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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-21

nit 0ieier Sbee niht ipnpat6iiirc. Sd
CLAUDE, oaB nnierc jebige Rcaierung5-
iorln iebr gliidlidJ 9epdblt lit, uuO
SAB Die conItitutipnellcn 9cidrGnfur-
gen ais iebr weiie geIten oiirien. Sic
lclben iolten beiteben blei6en. IS
ireute mid, 81 bemerfen, Dab Iicbter
9romn, Der inn folgte, icinen S0rern
81 Semitic iiibrte, es iei Die @fli6t
Ses ri6terlid)en 3neigeS u~niercr &c
g%ierung. Die Geriaiiung al pabren,
10 oaB etpaige Gcriude Ser onoeren
beiocn 3ipcige, sic &crfaiiung ST. per-
leben, perbinoert miiroen. 9aron
ioQtcn mir mciner gnliht nod) felt.
'boltcn."
Gin onocrer Senator, ser iciucn
Nomcn nidt crpdbnt 5l miiicn
miinifte, bcmerfte: sd bate bisbcr
Sefretdr Hoot ais oaSienige Witglieo
ser iebigen Administration betradtct,
Ociien &ernunit uno fii6lc8 llrtbeil
abiolut 5uoerIGiiig icicn. Seine
iiin9ite 8eoe bat Oieiem 8lartben
aleroingS sic Iebte Stiitc geroubt,"
CAB bie Gemofraten uagcmein Die
SteQungnobme 0es Std1tSicfret1rS
perurtbeilterL braubt faum beroorgc-
boben 81; meroen, ga auf oieirr Seitc
an Der StaatenredtS = 9oftrin Don
iebcr ouf Oas Gnergii6ite i~cIt9ebaIteu
mor0en lit.
Son mander Scite maro Oorolf
bingemieien. sic Noot'idc GeOc
ihnledte itorf no6 elmer &oot'id)cn
ErGiioentidjuitS : Gunoiootlr; Sr.
Goot ici oficnbor bcmiibt, iif in ic0cr
@ciie NIT Oen 9(niidten beS YrGIiocn-
ten GooicueIt SIT iOcntifi5ircn, nm
1908 in Oeiien Sdube tretcn 81 fors
nen. @S mill inOeilen iheinen ais
Oh SefretGr Hoot gan5 b%eIonOerS oo-
raul erpidt lei, iid) nit Sen 1pcnigit
populGren SOect 6cS HrGii0cnten 3ll
iOentiii5iren, ut0 Oas Oiiritc cher bic
@irfuulg babcn, i'm pollitdnoig aus
ser 2iite Scr &rdiioentidoit5 San.
oioaten 81 Itreiden, onItatt i'm ocn
Gepublifanern, peldc Fr0ii0ent.
ldafts 9 GonOioaten nominircr, unO
Ben @6blcrn, Oic iolhe crpGblcn, SIT
cl1pfeblct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-21
Hput nnO Staatcmrcd)tc.

@oibington II, 9. g., ID. Gc5.
= Die Hc0c, lpcld)c Staatsiefretdr
Moot am Witt1pod) Ibeno iii Ncp-
Oorf belt uno III mcld)cr er fir ole
Insmcr5ulg Der nStaats . Sinlen"
e%intrat, bat in bieligen &rellen, To-
mobl inter Hepublifonern nie Genlo-
fruten, cine belmerfensiuertDe Senlo'
ton crrcgt. 6ait allgemelh lpllroc
lelblt bon Hcpltblifanerr coltltatlrt,
ooB Elm bcrartieer Sorid)lag inter
feinen ~llmltGnben gutgebeiBen fperoell
fDnne, neil sic aagemelne Tolfsltlnt'
mung Iid ourdalis oagegen ltellnlef
meroe. 81breno pfipntim in replt-
blifaniihen areilen Die Goot'ld &eoe
nit oielen empbotilh . ahf1lligell
commentaries beoeht tplroa, lebntei,
cs oie mciitcn repltblifanilden Senn-
loren ab, fir Qualifications ipefe lid
al GliBcrn. Senntor Sale bon Maine,
elmer ser conierpatipiten Republicans
idpn Senatoren, fonite it'd iiloeller
bod nid)t entbnltcn, Die Vemerfllia
I'll MAIDEN, oaB CT int bodltcn 0raoc
c~rItolttt aemeien lei, als CT Die Gcoc
aelcien, ilno Dab oieles Sbenla INT
apeiiel6ait in Ser ndd,itcn 3ltfnnft
iebr b%erporrageno in ben Senots.G
batten iig.;rirea iperoc.
Senator Sorafer. Der 5%unlciit fein
9lait Dor Sen Muno nirnmt, crfl1rtc
,,Sf babe ben Cert Der Gcoc nidlt &C.
leicn. ipnbcrn ilir eillen ~beid)reibei
ben Veridlt ooriiber. urto es mag ieii,
bob bieier Serif,t nid]t corrett lit. Sn.
Oefien ideint mir Die Heoe iebr raoi.
faI 81 iein, mas Die Soee ser Gentra-
liiirilng Der HegierunassenaIt anbe.
trifft. @cnn SefretGr &pot mirflid
sic aniift geiiibert bat, Dob bic
.Stontcn 2iticn permiid,t mcrbcl
| iuuen." 10 lam i'd mir lagell, Dab i'd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-21
SuQiuntb Gpiocmic.

