davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-22
Ministers and Delegates and Their
Headquarters.

There are very few of the ministers
in the city up till noon to-day. How.
ever several Of them, with their dele.
gates from their congregations are
here, and are stopping at the places
given after their names. Those al.
ready here are:
g. R. Brown, d. D., with ]. B. Lev.
ellie, 609 Merchant street.
e G. Chips, with C. w. Mtnear.
eos Market street.
P. J. Null, same place.
L. B. Douglas. at Commercial Hotel.
u. G. Edgeli and delegate, with w.
1. Tawzer, 51s Market street.
d. g. Helmfck and delegate at Skin
ner's Tavern.
NJ. D. Helmick and delegate at Skin.
ner's Tavern.
H. w. King, with Mrs. Amanda
Powell, Market street.
q. W. Morrison, with Mrs. Bennett,
EOS Market street.,
w. NJ. vansickle and delegate with
j. s.. Walker, East Park avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-22
nof County superintendent Free
Schools:
Carter y. Faust.
gayaN losT SULLIVAN won.


Rpger q sullivan won great VIC
Tory Tor home rule in politics yester'
day ana William j. Bryan's home com.
ing win be saddened to a degree be-
cause OF the action of the Illinois
Democrats I'M cpnventten assembled,
m spite Of allshis friends could do to
prevent III Air. Bryan was endorsed
by the Sullivan forces. Bryan had Is
sued the uItfmatnm that he would not
sneak IN Illinois during the campaign
n sullivan Eefe not rtlsted as Ma
tional committeen man. He also let 1t
hoe Bnnwn tsat iin didn't want TO lie
10y a Convention which Sulli.
Won could control but that dt'in%
make any difference to Sullivan. When
rnonon was made upon request of
NJ. bryan for sulliyants retirement,
the convention laid It on the table by
vote 81 .0ss 10 $40. Sullivan had
won d great victory Wasn't that the
time 10 heap Goals of fire on his enc.
my bald patef That is exactly what
was dome and d set of resolutions en-.
doEeing ME-. Bryan previously drawn
up By the sullivan crowd, was rush
ed tiroueh with whoop. 80 Mr..
Brysn ands himself endorsed by a
conventipn OF hostile delegates and
his enemy IN control of the Democracy
OF the great State of Illinois. 1t is
now M toS Dictator Bryan whether OF
not be VIII sink In his tent or write a
letter 81 thanks to the Sullivan con
vention for an pdorsement which he
almself dIa not wasn't.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-22
An Extended Trip.

Judge and Mrs. Raymond and son
Frank, together with MT. and Mrs
Harry Shaw, Will leave tomorrow for
an extensive trip to Pittsburg, Bufs!
10 and Niagara Falls. Fit7sn Mia CARA
they win 90 down the river to ToTon.
to- Canada, thence by ran 10 MONTHS
M and ansbec; retpfnIn down tile
HUDSON dyer steaae "a New lorli
eity
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-22
Conference Opens
In First Ward

