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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-16

I1 Chorus cried ciss us Sewsso.s
isfpielEe &
This wora OF Int has been ID every.
one ls,prti,. ana MANI are wcnde+ins
what the word sisnifie tlscngt I'D
enc has yet been found: who Ni1I deny;
that II NEWHRoss HERPIcTDE does
the work Wen. for hi In formation
Of thousand Sof people who Iikes Is q,
know all about q good thing, we would
ely that sHERPICIDE means d Z!
;stroyerA or Her OF .ssH erpes.st Now
Herpes'isS the family name ots Ids.
ease caused by yari Gus vegetable par.
asites. A !similar microbe ,catisesf dan.
dlrutf itching scalp. and falling hair;l
this iLssS sis the nilcrcbe that sNEWBRo's
HEa-EE:R!ElPIcIDE prom pit d estrnys: after
which Z the hair grows. sold by lead
trg druggists. Send ~ In stamps for
sample to- The sHerpicid es Co! Detroit,
M
" Two sizes, soc and 81. 90: ID. AZ. Bill.
tngsIeaF e. Coz special agents.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-16
zs0V DAWSON
SEElIOUS JILL
w Has TJHEsc uEosis-syiL ill.,
LEANE FOR AsE4EIELE,
HpETt1 cARoETNA. 3

EiIAHtEsTps III. ya.s June 81 ~. 20
sor some time paat GOV william nj:
q. pawson has not been 81 the best
= hsuItIs and HI has frequently been
epmpeited % size the work OF his
pgIta and hlle chi ed rests built
E;ls grneTnl1yy SUBJ osedS that the, cause
~ this was the hard work he has
keen doing IN sth q once IT. has been
= natie af but "a few weeks since he
B saaI mpeI1edt to give ball work hers
md take a yacat lon OF several weeks
rilien he spent al Hunting ton ito re-
<nperate nm heal 1T has been gem
1zaIIs known tint his heath has not
len Eadd sfors some time past but 1t
NH attributed 10 the hard work he
1Fass doing 4 Y IL
sEhafa was cpnsld erable surprise
ma regret Syasterday whenfit became
llsnuwu Tint ne ply fianss who have
beed Intending the governor. after d
SiIIepuuElf ninati On have Informed
lin md the embersS Of the family.
ziatt shs ia sun erlng with tuberculosis
and That VIII sbe nbsolute ely neces-
saty for him 10 leave til q capital for
Ed1ie mon ths Last 1.-THE finforma-
s..,sian MAS given out that arrange
sants had been mad e for Governor
MI nm vein "a few i days at the
datttirsst Asheyi Tile, ~: q: where he
;,ni1t spend several mon tbs in. the hope
;thats he mayhreg gain his former health.
.slIfs Dawson WI Il accompany him aon,
TIP and he will be kept absolutely
sHfst and every mort made ito keep.
lin from the work OF his ONCE as
riiiaks executive: a ord erE that, IL possI-
nld nm climate tof that; famous resort
my bring him around ali right again
soyetnor$ Dawson has never been
robust md since he was ,inducteds into.
me otlcesheInow! occupies he has been
lIindefatig uable worker, often remall-
ins his nee unti the early hours.
me morning Ne has beensan un-s
worker sat all times and the
hours and \ strenuous work has
lid upon his system It'll now he is
eGmpe1leds give up ali work for
rgme Sn,onth 1T least and make an Ell
mt TegaIns his healt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-16
|IH !! ARIZONA kicker
dts Eyer Watcfful Editor Has fo|
Use His Guns Again: q
TRo UBLES D WEB IN ARTIcL Z
How q The a Colonel Was Given : Much
II; y eeded Lessor heS q ed N an g rom
Panhandle y Meets 81 His vatcrloogsa At
TX Last and sIsf Placed fatS Rest.

