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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-29
Entertaining the N. 3. A.

In the Getty Beautiful" which
forms the keystone to a long line of
seaside resorts, Asbury Park and it's
twin sister, Ocean Grove, the Nation
al Educational Association will assem-
bic July l, and remain until the follow
ing Saturday. The local committee,
not to be outdone by Secretary Irwin
shepard, President Maxwell and his
associates, have been burning the cleo
trie light, the kind Of midnight oil
which is used in the Twin Cities, in an
effort TO make the visit Of the educa-
tional world so pleasant that the
teachers will want to spend their ten
weeks vacation within sight and
sound Of the unfathomablo ocean.
Not in vain has the local committee
labored and as enterprise is a charac-
teristic trial Of the Asbury Park,
the visiting educators may look for
ward to a stay as pleasant as it will
be profitable. All roads, even the
great natural highway Of the ocean,
lead to Asbury Park and IL matters
not what kind Of vehicle takes you
there, you will be heartily welcomed
and royalty entertained.
On arriving at Asbury Park the del
egates will 90 TO the beach and breathe
lungfuls Of life-giving ozone as pre-
liminary to the ordeal Of signing their
names ut the registration headquarters
in the Asbury avenue casino. A short
walk or trolley ride will bring the
teacher to the hotel to which he or she
has previously been assigned. AT the
sound Of tho dinner bell, that "tocsin !
Of the soul" which, since Eve ato APP |
pies, has found the way to a mans
heart, the pleasures Of the trip will be-
gin, and from that time until Father
Neptune speeds the parting guest with
a kiss blown from the white crest Of a
billow rolling on tho sands Of time and
nature, there will be n never-ceasing
round of gaiety.
"A promenade may then be taken on
the boardwalk, n stroll on the fishing
pier, or dizzy ride in the Ferris wheel
TO get birds eye view Of the resort,
with the little jolt necessary to adjust
ones ideas to new order Of things.
Cares will drop away from you as rap
idly as does the earth and you will find
yourself growing lazy with laziness
that would alarm you were you not
too lazy even to think, an exertion
which is not required at a convention.
ono's mind may be In as vacuous a
state as no will until he considers this
a mad world, peopled by madmen,
where only little children are really
sane and thus he is able to compre-
hend his fellows and TO appreciate
the Quaker who said; "All the world
is queor but thee and me, and even
thee is a little queer"
As he is only rich who owns the {
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-29
Transportation.

Sixty or more Of the greatest rail.
road systems in the United States
have departed from al, preeedents in
the matter Of low rates Of railroad
fares to accommodate the thousands Of
school teachers and their friends who
will journey from the West a few
weeks hence to attend the annual con
vention Of the National Education
association at Asbury Park and Ocean
Grove, the twin seaside resorts Of the
famous Jersey coast.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-29
Lewis asd CLARK Imposition.

During the Lewis and Clark exFy
sition tho Southern Pacific Compa
will sell round trip tickets to POrtla,
limit 80 days, at ono and one-third IL
for the round trip. For parties Of D.
or more travelling on one ticket, .
fare for the round trip. ron oRoA ]
IzKD PARTIES OF 100 on MOI I
INDIVIDUAL TICKETS AT o. \
FARE ron THE ROUND TRIP. 7
stopover Of Sen days win be given !
Portland on all one-Way tickets read 4
through that point during the sxps 4
tion. Tickets must be deposited VI 7
Joint agent at Portland, and a ehal Z
II so cents win be made Tor the ext 4
lion Of time. S'leto3l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-29

atorical fireworks have been effaced
by the acids Of time.
LAWRENCE ID. FOGG.
ocean Grove Auditorium.
When, next July, the National Edu-
sational association in annual session
meets in the twin cities of Asbury
Park and Ocean Grove, N. j., its mem
bers viii see in the latter place one Of
the largest buildings ever erected in
this country for purely religious pur-
pOses-a building seating approximate.
ly 10000 people. Many times, on
special occasions, over 1000 have
crowded within the auditorium walls.
Once Of an August Sunday in the nine
ties, when Bishop Mallalieu preached
in the morning, Russell Conwell in the
afternoon and T. Dewitt Talmage at
night, the combined audiences unmber-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-29

to erect a bronze statue to DIR. Stokes
the coming summer, the auditorium
will always be referred to as the monu-
ment Of this man Of God.
JOHN ED. QUINN.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-29
Asbury Parks Boardwalk.

