davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1909-08-11

Did you see the government crop re-
port Of August 1q' asked NJ H. MeIIhen-
ny, a Des Noines commission nan, at the
Arlington, recently, Don't let il fool
you because it shows a decrease in the
corn estimate as compared with the re-
port OF July L If the erop doesn't sim
beat the record one OF 1866 PHI eat every
bGshel of it."
Mr.: Mciihenny has a COED deal "a DO
with the grain himself and Is so enthusi-
asuo about the indications of this year
that he is exuding corn at every psre.
The August report brings the estimate
down from 3161. oO0,c coo bushels % ASH
0oeoo0. The greatest crop Of earn ever
harvested up 70 this tins was that OF
1906 when the total yield was sa2T Ooa00O
bushels. That was going seme; but this
years is going to beat IT, The harvest
weather has been splendid, and there is
every indication that the money value
Of all the grain crops viii be the greatest
this country has ever had"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
Baltimore wo, Mpntas ben ~. September 1909,

GrbaltlrlQ Der NuturidGbc Der No
tion 81 erfe1ncn 9iebt. Gr iogt, lunS
be5il9ll0 Der llrbnrnlndrug Der Oeo-
lGnocrcIcll bis ieBt gctbon moroen jet,
bobc lid I'M Hnbnlen beS @cleBcs be-
iue0t obcr er bcoblidtiGc, iih ull ben
GonareB ueaell gcIcb9cbcrllher
Shritte 5ll mclloen, Ollrd uelchc Der
Nooicuelt'ibcn Eplitif cin icitea tSlns
Noncut Nc1ebell nerbc.
Che !Ncrr Endot 1eIterll 9lbenb
nuH @nibington o6rciltc, ucr0iient
lihte cr Nlcihiolla cine GrtlGrlmg
morin er Dcm Fublitlm eineu Sbetl
cinca @ricica ocs Er0iibrntcn Soft
mittbeilt, luclhen oieler 81 Der Belt
on ocn Gbci Der ,Soritperwnltln1 &c,
rihtct bat, ola cr oos Sdreibcn un
SctrctGr @ollingcr blftrtc. Ser
ErGliocnt crfl0rte ihon oulnnls, cr
boiie, Dob &err Einbot III Dem
Shreiben an NoQin0er fcinen @rimo
crblidcn lperoe, icin glnlt niebcr5ulc.
gen. nSh ueroc niht relignircn",
iugtc 0crr Eind)ot, mo lcttc bili5ll,
CT lucroc iortiobrcn, Der Hcgicrllng IN
oerieIbcn Wciie 81 bienen, lpic biaber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
Nampicr y3ccbnrg" ucrlorcn.

Sodionpille, Slo, 26. Sept
-, Ter Iompier n3cebllrg" licgt ol&
bciiluulaSIoicS @rnd bel Den Settles
Sin groBcs 2oh lit IN icIncn Su1
GcItobcn u,o oos @oiicr itcbt 5lpoll
Gub bod in ieincm Sdiiisrmul
I'ie Gee 1ebt 10 bod, ooB tcil 9erge'
nanpicr bnS @rod errcifcn fanll.
Die Monnihoit bciinbet lih nod al
Nprb.
Ser Shiiibruh crcignete iih bel
bCr iiiblicbcn Settp, on Der 0'ilnollng
0cs ct. Sobn.Niuer, % Meilcn uolI
picr. GopitGn bon Golien mo leinc
aus % Eerioncn bcitcbenoc Monn'
ic,oit urbcitcu on bcn Ennpen mo
bclnilben iicb, mcnigltcns einen 1bcil
res Gor0os 5u rctten. 9fenorqllellrt
aus Sndlpnuillc lmo Soponnob be-
i;nbcn iich in Der Nibc, baben jeoodl
iopeit ooS Sobr5euN ridt erreiher
fonnen. Wml 9loubt nidt, Dob ol,
;fdnnidait in @eiobr ihuebt. Gel
Compiler Iubr inter bollolioilhcr
Tl0gQe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
Wcrbungcrte ans WciS.

