davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-02-07
ea -.

Pearl-Let me see | wonder what
1t was that Pand had in tha won
derful box?
Ruby-Oh, I 81 il was a new au-
tumn hak.-Chic; Daily News.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15
!Sr. Bartlett aeitOrben.

GrlieNt Dem Shlagnnfoa. - Ger
GoO fam geitern Mor9en nm 3
llbr, - @or 50 Sabre alt. - Bic
9ceroigung iinoet mor9en Nod-
mittag itott.
Sr. Sobn j. Barrett, ser an Mon-
tog Wlittog in ieincm 9iircou I'M Sc.
bGllOc Der Worplunb Sabensperlite.
runGS-@ eielidoit einen Sdlugoniou
crlitt, lit aeItern Moroen INN 3 llbr
III lcincr @obnlng, Nr. 1917, Yorf.
lace, %0eltor6en. Ger 50 Sabre alte
Wonn beioB cine cute Contribution,
mo ieine Ingeborigen boiften Oes.
bolb, ooB er miebar geneien miiroe,
ober Ole Soifnung mar pergebenS.
Serr Bartlett mar Staot.S teuereiit.
nebnler inter Den rcpublifunil1an
Wopors Alc1uS @ooper uno @n1. :.
Wollter BON 1896 bis 1900. Gr mar
lein 2eben lang i'm 5obafsgeidGft in
tcreiIirt. Gle geerbi9ung iinoet NOR.
gen Nodmittag itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15
Sr. 8ilman's Suo.

@irb allf'S SiefIte %bctrouert. - Nus
alien &nnbestbeilcn erbGlt oic ia.
mile in Norpid) Kaleidoscope
Iden. MISUNDERSTANDING
Der SruiteeS Der SobnS Soptins.
llniperfitat.
Ser 600 bes Or. Ganicl Colt Gil.
man, langiGbrigen ErGiiocnten Scr
SobnS SopfinS. llnipcriit1t, bat nift
oIlein in Baltimore, ionbern in allen
Sbeilen Der Ser. Stoaten IN arciien
Der @elebrten tieie Srauer b~erporge.
ruien. Cine Icpeid)e aus Noripid),
Conn, no Or. @ilmon Itarb, iagt,
Dab Der 6umilic olls olcn 2onoes.
tbeilen @eilei6Soepcihen mQingen.
Die Gepeide iaGt peitcr, sic 9eerOi.
gung iuiirhc BORT mor1en TrCito0, inn
neutrality-suspicious. uui Scr Dan.
tic Cemetery ltattfinoen, mo Yoitor
Or. ainioluins pon Der biifoilid) pro.
teltontiifen ct. Haulssairbe IN Dol
timore miirbe amtiren.
Sic Srilltees Der SobnS Sopfins.
llniperiitGt periommelten lid geitern
Morgen unb ianbten Ole iol9enoe 9ei.
leibsbepeide an Die @ittpe oes Ser.
~itorbenen in Norrpif:
nSrau 6. 9. %. Gilman, $50,
@oibineton.S trabe. Moruidl, Conn:
Gle Sruitecs Der Sobns Sopfins.
llniueriitGt miinihen Sbncn in Sbrcr
groban Srauer ibr t~ieiites Mitgeiiibl
ous5uoriiden. Sic %betrauern Oen
Zoo oeS 9eliebten erIten YrGii0entell
Der llniperiit0t, Ser Elm piertel Sabr-
bunoert lang Die 8eid)ife oerieIben
lentte. Sbre Gienite iteben Sbnerl
sur Serfiigung. Sra Hemien, Eroii.
bent Der Sobns Soptins. llnipcriitat
81. Brent aepier. BrGiibent Der 9eb0r.
De Der SruItees."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15
Cine bpiterih de Meaeriu,

Cine ~ iterib Megeriu,
Nolnens pima Green, bot mGbreno
Der letten Gage Rouilt @inails I'M.
Iiher gen1ott; geitern wllroe bieielbe
enblih perbaitet, Inn auf ibren 8ei-
It~es5ultano eepriift 5i peroen. 9ei
ibrer ginlieferuns in bie 9oIiseiitas
ton l%eiltete tie Dem Shlieber 10 per.
5lpeiielten @ioeritano, Dab mebrere
Wanner oemielben at Siilfe ellen
miBten.
Gin eigent6iimIihes 3u-
a NJ mentreffen NOR es seItern,
ols IN Der fatboIiiden Ct. 8eters-
Stride cine Sod5eitseeieli1aft nno
EN- Seiben5ug beinobe CUR ielben
3eit eintrofen. Die 9roitling fano
Dor Dem &equiem-S odamt itatt. Sr.
Sobn Heoroon u1b SRI. Warp Gal
lagber maren oas 0rautpaar. Sr.
eOporb Tode bon Nr. 1913, 3eIt-
2erington-S trabe, ipar Ser Sobte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15
So Sabre aft.

