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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-07-29
Unitarian Conference

The Hancock county conference of Uni
tartan and other Christian churches will
be held with the Liberal Christian church
in Bar Harbor Tuesday evening, Aug. II,
and Wednesday, Aug. II. Rev. Alva Roy
Scott, of Bangor, will preach the sermon
on Tuesday evening.
The general subject of the conference on
Wednesday will be: "Unitarian Faith and
Organization" In the forenoon addresses
will be given by Rev. c. F. Dole, d. D., on
''The Basis of Religion in the Life of the
Universe, and by Rev. Adelbert Lathrop
Hudson on Liberal Faith and Spiritual
Life".
In the afternoon Rev. Samuel A. Eliot,
D. D., will speak on ''The Unitarian Faith
at Work., and Rev. II. H. Saunderson on
Faith at Work in the Young Peoples
Religious Union.
Further announcements will be made.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-07-29
GREEN LAKE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, Of Bar Harbor, were
guests at the Morse cottage.
T. R. Savage, wife and daughter, and
Eugene Savage and wife, were guests at
the Babcock cottage Sunday.
The season is at its height, and every
available camp has been hired by lovers oi
Green Lake. There is talk OF three more
cottages being built.
Fishing at this season has not been bet
ter in years. Almost daily there are sew
eral reports of good salmon being landed
s. Daub is the most successful fisher
man. Mr.. Quinn landed ten-poundel
this week, and few smaller ones. Walter
Higgins and Reuel Kimball got two
small salmon. P. McNamara caught ar
eight t-pounder. w H. Gorham landed {
ten-pounder.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-07-29
NORTH ELLSWORTH.

Francis McGown and wife spent Sunday
at Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Edward K. Leach, of Bangor, is
visiting her husbands sister, Mrs. Alvin
Maddocks.
A. NJ. McGown and family, of North
Bangor, spent Sunday with his sister
Mrs. Fred Starkey.
Rev. Nelson Heeden preached an inter-
esting sermon at the chapel Sunday even
ing. Mrs. Karin Sundlng, of New
Britain, Conn.,, sang two solos, which were
much appreciated.
The ladies' church aid will give lawr
party at the home of Mrs. B. Mitchell
Wednesday evening, July 20. Ice-cream
cake and lemonade will be served. All arr
invited.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-07-29
MOUTH OF THE RIVER.

Miss Ethel Massey, of Lawrence, Mass.
visited her grandmother, Mrs. M. E. Tate
recently.
Herbert Webber, of Boston, who re-
Gently visited his brother, Everett Webber
has returned home.
Mrs. Hettie Remick Holt, of Portland
is visiting her mother and sister, Mrs
Cordelia Remick and Mrs. Sue Pray.
Mrs. Geneva Mosley, who was week
end guest of friends here, has returned t.
her home in Bar Harbor. She was accom-
panied home by Miss Greta Hodgkins.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-07-29

COMING EVENTS.
ELLSWORTH.

ELlSWOhTH.
Friday, July 81, at Society hall-Social
dance.
:, Friday, Aug. Determination of teach
ers for State certificates. beginning at
8a. m.
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept 16 and
17-North Ellsworth fair.
COUNTY.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug. II and
II - Annual conference of Unitarian
churches at Bar Harbor.
Springfield day of Hancock Pomona
grange.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Aug.
18, 10, 2O-Bar Harbor horse show.
Tuesday, Aug. 25 - Annual reunion of
First Maine heavy artillery, at Bucksport.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
Sept. 8, 9 and 10-Fair of Hancock County
agricultural society at Mountain park,
Bluehill.
Thursday, Sept. "a, at Arden Young's
grove, Otis-Field day of Green Mountain
Pomona grange.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. % and 30
Fair of Northern Hancock agricultural
society at Amherst.
Wednesday, Sept. 3O-Orland fair.
FAMILY REUNIONS.
Wednesday, Aug. 5-Reunion of Moore
family at Gerry's casino, Ellsworth Falls.
Thursday, Aug. 6-Rice family reunion
at Birch Harbor.
Wednesday, Aug. 12-Jordan family re-
union at Blacks grove, Mariaville.
Friday, Aug. 14-Bunker family reunion
at South Gouldsboro. If stormy, first
pleasant day.
Saturday, Aug. 15-McGown family re-
union at Agricultural hall, North Els
worth.
Wednesday, Aug. 19-Butler family re-
union at Hardison park, West Franklin.
Saturday, Sept. s. Wilbur reunion at
grange hall, Eastbrook.
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Lightning Struck at Eastbrook.