Copyright. 100. by Mary McKeon.J VI
S One OF the biggest crnnks among our
snbscrlbers and one of 4 lie most motto.
yrious in the territory ifs Colonel Single.
ton ;of. the Three Bar rancli. The! colo.
mel Inns subscribed for the Kicker and
dropped It again about four times q
lyear for the last five years. There is
never y'. mn telling what will please or
Idlsplease him. and the first thing we
know he refuses his paper and sends
us word that ne are q fool and a vii:
lain.
sss On such occasions, as soon MS we can
make 1T convenient, we buckle on our
guns and ride over TO the ranch. The
colonel expects us. He begins shooting
mt us as soon ms we come within range.
We shoot buck. After we havc fwastcd
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-16
"a MISREPRESENTATION,

loWAIEAGLEs3 lNIsEssioN.F
:sadARsHALLTOWN la June 4 6.--
Eagles from forty-eish arrtes In
Iowa III take part IN the elaborate
programme. covering three days. Or.
ranged by the Marshall townE IN embers
6fs the state convention OF the ;order.ss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

tE 10y GoS go u = So ~
NASHVILLE, Tenn. June 16. Ten:
nt.s1 !. Democrats VII meet I'm state
convention here tomorrow to choose
delegates to the Z DenveS: conyenelUff.
Instructions FOR Bryan IS pparentiy1
certain. Ss5 Y All KS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-16
SENATOR SCOTT

"A :,
lnplninse This Inot ION carried ana the
(dslegati Hon ad tourn ed I'd meet at the
feall sof the chat nlan.
Intimation has been today that III
executive session was: desired so the
members could sbs Spoiled on the spresi.
Dental choice. the Roosevelt boomers
like sTeter and Cur tain Claiming that
q matorlty o. the elegates would like
o5,Yotes for Roosevelt. This secret
session was smoothly prevented III
|Laughlfns and Thurman and every dele:
gate but Curtainsle eft the meeting wear:
Ing q yellow Taft ba,dg ! B
Played Pretty Poitt1es. 81
Hon. George "a. ughlins and Con:
gresham w. IL. Hubbard head ed the
convent Ion contingent from Wheeling
that arrived this morning The party
included lamar Powell. AZ II Lehman.
of Fairmont y John K1ncafd, c al. Krug,
J. T. Sweeney, Postmaster George
Work, all OF sistersvi11e !; John Cum
Minis and Louis Buchwald, ri Wheel;
Ing: Delegate j. T. fKoen; OF Manning:
ton, and u. G. Honmnn, OF wheeling;
G: E.-Hutchtnson, Of Cameron ~. #P.
Haxerva1e. OF Berkley Springs WI.
Armstrong. OF slstersville; Col. W:iK:
B3odley, Of Wheeling and Thomas Nor.
rls, who is d described as the Booker
Washington OF West virginia Mentor
Caldwell. 81 OF Parkershurg; Dr. wing.
of Chenille; Delegate j. IA. Leininger,
Of Harrisyille, and w. NJ !. Dudley, OF
Parkersburg. Z. 1. j.
Are All for Scott. q
After the meeting with the earlier
arrivals! at the Lexington there wui,
o; general rush to the Annex and a
hunting up 4 OF other delega ties, WHO
did not register at the Headquarters.
The late corners were much Interested
IN the suggestion of Senator Scott for
vice president and approved II. They
were pleased to see Scott pictures
adorning the hotel corrid ors end Scott
buttons were handed the multitude
Tonight Senator Scott arrived at; the
Lexington with Mrs. S colt and gave
the glad hand to his constituents. He
declared that he was not ambitions for
the vice presidency and asked a ces-
cation OF the boom for time This
did not lessen the enthusiasm of the
home folks and they have kept on
talking Scott. 81 5s,3s.
WtllgFollow instruction 81
Naturally those arriving yesterday
were anxious about the reported de.
lection of Curtain and Teter. and
while Teter retracted 4 none Of his
statements booming Roosevelt he. ;ad:
mitted that che delegation would prob.
ably follow Instructions.
~ There was 81 fear fsamong scott's
friend SHAT Teter5 might start a fight
against Scott's reelection. as a mem:
Der of; the national committee and the
Eagacious Laughlin drew out OF his
pocket a list Of delegates who had
sworn allegiance to Scott and the
there could be no break. a message
was sent to Judge Dayton urging him
to 4telegraph TeterE and prevent any
slip. Some mighty good politics was
played after the arrival of Laughlln,
Hubbard: and the other delegates from
the northern part OF the State and
when the delegation began it's caucus
there was a better feeling.
III ~ li5s Y
William sherring was a c rafton Wis:
itor Sunday. 55
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-16

AUCTION ExPREsS!PAc
The; United States ExpressaCo Company
VIII sell at public SAFE GOO sp,e ces I'm;
e,aimed express packages at corner
Main and etferson streets. Saturday,
June y, at I III M. at 5public auction.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-16
WISCONSIN VETERANS;

III racine. Wis, JuneS i Wisconsin
department Grand Army OF the Re:
Eublic, opens its annual encampment
today. Ma tfonaT Commander Burton,
Of Missouri. Is expected to address the
veterans at a campfire THIS evening y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-16
Tho Other standpoints,,.

