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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-10
selbitmOroucriudJ in Den Combs

u ~ y or l. ,. NpOember, r.
Tin elmer ,3cuc Oes Combs @eidna.
miles Ucriuhtc geitcrn 9tahnittoQ
Scr BORT intcrnirte Gnrtoue 2c Cara
Don }tr. POI, NeIt-ti2. 5trubc, elm
II Sabre after 1iingling, pelfcr be.
idulOilt it, Dem Trieiter 2lrturo
9licncio non Son 9omingo am #.
September D. !. inn Central @drt
cine t6OtIifc Sdbuiiluunoc 6cigtbrudt
3u bobcn icincht Seben ourh Der
ihlutcu elmer Colts Dtorpbimt Elm
Gnoc }ll nadjen. @cnn icin Gorbu.
ben crfolaIoa 6Ieibt miro oic3 rmr
Dem prompten Gingreiiclr De3 N1r-
ter, ,Eobn 9romn 81 0anten icin.
Q'orIduit1 briinbet ii6 Ger qcbcn9-
miioe in bc0enfIidcm 3ilitnuoc in
Der @cidngenen }I6tbeiltma oeS
), gelepne.Soipitals."
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(Ipmpcro luiro nidlt cinaclnnrn.

@o biuaton :. G, 9. 9iop
- &r6iiOcnt Aooiepelt hat Ginlooun
gen 5ll eincm bemcrtcnamertbeu q.
ncr crloiicn neldea an II. 9toucm
Der i'm MciBcn @oltic itottiin0en lmC
ais @cIcacnbcit sur 9cpre6lnQ
neuer mihti8cr 2Irbciters@cieBc be.
mlet mcrocn 'oa. 9ic @Gitc mcrocu
bcruorroacnOc &crtrctcr Der orquni.
iirtcn 2Irbcitcr, ioluie mcbrerc uom.
buIte Hihter cinhIicBcn, oaein @rG.
ii0cut @onpcr2 lmo oic iibriqen Nc.
cmtcn Der o}lmericon 6cOcrotion ol
Sobor" bciin0cn lid, mic pcrloutct,
nicbt lnter oeu GiugeloOencn.
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Baltimore Gts So.
9nbrcs- -@crfanf uOn GfcrNen nnO
9Gnulrirlu.

lluicre Saiion tit noriibcr uno mir mcroen
berfuuier bis mir bic oHbl unicrer 3uatbIcre
nuf Den 9Sinteretut gebradt baben 2Sr maCbeu
telnCn llutcribico. iuelhcs Gfero ober Wiuuls
cicl mir periauen, "a mir ciHen Ereis fir
eocs ungeieBi bdbeu mo mir Dem StdlIfeS feline
&nbI laiien bis nur ole 3abl iibrg blelbt, Die
mir 8u iibcrmntern geoenien. IS iino allCs
cute. acclmutiitrtc Gbiere, Die mir fir ulIierc
SislUlgen bcruBt baben 9ubcroem ctltbc
GutiDcnpferoe. bon itnieren 9lAentCn gedbrCn
ole alsge5eicbnce SamIicnpier6e ubQc6cn mir
ben, ou Tic rubta ltno itnoigCp6bnt i'm. 9lubers
hCm 5uc Nldbrcn, ole iicb, felt mir lie 81 DC
qinu Der SHifon iuuiten ulS trdOtiN crluieicu
6nben; ruiicn iebr out iiir oic 8nrm. User
ctn @unr outer OInuciel uhcr 4ttroe fir Die
6arnr. Ecibdttss poer 6dnliGngcbrurd n6t6ig
bat ole an oas Slimd gcip6but eingeiabrCn
nnh itaotgemDbnt iino- lam 80 @ro3cHt iparcn,
mcnn CT in unierem SuI. ooripritht
y. 2. - Dian fomnle getuilQit niht naCb
nnlcrem 0auptbiircnu, "a bie 5u oerlauicnOen
I6icre NIX I'M Sfall Rr. , in
gtr. 223-227, 3Cnrl.Strnfc,
acfnuft wcrocu I6uHcu orei 6dufcracpicrt u6rb.
lid bon oer @eiisGaltiuprcs sStynGc. nnbe oem
gcrlnpiunsMarit no infer Gcibdftsf6rcr
0err Nosuell, ituttonirt lit mo b1fdbe gtuss
hult duen &uui.uit9cu geben miro @eHiis
genoc Scit 6um Ernbren eines icoeu Fieroes
noer Itaulcicla GeNe0clr. Sds &nUrnm lit 5ur
Snipcitou cingcaoCu. (St2s. .tRb))
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WiOro unO SOotIdlag in Sirming.
ham.