eontihaed from Fase ons
the chntches Of airnicnt 70 The VS. ts
ing Ministers
The public Is heartily weleonis 70
this evening meeting, as they are
to ain OF the Sothers which are to fol-
low during the conference, which win
continue until Monday morning.
Work Of ThIs Morning.
The Faculty OF instruction met
this morning at the First ward school
house the following members ot
the faculty were present who electedl
.omcers as named: NJ. D. Helmick,
ID. d.. PRESIDENT Rev. c. L Queen sec.
rotary; D. q. Helmick, D. D. Geo. n.
Brown, D. D., q. @. Morrison, p. s ].
Boggs, .. p. Warner and r. r. Rice
Candidates for the Ministry.
The following persons appeared be-
fore the faculty for reftinerancy and
orders: P. j. Null, Of shinnston; ao7
mer Casio Maxwell; William Van
sickle. Davis.
The second year candidates are:
w. n. Hodges OF Morgantown; Ray
Isner. Elkins;- i. A. Nicholson. Cam
den.
The third year candidates are: Jo5
stah Payne, Of Duffy; w. H. Delung,
Etan.
The fourth year candidates are: L..
p. Poole, of Elktns; J. w. Adds.
Cfsko; d. H. Trembly, Reedsvtlle; J
A. Perry, Sue.
Two have graduated from the West
minister Theological Seminary, West
minister, Maryland. and appeared this
morning for ordination. They are G..
A. Isler and u. b. Douglas.
To.Morrow Morning.
The conference viii open tomorrow
morning at $500 O'Clock. The session
will be devoted almost wholly to bust
ness. The organization OF the con-
ference will be erected; and whatever
other business which may come up
will be disposed of.
Officers Elected To-Morrow Afternoon.
AT $3.50 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
the election of the officers of the con-
ference to serve for the ensuing year
will be held, A president, secretary
and a steward Will be the officers to
be elected. The presidency is watch
ed with great amount of interest,
for it is very high compliment and
great recognition to the person who
is asked to serve in this capacity. "A
stationing committee which will serve
the present conference will also be
elected at this meeting. It is to this
committee that falls the task Of pIac-
ing the ministers OF the conference for
the coming year.
It will be noted that practically all
OF the places in the Methodist Protest
ant church are alled by election, there
being very little appointing power left
to any official.
Memorial Services Thursday Evening.
AT the NJ, P. Church, at which air
OF the meetings will be held, the me-
mortal services for deceased ministers
will be held. Appropriate addresses
will be given about those who have
died since the conference last met.
.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-22
MIN .rrake End Honorn.

An examination Is being held to-
day at the postoaice for the clerk
ships In the Isthmian Canal Civil Ser
vice. There is hut one taking the ex-
animation. He Is Wade II. Brown, OF
Berryvflle. W. Va, He will likely
stand highest in the class.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-22
LauahIna In Hfa sLeeue.

The FaIrmont West virglnian says
that this will be week of unusual in
terest to Hon. William p. Hubbard.
owing to the fact that he will learn
the name of-hIsg opponent for Con-
gress. The gentleman must be hiding
behind the chair at this time as he is
not in Petersburg state Jour-
nal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-22
in coio,rea circles.

On Saturday August 18TH Mr..
James Bean and Miss Rosa B. john
son were united iti marriage by Rev.
e. il. Arnold Of this city.
on Tuesday the 21st M. GeorEe
Goats and aiiss Mary ~ JOHNSON we're
mite II ssmatria age ~ r Arnold,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-22

Fifteen thousand Chinese coolies
are soon to begin work on the Panama
canal. They will soon be Chinese
r'hotties" IL they work hard enough
under the tropical SUN on the isthmus.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-22

when will j. Ramsey build rail.
road around the world?" asks the Par
kersburg State Journal. Search US.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-22

The friends of tax reform need
have no further worry as to its get
ting there. orman Randolph has come
out in favor of 1t.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-22

Not easily oyercome-the "inyinci-
bles,"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-22

Not settled-goyernorment building
cite
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-22
Musn,t Know Zoe Much.

'NS" 'N'iS" ~ "HSH'
Mr.. Harriman's recent success lem.
onstrates 1t Is not always well to al
low directors to know too much
Wheeling Telegraph.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-22

Plenty OF position Rre olered N our
want column. Look 4 Over.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-22

going on strike and quit n
took some time to SET their places
filled by Italians picked up mere ami
there.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-22

Drink sehmulbach beer at CONNER:
cfal Hotel bar. 22-10t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-22
-,i-t,st,Eb DALEY EXCEPT SUN
DAY ~ ME- IA y I'M ONT WEST
WReaNsa g P9aLlstilhe
COMPANY.
MAMA 81 SUBSCRIPTION:
GEO. ID Jacobs. Rreafdent,
r-vRoN Carl EToM OUCH, Editor:
n. DAVIS auslnsss Manager.

The West YiTginian. daily and
wcstly, ID entered IN the Postomce at
r.-sf4nrnt Va asfsecond class mall
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-22
Tod ay s NeU
York Stocks
Report furnished by R, N: weaver.

