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Of Cleavage is discovered-beins equiva4
lent to the French "eclat'-yet slate does
not collapse like wax with the application
OF moderate heat; and even II cracked by
a fall might still be used IL its frame was
stout enough to stand the shock. 1t Ia not
surprising, therefore, that the slate. when
once introduced into the school and do
nestle life, soon became popular.
But slate is also a good roof covering,
and has been used for this purpose for
eight centuries at least Thing. which
still holds its own to a large extent, partly
on account of the inartistic appearance
OF the modern slated roof. was practically
universal In the towns OF the ancient world
which came under the Influence of Greece
and Rome. 1t is interesting to note in this
connection that as time went on builders
reduced the thickness of their states.
Whether this was due to reasons OF
economy-ror heavy states need to have
solid timbers beneath them-or to other
considerations, the fact remains that the
states used In the cheap house of the pres
ent day have a very cheap appearance.
The difference Is clearly seen by contrasts
ing the fimsy look of a jerry-built SUBJ
urban villa with the massive soiidity OF
an old slate roof farmhouse which haa
weathered the storms OF centuries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-02

into Schools as Writing
Table at Very Early Period.
From the London Globe,

From the London Globe.
It is not easy to tell exactly for how long
a period states have been used by school
boys; but they were used as writing tab
let's as far back as the Middle Ages,
and probably, therefore, they were intro
duced into the schools of Europe at a very
early period In the history OF education in
this part OF the world.
And. indeed, 1t would be hard to md
more suitable substance for the purpose
than the easily TAXED stone which yields
smooth surface with q minimum of
trouble on the part of the workman. The
anctents as we know, frequently employed
waxen tablets for the purpose of writing
letters or making calculations which were
not Intended to be permanent and could
easily be erased or smeared out OF all rec
ignition with the finger. Diligent house
keepers and ciandestine lovers found these
means or reckoning or communication
equally indispensabie; while, for the man
Of letters. whether orator or lyric poet.
the tablets on which were jotted down
the heads OF a great speech or passionate
stanxa to some fair lady were almost as
necessary as pockets tof which the an
Gent world knew nothing) to the modern
man or boy.
Compared with these perishable aids to
memory the slate was very long lived
For though the name implies brittle
substance easily broken on when the line
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-02
EPwoRTH LEAGUE NOTES.

The annual business meeting OF the Wes-
ley League was held at the church last
Tuesday evening. The following officers
were elected: President. George b. Pitts;
frse vice president. John o. Shuckers; sec
ond vice president. Miss Sadie Wetherall
third vice president Miss Helen Merriam
fourth vice president. Miss H. T. Fowler
Secretary, Miss Lulu c. Hiel; treasurer
Miss Mary c. Woodward.
The mass meeting OF the juniors at the
Metropolitan last Sunday afternoon was
well attended. The following leagues
were represented: Alexandria. Anacostia,
Brightwood. Dumbarton, Foundry, Hamline,
Metropolitan. North Capitol. Trinity,
Waugh and Wilson Memorial.
Miss Robinson's talk to the juniors was on
the Treatment OF Bondmen'' as told in
Exodus. 2ist chapter. The program render
ed by the juniors was especially attractive.
Miss Roblnson's talk at Rust Hall Monday
night was on ways and means by which
the juniors could be developed into strong
Christian characters, and she emphasized
the fact that the junior league should be a
training school and not money making
scheme. Miss Robinson expects to visit
Washington again In October.
at Dumbarton: President, Louis p. Hess-
ton: first vice president, Professor Edgar
Frisby. second vice president. Miss Addie
Pussey third vice president, Miss Florence
Frisby; fourth vice president, Miss Eleanor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-02


