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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06
ARTIFICIAL WARMTH.
tie Use an Inherited Habit and .
Sign OF Luxury.

With the big. restless. eporg. .iC
word outside of this trop'cal bel. lta ".
ever. the matter Of Keeping ws,.i j.
ever present, troublesome and e. ON
sive. throughout half of each passing
year
As matter Of fact, the world of lu-
mainly dwelling in stoveland never has
been in all the ages really ana COM
fortably warm In winter II Is largely
our own fault. Mankind is the only an
imal which employs fire In the effort 90
survive the cold Of the winter The
hardy lower animals do not need 70.
however much their luXuriously cncr-
waited representatives. the dog aud the
cat may enjoy IL when they have a
chance.
Ancient man only got himself rid Of
his provident coat Of hair and his suf-
ficent latent heat when he began To
loaf around the family cooking stove
and absorb the intoxicating comfort Of
artificial warmth. This PARKWAY an
cestor is responsible for the fact hat
the present day human being outside
OF the belt aforesaid. is Obliged 10 keep
close to thermometer registering
nearly or quite 20 degrees +. from Oc-
tober to May. besides which he must
needs wear extra clothing This also Is
an inherited habit.
traveller west once asked a half
naked Indian in midwinter how he
managed TO stand the weather. The
Indian replied: Your face no got a
coat II no cold. Indian face all over"
National Magazine
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06

before him. but many hundred feet be-
low. How | should like to'live there.
and yet il Is impossible for me to climb
down the steep sides Of this immense
prccipice Just now saw a little
sparrow who had been twittering in q
bush at my side spread his wings and
swiftly fly down, down. down. to the
meadow on the bank of the valley
stream. Why should not | ny?"
And the foolish deer thought so long
on this subject that he actually be-
came possessed OF the Idea that he
could fly
Here | GO" he cried at last: here
so 10 the velvet meadows and the cool
shade of yonder valleyr'
Then he plunged forward into the
air.
Well. there isn't anything more to
tell about the deer, but II may be said
that on that selfsame day the jackals
of that beautiful valley had a feast OF
homeless venisOn such as they had new
or enjoyed before.-Atlanta Constitu-
ton
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06

In the salt district in Cheshire. Eng
land, the brine has been pumped 50
continuously our Of the earth that the
land has settled very considerably
The houses naturally sink with the
earth, and In some of the streets in
Northwich only the roofs are visible.
The houses are inhabited. although
the rooms are underground. In Il
great many cases additional stories
have been added. 81 that by living in
the upper rooms the residents may
have some light ami air. The road
ways sink. too. but are kept up TO the
proper level by the government
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06
CRAYNevIllE.

According to rumor there will be
a wedding soon.
Hog killing is the order of the day.
Bro. Oakley add Bro. McAfee will
give a lecture on temerace Tuesday
night
The train killed a fine COW for W.
II. o dway Thursday night.
Mark Pierce and Auburn Maxwell,
of Salem, we're the guests Of j. &.
Carleton's family Saturday and SUN
day.
Henry Dunns family have moved
to Marion Saturday.
There was a good crowd at Sunday
school, sunday evening.
". Il. Brown will tend some Of
j. A. Ordwsys land next year.
Tobacco is being stripped and de-
livered.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night
Mr.. Haynes has moved to uncle
John WoOdal's farm.
Mrs. Nora Moore i visiting ], q.
Tabors family.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06

He dressed himself up in the best he
could ger and then went out TO show
himself of among the animals.
Hello, Leo?' cried Mr. Hippo. what
does this meanT'
why, I'm the king Of beasts. and
these are my royal garments, an
swered the lion, looking proudly down
ut his clothes.
Dir. Hippo leaned back and laughed
loud and long.
The king OF beasts, indeed" ex-
claimed he. We'll, you may have been
before you went crazy. but now. tn.
you have dressed yourself up In those
things you are no more than king :
fool You are neither beast nor man.
My friend. you've made mistake"
So the lion went home and thought 1t
all over ana finally beat his wife for
giving him such bad advice.-St. Louis
Post. Dispatch.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06
leVIAS