9irnIlnNb am 2IIu, .. 9tou
- Ndbrcno Der lcBtcn 9todt muroc
bier Der 9}c1cr &obn 6enru 2tooms
ron Dem @oli}iiten Smith criHoiien
mo cr lit Der }lu6lftc Monn melder
innerbolb oht lagen in oicier Stoot
oui ioldc @ciic lmfam. Bier OtGn.
uer murocn in Der 9to6t pom lebtcu
Somitog ollctu bier it colge pon
Strcitigfciten cridolien, uno cine
mobrc Shrcdcu9berridoit i6eint
bier cingcriIicn 81 lein.
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@ranOfntaitrOpbe in Seaowppb.

Ncu0mou0, 80. 9. 9top. -
Sch3 ShloiQdltc erlitten beutc iriib
in cincm biciIcu aoItbmrS oen6lon-
mento0 lmO ehua ein 2uBeno onocre
crIitten bel 0cm Gerilld, iid) Olrh
SSluht 5u retH, tootlihe gerlebln-
gen. Goa @cb0loc lag in 9(idc, ebe
Die Sodlitc Der Stootbelpobner I'M
Den 2lu5brld, 0ea 5eiterS nuBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-10

1roe aaer Cuicr nH :gienibenle6en IN Der
Ioropol nod nift otinroer iporoeu. Nobl
nher fplr6e, gcrn6r we'll 10 Ucle Nenid1enlcber
lber bein 5uden rad ette'n WHtiel geaen Bic
ieueii peiien D!oHGeu i6liebIi6 BOD ein III
perIdifiges SeilmiitcI gegen olee 1einoe Ser
WteHitfen geuftoeu 2te 5t. &eruaro qrdnter
pilien 6aben ieiiocEl fhninufenoell oas peben
aereitet un6 bis iH Elm bpbes 0,enIehsnalier
BIG sum duberiteu RDl Der p5glinfeit betpubrt
Tiefes punSer6nrr oelmiitel entbdlt nnr BiIau
5eiiftote NIB ieiue Wrernlien. Sil Npofbeien
5H bnbeH. l2iIoSaJ
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sdllimmt Strnfenbahn.Gplli

NJ 0ut0ometU q 9lIo, 9. DO.
uembcr. IN ciucr bellte 9todnit,
tag bier itottdcilInocnen StroBen,
bobn Goaiiion bIieben 5rpei J'cacr
ouf Der Stcac to0t unb bier g1eiBe
crlitten ihwcrc &erlebilngen.
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~ anuray'H
~ ptllrtt
Iibern
Ycrfrfte &crOaunnq.

