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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15
,,0ottcs Mnge."
GlcftriIdrr Sdcinlucrfcr jagt Den
3nlnS SdJrcfcn Gin.
9luiltono in 9tutol ibcint ic0od, trob

9llhtono in 9totoI ihcint icood, troB
ciner 9ticocrlo0c Ser SnilrgcnteIl
pcitcr nm iicb 5u grciicn. -
@ieocr cine Concentration tlnbc.
ihGItigtcr glrbcitcr in 2onoon, --
5ron5oiiide Strifcr fc6ren an sic
9(rbcit 5uriitt. - @ritiitc militia
ride MohtcntioIhno in 9(lcyon-
orio 5ur @inihiihtcrun0 ser M
rubig 0cluorocncn Wip6omC0oncr.
- Ger GCiup nod inmcr uidt
gdu5 rllbia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15
Noti] an oic 9cpoiiturcn Der
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Ia 1cnilQcno Suuh5 CuIcitri porhcl un
I'M ole Snbung cncr Siuiocnoc uOu , Fru.
5ent M ole Scpplit0rcn Der ,@cpnnmn Saus
tngs' Snnt" jn aellutcu. miro Die ,Yrnuornt
an oie BAN Scremtigtcn AM nfttimnd, oeh III.
Mai, llnr Wurqcnc, in iurcm noronitltdlen
,}Ucinc, NGr' r'StruHc, Cdc NON WuttsStrnHet
bcNIIlen mo oanlti ldqlitb 5UllbcH btn Stun
ocl pun @ llDr Wiurqcn5 bis llUr NaCbh.lttu9o
iorilnDrcu.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15
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Hutt0 IuulH.
Sur6oH 9totnl, II. Wtol, --
Sd)cinucricr oiiritcn lib III Der ll''
terlperilm0 oeS 3ullls9lliltonoc@ oIS
cbcnio nirfianc Woilcn cnucllcn, nlc
britiihe 8cibiitc. GoWnlil0r Solnls
oerS oob 0ctcrn glbcno clncr groBcIl
g(n5obl 3ullS Dor 0cnl NdnObolu-
Soltptqlorticr Der StroIsGrpcotlon
cine Sorltellllng nit cincm Shcins
lucricr. 9lpporot. In5 grcllc Sldbt lo9tc
Den Gingcborcncn ponilhcn Sdrcdcn
cin. sic crfl1rtcn 0a2 Sidt lei oo%
9luoe ocS glQm16tigcn ltlto @ott babe
cS in leincnl 3ornc oilf iic gcriNtct.
GoS @litCn oC9 2ihtcS oIf Die lmn'
licgcnoCn Soil0cl, III iucldcn olc 3ullls
piooc bis an 0Ic 8rcnjc 0cS Sorl'
5ont5 Crblidt ucr0cn fonltcn lnohtc
cincn ticicn Gin0uld olf bic Sdluor-
3cn, lm0 ais oCncl6cn pl0bllh oo@
2id,t in 0oS @clidJt Itrobltc, Itiir5tcn
lie ihrcdcriiillt 5u @obcn mo lArlc2n
INN Sdub gcgcn oic ncuc @crcrci Der
NciBcn.
OtebrCrC GingCborCncn St0mmc
oui Scr Notol-Scite oes Sugclo'6hrI-
les 'oaeu plr Grhc6uug bcrcit lcin.
2(lS Gibotc, 9totol miro dcnlcIoct,
DOB Scr ,Snirrgenteniii6rcr @ulnbootA
iiber Die Grcn5c in 9otoI cin0tIollcn
it, ShmcrcS @ci6iibTcltcr murOc gc.
Itcrn in Ser Hifhlng bon 9fanOblu
pcrnonmen un6 bc0nnn hclltc gtodl
mittng oti'S 9tcue.
Hni niitGnbiidc 3nlu@ &C
d lngcn.
Turbon, Nutol, #. Mui. -
GingeborCnc Srlppcn inter Gonts
manoo ocS Wioiora Whlrrop Smith
hottcn int 9iitrift 0Clpnlofor cincn
bcitiNen 3rionlncnltoB nit &rlcs
0crlt 0C3 aulaseStomlnc&. Gic Ncs
bClcn lulr0cn oubci total Qcld)luNcn;
orciiiQ Mnnu ml8 ibren 9icibcn Bile
ben foot oli ocu EIobc. Sic 9totol.
Sruppcn crlittcn feline &Crlntc.
9[rbcitcr0cmonItrution in
2on0olt
2onOom II. Wut - lmncn0c
bon lnbcihGItigten g(rbcitcrn ltn0 g(rs
bcitcrinncn mori6rtcn bclltc nob
Dem Sp0c Ynrf, no >Sonc5 &cir Sor.
Die uno George 9iicolI @orncS, 9Irbcis
ter.DiitgIicoer ocS EorlomcntS, Den
Goriib iibcr Scrlonlullun9cn lllbrtcn.
Ger 3nef Scr Tcmonltrotion mnr,
Der 0eborOe bic Sbotiohc Dor Nugget
5l iiibrct, 6ob Soulenoc bon mirfli.
hcn 9lrbcitcrn IN 2onoon obnc Nrob
limo. 0eldliilIc, pcldc Die Ncbor6c
ollliorbern, oo8 Hcht unCr Mcnlbcn
ouI 9trbcit or5ucrfcnncn, mlr0cn m
gcnonrnclt.
,Sn Gn0lun0 fetirt
BON, fl. Wai. --- Iic aus
9iiracrrciltern unb StootrotbSnit,
0licocrn Der Gouptidblihcn St0otc
Icltihlanb'S bcItcbcnoc 2lboronlna
luelhe nuh Gnglono fam, lml bic
.Wllni,ipalcinrihtllngcn 0cS SonOcs
al itlt0iren, trot bcutc in cine 9lei6t
bon ibr 81 G9ren pcronltoltctcn I'm