\ hog killing time.
We are glad to report our sick as
improving, viz, DIR. Davidson, Masie
Threlkeld and Curtis Allison.
Mrs. Sarah Hayden, Of Salem, is
visiting relatives here this week.
Dr. Pope, of Louisville, Was here
last week looking after his mining
interests.
Mrs. Pennic HollowelI and Ross
Fox, Of Shady Grove, visited their
brother, DIR. Fox Saturday and Sun
day, returning home Monday.
The entertainment by the school
"Wednesday night was quite credit
to the teacher and school, but the
order was shame and disgrace to
the community Even protesting
ladis were disorderly. Better not
see the stage a. To be seen ont of
place. We are glad to say however
they were not girls sud the house
was too much crowded for accomoda-
tions.
A. LaRue and family spent Thsuk.-
giving with relatives in Salem.
Mrs. Aida Wolford and children,
of Salem visited relatives here Satur.
day and SUNDAY.
Miss Addie Boyd. of salem, gieot-
ed friends here Thanksgiving en-
route to the Teachers Association at
Princeton.
Abb Henry and wife, of Marion,
attended the entertainment Wednes.
day evening.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06
VIRTUE IN COPPER.
The Netai u N Death Dealer to Au
Disease Germs.

\
Disease Germs.
Copper Is a marvellous preventive
Of disease. II we returned TO the Id
copper drinking vessels of our fore a.
Tiers. typhoid epidemic would disap-
pear"
The speaker. a filtration expert. took
a copper cent from his pocket.
Examine this cent under the micro
scope" he said, land you will find il
altogether free from disease germs.
Examine gold and silver coins. and
you will find them one wriggling and
comforting germ mass. Yet copper
coins pass through dirtier hands than
gold and silver ones You'd think they
ought TO be alive with micro-org n
isms. But no. Copper kills germs.
Diphtheria and cholera cultures smear
ed on a copper cent die In less than
two hours.
They have many cholera epidemlcs
IN China. but certain towns are always
immune. These towns keep their
drinking water in great copper vessels
Travellers have tried TO buy these YES
sells. for they are beautiful, but The
villagers will not sell them. They have
a superstition that their health and
welfare depend on their retention. |
wish all superstitiOns were as true and
salutary as that" - Philadelphia Bull
ietin
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06
Al ApiDai Story For
Little Folks
Ea b,sco1l9ated Deer

4 deer on.c bcc5l.e satisfied with
his lot Ills home r-H 81 Il high pla-
teau which W.. 20 vetcd with
woods and brJ!- 'y beautiful streams
which fell ~ bubbling casca,lc' Mt the
edge Of the plateau TO the valley be-
low
THAT is a beautiful valley" declared
the deer one day as he stood and look
ed at the pretty landscape spread out
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06

1--WE just been told" said the lion
TO his wife. that I'm the king Of
beasts"
And ~ you are" replied his wife.
Tile only pity is that you do not con-
duct yourself as "A king should"
What shall doy" asked the lordly
lion
well. ia the first place. you should
dress like king" answered his wife.
Thereupon the lion went out aud
proceeded 10 get what he thought
would be- the proper clothes for king.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06

Don't waste your time in clipping
on the branches" said the woodman to
his sou, but lay your ax ut the root Of
the tree" And the young man went
out and laid his ak at the foot Of the
tree, like a good and dutiful boy, and
then lie went fishing Truly there is
nothing so beautiful as flial obedience.
STRAND Magazine
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06
Makes the Liver Lively.

Ouno LsAati,, Fruit Syrup gives permanent
relief IN case, Of habitud constipation as It slim
ulatrs the liver and restores the natural action OF
the bowels without Irritating these organs like
pills or ordinary cathartics Does not nauseate
OF eripc and is mild and pleasant to take. Re
member the namo ORiSo and refuse substitutes.
Wood. q Ofmt
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06
An Alarming Situation

frequeudS results from neeioot Of elosged bowels
and torrid liver. until constipation become chron
io This condition is unknown to those who use
Dr knss New Life Pills ihe best and sentlest
regulators ot Stomach and Bowels. Guaranteed
by Woods = Orms Druggists. Price zsc
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06

"But IL she makes all her own dresses
should think she'd be a good wife
for you. 1t shows she's Industrious
and sensible"
Not for me. thank YOU. IL simply
shows how poor her father must be-"
Philadelphia Ledger.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06

Toppcnish, Wash, Nov. / 1906
Editor PREss, Dear Sirs Yours re-
Gel sed, also our Press for another
year. We Kentucky folks are al
ways glad to hear from our friends
east. The Press Is welcomed and each
Tuesday brings it to our homes.
Mas THos. &. HILL
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06
CHAPEL HILL.