9urdb ibre anti ,btGt5fen Gieeuf6aHen
iinuren iie Die 9eDer In Der gl6fonberuHa Der
Sane rmo gmSfdcouua berfeIDen bur9 bic
GiaucuIundle 0ice Biaeu in 9oien bon 5ipei
5i3 bier, rcauIiren baloigit bic 2ebertbdtisfeit
unO beireieu ben Eutenten Don befeu WldnaeIn.
cine coer 5uei uou RdouubS Biueu tdaIltD
aenommcu bon Golden. ipeI4e an biIiofen
G6mcy5eu uno 1rdebeit Der aeber Icibeu, tal'
ten oaS sDiem rcacIuabG uno fibern eine
geilnbe &erbduunp.
sd btu 100 @}eiltu bon Der ni6iten slpo'
tbcie enIiernt mo ncrIouGe bon Gud, mir Elm
TuteuS 9ores Ibrer piueu 5u iiberieuoen. so
Icioe nH Du2iel 3beumatt5nms uno tpar neun
0iountc lana In 3ot Springs Wiene 2eber
unb Nieren tinO ouaeeriiieu Sd inuo, bab
Sbrc Bitten mir mcbr uibieu aIs aue Dlebi'
sincn, Die Id aeuomnleIi. unO ole pSprineB-
obcnorcin. gltbmngsUoQ
g0. Sumes."
Sorqua 9uIa, 9uma County, sIri3cna.
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NiCOergctnaQt.
Gr-SnnOcsicuatOr Garmaf in 9tnib.
uillc cridjuiicu,

sin ilmgcr }lnpolt 9}omcn& No
bin Cooper, Der Ibdter. - Ger
@otcr ociiclben ebenfoaa in Ojc
Gra90Oic uerIuidclt. @o6r.
iAeinIih mar 0iciclbc cine GolQc
Oe9 ioebcn becuoetcrL bittcren
poIitiihen Samples in lcmciicc.
0ic Gorricrc oe& Gct6otctcn
I'M 9un0eSienat lmo i'm NcprG.
lCntnltcubmrc. - Gr mar Gin
briQmter HcOncr.
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1p pann1ay, "
~ ptllrtt

Soaitdnoig acf6mndIos, elegant ii6er5oeer,
puraireu, reaulreu. fdret. reiniaen nno fidt'
fen. gnbiuab'5 QiaeH fir SeiIure nuer ge'
fDperoen bcs mdaens. ocr Gingcpeibe, gie'
rem 9Iaic. ncrb5fe 3ranfbeten, sGrinoeI,
&erIiao. &eritophna, QiLes.
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Iie itolicnii6en giienbobn.g >

~lN 'A''''N'''IN ININ' ~'lS'tpapll7N ~ 2
Better ,<oc Gblrdce iuo tSronf Sloi
iinb geitern noDe Supplement-, @iles.
Gouttp, 30 crrnoroet aligeiunoen
moroen. N}oH 1nt nod feine Spllr
BON 0en l60tcrn
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W., y. nno Y. Is. Y. 50.
vSie eleftriide 0inte"
@leitriihe 9nlnillunnnnns

NIeffflIdle Nnlnimngguns
Wan Walbngtou = Seoe balbe Stinoe bon
1890 unb 1900 9,acbts
Bad, annapolie = Seoe gtunoe bon Gas
Wtorgens bls 7.45 gbenbs uno $50, O45 uno
4 .45 RucbtS.
Sahrpreis, On riuer Gdltuna. 9lunSfabrt
gtd0 gSulpiHgtoH' l5c. SIPS.
Han annlppits ,GOc. St.00.
an ods 8taets8iircnu. 5erminai. .Stu.ion' Bari.
Auernc, nuhe 2eIin9tun.IstraRs, uber man teies
pbnnire nt g. & Y. CT. Saul $3.50 roer glarns
lanb, 9purtlaHh 1899. (&pril4 1&SJ
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SranfDafteS aOpfweb,
6ranrnlcibcn,
llnUrrOaNlidfrit, :;
SiliDlitdt,
SrritOpfnng, ~ :
9DSprpIia
!lN0 aGe SIOrun0sn Der ce6sr