SrooiOence, 81. s. IA. 9c5.-
Sn ser bieiigen @e9eno berridt Ieit
cinigcn Wonatcn cine Sollmutb.@p
Oentie, mie Die foit t6glid] %gemelOeten
,Siae bon aefGbrlihen SunOebillcn
bcmeiien. 9liltrGge nm lleberpciiung
an oas 8aiteiir : Snititnt oc5 HboOe
ISLANDS 9oipitals iinO it6nOig i'm
8od)ien begriffen. 3ie 9luf5eibnun-
gen I'M 9iireau beS @eimobeits.I m-
ties ergeben, bnB orci SoOcSiGac in
Sol9e 0 SunoebiB in Der lebtcn3eit
porgefommcn iinO; 81 Gerioncn be-
iinben it'd alteenblidli6 nod inter
9ebanOlung mo 169 SGQe bon SUM-
ocbiB . arnnfbeiten iinO mGbrcno Der
lcttell Wionatc sur NnHelOung &C.
fommcn. Gon Sen N~aticnten muroen
81 oil OoS EaIteur : Snititut mad,
GCp.Oorf ocIanot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-21
Rod nidlt bcigclcat.

9 d,cnectoop H,-0., "A. Ge5.
- 9urd) oie @rflarung zines ibrcr
5ii6rer crnlutbigt. eS miirOen GENT
gelloe @elOer aufgcbrnd)t per0cn, Den
tStrife iiber Den gall5en @ilter ais
bebncn SIT fonHen, batert in Den User
fen ser General electric Company
Der auSitnno Scr arbcitcr tort, lpcld)c
gum Scrbauoc ser nSnouitriol @or-
ferS Of TIE @orlb" geborcll. ga mr.
Elm fleincr Sbeil ser Union : Irbcitcr
ourd, oen Strife bcriibrt miro. b1lt
ma i'm fir niht beoenten0, bod er-
flGren oie Strifcr, melfe Den Mis-
ltauo auegen Erin5ipieniragcn mice
nirten, ihlieBlid piiroen midtigc Gc-
partcments apegen Mangels on Ma-
idinentDeiIcn geIfloiien merOen miil'
len.
Cine neitere GonierenS 5lpllden
Gertretern Der Strifer II. Der Gont.
pagnie bat bisber niht ltottgeIuitoelt.
Gs modt Sen @inorud. ais menn Der
(Strifc i'm 3uldmme1brlif) begrttfen
lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-21
Mangel an Seismatcrial.
Seine @aggons sur 9cforOerung bon
0nh(pn i'm HARRINGTON