Nowhere more than upon the famed
boardwalk Of Asbury Park will the cd.
ueatOrs Of the nation obtain the de.
lightful realization Of a great summer
resort in action. Here they win find
conferred in constant and never ending
review, throngs from the great cities
who seek, upon the broad surface Of
the beautiful esplanade, relaxation
from the cares of business and the cool
breezes Of the ocean. A summer scene
on tho Asbury Park boardwalk shows
always a moving, merry crowd, inter
mixed with the graver phase Of life
which here and there rolls along in
wicker chairs or finds diversion and
quiet comfort in the glass enclosed
beach payilions that dot the boardwalk
at regular intervals.
The morning scene when thousands
Of bathers blaeken the surf and tumble
about In it's eddying currents, will form
An interesting and fascinating attrae-
Eion for the school teachers, who with |
put doubt will be among the first 10 |
give midsummer popularity 10 the
'eean bath and its accompanying pleas
ires. Ten thousand bathsrs are fire.
luently eongregated in the surf or idly
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-29

atorical fireworks have been effaced
by the acids Of time.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
Moro bet Milminoiun.

@ilmIngtcn II, Gel, %. Sept.
~ Nomor0 8ullod. Elm frilbcrcr
@o'cboIIipicIcr, 80 Sabre oft, mllrOc
III Scr D%crAongcncn Noht bon e. Nrc.
lton McrinA nobc Der CONCENTRATION
crldoiicn. &cring mcIfcr lid Der
Voli5ct ou9lieicrtc, mar nit icincr
6rolL Die bel ibrer Suntc SIT Concord
mobnt, I'M Sheatcr getueicn mo bottc
lid 1T Der 3t0hc Ser @obnlrng nit
Der 6rot nlri ben Hoicn gcicBt, INN
ltdl 81 l%lntCrhultcn; @lluod lei bu
pl0tlid) ilbcr cineu 3uln g%c'prunqcn.
2ic 6rou mare crihrDden nod Scr
@obmug jIr gclnuIcu mo non @ll.
lof pcriolgt mor6en. Gr babe lcinCr
Hcpolpcr ge5ogcn mo bier Shiilic,
mic Cr Qlollbtc, III sic quit obgcicucrt
Sine Der Gu1cln trui 9unod III ben
aopf mo t00tete i'm oltf Der Gtcllc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
Ncttcr WrindD.

Suntu moi a, Sal, %. Sept.
- Truu Suit. @ublmeier pon bier
bate gcltcrn Cin olliregenocS Hcn-
cnrttre nit 5ucl elegant gefleioctcrt
Gun1cit. mcIdle in cinem IutonrobtG
BET tbr porillbrcn. Ole @ellthcrinnclt
l~tcIltcn lid Ser Srou beS Saules ais
ltclle Nod,burn Dor, mcIfc Iid einiilb-
rer moIlten. @1brao 6rau @ubl.
meter Die Gunen ciniNc Nllaenblide
ollein llcb, ltablcn oiciclben Drei 0io-
mont. mo 0polringe, lrrpie cin
Sptbell'S u'fentlld], mclheS urll bent
Elano lag. gIS Sruu 9ablmeicr ben
@erlult bclnerfte. %enilhlloiate lie lid,
inoilIfollig. boIte eincn &euolpcr utb
orobte Den ilbcrrumpelten 9iebinnen
nit Dem Sooe. mcnn man ibr nid)t
iofort ibr gigentbum suriidgebc.
Cine Der vGomen" CAB oarouibin 0as
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
buB ienc &crlid1crltng9 . @clCllIhnft
$4,000 gum rcpubllfunlldlcn Gam
pagnefon0 beigctrugen babe.
Tranf Nroiun nnigebangcn.

