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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09
Watnrgas-G pplutiOn.

9tcm-9)orf. philadelphia ulo onoere
&iiitenit1ote ioGen nit Hoturgas
periorgt meroen. .
Suntington @..%a., s. San.
- Repsgorfer ,sntereIIcnten, hlntet
luelfen Die .Stonooro Gil Comp"
ileben iou, iteben i'm Segriif, olrd
eiu @eid)Git, meldes tbotiod)lif Idon
els obgeid)loiien 5u betradten tit, Die
gciammte Fro0uftion 0eS Staates
@eit-Sirginien an 9tatllrgas III ibre
Sdnbe 81 brin8en, nafoem lie ld)on
leit einiger 3eit Die Gontrole llber
bte @asqlteQcn i'm nDrbliden mo
centrolen 5beiIc oes Stoatcs ollsges
ijbI buben, uno Dem Gernebmen ltad)
lit es jest Die 2lbiidt, ollf 9tem-Oorf,
philadelphia u1o onoere &illtens
ItGote ourh Hobrenieitungen nit 9tas
tilrgos 81 perieben. gs bnnoeIt itd)
bei Dem @eid)Git I'M Elm Nnlagefapis
tul Don etpu 200 WiQionen Collars,
l,no Der SIT erperbenbe 9ciib i'm liio-
li6en '@eit.Sirginien geb0rt Der
llniteo 6l1eI Gas So" in Gitts.
burg, mcld)e fiir5lid Den beoclltcnben
&ciib Scr ollniteb 9toturol Sos So"
III @eit-&irginien an iid gebrodt
bol, ionic Den Der oGolumbio Cos
Co., mcIhe Cincinnati perior1t, Der
n<critote 8oo So, Der oObio
Ellel Supplp 60" mo onoercr &c.
iCQidlditet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09
Mutu's Cpfer.

Nem Dort, s. San. - @enige
Stu1oen nodoem linn cilt Nutolno.
bill. pon Dem cr ilberfobren luorocn
mar, Den Vrultforb c%ingeorildt batte,
lit geitern Der ~27.idbrigc Robert Sic
Der aus Hodopop I'M Menlorial-So.
ipital 5u Morristopn Den babel er.
littellelt Gerlcbungen crlegen, Epr
icirtem So0e mar cr nod I'M Ston0e,
III elmer linn pom Coroner @lo5cbroot
ubgelonlmcnen Iltslugc 0en Senfer
Der Woidine, Die i'm unl'S Scben
Grohtc, poQig 81 entloitcrl.
&ieber mar I'M 9egriffe, cin ulge.
iotteltea YierO 5nr Sdmieoc 5u rel.
ten, oIa CT eincm geipiiien Hobt. 9lls
djonol Qclenftcn, Der Worris Golrn-
IN Traction 50. gcborcnoel Mutonp-
bil, 1T oenl Iid ullBer DEM Gboltifelr
aud Der General : V~ctriebalciter 9lr.
der befonb. bcgegnete. Ils oerGbnurs
iellr bemerftc, Bob oos Ticro iif
sum S0lln1en unid)idtc. ucriuttc cr
aie Wioidinc sum Stiuitono jl brin-
gen, pernlodte Dies jebpd) crit 5lt
ttlln, uodoem Sieber uom Eieroe
Oeitiir3t unb ein Sinterrqp bes sll.
tbs iibcr leincn 9rultforb biunpcgNc.
6ongen iunr. 9lrfer perblleb be!
Dem &erlebten, mGbrello Slldnlan CT
non Nrst hnlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09
Sns Gnoc uuin Sico.