Seine MaggonS 5llr 9c~toroerung Don
&o6len i'm GorOneiten.
Seattle, @oi6., IA. 3e5. - q.
q. Single, Ser Superintendent Der
5reaomeQ 9ergtperfe in alasfa, bat
lid mebrere @od)en 6ier oufgebalten,
I'M sur MISUNDERSTANDING beS 9etrie-
beS ser Gohiperfe in Sen 9%ergnerfcll
geliigenoe &obleltporrGtbe 81 beihaf-
len; er bat bic Iuigabe niht Ioiel
fonncn, neil feline 8aggons CUR Ser
fiigltng ltanhen, uno lit oeSbolb init
Illltralien in Serbinolrng getretell,
I'M bon BORT sic erioroerIidcn Sob
len 81 crbalten.
@oib ington, 2. g., "A. 0c5.
- 9lfle s. @ronno ans 2afoto, g..
o, iprah bellte nit Dem B~rGiioentcll
iiber Ben &oblenmungel in leinenl
Seimotbsitaote, pelher ourh Wfangel
on@ag9ons berbei9cfiibrt iporoen lit.
Gr Iegte inn cinen 9rief aus ieiner
Seimatbsitoot Dor, inbolts oeiien bic
oortigen Scpobner Dem Grfrierer
nobe iino, neil es megen @aggon-
manaelS nnm0glih lit, geniigenoe
3uillbrcn al Sei5moterinl berbei5u-
idoifen. Der ErGliOent ucripra6,
Ben 9ricf ser 5ruildcnItoatliden San-
oels.Gommiiiion sur meitcrcn Ser
banolung 81 ilbermeiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-21

iciner Gerpfli6tungen aemabt bot.
gQe bepiqi9ten Gon5eiiionci1, Gin.
i6liebli6 o%erienigcn an 9lmerifoner,
blci6cn in &roft.
&aiicrli6es Sob Ser coIcn
8o6tuni it.
Berlin, ID. Gc5cmber. &aiier
@ilbelm lit Der GnIidJt, baB gutes
Go6cn i'm Sntereiie Der 3ltfric0cnbcit
bes Golfes %notbtpenbig lit. 8GbrenO
cr g~eitern gclegentlid zines 9eIudes
bei'm 6iiriten ponS daltmburgsSippc
Ole Slide einerGloiteri6ule ST. Obern.
firdc inipi5irte, lab er oie Shiilerin'
men nit aodcn ~beid)0itigt ulO iagte:
n@cnn boS God)en iiberal 10 gut
iuGre, mic bier, 10 iuiirOe Die Stim.
mlln0 I'M 2unoc cine before iein. 8i;.
teS &ofen un0 quite Nabrung iin0
bon GROCER @idtigfeit. NomentliG
gitteS aohcn foroert sic ollgcmcinr
3ltiric0enheit."
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Scltcbrn anf ibrcu Shcin.

@uiinIo, q, q, IA. Gc3.- Sm
bieiigcn 9umOcS9crid)t itrengten &c.
tern Midtcr @nrren 9. SCOOTER unb
SeIter =. SbcarnS non Tunfirf eiren
Nro5cB 3luedS GrInn9ung bon $500
an, meId)e ibncn uugeblih bie Bun.
oeSrcsieriina iiir Mietbe iiir oas
EoItont in Iiuttirf iduloct. S6rcr
Sebollptung suioINc ocrmiet6eten lie
o0S bctrciienoe @eb1llOe an I. Mni
1902 an Die &cpierumg fir $4,000
pro Sobr nlli Die Saucr BON 10 Sab-
rem. IN Dem 8crinbrcu 1e1en Rid)s
ter Scooter purocn Die beSiiglid)elt
&rrbarOlumpct OeS N1bcrrn cror.
iert, 0aS Eoitoepartemcnt nabm onnn
iclbit cine ltnterinf,ung Dor. fam at
Dem Seilnoc. 0oB bic Mietbc 5n bod,
lei ltno ~iiitirtc Die 3abllni1 oerielbcn
am /. Sonlor 1901.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-21
EicrSc gaiigcn nit Saoung QUAINT
0nrdl.