Gcahtct oe ioIaenoen Sbmptcme, tpeIte
bur6 arunt6eteu Der Gerouunnescraure ent'
iicGcn; &critopiuue. inneridbe Sdmorrboioer.
@mauorana sum Gopfe fuurer Wdger. Na'
fcubmlcu 9eriiIopfen giel nur Gpeifeu.
G6mrrc oe8 Niagens. iaiires 9tufitcbeu, Sn'
fen luo alopfcn ocS Sersens. tuiirgenoe obeE
GriiidnnQ5 5eiiible beini 9inleaen, ber'
fd)wommeues guaenIidt guniie ooer Geiuebe
Dor ben 9tuacu. 5ieoer ilnb onmpfe Sdmer5cn
I'M Nopfe &erIuit oer SdwctBdbfonberung.
Celb1cit Der Saut uno gtugen Sbmer5en in
Der Seite 9rnit unb GIieoern uno pIbtGt6e
9uifdue bon site. 9'renneu I'M 5Ieti1e. @t'
uiGe peniee 2oieu BON Hdopn gtl'
Ten ueroen has Sbitem bon au ben o6eH
gendnnten gefbperben Geircieu
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Summer 4 Befer,
ScGtidcs ganf- uno &cdjIelgcIdJGit,
26 SOntbsStranc,

,9intiuunl 8nut OF Commerce" ".0jebauoe.
@litgtieber Der 9tttieu6brir
gus mn &ertauf ron gttteu uno SbltgGtto'
men. gSecbfeI mo Greoitbrieie alf nuc bd;pts
fG6Iiheu Stdoie europa s. GIN uno Seriaui
fren1oer GeIoinrteu ione slusiertGung bon
8uIlmabten. SbllsIurtcn bon uno nn1
EeutihldHo. (gloril27-)
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9cOattc brginnt.
Gcbbnftc Gr0ttcrnngcu i'm OcntIdcn
9icid,sta9 Crlunrtct.

IntcrpclotionCu liter Aoiicr &ntcr-
uicw wcrOcH mobrlhciulib }mei
Gage IN }mipuld nebmeu -
&cricBlma ,mO @ciorocrlml Ocut
iAcr QWIomotcu 9citdttl>uI
Der 9}osbricbt ijbcr Ole Gmcmmul
0c9 @rofcn 9rrnjtorii pm octt-
itbcn 9otihoitcr in @oibiultou.
- Edpit @iua enpfdnlt Gurois
nGlc. Cine GnttGui6umg fir
ocn 0Itrcidiicbcn lbrouioller.
@crlim 9. 9topernber. Man
rnunrtct Oob Die beporItebcnOc DC
buttc int Heicb9tog iiber 0ua bcriibnI-
tC &niicr Enterpielu cine icbr lcbboftc
lcin mo }pei Gage IN 9Inlprllh ncbs
men miro. 9eihofun5ler Shirt @ii
lom miro robriHeinlih ieuc GrtlG
rlmN uod) Gr0fitung Der 0ebotte ob
aebclr Cine 5icmlih errcQte Stin
mmQ hcrridt ilber Die 2lnGcIcQen
heit inter 0en pcrldie0cncn Eartciell
noucntlirb unter 0eu So}ioliitcn. Die
26 Observation-Disclosures mf NOR
gen gIbcnO, III Berlin lnO Den &or
itdOtcn peronltuIten ner0elL nm &c.
gen 0en 9IbIoluti9nu9 Der 9tegierltn6
ST proteltireH
N}itAlieoer onOercr @artcicn bicl
ten bcltc @erotbulgeu inn Hcih9
tags .@cb0toe iibcr NioBrcAelr, 0urh
meIhc Gbnlife Grci1niiic in Der 81.
tlnft perbitet mcr0en ioucn uno per
cinbortcn iih ilber Ole @ultltnQ; lucl'
dc lie il Der Tc6uttc 3ll bcobodbtcn
I'll Qc0Cnfcn. Sic mdbltcn uu6 ibrc
beiten Nconer ml2, nm ibrc 9lnlidr
ten be5iglid Der ibuebcnoen Snter
pellution DEM Rcitbatog 81 lmter6rei
ten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-10