Utica. u. y, s, Somuor. - III.
bert Wt. GllrtiB, Gin &~oblcnDGn0lcr
aus GlcpelnnO. ohio. mo Sri. Carr.
line 4. Stelpnrt. Don Der geioat miro,
0ob tic iibcr cin 0idcS Nnufhllh per.
fiigt nm NIT elmer Der bciten 9tcln.
Oorfer Somilieu permunot lit, per,
lebteu brci milo belpeotc Gage 1T
Utica. 81 ibreu Grlcbniiic1 50bit2
Die Nlnmciiing aus eIncm critfloiI;.
gen Sotcl, ciu 9cilld) inn Goli5cis
SoliptQlldrticr, cine &oritcllltna I'M
8eridt ulo oic &crmeioerurtg eiucr
Scirotbsliccn5.
@on Ncm.Oorf %fonuncno, Quo,,
ticrtc lid Dos EGrd)en Dor 0rci Sogcn
III elnem uornebmclt Sotel inter Den,
9eomen Spbc ein. Sod eini0em BE.
milben gclong ea GilrtiB, einen Ghed
uuf ben Nomen 6c5 Srls. Steruort,
hic er dis icinc Satin ullsguh, in
@elo nm5ulebcu. NlS oicic5 @cl0
pcraus0oht luor, fam Elm "5lucitcr
Sbed bon Atclp.2)nrf. ociicn Grli9
nit gleid)er @eidminoi9fcit perpufit
mnroc, WtittIerlpcilc bntte ooS Sc
tragen Der Nciben 10 picl NlitoB cr-
rect, ooB lie gebctcn mllrOen ona
goIillte Saua 5u ~ucrlnIlcn.
NuI Dem @egc SIM @ubnboi or.
regte Der %llnQeuOhnte }uitol1b bc>
Eoarea Ole Nllinlertiomfcit zines No.
li5en-S crgeuntcn, Der iid) ld)licBlid)
ge5lulntgcll lobn, Die &crrihoIten IN,
EollSel e N~ouptqilartier jl geleitcll.
Snl E~oli6eiaerid)t bctnniic lid Cur.
tiB Der Srlultenhcit lduloi1 mnG
5nhlte So. Sri. Steport mllroe iii
behelligt aelniicn. Gle nGdItc SccnC
lpielte lid in Der Ciiicc ocS Gin
Glerfa nh, no Die 0eiocn oclt Wlulidl
%0IiBcrtcn IN bcn Stono Der Che III
tretcll.
Nls Glcrf @oitic@ ans Der NpplifC.
tlon crloh. bob Sri. Stcuort nidt
Girrpobncrin Der Sto0t NOR, pcr-
mcigerte cr ibr olti @rlllo oeS &c.
icbes Die Hiccn5. moriibcr oic Sontc
i'll belle Gntriiltung Acrictb. bc6oilp.
tenn, oaB tic Sd)ouipielcrin ici INC
ibrc 0cinotb BORT lei. no ihr aoiicy
lid bcfilloet. NlS bo@ Eoor cnbliH
Die Gin SOIL pcrlicB, idlug Gurtib'
8ef0brtin Dor. nod Sprocuie Su iob
rem.
6rcunbe Der iullgcu Came IN Nclp,
Dorf hobcn NcGitBcrt. mar, bate ihr
per S%elcphon Acrotbcl1. Den NcirotGS.
1coultcn fol!cn 81 Ioiicr. Tic crciI,
niBpolc tSobrt ion ibrcn Nnion9 il.
acilbpo nlli ocnl ,@bitc @ou" 0e.
nonrmen buben, Gua Eoor bcgGo
fid) heute mciter ioh Sprocltie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09
Sam, %nlaublidl.

Glnctnn0tL SDlo, s. Sollllar.
Sn elmer Spc5iulocpcid)c al Scr
Zines Stor" Don @bcclinA. @clt.
GlrA., hciBt g, OnB Goroncrs Don
jcner Stoot Die Grfl0rung obaeAeben
hoben, boB bic III Wfonneafleioern
p%ciunhcnc @cidle eilter 6rnu b~ieienigt
ppr Hoberto &c >Sourn lei, Die per.
nlibtc EhiIooclphio'cr Grbill. Cos
Wcrilht lit icoOd) nod nlft bcitGti9t
Glpr0cll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09
Stahl ben Mtfcrihom.N ricf.