Silas McMurry and wife, Of Rep
ton, were guests Of Charles Glenn
ent's family Saturday and Sunday.
John Asbridge aud wife, of Jack
son school house vicinity, were the
guests Of W. II. Bigham and laugh
ter Sunday, and Sunday night,
About half Of the Tobacco in this
vicinity, has been stripped, aud some
delivered and all are very well pleas
ed with their average to the acre.
Corn in this community is turning
out well, some are through gathering.
Some Of our boys have killed hogs
in this precinct, and they have al
ready begun to look greasy about the
face.
" heat is looking well in this part
of the yinyard, but yer small crop
has been sown.
already some tobaccobeds have
been burnt. Look out boys who are
you going to sell to next time.
About half Of the tobacco crop has
been bought up in tins country at a
good price.
Will Ward ana family will move
to Evansville next year
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06

You can't guess what sister said
about you just before you came In, Mr..
Highcollar." said little Johnnie.
II haven't an idea in the world. John
nie"
That's H. You guessed 1t the very
first time"
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06
tn. Johe Wa. on The stuaen,..


When Dr.. Nathan Lord was presl-
dent OF Dartmouth college be used to
drive about in a dilapidated. old fash
Toned contIivance The students be.
came tired of seeing the concern and.
though Dir. Lord knew Of this. he chung
10 the old calash. One night = group Of
the young men hauled the thing out Of
the shed where II was kept, took It sew
eral miles down the road toward Leba-
non and hid IL in spot where IL was
concealed by dense foliage. They We're
Just about to depart, well satisfied with
the tircsome job, when the curtain
which completely cnvclopcd the front
OF the calaSh was suddenly pushed
aside aud the well known face Of Presi-
dent Lord appeared. Now. gentle
men, he sGid, you may draw me back
again"
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06
The Dinerencc.

Tell a women her face Is her fortune
and she is complimented Hint to a
man that his cheek is his most valu-
able asset and he Is likely TO get mad
Chicago Record Herald.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06

'."'ua kidnr, hnd bladder pills quickly drive
~. poison from the system and thu, afford relief.
"r't n'atmcnt FOO ir Sold b., Wood. 4
ufrs
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06

open the bowels DeWitts Little Early Riser
are recommended and Sold by Woods q Orm.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06

lie who reads only what pleases new
err grows very learned.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06

% Dewitt Co. Of Chicago at whose labor.
arton Kodol b. prepared assure as that this fe-
mafksble diqcstant and corrective for the stomach
conforms fully TO all provisions Of the National
pufe Food aud DRUG Law Sold by Woods q
Ornr
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06

Hos Nick Carter captured the
rountcriciters.
The Cowboys Revenge.
The Escaped Luuatic.
The Chicken Thief
Opera, Faust IN Color.
Nr Blue Beard
The Lost Child.
Nr- Blue Beard, etc.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06

On Monday evening, December tenth Marion will be- most gorup
having brought her talent that recognized to be most
The program w appeal an Young even those who
music aud they understand music for
There is in souls sympathy with sounds.
And the mind !, pitched the j. pleased
With melting Al 81 martial. brisk grave
chord ~ unison With shat wc hear
l. touched within and the heart rcplic.
There nothing program heavy only for the musical
hut carefully selected lot are care worn
Tor ueh washes dust Of EVERYDAY
The that bath uo music "a ham self
~. . uotm ~ of sounds,
/. u, fot t.ca,ons. ,tratagcms and .poi
The Of bi- spirit dull d, night
And hi affections dark Enbus.
l., no such IAN be trusted
The 4. the Shakespeare in hi Merchant stamps
without appreciation for music
brought Cincinnati an artist bear.
reputation The auspices DR. r.
>usc aud Mics Lille Cook for the benefit Marion
Graded School.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06
liissrlms Of DssirueiIuu Of San francisco