terboltlulgen lno Setcn cin. S0clttc
9(bcno ruobnten oic Serrcn rincm
gantett bel, uclhes llntcr 0cnt Sor.
ibc OeS Sorb 2lpcburp (lrilbcr Cir
,iobn 2ubbod) 9egebcn ulr0c
arCasniniiter Rihoro Burton SouI
0onc bruhte in, oeirtiher Sprohc
CinCn (oult ultf Den Soiicr g8iIbeIn1
itnb ietnc (Sclrablin aus. llitcr Nll'
ocrent ingte er, Die Sonoelsolrslidtcn
sluiihen 8roBbritonnien iiroIcutid's
lano ieicn ME 9iinItlger gcpcicl.
Tclttidldno belibe einen bonn @ciItc
Der JtciBeit bciceIten aaiicr, cincn
orobcn Q}nnll, lDelder picl iiir 0cn
SonDrl gctboil 6obc. Jieoner dubertc
sic S,oiinung. Dab Die 5relrtoi6oit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-15
&nblano's Maitag.
9lomirnI 9n5midL GOmmnnocnr oCS
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u)Vl' oluVple ocl SuH lV'''e 9tobc-
rc,, lH,,heitGruuncu - g{prh,nh
h''l0en oe'oer @nll'er oc@ Forlo.
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ultf olc SDroIlrcoc. - Ili6 Der
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Iortciarlmpir,,po in Der
Yuma
Vrtrrsburo # n,oi - Eicp
Hlnurirol 0,,u1ih Ncichlahobcr bcp
bir1iocu SoirnS mrlrhcr hci brn 9lr.
bcitcrf(oiicn irbr pcrhoEt mar mIrhr
hc,tc NON 9hbcitrru nrrcn 0poitooS.
bcmoultrotiou or N pcrhiuhcru pcr.
i,htc cruprnct sdo,mIot hcs 9}cr.
brcdhrnS morru sic uc,rcu olon,iroli.
tits 0Dcrfc ,pp Iih sic mci1trn hcr
hprt bcih1itiotcu 2OOO 9Iuocltelltcu
nm : mr. br1,tr irijh ,,rr glrbcit nIrG
hctcu Sir moltcu olcjh uorbhcr
micnrr IN 0ornnrc ohmorirhircn nm
hru 0poitoo u, icirrn miui,trr irnnrh
ihlichlih ciu -bio } lIhr >rndhmittooo
Il, orhcitcn Ter gI0p,irol hirlt hoIr
cine o(uiprohc. il, mrIhcr cr crfl6rt,
or f6uuc sic 9lrbritariultr0,mo nm }
llhr uiht ocucbn,iorn Dir Sorhr
bIicb cirihnrilru in Nn Shmrbr
@cocr 1htO mr. 0,orn,ittoos trot
mir Gin m ncr l}iortc SCR Rrrfr ito.
tiorirtrr 7iii,irr rr,Ghn hrr g(hn,i
rnl oua rincr urirrn yNrrf1t0ttr bcr
nnr oIs rim 0nbritrr mcIGcr biutcr
elmer Grfr nrs (Sph1,,oco ori inn or.
loucrt hottc n(;tIih hrrnnrinroua
mn inn, cincu lonnrn Tolrb in nrn
HiiGcu bohrtr SCR 9(hr,iro( itiIr,tr
nichcr ,id, hoa on,tIit orS riurnr
5o,tirr ctciuc ,rriIriihcuN NM
itorh Iolort Ter 9GGrbcr cuti(oh in
rinr nrnrr .c5rhulirnc,ncrfIt1ttr mn rr
,,ntcr hcn hort orbritrnhrn QR6nurrr
ncr1chrouh glnrS 0ud1cr uoh linn
If nrrncbIid ocmricn oo oQr g(rbci
for nnrorhrn 9iihtS nnn brnr &erhrr.
hrn mS iciucnl Wrriibcr y, nilicu
gic VoIi,ci If iihrrtcnot mir DER
0porh iorni1ltio inn Wnrous ocnlont
mar 9ir oGnrNnofsc rin Tnlh mic
or in ci,cu Stndhrnru ortrnacn
mirh mlroc in hcr 0iGhr ncf,,nbrn
lIntcr hcn g(rbcitcru ncr gRcrfc bcliu
bcn ih piclc GenolutioniItcn 1lun
friihcrc ,occlc,tc 0u,nIirh hottr I'M
fer ihnrn Ncu Noncr cincs Itrrnocp
mn hcsnotiidcu mornc8 er mnd,tp
hcu (rhtrr r,Ii,iih. tirfildrn Griro
mil NM NOR in 1909 ;ncitrr ,(loo.
ocnniii,irr bcr q}ort Slrth,r llottr
Nyn toO3 rchrtc rr uod l}ctrrsm,ro
,,,riid mn m,rAc ann ErtprshlIrocr
S,oicu Gommoubc,r crnouut Nn
no(itiihcr 5,iuliht NOR cr WcortionIy
0fnhcu nlIc ,Iobrifcu gpiihlcu mo
9QcrfltGttCn it EcterSburo iciCrtcn
bclltc ln0 al 100000 g(rbcitcr bethel
liotcn lid at 0cr Dtoitoqs Gcmon.
Itrotion. ,Sl 0cn mciItcn 4SropiBiol
ItGotcn mor 0a8 @leihc Der Iot(
glac IrotrQildcn Yltnftc in Ectcra
bllro luorcn nit Iruppcn bcictt ulo
IotrpuiIlcn 0urhItreiltcn bic Siru
zen.
Iic ciniiuc RubcItorltuo BON 0r.
oclltltno, obaciebcu bon Der Grmor
binlo 0ca }l0nriralS SlBnlih mclhr
bis 6 llhr 6cutc 9(bcno bier brfQlit
ulroc. mar ciu Gonilift in elmer Nort
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-15
CANOES
 By DONALD ALLEN foppgit, to5, ,hg Mcclure, Philips ,e G.
By DONALD ALLEN

