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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27
Post Philosophy.

A pretty girl can look mean things
nicer than they sound.
IL is a waste of time to argue with
fate-fate has to be wrestled with
Some people complain of the high
cost OF foods they wouldn't eat IL they
could get them for nothing.
There is never much grief over the
vanished hand with a touch. The man
with past generally looks the part.
Most men like to think that their
Injuries are necessities.
1t is much easier to pay for those
thlngs we are TO get than those which
we have had.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27
PLACEMENT
OF ROOSEVELT
view of His Prolonged Absence
from His Native Land.

Bome men are accustomed to sneak
Mr.. Roosevelt's departure from this
entry into Africa as a singularly
riotic sacrifice. They think of the
tatlc JOY that filled his soul while
was the idol of millions of ipno-
lt conhding fellow-citizens. They
mold him putting all this aside TO
come a voluntary exile in a pesti-
ftlaI wilderness, with no true han
ness to look forward to, save that
a spectacular homecoming. amid
welcoming plaudits OF an impa-
mt people. They think Of him doing
this for his country's good, not his
In. Well. We prefer to think of
pa as now filling the real mission
his life, deploying upon the savage
rlcan beasts his varied arraV of
tyslcal energies, winning every daV
Fsh Iaurels-and real ones-as the
ghtiest hunter OF the Western civ
cation. only in the end to Law ALI
Iese at the feet Of Science. When
4 mink OF him in this close commu-
pm with the life that is primitiev and
fnulne' we cannot resist the conf
Int belief that his impressionable
rsonallty is now being touched nv
lluences more benign than those of
InlnKlng applause and slayering
pdylsm. He, as well as his country
ares III the benefit of his PROLONGED
Sence from hOme.-Rocheste Har-
i. i'e'
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27
New Comet Discovered

CAMBRIDGE, MASS Special. A
new comet discovered today by an as
tronmer in South Africa. is consnic,1-
ously bright and visible to the naked
eye, according to a cablegram receiv-
ed tonight 10y the Harvard College
Observatory from the observatory at
Kiel. Germany.
The cablegram says, Comet A was
observed by Innes at johannesburg on
January l6, .S119 G.. M. T." and
placed the comet in right ascension 10
hours so minutes rs seconds and de-
clination minus % degrees minutes
% seconds
The comet has an hourly motion in
right ascension Of plus Al seconds of
time and declination of plus minutes
seconds of arc.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27
MOVEMENT FOR
PROHIBITION
Field Secretary McAllster Says Senti-
ment is Growing and Opponents
are Hopeless.

K & II n o N ID, VA - Special -
Denying that he spoke with author
tty the sentiments of the convention
81 the And-S0loon League, Field Sec
rotary McAIister, OF the league, pro-
claimed Monday night in his address
before the Mems League of the First
Baptist Church that the movement for
statewide prohibition is growing TO
soch proportions that it's opponents
VIII find themselves helpless Though
ne stated that he did not SPEAK Tor
the league. Mr.. AcAlister left no 10 lit
m the minds of his hearers that State-
VIDE is the ultimate goal of that or
Banlzation. even though IL takes no
steps In that direction at the conyen-
uon. which begins tonight He gave
etterance to the significant statement
that he hoped the day was not far
distant when he would address an
audience in favor of Statewide pro-
hibition.
This question has enlarged Itself
until 1t is no longer a community
question:" he said, and he proclaimed
statewide prohibition to be a move
ment OF such magnitude that the Ii
quor men can't handle it, The larger
hquor interests were not troubled
When the saloon moved from cur
crosSroads. he exclaimed, land not
until the cities commenced to discard
IL ala they commence to take notice -
Mr.. McAlister gave expression TO
the rear that the negro vote would
soon become large enough to control
the situation. He showed by statistics
mat there has been an enormous in
crease of negro votes in communities
"here local option elections had been
conducted. If the negro vote con-
unues' he predicted, the Temperance
question will rest in their hands.
Concluding his address, Mr.. McAlis-
ter said that in the past few months
ne and his associates in the Anti-Sa-
loon League had come in contact with
halt a million voters of the State
and had learned in that time that
statewide prohibition of the uouor
uafhc would obtain in Virginia at no
very distant date.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27
TO KISS Is A VERY
CHARMING THING
Deterrent Power Of Disease Germs
Fakes u Back Seat.