Suntington, @..Sa., t4.Gc5
- Gin @eipann Eieroe 500 geitcrn
9lbeno einen onid)eincno iduer bella
oenen 2aitmagen fiibrerIos oltrdl bic
StrnBen oieier StaOt, bis Elm Soli5ei-
9eamter baS @eiGbrt oufbielt. Sci
ndberer llnterilldung ltelltc lidl ber'
ans, ooB oie 2aoung oes 8ageltS aus
1900 Yilno Gpnamit beitano, nel6e
fir einen Contractor in Sapettc'Go.
beltimmt lpuren. Ger 6iibrer ocS
8ageus bate oieien perlolIell, ltm
eiteu Sritrf SIT tbur, unO cS an
ifeiueno nidt bemerft, BOP bic Efer-
Sc lid ieine 9lbipeienbeit 81 Niibc
mod)ten unb NIT ocm Wageu ourd)-
aillgen. 3pn Dem &utlder lit bis
jebt nod feline Spur entOedt iuor0cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-21
9camcmc Methobc.
Seiratb ourd) Ste0pertrctung. Sic
9rant mar bel Der Sralnung in
europa, Ser 9rGltigam i'll ame-
rita.

Glcpelono, Ohio, "A. Ge5. -
Cine &abeloepcid)e melOet Den ielte-
men 6nll. ooB Elm bier nobnetoer
Wnnn iih ourd) einen Sreuno nit Der
@eliebtct ieines 6er5ens, Die in mel
ter Serre mobnt, perebeIiht BAT. Der
nerc Gbclnnn lit Ser Sildlcr Stcfun
aob. ieit 0rei Snbren in SleuclnnO
nnIGiiig, Die 9ralt, Grieitine 6inf,
pobrt in Wnrbllrg Steierntarf. Inf
8rluto Der 9citimmungeu oes oltrcis
d)iid)en 8cietbltd)cs lit ser Gerbeira-
tblrllg ollrd) Stelluertretlng 5itl1lIig.
SCOT ponote lid nit elmer 9ittidrift
an Oie oitreidiihe 9eboroe ultO err
Hart Ocrin, oaB CT iid germ perbeiras
then mod)te, baB inn aber Die Wittel
5u elmer HeiIe mad @uropo feblten.
gr crillft barltm Die 9eboroc, leiller1
Sreunoc, Dem in @raonein BEL @ra5
aniGiiigen Srilellr Saller 5u erlou-
ben, Die @rneItine Sinf in icilemL Ste.
fans, Nomen, ltnO 5par in Der 6rons
5isfancr : Stride 81 Warbur9 81 che
lifen. aob perpflihtete lid IN lei.
mem @eillde, ale llnfoIten, lucldlc
Dem Sreunoe oltrd) Die S~erbeiratbung
entlteben. ST ericben uno ferner DE
@rneItinc ,Sinf als Ieine red)tlihe@et-
tin otjllcrfcnnclt mo ole Eftihten
zines Gbemanncs unb Die Splgcn Der
Scirntb 5u iibernebmcn. 0as 8clltd)
m,lroe gcp1brt, Die Sciratb murbc
oolljo9eu uno bie ilnge Srau iont
iid) min nad Mmerifa ~begcbert. INT
nit ibrem redtmGBigcn @ottcn 81 lc-
non
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-21
0icr ,ucrocn biaiger.

Gbicago, Sas., IA. 3cj. Ser
Yrcis iiir ale Sortcn eier ging &c.
tern bier nm fiirf Gents iiir oaS DIT
tcto berlntcr. sSl Solge oeS lcit Ell
niacn @odlen alliredt erlaltenen bo-
ben Yrciies batten iid) bier oerartige
Guantit1ten BON giern dngelommelt,
baB Elm Seruntergeben nit OemEreile
lid fir Die Sanolcr ais 5rpingetoe
GotMuenoigfeit b%eralsItelltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-21
2uhn,nlaar bcmiaigt.

New Nabcm, CONT, II. Nei.
Gas 3n9obferiisungs Terlornl
Der Nem Dorf, Neip Sopelt II. Surt.
iorb 9nht crbielt alif Die 5oroerrng
boberer 2obue BON Ser 9abn . 8eiea'
idnit Die Nntuort, Dab bic 5oroeruhg
bauilligt mcroc. Gas beoertet fiir
bic 2ente III 3ufunit einen 3urd'
idnittSlohn pc1, $3.50 pro Mohc,
nDer $2.J0 mCbr ais bisber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-21
1ruhcs Mnnfp.