EAsrBRooK, July % Especially D-During
the severe thunder shower which passed
over this section Monday afternoon, the
buildings of Edward Jellison in East brook
were struck by lightning and burned, with
nearly all the household furniture, cloth
ing, hay, etc. No one was seriously hurt,
although those in the house were thrown
from their chairs by the shock. Much
sympathy is felt for Mr.. Jellison in his
loss. There was a partial insurance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-07-29

In 1910: She-Doesn't your dinner suit
you, dear! He-No, these mince-pie
tabloids are not the kind that mother used
to buy at the drug store.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-07-29
CHURCH NOTES.
CONGREGATIONAL.

Req. r. B. Mathetcs, pastor.
Sunday, Aug. p Morning service at
1870. Sunday school at 11.45. Evening
service at 7.3O.
Prayer meeting Friday evening at 7.30.
UNION CoNG'L, ELLSWORTH FALLS.
Req. J. D. NPrigmore, pastor.
Sunday, Aug. p Morning service at
1880. Sermon by pastor. Sunday school
at 11.45. Evening service at Z.
Prayer meeting Friday evening att.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Reu. W. F. Emery, pastor.
Sunday, Aug. q Morning service at
1880. Sermon by pastor. Subject:
'Achieved is the Glorious Work" Sun
day school at 11.45. Junior league at 8.
Evening service at 7.30. Subject 1.-THE
Problem of Personality"
Prayer meeting and bible study Tuesday
evening at 7.30.
BAPTIST.
Req. p. A. A. Killan,, pastor.
Sunday, Aug. 2 Morning service at
1880. Sermon by pastor. Sunday school
at 11.45. Christian Endeavor meeting at
7. Evening service at 7.3C.
Prayer meeting Friday evening at 7.3O.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-07-29

have seldom known any one who de-
serted truth in trifies who could he trust-
ed in matters of mportance.-Paley.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-07-29

FROM WEsT-s6.55 @ m. sl208, 40 and .6.22
PM
FROM EAsT--12.20 O m; $40 and 1l07 m.
MAIL CLOSES AT PosToFFfcE.
GONG WEsT-l1.50 m, y, '515 and g . m.
GoIsG EAsT-6.15 and 645 m; 4 and $40 m.
'Daily, Sundays included.
No mails dispatched tc or received from the
east Sundays.
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FOR SALE.

The beautiful old Colonial Estate on Bridge
Hill, Main ST., Ellsworth, Me-, opposite the Soldiers
Monument, formerly known the Charles Jarvis
homestead and occupied by Everard H. Greely.
Must be sold at to settle estate. Apply for
particulars to Mrs. G. r. HUTCHINSON, Administra-
trix, 131 Essex Street, Salem, Mass.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS isis WEEK
Ellsworth Greenhouse.
CLEVELAND, ONO:
Clover Oil & Paint Co-Salesmen wanted.
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SCHEDULE OF MAILS. N
AT ELLswoRTH PosroFFIcE.
In effect June 22. iSbS
MAILS RECEIVED.
FROM WEsr-+6.55 O m, *l2.08, 4.30 and s622
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Sas gScttcr.