Cincinnati 26. Septcnbcr.--
&ttte Hoht mlroc bier bic 9eidc ocs
6s Sabre olten Siid)lerS GbriItopbcr
Gubn IN eincm ornlieligclL Don
SHmub ltorrcnocn Hulnle alligcilll'
ben Cine llntcrlllhlng crgob, ooB
Der Mnm ldon on 6. Septenber &c
ltnrbcn mar luo ooB er, lpic Ole 9tod.
bGrn Nloubcu, pcrblmgcrt lit. 81
Dem Molnnc, pu Die Seide lag, iano
man Wertbpapicrc irnb @runocigcn.
tJulnaitel inn Wertbe Sullicuocr pot
Collars, icrncr cincn Shlilliel 5l Ell.
rer Gcpolitcll-gbtbcillm1 in Der ;, Gitp
S>oQ gnuf" rno cin 9nntbuh, ooS
ciE Icpoiit Don $l100 nllipics. Gcr
Goroncr crillbr, Oob aubn oos 2cbcn
cinc5 Wci5onlicS mo Giniicolers
iilbrtc lrnb bob mon i'm icltcn ctlpoS
cIIrn job.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
y!adJluegcn oes grofen StmrmeS.

Rem Srle ms, g., 2G. Sept.
Gie 5dbllng ocr Opier oeS tropi.
lmenCrfons am lebten Wontog biirite
nod mebrere Gage in 9lnipriid neb.
hen. GonlcrUatipcn St)itlngen su-
folge oilr'te ibre 3obl nibt peniscr
laie $50 betrogen. Zen Spicrn oes
Stllrmes lino 9ebenSnlittel 5ugeionbt
lporoen. @ie pcrIoutet. troten arunf.
beiten III Den 2ugern Der Sboahloien
ouf. 9llld mebren iid Die 9eridte
pon mrinocrboreu Hettln9en. Cine
tyroll bicIt lid 2i Stunoen lang an
elnem 8loB ieit, oui lpcIdcm oic
Seihe ibres @otten lag. Gin nelm
Oionute altes aino muroe oui einem
Vrett lieBeno seiilnoen, nodoem es
brel Gage obne Nobrlng aeipcien
mar. 3ablrehc 2eidet lieaen III
oen moroltiBen 9iieberlngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
Erei &nabcm ani Der GiIcnbabn per
nnglHft.

Glcpclunb, 8, 26. Scptenber.
- Hobcrt >SopCe, # Sabre alt, Geo.
Fcttc, cbcnioIlS / Sabre alt, imo
SbonnS Grabbed, ~ Sabre alt,
mnrbcu Don einem Shnca5ug DER
.S0fc Sbore.Yobn" olii Dem Getroit'
9SinOnft iibcriobrcn nno getobtet. Tie
ann6cn ain1en Dem @eleiic cntlang
rnb moQten cinen nod @clten iob-
renocn 3ug palliren loiien, troten
otcr geruoc IN Die 9obn oes nod
Sitcn inbrcnoeu ShneQ5ugcs. Iie
Gcioen iiingcrcn anobell lpurocn oui
Der Stcue 1etGotet, mGbreno Der al.
tcre nod lcbte, ober bolo ooraui I'M
S>oipitol ltarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
Sin Smttun-Icnfmal.

9oibington, 3. g., 26. Sept.
= 6rellnoe Der ,}rou Games q. Snt,
ton, Muttcr ocs perltorbenen 2ielltc
nonts Games 9t. Sutton, jun, inn
hi Segrlif cine Silnllne @eloes iiir
elm Genfmol oui5lbringen pelhes
cui Dem @rnbe bes 2ielltcnonts ut,
ocnl ADMINISTRATIONS erridtci
mcrocn ioll. Gin Golnite, nelhes
&en Flon leitet, beabii6tigt, cine
Sdnlnllitng I'M gon5en 2onbc Ill Der,
dnltoltcn lno allen 2euten. peld,e
nit Der ,Srou Slltton in ihrcn BE.
rlilbln9cn 5ur )le6tiertigrng ibrce
Sohne5 ipnlpotbiireiL @clegenbeit
III 0citrugcn 81 1cbcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
SHlic fir Erfan.Epier.

