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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10
MERCHANT AND BANKERS WIN

The game between the Transpor-
'atiOn team and the Merchants and
Bankers yesterday at the tower
grounds resulted in a victory for the
latter by a score OF Z to g. The
batteries were OFT and Draper and
Potts and Anderson Vass and Jesse
Struck out By Draper 10. by Vass
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10

We are authorized to announce
w. ID. Calfee as a candidate for Jus
tlce OF the Peace for Beaver Pond
district, subject to the action Of the
convention of the Democratic party
to be held July 18th.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10

We are authorized to announce f.
J. Brown as candidate for Justice
Of the Peace for Beaver Pond Dis
tract subject to the action Of the
Democratic convention to be held In
this city July II.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10
GRANT
OF MANDAMUS GRANTED

The petitions of Earl F. Shoew
and Jas. S. Kahle, councilmen-elect
from the Fourth and Fifth wards
10 ralternative writ of mandamus to
compel the council to seat them
was presented to the supreme court
oil appeals on Tuesday, and the same
was granted. The case will be heard
on the alternative writ at Charles
Town on SentamheA .
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10

We are authorized TO announce
w T. Bailey as a candidate for con
stable Of Beaver Pond district, sub
iect to the action OF the Democratic
party.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10
FOR CONSTABLE.

We are authorized 20 announce
7. s Thompson az a candidate for
constable OF Beaver Pond District
subject 20 the action OF the Dem
ocratic party
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10

Automobiles occupy front space.
but farther back on the same floor
Is harness shop, that for work
manship and price nothing bett IT
can be found. Bluefield Implement
&s Machinery Co.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10

w. b. Snidow, prosecuting attor-
ney of Giles county, va, is I'm the
city on professional business.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10
NOTICE.

will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by anyone except
my wife and myself.
Respectfully,
p. s. BUCHANAN.
July 8, 1908.
7-9-1w
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10

We are authorized TO announce
W. a. Bennett as a candidate for
Justice OF the Peace OF Beaver Pond
district. subject to the action OF a
Democratic Good Government con-
yention or primary. Mr.. Bennett
served as justice In Virginia for
ten years and would bring wide ex-
perience to the duties OF the office
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10

] hereby announce myself can
1ldate for justice OF the peace OF
Beaver Pond district, subject to the
action OF the Democratic conven.
ton VI. b. POSTLETHwA1TE.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10
THE PLATFORM

Continued from page one)
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10

CONTINUED from page one.)
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10

With the nomination of Bryan
and the certainty of his election, the
Keys Planning mill at Graham has
started up. after having been closed
down ever since the Republican
panic set In. AS 1t is one of the
principal industries of Graham, its
resumption of business means much
to the city by the Bluestone.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10
The Navy.

We favor full protection by both
national and state governments
within their respective spheres of
all foreigners residing in the United
States under treaty. but we are OPP
pose1 to the admission o: Asiatic
immigrants who can not be amalga-
mated with our population or whose
presence among us would raise a
race issue and involve us in diplo-
matte co.troversies with oriental
powers.
Natural Resources.
We repeat the demand for inter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17
Die &eaiitratipn.

Cine icbr rege S6eiluobme an scr &c
g~iitrdtion Scr Stinnlgc6tr.- DC
oemofratiidc Yortci ser repu6li-
fuliidcn meit porailS. - Salt 3
Gen1ofroten 81 1 &epllblifoncr re.
g~iitrirt.
Ger critic Gag Scr &e9iitrotion
brod)te Die lleberraidung, bob lif)
fat orei Tcmofroten 81 einenl Hepub.
litaner regiitriren licBen. @eIommt.
5abl ser Gegiltrirten lit 25,02S.
Gopon ii1b 22,560 @ciBe unb 246S
Meger. Die nod)ltcbcnbe Sabcle
bringt Die Gcgiitrotipn Der @cibcn
lln0 9tcacr nod @Qr0s:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17
Die Cub mo DER Alslkaubl.