81, SAM. Mim., ii. Ge5. Sic
Hednm9a Heoiioren orS Siuoic8
Minneinin hdben ciueu 6ebIbctroa
BON $3.50 $50 in ben 9ritio- ginnab.
men Der Gbicngo, MlIpnltee II. ct.
BauI = 9abn in ben @erihten cnt.
bedt. mcIdc bic 8eienifaft in Ocn
Sabrcn 1899 bis 1906 ocm Stoate
81 iibrrmittcln bate. Die llnterin.
d1lira Miro oih oui nnocrc @ahnell
All. 3cocbni uetoen. ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-21
3ebn Sabre 3md)tbanS.

Ienper. Gul., ii. Se5. Sni
bieligen gnnoesgeridlt pliroe Er.
ssames :. @ggleitun, Spbn oes Erd.
iioenten gggleIton bon Der Euciflc er'
preb Company, tpegen 8alidung BON
ganfnoten su 5ebn Sabren 3llftbalis
uno $500 8eloitraie uernrtbeilt. er
hnttc $10-Hoten nnf photograph
ld,em Nege nad3emudt.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-01-27

gaudy. She was gone The magma
ton moves as swiftly as light. leaping
from one castle in air 20 another. and
still another. Mr.. Robert was the
architect of some fine ones. I may
safely assure you. And he didn't mins
in the least that they tumbled down
as rapidly as they builded: only. the
incentive was gone What the colonel
had 20 say to the count. or the count TO
the colonel. was of no interest to him:
so he made an orderly retreat.
am not so old as not to appreciate
his sleeplessness that night. Some
beds are hard. even when made OF the
softest down
In the morning he telephoned to the
Holland House. The Annesleys. he
was informed, had departed for parts
unknown. The count had left direc-
tions to forward any possible mail %
the Russian Embassy. Washington.
Signs I'm the doloroso: the morning
papers and numerous cigars: a whisky
and soda; a game OF Indifferent bill
lizards with an affable stranger: another
whisky and soda: and a gradual
reclamation Of MT Roberts interest in
worldly Affairs.
She was gone.
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coP]Tisht I2as. The s0bbs-MeFrii Company.
CHAPTER /.
INTRoDUCEs - HERo.