to DIR. Gilbert, 1903 r street northwest. this
Star.
100. According to the commandment the
Sabbath is on the seventh day. Why is
the 'Arst day observed?
Answer. Several questions Of like i'm
port have been received and they will be
answered together. Three Sabbaths were
instituted-one for each dispensation. The
patrarchal Sabbath on the seventh day
commemorated Gods rest after creation
Gen, ii:3). It was evidently lost IN the
confusion of tongues Gen, xiD), B.. c.
2347, as indicated by the fact that the
observed different days. The Levitical or
Jewish Sabbath commemorated the ex-
odus (Deut., v:15), which occurred on Sat-
urday, the 18th day of the month Abb.
In after years the Sabbath fell on each day
of the week in succession. as does now
Christmas or Fourth OF July. God deter
mined to set aside that Sabbath Qfos..
ii:15) as purely dispensational for the
chosen people eek, xxxi;13). The Christian
Sabbath on the first day of the week was
substituted for the Jewish Sabbath to COM
memorate the resurrection OF Christ. Matt,
xxviii:1 There was no command fixing the.
first day-none was needed. The apostles
received legislative authority from Christ
(Matt., xviii;1s and they observed that day,
(Acts, KIT; Cor, xvi:O and called 1t the
the completed creation. nor the deliver~
ance from Egypt, but the rising of Jesus
from the dead, the great event In the.
Christian scheme. q Cor. xv:f6-20) We are
not patriarchs. neither Jews, but Chris,
tians. To substitute the seventh for the
first day as the Christian Sabbath would
be surversive of the spirit and purpose OF
Christianity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-02
THE z. M. O. A. CAMPS.
How Members Enjoy Themselves In
the Summer

the Summer
The call of the wild Is sounding strong in
the nature of the boy as the camp season
is on. In over 300 Young Mems Christian
Associations active preparations are being
made for their camps. The Montreal as
ISOLATION owns three islands at Lac st.
Joseph, up among the Laurentian hills the
New Orleans boys have an island on the
gulf; the Albany association seized wood
cd gem Of an island which was not on
the map, but was on Lake Champlain.
where they have shack and fleet Of
boats; the associations of Massachusetts
own a big island on the coast Of Maine
and a hundred-acre farm in the Berkshire
hills, where they expect to have 400 boys
In camp; boys from New York state have
camped for twenty years on Lake Cham
plain, $50 at a time. and the boys of New
Jersey at Lake Wawayanda; the Phiiadel-
phia Railroad Association boys have q big
club house at the beach. with fleet Of
sailboats.
Most of the associations take their tents
and camping outfit, not forgetting a good
cook, and under the leadership Of the sec
rotary of the association or the physical
director, with corps OF husky leaders
versed in woodcraft, so to the widest lake
or river they can find and pitch their tents.
Out In California parties are made up to
tramp through the canyons up into the
Yosemite. In the mining SSctlOnS DurrOS
carry their "duff1e.' Worcester boys have
been building canoes this winter to take the
canoe trip down the river and out into
Long Island sound. Some New Jersey boys
have built their own canoes and are to pad
die up the Hudson and through the canal
to their camp on Lake George.
Other parties tramp or hike" through
the country, carry their blankets and sleep
In barns or farm houses or take a gypsy
wagon to carry their outfit. and camp as
they choose. They cover from fifteen to
twenty-five miles a day.
The Young Mems Christian Associations,
after twenty years experience, have work
ed the camping question down fine An
older member goes along with every six or
eight boys as leader. Most OF these are
athletes. yersed In woodcraft, strong SWIM
mers and ali-around good fellows. They
rule the camps by suggestion and example.
AT the council meeting. after the morning
plunge and breakfast, the plans for the
day are made. Two rules stand, however,
which are: mo firearms and swimming
only at swimming hours and there was
not an accident last year.
The boys lead a busy life from daybreak
to 8 o'clock. To learn woodcraft a tent
party tramps OF into the woods, builds a
camp for the night. catches fish for dinner
and does It's own cooking like an Indian
hunter. The boy who would wear the camp
emblem must win 1t by prowess, cunning
in hunting, strength or service to the camp
or others. and these emblemE mean as much
as the feathers to the Indian or the stripes
to the army ofI1cer. Days are spent n
some camps In building boats or canoes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-02