@uf elmer Station in Siibtpeftafrita
mar Der WiIIionGr 8ergbolb Der gliids
Iibe 9eIiber elmer Sub unb bate
einen iugenbliden Gingsborenen gum
Welten anseitelt, tpas bon bieiem in
G%rmanglung elmer Sisgslegenbeit tets
i'm &nieen srlebigt tpurbe.
Gines cages ianbte benz WiffionGr
elm aoGege sinsn MsIfItubl, ben gergs
bolb benz Sungen nit Der Weiiung
i~ibergab, er ioae auf bieiem tiinftig bic
Sub melten.
an bieiem Ibenb fam Der Sunse
erit febr fpdt auriid unb purbe besbalb
Bel isiner Riidtebr sefrast, tpes6alb er
benin heute 10 piel LANCER als eetp06n.
lid eeblieben fei.
r0ie Sub ipolte fif abfolut nidt
auf ben Stubl ieben. 9err.A mar bic
iiberraldenbe Mntport. bic fslbft ben
erniten Miiipnar Iaut aufladen lisb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17
Ci9enartige luttten.

Nof bsute ipirb in England piel ges
%ipettst, ALIEN 10 toa, pie gu Be9inn
bes 10. S~abrbynberts eepsttet ipuroe,
1T bieIe fouberbare 2eibenf6aft bod
niht mebr. So 9eip0hnli9 par es
bamals, Streitigteiten sinfah burd
cine Wstte gu enti6eioen, bab es gar
nidt sinmal b~eIonberes @ufieben ers
regte, ais pdbrenb elmer Ia,utte i'm
llnterbaufe Der 4bgeoronete YlltensD,
Der Subrsr Der SppoIittonspartei. benz
Sinan5miniiter Cir Robert Wulpole
ben @oripurf mudte. in ieinsr Rcee
ioeben Elm 3itat aus Sora5 faIid n
gefibrt 81 baben. Der Winiiter ants
iportsts, er tpette cine @uinee, baB er
unb nibt puItenep ri6tis sitirt babe.
Die Wette purbe natiirlt6 fofort n
genommen unb Der Spreder bes 9aus
ies gum llnparteiiiden %ernannt. 4lB
bieier enti9ieb, plltenep babe ridtig
3itirt, iparf Ger Miniiter elm @olbItiid
quer bur9 ben Saal auf ben plab
bes Qbeeorbnsten. pulteneD ftedte IS
Elm unb ertpibsrts: .9eiten Dant!
Sds 1T baS erIte @elb, pel9es bas
S6abamt b%erausgibt, e8 pirb pobl
AUDI bas lebte ietn!" Oarauf eing bic
Debate rubig ibren Sang ipeiter.
8emertsnsipsrtb lit, bab bieie @uinee
ii9 untsr benz Namen .puiteneps
@uines" i'm gritiiden MuIsum gu
2onbon nod beute bsfinbst.
9ei einem Diner, bas Sir Mart
Spies i'm Sabre 1906 einigen ieiner
5reunbe CAB. fam bic Rsbe aud auf
bic pielen Gefabren, bic bas 2eben
81 4polson @onapartss tdgli6 bebrobs
ten, unb Der Gaitgsber f4lug ben Qn>
tpeIenben foIgenbs Wette Dor: Sebem
Der @Gite, Der ibm bic Summe BON
$1,000 e~inbdnbige, pole er. iolange
8onaparts lebs, tGgli9 cine G,u;1ee
aus5ablen. 2orb 9. Gilbert sing
anein auf bieie Mette Elm unb lsste bic
~perlanetsn f1OOO auf ben Slid.
Se9s Sabre lang erbielt er nun tdgs
lid feline 9uinee r~eselmdbig, bann
paro Sptes bic Sahe gu toltfpislig
n er fpetJerte 1Id) netfer gu 3aplen.
Der 2orb tlasts unb Der Tdq ipurbe
por benz electromagnetic perbans
belt. Ser 0ertbeioiser bss Y,tlastsn.
Der geltenb mahte, bas @eftdft lei
redtspibris. neil Der aldser Elm Sns
tereiTe oaran babe, bas 2sben bss
2anossfeinbes Napoleon gu fdiiben,
folte bieier, ME barals gu ertparten
itanb, in England einfaaen, erlanste
einen Wubriprud fir i.inen Manban.
ten. Der 2orb lieB gegen bieies llrs
tbeil 9~erufurg BEL Der b0beren Sns
itan5 bes &dmmeraeridts einlegen unb
erreidte, baB ibm elm nsuer 3srmin
beipiQi9t tpurbe. Nadbsm beibe par.
teien bier ibrs 9stpeissriinbe porses
bradt batten, entIdi.b Der Ridter. bic
Wette iei sefesipibrig, neil lie einers
feits bei benz &ldser elm uusiemlides
Sntsrsfe an Der Grbaltuns bes 2ebens
zines 5einbss bes 2anbes Ssitigen uno
anbsrieits bel benz 9stlagten 0eran.
lafung CUR 9iloung zines &omplotts
gegen bus 2ebsn eines Witmenidsn
geben t0nne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17
Scirat6S . 2iccnscn.