70 IlI.IsI ~ nc OtHert StahdPot1t.t .I- -
First Alosquito--Don't yoi think these
human beings nrc too numerous?
Second aIosquitos -. Altogether SO.
Some effort ought to be made to cx
Terminate; tleIn.-Ncw York Life.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-16
Mania For IT,

Is. sstt. ~ MANIA For 1t. f ~. "a 4.
Feedun,-Thcre's one high rallroau
rate mighty few people object to.
ESTABLISHMENTS that r.? :.
Feet!um-A high rate ef si,eed--Kln1,
.sas City Times. "a 8 i,S N AZ 50
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-16
-. TTY-7-- n - ~
!. Only Way. Out of 1t.

"
The Triinn Donnn-I told you
wouldn't sing the role ut the salary
sou med, and yet you have billed.
'nic in the part all over tho city. l,5 {.
The Herr Dircct,r-I see only onr
wLy out of It now. 1850! As
4 The r. D.--I am listening. It5
The II. D.--For your own sake It'll
DC best for yon to appear. Tho nntl or.
study Is III Ind voice. Is
Tho T. D.,--Nevcr. q.
The II. .D.--Thcn your reputation vii!
he ruined, for cvney one will think II:
Is you, and with had criticisms about,
You I could never offer you another
Engagement n + ,.;t.
Graduated Epithcts. N * Eli
Jones told the story of n nfh,
2. ~ The size OF It ;vns model. s. {'s5.sf
ig His hearers shifted In scorr tul wise \
And inurrttlred. E"Atollycoclle
He told tho story once again. 4 = "
But only reused theIr Ire.
His friends. pcrceiving how 1t crew. &
Ejnculnted. '.Liur!.'' sol
He added next n dozen pounds: :; II Ks
The story. found no taker.
Instead his auditors uprosc IN
s;:s B q And dubbed him .'nnturo fakir." y Il
s Until he reached the first told sIrc
IA m ITO caused the weight to vary,
Az And then his friends conternptuous
Remark ed, "Renctionary!" ~ TSssss
a -:-.I Wilson II New York Sun
Drug store Comforts.
You'll find this store a most com.
Portable place as 8it Is our d esire to
make you like to come here. When
II I'd of drug store good try us. "a
IS EhIARTEN'S DRUG STORE.
slAn1ETrA
Order Gold Medal Flour II your folks; mn
spernickttyf bop ga berry ctpais.5 sAlLfASNs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-16

lSasOrder Gold Medal Flour iftyourH folks ars5
rnielityf Don't thetr'y Ictunls. EA1Lf!ANN.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-16

William sherring was a Grafton Wis.
itor Sunday. $685.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-16

'!rhe Said Stranger Draws and Fires
the First Shot-IIe Had Sworn to
Kill the Editor. tl3ij y a.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-16

tsAfptherisE says there's only one sbest,.
shonrt. Gold Medal otlrss JOHN.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-16
SHORE SHOOTING.

"JIM HELLso rLusKs y STRANGER.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-16

Ladies' this Will be the greatest OPP
portunlty5 to secure = Z" r. Il oosler.,' Join
the Hooalers Club next week.
N uzuM5 g ROSS,
f 49, MAIN
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03
The Wlllopus WalIopus.

Back Of the city of Leesburg on the
north west corner thereof there Is te-
Igion where the cypress nloarus in unison
tothe vail olNhsFwinter winds, or soughs
softly as the bay and magnolia do er The
winds with. fragrance Of the spring, while
the droning OF the bee in the blossom
wakes the st;nk jim from his slumber on
the tailen l,g and the bottled green. OF
the bull frog glints IN the,supiight for an
i"stant at the approach of 4 visitor, and
fades kercheenk from view.
But we started.49:teIi Of The Willopus
Wallupus, nlammalia oceanicns, doggonia
sorrycus, or what ever darn,thlng it is in
the pond. The ,daykiss fr, several days
have heard believing and brayings, and
shrieks and screams, and any other kind
Of noise that the imagination could pic
ture. They have seen the shape Of dog,
a seal, cow, Gater, Bar, tiger, a
illefant, or ANYTHING else that The writer
coulj name from a natural history. Sfer-
tiff Smith, marshall Sitter, and others have
orgauized searching parties and gone
forth, bur they have not as vet returned
WITH VENl VIDI VlcI. inscribed upou
their anners. Hourly the mysterious
visitor gets bigger, and the contributions
in the hats at the local colOred churches
grow larger. 1t may be Csesar's ghost
come back. it may be bar" Oh a rattle
snake, or u ,errypin wun er luther. an hit
may lie Jess nothin, hut the dishes are
washed much quicker AID the cook gets
home much sooner than az date in the
past. A strong petition vii he forwarded
to Teddy to come down and set US free il
the suspense continues much longer.
Nov hits better git the supper done
An better doabDut
Don't the WaIlopus'll git We
Fl va don't watch ont.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03