!. I'm "a y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-22

J. Eor Assesssrs Eastern District.
Dixie Brand.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-22
20 Jndae & Intsrn1edIate Gourti

Morgan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-11
po9en(hiretn ais pamen(purt.

Sn England mar bas S9teben nit
pfeil unb 9paen peit iiber bas Mittelz
alter bin1u8 Elm ritterliher Sport 9es
blieben. Damn puroe du6 bier Der
9ogen bur6 Die 4rmbruit perbrdngt,
unb er5t i'm Sabre 1881 gelangte bas
9ossnI6ieben in ipeiteren 8reiIen piez
Der gu G6ren. 9amals trat Die aDs
nislide gogenidibeneeIeui6aft in's
Geben, bic nod beute beltebt unb Die
pprnebmite Sereinigung bon Sportss
freunoen duf bieiem @ebiet biloet. Sbr
56iebplab uno i6r &lubbduS liseen
in einem Ger fdUniten Sbeile ppn Com
BON, inmitten BON Hegents 9art.
S9pn ldnsit geb0ren Samen st Den
dttipen Mitglieoern Der 9eieni6aft,
unb ipieherbplt baben Bel Wetti6ieben
INT Die Meiieridaft auf "tiir5ere Gnts
fernlingen 8amsn ben preis oapon9es
trasen. 0as 8oseni4ieben lit elm
5ebr %eeiunbsr Sport; es Habit ni6t
rlir Sen Bid uno Die Mrme, ionbern
ben ganaen 9Drper.g Sin 8osenidiez
ben, BON Tamsn ausaefi6rt, 1T elm
anmut6iser @nblid, Eie peritorbene
8Inigin.W ittpria pon England mar in
ibrer Safeenb cine eroSe Sreunbin bes
sports unb blieb bts an ibr gnos
gbrenwitslieo psridie6ener 8UseFs
{9ubenbsretne. ~'NhsFsas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-11
Sflt(amf Alanie.

Ser Yrofefor Robert Simfpn, Ser
an Der uniperiitdt su Gldsgop Matbes
matif le6rte, mar zines jener perriidten
Genies, Die gum 4miiiement ibrer Mits
meni6en unenblt9 ptel bei3utru9en
pflegen. 60 eeb0rte es gu ieinen
Gigentbiimli6teiten, INNER Die S6ritte
gu sdblen, tpenn er feline Sunggeie1enz
pobnung berlieb, unb ielbit ipenn Elm
Sreuno i'm aniprad. bDrte er i'm Sab
len ni6t duf.
Gine5 9ages, als Ser 9rofsTor ii9
in fein So1eg begdb uno eerobe ieinen
573. S6ritt eema9t bate. fpro9 i'm
Elm Serr an, Der i'm BON 4nfeben
fannie, ppn feiner Manie aber feline
4bnure bate.
sd mD6te cine 5rase an sic ri9s
ten," iaete Der !Serr.
.Sreut mid, mein !Serr. 573-"
80 nein. nt6t 573, nur eine ein5ige
Sroae," perieBte Der b0fli9e 5rager
iiberraf6t.
Bite" fubr Der profeFor fort,
n573."
n@ie Iinb pirtlid gu ~liebsnstpiirs
Dig" iagte Der Sremoe, nuber es BAN
belt iidD nur um f~olgenoes. Sd peib,
Sic 5ino nit Dem peritorbenen Doctor
Billion tetunnt gepeien, unb i9 middle
sic germ fragen, OBJ es tpd6r lit, Dab CT
jeOer ieiner Niften 500 pfuno binters
lai1en BATE"
nStimmt gang eenuu," periebte Der
ProfeTor. n573s" ,.a
Der aroere ipSrrte ben 8rofeTor an.
als bielte er ibnfiir tpabniinnig, ma6te
cine bditige 9erbeugung unb ging ieiz
ner We9e.
profeTor @imfon bemertte. baB Der
Mann ii6 augeni6einli9 in Ser Be-
oeutune Der Intport irrte. uno rief
inn nad, pGbrenb er in osmielben @us
genblid mieosr einen S9ritt cling:
.Nein, mein 6err, MIR 500! 574."
Primer aerl," ba6te oer Srdeer,
ipdbreno er ieiner Nege eins, rer 1T
pirtli6 perriidt getuoroen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-11
Serrni(fmus III Strabburg.