Sir 0}ornIon0 mo Den Giitritt
Columbia belltc mo mor8cn tlnr;
lcidtc unipringcuoe Y2inOc.
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In ocu onOcrcu @rmoc0 @cttcrbe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. luoren Die fol
Qel0cu uic0riaitcu Icmpcratltren Der.
5Cid,nCt:
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80, Nnbonn %. Nep Oorf %, YbiIo.
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ington Is, Norfolf "a, SottcroS ~,
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40, <pitcr So, Sen @cit IS, 2Gtlonto
80, montgomery 80, Nclu Orleans
40, IoIcItine 40, @oIucitou 30, Cor.
p,t8 Gbriiti 80. Mcmpbi9 3S, Giucin.
noti 30, Gittobrrg rs, Samcgo 26.
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Is, ct. 2oltiS -, &onio9 Gitp %,
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Solt &ofc Gitp 81, 9enpcr 26, 9tortb
GIotte 20 9obgc Gitp 81, 9tmoriQu
26, Sos Nngelco 80.
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yNripn". GOn5crt.
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,@crmnnins WGnurr d)ur.Sallc."
Nnfang 8untt h!9 ltbr.
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1903 Stills Superintendent Der 60
tomotipen Der Baltimore Nbio-
9o6n" mar, bonn IN ocn Gtenit Der
.Weitingbouic Nirbreof 60" III
YittabltrQ trnts lit icbt 5llriIdGefebrt
lutO Sllperinten0ent Der 2ofonloti-
pen Der Baltimore Ohio 9obn" &c.
lporoen an Stelle Don 5. s. Wtiibl-
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glieo rno Gr-WioporssGunoioo @m.
9. Hrntt miro icbt olid) Der Gr,ge-
merber INN oie 9oltimorer Eoitmei-
ltcriteQc Stepben q. Muion ais
llcuer @eperber fir ooa I'M nGditcn
Sabre pom FrGiiOenten Gait ncll 5lt
belebenoe tcttc 2Int genaltnt.
GrGGIt 9icen5 5uriid #. -
Gem friibereu 8oItuirth Did. Sep.
lrer non Ntr- sol, Siio.@ono-S troBc,
lit Die Sd)onfIicenI, Oic linn am T..
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tltng Der Sptrttlole lem . S%daltgeiebe
ent5oaen mltroe ul0 Dem Hihter
Stodbrl0ge obenorein cine Strutc
bon $3.50 alfoittirtc, crbGIt auf BE.
febl 0es 8ouGernellrS Grotbcra leinc
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3ell9e, olrf 0eiien NltSingen bin Sep.
llcr ifulota b%eIrn0cn Dur0c, bot icbt
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Eflift, Scpner 81 bcNnooigcn mo
ibn Die Sicen5 mo ooS S~truigel0
5lrriid5uge6en.
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befonnte Shauipiclcrin, lpelfc iid)
Sonntag I'M nMorplono llniperit.
t1tS = Soipitol" uc9en @lin0oorm-
gnt5iiuoung elmer operation ullter.
5ieben muBtc, befu10 lid. Nnhrihtell
olla bent &oipitol 5ufolge, geIter>r
per~baltniBmdBig mobl. Die Acr3tc
begen ieBt Die beItinmteite @ofinun0
alli ibre @iebergeneilu1g,
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ben. ~ &m Nllter bon 81 Sobrct
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@cit-SanpoIe.S troBc, ans bem &c.
hon
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genoe nellc GcrorOmngen cingc-
reid)t:
@oH Srlt. alein 49, Yilaiterllna ser
GentroEapenue pom 9oltimore, z tr.
bis Niceonno-Str IT., nit belaiiden
9loden.
@cmdbrlung elmer Neniion BON
$3.50 fir 2(Qnca &inoiop, @ittlpe oc5
6cllerrucbr &icutenont0 ). g. 9inN,
iuD.
Bon @rn. Greene - Grlalbnib fiir
Nnorem Reiter, iciu @eb0uoc an Der
Erutt., uobe &iabtitroBc, ourd Elm
&erbinotngsgeIeiie nit Der @nIti
more II. Cbio-@obn }t pcrbinoe,t.
Son Srn. &oiimou - grlolbniB
iiir ooS Iugen, Cbren, Noien- uno
6ols-6oipitol, in 9}r. 1911 &iabtItr.
Gin Soipitol ,nO 6rcifIinif 3t betrci-
ben.
%m 3mcitcu 3mci0c:
Von Nrn. 9hlmicn - Grloltbnib
iiir Die &oblenbnn0IlnN BON u. yam
renee II. 80. an WiorpIunO nnbc Der
Mt. NopoI &pcmtc, einen Sdruppcn
SIT errihtcn.
Noti5cm
Gie @erorOumg ,iiir Die Hiloitc
rlug Der Mooobroot 2%Ipcntc, 5Diiden
Clifton ullo N%orth-Gpcmlc mltrOe im
critcn Hotb85rpci0e Ailnitig pom
StroBeu. Gomitc ciuberihtet.
Gie &eroromnqcn fir Die S6Itc'
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Wonument mo Salts StroBc, u10
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Gen obbolten i'll f0nncl.
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nGdJitcn Wtonto8.
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-Tiir Weibnadtcn.-
aanft Jest
NIrnhrrgtr vcbfu6cm