John w. Shiver, Americas. Co., Carload
buyer "RuberOid and Security Roofing, .
Oxide Iron, Red Dry MetaEe Paint, has
in .Iock to 4 carloads Of Paints, oils
Varnish, ETC., Best Cypress and' No i
and 2 Pine Shingles, Patent Plaster. Man
tets. Crates, aud lilies, Has just soId the
Y. M. Z. A. Building so squares Of Roof
ing; also Agricultural College kuoting
for dining hall and kitchen; also n. +.
Wthbel's Wholesale Grocery Co. build.
ing: | am selling paint in Seueca, S. g.,
Gainesville, Ga. ). Monticello, Ca, Thom-
asville, ia, Arlington, Ca, .Brouwocd,
Ca, Cordele, Ca, aud ~ counties in the
state,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03
Came as He Went.

Two young men we're in hot argu.
ment over a problem which needed q
great deal Of mental calculation.
~ tell you" said one. that you are
entirely wrong"
But am not" said the ether.
Didn't go to school. stupid?" nj.
most roared his opponent.
YES" was the calm reply, land you
came back stupid"
That ended It.
Cases have been known Of men who
have permitted business to interfere
with golf, but they are rare. and GER
tainlt II would be extremely dIficult
to and an individual bold enough to In
cur the odlum Of his fellow golfers by
admitting the mpeachment-Golf II.
lustrdted.
The Best He Could De.
u was his hrst circuit, and. more.
over. he had to defend his first client.
who was a better known than respect
"a burglar. In an interval he ap-
preached a veteran member Of the baE
and sought for advice.
"And how long do yOu think I ought
to make my speech to the jury. STRIP
he finished up.
~ should say about an hour" said
the old hand.
IAN hour: why, thought ten min
utes would ba ample! Why 30 IongT
"Well." said bis adviser. ',you see.
they can't sentence him TIL you're An
ished. and the longer you talk tia
longer he'll be- out Of jail ~ L;ondoH
MMiE
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03
|Pers % a LAD do 6 al
III Names # The People ubo CsMQ aid
Go--See # Your Fams CAP Be FOND Be-ow I

.
and etc. Now you must be badly behind
the times. or you didn't take much notice
OF what 'ranspred before, and the day OF
the recent primery for comfy officers,
There was ~hiskey at every precinct in
the county, including the county site, and
that's not all, there were men offering bti
hes Of money tor. votes for their favorite
candidates, and who absolutely paid FIVE
dollars to one man fof his. vote, which
was duly delivered. Why even party
from neighbOring county took 1t upon
himself to furnish the booze at political
gathering IN certai" district Of the coun-
ty. How does all this sound to civilized
law abiding people. 1t don't seem that
things get any better does it. ALI. OF
THE ABOVE CHARGES ARE EASY
To PROVE. NOW THAT THE
GRAND JURY With SooN BE CAL.
LED TOGETHER; don't you think il
would be we'll to seriously consider the
Stale of things; l. do Ii is time a stop
was put TO such law breaking, and the
guilty party dealt with. A briber or any
one accepting one is not fit for jury duty
or any other. duty OF public nature.
r A CITIZEN. ad rt
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03
70 The Democratic Voters
OF Georgia.