Sopano, 26. September. - Ter
cibanilhe GongreB lit 81 elmer @rtrn.
Seiiion 3niomnen getreten. llm Dab.
rc9elu 5ur 2inocrung Der burh oen
ncnliden Srfan peruriuhte 9fotblogc
5il ,treilen. Ter Seuat beidloB. Den
Sonfcn olli orei Sabre 500, 900 III.
per5insIif inter Der geoingi!ns sn
lliben ooB lic Den getrag gleihiaas
llnuer5inSlih unter beoiiritige Yilan.
scr uertbeilen. Bonn Hepr1ientanten-
btils lplroe elm Gomite 5nr Seitltel.
iln8 oes ongeridtcten Sdaoens Elm.
geleBt. Gieier muroe 9lniangs ani
nrebrcrc Dlillionen Collars geifGtt,
Id)ent cber bel Weitem nidt 10 be.
bCutcuo 81 ieiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
9.uulepclt-SIite fir Scnatsfammcr

Waibington. 9. g., 26. Sept.
- Tas gemeiniamc gpnsrcB.9iblio-
!l,ef-Gomite bat beidloiicn, bnB Die
@iiite bes @r. r.Yraiioenten gooiepclt,
relde in Der @allerie bes SenntS
oufgeitellt meroen miro, oen tribe.
rem Vr1iioenten IN lisenber miiroe.
ucllcr Saltius OarItellen ion. es
ipuroe oaber Der 5lpeite gntpurf ocs
gilbbauers Sames Carl sSroiier ge.
iotibit. Ter eritc Gntwuri ,eigte
&ooiepe!t 81 aggreiiip.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
Tran Glepclanb perrciit.
s.'ringt lire aiilber nad 9auiannc IN
ser Shipei3 in Die Sdule.

r
Nem- -Oorf, 26. September. -
lrau 8rances Glepelano, @ittwe oes
Gr.Er1iioenten @roper Glepelonb,
reiIte eeItcrn nit ibrer camille aui
ocm Ianpier Berlin" mad, @eniln
CD. 9sad, ibrer oortigen slnfunit
miro lie etlihe Wohen III rstalien per-
meilen umo iid) oanl nod eaulanne
it ser Sdlpei3 begeben mo- Die Sim.
Der ein Ncniipnat beiuden meroen
Ole Ginoer tuer6en bis sum ndditen
S,erbIt bort in Der ShuIe perbleibell.
ssram Glepclnnb piro minoeltcns Elm
r;abr lang oriiben bleiben. Sbr Sous
III Yrineeton bat iie aui ELM Sabr
terpahtet. 6ran Gleeelano hot 3luei
Maodcn une 5ipei anaben, either.
Iarion, Hidjnro nito 6rancis. 9ludl
ihre Rutter isran Eerrine, ionic
Sri. Norp &aitinss, cine Hidte bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27

@roper GleuelonO, unb cine iron5D.
ii'd)e 3pie MAIDEN Die Reiie nit. Eie
Geielihoit fam am 6rcitag Nbeno
Gus 8reenmidl. Conn, no lie cine
ytohe long bei benz @onfier 9ene-
t;ct su @oitc mar, bier an uno itiee
inn ,Sotel 9reooort," 8. 9lpcnle uno
8. StruBe, ob. 9toh bcm @iien modte
Gle 8eicllidnit in cinem Omnibus
eme Spo;ieriabrt burh Ole 5. 9lpenne
tis gum Gcntral-Torf nno iab iid)
ble Sefpruiipnen t,n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27