Rem 9orf, s. Sonuor. =
Sbomns !. Heillep, Elm Spc5iol.lln.
tcrilidler iijr Die 5miihenitootlidc
%onbels. Gpmmiiiion, murbe belltc
Nud)mittoQ pou cinem @unbesmor.
id oil oui Die Nniduloi9ung bin per-
toitet, Den bcriihtiqten 3ilfcr. 5rlllt,
Nrici oca @enerolomuolta @iders
fem uno anberc 0oflmeltc III Be
3up niii Die 3i,fer. Grllit. anfloaelt
ellis benz Niireuit bcs 9unocs.S
%itrittS- NmuoItes @ilc geitchlcn ,t
hubcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09
Silflps ben Mellcn preisacacbcn.

Salifar, q. e., s. Sanuor. =
Htod) elmer brabtloieu Gepcld,e aus
G0pc &oce treibt Der norpegiid)e
Carnpfer .Sirunoo" nit 9ebrod)ener
@eae ol,f Dem atlantiidlen Ocean
terum. Ger Gompier cling am T..
Scnitar bon ct. Sobns mad, Saliiar
CO. UNI bort aoblen fir Cuba sn Ia,
zen. Man bat Dem biiIfloien Sobr.
5cilge Sampier nod)eeianot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09

CFuIIIHllH OCT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT loellll
m6qli6 Dem @e1ner ilbcrluiien. Ger
Nrtitcl lit George Silber" inter.
| 5cidnet, Ood) ioH Der bcfunnte Hepo.
lutionGr @loDimir @urbcff 0obirtcr
ItcdeH.
Gbtuo ais Sauptfuftor.
Eettn9, s. Snnumr. - Ter &ors
idlng Der omerifoniihcn Rcgierllng
bctrcffs 9}clttruliiirulQ Der Wanos
lhlrcisG inter illtcrl,otios
nnlcr Gontrolc lit Don @bino'S BIZ
irtmnung nhbGnaig. Die Note, mel,
dye Die NprihlGge entb1lt, lit am %.
1Cjcnlhcr bon henl umerifoniid)en
@eiunGten Der dlineliid)cn Re0ierlung
untCrbrcitct mo iDr ,$llbult Den hicii-
gen &crtretcrn ser interciiirten Wt0d,=
tc ilbcrmitteit iporOcn. Bur Belt
lucrocn Die omerifoniihen &orihl0s
&c bon Den peri6ieocnen Negicrum-
gen III Grm0gung 0e3o9en. Gepe-
iden ans Iofio melOcn. OoB 0aa Gin.
9rciicn Der Der. Stuotcn it Der
Non0idurei sSroaeS torlul0en an Der
0ortiacn @0ric in ioponiidJen mnO
Wtonoidrurei @ertbcn prrlIrioht hot.
Der %orld,lo0 Der ger, Stooten
Acbt oubin, 0llrd Elm llcbereinfom-
nlcl1 nit HltblunO, &opon, @roBbri-
@tunlliclL Geutidlun0 mo Srnnfrcih
ciuc NcutroliiirlnQ Der Wonoidurci.
Nnbnlinicn nit 3uitinmmng bon
China 5ll @cge ST bringcn, INN alien
Notionen glcid)c Hed)tc in Ser Non-
DISCRIMINATING Der MonOid)urci 5lt
gem6brleiiten.
0bcrcSohrprciic
SiOcrpopL s. &unllur. Itc
otlontiiden Compiler W%clelihofter
hubcr ori elmer bclltc bier ubgcbultc.
ncn &onieren5 uereinbort, Die Gobr-
prciic iiir Eoiingicrc ouf meltlid)er
Tobrt minOcitcne lun fiinf Fro5crt
5l ertloherl.
&cin q nlpetcr MClttrui it.
Gbriitioni Il, s. &onuor. IS
mir gemcloet. OoB ). E@icrpont Wtor-
gan bon Nep.2orf mo Dic 1clttidc
Nnnf bon Berlin cinen Mclttruit III
Ser Snlpetcr . ~Snbuitric nit ctncnt
&opitul BON %200,OO0l0C0 plalclt. 49,
&ic p%erlnutet, bcoblid)tigt bna Gut
0itut, ale Snlpcter= Wrltbeu il Gblli
III c%rrucrbclL mic olldl sic SolpetCr.
@crfe in Noruc0cn, 100 S20,O00,00O
ongclcGt iinb,
Ser Elon lit ongcblid) ilbcr Dos
Stabium bon Turbeiprcd)ln1cn nod
niht binnlS 0~cGu1GeL uno hier itcbt
man icincm Grfol0 iteptiid gc9en-
iiber.
Iic leitcnocu liorruc9iid)en Solpcs
ter. Heftc 6cfillGcn iih iebt in 9erliu
100 Der Sllter1otionnle %crlDoItlunqss
rotb leinc SobreSpcriommlung o6'
bGlt
0crlim s. %unilor. - Gic Iclt,
idc 9onf crlieB beittc 9bcno oic iol-
0eltoc Grfl0rung:
Sic I'M llmlnui bcfinolidcn Mel.
%ritnaen, bob 5piid)cn ). Nierppnt
Mtor9on uno bieirm &nititut Ser
bonblltn0cn bciiiplid) Der @ilnlu1g Ell.
mes Solpctcr. @clttrult@ I'M @nnNc
ieien, lit mbe1riinbct."
DIS Tinnn5en.
Faria, s. Snnuur. GomonO
Ihorp, Der befonnte frol5Gliid,e No
tionol-C ctonom, 6%crcdnct, bnb Der
Hcid)tGlml 6ronfreidj'a m0hreno oe9
Nnbrcs 1909 un ,2O0,00O,0O0 5ltgc-
llonlrlCn bat.
Iron5oiilfc @opitol.SmIoacn I'M
Iualoil0c bc5iiicrtcn it'd Gnbe 1909
inaNeInnmt nuf $1,O0O,0O0,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09