9rmtidJe Spar6nnf DUn SaltimOre,
-GlowCitsGdc-
Baltimore. nno GntaiusStrnRc,
Gffeu taglid, run bis 3 tBr.
SuEnertnG Abcuo uun biS llBr.
Ge G5eIoer neroeu uur in foIiben @iiicu uno
SbIigniicnen uuo auSgemdblteH SppotbeieR
angeegt,
69as. Spilmnn, Rrdii6ent.
Sobn grllnS, e. QieberInebi
G6nrle5 Spilman, 6enrO 3 Src1er,
SobH Webring, Genrb Sertel
9tobert pange. ySiuiGm SpimaH,
z. ScnrO Solder, SObu 2nn0e,
Gbuit. Semmeer. 3arrD g. gtuocmau,
Garl 2iebertncht Sbabmeiiter
gsiu. spiImnu, 3iiltSsSdaemeI
C31n4,1 1S)
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Gic Shut cincS rGranf."

Eoitnciitcr Niorlnn uott ]IUu-}jorf
mf ser 5trdBc 0urh ctnct 5dmb
uicocr1cItrcdt Sciue @lmOe
iii jn0ciicn nht 6OtIih. 5o.
fortigcr 5clbitmoro oea [bjtcr2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-10

Wrrlin, 9, 9topenbcr. Gie
.9tornOeutld)c Nu0cnlcinC 3cltrrl4
ucr0iicntidIt hcutc cine Hcibc bon
&cricblmQ2n I'M 0iplonlotideu 0icn-
ltc. @rui ,Sphonn Socinrih pon 9crns
itorff gcbt rpic i6on nlitactbcilt ais
9otldnftcr nuf 8nIbinAton @rur
6ernlum i. SouBfcl0t.y3il0enburg
biaber Nc0ation9rutb in @oI6inAtom
miro CScion0tcr rmo @ancrdIfoninl III
Ggpptcn; aorl Q'ijuj, biabcr General
fonltl in 9telp. Yorf, miro @cionotcr
on Wierifo, lm0 Boron D. Mangcn-
6cInt, Ger aegcmudrtIc 0cutldle Ne'
iun0tC in Mcrifo, miro nnd) 9ltben
ucricBt; 6r. Hchcnult Der 0cutid)e
@cianote all Nraiilicn, miro nod
NclQru0, ScrbiclL pcricbt; Wrof Cat.
tcnbud), WcianOter al Ynrtuaol, miro
9otlduftcr ol Sponien; Shirt b. Hus
floor, AcAcnpdrtigCr @eion0ter al
NclQro0, acbt nud &iiidbon. rno
@roi 2lrcO. .HnllcD, Gjeiouotcr in
9ltbcn iolgt oenl &rn. Heitenou III
9fio Dc ,{ulciro nud.
@rutulutionen un0 Wc-
dcnfe iilr 0cn Eupit
II ont 8. 9}openlbcr. Foplt
Fiu9 entpiing beutc Die OiitGIicocr
0t3 beiligen GoQeNilma. ucIhcr ibm
sum 80. %obresto9 icincr Erjciteuuei
be 9rotuIirten. Nm Der SpiBc Der
aorbindle itono Seruiiuo &unntcllL
inbem aoroimoI CrcgIiu Der Ioptn
oes 9ollegilm2, lnpdBlid) mor.
$4,000 in @oI0 murOcr bel DER @cles
genbeit ocm Eopit prdieltirt lmo
aor6inul &dnmlteli hielt cine Heoe.
in melhcr er Oan murmcn Miiniden
aller Wtitglicoer oea Goaeaillnlo lm1
Ou9 fernere Noblergeben oe9 ,$ubi.
lars }lu9orld pcrIie6. Ser Yopit be
omUortetc Die 2lniprnd)t ulii pniicnOc
Neiie unO lmterbicIt iih Damn 2iuigr
3eit NIT einem ieocn ieiner NciuhCr
8crcitelte &oiinunN2u.
" len, g. gtouenbcr. %rjBciiin
Sopbiu Sobenberq, @cniubIiu Nc2
(bronfolaerS Gr3bcr5oR fron} 5er0i
non0, rullrcc heutc cinea toOtc1
5obnhena entbunocn Die Wochne
rim Ieioet an Snilueu3u
& orb opors lOa in Son-
Don.
0o1L 9 !}oDcmber. Cir
@eorge lruStutt. ser neue Noromd.
uor BON &onoon. luurCc heutc in ieit
2ltnt inltaairt, uno Der iiblidje 1eit
5itg fono filr Gle Geiegenbeit itott.
SouiS q. Norter elm }lrerifuner.
orgonilirta Sen 3llA, unO Oerielbc
luor Der intereiiont1itc ieit uiclcu
Sabrcn.
(5prtietana iiebe 2. Seite.)
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Continued from page 2.