6rou Morie GIiiobetb Neiieridmiot
mtroe om 10. Sftober 1929 aebo.
rem. - Ser riiitigen, geiiti9 fri.
ihen @reiiin peridonen 10 @nfel.
ltno II llrenfetainoer Oen Sc.
b~enSubeno.
Sn Ser 8obnllng ibreS SobneS
8iuiom 6. Meiieri6mibt, Nr. 1854,
Norb-Golpert.S Str, fetert bette 5rau
Wtorie @liiobetb Weiieridmiot ibren
50. 8ebllrtStog IN foit jugenolider
6riide nno &iiiti9feit. 3mar geltat-
tet cine Ser5ihmdd)e ni6t mabr, bob
Die @reiiin lire gepobnten tGgli6en
Spa5iergGnge modt, oafiir ninnmt lie
aber I'M 10 regeren Intbeil an Der
Bolitit un0 an ollcn mi6tigen Cages.
frogcn, uno Tie lieit Die tdglihen Bet
tln1ell, o6ne elmer 9riQe 81 bebiirien.
Sbre i'm Souie mobnenocn gnfel bal.
ten ii6 am licbiten I'M 3inmer Der
8roBmutter ouf, bic nit 2iebc unb
9tndlid)t Nntbeil an i6ren Spielen
mo Sorgcn nimmt.
9lm 10, Sftober 1923 erblidte Sron
Weiieri6miot, geb. alingelGoier, in
@ctter bel Worburg, aurbeiien, ooS
Sid)t Der @elt, unb entidlob lie lid)
1912, 5mei 9riioer unb 5tpei GouiinS
nod Intcrifo 81 be9lciten, no lie nod
ncunmo6cntlider Sobrt alf cinem
Greimaitcr IN Sbilooelpbio onlong-
ten. @abrenb lire Serpanotelt
gleih nod Eittsbure peiterreiiten,
perblie6 Srou Welieridmibt in Ser
StaOt Ser Srloerliebe, bon ser tie
1916 nod Baltimore iiberiieoelte, UNI
bier nit Serrn Charles Socob Wei.
leridmibt, einem SGdermaiiter, Sen
9unb fiir's 2eben 81 idlieBen. ga.
Itor Srpig bon Der eriten Stride Der
epongelii6en @emeini6oft on Der
8reeneitr. poa5og Die 5rouung. 9or
20 Sobren lpurOe Srou Melierihmibt
sur Sefrct1rin ocs SroucnperainS
oieier Stride erpGblt, uno 90 Sabre
neriab lie oieIen Yoiten nit Derielben
Eflifttreue, uelhe bas 9oil3e 2eben
oeS @e6urtstogsfinoes forafteriiirt
bot. Notiirlid) gebort lie nod imner
oieieln &ercin an obnobl ibr porge-
IdrittelleS Ilter lie Dor 3mei Sobren
5mong. Ole SefretGrsiteae nieoersule.
gent, 9llS SSrou Weieridmibt nad
Baltimore fnnl, mar oieie Stoot nod
ein groBes Gorf obne StraBenbabnen
ober onbere Gerfehrsmittel, nit Nu2.
nnbmle eines BON Yenniplponio.Ape.
unb Gumberlonbitr. biz 9oltimoreItr.
un6 grpabmap gebenoen iogenonnten
@ilnagens. 3ebn ainoer, popon
nod odt am 0eben itnb, cntiproBen
Der gliidliden Che, unb 5lpor Srall
Eoltor S. S. 9oung in Tatu.Dorf,
Sruu s. %. WcNfelan, Sagerstoiun,
Srou 2ouiie @oriuf, Srou Sophie
MeBner, Serr Sobn 6. Weiieri6mibt,
Srou snna ". Siloebronot, Srait
gmilie Siloebronbt uno Setr @il.
fam 6. WelIerifmiot, bel Dem bt,
oIte Came felt orei Sobren ibr Seim
au~f9eldlugen bot. Auber ibren Sim
bern perihoncn 10 gnfel. nnb II llr.
enfel.Ginber ben 2ebensobenb Der
@reiiin, heren treller 2ebensgefdbrtc
Dor 80 Sabren itorb. @eeen Der
Ser3ihmGhe bes @eburtstagsfitoeS
lit BON elmer Somilian.H Reunion ab.
Itono genommen poroen, ood) lper.
ben lire nod lebenoen @eihtpiiter,
6rou 2ouiie Hlod, 70 Sabre alt, unh
grnit alingelbofer, 7112 Sabre alt,
ben Sog nit ibr uerleben, nlto uiiBera
Dem ainber uno ainoesfinber nid)t
MIR lire @liidpiinihe, ionoern auf
biibihe, beionoers aus 9llrman be-
Itebenoe Angebinoe borbritgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15
SOnncnanf. nnO ltntcrgnug.
Tns MCttcr.