Among the things rillsbuly Smith prided himself on were his luck WilE women and tue way that he couiC manage d canoe. It was said of hin. that he had such d taking way that iG seven minutes by the clock he could make an old maid vince with palpita- ton and that he could manage q canoe better than any Indian x.ver born. There might have been other things iL his life to brag of, but they were kept in the background. He was a man oi about thirty-elght. we'll to do, and mat rilnony was hot in his line.
 There were three or four reaSous why Pillsbury smith appeared at Cos. port one day in August and informed the landlord of the village inn that he might stay the month out One was canoeing. He was an authority or hooks and lines and bait and fish. At Gosport q bay swept ill almost to the steps of the hotel. and one part of it in escaping to the lake again fell over dam and furnished water power to a sawmill. It was an ideal place for canoeing, and the fishing was always good
 On the first morning after his arrival Mr. Smith arose at the early hour of [; but, early as it was, fine view re- warded him as he stepped out on the veranda. A girl about eighteen years old was paddling about the bay in canoe. She was bareheaded and at tired in such q manner that he easily reasoned it out that she was camping with party on one of the islands in the bay.
 1t was altogether improbable that she had heard of his arrival in the village, but she maneuvered up and down in front of the hotel in way that gave him the impression that she was show ing off for his benefit. This naturally tattered him, and when he saw that, according to his standard, she didn't know the first thing about managing a canoe, the way to make her acquaint ance seemed clear to him. Before he could launch his canoe she had disap- peared, but his disappointment was not to last long
 At 9 o'clock he took his station at the head of the mill race to fish. With in half an hour the girl joined him. That is, she appeared on the other side
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-15
WARM MEETING CT TIE LOCAL MINISTER'S As sOclATi0N MONDAY MORN.
 ING. Was Started by Request Made by Rabbi Frisch Of congregaton
 Anshe En7eth.
Was Started by Request Made by