Gonmnp, Irt., %. september.
- Ser Ncger Srunf Hromn mllr0e
qcitcrn Nbcnb bon einem Mob aus
Dem @ei0ngniB gebolt mo an einert
@nltnle ntfgefnilpit. Gas lfparse
StcltinI bate cine s5rou Gulurcncc
miBbunoelt, loren icd)3i0brigcn5obn
gctoOtet mo 0ns feline G0dDtcrd)en an
Der MlvtcrbrliIt crlto4elr. Gr wrroc
Dor Dem Suuie leiner 0picr bulge.
rid)tct. Shcriif @nrreQ bebauptct,
DAB Die Mellge Den fuliten Neqer
bingcridtet bat nnO ein unoerer Ole
Sbut bcgatgen babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24

runOo nlcOcr, mo Sruu WdAon ging
ms Sall9, ltm lbrem unOeren Boar.
Der, @orncb, Der lih Jest in &erbill.
Dung nit Der Grmprorng Suite
ErelIfer'@ in 3ellgcnbott bellnOet NIT
5utbeilen 6aB @iroro'S 9rltocr orall.
ben mare.
Sorltco gelcIlte lid gu DEM Tramp
illlo lpltr0e bon oenlclbcr cbenfull@
Griro9t, oh Scenario porgeiprohcr
babe, nm @irur0 5l lcber. Nl9 cr
olld) bon Norneb cine pcrncincnbc
Intluort erbdltcn mo 0onlit sic
llcber5ellgltllg gemonnCn bate, DOB
ole FoIi5ci tci1en &crood)t geqen ibn
gclhoplt babe, gGb lid Der tramp
ais Der pcrnliBte Soiepb @iraro 5l
crfcnncn. Gr ia9te lpGtcr SorntH
mo Srnu Wtohon, OILS lie i'm fro0,
ten, no Cr III Den 5lpci Wopotcn &c
mclCn m0rc: oSSm @ci0ngniB, ocnu
Nicn1ono Wiiroe ie Ooron bcntcn,
MIDI bort 81 Illdlcn."
Ictettip Scr0Cunt Erice tbciIte
Damn nit. bob Gctcttip 0il6cu BON
Nrou lid in clncm Yoliici FotroulI'
lcbootc ol,l bobcr Sec %belGnOc, nm
icoc9 Sd)ilf o%n5uboltcn meldca @l.
ror0 an @orO bobcn f0nntc. GCricIbc
mar iriibCr Sccmnnn 0cpelcrL una
Die Foli5ci lit Der 2lniift, ouB CT lih
nah Der Grnlor0lnq @rIilc Eiciilcr'a
onhcucrn licB. Sen Numcn oc2
ShiiiCa, nit mcldlCm Der Mfor0bubc
o0a Mcitc gciudt but, nob Fricc nidt
bctunnt; audi nerldmIcg CT, 1ad)
rpcldcm Suicn ouiiclbc bcitinumt lit.
Gr bOfit icOodL 0oB @il0co bollclbc
ollf iCincr &rcu5fubrt untrcfiCn utO
Den 6rciiudCn Worocr bCrhuitcn
miro, lucnn CT pirflid) Der See lid)
5%ugcruunNt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
Gine impcrtincnte 1raNe.

Sem. Dprf, %. September
Sn eitcm oiiencn @ricle on Den Bra.
iioenten SSobn ". @cGon pon Der
.Nem 9orf 2iit S%ltiuranee 60" hat
5ronflin 2eonarO, illn., Elm geihla'
gencr Gcngreb : Gonoioat oes lieben-
ten 0iltrifts, ongeiragt, ipie piel polt
icinem @cloe. bas er auf cine 500.
600 =. Yolicp be5ublt bate, pcrmonot
muroe, I'M i'm 81 idlogen. Oil 6raac
mlroe ourd Die Nngabe peranlaBt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
Scrtig nit ocm Gcbcn.

aittonning, ga, %. Sept
- Mife G%oungcn, cin Ginmobner bon
Ipr0 Gitn, Dem arunfbcit onIheine1G
dIlc 2~cbenslult gcrnltbt, bat it'd er.
lholien. Sin unocrer ScbeuSnulOer
Der Negcr 0npib Glfrigbt, cntleibtC
lid int 9ctt, inoem er Die Milnoln1
eincr @ilhie lid 5pilhen Die Augcl1
Icste mo Damn NIT ocn 3cbcn ub'
orildtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
TaS aClbc Ticbcr.