Sn Ottopa. aani.. lit Der frii.
l)cre Ereoigcr u. %. Sttfep bon
@iniomsburg. 3d., Der gntfiib.
ring Der t6-jdbrigen 9orena Sntber-
lc1b id)ulbig ~befunoen moroen. Gos
llrtbeil lit nod, niht seiprohen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09
Muocrnc yHambrittcrin".

GhtcoQp, s. Sonllnr. Sie
Stoubritter OeS Altertbums iino bier
i%;Derboten moroen. Cine TrnlL Die
III einem Sorieob einbergeiabren
fem iiberiieI Conn Congo, ais Der,
iclbc geltern glbeno inter Dem Nod
S,Slano-&iaouct. an ser 81. StroBe,
lpo5leren 9illg, mo nabm ibm nit
poraebaltenen Hepplper ieine gauge
WaorIfoft alb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09
Ierfanhiguug er,iclt.
Mbcr ocnnOdj lIcrridjt Miiktraucu &C.
gcn ScitreidJ's ncnes aabinct.

Ter ulguriihc Eremier bon @lfuca
leJt Dem Monurd,cn ieine 2iitc
Dor. Gnglono'a &onbelss@i
lar}. - Goof's Nui miro INNER
idlimmer. - SoQ in 1894 in
8r0nlono @elobctriigcrcien per.
ii6t hobcn. - Ecnrp in Nnglt
Dor Copenhagen. 0na Uni.
ueriit0ta. Gonite nit Ser llntcr.
iudlung Don Goof'a lcttcn Nri9i.
mol Ncforben beid)Gitiat. Nad)-
tldn9c bonn ruiiiid). ioponiihen
aricg. - Nmcrifoniihcr Wtono-
idurci GoridIo1 ilort ioponiidc
NGric.
Nuh0pclt I. San. 49, Wtiniitcr.
Er0iiocnt Or. u. Sllfnc1 miro NOR
gen DEM aoiicr a0uig Sron5 So,
icph Die Siitc Der pom Inn iiir 0oa
lIeulc aubilnct crfprGncn Ecrionlihfeis
ten 5llr @cncbmigung porlcgcn. Is
iino 5unleiit WtitgIieocr Der ebenloli.
gen libcrnlcu Eortci.
@llfncs iclblt miro Ona ErGii6ium
mo On3 Ynrtcieuillc Der 6inon5cn
iibcrnchmen. Nnberc Yortefcuilles
ljn0 mic iolgt p%ertbeilt: &ofobilb
>%mlcrea; @rof S5icrenmi NnnOel, ga.
itcbcn prnpiiorilh @dcrbnu; General.
Wioior Nu5ui miro Nonpcb -Wiini.
itcr; Scnut9 ErGiioent @elo &oprit
,<tlti5nllnilter.
IS DerrIdt nllgenlcin NroBcs WtlB.
gcncn bn@ llellc &n6ilct, Dem
fem 0lldl llltr cinlQcrnlaBcn
giinitigea EroQno'titon 1cItellt mcrz
Den fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09

Sn HodIanb. DE, lit 6roll
Sable Rewbert oni Sic anfIase Der.
,baftet lporocn, ibren Mom pcraiftet
81 baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09
IS - on0clas
Nildn3.

II !.
Hpn0oM S. San. - Ser Ie5cn,s
Der Ncrid)t Der Sun0claf0nmcr 5ci1t
cine 3ulnbmc 0cs clgliidcn Grports
nm $2t.9l1 300. bc@ Supports nm
$40, $4,000. Gle McrtBjllnobme oea
Supports bGllNt III Der Sullptlud)c
nit Der uer0roBcrtcn Giltilthr Don