The Pine Bluff Ministerial asyo ia ton held what was perhaps the warm est session OH record at the Y. NJ C. \. building Monday morning. Rabbi f'phraim Frisch of Temple Anshe Emeth was responsible for the tur- moil which ragged in the min sters' meeting for more than aa hour before adjournment. T. was all brought about by q request on the part of Rabbi Frisch, hayin. for it's rurpolt. ii substance that J sus Christ should be eliminated from the associational meetings, and that. the association recommend that the resdiag of the New Testament, the praying of Chr g. tlan prayers and the singing of Chris tian songs be eliminated from the pub lie schools of the city. Of course, Rabbi Frisch did not say this in so many words: but it is said that the pnrport of his request tended to this effect
 And thereby hangs a tale A minia- ture storm is said to have ragged in the associational meeting for a time, and when the debris was cleared away it was found that the arguments had re- suited in nothing more than a battle royal Of words The Ministerial as sociation declined to grant Rabbi Frisch's request.
 Rabbi Frisch insisted that by virtue Of his religious convictions, the wor- ship of Christ as manifested in the work of the association at it's meetinac made his position an embarrassing one as member of the Ministerial asso- ciation, since he could not join his convictions with those of his co-labor- ers. He insisted, in substance, that allusion to Ckirst as an object of wor- ship should be eliminated from the association. The other members of the association did not take that view of it, and refused to take any such action.
 The association elected Rev. ". C. Watson. pastor of Lakeside Methodist church. as president for the ensuing year. to succeed Rev. Ross Moore. Rev J. L Norris was elected vice president. which is new office creat- ed al this meeting of the association. \. B. Richardson was reelected sec retary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-15
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 FoAa a.efs#. ia Hza ma.55- esal aa#4t.5., I9e eI#9 of t5s Land aa3 Ia 14#af lie 0e= e5i- C5latas Gl3t aur olaAe's t3al eea aI d. i&HI | s.1aal aa .=1ta3 3aa9 square ma.es ana .aat e8a aeua or Hae =oeem k f912fa6t3 s1Eaa1e mics. lIa= est.- m2-6s the volume af Geg laal above tte 3evel ot eae 2ea 4l -5a-ll Q cubic nlIes a3sa .lte yaizssae ea sll aes aa Fa#= tees at 3a3eae aGbte Ia4na. Be als3 a,Ngs EeUea t9 1Eayey Ian tae moaa teiaAt 0f tao lHl aha5 E 2,.s.1 fact llttlse mean 2. AL e6aals l faat Its o. hat ia l..t.t#4 aHe.4el if15 laa aeeat se eat z9 tae a# 5a3 ea a9f f2 t-o and ! haf t9ie nIa aHl Hl s eaetE a=aE.gE u3 f#aa f les of lI5e- tar in s9Il,4.an Murray, et4#HaH s8n Go and atAse nae eIs i'E&raeaa2Aaeas 11z, eiias @I eyu aea.s s3a2sa E4a al time Gs1niag 8a 6e 55e estimates and Gael gsat, aee#aijas t7 tl#e calculations qiTon. it VIII U,sa G.&.a 9o1 wears to eart=lhe ssaz.a 4f a5a solid land into tlsa eeeaHs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-15
lN iNlC MERIT
Says Druggist Be6eIl, Ie Waat Makes
 Vlnol Popular