ten Dlit Den Soutcn iclbIt ipurbc!
Die SunOe qefiittert, Oo Ole GSfilno&
oieielben nid)t tobtcn loiicu noIltcn.
9lls Die Shiffbriidiqen BON ocl
nSeale" 1eiinlbell lullroen, batter liz
bcreits ieoc Soiiluln1 oli Nettnll
oui9egeben. Ter 81 >Subrc ultc Gu,
pitGn 9ropn, Der 1886 Ir. tSrithoi
9tonien bon iciner expedition nod
Dem bohiten 9torocll 5uriifbrod)tc
bottc llntcr Der &Glte lmo ocu Gu..
bcbrullNcn 10 9elittCn, baB er liti)
falm mcbr olf Den 9ciucn 5u boltcn
ucrnlphtc.
3mci Wtit1licber Scr Monnihoit.
Die 0totroian sllcranOer Nithic lmb
@illion Morriion, batter oaa Eager
lebtcn Ne5enlber perluIicn, lm nod
O'ico WtincS SSslonO IN Der Suoion.
5u iponoern. Gic n%eonic" idicftc
| onbcr bon Sap Sapen aus cine 9tapD,
tba-Wurfole olli Ole Sudc nod)
ibncn. 0iorriion mnroe inn Silli in
lammeruollcnl 3ltnnoe alfaeilnl=
ocn. @r batte olii oen Marih iibcr
oos Gis bcibe Siibe erfroren uno ca
mor gllltpcrgiftlng cingctrctcll. Iit
Hcttllng ieineS 2ebcnS peroonfte cr
einam beilflmoigen alteu Gsfinlp-
lueib, oos linn einen Der crfroreneu
tSiiBe- onlputirte. 9itdie botte oili
iracno cine @ciie bic Suoion.Stroba
ilbSrlhrittcn ulo cin Sdiii Nciun
Den, bns i'm nod bcm Siiocn brohtt.
9tcm Sopen Goun, 26. Scpt.
- Snrrp Benedict, ein tSrclino oeS
nnaeblid) Die 9GucIe fiir oic gnt.
Oednng ots !torbpols burh Gr. Gopf
Don @ronIono bringenoeu Sports.
nonnes Surrp @bitnep crbielt iols
genocS 1elcaromm aus Snoion Sool.
Dor on Der &iiite BON 9obraoor:
sd belle beim uno peroe Gid,
bolb leben. Stren9cr Winter, grob-
arti9e &ago. 9ringc Scac iiir GiN
&ir bobeu cine iebiiibriiehiac Morrl.
lhoIt oifgeleien Die furbtbor litt
Senohridtioe 1ranf unD @eorae.
6orrp @biinep."
Mus oiellm GsNgrmnm pirb &C.
ldloi'eiL oob Ml,ffllen nm Die O,ittr
Der ndhiten Wod)e Sponep, G. g., er,
relhen nnh unI nGflten Somltog
oocr Sonntog hier eintreiien oiiritt.
Fcorp'a onaebli6c Sc
mel lc.
Bar Snrbor, Nc, 2G. Sept.
@enerol Sbonloo oubboro, Der Yrti
liOent bcs nEcnrp 9lrctic Club" iuels
der lid bier nit Der Gurdlid)t oeH
NelueismuteriulS oes Commanders
Fcorp bcld1iti9t. nit mclHcm rr
bier on1 Wtontug cine 0cWrcbun0
babcn miro, crtlGrte ullf Die Nod.
ri6t bon Der Seintfebr Wbitneps, c:
irene iid) icbr horiibcr, iebc uber fe.
nell Orllno, lld) mt lbnl III Scri
bironng 81 leBcll pcil bos Motcriol.
poroli Ecorp iein &crbnltcn 0cgsl,
Ir. Goof ltiibc. nit Dem nidbts 5ll
tblln bobc, pna oieIer @bitncp obcr
hcnl &oiiitenillngen NritAoro bonn
~9ooiepelt" in Gtob gciogt bob,.
Srobocrn beibt cs, lucnn Ecorp ieirc
9eueiie pcroifcntlihe, mcroe oos vi,
bliflln mli's Sodltc iiberroid)t ieir.
~ 90 epclt" lanai on.
Bort lamb, Nc, 26. September.
- Feorp's Gompicr .Mooicpclt"
fom belltc Mittog 81 Goglc Sslonh,
Der Sonnleruobnlng Ecorp's, on
lno iiibr nodOem er etlid)c periol,.
life Giieftcn oeS tSorihers 0clonoct
bette, am 9lbcno iuciter nuh Seen.
Jorf.. Ecnrp iogtc. Der .HppicpeIt"
ncroc, iobalo er 9telu.Dorf crreihc,
an Der Snoion-t tSulton.5eier tbcilnel,-
men, uno er (Eeorp) ielbit merbc oui
Ter Gonmanoobriide iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
Soften Der Mouicpclt. ,\aao.
MoihinAton. .. 6. 2G. 2!