1865 P~0C -
when boundby the law, Than when
bound BY his conscience. He who
Is actualed by false priucipale
OF bsnor does not feel thus. True
honor is internal false honor
external. The one Is founded ON
principals. the other on interests
The one does not ostep atiou.
s'y proclaim ito lofty aims; Il pre.
iers that ito conduct and actions
{ demonstrates purposes. He who
% moved BY false hosor is con.
SANITY worried lest some one
llould doubt that be was : man
y honor. He Is % buslly engaged
. ;. sustaining his reputation
against fancied attacks : on his
MINOR that he finds but little
ims TO devote to the exercise oil
bose acts which : line ssnas oil
'onor would impel him 10 10
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-
NOTICE.:

ANY one wanting to have iced
chopped or meal ground, come to
the Colony Saw mill located on
Sites farm on Friday Of every
week: Come and give 10 a trial
and you will come again.
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/ Such ! one.nay bea llbsrtine
pennri ops, prsad May insuls
eie Interiors and defrsud hlA
fcssd itors: but II ID impossible
Tor one possessed Of trpe honor
70 3 any Of these. or do sny
|sud6 thioss.
When honor 10 not founded On
|virtse she becomes essentially
selflsh In design and il unworths
Of her name. She IL then unstable
and seldom The same, for she
leeds upon opinion ana win be;
. fickle = her food. She bpild.I
. lofty structure on the sandy
II the esteem Of
those Who are ofall beings, the
mosf subject to change. .a4
Combined with virtue she n
Uniform and fixed because she
ooks TOR appreciation only from
Him who ID the same at all times.
Honor BY herself il capricious
q her rewards. She feeds m
upon Cir, and often pulls down
,ur house I" build our monument.
She 10 contracted in her views in.
'sm uch a. her hopes are rooted
o the earth. bound, by time. and
erninated br death, But when
lirected BY virtue her hopes be.
pine enlarged and magai6ed, in.
: much a. they extend beyond
'resent-thiugs; even to thjncs1
tArnal. 10 the storms and
'm2eats Of life mere honor is
ot to be depended on, because
no herself partakes Of the
lmult; she also is buffeted bv
'e waves and born along by
' the whirlwind. But virtue il
rove the storm and gives 10
NOR a. sure aud steadfast
'eh0r since it is cast into
'aven. !
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Better use your Bible
IN PREACHING,