q CmrOrICor&, %. GCptcnl.
Der. - llntCr Den SpIcrn 0c3 gclbeu
6icbCr3 bcitnGct lid ulld Nlcrunncr
s.. aobntc, Gin Spbn 6c5 FrGiiOCts
ten Der Observation-Disclosures. Erob 6c9
gclbcr Ticbcr3 iuor 6icS tCrbIihfcit3-
rutc iilr Den Wfonnt Nlt9llt in NClu-
OrIcon@ niht gr0Bcr, ais I'M lclbcn
Mtonot 0c8 ToriubrcS. Nc@glcihcn
miro bCriftct, bu6 Ole Glnfilnfte ans
0Ctt EolioQicrrotcn olIi ocn Gilcnbn6.
men llltr Gin Fro5Cnt nicorigcr 'in0,
ais I'M %oriobrc.
ltntcr sem neilCIt TGllCn bon 0Cl.
bent 6iC6cr lit nlld) Elm sou I'M ocltt,
ldCn protcItontilhCn @nilcnhults.
@eIbc& TiCbCr in Sonia,
cola.
EeniucoIu q, %. september. -
Nicr mur0Crt bCrtc lCdS Ileltc TQlc
bon gCIbCm Tlcbcr un0cnlcl0Ct. 0tc
Sctfc ld)clnt 'id) lCbr lhnc0 SIT Der.
breitcn. Sic tritt unt Stdrtlten inn
>ucitIidCn StoOttbCilc nubc Den Irlts
ptigcn @cGcnbcn ami.
3 lie ituntton II d. bCiiCr.
Sodon II, Ntili., %. september.
- Die @clbficbcr, Sitllntlon III Sam.
burg, WtlI., ett5ieht lid Der Gontrolc
Der lofolen 9cb0rocn. Sin Nr5t
thciItc 0em Scfretor ser Stout5 Sc
MISUNDERSTANDING iibcr Oo@ Selcpbon
nit, Dab lid in &omburg bier EoOcS-
'Gllc crcignct b0tten. Dos ,Siebcr
brcitct lid olrI Die 2onooiitrittc aus.
Iic StnotS , OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bat bclrtc cine 0rorc crloiien, pollod)
Die GolcNa mo Frtpotifulcn i'm
Stdntc nidt ant 3. Sftober, ion6cru
crit am II. Sftobcr mcNcn ocs Gr.
ld)eincn@ 0e@ geIbcn 6iebcr3 an ocr.
lticocncn Srtcn croirnet iperocn Dir.
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24

Sulhcntlld) nit Den Onrin cingcmidcl-
ten Hingcn hcruuS, moroili lih Die
@oluncrinncn eiIiglt cmpioblen mtb
6noon iltbren, mGbreno Srat @ohls
meier in 6olge Der Anlregling obn'
llGd)tig 81 @oocn innf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
,Stt Sulutb Wtinn..

WI ~HIIIII WtFIIITJ IUTTUC CIt
clcfiri'fcr Stro6cnbnbn = @uggon
III Der @ooblolpr.Nlnc. ppn icd)s ga.
relt o~uigebolten. Ste Sbiere troutet
lid bon bdnnen, bpt, iieIen Elm Out.
5eno meiblifer Tolioglere III oem
@aggon in Sbnnodt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24

idlaft Jet lrt.
1cnuL 0prco. 90. September.
- VI. &onaihi. ser jopouiidc &c
io16tc, 9ob bclttc cit @obcllriibitiid
ST Gbrcu Oc& SRI. Nlicc HOoicOeIt mo
ihrcr Hctlcgc'cLlhoit. ,En Souie Oc3
Ndd)mltto9a lulrocn Die Stoot n1o
llnnNcacno onf oncrltonllhcn Stro'
BcnbohntpoQ0on@ III Nll1cnlhcln &c
rornlncrl. Scr 0clltld)c Wc'olt0tc CAB
NbcroS cin CtnCr 81 Gbrcn ocr trent
Ocn @oNtc.
7"u " O'U
Wof az q It, Fo''''' % I'P''
Yer "dl''uI Nul''''''"l pu' t.n'
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Nc0lrfill10 not elIlV''VI'ot Suj''lIt ".
fOolL Que III lPul''lu)V' V%'lu''9I''H'''
oc''l'oi'a)'ll Nl'oo''V 'ou N"''Ie 8"
tllu 81 ltHotI''
m.%nnon,o,, u,,,hot ,,,n (r,nf.
rcih i, Monrio orronoirt mor If pom
hcr Rcoicrum, ncrbotru mprhcu
un.n o?u 0oi5c
WlcrL -. sept @a'Ier Nto"}
No'cpb cnlp'lll0 ocllle "torgcll III OCT
No1bllr0 o1r lltlll NlthrCr oCr llll9atl'
lhcn HodIlilo12 Fariclcn: Vro' SIT
fins Nnoronn 6roni So')llth, @oroll
NonilD, @ror 3ttn mo @rot Hlbcr'
Nppoupi. Bon Dem &oilCr 0Ing Der
@orifIoN oltg, Oob bic mgoriihcn
Iiibrcr NIT ocm N}uliitcr @roi go
llldolpafi IN Nctrcll Der 9tCllgcltol.
tl'110 enc lll19orlltCn Soblllct@ III
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wv ~ "'N'''IO'" '"''O' ''''"'
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0utu %. September. - (n Der
Staot bCrridt micocr Nrbc, bod mcr.
Den Ole StruBcn mo otc Cllcnbnbn.
Stntlou nod INNER pom Erllppcn be.
mudlt. Die @clda1tc linn i'm N0gc'
llcIllen mlcocr allf9enollll1cn lDorocll.
S.'S. ,aS Sia n,tt ..h rrEnfrS,
49,, ,h4 uh i@ttGa. -.
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n,, s.4 i%n a.,, mo,t n,,,,,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24