@oibin0ton :. g., 2G. Sept.
Scfrctdr @olcott pom Snlitb-
icnion.S Snltitut bat erfl1rt, boB sur
@eltrcitun1 Der Soften Ser Nociepelt' j,
ifcn airifo expedition fein Sent Don
Ger 9lnoesrcgierlng ober ben Sonos
Se3 SnItitlltS fomnt. Ecrionlihe
trclnloe Nooiepelt's iollcn oie Mittel
mir Die erpeoitiOn al,igebradt baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
,,Sobns 0optins' 1lniueriitat. -

Sie Gntriiis Iriiiunaen fir untcr9ruourie
beeinnen Sicnitaa, 20. eeptcmbcr, o llbr Wiur=
aens. Sorleiuneen in allen Separieinents be-
annen AM >. Sfiuber. adiaIoge mo nIl9enle.
lie stlrsiunit i'm Shreau bes Hcgitrature, Wcs
GoH.6ane. t265. ,70ib)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27

0at bonn nudi Hiemano eiu Dsitel dur gins.
aeipe, Sas aneriaRntefte beibi ,,NnafeRS"
uno II. ein ans pilanSenIioifen eeiornites 3d?f.
0en, pelbea, lpenll IS an Siee pes eeieena
mdbrt Nud) nno nudb beiprit es allff pUuiue
@eillna oeS eeioels. Cine Hrobe bes 9PitteIS
aeSier CO. or ' iaio 0's sep ''I yorf XIX, sisi,'
nbrefiirt Eie ,,2lnnfeiis" 1T In dlel Mpot6eieii
5n BADEN. Breis ST. (DiolGiSr ISM)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
Sett tpiro's better.
gSbitmcN lief Guuf'S Site nit Jnbalt
~ Gtab Surilf.

Ecurp 9cItnttcte ibm niht, irgcnb
mclhea Gi9cntbum icincs 9iipa.
len on 9orb oca yHooiepclt" ST
bringen. - Sic Soden III elmer
vGohe" III @ronlono begrabcn.
= @as Goot ieiuem Sreiuuoe
@bitnep ilber ieinc 9torbpoliubrt
iogtc. - Ser 2ettere mii icinem
Scimlreg in 2obrooor on9clon9t,
- @irO gc1en Gnbe oieicr @ohc
IN Nelp.gorf crmnrtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
gllaemcin IN gpOtbefsn ju baben.

uSia's Sair anb Wbisfer Ipe,"
Idnuars o6cr braun, 80 GemtS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-22

MI T. H. Farmham a prominent
.-- 20 Spirit Lake Iowa. sans
stomach and Liver
44t.ets are certainly the best ~ r
an tle market for canStrraffnr 2
GIVE these tablets a Trial Yau a.,
tain % find them sEretahre ana
Pheasant in effect Price Is cents
fite Fer sale ay all lrae-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-22
RICO HOTEL & BAR

MFRS iiquors>nSsc4gars, IIs No'n
t1rr sfr~et. Rooms b, day. week
mouth. Best mesls 10 Tie cii5I d up
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-22

@ W rHUnER~
illtrwar
D. 10 arm
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-22

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
MINING

MINING ENGINEERS
L. A. BLETCHER. r. Nj
Consulting Engineer
For Romance a Trinity Gold, Silver
n Copper Mining COM
panles Of Arizona.
Examinations and Reports Reliable
SOS North Fifth street
~Alhnan.raIn New Mextcn
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-07-30