eaS bcfannteitc WcibnadltsgcbGf. 60.
chen alts Scntidlano cinsctroifsn i'll
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Ter Sabcn lit tGslid) oficn. Statten
Sic bcmiclbcn cincn Scind) ab, Der
Nppetit iuirb baum idIpn bei'm SeGen
fummen.
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item nno bciten Wuritiuaaren?~ Sra
gen Sic irgcnb einen W%arftbeindcr
nno Sic wcroen Sic Intuort erbnl.
ten: bel
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5ffnrt finbcn. (3o2-3)
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Sricffaiten.

Seierin. - Gin MGoden 1utter
Is Sabrcn Itebt inter Der 9otnGBig
felt Der GItern, ober GItcrr iueroe!l
ntdt fir &ergcben ibrer ainber b.
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ben Eoli5eirihter elmer 9eiierlnos
%onitolt iiberiueiien Ioiien. 2eiocr
MAIDEN sic Observation-Disclosures M1n.
Gen lCl,cn better.
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pSarmOnic." ...... rSGrmOnir."
lente Nbeno
-GriteS grOfes Gon5ert-
in Qehmann's Safe.
(321-2l
ySarmunie."

Yorec mic0cr Gtrcttor.
- Nr. e. j. 2orec, Der iriiberc Yrd-
iioCut Der Baltimore mo Cbio=
Eobn" uro &org0n1er bc9 iebigcn
|~rGiiocutcn Oscar Wtrrop, muroc
Qeitcru gum Wit9lieo oe9 0ircttc
riltma erlpablt al StcQc 0c3 0rn.
Charles SteeI. Die iibrigen Mitglic
scr oe3 Iirettoriunls iinb: Goruur0
II. 9ocon, Soiepb u. 6onrb, Sobn
Y. Green, G0uoro $. Sorrimun u.
@rcnt Sepicr, George T.. Honoolpb,
SumIeI Geu, Normon 9. Heom,
Nomea Spapcr, Son1cs Stiqmun ult6
ISoiepb Moo0. Sr. 9orcc, Der nod
nift Aor5 80 Sabre alt lit, lit eitl
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~iianirtc int SABRE 1908 OILS Yr0ii.
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ole r@eitlife Morplono Nobn" III
ben 9eiib cntlueocr Der Baltimore
lnO Chic" O6cr Der nGcuoin0 @obn"
iibcr9cbrn lpijroc.
@utC Rotbid 4 {. - Gor.
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her. Die cr ont Sonntog IN Der Ct,
Wtortina.9irdc al 6opettc StraBe
rno Sutton. 2locnlc iirnttc, ibren
6Itcrn SIT GcborNcn mo StnotS. lnO
Stootbeomtc 81 rcipettircn, belon-
hcr@ Den @ouucrnCur hc2 Stontc3
lulO ocu Nlapor Der Stuot.
Norplono'S Goritcu, -
giter gcnouen S61elnD SuioIQe, Die
Der Stnots. 86rItcr i, ". Nco0lcu
uorBcnommen bat, Aicbt c3 III Worp.
LAMB 10000 600 g(der NuIolon0 nit
1000, 100000 SUB NortboIj uno
1000, 100000 SUB wcitca 6ol}.
Ser @ertb Oes Sol5cs betr0gt 81,
S7jA23. Gen Wcrtb bea .Sanoca
nod Scr abbol5ung if1bt Sr. 9eoa'
len auf $17,00O,000.
Nieoer i'm @etricb. ~ Die
MoljmiihIe uto Neiiemer.Nnloge Der
nNiorptono StobtGempognie" 81
SporronS 4oint nobm gciterll nod
cimuodentlihcn Stiuituno Den BE.
trieb pieoer olti moourd) 500 WGn.
rer mo anobcn pieoer @eid)ofti,
gulg. crbnlten.
Nil il err SCOT Captain be
trait t. TT 0te altiterns Sripettorer
hnIten iebt nod Dem bie Sniion i'm
noIen 8anqe i'll, ihorIe @ohe ii6cr
Gopitnne, lpeIde u, feline Niliteril
on goro baben. Nodbcnt crit an les.
ten Somitag Captain George Niuir
bon Someriet-G outtp nit S32 NM
Soften b%eitrait wlroe, muBte geiterr
Der farbWe enpitGn 6recman &ones
im 0itlihen Stotionsbouic oicieIbC
Strofc cntrid)ten.
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Sancn in ben blauen 9eracu.