Sir MorDIono unO Sen GtItrift
Columbia Derltc unb morgen flar;
beltc nGrmer; friide iiiolihe @inoe.
Baltimore NOR gcitern i0eaIcS
@ettcr bcidicDen; oic b6ditc Gempc-
rotltr NOR 70 @rQ0 INN / llbr Nod)'
mittogS itnO sic nieOri8Ite 40 Groo
I'M G llbr Worgens.
,Sn Den anoereu 8un0eS -@etters
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. muroen Die
ioI0cnocn n~icorigiten Eenperaturcn
per3eidnct:
Goitport "A, Gortlanb SO, Bolton
Al, NlbonD 36, 9tem.Dorf Al, YbiIa-
oeIpbia as, 9Itlontic.Gitp Al, @aIb-
inaton &c, Noriolf 50, SotteroS GO.
Charlotte ~. @%ilmington As, Ga,
uomuob 90, GborIeIton so, Sadion.
bile 5S, Supiter 70, aep @cit 76.
9ltIonta so, montgomery IS, Teip-
Orleans 60, 8oleltinc 81, @alDeiton
81, Corpus Gbriiti 81, Mcmpbis 80.
Cincinnati 46, Yittsburg II, S8pego
40, Buffalo so, GlepelouO 4G, Getroit
80, Mpena 80, W~orQuctte 80, Green
Ban "a, Gbicago So, 9ulutb 81, ct.
saul 80, ct. 2oitiS sc, SoniaSsGitp
62, Snloba Sc, Sllron AZ, YiSmarf
40, @iaiitun ~, Sopre ~, SeIena
46. Salt 2ofe sc, Genper As, Nortb
Slate 36, Gob9e.Gitp 56, Imariao
80, sos angeles 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15
Ser Gr6aucr 0es UaIti,

Ger gr6aucr bes 9aIti.
morer 9 o It bauoes, Capt.
Sodion Sollanb, lit I'M Mlter BON 76
Sobrcn i'm rMarplanb Nugemeinen
Soipital" einem MagenleiOen erie.
gen. Gr ipobnte in Scr. 1905, 2inben.
MpeulIe.
n8ebiIbcte Serren. - Bel
elmer Sudspreacrei 5piifen oen alten
nnb Den jllngen Stubenten III Der
nllnineriit1t bon Worplanb" puroen
geltern 0rei Stuoenten perlebt nro
Die Ginridtilns i'm Sorlaal ihiper
beidobigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15
Mnua M. Sd,uiBer.

Us ltdrb am "A. Sftober 1908 IN
tbrer lesten @obnung, Nr. 500, Dit.
Naotlon+StroBe, Nnna W. Sd)nitrr,
Sotter oes peritorberlen Sobn nno
Wogoaleno S6nieer. 7ie 3eit Der
Seeroigilng miro ipdter onge5cigt.
(2S9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15

8roBer @runoeig e II :
bumsperfa Ii (. = Serrn Sreoe-
rid 9. Geinbeimer ptrben 9eitern
bon Serrn Sames @. Sinoaa IL in
Toro- unb Moromeit.9 Baltimore eeles
gene er0Bere @rnnbItiide gum @e-
iammttpertbe bon $4,000 ii%bertragen.
Stint @rrtnbltiife iinb an Der MorS.
leite 0 Sronflin-S Terrace uno sluci
an Der Siioieite oieier StraBe gele-
gen. Inoere 8runoitiide liegen an
Der q. Strobe, an 9iooIeItrobe unb
8reenmount-a oeniie, an 2oiapette-
auenue, Deitlid bon GarolineltroBe,
lIno an Der Siiotueit-gde bon Gbelieo.
Terrace unb @inbior Miu Goob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15