Sobn =. 6infernogel, 26, Nr.t52S,
SigbtitroBe, unO Gli5obetD S.SdGicr,
-.
4rt6llr 81. Sidmon, 81, i1no emma
9. Foluer; %.
@nr. 10. Eorlett, 90, nnb SaraG
@oilcp 80.
Gborlcs g. Mi6oel, 33, Gr. 221S,
i. StroBc, @nibington, 9. g., uuD
Soo &. Arnol0, 33, geibiebcn, Sllt,
liuun, Sno.
Worion $. 6or, 81, Nr. 1875, @cIt.
%. StroBe, u1b WapbeQc Weunlep,
2S.
@m. s. 9omling, 81, Ger. 9t9,Icm.
Gorf = apenlie, 8aibington, Q. g.,
l;no Nion!ie Garter, 20, @ai6in0ton,
9. &.
ISM. s, Sebbel, "a, uno gmnto
Seod, 81.
5ronf $. @roiie, 81, WondeItcr,
Wb., unO Worgnrst 8. Sones, 80.
Omen Samiel, %, uno Cora Mil.
fer, 80.
9briitopber Sdoier, 30, uno gnno
&. Wid)en, 2L
Sbomoa 81. Genlp, 10, 8diriielo,
Mnne Nrilnoel 3 County, Mo., mn
Marp u. Nlen, 16.
Soici Gopef, 81, M%ittluer, uno Sta.
nislaiua Saba, 90.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17
Gnti d. uIbigung8 3ettcl.

Gnt 6 uloigung3. 3ettel.
- nSiber Ser 2Gbrer, enihublienS
mein War er mllbite nodj 0ubmsoorf
leibnc olc SrpamlO0er iAIud)ten bel.
fen. Srnu aunide."
Sal Of c Weinnng. - Serr
6lnOtneQ (poQ llnrllbe cine Eadfiite
Petradtcnb): oS0ren Sic mall Sic
miliien Elm Gcrieben gemaht boben.
sd babe fein &lapier beiteQt." -
@eidditsfutiher: nGas lit ser neue
Suit Sbrer Srau!"
&ein @un0er. Yatient:
I'D babe cine jdlaiIoie Nadt &C.
tabt, fem aitae bab' i6 5lgemadt."
Mr5t: n@ie mollen Sic iflaien.
renn sig oieausen uidt Sumaden?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17
Inter id)uercm @erbad)t.