l1eber einen beuts nod lebenben beuts
f6en 9unbssfiiriten ersdblt man ii9
in Strabburg i'm SLAP cine Inetoote,
Die cinerieits be5et9nenb fir oas
ftaatsre6tli4e8 erbdltnib Der beuti6en
8unbesfiiriten gum Iei6slano lit, an=
bererieits elm mertpiiroiges 2i6t auf
bas 9obeits9efiibl oes bstreffenoen
Siiriten pirft.
Gs mar CUR 3eit Der G%tattbalterz
f6aft Manteuffel8 (1S79 Bis 1885,
als jener Shirt na9 Strabburs lam,
INN fi6 Die Stoot gu beieben. Wtans
teuffel. Der feline 3eit bate, nit Seres
ni1iimus in Der Stabt berumsufabren.
CAB ibm CUR 9e9leituns feline inStrubz
burg iebr betonnte uno beliebte Softer
Siabeua unb ieinen I%biutanten, BEN
Sberiten b. Strunb, nit. Wie INNER
puroe SrGllein b. Manteuffel bonn
publifum iebr freunblid besriibt, unb
10 erei9nete ii6 osnn oas tleine Mibz
peritdnonib, oab, als man pom Der
Spa5ierfabrt nisber beimfam, Sere>
niifimls gu Dem Stattbalter %gndoiait
gu. bemerfen ssrubten, tpie aufrieoen lie
NIT Dem Stano Der beuti4en SADIE tn
ben Reidslanoen feien. fosar feline
oeutiden Siiritsn femme bas Nolf fdon
nno eriibe lie. Manteuffel betdm fir
10 piel Siidtisteit BON Sereniifimus
ieinen daerbo6iten Sroen.
Don Dem psritorbenen @robberao9
2drl 4leranosr BON 8simar fpeib men.
bdb es feline Sepflossnbeit mar, &c.
~metnem tdiierlidsn Stattbalter hs
glfaBs2 otbrin9en" gu reoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-11

sur GaitrbaItung unb 8eluftiglng
Der 5ugefnopften Gdite 9utten Ole SttI@
siere Den betonnten 3aubertinitler
Souoin angeiteli, Der cine 9ln5abl err
Itaunlidber Observation-Disclosures
nit e6ter~ Sai6enIpielergrd5te 5ur
4usfiibrunq bradte unp 'dis ,S4luGz
effett aus einem GplinOerbute 10 uno
70 piele Subeno Sanonentrgeln per-
porbolte. &
Mit bieTer Drummer feinss pros
oramms bradte Der 3dubertlnitler.
obne es 3l abnen, obne es audl rlr ais
,3iel i'm 9u9e 5u BADEN, oas Sunfts
itiid fertia, ole fpioeritrebenoen S9e'ts
al Observation-Disclosures genet9t gu
MAIDEN. sic faben ndmli4 m%itsatbemz
Ipicm Gritaunen oieie 70 miibeloie Ser
bprbrinalna bon Munitipn nit on, Die
su bef4uffen i9nen nur aQ3u fauer
lpuroe. '; 4
.8ie tDnnen mir dlt6 nIit NIT Der
oerinqIten Nusii6t auf Grfolg cine Sea-
tton befriegen, Die o6ne Soften unb
3eitperluit ibren %geIammten 9eOurf an
augeln einfdd aus Dem eriten belten
SUIT berpori9itteln fann?"
Sieie getpi9tige Jruge brdn9te fi6
ieoem Ser ein3elnen areiien 5iibrer auf,
uno iie mar eS, bic iie beim gerlaf1en
bss 5eites gum @esenitunb ibrer Be-
~ratbungen ma6ten. Ia ie BARN einig
tparen, bab iie fir lire 9olts9enoHen
Gbnli6e 9ilfsquelen ni6t gu eri6lies
ben piibten, 10 nabmen tie obne tpeitere
lmitdnoe Die Srieoensbebin9uagen Der
5ransoIen an, unb elm Dem Nni6ein
mad enolo1er 8rieg lpar auf einmdl
gum Nbi6lub getommen - ourd Den
BEL uns 70 oft dngeipenoeten Srid zines
!3aubertiinItler5. s,rY.t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-11