once more the warning goes out
that kissing is dangerous. This time
II is voiced by Miss Ellen NJ. La Motto.
the ranking officer in DIR. Bosley's
corps of fair and accomplished nurses.
The contact Of lip and lip, saws Miss
La Motto affords an ideal opportunity
for the voyasing of pathogenic or
sanisms- Most of these germs. when
they enter the body at all. do so nv
way Of the mouth. Of such sort are
the germs Of diphtheria, tuberculosis.
E:enengitiS. influenza, the simple cold
and all the familiar juvenile plaques.
Therefore. it is thoughtless, and often
cruel, to kiss, and sometimes suicidal
to be kissed
mus speaks science, and its man
date should be observed as to babies.
and by invalids. But the great major
1ty OF folks, no doubt, will keep on
Kissing. We have often wondered at
the enormous popularity of the exer-
else. why do you people kiss? The
us sole physical accompaniment is a
feeling of suffocation, and on the psv-
CHIC slde IL is frequently embarrass-
ing. particularly if an unsuspected
audience reveal, itself. saw. nv Satire
whoops and catcalls. 1t has none of
the charm of other pleasures. sucb as
solreggio, eating and automobiIing.
Tor example, kissing will neither build
up the anaemic nor soothe the
neurasthenic.
But still 1t thrives, and no iereniads
en- us Terils will ever work its aboli-
tlon. The man who makes a practice
OF kissing the fair sex is a man at
tTacted rather than repealed by danger
he KNOWS that every kiss he steals
is full Of fearful hazards. The girl
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27
GEMS OF THOUGHT.

FNe owe It to our work for God
feep ourselves at the highest point
! efficiency"
ne Masters work may make weary
= but 1t leaves the spirit glad
fabeth Charles.
me truest giving to the need of tbe
10 Is the giving of a pure life and
enulne sacrifcial serTice.@G. r
n. d. d.
20 be obliged to beg ones daily han
ess from others bespeaks a more
.entable poverty than to be Obliged
Deg ones daily bread.-Colton.
IS no man ever had a point of pride
was not injurious to him. so no
had ever a defect that was NOT
lewhere made useful to him.
an awakened China, the dust Of
dead, and the devotion Of our liv-
missionaries plead with trumpet
cues that we come to the rescue.
that we make haste. The Lord
4 need of thee"
own In the human heart.
rushed by the tempter.
lings lie buried that grace can re-
store,
ouched by a loving hand.
akened by kindness,
rds that were broken will Nitrate
once moro.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27
DIR. THOMAS ROBERTSON
is SENT TO ASYLUM
PORTSMOUTH VA

PORTSMOUTH. VA Specialize.
thomas l. Robertson. who formerly
iINea IN tlncastle. Va, and practfced
i'm Salem, has been adiudsed insooe
Dy commission OF lunacN. before
Which he was examined in this civ
lie viii be removed to WILLIAMSBURG
asylum. He was taken into custodv
about ten days ago while wandering
a1out the streets. in the business dis
tricts after midnight. nuttering nIs
FEARS that he would be blown uu-
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27
TO INCREASE LICENSE
TAN OF VA. PILOTS

Z G III M o n ID, VA - Special -
Delegate \. M. Bowman. of tioa-
noke county. has introduced a bin t.
increase the license tax on an acti,e
Virginia pilots to SIS year. This -
m Increase of $25 over the present
tax The Increase is in proportion to
the general raise, and is required to
meet the deficiency in the States rev
enueS.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27
Hard Luck.

The Lady-Why don't you go 10
work and earn an honest living in.
stead of begging?
Inc Hobo can't git ID work at me
profession, ma am. OATS de answer
The Lady-What is your speciality ?
The Hobo-lm a professional bomb
thrower, ma'am.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27
oeos0Oes.
magnihCient line

magnificent line oI
Mems shoes. We carry
mnni,/lkOver, AllAmericanMay
inFell known brands in all
annend shapes made of the
l. the feet, to please the
sui the pocket book. rs
cnll sell at prices ranging
fr,Oo per pair. This is a
a
tel a good $500 patent
sp.. a good $500 vici kid
ssII3e are two good shoes,
witt
7. ~T1S
Pa
1n<ets IoH, ~, I2H
mairen' Sweaters.
RIGS PROMPTLY
br,
so
a ;hibition at our store.
COS
T H., of your liberal patron
tonis season
co
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27