Solepb 6oreman Snbdber zines Gro,
ccrie.9ooens, o6re 5uloiiung bon
9iirgld)oft ocm @cridtSperfobrell
iibcrpieicrl. - Ser Sronoltiftlrng
ongeihulOigt. - Gas Gerbor Dor
Eoli5eiri6ter 2oOen.
@eltern Nodnittog fnnb Dor ao6i
2oben in Der peitli1en YoIiSeiitotion
ooS Gerbor I'M Sale bes ser 9ronos
ltiftung pcroGdtigen Soiepb Sore.
mon bon Or. Stt, Sadion.S troBe,
ltntt. GnSiclbc enocte oomit, oob
6oremon obnc 3llaiiung bon 9iirgz
fhoft Oem 8crldtsuerfabren iibcr.
lplelen mltrOe. Soremar lit, mic ser.
5eit I'M nGeutid)cn Gnrrcipon0enten"
bcridtet, angclhuloigt, ben bon i6nt
III Nr. $40, @eit-2cringtonsS troBc,
betricbencn @roceric-2uocn IN Brand
gelcbt 5l babcr. 9uS &crtDcioigcr
mar acknowledgements Sarrp ..
&olf Cridicnclt, mGbreno Die StootS-
anlualtld)aft 0urd) Stills Stootaan.
malt @ilionS pcrtrctcn mor. 9llld
Scucrmoridou 81. grucQ iuoGntc Scr
Serbonollrng bel. GlS 3cllgcn wllr.
0en Bic T%olgcnocn pernommcll:
Hun0c.S ergcont @bittle, Ser0collt
Titiica, bic Eoli5iIten Sig6 Yluml
uno Gltinlt, Sr. Srpin HciQp bon
9tr. 20G, Noro S6rococrs StroBc,
6ralt Gpn Hcnfcr unb &r. i. Henfcr
bon 9tr. $40, @cit-Scrington.S trobc,
Sr. Sronf 5. Collins bon gr. t2S,
Noro'S d)roc0crs Strobe, unb ser IA
j0bri0c Wnrtin G0moroS, scr 2ullf-
illngc 6orcmon'S.
Solucit ans ocn 3cllgcnollSioocn
berpor0ing ucrlicb IN Der Nodt DOM
Somltog ollf Sonntog ein Wonn
oell Snoeft tSorcnlarlS :, Der Die nod
Der Scrilgton.S trobe gcbcllOe Sbiir
mittclit cincS Observation-Disclosures Der
idIpB. Snl glciden Wonlente id)lll.
gen 6crcitS oic Slommlcn li6tcrlob
aus Dem 0ebGubc entpor. Gina cine
bol6e Stunoc ip1ter mllroe 6oremoll
III iei1cr @obnltng bon Sen Goli3i.
ltcn Ellm unO Quinn per6oitet. IS
mllroc ierner bc5cllgt, BOB 6orenlm
iid) on Dem frogIiden Nlbcno ipGt in
icincm Snben beiono uno DOB CT am
Nodmittog 0ur6 ieincn 2%oltfiunqcn
Yetrolclrm bolcn licb. 9ieS mor on.
geblih bos cin5ige Mol, BOB Sore.
man Getrolclrm in icincm 2oocn &c.
brolld)tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17

Bier @eburtstngSs
ieicr.-Sn Der @obnlrng Der Sro,l
Sol. .Sbrcicr OIL Ser Hrelton- mo
Clinton. StrnBe fanb am Sonntog
slbeno cine pierfode @ebllrtstogsfcicr
Itott. Die 8eburtStogSflllbcr iporcn
6rou Sol. Sdreier, rs Sabre aft,
8roll Nrauitc Sd)Gifcr, II So6rc olt,
6rau Barbara Wonolcr, 70 Sabre
alt, mo Sr, Soren5 Gn9cl, Der Sob1
Ser Srou Shrcicr. 9ic orei Gonen
crireren iih trot ibreS Itottliden sl.
tcrS nod allsge5ei6nctcr @%ciltno6cit
nno Niiitigfcit, unO Srml Sd)6ficr lit
io1or nod ScfretGrin bcS Y@crmo-
mia Gnmcn neutrality-suspicious."
81 9c1inn Der Seller, an lpclfcr ctlpo
70 0Gitc tbcilnabnlcl1, nllrOen bic
8cbilrtstogsfinocr BON alien Scitcn
begliidlpiinid)t INN aud rcid)lid be.
idcnft, morollf Elm 0clifntcS SeItmoG(
ierpirt murbe. 9io6 Oemiclben iolgte
gemiltblihe llnterboltung. Ncbcn
gcncinid,dftlid geIungencn Sleoern
brad)tc Sr. George Grnit bon Neru'
Dorf me6rere Soil 5llnt G%ortragc.
Ger Die Sdreier'i6 @oDnung unlz
ge6enOc Haien luar Ourd) 5oblreidc
2ampions iaunlinirt. Inter Den
Sbcilncbmcrn an Der Scicr beionben
iih Observation-Disclosures bcs nSroller.
observation-disclosures = GercinS Ir.
/" mlo 5rou Worie 2inf, Die SrGii.
bentin ocs ,8crmanio Tonen : Ser.
gniigungs.GcrcinS".
Srfonanoe den
g il It G. - Gin olisllabnlSluciIe bel
tiger Orfon fe9tc 9eitern entlang Der
&iilte, uno beiiirdtet mat DOB 5agl.
rcid)c Sobr5eu0e mGbrenb bclielbcn SIT
GrunOc gingen. Cine geitcrn Ibcno
olls aineston, Sonlaica, eingctrofie-
ne Sepeld)e belogt, boB cine an5obl
Irlidtoampier aus Baltimore, Bbi.
looelpbia INN Bolton in 6olge Itiir'
miiden @ctterS nod nidt ongefom'
men uio 5pei bis brei Gage ilberf1l-
Zig icien. Die 6ruhtoampier 40
miral S6lep," n@bmiral 9epep" u.
o9roofline" bon Der nllnitco 6rllit
60" bon Ybilabelpbin, reip. Bottom
rtb Baltimore, iinb 5ipci Gage ntO
ser BRADFORD" BON 9teip : Yorf bret
Gage iiberfaQig. Son Der .sltlantic
Sruit 60" iinb Die 0ampier ~Glotbil.
&c Ounce" u,b nSolonbe Oi @iorgio"
BON Nem : Dorf orei Gage iiberfaaig
uno sic 3ampfer nSalpatore oi @i.
craio" iinb Beacon" bon Baltimore
5mei Gage.
Gin neues 2ebr q d. alf
anorbnrng bes General oitmeiiters
Mepcr merben Die Toitmeiiter I'M
gan5en 2anbe lid nit Den lofalcn
Sdulbeboroen IN Gerbinoung iesen
be5iiglib bes Elanes, boB Die Boit-
mciiter in Den Shulen @ortrdae bal
ten iiber Sen Yoitoienit. Ter @olti-
more Eoitmeilter %. Saa Sarris
bdlt Die Soee fiir cine por5iiglide.
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Nns bcntid,cn &crcincn.