Hni,on Powell. Lifcorama will be
.howb az the Opera House three
nIght.. commencing Dec. 9Th The
earthquake il depicted all 10 lltr mo
ton The falling Of the XIV scrap
.r- ~,ll boz made realistic by noise
eject. \ ton ~ rock and iron will
be- used Tor this purposo. The cit,
100 flames, the cumblnc WALL, the
"ycitcd popuisco fleeing from the
''l trip through Golden Gate
park aud an those tcrribl, scene.
caused by earthquake will be shown
oH cauya, IN moving picture. a. they
iaos place. This part - the show
1.t. tscntl i've minute,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-03
T0s rs pd)cnGlatt t.

Gle Gclttc criheincnoc @odcnouS-
0obc oea 0cutihen Correspondent,
ten" cnt6dlt cine 6iiue in%tcrciiunter
Rofrihtcn ans Hlrblono. 0benou
itebt sic Mcuterci in Scr Setting
Spcoborg. Gle @ohen Nunoihnr
gtebt ctncn ltcbcrblid itbcr Die pid)-
tighten Mcltcreigniiic III Den lcbtcn
ijebcn Iagcn. Cine l1ngcrc Gore
iponocn5 Oes Stnnta ginmon0e-
rlrngS Sefrct0rS gic6t Ocm 2cicr
Elm lebboites @il0 pon 2nno mo 2elt-
ten in ben 0ltuier Counties Marns
LAMBS un0 6em 6ortidritt Der Oeut-
idelr glnlie0clut1en. llcberboltpt bic.
tpt ooS g9odcnblott oe5 oDeutihcn
Gorrciponoentrn" 2l0ca, mas AM Dem
3eE0c ser mo0crnen 3ournoliitit ge.
~leiltGt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-03

mclden Engen olld Suow.1iH icincn
9fomen bat. &cbt 0crriht BORT enc
allsge5cidnete Germultuml Dor unO
io8ar Der ScmpercuBm1m bat feline
Mo6t in @orccitcr GourtD; bod
Fat man Die 3obI Der @irtbiduitcn
10 icbr beld)t6nft, BOB c2 Dem rid
iir1t9Ioien Glcmc1tc nItr i6ucr miro,
Spiritltoicn 81 erIdH9cn. IS morc
geraOe @orccItcr GolultD cine Der
bcitcn @egcuOen iiir Geutide ans Dem
otten &atcrlan0e. iid) erioIgrcjd an
juIic0eIn tno 6ornen 81 iibcrncbnlcll.
WarDlanO lit ul5WciIelboit ciucr Der
fir 0crti6c 6eitimIntcn Staotct, Der
ebeu }laca bictct. @ir BADEN prGd).
ti1c @otoumlcn, quite MGrftc mo
olta1cici6ncte Gcrtebra 6aciIitdten,
Nn5u limo Die (rciic oltrd bic 9tdbc
Der aroBen St00te 10 0eboltert, DAB
Elm Mann lteta ieiHe Froouftc Dor.
tbcilboit ubiebeH fam. Crappe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-03
Gas McttCr.