Gin prp6otcs Mtttcl eur
gusrottrung Der Hotten ioQ cine 9ol.
tinlorer Groanen. Sirmo criunoen ia.
ben. SIS beitebi oarilL SppbuSbaSil.
len in Spciien 81 miihcn uno bouit
&otten 81 fiittern. Sic Hutte, Die bo.
bon iribt. frepirt; anoerc Notten ircl,
fen 0en tooten NoSer oui, mcrOen IN,
ii5irt mo perenoen out. Sn Scr
@eiie miro cine iornlite Selld)c Der.
uorseriiien. Der iblieblid) ollie Iaoel
sum Spier iollen miiiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15
Sdliffsfnrten

bon mo mad europa iiber Baltimore
ODER Reip.gorf, aujiite ober 3ipiihen.
bed. @ehiel, auslGnoiihes @eIo.
g%rebitbriefe uno 9eloienbunaen.
Sbeu. s. 9iener e &c.,
&r. 217 Sit.Saltimore.S trafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15

@egen bic yS Of ~ c
Sono".- Gas before Clement u,l.
ter ben S%talienern 9oltinlore'S mill
Dem 9eiipiel Ser onitGnoi9en Sobnc
oes ionni9en StaIien's in Nelu .Dorf
uno Chicago folgen uib sur 9efdnl.
pfun9 Der vSduarSen Sano-@ eiea.
Ibait" cine ~@eiBe Sono.@ eieli6ait"
griinben.
Sit 'roben % uth = &c.
neral Sobn Gill, Erdiioent Der Mer.
Camille Gruit II. Gcpoiit So, lit Der
Nnliht, oob Die 3eiten iit iebt ibneu
beNlern lperocn, beionnerS, iobolo oie
gu'regung iiber Ole @obl por6ei lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15
Sber. $. 0iener e So.
2t7 Ct.BnIfimure.GtraSe.

Deutides un6 anberes ~ausI6noi.
Ides geIo sefauft rnb p~erfauft.
8eloIenoungeu beiorgt mad Deutid.
Lamb Oeitreid. MuBIano u. +. NJ.
@ehieI a~usgeiteIt aiif ausIGnoiide
9anfen. Greoitbriefe un6 TropeIerS
Cheques.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15
Batter Gamer Sabciiu.