the photographers hunt With their cAinefas
to get photographs Of Wild animals IN no-
don or cartridges drumming. a prise -
given for the biggest nsh caught, for the
best fly caster or FOR harpoonirg the dumb
rny sturgeon. On rainy days Ernest Thomp-
con Seton's animal books ara studied: KIP
lings Jungle Book and nature studies
with Cooper's tales end hunting and out
door books, form the library. The star
know or measure trees from the ground
by day. Sailing is taught under master.
and when swimming there lie always
leader in the boat besides the swimming
teacher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-02
I'm Local Churches.

Lewis; secretary. DR.. Robert e. Layton:
treasurer, N. c. thompson junior superin-
tendent. Miss Helen Smith. Dumbarton
League is in a fiourishing condition. having
23S members on roll and an average at
tendance of 160 at the Sunday evening
meetings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-02
Right Up to Date.
iladelphia Public Ledger,

From the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
beg pardon. SIR" said the peddler Of
supplies, but have you got typewriter
yes" replied the merchant.
May I ask what style?''
s.Oh out of sight! A regular peachl Come
in and I'll introduce you to her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-02
for Sunday Shools.
STAR LESSON FOR JUNE 3.

By Rev. ]. E. Gilbert, DID,,

SECRETARY AMERICAN SOCIETY OF RELIGIOUS EpucA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-02
QUESTIONS ANSWERED.

Any person may mail biblical questions
to DIR. Gilbert, 1903 r street northwest. this
city, and receive an answer through The
Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-02

A ship was battling with storm at sea
and the captains little son was playing UNI
concerned upon the deck. Some one asked
him If he was not afraid, and he replied:
mo, sir, because my fathers at the wheel"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21
Qnaei9en fir f rengen

" u el IL &c { u
DC | +. Gin alter Splbat IN Mlilz
Ter, g. O., Rumens u. 6. Smitb, Der
felt Sabren Wetter6eo6a9tungen an>
ffent uno cine re6t CUTE uebung i'm
8ordlsfaeen erlanet bat, propheseit
einen gang auberorbentIi9 talten @ins
ter. Smitb ftiibt feline propbeseiung
ouf forgfdltige 8eoba9tung Oss Ser
baltens bon S9langsn uno &rDten uTo
Gbnfi6em 9etbier. @enn bieie Sbiere
5eitli9 i'm 6erbit ibre 209er aufiu9en
un6 nidt mebr berausfommen, 10 1T
oas Elm 3ei5en fir einen itrengsn Mi4
ter. 9leiben ie a6sr LANCE beruus, 10
forl Dies Elm @nsei9en fir einen milbsn
Winter fein. sSn bisiem Sabre sieben
fi6 6ieie Sbiere nun Defenders seitli9
5uriid, aliO ftebt uns mad SmitbE
Elm ~itrenaer Mtnter bebcr.
Teinbe Der Mtlitdrs
q u 8 b g. Sn Den @ebieten
nDrbli9 BON &alfutta, 8ritiI9zSnoisn,
berrf6te grpbe Grregung, % bcrt 9es
ri9te in nmlauf selangten, mad oensn
e~ineeborane Siinglinee nit Gift fur Oos
Seer seprebt perben fouten. Gin GU
ropGer tpurbe arg perpriiselt uno Elm
SuBbanteam in penbf6ab ernftli4 an<
eegriffen. Bel Dem l~eiieiten Rufe
rMenf9enrGuber" sriff Die Nenss
blinolinss iogar ortsaniaifige gtnges
borene on. 60 mari Der Wagen zines
rei9en ginsebOrenen Elm &ino I'm,
porauf Ser Gineeborene balten blieh,
um gu feben, oh bus &ino psrlest lei
Gofort erbob ii9 bas 9ei9rei rWasns
f6enrGuber.~ Der gingebprene uno
fem &uti9er purben tbdtli3 ongss
griffen uno ernitli9 perleBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21