r.
"a%ais;aaEyOu call
M
gi9IinSry
CapilT1d chi1drens
SUITS, ~ ems, Boys
nexa, and etc.
ter a
fTTSs;sasY.
fore
ties. s season that has ever
gate cement of our expert
was all Of the latest STYLES
lack along this line,
ao Ga UITS.
peart
siitiSrO our Ladies, Misses
Dave have bought only
EIdiggiGsTIqing only that which is
hinto'Ou Ladies and Misses
eenndaEbfs clOaks from s.. 50 to
tionar
w.
5 As 5ss@ DS.
spoiete line of the finest
THE latest patterns. We
at ) broad cloth, 5S inches
the k, brown. blue. garnet
s sng, bargain. Black Dress
poiIe will for the next thirty
foods for Csc. per yard.
this. Nice assortment Of
adjC
R RI 8, g. 10 and I21Ec.
Cou5 in. wide az, o aud Sc.
mao mao ;, s and Ioc.
MeFAmerican Lady COrsets.
yerS
DIG" 35tb6 ano Bops
hen
% s9% ing.
opp
able,
go latest style suits rang
q, sc. to$Io,Oo. viii close
Ian, Come while they last.
Dy
meNOpG
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27

we owe IL to our work for God
,eep ourselves at the highest point
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08

80 nu mnnnSWph e" begnnn
Neitcrll. 9lac GnNroS.S huittlpnarcns
eeld)Gitc lporen geitcrn init aoililcll-
Ten Don u,@n0rt9 iiberiiilt, Die ibrc
Cinf0uic iiir cen Sriibiobr@murtt
modlen. Sim Honncritag gbcno 1icbt
der Gercin Der SonollulgSrcilenoen
mo aouilcuie ben ollsluGrtigcn&oui.
lclttcn cine SbcntcrsY ortic in Morp.
lunb Shcntcr. Ger @creiu bat bn@
&oua iiir ocn gbenb mlaSefouit.
Woyor Mnbool miro nor @e1inn Der
Nnritcllml bon Der @iibuc aus cine
NcuilltommmulASreoc baltcn.
Sic SuifroNcttcn lino oitrt)
lire iiin9ite Nicoerlogc III YulopoliS
nid)t@ meli0cr ais cntmnitbi0t. sc
iten NbcnN belt 6ron Gonolb NJ.
SCOOTER, cine Der Silbrerimcu III Der
Sroucnbeiuc9ull1, cine Nn.lprod)c Dor
Ncnl Mount Nopol. NcridGncrMn0$'
@erciu. Scltc Nbcnb miro Sruu 5.
@iuiom Sluld, Er1iibentin Der ,Nal.
tiilorc Gin Monlan SuIlraNc Nlios
ciotinn", in Dem Soutbern Geo Noom
on Eort- Npeullc, llobc Serln0tonltr,
nit Ncprulelltantet Der equal
Siiiiroac Heo9uc", Der Suit Bouerlls
mcnt SCoouc", Der .GnQegc equal
Suiiro0c Ncoguc" ulb Scr D%If1nncr-
&iaa iiir Sruitcnitinmrcd)t" conIcri.
rem 5lpeda b%eIlcrell ucrciltcn }lIIonn.
nicmuirtcuS. Woracn Ybcnb miro
GSroii tSluld Dor elmer &crlomunllrN
ser .@ctip HoB.SoNc" oil Der Gfc
BON 0o1. nm @oibingtonltroBc 81.
men %oriroa ilbcr boa Sroucnitlnnl'
rcdlt bolicn.
@c6t Scr GoIlcnoun0c ut.
aeaell. 49, Tao llcue Hclcruotr bel
,SprcIt Torf. rueIdes cine aornlitGt
bon 225.000,000 @olloncn hnbcll
miro, miro 81 Aniaug bea Sommcr3
ieriia icin. Gic 8cinhr eiller &oiicrS,
Moth miro bnin llld)t nlebr 10 nuhC
. Iieaen.
Sic SabrcSunterholtun &
bes ,SournaliIteh.9liibs iin0ct NOR
Gen Ibcnb III Der Spric. Nollc itait.
Gic y&omoro .9Rinitrela" cr0ii.
lcn ben &eieen. Gunn ioiGeu ollcr-
banb fomiide &orileilnnacn mo 5llr'
Gd)lnb trcicll Die .Soncn Bon Mil-
itreIs" aili. Miigliebcr Der ucrid,ic.
oencn Shcdicriruppen, Die III oielcl
ISOLDE IN baltimore auitreten, luer
zen bei Der llnterbnitnng mitipirfcri
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Sunucnanis nnb llutcr9an9.
SaS @cttcr.