Nobrlng3mittclu, Mobnlutcrinlien IL,
Snbuitric Gr5c1tgniiien 5u'omnlen,
ood) lit Der Wcrtb Der aus Inlerifa
Importirtcu @%aumpolle llnl 10 Wtil-
lionen IolorS 6nriidNeNongelt. Son
Der Mcrtb5ullnbnle Der NrSfllhr cnt.
iGut oli Den Nnmnuoa Grpnrt Gin
Wtcbr pom $75O0.0OO.
Gnof immcr ely | / nj mcr.
&openbuQcM s. &onlur. -
Ter bieii1cn @cpolfcrlug hat iid)
cine groBc Grre9llna Oh Der offcnbor
olltentiidrn Aunbc %bcnlGdtigt. ooB
elmer Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS llnipcrlis
tGta ErpicIiorcn ldorL. bcuor Gr.
Goof lucNcll leiner olgcblld)cl 9tor0s
p~olcutbcdrn1 Seitena Der llnipcrlis
tat 1cebrt lpllr0c, AclullBt bobc, DOB
GOof bcreitS I'M Sabre 1894 in@ron-
lnn0 bel 9ctriiAereicn IN @clbnnNc-
lcgcnhclten obNcioBt morOcn lei. Der
Erotcllor hiclt icii Miiien icond &C.
hcinl, nm llidt 81 uc@rbInbcrn, ooB
Dem 6orld)cr Der litcl zines Ghrcll.
Goftora Der l~lnipcrlitGt pcrlicbcn
mllr0c.
Ecnru in Nu1it Dor aopcn.
huAcn?
Ioa llnipcrlit0t$ , Gonlitc lit nit
Der llntcriltdrullg Goot'S mll1nNit
Dicr eillGetroiiencr Sri0innl Iefproe
bcld,1itlQt. Mic perlol,tct, beilnoen
lid hnrin uerihiebene pcro1d)tiQc
Gorrcftltrcn, Die oiicubor crit Dor
&ur5cnl uorNcnonnncn wnr0cn iinb,
Giclfod) miro bier bic Gru0c oiaflt.
tlrt. Oh bo~ Gomitc olld) Commander
EcnrpH Iofumcutc ultcrllltelt
Miro. EroiclIor SoIpmonion CT.
flGrt, Ole Sro9c babe, wcnia profit
ifc1 Sl,tcreiic, "a Tearp iid fol,m
bcrelt filocn biirftc, icirc Eopicre
por5ule1eL neil CT id, Dor ocnl Ne
'ultot iiird)tc. Froiciior Strpnlgen
rnportct oo0c9cll. ooB Die Sotlurlen.
T. Dem Gonlitc lpcrocn 5llr Geriii-
Hlllt0 gcltcllt merbcn, mo lit bcgic.
rig, tic 81 mltcriud)cn.
u 4 d. fl0nge jnm rniilid.
opani den Aric0.
EariS, s. San. - Wrobc Gen.
lotipn crre1t bier Elm IN Der ,,Moroc
Iaultre". eincn iuuitrirteu Barrier
Mohenblotte. pcrofientiid)ter 9lrtifcl.
Der iidl nit DEM gehcimliBpollen llr.
iprung oea ruiiiih ioponiid)en arie.
acs beihGitigt. Is miro oorin aus.
aciilhrt, ooB Der gar mo ieine &c.
hcinlen 9erotber ben 2rieo NIT pol.
Ter Nbliht pom 3oun gcbrod)en bns
belL uno Ole 9ehuupiuna ourd, NIB.
orilf bon Tociimilies onaeblid)cr
&anoid)reiben hcs rtiiiid,en SEER.
if,ers ulteritilbt, Ole al Den lamloli.
gen 8icefpnig oeS Sitens, glereiem,
gerid,tet 9elpeien ieir iolen. Gieier
miro barin %initrnirt, CT iole Die So.
pofer MIR inter gor5 be'timmten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09