we have often been panied
seeing so little use made Of Il
Bible in the pulpit as ia made !
some preachers. BY no NEAR
do we hold that a sermon is n,
Sscriptural simply because it
mot composed largely Of scriptu,
'quotation. and we ore even read
TO assent that what is called
sermon may he four fifths mad
'op OF Scripture passage and We
'oe an unscriptural discourse.
We do maintain, however. th.
true preaching is based opop
and is an exposition and applica
zion OF the Word Of God, used i,
the light, God intended it SHOULD
Ibe.
'deslce we never like to see ,
preacher take his text, then clos,
Ills Bible and lay 1t aside, Is IL t.
say ! have done with it, for this
time. OF course. he might d
this. and yet preach an able.
ecriptusal sermon, but. a TIN,
Bible itself is the authority for
what he is to say and bis supre me
source Of appeal. it would appea r
70 me to be better ana be more
impressive If he would keep the
open book before him and give It
revereut recognition in quoting
from its pages and in referring to
IL Tor the enforcement of his
doctrine.
1t is desirable to. that such re-.
ference and quotations should be
more frequent than is the case in
some mems preaching. While we
should never mistake glibness in
scripture quotation or mere
text'quoting" for preaching the
gospel, we should be able to take
q comprehensive grasp of the
Divine Word ourselves; and then
70 lay open its great funda mental
truths, 30 as to make them lumi.
nous and impressive to our hearts
and refreshing 70 our souls; We
shall the better be able to do this
Il vel learn how broadly and clear.
~ to make the Scripture inter. |
pref Scripture; or in other words
largely to make the Bible do it's !
own preaching. II
Unless we get COMMAND of this
happy and useful art, we shall be {
likely to miss the mark in our .
'ulpit efforts. We shall fall into t.
mere hortatory discourse, into f
UGH retailing of our own con. t;
eits az will he little better than n
70 much silly twaddle, into that I,
Improbable relation of anecdo. IL
age, or else will be betrayed into T
polish efforts at soaring, sky. "
ocketing and various pulpit b.
ranks unsuited to the dignity of II
1ose who negotiate with men as to
'od's ambassadors. to
We wish all may learn to use til
'eir Bibles in preaching, more pl
AN they arc used in illustrating it
DDS Great plan of Salvation. &c
Speaking under the auspices II
the unit Of ''the God head hoai. by
)" Let preaching be not with tai
'ticing words OF mans wisdom. tn
It in demonstration and power tn,
the spirit. a.
Preach the grand old gospel tn,
ZEN to Abraham-Signed and thi
sled with the blood of Christ wa
rinkled with the tears o. the
nts-Clorifed in the life a. ZIG
'rters given in death-Beauti lar
by the faith Of Stevens UNDER har
) mighty hammer of persecu. hin
n-Preach this without money ing
! without price, and God will per
If you, and answer your pray. cry
you
. to
thar
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-07-16

= - dArmere money 70 e
fous % the faTm, and buy u
the prsduce at the spectators
own figure. and ships II 70 IL
city, and puts Il up for No aud
SENDS y back, aud mak6s The con-
sumner psJ the fright 10th ways
ana gets smother 80 per cent Of
tsne pro ducts Of the farm. Nov
tnen the operator u beginning
70 ieel pretty Rcod. BE has the
laoorer and the farmer. right In
oposition to each other. And the
parosite stands around and looks
90 ana sees the feathers flying
IRON Doth sides. and In both
nands : large sack % hold them,
ana sstners them al insnd makes
n'm . oed most beautiful and
o~ay ana iAys down on 1t and
'eugns At the two. picking each
o!her' 70 make him . goodresting
!, pace And the farmer pays ihe
o,''l WIN the dollar being placed
:1o0se 'ne man. Now the Capitol.
'st say we nave the laborer under
our snumo' be must work for Us.
ana OF course we will use him
% conquer the farmer. And
!. our blacks as slaves; and :
me white laboring man as a ser.
ant we shall be able to conquer .
ne farmer for we also have the !
in our hand. We u
'nali be victorious. But Hark! ?
as'en! a sound Of discomfort !
nens 10 heard. The voice says. h
l. Is well - Judge Douglas, 4
m 10 favor OF the race to which n
oe,o"s having the superior a,
osi''on. l have never said any. h,
n'ng 70 the Contrary. but hold
nat Notwithstanding all this,
mere Is no reason in the world II
my the negro is not entitled to
u the natural rights enumerat-
4 IN the Declaration Of Inde.
right to life liber.
ana the persuit Of happiness
'dlstory Page Az National
'emoral volume Lincoln"
DEBATE with Douglas 1881
In this is heard the voice Of
0erty and the voice Of condem.
't'on on slavery-Such a. the
'i'sr was making; BY a value |
ing placed on the dollar great
snan the man. But now the
oney power has power to
&c IN the man Lincoln And by
Al determined mind and his
asterly will; chattle slavery
IS .. abolished and the foundation
hoersy once more laid down.
u scarcely had the roar Of the
anon ana the din Of battle
ls"o when that noble man fell
,ln 10 MS slayer. As you will
d In a continued peice in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19
DASHES INTO
THE FLAMES
A Brave Woman Rescues
Husband From "A
Raging Inferno.