.IHe F5tl.ste tuel oJ r1# now =e2 .a4-=4i} -i-a4e7tfer. Frot' rit
 #hH j baata ua to ae rcal- .#s3 1= f5a seoaJe of rbe R.uT. Of eoarza=in nE eastotA az druggist,
 415=e =ean Hname73le a liefnes and ps,tg -ry @jtes faIacea, Iat U#V,I=.' my J"o2 eNQegiaAao have ever known oI hcafl of q medicine tlsat Waail madnoe ,nosp beneficial results than Ninol
 T attribute this to thr fact that VMrl corlains in concentrated form al the medicinal clements contained in cod li1or oil. actually taken from fresh eod1' li4ers but without q drop of oil or eaeasa 10 nauseata and upset the stomach, and contains no sickcn- ing dHp&s
 "> prominent physician writes: NzHol is thc most valuablc. .prepara- tion of cod liver oil known to mcdi- cjne II is of NHteld val0e 10 create stfenath and build =up the general system fof oll people, weak women and children, and it has no equal for hard caids. bronchial and all lung af- fecti0nS.
 "The1c arc hundreds of people right here in Pine Bluff who can testify that thorc is nothing equal to Vinol  tc mako rich. red blood to increase 'ha app"tite, cure stomach troubles, i've stronath and renewed vitality to 'ho aged, build up the run.lown. tired md deblitated. mako inc weak etrone. cure chronic coughs, colds and huild I'D tic convalcscont
 eve freely offer to return your money in every case whore Vinol tails. Try if on this Guarantee.' A. G. Bedcll, druggist
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-15
Presbyterian Musicale.

The musicale to be given by the la aios of the Presbyterian church at .,,o Merrill Institute Tuesday eyenisg .romises to afford Pine Bluff people tho musical treat of the season. The rorv hest of local talent has been e1- cooed for the occasion, and the pro- cram prepared for it is of a superior ,,;nd The auditorium will doubtless he filled.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-15
He Eislat.

\ gzntenlH ii t strange city desii- ing tie advice of d lz=eyer entered oaa day an office on the door of which he read {le name. "A Swindle, Attorney at-law." After receiving excellent coun- sel he ventured to say to the lawyer: ~ You. sir, are a splendid type of man, and why do you place yourself open to fidicule by wording your sign as you have done? Why not put your first nan1e in fullt"
 T would, indeed" smilinsly replied tlae lawyer. .swe.e not my first name Adam"' Magazine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-15
Social CaIenda ar.

Monday. January 15.-Elks theater, .-i,oo and nicht Shepard's moving pictures. r,,. ., wednesday, January 17-Elks the ater San Toy
 Married Peoples Euchre meets with 7Jr and Mrs. Chas. Lever7nz.
 Tbursday. la u1ry 1S-E.ks thea ter. Barlow's minstrels'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-15
I;ENaSEIEg) TO-DAY
}"9. E. the Foandat;oas Of New unio
Depot.

Depot. r55zay witness #ta eaM01etion e=93e= GoaHaa .oas f=f U a.y anI.4 [ pot. TheE are per iii h foHa fa#la
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-15
BRIEF MENTION.

