Sn WinrDIdno In 1904
beSablte 8erlufte. -. 10000
Sn Wdr0Inno in 1904
eingetretene 8erlufte 100000
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1ireau bes Gnmmtiiirs.
aIttmore, ben 80. San. 1905.
Sd bef6eini9e hermit. bnb 8urItebenoeS Elm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Slls5u9 ans benz slnslueife
Der y1euiiheu Gmianee 9effiberunDs : geiel.
ibaft pun 3eiu.Yurf, 9..9.,@ bis 5unt 81. Ses
5ember 1904, ipie CT In biefem @iirenr einges
rei6t iporoen, 1T. f4
Sranf Z. Duncan,
Serft1erliHeSs9 onlmifir.
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,Nlht 6ngeftaubtue Outbabeu.
agenteniStlan3eH (@eI6dfte bis
0'ooer 1904 .....".....-. 3,12t.45
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nnrd Sas geruaeramas Department.

Aasiueis iiber bet stanb Der ,9iudeiter Tent.
ifen Verfidlernngs @eisaidaft" ppu 9apde.
tier, 9,.Y., am 81. DECEMBER 1904.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

they will remain but a short time be
fore going to Kansas. their future home.
Miss Bessie Sisson, of I704 First street.
and Miss Lillian Draney. Of the Hen
rietta, returned last Monday evening
from camping trip on the Upper Po-
temac near High Island where they
have been the guests of the Kenton
Canoe Club.
Miss Sisson returned to the camp
Thursday morning to spend the remand
er of the week.
Last Friday a party of young people
from this locality. mostly members OF
the Rhode Island avenue Methodist
Church, spent the day at Colonial Beach
Friday. Those composing the party
were the Misses Neil. Miss Dearing, Mrs
Riley, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Robertson. and
Miss Rousseau, Robert GILL; Harry Dug
| Winfield Wilson, Mr.. Dearing. the Rev
DR.. J. NJ. GILL; of the Rhode Island Ave
nue. Methodist Church, and a number ot
others. Some enjoyed the bathing al
the beach. All returned Friday evening
Messrs, Clarence A. and Hugh J. Lin
thicum have gone for weeks stay a
Atlantic city, n. J., where they will re
main for a week At the Delaware Cit1
Hotel. From Atlantic City they viii 81
to Talbot county.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

credulous followers who allowed their
hair to grow long as an outward and
visible sign of their inward faith,
Whether knave or fanatic-or a mix
ture of both-White was evidently a
shrewd man of business. He exercised
autocratic authority over his followers
and established a community Of them
at the top of Chatham Hill, With farms,
bakeries. clothing stores. printing offices
and various workshops under his control
he speedily amassed a fortune out Of
the profits and for a considerable period
1t was estimated that his income was
$3.50. coo a year. He was in many respects
an earlier edition of Dowie. In return
for cash gifts "Jazreel' promised i'm
mortality to such as accepted his gospel
and announced that ne himself would
never die, just as Mrs. Eddy did many
years ago. He married one of his con-
verts, Esther Rogers, q pretty young
woman OF Chatham, and everything
went prosperously with him.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

ter, EIfe, are in Atlantic City. where
they will remain for the month OF
August.
Mrs. William Dulin entertained at
luncheon on Wednesday. at the Knoll,
her guests being Mrs. George Stokes,
Mrs. Feeney, Mrs. Robert Ferguson,
Mrs. Edgar Moore, MIS- Arthur Hen
bricks, Mrs. George H. Snyder. Miss
MyraL Stokes, and Miss Alice BielasFi.
Mrs. James T Marshall and the chill
dren and Miss Anna. F. Gayley have
gene to the seashore They will be at
Belmar, N. J., for about a week
Mr.. Somers, of Rochester, n. Y,
spent a few days in Kensington last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Terrell have returned to
Kensington after a stay of ten days al
Ocean Grove, n. J. Miss Terrell is III
Wilmington, Del, where she will re-
main for another week.
Mrs. Merry and her daughter. Miss
Katherine of Dunn Loring, Va, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cunning
ham. on Tuesday.
The interest in the baseball teams
stfU keeps up. and the Kensington boys
are preserving the reputation they won
the first part of the season. The Mont
SGinefleS won III q SedtiIc pay SN dSSAi4I
| the Rockvilles on Wednesday by ono
point On Thursday. one of the features
of the tournament at Forest Glen was
! a baseball game between the senior
team of Kensington and a team from
! Brookland. This also resulted in a vic
| tory for the Kensington boys. the score
| being to 8.
| Mr. and Mrs. Caspar G. Dickson en-
| tertained the family Of Robert MartiI
at dinner on Tuesday evening.
| Mrs. E ]. Hardisty and children have
gone to Virginia. for a few days visit.
| Mr. and Mrs. J. Brett Bronson ant
their children. Ruth and Frances. re
turned on Tuesday, after six weeks so
journ in northern New York State.
Mr. and Mrs. Rohrer and two chill
| dren, of Robertsville. Md. are visiting
/ Mr. and Mrs Samuel J. Rohrer.
William T. Hutchinson and famil!
spent Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs
Louis w Maxson.
Mrs. Martha Little is at Atlantic City
Politics In Kensington are assumin:
La lively aspect. The supporters of tn
ftwo candidates for State senator OF
the Democratic side are actively a
v ork. and the aspirants for distric
| engaged enliSting voters in their cause.
Miss Nannette AfillilSen entertained
large party of Washington friends a
her home, Thursday evening.
S. H Milliken anG D. H. Fenton hav
returned from fishing trip on th
Piscataway.
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folk could be saved from destruction in
building built to hold 5000. It had
been her husbands mission to prepare
the way for her.
The ''Jezreelites" had been educated up
10 a point where they found no difficulty
in swallowing that yarn Not only did
she hold the sect together, but under her
management its numbers increased, and
branches were established in different
parts OF the world. But, after three
years, she repeated the mistake her hus-
band had made. by going the way of
all flesh. Then her father tried to take
over the 5JezreeI job. But that was MAX
ing too much of a family affair of 1t.
The strain imposed upon the faith of
/ the elect was more than most of them
could stand. The sect dtsbanded 4
ismaH remnant only accepted the old man
as the genuine ''Jezreel" Their contribu-
tions did not place him above the neces-
sity OF working for q living. and for
years he has run grocery business
near the temple gates. But he has al
ways presided over the meetings of the
| few who still retain confidence III the
'Flying Roll" They have been held in
| a small hall in the big roofIess and
windowless structure Sacrilegious hands
! Will soon drive them from that retreat
and that will be the end of the Jezreel-
/
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"The FIying RcII."