s obesfurs aus eine,
U lpenpo It. Snfolge Sdeuper.
bens Der pferbe ftiirste elm Woaen oel
Poit @roIazGbur, @raubiinoen, iibel
eine StraBenbOfdung uno iiberf6luc
ii9 5peimal. Die I'm Wagen iibenber
bier &eifen6en tpuroen binausqeidlsr.
bert. Cine dltere beutf9e Game ya,
mems Weiobre9t mar toot; i6re Sod
ter erlitt einen &ippenbruf. Die Bel,
ben anoeren pafusiere, Or. Sumter
uno Srau, e%rlitten lei9tere @erlebun.
gen. Ser &onoufteur un0 Der 0pItil.
Ion purben f9per berlest.
GeItene il gdmfet
Gin @trabsnfebrer Namens Gbparf
pin9in in South Sapen, Mi9., ii
6ur9 oen SOB zines in Gneldnb Der
ftorbenen 8erpanbten in 8eiib zines
100000 betragenoen 0ermDeens ee
langt. Der Mann, Der iein 2eben LAM
NIT 4rmutb gu tGmpfen bate, bat nun
feline Mitbiirger nit Der Grfldrun!
iiberraIdt, bab er bas @elo, bas Jor
tuna linn 10 unpermutbet in Del
Sdpob mart. pobltbdtisen 3peder
piomten uno felbft ieiner 9eI9Gftisuns
Strdben Ill fehren, treu bleiben tpiros
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21
Scr lrbtt 6birifde aflammutbfuno.
Sntesthante @ufid)tiKe fiber oas 9eben
eiueS 5bieres Der Wor3eit.

SntestKante @nffdInHe dber oas 9sben
eineS 1bieres Der WorSeit.
Der lebte Mammut6funo in Sibie
rien, Der pobl Der beoeutenoite oieIer
Dirt lit, bat icbr intereFante @uff9life
iiber oiefen &iefen bes Sbierreibes ser
8or5eit ergeben.
Der mG9tige &ababer, bereits 1901
aufgefunOen, puroe am ufsr Der 8ere.
fopfd ent6edt ouf einem BON Sis aez
biloeten @bfturafeloe, osFen pbere ca
gen aus ettpa Il Meter !6urnus unS
ungefGbr 5pei Dieter md9tigen lebmi@
gen @romafen beiteben, urtter tpel4en
cine flint biz a9t Yaeter bpbe Sis
tpano outage tritt. Sas Sbier mar duf
Der Ioderen Sede elmer gisboble einsez
broden unO an Srt uno Steue pers
enoet; benin es bate 5pif9en ben 3Gb<
men mod frii9es 6utter, beitebenb aus
8rGfern un6 frautartigen 9epG6ien,
Die insgeiammt audi beute nod in jener
@egeno bortommen. Ser Sob mub
BET 8eginn bes Serbites erfolgt fein.
oenn Die pflanaen batten i9on Samen
gebiloet. Sas Mammutb mar ali 10
augeni9einli9 benin Srefen in Die Giss
fpalte, oie iiberpa4ien setpefen iein
mub, seitiir5t ober abseruti9t. Das
betpiefen audi Die Ste1ungen Der 0or=
berbeine, bon oenen bas linfe 10 ses
friimmt mar, bab beutli9 gu erfennen
tpdr, pie bas f9tpere Sbier aufpdrts
su flettern berfu9t bate, pGbrenb bas
re9te 8oroer6ein einen Stibpunft
fan6, Der aber tpabri9einli9 gu elutt
uno gu fteil mar, um BEN foloHalen
9intertDrper bod gu bsben. Die 9in<
terbeine batten Bel Dem Nbruti6en cine
fol9e Gage erbdlten, Oab lie bprisontdl
unter Dem Baud gu liegen famen, mo-
our9 bas Sbier ii9 unmDgli9 in ser
engen Gage pieoer auf5uri9ten ner>
mo9te. Die gisIpalte lit entpeber
f6on nit b%reiigen San6z uno 2ebnls
maFen ursgefiGt eetpeien ooer ishr
balb boagefiiqt tpprben uno Damn gum
She'll gefrpren, ppbur6 Ii9 Ser &0rs
per in 10 por5iigli9em 3uitanbe erbale
ten fpnnte.
Bel ben. Mdrttnittben mar, i'm Sc
genfab gum Glepbdnten, Ser &opf mebr
als balb 10 lang pte Der Gumpf. Der
gdras &0rper mar nit bi9tem Mo1z
baar bebedt. Sie Sptben Der Stpbs
sd6ne ftdnbet ni9t, pie man bisber
elaubte. mad ~auspdrts, ionoern na6
%sintpdrts. Ser S9pan3 mar %fiirasr,
uno Die Sbren pureu fleiner als beim
g%lepbunten. Nu9 beiab bds Mdnt<
mut6, i'm Se9enias gum @%lepbanten,
MIR bier 3eben. Ser 5unb in Sibis
rten benefit audi, bab bie Mammuthe
pirflid in ienen rDrolt9en @esenben
sefe6t baben unb ni6t ettpa nilr ols
&abaper our4 grobe lleberi4pemz
mungen oortbin gefiibrt tporben finb.
Sie Pel5betleioung bieIer Sbiere mar
Ito bt9t. bub fe aud bem fGlteften
Rlima gu trobefl permp9ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21
Tinoigfcit ctneS Snnacti.