S. Gaunt of Benton was Vlsltof f, town Monday.
 N. S. Tucker and family came in from Wilmot Sunday.
 Miss Willie Senyard left this aftef- neon for Little Rock.
 Mrs. H. Horst of Stuttgart was a euest of the Antlers Sunday. W.R. Bertini of Wynne was guest Of the Arlington Sunday. B. K. Leake of England was wis itor to town Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. C. Witt were here from Noble Lake Sunday. Mrs. C. w. Wesner of Sweden was a guest of the Antlers Sunday. L. C. Acruman, a we'll known citi- zen of Mena. was in the city Sunday. D.. day and spent the day at the Antlers. W. H. Mclaughlin and w. E. Will Hams were here from Toltec Sunday. Noel Martin came in from Warren on a brief pleasure trip to the city Sunday.
 Nr and Mrs. C. w. Butts Were in from Moze5w Sunday and reg sfe.aa at the Anflers.
 C ! Parker easna#eve4 from f1at spr'as= s1a " and spen the dsy at the AatleHs.
 J. C. SPlI1s and dauah.ar came ua from For lHcs sunday 2 1 registered at the Arlington. James ". Walt ca4 e lyer from Als tteimor Sunday end spent the das. a5 the Trulaek. NG. Y Hood es eaeres o.9av E yisitiaH hae# fs8aHar Ms Harasr. who is il.
 hr H eH Ia teEaoaG Aa ia dsys fer aa4a.
 Il. hsFa aaie e a=6.f=#a7s= IF tr3 =t.ued at I,.a Tfa'5als
 H.=n #. s. n Ra. kiaas P.E were 4 iron #i.5fa Ea< sa day. tsz ua ef the Ar1.Hst5a. Na' 75 fo9 A.n. As # ee -, 5.sa glzad tsaai ll=se=z =, ~ a5a a#t ea9 fl=a an With las &
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-15
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Fine Graphic is authorized to an- nounc l. H. Hudson as candidate for alderman from the Second ward of the city of Pine Bluff. subject 10 the action of the Democratic primary on February l0
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-15
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 \ !saee audience att ,slel Dr. In rias JerlaH's lecture II lhe Y VI - | Sunlav If ernoon at o'clock arufv anl CoHscieHca2 wes Br ,jor= dan.s subiee:. .an3. Ike I'll hers which he has evar han ilel- W,s de fjvefol n an aalc na@Tef. splclt. did musical praaraa was feNglor q.
 The short .Na2 is heinz disp'ayel in the f}'.ay e9 tAa '. NJ C N 1enot- .na=that thAt ~i2e ae=eha i=e th e eot= membership contest
 Thc ezuFasium 1ea .erst c1ass al ste= E N C. A. will n=e1 #=mafraw nieht The ebi iret of this c.7,s is to train leaders fer efor in the physical work o1 tIz as=05i or.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-15

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 n fhe ffs5 place she e.rl n5t Gaa44 wa5h #Ae B5oaer hooks 0r bai9. }.. Hef f2e.t.el4 IVES ,'sf9ss9T= 5as. Y m9@eHt lie might sia a.zzl lie cata-el oeel tha dam TtaHlE, r5 &aisd h7d given her eFeeE osz104a. t9=ie99z ze Ais presence, a i4s. & had failed 13 b 70.
 eI-ze.lae -s4e- phase. te san fnal sass=e.3s i.t:z.lg ee t=to #estz5 af5 Ga #i'h suzh A55i;s and ba.6 t zzsaz zIe so asli as
 Tn r9. she hooked three pom ter ana l. el itoat.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-29
PHILADELPHIA
CHURCH FIRE.
S.. Francis Xavier Church and a
Big Factory Burned riremen
Fell With Roof.

PHILADELPHIA. March 29-Hen-
ry II. Roelfs * Co.'S branch hat fac
tory nj Twenty-fourth and Green
streets was destroyed by fire. The fire
spread to st. Francis Navier Roman
Catholic church. and that structure
was burned. The roof Of the church
fell, carrying with it three firemen,
but none Of them was seriously in
jured. A few seconds before the roof
fell the Rev. /. j.. Fleming. a curate.
rushed into the building and saved the
cOnsecrated hosts and sacred vessels
from the tabernacle.
The fire wiped out the major portion
Of the church of St. Francis Xavier
and destroyed the hat factory com
pletely. The parochial residence and
two dwellings near the church We're
damaged 10y flames and smoke.
When the explosion occurred there
were Seventy-hve children in the base
ment of the church who had gathered
TO attend Lenten devotionS. They es-
capped without injury. About 100 pu-
IN II II - l"i' w iiih Nv
opposite the burning buildings left the
scheolhouse in order. Several hundred
workmen i'll the hat factory also es-
capped. Three firemen We're injured by
the falling walls, but their injuries
are not serious.
The explosion occurred in the tar
ring room of Roelfs & Co.'S building,
which is an old landmark. During the
civil war it was Sharp'S irearm fac
tory and was purchased by Roelfs Il
Co. Il few years ago and converted in
to Il branch of their main factory. The
building, Il five story brick structure,
was soon destroyed.
The force of the explosion blew the
flames through the AL window of the
church and set fire to the interior
woodwork. The roof and interior of
the church were destroyed. leaving OH
ly the walls and tower standing.