A man named keller-juSt plain
Gordon keller-died at his home
in Tampa a couple Of weeks ago.
At the time Of his death Keller was
treasurer of Tampa. He had lived
a pure simple, honest life. and
since his death thousands Of inches
Of laudation have been written Of
him. His funeral was one Of the
most largely attended ever known
in Tampa, and many an honest,
sympathetic tear was dropped IL
his grave. Another man died last
week q Nolusia county man. died
in Jacksonville. He was a man OF
unlimited ability and possibilities.
He was known from Tallahassee 70
Kew West, from Pensacola 10
Miami. He was genial, pleasant
and capable iellow-but his life
had been spent in lobbying,
in political strife, in doubtful
political deals. If there was q tear
shed for him, or an inch OF encon-
iun written Of him, even by those
who now serve the ones he served,
THE News has failed TO see IL.
This man, who lived in affluenCe,
ard picked the choicest morsels
from the very best died in poverty,
with none to shake his rutfied pillow,
or place a cool cloth on his heated
brow What a lesson to the young
man lust starting out in life. Maj
or Healey had the ability, the win
ming way, to have accomplished 50
much for his good name and for
the people. Now he is gone and
there are few, ii any, to lay flower
on his grave. Poor man. poor soul
The saddest words Of song or pen,
are simply these: "Wh&t might
have been.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-07-30

THE News continues % receive
great many letters from people
who have already bought, CT OK
pecr 10 buy, lands il the Bond
tract. or elsewhere in NClusia
county. AS a result OF this sac OF
property, THE News has added
possibly Ioo new subscribers 70
our mailing lists. We like 10 Tt
ceive the subscribers, just as
Vo!usia county in general welcome
new citizens.-but We do NOT
blind ourselves to the fact that
hundreds Of people will come here
this fall and 60 away terribly dis
appointed. The Board OF County
Commissioners should make a
thorough investigation Of this
matter, through special committee
and the county attorney. The
editor has prepared a circular
letter, which he is sending 10 all
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-07-30

Concrete covered by sea water
tor one hundred years was recently
removed in the harbor at Brest
France, says Cement Age. Iron
bars embedded in the concrete did
not show the least indication OF rust
showing that concrete is perfect
preventative OF iron ore, even when
placed under sea water.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-07-30
Cordially yours,
CHR.S. 9. CODRlNCTON.'


III the ciiNicn OF the eo.lor'
.L .,,l~. ,.~;n.,s ,,~nhl.,,, n,.r
Co.,, ,.,, - !. i so,,,d
''.D , :,.:,h s,.;s,ao.:n. -
.... ,..5 -,
~ .,, ...,.,1
,,,i,,. :.
n,l C.i,,. n,h,. .,,dr.;r.d
....,d ., ,oa,o
here DISAPPOINTED and cheated. the
entire state will receive a black eve
from which il will not recover in
wears
~, c.
-"
~
,: 49,.
=, :. .., 49,.
=.
''
The people are with YOU gentle
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-07-30

Get out the hose reel, 81, Peleg
Whiffietree's barn is afre.' Can't
do it, Seth. That hose reel was
Jest painted to-day. LoniSViHe
Courier Jonn0l,
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-07-30
TIA T PIE

What is this, dear?'
It's pie ! made out Of Mrs.
Beeton's cookery book
Then this leathery part, pre-
sumo, is the binding
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-07-30
CORONADO.

much the worse tor lquOr drove
over Monday in one OF Newell
rigs and beat the horse so cruel
down the road and on the beach
that Mr.. Newell upon learning Of
the fact, took the r1g away from the
man and sent the girl home III a car
rage. We all think the young mar
was let of light.
Milford Bennett, Of st. Angus
tine, is visiting for a week at the
Barber house,
The Priscilla Glib met THURSDAY
afternoon and was entertained b!
Mrs. Helen Nrooman. Having 4
visitor present, Mrs, Newell, tho
members al tried 70 sec now very
nice they could he, ard some sue
ceodcd. Refre shments Of three
three KINDS O. cake ana ice co.d tea
were served, Mrs. VrooiIlan makes
d very sweet hostess.
Mr.. Walker and family, Of Ne"
Smyrna. are located IL thc Bee
Hive cottage Oh the beach, They
will stay some time 70 rest and en-
JOY the surf bathing,
Nj Carr and family, Mr.. Bullock
and children and Mr. Stanford and
family all Went to Ponce Park Fri
day in Mr.. Walkers launch to view
the lighthouse and other points Of
interest.
Mr.. Helms and family drove &c
Daytona Friday, and had a very
pleasant trip.
Gladys Mccullough climbed &c
the top of large oak tree TO get a
better view OF the surrounding coun
try III coming down she came III
haste ana MI the ground haro' ohe
was shaken up pu' not seriously
huT' ohe says she WON 90 II
AGAIN
M's' .'o''' Gerry ''.' i'''',' 0'
ne" OH! md are Fls''''s va .
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MIS- lFei"''" anu o"''Y' Vi we"
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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-11-08
HE BEGGED A DIME.
Students Did Net Recognize Friend
Who "Hohoed" to ST. Louis.