Ginem Serliner 8latt miro bon
etnem 2eier folsenbs tDitli9e Gpiiobe
beri6tet: sd fu6r BEL Der Sropens
slutb Der Sunostage nit Der Straben>
balm mad Sesel unb mubte in Oransz
bpu fiir6terltder Gnge etnen Stebplas
uuf Dem 6interperron einnebmen. Gin
iunges 8iirf69en i'm Suneren BEG
Wagens lenft f9liebli9 meme Iuf>
merfiamteit aaf ii9, inbem er mir
bur9 3ei9enipra9e gu Deriteben CAB,
oab er getptat lei. mir fetnen Sibplub
su iiberlaRen. @ls ib fem .meni6enz
freunoli9es' Mnerbisten fhleunigit
annebmen polIte, ftredte ct mir feline
Re9te entgesen uno fliiiterte mir, be-
Dor er ii9 bon ieinem plabe erboben
bate, gu: ,Wenn sc mir bet Tahre
eelo beriiten - Sd oriidte INN sfpei
Ridel in Die 6anb, unb mar eliidlider
Snbaber zines Sibplabes fir Die ettpu
6reibierteI Stun0en 6auernbe Tabrt,
pGbrsno mein @Onner meinsn Stehs
plab hrauben etnnabm.
rNa9 fur5er 3sit berlGbt Elm Sahrs
gait sen Waeen. 5luss 1T iener ee<
junse Wann pieoer SnfaHs
unb bombaroirt nit feinen idlauen
Meuerein einen anberen oraubenftebenz
BEN Germ, Dem maj, an5iebt, bab er
germ Elm Siinf5iser fir einen Sisplab
opfern tpiiroe. Sc fp~ie6erbolte fi9 bass
felbe ManDper pte BEL mir, uno es
1hten, als betriebe Der ertperbstiihtige
iunae Mann BAG lufratibe @ef9Gft
niht erft felt bette."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21
0te NatSernte.