@or Scr rb 10 Ell b.-oareil,.
iafrol Seut' Ipiir' ih idon IN jcocr
Joitlt a G'ridtsperbanoIung!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
S9meocn INN ormegcn
9as blntloic Tinacn Der Sclcaatcn
1tm Trcibcit glidlidD bccnbct.

Gruppcn bon Der @rcn5c 5uriid bcor.
bert. - Wittc ulri scr HCiic mad
Homintcn, - Giplomntiid,c &c
5%icbungcn 5mild)cn &umdnjcn 1t.
8riCd)cnlonO ubgcbrohcn.
Cholera brritct iit III Gcutid.
Iono aus. - .Frin5ciiin" Hooi2,
belt pom Ocl,tid,cn @cionotcn III
SCortl iCtirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24

Sco1l iCtirt.
3orIitu6, 90. september, -
Sn 6en @PrhouoIlm1cn iIbcr Die
3rGnnitltq Nor1ucgcn'5 mlO Sfnpca
6en'S limo sic CclCgdtcn hclrtc SIT CT
rerr llebCrcinfommcn gcIullNt un6 hu.
ben lid ncrtoAt. Gas MciuItot miro
gIcidBcitiQ IN StodhoIm un0 Ghri'
itiantu NniouQa ndd)ltcr Wodc per.
0iientlid1t mcroen. Qic Icbtc Siblru0
Scr 9cIcgotcn nobm brci Stum0cn III
Nniprlld). Nod Dem NCrtagcn Der
Gcnicrcri bciticgcn Die GcIcgotcn be.
rcit ItchCn0c Sp~e5ioI5ii9c un0 iuhrcu
nod ibrcn rcipcftipcn Meliocn5ituotcn
ab.
GruppCn ii bCor-
bert.
StodbDIn M %. September. -
Io5 rationale Gerthci6igunN3 Sc
portCmcrt hat oltgCororct, Dob ole
ihlpChiifen mo Die norpcgiidcn
mro,,.r,,,o ,;A+ ,,a,cr oIs c;,o,,
ailomctCr an Die @rer5c bCronrildCu
0iirfcn.
m,,, -
"'''. :" P"'
'W'" VT"
FottS, 20 Sep1el''otr' vi
Wiite' Der r'0''ue or'eoel9opo''el'
pc'ild)te Dcllte olc nel'tld)e "olluolt
ltIlo Dotte e'le 5lpel'tlllrol9e l''''tte'
olllI9 NH peilt Nl't'leh Don Nuooin''
Dem oeiifldcl "ol'do'ler, 'peld)ct C|''
otter Sret'l'o DC" Sf1l' @'t'e W. "
No'c1, Der pel'f'd)c Spe5'olOeoou.
l'uu)i'9le w pel "'ulo''p Cl"9''
pVp'i ~ "''''.o"' m,
'l"u' arIy 49,
mo,I;,, ,,;,S oIs mc;tc,cs 2c;dcn ncr
s~rm,,hGAc, Wc,ir,,,r, oGittc's mn
Soc oo;,cra orocs,ber
& aa;tte MOTTO ,n3tpr zinc Cnu,
5crc,, Inn M,,s,nGrtincr oln,t NIT 6cnI
Wrcr,;cr Rnrnicr mn rpiitc Wbru0s
10 11hr non Toris nod berlin ob.
On ,circr NroIpitlruo bciin0cn lid,
ieirr G,otfirl. lcinc Iodtcr un0 lcin
Sfpicdcriohn. Sr. HCliGoif, Der mi,
{iihe @otiduftcr, ur6 niclc NiitQIic,
her neg biplpulotilhcn Corps, Gin
0crtrCtcr 0cs YrCmicr4 HoupiCr ur0
piclc onncrc hodacitclltc TCrI0nlld)'
feitclr fonoen lid am @obnboic ctn.
Sr. Mittc rCiIt nod Homlnten, ocnl
Sooblhloiic bc@ aullers, nm bort nrIt
bcnt aoiicr Wllhclm 5l conlerIrcll.
@richcuIun0 unn u II III d.
nirnIicucuiid II OCn
Suurcn.
n,t,rc1 R,u6r;cr % Gem,
Cor Mbbr,,h ocr ninInu,otiihruNc,
,;ch,,r,cr ,m;,hcr @~ricdculouo lrnp
T,n,on;c, ru,rhc hc,ttc h,Ird nir
ou,rc;,c soc r%rmGri,d,rit Wrlnuntr,,
No, M,bcr c;rc nn0cuhctc 5hotioh,.
O;c 1ntcrc,,cr Hun,ouicu'S mrrhcu
,nnhrc,n Ser hc,tcbcunru ShmicrIo,
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-12
RUTLAND COUNTY MEETING
Sunday school Topics Discussed by
Practical Workers..