sir Morplnn0 un0 ocn GiItrift
Gollmbio bclttc tIor ul0 toIt, NOR
gen notwithstanding tlor, mdBiac lpeIt.
iidle, umiprin1euo mcrbenOc @inoc.
9oa @ctter mar gcitcrn id)oll, nber
ctlpoS tdlter ais ON Son1tn9. Nic
bod)Ite Icmpcrotlr mar 80 @ra0 unl
, llhr Nofnlittags uib Ole niebriaItc
II @roo I'M s llbr 9lbenbS.
St 0cu oiocrcn @rul0ca . &ettcr.
9coboftimNS Stotioncn oca 2on0ca
luilrben bic iolGcnoeu b0ditcn Gent
pcraturen perjcidmct: Golrport II,
EortIolo "A, Noitrn 80. 2llbonN IL,
Hcn.Dorf &c, philadelphia 80, ut.
lontic Gitv 50. Nortbiicio 3S, @ui.
idlo 81 GIcucInnb 36. Cctroit 80.
NlIpcno IS, Morducttc u. Wrccn
NoD b, Gulutb 81. Ct. Folll IS,
Nuron 36, HiSnl0rd 3G. @iuiiton
II, Sa0rc 80.
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Ger IcutidJc Correspondent"

Sic ein}iac 0elttihc 3citlng in
baltimore, mcIdc Den HeIcrn ollie
Neui0fcitrn Ser Stoht, Ocs StooteS
unl0 Der @Glt tGalid) iriif %Iieicrt.
Iic cin3iac ocrtidc 3citlnA, meld)e
in oacn arciiGi OcS GCttidtbum@
pclcicn miro. Dur Der vGorreipon.
cent" brin9t oic Gepeihcn Der vNIio'
ciirten Ereiic," ocrcn Mit1Iico Der.
icIbc lit. Ser Correspondent" lit Die
ciujilc orltifc 3citrlN pelhc lif
GROCER &erbrcitma i'll MorplonS.
3&aibinlton, &irginicI1, @cIt'Eirgi
nicn, iomie i'm Qon5cn SilOcn crlreilt;
itcbt fciucr biciigcn Ar0BerCn eng
liidcn 3ciiumN I'M Gepeihcn- into
Gnfolnodlridtcn Sicnit nab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08