IN AAAfNNA A.Ess, NJ HERO.
Warburton was graduated from West
Point, ticbeted To- a desolate frontier
post. and would have worn out his
existence there but for has guiding star.
which was always making frantic ef-
forts 20 bolt it's established orbit. One
day he was doing scout duty. perhaps
half mile in advance OF the pay
train as they called the picturesque
caravan which. consisting OF q canopied
wagon and a small troop of cavalry In
dingy blue. made progress across the
desert Ike plain of Arizona. The
troop was some ten miles from the post.
and as there had been no sign OF Red
Eagle an that day. they concluded that
the rumcr of his being on a drunken
rampage with half a dozen braves was
only a rumor. Warhurton had lust
passed over RON of earth. and for a
moment the Day-traiu had dropped out
OF sight IL was twilight. opalescent
waves OF heat rolled above the blistcred
sands a pale yellow sky. like an i'm
verted bow trimmed with delicate blue
and crimson hUos. oncompassed the
world. The bliss of solitude feu on
him. and, being something OF a
poet. he rose Co the stars The
smoke of his Vorn-cob pipe trailed
lazily behind him. The horse un-
der him was looping along easily.
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around the purser's books.
-Annesley; Col Annesley and
daughter" answered the unsuspecting
steward.
Warburton knew nothing then of
the mental tragedy going on behind
the colOnel's state-room door. How
should he have known? On the con-
trary, he believed that the father OF
such a girl must be a most knightly
and courtly gentleman. He was. IN all
outward appearances, There had been
a time. not long since. when he had
been knightly and courtly in all things.
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and the count escorted her to the
elevator, returning almost immediate
ly. he and the colonel drew their
heads together. From time TO time
the count shrugged. or the colonel
shook his head. Again and again the
Russian dipped the end of his cigar in
TO his coffee-cup. which he frequently
replenished
But for Mr.. Robert the gold had
turned to gilt. the gorgeous to the
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Suddenly the animal lifted his
head. and his brown ears went
forward
At Warburtons left some hundred
yards distant. was clump OF Usage
brush. Even as he looked. there came
a pun OF smoke. followed by the evil
song ~ bullet Ny hero's hat was
carried away. He wheeled. dug his
heels into his horse. and cut back
over the trail There came a second
Hash. shock. and then a terrible pain
IN the calf of his left lex He fell
over the neck of his horse to escape the
third bullet He could see the Apache
as he stood out from behind the bush.
Warburton yanEed out his Colt and let
ny. He heard a yolL 10 was very COM
forung That was an he remembered
OF the skirmisi..
For FIVE wcels be lauguished in the
hospital. During that time he came
90 the conclusion that he had had
enough OF military life in the west
He applied for his discharge as the
compulsory term of service was at
IN end. When his papers came he was
able % get about with the aid OF
crutch. One morning his colonel en-
tered his subaltern's bachelor quarters.
Wouldn't YOU rather have a years
leave Of absence than quit altogether.
Warburton?"
"A years leave Of absence2" cried
the invalid. Il am likely 20 get that.
I am"
ere va, hora , ,-..,,....,.ftt- -.f.... ..
I dare say IL would be difficult AS il
Is. / may say that / can obtain IL for
you Il will be months before you can
ride q horse with that leg"
81 thank YOU. Col. Raleigh. but
think I'll resign. In fact. have re-
signed"
I'VE can withdraw that. il you but
sey the word ] don't want 70 lose
you. lad You're the only man around
here who likes joke as well as / do.
And you will have a company If you'll
only stick to il a little longer"
II have decided. Colonel I'm sorry
you feel like this about IL. You see. /.
have something like s25 900 laid away.
I want 10 see at least s.. 900 worth OF
new scenery before | shuttle off this
mortal coil. The scenery around here
pals on me. My throat and eyes are
always full of sand. am of to Europe
Some day. perhaps. the bee will buzz
again; and when IL does, I'll have you
20 personally to the president"
"As you please. Warburton."
Besides, Colonel. have been read
Ing Treasure Island again. and I've got
the fever In my veins TO hunt adven-
ture. even a treasure. It's I'm my blood
10 wander and do strange things. and
here I've been hampered all these
years with routine. | shouldn't care
II we had a good fight once in a while.
My poor old dad travelled around the
world three times, and / haven't seen
any thing Of it but the maps"
Go ahead. then Only taking
about Treasure Island, don't you and
your $4,000 run into some old Long
John Silver"
I'll take care"
And Mr.. Robert packed up his kit
and sailed away. Not many months
passed ere he met his colonel again,
and under rather embarrassing cir
cnmstanessl
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-08-23
LEWIS NIXON
Chairman Plan and Scope Com,
ZAP


Correspondence ofThe Argus
|. a. Frankhouser was at Friendsville
Friday
Miss Nina Smith is dangerously IN again.
John o. Kelly was out at Terra Alta last
Tuesday
some Of Spencer Guthries children have
been sick the past week.
Mrs. Mary J. Jefreys Of Addison. Pa. is
visiting relatives here.
j J. Kelley was threshing wheat for
Alfred Cupp part of Friday and Saturday.
Misses Rebecca Michael and Berta Guse-
ma who have been in Pennsylvania for
several months. returned recently. and are
among their friends here
ArtIe Conner. OF Uniontown. brought a
COW over from there to his Grandpa
Frickey last Friday
Rev. j. {. Webster. wife and baby, OF
Bloomfield, Ohio, are visiting relatives here.
Walter Smith, OF Michigan, who was Wis.
ting his parents and other relatives near
here. went to Terra Alta Tuesday TO re
turn to Michigan again.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Guseman and two
Youngest children Walter and Ruth. of
49, bN"'N""' SIC aHiOUb AuelE IelatlNeN ana
friends here
Silas HIlemau, OF near Addison, Pa. and
his nephew, Lloyd Deal, OF Braddock Pa.
were visiting relatives here a few DAYS the
past week.
Walter Uphold and Miss Kate Matthews
we're married by the Rev Geo. Van Sickle
recently
Miss Ethel Wolfe and her aunt. Miss
wilson OF West Newton. Pa, who have
been in Preston county the past month
visiting relatives. returned home Friday.
Rev. J. G. c. Webster. United Presby.
terrain minister Of Bloomfield, Ohio preach.
ed an excellent sermon for our people here
last Sabbath.
Misses Alice Gusemsn and Mary Wiman
and others from our vicinity. are attending
the Teachers Institute at Terra Alta this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. $. Chidister and w. A.
Wolfe Of CuEzsu, and some OF the people
OF Hazelton attended preaching services
here last Sabbath bY Rev. I. C. Webster. OF
Ohio.
Mrs. w. a. Guseman. Of Moreantown
Mrs Mary ]. JeHreys, OF Addison. Pa and
Mrs John NJ. Smith, Of CuI1sft. we're visit.
ing their brother. Geo. f. smith. near here
Sunday
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-08-23
TRIED TO END LIFE.
Hanger OF Warrington Glass Factory
Ready to Shuttle on at the Prospect
OF Note Failing Due Policeman In.
terfeTes.