Rutland, Oct. 4-Nearly 100 delegates
we're present at the I'M convention
of the RItland County Sunday School
association. which opened to-day mt the
local Methodist Church. The general
theme for the morning session was, The
Pastor and the Sunday School, addresses
being given by tho Rev. G. ". Smith Of
PittsfOrd and w. +. Clasor Of Rutland.
Tie general topic for the afternoon ses-
sion was "rhe Sunday School Viewed
Internationally" Miss Mabel l.. Carpen-
ter of this city cpnd icted Il conference
OF primary and junior schools and the
Rev. T.. NJ. Fuller of EurlingtCi., field
secretary. The Rey. r. j. Barton Of
Greensboro spoke on "~Teaohcrs Train
ing AMI the Rev. Mr.. Fuller gave an
address IN Through the Right END of
tho Telescope"
This evening the Rev. Mr.. Fuller spoke
on tire subject Sunday School Exten-
sion.' The Rev. DR.. q. W.. Woodell of
Itttsfcrd gave Il report on the interna-
tiorll Sunday school convention held Mt
Toronto. The report WIS illustrated will
many views of the city. The convention
closes to morrow morning.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-12
YOUNG GIRL MURDERED
BODY Found In Farm HOus Cellnr-Iler
Mother Found in the Barn Severc-
~ WOunded-Her Employers
Missing.

Middletown, Oct. 6.-Alice Ingerick, nine
years old. was found murdered in the
cellar of what is known rs the Olncy
farm house near here tonight. Her
mother, Mrs. Georgia Ingerick. was later
discovered in the Olney farm house barn,
suffering from severe wounds about the
head. The woman kept house for Willis
and Fred Olney. two aged brothers.
Search is being a for them. a blood
stained iron pipe. with which the crime
was probably committed, was found in
the kitchen. 1t is feared the woman will
die.
No trace Of the brothers can be found
and some persons are Of the opinions that
they also have been murdered and that
their bodies will soon be ind Tho
child's head was pounded to a jelly prob
ably with the piece of gas pipe which
was found in the kitchen. 1t Is feared that
Mrs. Ingerick will die from her wounds
The woman, who was engaged as n house,
keeper for the farmers has a husband.
Daniel Ingerick residing at Wurtsboro,
Sullivan county. but they have been sep
arated for three years. One theory is that
quarreled previous to the crime, which is
supposed W nav ocCuII'o uo'Ut ho'H as
the family were evidently at dinner when
the interruption occurred.
The murder was discovered by Lulu
Ingerick. the ~13-year-old sister OF the
murdered girl, who went to the house
in company with %neighbors after She
had previously called n failed to
find her mother. The elder daughter
last saw her sister this morning when
she bade her good bye.