1iir Warploub uno Den N%iltrltt
Columbia hcllte unb mor0cn Negcn,
leid)te iiiblidc @in0c.
Ter bodrite 5bermomctcritono be-
trrg gcItcrn II 0roO nm 1 llbr
Nodntittoq3 mo scr nicOrigitc 70
8ro0 I'M 3 llbr Wor9cna.
Sn Den iibrigcn 9unbcS @cttcr-
itotioncn mlroc Die iolgcnOe Wori-
mol.G cmperotlr reQiltrirt: GoItpot
rs, Yortlono II. Bolton IS, NlbouD
SO, Hem-Norf y, Ebilnoclpbiu a,
9ltfnntic Gitp so. Cape Wop rs.
8oibington 81, 9~toriolf Sc, Sotteroa
so, Charlotte 81. @ilntin9ton 80,
GborIelton 81, Sooornob So, Sad
ionpiue 80, &llpitcr IS, Sen Weit SIS.
atlonto 81, Otontqomcrp 80, Nclp-
Orleans %. Enleitinc 80, Wulneitoll
Sc, Corpus Gbriiti IS, Mcmpbis IS.
Cincinnati S6, GittahlrQ rs. GSiuc.
90 so, Buffalo 81, Glepelnno 80, Gc'
troit Sc, Nlpena 76, Worquettc 81,
@recn Ban so, Chicago 80, Gulutf
76. Ct. EouI 81, Ct. QouiS 81 San.
ios Gitp so, Omobo 81, 0nron -.
8ismorf so. SABRE o. @elcno g.
Salt Sotc Sc, Icnpcr Sc. Nortf
Glotte Sc. Gooqc 50, NnluriQo IS
un0 Sos NngClc& IS Wran.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-03

'SNtNJN Nttl 80 .
let1te 801te marcn, Gin Iincr, an loel'
dem nlIBcr ocn @CnuHntcn nod sri,
Gouglua Miie, (ohtcr 0c0 perltorbe'
nen Gnpt. GSrcOcrid Man 9Sile nor
Der 9unocSilotte, mo 9r. grtDllr
Sale, General Erunaportotton9-Slt'
periutell0ct Der Baltimore OHIO
Yn6n" 56cil nabncn. Aod) Dem
Gincr bego6 iid otc @cieui6oft noG
Dem Electric Yorf." Gopt. Scooter
mn Satin mo 0r. Sale tlrDrcn III
cincm Nltonlobil, lu6brcno 0r. &iu'
dcitcr mo SRI. 9Siie Die 6obrt III
cinem Wcfdhrt Oca 0rn. Mindcitcr
modtcn. aur} por N%iittcrnudt MIR
0c sic Nijfiuhrt nngetrcten. Sr. Nill'
dcItcr ilhr in idoricm Scnlpo Die
Nloltnt Nopal Nuenuc %cttlong, ais
pl0tlid) ocr 3uiommcnItoB nit Dem
StraBcnbnbn &agAon criolgtc, Oct
cbcnioQa 5icmlid roIh fubr unO Sen
Nr. Mindcitcr nidt benlcrft jt boben
id)icn. 9lrd) Die @cmuIt Der Colt
lion mur0e Ooa @cidbrt gcgcn cinut
EroQcppfoitcn GcidlcltOcrt uno ger
triimmcrt. 6r. Minhcitcr mur02