olf ber5lihe Wciie bon ieinen @es
meinbc Mitglicoern entpfongeu,
- g9o6 einem frlr3en @ottesbienit
@roBcr Gmpfung in Der 81.
&rrt5.Snlc.
Nls yfeftor Carl Gamer bon Der
81. &rel5 = 8enncinoe I'M perganges
rlen Sriibjobr Die erite Gltropareiic
lett pieIet Subren ontrat, bate er
ibtperlif cine 9lbnung, iuelb' eln
ber3lidcr Gmpiung bon Seiten lel'
npr Observation-Disclosures ibm bel lets
ner &iidfcbr ST. Sbeil miirOc. Sater
! Gamer, meld)er befnnntlid in Sta-
lien cine 3eit lang trallf Oarlleoer
lag, mar Elm gilb ser @eiu1obeit, als
er oeitern 9lbeno am Union : gabn-
bofc unIongte. @r lpllr0e am 8abn-
bofc nit elmer Wtuiiffopelle empfalt.
gen mo Die ct. EaulllS q. Sitter fuus
0irten nebIt 5oblreiden anoeren 8e'
Observation-Disclosures ultf Dem Wege
had Der 81. &rell5 E Stride an Der
@eit., nobe 2igbtitroBe, olS feline Of.
renpod)e, Sn Ser STRIDE ongelanat,
lnlO ein fur5er @ottcSoienit itott, II.
Damn begob man Iid) nod Der Saae
al Der @eit, uno 8iQiomltraBe, mo.
Ielbit oeS Seimgefebrten cine groBc
lleberraidung barrie. Sr. s. Nel:.
mann ilberreid)te ibn nGmlid cine
gutgeipidte 90rie. Gen gon5en Sr.
bait mpQten Die @iiienoen geiterl
Nbeno nidt flnb 9eben; ollein Sbat.
Iod)e lit eS, boB Der 9etrog ii6er tal,.
Ieno Collars mar.
Sn ber5lihcr @ciic mllrbe Safer
Gamer bon &inoeru I'M Nonlen Der
Shiilcr miQtommen gebeiBen. Sri.
&olepbinc Fieifer begrilBtc i'm mt
Den %folgenocn @orten:
Gel luiIlfonmcn nod Ser Neile, odl
lie 0iInfte inns 10 lang,
Num crIhalt nad) &inoermeiie @iQ.
fonm aus ocS &er5euS
9rang.
ga, lpillfommcn frob %miQfonmen.
iltbcln all' Die &inoer beut';
Solienofo6cs irob' 8iQfommell
brin9en mir Dir frob erfreut.
Gnolib lit tie bo bie Stuu,oe, oie mir
barreno lang eriebnt;
l%'1lere Srelloe gibt Die aunbe,
Slebe tits, Die lie perib6nt.
Srob itebit 0u in u%nierer Witte -
uno mir preiien 8oter Gid
Dob 0u bortelt uniere Bite,
S6iibteit i'm 10 p1terIid.
ga, Oh boit i'm ipoblgeleitet,
lleber meite Weere bin,
Gngel baben i'm bealeitet
limo Die Simmelsf6uigin.
Sroben Can't mir,
Goter bringen 9einer Site bod er.
frellt,
Nodmals au6 mir froblih lingell,
Wiafomm', frob ipiIlfommen Dellt'.
2ann trat Sri. !Selen &eQp Der.
Dor uno entbot Dem @efeiertcn oeli
foIgenoen @rllB in englii6erS pro6e:
@ir griiBen bod nit beaem Subef.
tIang
Sic idone Stunb', fir ms 10 reid
an Sreuoen,
limo liebeno bringen mir inn 5eItgc.
lang
Zen froben @ilfomm nad 10 Ian.
gem S6eioen.
ga, frob millfommen, irob mad Gin.
oeriueiIe,
@iQfommen, Sbellrer, nod 10 meiter
&eiie
@egriiBen mir Gid finolid bier,
llnO uni're 2ieoer,
Sic itroblen bell Die Ser3ensfrcllocn
mieoer. +'l
@ir preiien allb I'M froben Cant
ben Serrn,
Scr lorgiam id)ilste did oilf allen
@egcn.
Sein gutter Gngel mebrte ill,o belt
Der Seinoe Git, erilebte @otteS 81.
gen.
rSu, Can't benz Serrn! Dir irelloi.
geS @iQfommen,
@iufommen. Sbcurer, ber5liG frob
mi!lfommen;
Wog' uni're Sreub uno Sroblidfeit
Cir bout pertiinoen,
0ob 2ieb unb 0onf inns innig Cir
perbinoen.
Gin Invertebrates muiifalii6es uno
literoriideS Yrogramm gelangte au.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15
Srbbcrs einsiges Mtelier.

@ir bubcn MIR Elm atelier in galti.
more, NIB bas befinSet fd in Der
Gtase 81 ebcner Grbe, Wr. 321, Noro'
8ap-, nabc Siab.Str. Ginber.Sbo'
t%osrapbicn clue. epesialitdt. - Seine
agenten uno feineS reppeu gu itei8en.
5. Scbbcl. 6. Grni. 0ei6aftsfahrer.
EGiie 5nr Meiie in's NnsIano BE-
iorat Is. &ainc, Nr. Alb, Sit'Salti'
marritrakr, nabe Chiffon Sonie %pe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15

EGHe CUR Hciic ta's Hnslano b.,
iurgt 6. Gaine, Wr. Alb, Cit.Salii.
mrreitrake, uabe Gnitum Suuic w,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15