VALLEJO. Cal, oct la- Her.
nard noglo died today Of burns re-.
celved last night while roaoulug
horses from a burning Htehle and
his vito. 10 In "A critical condition
az the result Of burns she sustain.
cd when. putting 20 shame the hes
itnting firomen. she daahed into
the flames aud dragged out the IN.
conscious form Of her husband
The fire started in u large stable
belonging to the Philadelphia
brewing company Half a dozen
horses were IN the barn, Bogle
had succeeded IA getting out all
but one when the remaining horse
kicked him la the head. rendering
him unconscious Tho building was
then mass OF flames. When
hogle did not return II was known
he was IN peril but the firomen
and men about the place held back
saying u was Impossible for any
one "a rescue him
Suddenly wildeyed woman.
frantic with excitement. forced her
way through tho crowd She look.
cd toward the men and screamed
Save him. save him. will 90 one
save him
The flames reared omin0usly
about the doorway. and within the
building was q solid mass oi
flamra Several men started for
ward but skunk back again
Mrs iiogle turned upon them
one momcut then dashed In She
stumbled upon her husband drag
gcd him out aud then tainted She
WAS badly burned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19
COULD HAVE WALKED
HOME QUICKER

Another case OF the gross lndif
ference ~ the Seattle Electric com
pany 20 It's patrons la related hy
NJ HammersIough. manager OF the
department OF the Gus
brown Co. who states that on Sat
urday night it took him one hour
aud a half to get from First and
Madison VI to 3ith av aud Union
IL Is an absolute outrage" said
liammeFHlOugh this morning My
son Louis and | took an + Union
81. car at Madison Il az o'clock
and did not get to my home az l426
gath av. a half a block from the
car line. until 2.a0 The car was
stalled by work car az Molrone.
and. after waiting "a while. We wore
taken back 60 Fourth av and
switched onto another track before
proceeding There we're over a half
dozen women on the ear aud two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19
TANK EMPLOYE
GOES WRONG

StcRhoua was Nkcn 90 the city
iatl and held there until William
Mcleod. chief Of the Canadian de-
tectivo bureau az Vancouver ar
rived on tho Owl train and claim.
ed him.
stephens was taken north. Il H.
charged that he stole $50 from tho
bank lie Loft Vancouver October
1. and since that tune he told the
police he has been Ia Seattle. lie
came 10 ncllineham expecting 20
meet hts wife. but she aid not ale
pear Tho local police held good
description OF stephens and he WAS
easily recognized
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19
LOAN CLERK In
NJ 0RSE TRIAL

NEW YORK. Oct la-Frank y
rringie, a loan clerk Ia the bank
OF North America, was called by
the prosecution today 20 testify TO
alleged manipulatlons OF stock by
Charles W Morse. the Ice king.
and Alfred n Curtis. president Of
the bank. who was associated With
Morse PruEle was Ia a position
To know great deal about the
transfers Of securities IA which the
bank figured.