ctpa 10 SUB wcit Acid)Ieuocrt mo
ouQenblidIiA Qct0otct. Seiu @enit
mar acbroden. Sri. @iic mclAe t9
Sabre alt lit, fam mum0crburcr Nciic
nit 0cm 2cbcl1 0opou, crlitt ubcr O.
zen Ncinbrud) mo mtocrc ldnlCri-
boitc &]crIebumAcn 1un0 mltroe nadl
Dem st. 2ufo9 @oipital," 9}r, 1t6,
Ncit 9tortb NDcmc, 9c6rnd)t.
@r. Mind)citer lpar q Sabre ait
lnO ser Soblt 0ra p~critorbcncn @rlt.
i. Wt. Minhciter. 9(ltBcr Der Willttcr
bintcrldbt cr cine MittUe, 6rou Sta.
tborillc, a~cborcnc Yrott bon 9lem.
9)orf, mo cine Sod)tcr, Scope Miu.
DIETER, ionic 0rci 9rii0cr, Die &S.
Worihau @indeitcr in SbcruOo0,
Noltimore-Gomntp, uno Sones Y.
unD SiOnep Mtn6eIter IN Nilminqs
TOT, 9cl, Gr mar cin 9}eifc oca Nra
@nt. @indeItcr, GrGiioentcn Der
Union Sic Mittpe
bciin0ct iid 5ltr 3eit in 9tcp 9ort III
Der Sommcririihe. Sri. &iie moDnt
nit ihrer Willtter un0 Sdmclter, Die
and p%errciit iinO, int o0oteI 9rerton"
an Scr Sort 2lDcnue.
. eiinnungaloa AUS Ct II II
0en.
I'm bolb 6 ltbr geiterr friib colli-
Oirte o>lf proofs Sill, Baltimore
Gountp, Elm @oaaon Der Sporroiu's
YoiHt.9inie nit cinem S5o6n Set bon
Noine'a Foit Office gcb0rigcn 6ilbr-
pcrf, Ociicn a1ttidlcr &oicpb 4rm.
itronQ mar. 4rmitrong mlr0e BON
ieincnt Site ouf Die SonoitroBe &c.
idlenhcrt mo pcrIor oic 0ciinnun0.
Sin g9og0on Der Sporrom'S Yoirt-
2inic brohte ocn 8crIettcn in oo5
oStuot ? @olpitol," no cr feline BE.
Iinnltng iutc0er erInngte. Gr lit
ldlper, abcr nidt lebenSgcfG6rlid)
perfect. &o9 aus ocm 6lt6rpcrf ge.
lporOen lit, luuBte Nrntltron9 nidt
SIT iogen.
Gigcntb ii NJ Of er l1nfoll.
Gin @nggon scr Mootion- g(penuc.
Clinic ronnte geItern nobe 0en9roo9,
man Otorft 9cgen cinen Mtetger.
mo9cn. Gubci plIroe ser If Sabre
nIte Nnbrcru @eincfe bon Nr. 20G,
@oltgb StroBc, Sig6lonnotopn, 5lpi-
iGcn Sen @ogen mo cincn Stuno
ei1geflemmt uno 10 ihrper pcrlebt,
boB ibn or5tlide SiiIfe 81, Gbcil wcr'
Den mllbte.
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$50 nadD minneapolis nnb smriif
baltimore INN Ship.Gticnbnhm