Sn ben bloiten Bergen !oiien left
ncrIdieoene Snltimorer CONNER
@obnumacn erridten, Die iic nadIten
CONNER be5ieben ipoGen. Die i'm
Voit bearifienen Cottages" Iino be-
ltlnlmt fir Eroieiior SeimIep bon ser
rSobns Soptins llnioeriitat," Srn.
SbortoS Sugbes, Der Die nMonterep
Snll" elgnet, llno Srnit burlington.
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Sbeu. 8. Sicncr e. So.
217 Git-Saltimurc.S trasc.

Geltifes uno anberes oiisl1not'
ifes 9elo gefanft urlo perfaufi.
@elOIenbunsen beiorgt mad, 9cltid)'
iano, Seitreid, &uBlano Ii. |. 10.
8e6lel dusgeiteut aitf ausIdnoiid1
gunfen. Grehitbrieie uno 1rauelers
Gbcqucs,
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Seb6cl's cimsiaes Ntelier.

8ir baben MIR Gin gielirr in BAL
timprc, uno bes befinbet fidl in Der
Gtasc 5a cbencr GrSe, Nr. 1921, Rorb-
8ag', nabc Sisb-Str. ainbcr.Tbo-
tosrapbien cine SpesiaIitGt. = Seine
aacntcm nno feline reppen su ifeiacn.
5. Scbbel. 6. Grni, 8cidaftsfabrcr.
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Air Weihnndlten

@eIoIenouneen mad 9euti6Inne
mo Oeitrci6 . llngarn iifer nnS
beIorgt. 5, 10 INTO 20 Dart,
ionic 10 uno 20 8ronen . Sdcinc
5u perfoufen.
SbeO. $. 9iener e &c.,
Nr. 217, Sit.galtimprc-S trahe
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EGiie sur 9ieiie in's anslanS DC.
iOrst 6. Tainc, Ir. 413, Cit.Salti.
mureitrufe, nabe Cation Sonie ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-17

Capt. e dIeigb ais Sagb-
10 aroein. Gr.Goli5e Gopit1lt
eomarb SdIeigb. Der nod) ieincr
Eeniionirlng cine Gripot-G eteftip.
asentitr cinridtete, lit iebt aud,
Stills Gosomuroriu %acrorocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-17
6rau Margaretbc 8enner tuSt.