Bel @orrisbure. ga. iabren
lie Dtorttnoaen Der Sormer iiber
COS gis oeS Srsquebanna 6Iulles.
Us lit Dies lett ~ Sobren wieoer bos
erIte Mol Der ISal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09

2uIIp U. q. tSaltliar. f- Sle folls
m%lgehenocn 3citlmgeitrlpcrbcn i'll III
rem nlorgen crid)cineihen gilsgoben
qcaeil Den Don Dem Stuntsiefret1r
&nor enlpfobIenen Ylon iiir Die Nell.
troliiotion Der monoihuriihen @iiens
babuen protcitireu. SIS miro geltenb
9cmod,t. ooB bic Sntereiien Der Sa,
paner IN Der iilolid,en ManOidurei
i;id)t 9eltilaeno gelfiist miiroen. Slt
riii5iellen areiien bat bis Jest nod,
n;dts perlautet.
The Huttig news., 1910-12-24
PRAYERS NEVER PASSED OVER
First Thought in the Mind of Moham- medan Is His Duty of Devotion
 to Allah.

And while we three white men of Christian race stuffed ourselves without preliminary or postprandial grace, and our shenzi porters grace lessly gorged themselves like beasts, scarce 30 feet from our table stood the noble form of old Regal and the spare ascetic-faced Awala, musically lah, oblivious to all about as if alone in a monastic cell It was a majestic rebuke to us. weird mystery to the shenzi, whose voices were always low cred when the Somais began to pray and who sat contemplating them in wild-eyed wonder to the end of each prayer, awed, almost silent-as were we ourselves silent out of the sheer respect for a religion which can give men such perfect self-cpntrol that no danger daunts them and no hardship or suffering wings from them a plaint.
 Five times a day do they so pray at dawn, at high noon, at four, at sunset and before retiring-nor can anything interfere to delay these prayers, not even hungry masters. And before addressing Allah. mouth face and hands are carefully washed the best urban wound about the head the freshest garments donned, the feet barred, then with a glance at the sun. if by day, or at the stars. if by night. to get their compass bearings, they spread their rugs, face towards Mecca. and begin a low, droning chant that at a little distance might easily be mistaken for a well-intoned litany. From In Closed Territory. by Edgar Beecher Bronson.
The Huttig news., 1910-12-24
The QrvsaIter