-
Geiullouercinc pcranltaltcn 9tnd,fcts
2 crn sum Icutidyen Gag. - lie.
berall berrid)t Subcl ilber Den
g~rpbortigcn @rfolg. nSarnlc-
nic" bcrcitct lid iiir Ben lctten
Iusflug Dor.
9llrd eincn gcnliitbliden Gon'
mers, bel Dem Gice = Er0lioent OF.
Sobn =. 0cmpcl bos ErGiioillm iilbr.
te, feicrte Ser ySbulio = OtGnner6or"
GlItcrit Iben6 III ieincm ScrclnSlofa"
le, Srn. s. &oigt'S Solc al Sor.
foro Npenl,e, ben groBorti9en Or
fola beS Geutihcn Cages. Son ci1er
Singitunoc iolpobl, mic elmer @c-
ihGftsiibung murbe aus biclem Gn.
lab 9lbltono gctomnlcil.
@obcnia. DC Gnnerdlo T"
Sn icinem Glubboule an Der >.
linz ErottitroBc iibte Der n9ooenio'
W6nnerd)or" g~eitcrn slbclo inter
2citung BON %rof. Geo, ". Y0bl.
manu- GaGre fir iein Gnoe n6dltcn
Monots in Der Sigblono acooemp
ItottiinoenOes Serblt . Gor5ert, fir
iue(hcS aud IN Der allf Die Sing.
itunoe iolgenben 8elGGitsiisungSor'
bcreitungcn g%ctrofien mllrOel. Cine
biibide Nodicier 5um 9elltiden Gag
bilocte ocn glbi6luB Der Gcriannl.
lung.
30 + @cion9berein"
Scr ,Mebger . @ciongucrein" belt
oeitcrn abcnO nur cine filr5e 8e'
idGitsiitung in Srn.Sobn Soffmon'S
Solc, Gle BON iorralts unO Solultr.,
inter Dem @orlit bcs Er1iibentcn
Conrad 9ooenbcnoer unb Der Ero.
tofoafiibring bes SefretGrS Sreo.
Torbcnbol5, in iuelder Gtnlooltngen
bonn yMrion" uto n9eutih : llngari'
ihcn Sieoerfrol5" entgegen getom-
men mllrben. 9tod b%ericlben fanb
cine biibid)e Nod)fcier 5um Gcutidcn
Gag ltott.
IS
Die gftipcn Scr ySormonie" Dotten
iid) gcItcrn slbeno icbr 5ablreid in
Gnrl Shmiot's .Sarnonie Sale"
ciugcfrnOen unO ilbtcn Gbore fir
Sen gnoe 8. Mts. itottiinbcnoen
Grobcn Iusflig nod 9enfcrt'S Torf.
Mil6 bic cin5elnen Auortette, ipeld)c
iid) an Dem fir jencn Gag angeiebten
8rcisiingen bctbeiligcn, poren nod
icbr geih1itig. Ser s(usflug Der
iprid,t Dem aeItern peroffentliften
Trogramm gem0B bodit intcreliant
Ill iperocn; iosar Der in lebtercr 3eit
unpermlciolide n9aaonalliltieg" fcblt
nidt.
v@ermania. Guartcttz
Glub."
Ger rGcrmania : Gltartett : Club"
belt geitern abenO ieinc regelmaBige
SingItunbe in @ogener's GAZE, gtr.
116. NorO,EacosStraBe ob. Inter
Scr 2eitung oes Eroi. 5. aarolns
wurben Gbore fiir's Serbit-G on5ert
cingeiibt. Sn Ser @eidditsiisnng, III
melfer GrGiioent Ibeobalb Wcper
ben 8oriit unb Sefretar CHARLES
Summer bas Grptofoa fiibrte, mrr.
sen nilr Ioutinegeid6itc erleoigt.
q DIE britte maft
Der Ban Der nelten Ser5 Seiu.airde
an Der 3. Sirabe itno Toiter-apenne,
Sigblanotoiun: Gas 6unoament lit
nobe5n fertiageitelt mn Der Gontraf-
tor bat bercits nit arfitcaung BEG
giienseriiites sur Stiisc Der Grant
nlailert begonneli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17