I am candidate for State Treasurer
subject to the action OF the Democratic
P,s N tue approaching Stale Primary.
In making tIis announcement refer with
confidence and paldonable degree Of
'pri e TO my long service in the treasury
derallmvnt, covering a period OF more
than twenty years, during which time
looked after the financial interests Of the
Sale as well as the interestsot depos,tors
IN the various banks with apparent salts
faction to the people. NV record IN this
Office will, believe, be accepted cs suf
6cient guarantee that the duties of this
important trust will be faithfully perform
ed if again placed in my charge. earn
sstly solicit the support Of my fellow citi-
z.us.
Very respectfully,
VIM, J. SpEER.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03

80 * t5.
Jldes Edwards held And adjourned term d
oEdinatyssecurt here Monday
MI. Ten Green. Of ch0kee, attended L
business lhsre Monday.
AR. Elijah p. Lee spent 1 few days in
SavsnaAhsshis week. ~
Mos. E. r.Klng and daughter. Miss Lois,
visited Albany Tuesday. ,''s
Judge ]. N. Hines pad Albany A. bust
ness trip Tuesday.
Hon. I. p. Cooke, ofArmena, was in the
city On business Monday.
Messrs. A. W. Goodwin ana M, M. Mar.
tin paid Albany visit tuesday.
Msssrs. J. A. Lipsey and S. J Woman at
terded 70! Business IN Atlanta several days
this wreck.
Mrs. MN. Martin visited friends In pei
ban couple Of days this week. z.
Miss Jennie Ford was shopping n Albany
Thursday. ~ f;
.uh 81
Mrs. 81 3, Saith paid Albany s,-visil
Thursday ,-a
Among;{he many visitors 70 the Carnival
h Albaas Thursday wsrs Mrs. Page. Misses
Bass an6Rsge, Messrs o. j. Minis, w. c.
RusIandsap. J. Reagan, c. c. Holiday, H. G.
SsOvalI. Reagan, W. L. Nuns and 9TH
era. s
Mesdames Galway ana fBdnkI.yJ visited
Alsanytndiy. *.sS
MIR. psosisr. Of Dawson. was d .tbe.: c,s,
Friday.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03

The bl0OmeT costume was frSt seen
inalsew York In 1849. the wearer being
Mn Bloomer. from wham the costume
deEtyed its name.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03
Al Citizen Says
Few Warm
Things.

Ma. ENRON
In y0nr edilorlaI In your last weeks is-
sue under ths head Of "Give Us Honest
PolitseS' yon Ispeak Of the elec'non two
ytArs ago.. and say ths, We were srhauch.
ed With lots Of mean whiskey hauled over
W. county 1t thai ,inae, And you say ale
% ttat We are too much civilized to be
hoAahs Or inauencad BY mcaG whiskey
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03
" y
"HAR RIGAN,
laLsuvass,sIs <hss~ .ste ~.
THAT'S
: Me-

FELLOW CITIZENS. next Sunday
evening come to the Postofsce ami wait
6ve minutes aud what do you hear. Oh. It's
grhphopAOne, what is 1t singing 20 loud
you ask. i's nothing bnly that old religious
song "A.A-R-R-I-G.A.N, THAT'S >tE''
Oh, 4 has changed. yes that's anplher
goodold song SUSAN CONE kiss ME-
GoslD AND STRONG. yoa say i.0 no
harae foF fellow to play his graphophone
Of eoGsse not during tn. week, but what
Do you say about graphophone blatine on
Sunday ike William EoI in a rain
stersa. say it's wrong. it is not right.
aDd what do you thiak the Good Lord
thinks aboat i it, tell you It will tax .
lots If lloyd talk and just little praying
IN the COED old B. VI. U. to save the
gaiIty party, Again citizens is It right TO
keep your STORES open ell day Sundayi
ls it lawful What kind Of an impress :
sion do you think it would make ON any
one that might be passing through our
town on the train TO see stores open aud
hear your William Goat photograph blat-
inga Citizens it is not right, it is unlaw-
ful. and very bad example for any good
CHRISTIAN GEN rLEMAN to set for
our boys and girls.
hope have ulHde no eremYs, ! mean
no harm. Only q lew remarks by a
Christian gentleman. Think about it citi.
sens.
"HARRIGAN Ad It
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03

POSTED.

Notice Is hereby given that III lads IL
the undersigned IN Lee county, known as
The l. A. jordan places, are posted, and that
all persons hunting or Otherwise tfespaSsing
on the same will be prosecuted.
MRS. JOHN D. LITTLE.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03

sailer Down III the plgpen," au.
swered the son Of the house. ''He has
q hat o. Ldpplncott's.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03

THE ADORE e the reply to Mr., D. J
RagaRs appeal 70 the people.
Bye, Bye.
"HARRIGAN"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-04
Gdjtpeiaer Reflame.