Ser z G)nocn dunGebel'
icrt. - Sic Nepurniur Der gebors
itcrcn l05oli9cn @alierrohrc I'M Der
9omboro-, nobc Solparhltrobe, lpel,
dc am SrcitoN WorGcn barit. mtroe
mGbreno Der lctt perilolicnen Ndd)t
u%oucnoel. Gle T6bre nor oa,S III
Cement cingcbiillt. Der bclnn Sdl 'oes
9elt Sunncl3 %perlpelloct luorbcn mar,
una boa N~bidloaeu Der Gcm~cntbiille
nobm lun1c Belt i'll @nlprud).
Sic .&crciniOte Cent dl e
@ciclI ii /" hiClt lbrc lnollot-
lid,c &cr'omrllnng 0cItcrn Nbcllo lnl
Nauic ibrcS Fr0iibcntcn Gonroo
SnehIc, Nr. POI, Gin. @rooomop. Sr,
Suchle iiihrtc 0cn &oriiD uno Sctres
for Sricbr. Hicber Dos ErotofoL. In'
mciiunacn iiir llnicrltiitul1cl i'll
Nctro0r bon $3.50 iunrOcn ,urs Cab
tuna bcorocrt. &onl .NcneuaInrm-
it0ntcr.T erein" mar clll Gbed uull
$3.50, Die jGhrlidp Sonotion OiclcS
Nereina. e%ingcloliielt. moiiir bcnllel'
ben Der Can't Der 0ricaidoit bricilidI
ilbcrnittclt mltrbc. Sic S~obreSfartell
iiir oic Mii9licber fnnlen baum 5il
GcribciIun9, unb merben oielclheI1
int 2auIc bicieS Wonots bon ben ye'
anitei collettirt. Gie @ean,tcu linD
Gonroh Sucble. Yrolibent; Goiuari
Suehle. @icepr0lihent; Sricbr. Sie
ser. ScfrctGr; Nu9uit @ilbeLnt
Sd)otnlcilicr.
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Fcrlonalnoti5,- Scrr Con-.
Y. @cDer, Der fiir5lid) crnunntc Ticc.
aonill fiir Sdymeoen, %itattctc benz
Wopor Mohool aeitcrn ieillcn off.
5lcllcn @ciud, ob.
Serr Nnorcm SooS, Gigcnthii.
MGR ocs .Sntel &ooS" in Councils.
bile, go. beiinoet iih bier Bel Srn.
allguIt i. 9cder oui 9eiud).
Grnartcn Mile ctmaS. -
Gic Trcunoe Der SobnS Sopfins.llni.
perlitdt, ionic aud, Der 2ebrerperbo1o.
goltimorc's crpnrtcn eiilen Gbcil Der
S30C.OO0, iueldjc Der Staot Baltimore
bon ben S3,O0O,00O, sic NnOrelp Gor.
leNic loc6Cl fiir Gr5iebungsjipedc
ollsNeleBt bot. 5ltioqen miro. Der
Sebreruerboro Doiit etipoS 81, bctom.
men fiir ieillcn Heniipnsipno.
GoS oltc Mumcn Scim
oil Der SiiooIt.Sci pnn @clpiocrr.
iul0 Nort Seigbt@ Npenl,c lit in ben
SeiiS Der beaufort Hcoltp Gounp."
ilbcrgcgallgen. Ger anllfpreiS be
trllN $S6,t75. Gle &Giiierin lpiro olli
Dem @rumoitiid zinc &eibc moocrner
@%obnbGulcr nit cincm &oltcllollf.
iunroe bon 100000 crridten loiicil.
Ser 9 duben ourG Sra
EinN stamps. - Ter Better
eincS scr 1roBten Iepnrtrnlcnts-@c-
lhGftc IN baltimore crtlGrte aeiterlt.
Die Grabbing StnmpS-S rage iei BON
GroBcrer Scoeliung fiir Die Stobtbe.
pobiler .olS sic @uSfragc, meil oirdl
Die Grabbing Stomps oIlc @oarcn
ilnh 2cbcnsnlittcl Inn orci Ero5ent
pcrtbcilcrt miirbcn. Ter Diam ipridli
ola GriabumA neil CT, burd) Dir
Terbultrilic 9cjlulnlgcn, ihon pcr
Snbren NIT Scr &crallSonbultg bon
Grabbing StampS be9oun. Gr it Der
Nriid)t. bab Die Grabbing StonpS-
Gonlpaanlcn III bcn letter brei Sab
rel, - Icit boS ltebcl lid 10 iehr aus,
1cbrcltct nlcbrcrc MiIlipnen Col
lars ans Baltimore gc5pgen Dabcii.
@iro III d)t wicbcr prcbi.
sen. = anrbinol @ibbolls iaatc &c.
tern, bab @otcr GaSpar g.. Gilbert,
Der trilbcrc Seclinraer Der fatboli-
ld)cn Ct. Gothnrincn.aird)c al, Der
Gdc pon FrcI!on, uno 2u5erncitroBc.
Ger $t3O.OaO SduIoen acnlad)t hot.
mic luicocr in oicicr Ii6Seie prebigct
iucrbe. @otcr Gilbert lit ipebcn aus
bcm Mt. Scope. Soipitnl, 100 CT m,eb-
rerc Mpnatc lang ~bebonbelt muroc,
cntlailen morben. Gr mirb benz Ier-
uebnlen mad, IN irgcno elmer fat1pli-
ifcn 2ebranItalt ols 2cbrer @erpen.
! buua finocn.
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Qcbcn in icocm Srupicn!

Gas 6ldideniiiG. Tcpartemc,,t Ser
Geo. @iintbcr, iui., @rau-Go. lit nit
ocn teitcltcl Ginrid)tungen ucriebcn.
rrrnlitteIit bercr bas Bier oireft ans
ben 2agcridiiern Der 9rai,erci ben
Glaidcn 5igeiiibrt mirb. Sic Solge
II; Gin ~perlenbes, ih1umcnbes, rcineS
Sier beiolOerS acknowledgements
~ empicblcu. yeltelt brett bon Scr
Grdiierei. 2 Sllseho Tlaid,en $1.00.
s. & 9. Gbolre, Dolie 20.
(Wui4. Ti.To.Su-5
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THE GERMAN CORRESPONDENT

is the only German Newspaper in Baltimore
that carries the Associated Press reports
The CORRESPONDENT is the only Ger
man paper in Baltimore that gives Its read
ers all the important happenings In the
city, the state, and the World, fresh every
day.
The CORRESPONDENT as far as its news
columns is concerned, is second to no paper
published IN Baltimore.
The CORRESPONDENT is the only Ger
man Newspaper that circulntes throughout
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and the
South,
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Seirat6s-Qicen5en.

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Sbco. s. Siener G. So,
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