He purchased his discharge a week
later. assumed the title of James Jer-
shom Jezrecl," and proclaimed himself
tho founder of the Now and Latter
House of Israel" That it is easy to
start a new faith in this boasted era
OF enlightenment provided one makes
claims in its behalf that are Sufficiently
opposed 10 common sense. there are nu-
r-erous Instances. White did not err
OF the side of modesty. He announced
that from heaven, Via Jerusalem he
had received certain divine writings
which he called The Flying Roll"
Even the most favored Of his disciples
never got a peep OF. the originals, with
the. exception of one man, Joseph Head
He was possessed of more literary abil-
ity than the founder. and White EN-
ployed him to prepare extracts" and
sermons for the Gentiles" from the
mystic revelations.
Contrary to the usually accented
ma kim which declares that a prophet
finds no honor among his own kith and
kin. White obtained his first convert.
from among his numerous relations anC
established himself in Chatham where
he was well known. There he quiclsI,
gathered around nim a large band o,
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a SECRET.

I love tc plug away and. write this
kind Of verse all snug and tight and I'LL
my readers with delight. ana let my
fancy climb up trellises of roses where
the sweetest perfumes iii the air and
bees are buzzing everywhere, when !
have time; but when I'm crowded
Then I grab
My pen and paper.
And l jab
The two together
With q stab,
Just hit or miss
Yea, when I'm crowded
Then I swing
Right into line and
Make things sing,
And dash you off
a fIl-up thing
Somewhat like this
j. NJ. Lewis. in Houston Post.
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gan firm, has taken a sea trip to New
York. where he will remain for week s
vacation.
r. e. Smith has returned from a trip
to Baltimore.
The members of the Ever Young
Euchre Club chartered a special car
Thursday evening and enjoyed a de-
lightful trolley ride to Rockville. where
dinner was served TO the party Messrs.
b. F. Chase and Freeland were in
charge, The following were among the
members: ME and Mrs. B. F. Chase,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Feathers, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Worden, Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ.
Calhoun, Mr. and Mrs Exley. Mr. and
Mrs. L. A. Neuer. Mr.. Freeland. Mr..
and Mrs. 3. Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. !.
b. Hatcher and son. Mr.. and Mrs. I.
Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond, Mr.. and
Mrs. Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy and
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton, DR. VIII
liams and wife. Mr.. Evans. Mrs. Han
nah Devoer Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. Hes
ter Wyman, Captain Harlow and wife,
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EPIGRAMs FROM NovELIsTs

Have you never observed that if yog
couscientiousIy neglect to do your work
it somehow manages to get done without
you?-Henry Harland
Civilization means universal civiIity,
and TO be civil to everybody argues a
great power of telling les.-Eden Phil
potts.
Rela tons, as somebody said are dis
agreeable acquaintances inflicted upon
us by Providence But II is no use
losing ones temper about what they say
II only pleases them.-Rfchard Bagot.
How exquisite In life is the art of not
seeing many things, and of forgetting
many that have been seen.-James Lane
Allen.
+ There Is nothing in life worth making
g secret of-eXcept ones income.-Seton
Merriman.
Truisms. whether they lie in the depths
of thought or on the surface are at any
rate the pearls of experience.-George
Meredith