SER # e ntteibung m
9 d / mime +. Sn 2abr, 9as
ben, bat iid Der @pritano Der bortigeu
@etperbef6ule. Gdfar 9ubn, i'm 2lafs
f%en3immer in 9esentpart bon BRET
Sdilern eritp6en. gr mar aufgeregt
gum 5riibunterri6t setomntsu, f9idte
aber Die S6iiler bereits Dor a6t 1br
meg. Die nod 0aeebliebenen bat er,
feiner 5rdu oas lneliid gu meloen.
Dor Dem 0erideioen periuGte er. ben
0erbano bon Der Wunos gu reiben.
unb ertldrte nod, oienitlihe 9riinoe
bdtten ibn in ben SOB setrieben.
Strifenoe 9ir9engee
m itgIieber I. llnldnsit
bat Der @epereno Winiam grpant in
Stote 2pne, England, ieinen sanSert
Sonntagsgottesbienit BON Mnfang, Bis
gu Gnoe in 9dnali6 leerer airhe abeee
balten. Gr bate iid sesen cine in feis
mem Gprensel iebr befiebte Dame nidt
nah Dem Wunide Der airhepaemeinoes
mitgIieber benommen, Die baber fammt
nno fonosrs Dem Gottesbisnite fernz
blieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-11
Wranssls photographic.

en- ben Saeen bes bdnif6en 3rieees
bon 1864 trat Der &riegsminiiter b.
Hoon nit alien 3eiden oer Berlegenz
belt in bas Mrbeitsfabinett bes &Dnies
Wilbslm /. Gin S9reibebrief bes
ralten Wran9el," Den Der @eneral fos
sben our6 einen 9eneralItdbler ems
bfdnsen, mar es, iiber ben fi9 Hoon
Den &opf Serbra4, benn in bieiem
9riefe, Der Dem &Dniee poreelest
purbe, be5ei6nete Der alte Selbmurz
f9a1 ben lleberbringer, einen !Sauptz
mann b. g.. als ben .feisIten" Sffiaier
Ser preubiiden Irmee, pdbrenb er i'm
Na6iuBe fir benielben einen boben
Sroen als tpoblperoiente Qussei9nung
p%erlangte.
mas fpn ib nur BON benz Wioers
fpruh balten?" fraste Roon ieinen
a%riegs6errn.
9er erpioerte IGdelnb: DID, ba fens
men Sic eben WraneeIs Re9tidreibung
nidt. gr meint nidt oen .fei9iten,'
fonosrn Sen ,fe>igiten' Gdbisiten) Diff
sier."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-11
5anbtrkinte i'm pinlr Des Jritotns.

NsHP
Mls Die Sransolens NIT Der grcbes
rung Mlssriens beihaftist iparen, uno
bas &riesseliid balb bierbin, balb
oOrtbin idpantte, luben tie ipdhreno
tines Observation-Disclosures gum 3tped
elmer eingebenben @usfprade Die
Sheits Der feinbli4en arabi'den
Stdmme gu iid in's 3auptaiartier.
Die 9duptlinse folsten atpar Der eins
laoung. asisten ii9 aber febr nib
trauii6 uno un~3usdnslid. Sroboem
tpuroen iie auporiommeno bebanoslt
unb auf's bette bepirthet. benin Die
GranScien piinidtsn oringeno cine
baIbise geritanbisuns auf frieolifem
Wese. bd bel Der eigenortiseit Watur
bes 2anSes uno fsintr 8eippbner Der
&ries seruos3u unabfebbar IN Die
GGnge sesosen perosn tour'tt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-11
ptr Rdbsn(ddStl.