UR"H U1urBuretDc VeHtter 1901.
Satin oeS Gr.@ oli5eiridters Otto
8cnncr pI6tIib eeitorbcn.
War am SomitoQ auI Dem Ger.
in9tons@torft crfrarft. Sotte
Elm mitiiibIenoeS Ser5 fiir Stills.
beoiirfti9c.
6rall War9oretbc 9euner, ueb.
Yipinn, cine in oeutiben mpblbc.
fannie Gumc uno Bottin oes Serru
Otto @enncr, ihieo qcitern Moroen
. lbr in ibrer @obnutq 9tr. 5t6.
Git %. StruBe, aus Dem 9e6en. &hr
Zoo, Der elm berber GerlllIt fir Sic
6iuterbIiebeneu mo pieIen Tyreunoc
be0eutet, trut %lnerluartet eilt. Sic err
frnnftr am Sunitug I'M lexington.
Morft llno pur0e id)neQ not Suuie
gebroht. Nm Sountog beiierte iit
ibr 3uItano, nber geitern Morgen
trot cine pcrhGngniBpoQc @euoulg
eil1.
Sic 0erItorbene mllr0c omt ). sunni
1885 ais Sohter oe5 Serrn QouiS
4ipino mo 0eiien @ottin GutGurinc
in NmbcrB, 9oDeru, geboren ulo
fam I'M Sabre 1915 IN 0ealeituuo
ibrcr Gltern nu6 baltimore, no tic
forton ibrcu @obniiB bebielt. &nn
Sabre 1852 cbclid)te lie 9errn Otto
Venner; Ser peritorbenc Gaitor Or.
Seinrid Sdeib bon Der 3ions-airdc
bou5og Die lroululq. Sbr @otte, Elm
elngetlciihter 0empfrat, mltroc I'M
Sabre 1868 5ltm Eoli3eiridter ser
We'tli6en Eoli5eiitotion ernunnt rn0
oerllebt bis bette ooS Nmt CtlteS
Nrlc0ellsrt6terS
6ror 9emner. iueldc Elm mitiiib-
IcnOea &er5 fiir 9eOiiritiQc hottc, Of
%Ielburtc lire @eiinmng in 0ieier
Hi6tlunG bel bGuiiQen NnI1Iien. Sic
mar WtitbegriinOerin oes yGeutiheu
8~reiIcnbeimS" unO oeS o9(Qgencinen
Gelttidcn Wniienbnuiea" ltn0 oc-
bortc ,oieien 2nitoltcu, ionic Dem
Gamenperein Der 3iouS- @emein0c
bis 81 ibrem (o0c ais uftiues Otit.
glieo an. Sroboem lie lire @r5iebrng
III Nnlcrita genob Den 9roBen Sbcil
hires SeberlS bier 5llbrohte, beipobrtc
lie Die oeltti6e @eiiumlng, Set III
rem 9ierIetn mar ibr Der .9eutid)c
@orreIpon0ent" Die bnlptiGhlihIte
getltige 9tabrung. Neben ibrcm ae-
ltanltten @ntten binterlGBt lie 0ic
folgenbe1 ainOer: lrou Goluurb
&oblftng. SRI. Son @etner in gteu-
orf, Serrn Charles 9enner, Serrn
Otto 9elner uno 6rou i. 8obI, io-
mic Die folgcnOef @eidmiitcr: Serrn
&ucob Bipino IN Glincp, 81, Serrn
SouiS Eipino III Baltimore, 6rou
GbriItian 2olltg III @nibington ltno
6rull &otc Wfebgcr in Baltimore.
IltBeroem tr0llerll ad)t Glltel Inn Die
GntidIofenc.
Gic 9ecroigung fiuoet am Mitt
nod No6mittug ouf benz Greer
mount 6riebbof" itott. Yoitor Sui.
9otmonm bon Der 3ionSs@ emeiltoc
miro omtiren, uno miro bon 9oitor
GbriItion W. 0orung ans Safmont,
Fo., einem Neffen Der &eritorbcncn.
u%iliitirt mcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-17

Geteftip9 ougbcrtD's % II /.
ter ploblid q eitorben.- Sn
6ol9e zines S6lagfIuIies itorb ae.
tern 9todmitto9 6rou @liio6etb
Gou9bertp, 8ittiue p,t 9onief Cong.
BERN, III ibrcr @obnltno, Nr. 1927,
Observation-Disclosures. 9ie &erItorberc
btntcrlGBt brei Sobne, SS. Soieph
:. Goltgbertp, itdOtiifer @e6eilnpoIi.
silt, itno So6n uno GonieI Gougbcr.
to. Gie Scerbiglntg finoet an Ton
ncrItag Sormittog ollf oen, y@onnic
9roe-S rieobofe" Itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-17
Ser Saris.W orOpru5cf.