please. sir, have YOU an extra dime
in Your pocket"'
These words were addressed to one
of a group of students from the I'M,
versity Of Missouri. standing in front
OF the American hotel in St. Louis Sat
urday morning. The student began
feeling around in his pockets. while
the others tried to look uninterested.
Moo. don't believe have" he re-
piled. as he looked mp into the beg
CARS face. Then he looked foolish
and shouted. III it amt Bill. BY the
eternal. Where the-wher" did You
come from? | didn't recognize YOU"
% we huInmed our way down"
said Bill We left Columbia on the
same train YOU did. but we rode the
blinds. Where's my suit case" I've
got To get cleaned up
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-11-08
q YEARS A TEACHER
Of SUNDAY SCHOOL
F.. w. Stephens. Who Began
With Two Pupils. Now
Has 2226.
HE ENJOYS THE WORK
Students Range in Age From
10 to 80 Iears-Dr. Jesse
One of Them.

Need business prevent one from be-
ing an efficient Sunday school
teacher? +. ". Stephens. the teacher
of the Bible class in the Columbia
Baptist Sunday school, says no.
Mr.. STEPHENS record proves his as
sertion. TWENTY-FIVE years ago this
month he began teaching III the Bap-
list Sunday :, hool. He has taught
ever since without the loss OF a Sun
day except when he was out OF tOwGi.
Mr. Stephens began with a class oi
only TWO pupils. Last Sunday his
class numbered 226. For the last
seven wears the St Louis Contra! BaI,-
list a weekly lesson Commentary has
published Mr.. Stephens weekly lee
lures which he delivers to his class
Thus far it has published more than
Boa OF them.
As far as business cares are CON
cerned. Mr.. Stephens says that he has
more than 800 employees to oversee in
his publishing plants. but he always
finds time to attend to his Sunda!
school duties. Moreover. he enjoys mis-
work
This Sunday school work has been
a constant source of inspiration anG
pleasure to me-" he said today.
Five pastors have served the Bap
fist congregation in Mr.. Stephens Pc
rod OF service. His class includes
both sexes with ages ranging from Ii
to 50. Dr.. X. II. Jesse. former presi
dent of the University of Missouri. has
been Il member OF his class twenty
years.
Mr. stephens gives the following
| requisites that a good Sunday school
/ teacher should have:
l. FaithfulnesS to duty.
( ,. Ample knowledge of the Bible.
. ,. He must be entertaining as well
/ rs instructive.
l. He must be able to impart his
knowledge to others.
). He must be original in his meth
DDS of teaching.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-11-08
A Joke on Colonel Bill.

Colonel Bill, who died recently in
Jones County. Iowa, was a pioneer
legislator. merchant. and banker of
the veSt-pocket variety. 1t was sell
dom that Colonel Bill got caught by
debtor. so unerring was his judg-
ment of men, but his transaction With
old man BiankertOn was an exception
to the rule. Blankerton got into Colonel
TO the rule. Blankerton got into Colonel
Bill ledger to the amount OF $50
and finally balanced the account with
note. When the paper was a long
time overdue and there was no pros
pect of settlement, to the eminent
with a strong Anglo-Saxon emphasis
that he would sell Blankerton's note
for fifty cents on the dollar The
statement was not long reaching the
ears of the maker of the note. He
met the colonel in the village street
one day and accosted him:
Bill, heard you'd offered to sell
my note for fifty cents on the dollar
Yes; | will"
Will you sell it to me at that rate?'
Yes. sir; I'll sell it to you at that
rate"
All right. Bin: make out a new
note"
Colonel Bills symptoms of apopleXy
became noticeable from that moment
Chicago Record Herald.