Ibleben. - Sm 80. 2~ebensiot-
re itebeno, ihieo geltern nod tur5er
Grnnfbeit Sri. Minnie Shniber in if.
rer Wobnun9 an RuOiion. uno Wfc'
Sims troBe aus Dent 2eben. Sic
binterldBt cine Sfmelter ulb 5rpei
9riiber. Sbr Goter SEER Sobn
Shniser itorb Dor ungeiGbr einem
Sabre, uno ibre Muttcr, Worgoretbe,
icgnete id)on Dor Sabren Dos 3eitlifc.
Stobltruit perlGbt BAL,
timore. So Die nllniteo Stntea
Steel Corporation. oeren Saupt-Gr.
portplat gcgenpdrti9 Baltimore lit,
miro uoransiidtlid cen bieIigen So-
len o%llfgeben, iobolb lire i'm 9au be.
griiienen @nareubduier uno @obn-
Nnlaeen on Den llfcrn Der Ncmarf,
9oi, RS, uolanoet limo.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-08-01
FRANKLIN CITY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hart. Of Phila-
delphia. are spenting the Summer with
the latters parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Colona
Miss Margaret Lynch. of Georgetown,
is the guest OF Miss Florence lIarring-
ton.
Mr.. George Nelson. of Georgetown,
visited MIR. Earle Chapman this week.
Mrs Blanche Mason, accompanied by
her son. Edwin. is visiting at the home
of her father, Mr.. Major E. Selby.
Mrs. Maude Smith. Of Philadelphia.
is the guest of her mother. Mrs. Mary
A. Jarman.
Little Esther Birch is very i'll at the
present time.
Mrs. Lama Gladding has returned
from weeks visit to her sister. Mrs.
Florence Taylor. at Millington. Md.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Finck, of Will
mington. and Miss Maude Tilghman. of
Cape Charles. are guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Redden.
Miss Lille Workman. of Berlin. is
visiting Miss Matilda Reed
The house party of merry young peo-
pie who have been entertained for a
week by Mrs Maurice Needles. in
honor of her son. Emil, left Wednesday
for their different homes. having highly
enjoyed the fishing. sailing. driving and
different diversions furnished by their
genial hostess Those comprising the
party were the Misses Edythe Baker.
Bessie and Anna May Jackson, Sarah
Diefenderfer, Della Simmons. of Wy
oming. Del. Mr. Arthur Hunter, Of
Philadelphia. George Messick. Of
Georgetown. and Mr.. William Jarman.
of Philadelphia.
Mrs Annie Hancock and daughter
Catherine. and Miss Ruth Jones visited
friends at Stockton. Monday
Rev Hamilton Fox, Of Franktown
Va. preached very interesting SER
mon last Sunday morning at Grace NJ
+. Church. the Pastor Of which, Rev
George Townsend, spent the day at
Snow Hill.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-08-01

WHY should not Mr.. Bryan
win asks an exchange. Why
should not the man who in 1896,
without money, without organi-
cation, without leadership, with
out newspapers, and with the
corporations lined up solidly
against him. gave the Republi-
can party the greatest fight
they have ever had who polled
over a million more votes than
did Cleveland in 1892 when the
Democratic party was at its
zenith who polled more votes
than the Democratic party and
the Populist party combined in
1896 who polled a million and
a quarter more votes in 1900
than did Parker in 1904
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-08-01
COIBOI RN.

Mr.. and Mrs J. +. Dickerson and
daughter, Grace. spent last Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Godfrey.
Miss Mary Godfrey. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Elmer Godfreyis i'll with typhoid
fever Miss Blanche Perdue is also
sick, with malaIial fever MIR. John
Figgs was taken to Salisbury hospital
Wednesday for treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gordy, Mr.. and
Mrs Elmer Shockley spent last Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Perry Colbourn.
Mr. l.. D. Shockley has returned home
from an extended visit to his son, r.
II. Shockley, at Whiteburg
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Matthews spent
last Sunday with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Hales
Don't forget the festival at Nit. Olive
next Wednesday.
Mr.. Clarence Dryden is spending this
week with his sisters, Mrs. Frank
Morris and Mrs. George Morris. in
Crisheld
Mr. Ernert Esham. Of Philadelphia,
is here on a visit to his old home and
relatives
There will be preaching and Sunday
School at Mt Olive next Sunday.
Mr.. j. w Dryden and son, Clarence.
spent last Sunday at the home Of Mr..
John Morris
Miss Bernice Parsons entertained
quite a large number of her young
friends last Sunday
Mrs. Noah Gibbons. of Princess Anne.
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs viii
liam 7 Parsons last Sunday
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A Faithful Friend.