Ser Baron b. G., ipGterer 2anoess
b%auptmann elmer Der Oitlihen Qropin'
ien prsubens, bate auerit Meotain
ftuoirt. mar dber, als er fein @Iamen
an Der llnireriitdt ablesen pollte.
ourhssfaasn. gr sos iid auf feine
Sitter suriid uno ipiomete iih Der
2anofpirtbidaft. auf einem feiner
morgsnolifsn SnIpetticnsgdnge ourd
feine Teloer bemertte er auf Dem Ri'
benader, ipie elmer ieiner 9trbeiter io'
chen cine aobIriibe Mrude) au Iags
toroerte. Die nibt muir 10 srOB iuis Elm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-11

nidt aufdmmen! Wesbalb Der Welt
Senn nod Stoff gum Stanoal seben2
Rein! Sd peroe na9 Dem @uslano
fabren uno bort ipurlos perl f)tplnoen,
uno Sic, Sic tperben aud cine anoere
Dirt finben, aus Dem 2eben gu geben,
ais nit fpl6em @tlat."-
Watt uno pebmiitbig lG6elno blidte
fie i'm an. n2ieber 5reunO, Sic ma
den gu piel umItdnoe," srtpioerte iie,
der 2ebensmii0e tennt feline RiidVi9t
mebr. 2diIen sic Die 2eute na6ber
reoen, mas Ie tpoler. Inns fiimmert
eS ia ni6t me6r. 9ier lit Der Srant,
senieben mir i'm 5uIammen, uno 9ez
ben mir Der WeIt elm 8eiipieI, tpas e6te
uuo treue 2ie6e permag."
Sic rei6te ibm bon 1euem fein
@las.
Gr dber nabm bas lebte Reitden
feiner Stdrtc %5uiammen, unb nit bleis
der In9it bat er: nNein, liebes &ino,
nein - ncin, ni6t bier!"
9a rief iie poQ QeioenI9aft: r@b,
sic baben teinen Mutb, Baron! Nun
gut, 70 lernen sic 0 elmer 6rau, pie
man nit Initano itirbt!"
una nit einem 3ug leerte iie bas
@tas.
2tt6smlos itiir3te ct auf fe gu, UNI
es ibr gu entretben.
GS mar gu ipdt.
Sic iant bereits f6laff uno leblos
auf bas Sofa bin.
,5rGulein 2ucie!" f9rie err, y6rGus
lein 3ucte! I'm @ottes nilen! Stlfe
- Silfe! Sc lit elm llngliid geT6eben!
Ginen 9lr3t! S6nea einen @r5t!"
Sn be6enoer t6ait rannte ct binaus
uno alarmirte oas gauge 9aus.
Na6 ssbn Minuten bereits mar
dr3tli9s Silfe CUR Steae.
Nber dls er nit Dem 9oftor uno
Dem Seilsebilfen piebsr ms 3immer
frat, glaubte er ieinen gugen ni9t
tralen gu Iolen.
0a Dor linn am Slid fab 5rdulein
Gucie Sebenitein, frii6 unb geiunb
iilb laate nit 10 beraerfriI6enoem
bab er INNER eritaunter
Better Serr 9ottor," iagte iie,
vSbre liebsnsipiiroise 8emiibung lit
benn Der lei6te rnfaQ 1T be-
reits politdnbig furirt. Gnti6uloigen
Die unnptbige St0rung."
@an3 betreten uno bsrlegen fomplia
mentirte Ggon ben 4rst tpieoer bins
aus.
OTIS Ser Serr Baron Ggon b. 3ed
aber ipieoer suriid ms 3immer fam,
iebte er cine ernIte, piirbepolle, ia fat
cine itrafenos Miene auf. inbem er
feierlid be9unn: rMeine @ndoi9Ite.
i9 6arf nun ipobl Inn Iuftldrung Bit
ten fir oas nun fagen mir fonoers
bare Spiel, bas Sic nit mir gu treis
ben Die lieberspiirbige 2aune batten."
n@epib, !Serr Baron" entgesnete lie
better uno nit leiIer Sronie, i'd
ipoQte S9nen eben muir aei9en, Dab i'd
unb bieIeidt nod mebr Saz
lent als sic bare gum 8omDoieipielen.
Sd polte Sbnen ferner Seigen, Dab
ielbit Sbr 70 genialer Srid, BEN Sic
Dor furSem i'm Stub, als sic iiber Den
aetrunten, ausgeplauoert batten,
bob ielbit Elm 10 genialer @ebanfe oes
9aronS @gon b. 3et audi nod 81
i%ibertrumpfen lit. Weiter ipoQte i9
Sc, uro nun. !Serr Baron,
finb sic fret uno tOnnen BEL Dem reis
6en SrGulein b. 9drfpalo BON neuem
Sbr @liid beriu6en!"
Sa nabm Baron Ggon b. 3ed feiz
men Cylinder, ma6te cine bur6aus
torrette @erbeuqung unb peri9panb.
Noh am ielben Sage trut er etne
grbolun9sreiie noh Dem Siioen an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-11
Rrhtr fithe.