Cine grnte BON 2,780. 068, 600
Bufbels Wais psripri9t Der lebte RE-
gierungs.@ rntsberi9t. Der Stano
Der 5ru9t bat f9 i'm 2aufe bss au'
gut nod um 81 prosent gesen ben
bsrsits por3tisli9en Stano oes Suit
bsrbsHsrt. Sin berartigss gnorsiultai
febt in ben Annalen Mmsrifas uner.
rei9t oa. 5rsilia tarn ungunf Der
Wittsruns. mie f~tarter 5roff. bas Re
iultat elm tpsnig bridsn, bod 1T ni9t
anaunsbmen, bob berartises tn met
tererl umtreiie eintritt.
slu9 bisfe boraisIi&e Waisernte III
ein tpsitsrsr 8aufsirt gum @ebduoe tir'
ferer profpsritdt uno bic rspublitani'
i&en Shimprebnsr tperbsr1 bemnd4h
ni9t bsrfeblen, au9 otsien Segen ftir
ibrs partsi In Nnipru8 gu nsbmsn..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21
,,Babps9

SIM 6ofberi9t tber bic Saufe bee
Sobnss oes oeuti9en 2ronprin3en pirn
Elm gp3antinismus In Der Spra&e an.
getuanbt, Der aassmstnes S9ttteIu
bes Ropfss srrsat: Der bur4lau9.
tigfs Sdufins NOR In geslsitung be,
2~sibpassn, bss 3rOnprinsen unb be,
2ronprinseifn In bic 3und4f Der $auf'
tapele seIssensn Gemd&sr sebradi
tuorbsn. Hunmsbr tpurbs 6b9fbsr.
felbs geftbrt bonn 6Ofmarf@an b.
9rptbn, bur9 bic Obsrbofmsifsrin
6reifrau b. SisIs.W indlsr big an BIZ
SbHr Der $auftapele setrussn. Sis
9Ofoamen gurs9rdfn unb @rdfn 3u
9obna.S &lobittsn unh SRI. b. 6eI.
brrH bislten bic Rlbsrbrufatens
S9leppe bss bOben Sdufnss. 2am.
insrberr @raf 3u 8ismard.g ohlsn
f&loB ben 3us. Die Samsu trugeu
Qurrobsn. I'm Der SbHr Der Sauf.
fap.ls fbergab bie Obsrbufmeiferin.
Jreifrau b. $isle.W intIsr, ben bur9.
Iau4tisRen $duftns Der prinseiRr
Diftoria 2uiie, uel&e, wdbrsnb BIT
gbrenpoRsn prdisniirten, NIT 669F.
bemfeIbel Dor ben Nltar trat."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21

sd eebe sri, baB mir i'm S@iHs.
bau grobe Jorti4ritte gsmadt babsn,"
faste Rsi9stanaler Billion au einem
RorreipOnbenten Der ,2onoon SaiIp
WaiI." .5n @irfli&teit III iebO9 Bel
unfersm grObsn ueberiesbanbel uniere
3risgsfotte nod iebr fletn, wenn mir
bic relatibsn @srbdltniRe anberer ga.
tionen ertudgen. Bebauptet man aber,
bob Deuti&lanb baran bsnte ismala
NIT gnalano TN Warineusien su ton.
turrirsn. oanl III biss unssfdbr 10. ale
oh man uns bte Mbf4t aumutbe, cine
giienbabn nod benz Wonoe bausrt su
uolsn." - Nber Sobn Bull blsibi
trOB aIebem BET bisier Bebauptuns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21
e.

. auerIaub e.
g. 8. Boufber, Reparatursn, 514 g.
Wsribian Str, $300.-Siaae Wiaer,
umbau, 1851 Sib gaf Str, $3.50.
8. >. We@ouum, 9oppel.W obn.
baus, gde German uno Ohio Strabe,
$4,000. Sheet NetaI Worl
COMPANY, S9eune, &ooiebslt Abenus,
1855. = Grau Sol, Sbtnsle 6aus,
7O5 8Iats Str, $4O.-6oopsrt Bros.
S&uppen, POL Of Warplanb Str.
$4O.-Win lam Sausiisn. @ohnbaus.
1914 q. Wsrioian Str, 500. = 3.
Cobb, Mohnbaus, COZ Norb Rspfont
Ape., $500. = go.operatipe 8ranitt
Co.. S9uppsn, @~hrtslbabn. $1,000.
-@sOrss Y. Suliban. umbau, 1908
Norb Delatpare Str, $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21
II nbeimIi6es GetDf c