Sten5pfIieet iber ben
Scean. = ginen Slug iiber ben
Ocean oenft Sr. sug. 5. 3. Stcn5p
BON Scr. 1919, 9innepItroBe, obnc
Shmierigfeit nit ieinem 2uNiGiife
iunternebmen 5ll fonnen, luent ct Seb'
teres MIR einmal 10 tueit gebraht bat,
bob es iid bonn grobooen erbebt. Gr
gebenft, oaiielbe nadite @od)e lorpeit
in Sronune 81 babeL Dob err eine1
YrobefIug MAIDEN fam. Ger ange.
benbe Aeronaut b%ebauptet, nit lei-
mem 5Ineidifie 80 bis 100 Meilcn
PRO Stnnoe 5uriidlegen 81 fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17

q DIE Sorti6ritte madt
Scr Ban Der neiten Ser5 Seim.airde
an Der 3. SiraBe itno Toiter-apenne,
Sigblanotoiun. Gas 6unoament lit
nobe5n fertiageitelt mn Der gontraf-
tor bat bercits nit arfitcaung BEG
giiengeriiites sur Stiitc Der Grant.
mallern begonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17
Eflalternna Ser YQegs.

Stnotingcnieur SenooQ mia Die Nj
lepS ser Staot pfloiiern. - Sir
Strabcn &eparathren mer6cn
$250,000 perlangt. = $50. @ir.
neiclo uno HotGcr proteitircn &c.
gen Sen a66rud ser .3reibbduier
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Dark Secret of a Brewery.

Not great while ago l made a
trip through large brewery in an
other State. 1t was one of the larg-
est in this section of the country
and covered many acres of ground.
We were led through almost innum-
cradle departments, so that nearing
the end of our journey we supposed
that we were fairly familiar with the
manufacture of American lager beer.
But at the final stage of the journey,
when one of the party asked per-
mission to pass through a certain
door into the room beyond, our con-
ductor said: THAT is one place that
cannot take you. Visitors are not
allowed in there"
What we all wanted to know was.
What was done In there? The rest
of the huge establishment was or ap-
peared to be freely open to US, ex-
cept this Bluebeard room. One of
our party asked the monitor If this
was where the "preservative" was
injected. A bleak silence followed.
-Humulus Lupulus, In the New
York Sun.
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RecODciled,