Gs tpogt bos brcitc 2eben,
Gin rsllenrcidcr Strcm,
Mit touicuofod)em Strebcn
Sings nm ben crniten Scnt.
Snbcb in ieincm 6rieben
Sur Elm 9cfiibl ftd rs9t,
Tas, BON Der Welt 9cihieoen,
Sob olcs in iiN trd8t.
9os in Der 98elt peritummeno
Sn oncu &erjcn tDnt;
Sos, td bic QEtlt ptrbiilenb,
@ucin bic Welt perihont.
En- itebt bic redte Siebe,
Sic BON Der Welt niht trenrf,
limb, mittcn i'm @cordnge,
Sob bod uno ciniam brennt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-11
AMslam0


5 6 I bare s euersz
brunf #. Cine Seuersbrunit seritDrte
IN 3aira, Sapan, 600 Wobnbduler;
81 perionen iinb in ben Tldmmen ums
9etommen.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-11-29
An Unofficial
Saint
BY GrG1f OsOeG
Inn,-ri.-L-t I4a: H. - q. .-.--.......
BY GrGnf OeOeG


The little parlor with its hairclUth
furniture. its gau1y rag carpet. is
stured birds and its impossible chr1-
mos was Il dismal place at best. but
now with the double row of chairs still
ranged stitiiy about the sides of it and
the feeble light of an unShaded kero-
sene lamp emphasizing all its barren
uglness it seemed Il veritable desert
Of Il room.
Sarah Biddle sat primiy erect on the
sofa, her black bordercd handkerchief
crushed between her hands. She was
vaguely rescntful of this umwontei
solitary dignity she was forced to
maintain. She wanted to be out in the
kitchen washing dishes This sitting
still with folded hands like a visitor in
ones own house was in nowisc pleas
ing TO her. but she realized that to-
night at least it was expected of her
and Sarah was not one of those in
trepid souls who can throw cOnven-
tionalty to the winds.
1t was all over. The last mourning
rclatiye-fortified by the ample post
funeral supper had condolcd with her
wept with her and departed irainward
The only sound to break the stiffness
was the clatter of dishWa~hihg mt the
kitchen sink. where two sympathetic
ncighbors piled their dish towels and
discussed the late sad function very
infinitely.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-11-29

E/AT'S pond is Il long. narrow
sheet of water lying between
U two wooded ridges. Its capabil-
tiles as a skating rink are wei
known, and it only requires two or
three cold days, followed by Il moon
light night. to draw out all the youths
of the ncghborhood. and during the
summer it has a varied assortment of
fiat and round bOttomeds boats, incllid
ing RATS and an occasional sailboat
But it wasn't until Colonel Freeman
came into the neighborhoOd with his
half dozen boys that such Il thing as
boat club was even thought Of There
had been scrub races and naval battles
and various kinds of pond lily and pic
mic expeditions, hut they We're only for
4 day and had had as many leaders As
there We're boys.
y boat club was something different.
and when it was learned that Colonel
Freeman wished them to meet in the
schoDlhOuSe TO discuss plans for Il club
and To elect officers every boat owner
Hud prospective boat owner became ea-
-cr with excitement and Impotence.
f.sr went to the schoOihOUSe in body
o.. promptly seconded every motion
IN was made
Ulcers were elected and arrange
J12'S made for an early race. and