Nohm gcitcrn IN @eItmiuiter ieinen
anfouQ. StncIIe 9GuSnabI Der
@cidmorcucn. 9iBi9es @ort.
acfed,t ipiihcu StaatSanipoIr
Cmena uro &crtbeioiger Sop2S.
Nn0crC2 aus cen @crifteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-17
@cri cb tauoti5ell II.

@n. y. @opO, elm &%lltihcuinbri.
tont bon 9tr. S74, Yorf. Npenue. mel.
Netc 8eItcrn inn 9unbes9cridt ieincn
Rnnterott an. Seine 8utboben 0iebt
cr oui $4,000 mo ieine Sdpllben ol,t
2766.t4 an.
Gin Subr @%eiGngniB crbielt geitern
2Iclpellpn Barter lue9en Sdlihun1
rom Gidter Stofbrioge mlfoifttrt.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-07-10
NOMINI GROVE.

Since writing last we have suffered
the loss by deathof Mr.. S. ID. Edwards,
former postmaster and merchant of
this place, and Mr. j. A. Settle, of near
here. They leave vacancies which will
be hard to fill. Both were loyal friends
of the CITIZEN, and on one occasion
years ago, when was constant con-
tributor to these columns, the latter
sent me useful present as a token of
appreciation of my work, saying he en-
joyed so much reading letters from this
place in the CITIZEN He was kind,
Christian gentleman.
The farmers here are busily engaged
in giving the corn and potatoes their
finishing work. The crops are fairly
good. Also the threshers are busy
threshing out wheat. IA. w. Smith,
of 0ldhams, has a new gasoline engine
and his son, Everett, is operating. ,7ss
Children's Day was observed at
Beulah Bird Sunday in June. with large
congregation and interesting exercises.
Lovely music, good address of welcome
by the Superintendent, j. l.. Beale.
Mrs. A. j. Rock, of Oldhams, is an
ticipatingsa pleasant visit from her son,
ii. L. Smith, of Washington, shortly.
Rev. Luther Reamy, of Foneswood;
spent Saturday night in the home of
your scribe and Sunday morning, in
company with Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Coates,
went to Gideon church. where Mr.
Reamy preached. r. ID. C.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-07-10
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Mrs. Andrew Brown, of Norfolk, is
visiting her father at Warsaw.
Claudius Humphreys, formerly of
lower Lancaster, is at st. Francis hos
pital, Newport News, undergoing a
severe operation.
Mr.. John T. Daniel, a prominent
lawyer and editor of the Northampton
Times, of Cape Charles, with his fam
lily, are visiting relatives in Middlesex.
Barn, carriagehouse and henhouse of
Mrs. F. M. Beauchamp, near Farnham,
with their contents Including chickens)
were recently destroyed by fire. No
insurance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton F. Parry, of st.
Paul, Mimi, are spending few weeks
at Fisherman. Mr.. Parry is Balti-
MORGAN, but has been living in St. Paul
for several years where he was married
on the eleventh of May to Miss Inez
Hall.
Urbanna Lodge, No. SO, A., F. and
A. M, celebrated the festival of st.
John in an elegant style Friday evening.
About seventy members of the frater-
nifty were present, thirty-five or forty
of whom were visiting brethren from
various other lodges. Worshipful
Master E. H. Barrich, of Elizabeth
Lodge, No. "a. conferred the masters
degree. after which all repaired to the
banquet hall, which presented a most
attractive and inviting appearance.