The drysalter = that mysterious tradesman-was at the time of the great fire a dealer in salted or dry meats, pickles. sauces. etc. but he no longer drysalts. but sells instead drugs. dyestuffs, coiors and chemicals, and even buttons. His changed busi- ness is due to the fact that the gro cer" and the Italian warehouse man. have captured his original trade, all though they have mercifully left him the name. There are many other businesses that are equally puzzling Probably most of us know what a cordwainer is. but what is an upholder and what does he uphold? One re- members the imposing "Societe Anonyme des Ramoneurs de Paris" which so impressed and mystified the inhabitants of Clare market until tsey saw the familiar brushes and sticks which proclaim the chimney sweeps business.-London Chronicle.
The Huttig news., 1910-12-24
CHRISTMAS.

As many of our readers will get their paper Saturday and read it for the first time on Christmas day we feel like we want to write something with the true Christmas sentiment in it. However, in read ing over our exchanges we hap pened upon the following from the pen of Richard L. Metcalf which expressed our feeling so much bet ter than we are capable of express ing them that we copy it and as- sure our readers that our feelings towards the people are truly voiced in what MT. Metcalf says, as fol- lows:
 If there be in all this world one scar that word, or deed, or thought of mine has made, bid it in the name of Love and Life and Truth to heal; and crave the pardon of the victim of my fault.
 Wherever in this vale of tears and vain regrets, of laughter and of joys, there lives one creature who has done me wrong 1 blot the mem ory from the realm of human fact.
 Then turning from the embers where all hate has died, I feel the life-full currents of the Fathers Prayer as l repeat the plea, For give our debts as we forgive our debtors. and look up through Light and Love l bow my head in gratitude to God and claim the benediction of the holy pledge
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TIE CREED OF GOOD FELLOWS.

Do not keep the albaster boxes of your love and tenderness sealed up until your friends are dead. Fill their lives with sweetness. Speak approving. cheering words while their hearts can be thrilled and be made happier by them. The kind you mean to send for their collins send to brighten and sweeten their homes before they leave them. If my friends have albaster boxes laid away, full of fragrant perfumes of sympathy and of affection which they in tend to break over my dead body, l would rather they would bring out in my weary and troubled hours and open them that may be refreshed and cheered by them while I need them. would rather nave plaln comm without mower, funeral without an eulogy, than life without the sweetness of love and sympathy. Let us learn to annoint our friends beforehand for their burlal. Post mortem kind ness does not cheer the burdened spirit.
 Flowers on the coffin cast no fragrance backward over the weary way. The faults of our brothers we will write upon the sand; their virtues upon the tablets of love and memory. Anonymous.
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going to be lucky or not, and when know it isn't my time to win simply don't play. How do l know? We'll, I have a little system of my own, and I don't mind letting you in on it. Before sit into game I try out my luck in the seclusion of my own apart ment. I take a deck of cards and start to play solitaire, Canfield against an imaginary banker. In five or six deals I can get an idea whether luck is with me at that particular time or not If the cards are running consist ently against me I stop and spend the evening at the theater, or chinning around the hotel Hobbies. No game for me that night. On the other hand. if see the cards are running my way get into game. and seldom quit a loser. It may sound foolish, but take my word for it, it's pretty good dope to go by"
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RULE THAT SEEMS GOOD ONE
Luck Is with Him or Not Be- fore He "Sits h."