q II gefldrt. Gi9entbimli3e De-
tpndtionen uno ro[ienOen @erduf9e,
tpelde bie Snoianer Ser pine &ibge@
uno Der HoIebuo<I gcntur, g. @, Be-
unrubisten unS biele 2eute gu Ser Ser
mutbung fiibrten, 0ab in Oieier Sc
gen6 BON Siioz9afota Grbbehen ftatts
fanOen, baben lire naturli9e Grfld>
rung sefunoen. Die grpbe 9ibe bes
Sommers bat bic in oieIer gegeno por>
fommen0en groben Selsbl0de, pel6e
aus elmer &alfiieinformation beiteben.
gu Salt gebrannt. Damn tamen i9nsre
&egenfIue, Die StrDme i6pouen an
unO Die Sslsbl0de purben tbeilpeiie
unterpai9en. Sas @afer orang IN
Ben &alf elm unb feline 3eriebune err
folgte unter gerdui9DOuen @rploiips
men, 6ur6 pelGe mebrere pfunb
f9fpere Stide nett meg gei9leuoert
tpuroen.
Teudrttger g Of N oe l..
Sn Ga groHe, Wis., tpurbe elm Gbarz
les SO. glatpater tpegen folgenoen
G6pinSels in 6aft eenommen; Glde
pater fu9ts I'm cine 9~eiratbsli5eno
mad uno CAB Ben Ramer zines MGOs
6ens an, Ser ni9t i'm @brebbu9 perz
seidnet mar. Na9bem er bic 2iaens
erbalten, eirtg er nit berfelben in perS
f6ieoene @ei9dfts, erfldrte, bab er nu9
Ga Grofe gefommen lei, Inn gu bel
ratben, unb oab linn iein @elo uusgez
gansen lei, tpobei er Die 9iaers als 8es
tpeis porlegte unO UNI ginlOiung bon
gbeds auf cine 8ant bon @trpqua.
Wis., erfuhte. Gr puros berbaftet,
na9oem .er isi1en eriten Gbet unge>
bra9t bate, uno gu 40 Sasen Gefdns>
ntb berurtbetlt.
gnttGu9te SeeIors
ger. Reb. George Soltau, Qaitor Der
Griten 8aptiI STRIDE in Siour Gitp,
ga. bate BEL ser Mnnabme ser 8erus
fung an biefe @emeinbe erfldrt, oab
er feline Stene ais paitor nur folange
beibebalten nerbe. als fi9 bic Sc
meirbsmitsliebsr zines Soft ppblsez
fdnigen 2ebenstpanoels tefleibigen. Gr
bat nun feline @eiisnation eingerei4t,
nit Ser geariinouns. bab Die Semeinoe
fi4 piel 81 bel um @er9niisungen uno
2oeen uno bergleiGen gefiimmert babe
uno bel gu penis um ibre &ir4e.
Sartnddtger @eIbfs
m Drbtan6tbat. Der 8auerns
fobn Snbam 3iritan mar als &efrut
gu einem Snfanterie< Regimente in
8robnar0ein, l1nearn, einseriidt.
S4on am erften Sage f9nitt er fiG
NIT einem @aiirmefer Sic 4oern auf,
tpuroe aber g~erettet. Ha9 einigen So
gen ftiirate er fi9 bonn a~tpeiten Stod>
merle Der &aferne in ben Sofraum, ees
raoe tn Dem Mugenblid, als Der Sberfi
~boriibergtng. Ser Snfanterift fiel Dem
Sberftsn auf Den 3ppf, obne i'm gu
berleben. brad aber ielbft beim Sturse
bic @Iieoer. Gr fam Damn in's SpitlI.