A young husband and wife we're
walking, one summer evening,
through a country churchyard, and
they were attracted by two little
graves, side by side, on which were
laid wreaths and crosses of fresh
flowers The date of the little ones
death was seen by the headstone,
some years back. The names were
those of two children, only two and
three years old, and underneath were
the words, "Thy will be done"
"How dreadfully sadl" said the
young husband.
If our baby were to die l could
never say that" said the young wife,
pointing to the text.
Let us hope you will not be tried"
said the young husband.
But when they returned home tnat
night they found the baby ailing, and
before very long, a little grave-such
a little grave!-had to be dug for it,
too.
For time the poor mothers heart
rebelled terribly. She mourned as
one who had no hope, and on the
tombstone of her little one she had
inscribed the words Il am bereaved
of my children, ! am bereayed"
l@dlel ou, tuIOubH years VI lTldi
and suffering, God led her to better
mind; and when, a woman old in sor-
row and years, she visited the grave
where her child and husband were both
lying, she resolved to have that mur-
muring inscription altered, and in
stead of 1t was written, where the
treasure is, the heart is also;" and
beneath again. the text which once
she thought she could not say, Thy
will be done. Home Herald
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To Keep Linen.

Does the average housekeeper real
ize that the surest way to keep linen
is not to use 1t consecutively? Does
she know that, in spite of the original
outlay of money necessary to provide
herself with large stock of linen,
the possession of great many pieces
is in reality the most economical meth
cd? For instance, one woman found
that by using one set of tablecloths
and napkins for six months and then
putting it away for years rest, dur
ing which time she levied on her ex-
ira supplies, her napery could be
made to last almost twice as long as
did that of other women. In the same
way this woman was in the habit Of
letting two weeks elapse before she
used each sheet again. And at the
end of two months she put away the
set that she had just been using, and
got from the depths of her linen
closet another set. - Indianapolis
News.
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.EPWORTH LEAGUE LESSONS
SUNDAY, AUGUST 20.
The Sinner Made Right and Made
New-(Rom. 6. LA; Gal.
. 1q.o1N


Transformation is the word which
best expresses the meaning of this
theme. The sinner is transformed
both in relation and nature.
Without this no sinner can be
saved. For until faith In Christ
brings salvation the sinner is under
condemnation of the law he has brok-
en- and lives in estrangement from the
Father whose disobedient child he Is.
He must be made right In these rela-
tions. Moreover sin has not only
brought condemnation and estrange-
ment, but moral defilement also Sin
has engendered corruption in the very
nature of man. This nature must be
made new. This is why Christ said
to Nicodemus, "Ye must be born
again"
Whatever rights mans relationship
to God rights his relationship TO Gods
law. The demands OF Gods law can
not be other than the demands OF his
holy nature. The law is not some
thing external to God and having
dominion over him. All the demands
of this holy nature as II comes into
contact with sin are met in the death
of Christ His death makes the sin
ner's pardon possible Faith in
Christ makes that pardon actual How
this is accomplished by the death OF
our Lord is a profound theological
question over which some of the
greatest minds of the church have la.
bored. Meantime faith brings the
experience and the experience is OF
greater importance than the theologic'
al basis of II.
An important element of that exper'
ience is the sense OF sonship which 1t
gives. The sinner saved by grace
knows himself a child of God. He is
on good terms with God. His sins
are forgiven, and a deep and wonder
full peace fills his whole soul (Rom
8. ~
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Moderate Drinking.

If moderate drinking led to more
moderation, and that to total absti-
nence, 1t would not be dangerous.
The trouble Is that 1t leads to more
drinking and intemperance. Fifty
years ago, in France. the people
drank freely of light wines, using
little strong drink. But the French
people have learned a sad lesson. The
wines created a thirst for intoxicants,
and now strong drink has a firm hold
on that people. Light wines are no
longer satisfactory; distilled liquor
and drunkenness are the common
thing. The average consumption of
alcohol is thirty-three pints year to
each inhabitant. twice as much as in
any other country in Europe except
Switzerland; eight times as much
as in Canada. 1t is sad commen-
tary on moderate drinking, but a
very suggestive one.-Herald and
Presbyter.