There's no use in trying to buck against bad luck said the success ful gambler as he set down his glass of vichy and milk If you see luck is going against you, drop out. If the fickle goddess of fortune is with you. WOO her for all you are worth. That's the whole secret of the game.
 I've been gambling all my life. and rarely lose. Why? Because I never take a chance against bad luck Luck is bound to be either with you or against you. You win or you lose. The chances of breaking even are mighty slim. And who wants to break even. anyhow?
 Luck always runs in streaks. can generally dope out whether am
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LODGE DIRECTORY.

ROWLAND LODGE No. 594 F. & A M.meets every second and fourth Satur- day evenings at z:5o o'clock. Visiting Masons always welcome.
 c. A. BERRY, w. M. T B. WEAVER, Sec y.
 HOWARD CHAPTER, No. 122, R. A. M.-meets every first and third Thurs day evening at Masonic hall. Visiting companions welcome.
 w. R. MAusER, H. P. c. A. BERRY, Secy.
 HUTTIG CHAPTER No. 520, Order of the Eastern Star, meets every first and third Friday evening at z:5o o'clock Visiting brothers and sisters welcome.
 MRS. L. G. GIBSON, w. M. MRS. w. L. RIcKs, Sec'y. HUTTIG LODGE No. 548 I. 0. o. F. meets every Tuesday evening. Visiting brethern cordially invited to attend.
 M. c. PINNELL, N. G. G. s. FARMER. Seoy.
 SWEET BAY CAMP No. All w. 0. w meets every first and third Saturday eve nings. Visitors made welcome.
 THos. AsHcRAFT, c. c. J. c. BRIDGES. Clerk.
 BAPTIST LADIES AID SOCIETY meets every Thursday afternoon at o'clock in the Ladies Parlor of the Union church. Visitors welcome.
 MRS. c. HOWARD, Pres. MRS. J. c. LYop, Secy.
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CEMENT COTTAGES.

The problem of cheaper housing has been solved in England. The cement cottage has taken the place of the frame. stone or brick cottages, which were built few years ago.
 For some time the English peo- pie have been demanding cheaper homes.
 This is especially true of the rural districts. The cement home is now accepted and English land owner Are building but few other dwe' ngs for their tenants.
 ls fast as one commodity is ab- sorbed another is discovered to take it's place.
 With the disappearing forests
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scientists began to search for a substitute. Cement answers the demand
 Yet cement, reinforced. is not new. The great wall of China is made of cement. The wall re- gently found buried far below the surface of the earth in Texas is made of the same material.
 In the far interior of the Hermit Kingdom are found, still standing, and in an excellent state of pre- servation. houses built of cement reinforced with bamboo.
 Solomon admonished there is nothing new under the sun and it certainly seems true.
 According to the English consu- lar reports cement cottages are safe and sanitary. They are dura- ble and will last for generations. They can be built at the small cost of $z5O.
 It is almost impossible to realize that the poor can build homes at such a trivial some.
 It is but one more of the marvels of mankind which makes the future assume a more hopeful aspect.
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Methodist Church.

African Methodist Episcopal church preaching every 5rd Sunday in each month. R. H. Hurst, Pastor. Colored Methodist Episcopal church of Cemden district, preaching 4th Sunday.
 J. B. JOHNSON, Pastor. The A. M. E. Sunday School meets at 2:5o each Sunday evening. All welcome to attend w. A. HIGH, Supt. Gus AyERErrE. Secy.
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TOWN OFFICIALS.

The following are the duly elected of fcials of the incorporated town of Hut tig:
 Mayor-Dr R. E. Rowland.
 Recorder-E. c. Cox.
 Marshal-E. M. Cabiness.
 Aldermen-F. w. Scott. H. Breihn. c. Howard, L. M. Despair and O. D. Newby. Board of Education-W. H. Moore, F. W. Scott. M. L. Phillips, E. N. Collett. L. G. Gibson and w. T. Terrell.