81 have used Chamberlain Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since it
was first introduced to the public in
1872. and have never found one instance
where cure was not speedily effected
by its use. have been a commercial
traveller for eighteen years. and never
start out on trip without this. my
faithful friend. says II. S. Nichols. Of
Oakland. Ind. Ter When man has
used remedy for thirty-five years he
knows its value and is competent TO
speak of it. For sale by p. ID. Getting
ham & Co
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NEW ARK

Miss Elsie Richardson. of Pocomoke
City. has been the guest Of her cousin,
Mrs. Gordon Adkins this week
Mrs. Alice Milburn, Of Cape Charles,
visited her aunt, Mrs. James Taylor.
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs William Robinson, of
Philadelphia, came Tuesday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Esma Davis
Mr. George Powell, Of Philadelphia,
is visiting his father, Mr. George j..
Powell.
Mrs. Jehu CULLEN and Mrs Harry
Jarvis. Of Berlin spent Tuesday with
Judge and Mrs, Ara P. Bowen
Mr.. and Mrs John L. Mason, and
Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Parker spent Tues
day at Ocean City.
Mrs. James Janney with her little
son. James, is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor Dennis.
Mr. George Erickson. of Philadelphia,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Edward
Collins
Mrs. Katherine Smack and son. Lee,
of Georgetown, Del, came Wednesday
TO visit Mr. Arthur Smack.
Mr.. Taylor Dennis visited Stockton
and Chincoteague this week
The annual picnic of Bowen NJ E.
Sunday School will be held at Jones
Landing next Thursday afternoon.
The members and friends Of Trinity
Church will hold a festival on the
church lawn next Tuesday afternoon
and evening.
Rev. Adam Stengle will preach in
Bowen NJ f. Church Sunday evening
Aug 2nd.
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MELBOURNE.

Mrs. +. j. Reid and children. George
and Blanche. spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Joseph Ford at Pocomoke City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bloxom and
children. Of Mearsville. Va. spent
several days recently with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs T. J. Fisher.
Mrs. William T. Jones and daughter,
Ella, of New Berne, ~ c., is spending
some time with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Justice. and other
relatives.
Mrs. X W. Fisher and son, Berkeley,
are spending some time with relatives
and friends at Lemont, and other points
in Virginia
Quite number of our people at
tended the Fair. which was held at
Chincoteague Baptist Church Tuesday
afternoon and evening of this week
All reported a pleasant time
The many friends of Mrs. Peter
Gootee, of Philadelphia. are glad to
welcome her in their MIDST again.
Mr.. +. j. Reid made business trip
TO Salisbury Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pilchard and
son. Walton, of Pocomoke City, spent
Wednesday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Justice.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chesser, of Maps
vile, spent part of last week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Fisher.
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The best evidence that the
Democratic Convention adopt
ed good platform and nomi-
mated strong ticket, and that
the party is again united and
prepared to make a winning
fight. is the attitude Of Judge
Gray. and the purpose Of Gov
ernor johnson and Judge Park
er to stump for the ticket.
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THREE KINDS GOVERNMENT.

learned IN the schools that
there were three kinds Of GOV
eminent. the monarchy. the
aristocracy and the democracy.
The monarchy was supposed TO
be the strongest, the aristocracy
the wisest. and the democracy
the most Just
If these definitions are correct.
| would prefer the democracy
because Justice is, after all, the
onlvfoundation upon which per-
manent government can rest.
But | deny that monarchy IS
the strongest and that an arts
tocracy is the wisest 4 gov
eminent that can draw from
the wisdom Of all the people is
wiser than a government that
rests upon the wisdom of a part,
for all the people know more
than any of the people Meth
er is a monarchy the strongest.
1t is said to act more quickly,
but quickness is not the only
characteristic Of strength. |
believe like Bancroft that re
public is, in truth, strongest of all
governments because it builds
its citadel in the hearts OF men.
insist, therefore, our form Of
government is not only the
most just, but the wisest and
strongest, and | want il TO be
made stronger still by being
made more Just, if possible, than
il is today Because | opposed
imperialism some used to call
me a little American, but | will
allow no one 10 90 beyond me
in estimating this nation 5
greatness. No one goes be-
yond me in his conception Of the
nation mission. Do YOU want
this nation to dominate the in
ferior races: | want it to in
fuence the great races as well.
DO You want Ito conquer half
civilized nations: want it TO
be the leader of civilized ma
tons. You can not 90 beyond
me in your conception Of this
nations future. want this
nation to shake every throne
on earth Not by force or vio-
lence, but by showing the world
something better than thrones,
a government resting upon the
consent of the governed, strong
because it is loved. and loved
because it is good William j
Bryan at the jamestown Expo
sition.