Sir q. u. N. 9iuete 5ltm Berfaitl
TO-. H., -. Iuguit. fir Die GiidIabrt
bis gum 81. augltit, nit Serldnge'
ungs.Eripilegium. n0epartement Of
MarplonO"- Spe5inI5ltg perlabt Vff'
Mopal- 9abnbof $40 WprgenS, edm'
oen.g abnbof 900 Mpr9ens Sanltng,
ben II. Nueult. 10 Gage aufenfboli
in Chicago olli scr 9fiidreiie erlaltpt'
(2i0-23)
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Sbco. $. Sicncr & So.

Heiie Bureau rnb @edpielitube
Sdlifisforten bon itto ltah 0entId'
laro nit Dem Nor0Oeutid)en 2lopt
iino anberen 2inien. Heiiep1iie, @ed.
iel, greoitbriefe uno @elSienoungen
217 Sit-galtimurc'S trahc.
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WGNingtons Q9entar
-beS- \
"peutfGen Gorreponoent,"
@m. Saunemann, 1916 0ariOns
Strale, N.-8.
pu An5etgen nHb 9eiteaHngen eHtgegen aeHpns
men lDrrbea.
gOfal6cridlte ans Maihin9tOn.


iclidoft.~
Gic oGuttiNc 9iItorii6e 0ciea.
idaft" oea Giitrifta Columbia, mel
dye am Mittuod }(bcno in Der aopclle
Scr lutbcriidJcn Goncor0ia.airte lire
&obrc8- @eriommlunQ belt, erlpGblte
bic iOl8cuocn 9eomtcn fir oos uene
6iatolia6r: ErGIi0ent &llrt 86lfner,
&ice-Er0iiocnt George ". 5pier,
correlponOirenoer Setrct1r @uItaO
9enoer, 8inan3iefretGr 2uomig Gci.
der. Sdabmciiter @ilbelm Norohoif,
Glreftoren; Simon 8olt G6riitian
9eurid), @0mor0 i. Iroop, .. q.
Sonnet NM 2ouiS Memuno; 8or-
liber 0eS Gomite'5 fir 8ortrGgp Or.
G6riitian Strad, &oriiber oes Cont
ties fir @ltblifotion 8. IS. Sonned,
&oriitcr 0cS 1inon3 Gomitc'S 3. 6.
Wann.
Trou S6ott 6eer0igt.
Die @ccrOiguug Ser am Gienitag
in ibrcr 9So6nung Nr. 2t2, /. Ctr,
Sii0oIt, ans Dem 2ebcn geihteocnen
5rou Bertha Sdott, @ittpe oes i6r
Dor fiiHf Subrcn an Ocmielbcn Dotum
un6 gcnau sur leIben Sages5eit I'M
CODE porausgegangcnen 8rofeiiorS
Charles u. Sdott bon Ser Ser. Stoa-
ten , GiiItenuermeiiltng. iono geltert
3udmittug oni Der nOaf.6tlt Geme-
tern" itott. Goitor Sobn Gbeiter bolt
Scr .Wetropolitun = Erc$bpterianer.
Stride omtirtc, unO ais 9obrtuhtrG.
ger flNtgirten Sic SS. Gbilipp Geis,
George 6tcmina, So6n SANFORD, Do
pi0 Mc@omon. Senrp Siiton urto
5ronf @inIton. 3nci S6dter, 6rlS.
Minnro uno Bertha Sdott, urto ein
Stiefio0u, 0r. 6rnnflin s. S6ott,
traltcrr tim tic.
@oIIte ibn ct 6reden.
Goli5iit 2ipacomb, meIder Sen 81
Sabre olten Goniel gopIe, Ser iebt i'm
.@eorgetomn llniperiitGtS . Soipital"
in fritiidem 3ultanoe 0urnieoer liegt,
ON Sonnto8 i6oB, erflGrt, er babe
Sen &eDolDer HI Be5ogelt, nm 9oDle,
0en er oerboften molltc, SIT erihreden,
sic @offe Iri obcr utperiebets loSge'
gonqcrt. Gr miro iih Dor Ser Eoli-
3ci6e60r0e oltf sic ACKNOWLEDGING 5u
perontmortcn 6obeIt, unnot6i9eu @e-
6ralld) BON ieincr @oifc gcmodt SIT
bnber.
@uroc 5u reigc6ig.
&m @oI6iugton MipG : Soipitol be-
fin6et Ii6 emma Goperinlitb, cine
GItIiGe 1rolt. Icit mebrercn 8ogen
inter dr3tlider 9eo6odtung, ipelf)c
sic Monie bot, fir lire 9fof6ort
mc6r 81 iorgelt, ais fir ibren SO
Sabre alien @ottcl,, non Dem Iie Wor.
ocns un6 4benOS BeI0 6ctteltc, lpGb-
rcrL0 Tie Sen No6born aGcrbanOSouS-
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modte. @cfroqt, moritm tic ooS
tbGte, ont1uortte tie: 90, sic 9sad)'
barn moGen aud lcbcn!" Als tic
nod Dem Soipitol aebrudt wnroe,
6ottc sic 6ron $55l III 9oargelo uno
6ctrGdtlihc S6mndgegenitdnoe i'll
i6rcm 8elib. 9ieiea reprGiettirte Die
flei1cren @el0iummen, peld)e Iie nn6
uto nad ibrcm @attcH a~bgebetteIt
battc.
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gSarmonic," harmonic.
SummernadJtsfcit
-im y@eltcnb = Earf"-
Wuntaa, Den 6. Nngnit 1906,
1850 S(

IN fritiihem 3uitonbc.
Sr. Sobn Gietridl, meldcr am
Gicnlto0 g6eno m0hrcnO cincS Strei,
teS an Der @oibin0tons, nobc Olipcr.
Strobc, qcId)oiicn murOc, licqt in fri
tiidcm 3uitonoe I'M st. Soicpbs-
@oipitol" bornicocr. Eoli5cirtdtcr
6ricocI bot. gcltiibt ali Oicic 3rfor'
motion bin, oen iunQcn Sell, mclder
onacblid Scr SdieBbolO icin iol.
obnc 3uloiiunG bon 9ilracihoIt nod)
Dem 8cfongniB geionbt.-Gcr Sobl
0c8 Sdyperpcrmunoctcn murbe ont
Wittnod) Nbcnb nit Sri. Suoic 6re'
bcrid gctraut.