baltimore. Aug ts.-V. i Clayton. pres
ident Of the Warrington Glass works
Company Of Warrington w VI wss
anxious TO die early this morning About
s clock Policeman Carney was standing
a. Camden station when Clayton crept be
hind him and pulled the poiiccman's revof
yer out Of bis hip pocket Omcer Carney
turned upon Clayton and made gu effort 10
recover b. 4 desperate struggle ensus5 IL
which Clayton almost succeeded Bro shoot
ing himself
What do you want with that asked
Ohcer Carney. alter Doe had taken the
weapon away>from the man lam trsd
Of 'le struggle and = want 10 blow ms
BRAINS out replied she desperate man
Clayton chen hastily took everything out Of
DIS pockets and handing tbs things 20
Dhcer Carney exclaimed Keep these
things and iet me go and throw myser. .n
front Of tram your end me- down the
track 10 about hail an hour.
As Doe finished be- made q dash toward the
gate leading 90 The train. and % req1,reJ
the efforts Of Omcer Carney and two pot
ters 20 hold bin When srraiEned before
Justice Loden CLAYTON stated DE was tired
NJ living
Us that Che only reason you want TO
1'e- asked Justice Lodon well. have
had some business revcrees replied The
prisoner
Clayton stated that he doesn know any
body DO Baltimore and Justice Loden de
-idcd week DO Jai. would give him time 10
.h'nk over the matter. in bis effects we're
.2und a notice from The Exchange bsok ~
lannington notifying him that bis note Tor |
zro was due on Aug. 70
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-08-23
A Souvenir LETTER
And Beautiful Little Booklet Of
Photographic Views Of Ki1gWOOd
and Cheat River aud Mountain
Scenery.

The best and haudsomest novelty ever
Introduced into the county is now on sale
az the Argus Book Store Kingwood aud
IS called "A Souvenir Letter OF Kingwood p
w Va" II consists OF handsome little
booklet. inches wide and o., long with
heavy paper backs, and containing ten
splendid Photographic views as follows
Price Street Looking North. Soldiers
Monument. Court Square Residence Of
Mrs. e. NJ. Bishop" Fairfax Manor Near
Kingwood Built 1913" First National
Bank. Main Street. Picturesque Scenery
Along the NJ. & X. X. r.. "A Scene In the
| narrows OF Cheat River" between Trow
bridges Ferry and Rowlesburg). Cheat
River and Mountain Scenery" "a lovely
view Of the river aud mountains between
the Falls and the Cooper Rocks Com.
pany OF Kingwood. FIRST Regiment West
Virginia National Guard This shows ~
members Of the company. very plainly, and
is good picture. Another splendid view
IS entitled Logging IN the Narrows OF
Cheat River There are two pages Tor
writing ia the book and the inside edges oil
the cover are per iorated and gummed so
that It can be sealed up aud then torn or
cut of at the perforated lines. leaving a
very handsome souvenir to send TO your
friends. The whole letter and book oil
| views tetaiIs Tor the
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-08-23

The item in this issue of the paper
from Baltimore and published in
several other papers in regard to
Virgil Clayton. of Warrington, and
son of L. NJ. Clayton, OF King
wood, is considerably overdrawn,
and about all there is of il, so far
as We can find out from an invest-
CATION, is that the young man was
down at Baltimore on spree and
perhaps did some foolish things as
most any man does in that fix. His
brother Arthur went down TO bring
him home.