Die rgasIsr Na9ri9ten" f9reiben:
@tn fdpeiaerifnes S9otolabebaus
lest feinen GraeusniHen bic 2i9tbiIber
bon paterIGnbifden @ebGuben unb
2dnbf9aften BEL. .5erausseeeben fir
bic f9tpeiaerifdeu @oltsf4ulen1 itsbt
unter Der Befdreibuns auf Der Riids
ieite Der SeIstn. Gs tpirb uns sine
biefer Rarten NIT Der 4bbilbung bes
@ebGubes Der Sberen Reali6ule in
9afel bOrselest. Dem Ssrt ouf Der
Riidfeite entnebmen mir folsenbe
8liitbe: wDteies S9uIbaus ipirb
tursipes aud eipettsSdulbaus ses
nannt. So erbielt btefen Ramsn ipGbs
renb bes 1urentrieses, als 9aiels
S9ulius.nb sliibsnb fir bic Sreibeitss
tdmpfer i'm Siiben Mfritas fpmpatbis
iirte. 3ur Grinneruns on ben tapfe>
rem 8urengenral Detpett purbe bic
ansrenaenbe Strabe Deipettftrabe ges
tauft.A Sb iid Der aIte Sbeolosiepros
feFor Wilbelm Wdrtin 2ebere6t De
Wette nidt in feinem @rabe umbreben
piirbe. tpeun er ii9 70 nit benz Saus
besen aus bem 8urentries bertpedieIt
feben miibtel
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-04

DEN Briten sef9entt
Dilltam maIbprf 4ftor bat benz Ropal
llniteb Serpice Wnfeuui tn 2onbpn
bic am eritsn Suni 1873 burd 8. M.
9. sSbdnnon" eroberte Slaese Der
amerifantf9en Sresatte rgbefapeate"
gum @ef9ent semadt. Gin 4s.nt
bate bic SABINE fir 9lffor auf stnsr
gluttion sritanben. Dos Sisnafborn,
auf fpel4em su benz beriibmten 9alas
clabasansriff BET SebaitppOl stblafen
tpurbe. folDie mebrere Mebatllsn aus
benz Rrimtries tprrben sIei9aeitig nit
Der Glasse fiir 4itor setauft inb ebens
fans bur4 i'm bemfelbeu Mufeum ges
f1enft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-04

SusenbIi9er pretsges
tp tn ner. Sn benz Wettbeiperb nm
bas neue Ratbbaus bes 2onboner
Grah9aftsratbes erbielt Elm 29idbs
riser. nod suna unbetannter 2lr9itett,
Ramens q. Ruott, ben srifen prtis
Suertdnnt. au9 fpirbe ibm bic 9lass
fiibrung iibertrasen. mas aufammen
einem Derbienft bon f35,00 ents
fpri9t. 4n bem Wettbeiperb batten
iid bic bebeutenbfen @r9itsttsn be,
tbeiIist.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-28
"F NEWARKERSH HAD BUT ONE WEEK TO LIVE" AND LESSONS
FROM 1.-THE SCHOOL or LFE" AMONG CITY PASTORS SUBJECTS
Pastor Denlinger Refers to
Those Who Pore Over the
Bible, Failing in Vital Point.

1.-THE Relation of Love to Knowl-
edge was the Rev. DIR. Henry c. Den
fingers theme in the High Street Pres
byterian Church yesterday morning.
He said In part: ut might be said that
all knowledge is created by love il we
take love in a wider sense of interest.
We cannot conceive of any knowledge
that does not owe itself to some pas
sion or desire. Love as emotion is
valueless, without knowledge, for the
instrument of love is knowledge. 1t is
not enough for a Christian to have an
emotion that owes itself to the story
of the loving Christ. There is toe
much of this kind of e~motionalism. The
Bible has become In our own day a
new book, and your love is falling you
if YOU aren't finding this out.
""There are those who go over and
over the Bible and 1t doesn't meat
anything to them. To know something
of this living course which the Bible
interprets and to feel its beauty ano
power and strength in our hves--thi'
is to have our love abound In knowl
edge.
81 like to think of God planning anc
scheming and trying to find a way. I
was loves plan, loves scheme. Goo
uses biography. railroads, telephones
and steamboats,. The Christian spiri
is busy all the while utilizing tn
| natural knowledge and putting (;
( sound mind into the emotional move
ments."