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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30

Division No. 1, A. o. H., held n very
successful meeting Sunday afternoon
III Woodman hall. at which n large
amount of business was transacted,
and there was good attendance. Diff
ferent committees were appointed to
make TIE plans for the Coffee party.
which will be held under the auspices
al st Mars church in February
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30

The Kennebec Central Driving Club
will meet at 80 this Monday eve
Mig at Stilkey's stable. Every member
should be there. Refreshments viii be
served
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30

Pearl Howard. who had pecn serving
n three-year enlistment in the United
states Cavalry, has been honorably
discharged and has returned to his
home in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30

Miss Bertha Flynt entertained rar-
ty of friends at her home, No. / Union
street. Saturday afternoon. about 80
Of whom were present. The time was
devoted to Bridge and the occasion
proved one of much ENJOYMENT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30

Serene Webster who had been pass
ing a few days with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. :. c. Webster, on State street,
returned to Boston on train 332 Sunday
morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30

students Of conN High school have
been settling the outstanding bills in
connection with their late fair and will
realize ii profit from tho fair amount
ing to about Si00
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30

Among the recent births which have
been recorded At the office of the city
clerk is that of a son. who was born
To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lewis Peterson
on Monday. Jan. %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30

+ Special ears will run to and from the
dance Wednesday light at Manchester
Grange HAN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30

Mrs. Mildred Rice, VINO underwent
surgical treatment last Wednesday at
the Augusta General hospital for an
ATTACK of appendicitis, was reported
Sunday to be doing nicely.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30

Charles S. Downing returned on train
l02 Saturday afternoon from a BUSH
ness trip 10 Aroostook county
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30

City Clerk f. f. Newbert was irf
Portland Saturday on matters of bus
mess.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30

Sam Lee left Sunday for Portland.
where he has accepted a position with
the Universal steam laundry of that
city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30
LOCAL BRIEFS

Rose Of Sharon Club whist and dance
tonight in odd Fellows Armory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30

Among other patients committed to
the Maine Insane hospital during the
past week VAS George L. Goodwin of
York. Ii will be remembered that
Goodwin was arraigned at the January
term f-the supreme judicial court for
York county at Saeo on Jan. Il, on the
charge of assault with intent To kill
Mrs. Laura Briefly, a neighbour on Nov.
l.. 1919. 20 which he pleaded guilty.
Judge Peabody announced that he
found Goodwin not guilty by reason
of insanity and ordered that nc be
committed To the Maine Insane hos
pital
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30
WINTHROP.
Installation Of Officers BY
Abenaka Chapter, les.
A Large Gathering Enjoys thu
Banquet and Ceremonies.
High School Sophmores Entertain
Other Glasses Personals.

Abenaki Chapter, Eastern Star, held
its annual installation Friday evening
4 fine banquet was served at the Con-
gregational chapel at $50 at which
about 100 were served. The five tables
We're set to form 4 star and decorat-
ed with the colors of the order. The
committee in charge were: Mr.. and
MIS-. Augustus Thompson, Mrs. NJ. r..
French. Mrs. Alice Pennman. Mrs
Florence +. faggart and Mrs. La Verne
Foster. |. O. Gage acted as head
waiter. assisted by Violet and Albert
French. Carl Bates, Mary McIlroy,
Edgar Penniman. Louise Foster. Olive
covcneg, Harold Clifford Walter Jack
sob and Theresa cobb. Mashed pota-
toes, hot rolls, cold meats salads. cakes.
coffee. pickles ard Iruit jelly were
served
The installation ceremonies We're
held in Masonic hall the installing Of
iieer being Mrs. Katherine G. Morrill,
ri Augusta. past grand matron Of the
Grand Chapter of Maine, assisted by
MIS-. I.0ttie Reed Of Augusta. grand
marshal. and Mrs. Nellie Bates. grand
chaplain. Tic fail"&ing officers were
iHataIleal
Worthy matran. Nora T.. Towle:
worthy patron VIII r. Hayward, as
Saciate matron. Josephine i. Thomp-
son: eanduetrcSs. Emma l.. coehranc {;
assistant conductrrSs. Edith Il. earle
ton: secretary, Mary y. McIlroy; treas
urer. Mary G. McIlraS; chaplain. Ras"
+ Parker, ereanist. Florence T.. Tag
cart. marshal. La Verne \. Foster;
sentinel Francisco WadsWorth; war
den. Eliza Stacipole: Ada. Alice Pen
ninan. Ruth, Lulu Clifford; Esther
Lillian Foster; Martha. Martha T..
,rench; Eleeta, Gussie Hayward.
At the conclusion Of the exercises a
short program WAS given including Sc
lcctions by a trio composed of Mrs. G.
". Tageart, Mrs. L. =. McAlroy and
Mrs. +. Crawford MeAlroy. SOLO by
NJ. G. Edwards and speeches by Rev.
II. A. Clifford, Rev. (. Z. Sargent. j.
II. McIlroy. r. e. McllroE. {. f. XII
broth. Mrs. Morrill,. Mrs. Rose Plum
mer, Past Matron Mrs. Martha French,
f, #. Clifford ana pr : W. Cover.
Miss Hazel Shaw sang at = concert
in WAYNE Grange hall Friday evening.
The Browning Club meets Tuesday
evening with Leonard Thomas.
The Congregational Circle and the
brotherhood will hold supper Tues
day night. Following the supper the
brotherhood will hold mass meet
ing for men To discuss the proposed
municipal water system. The commit
tee will be present at the nleetin2. All
are invited.
f. = Wood of GRAY was a guest of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30

Harry f. Goodrich has commenced
the work of extensive changes in his
drug store which will. when complet-
ed, result in a marked improvement in
that establishment. The prescription
case will be moved back about six
feet, a new and larger soda fountain,
similar in design TO that at the Burns
pharmacy. will be installed, ana q
larger cigar case added. The new ar
rangement will be much moro conven
ieat in every way.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-31
; ssra a 8.
csn benz @alpeItoner

Sn oem @alpeitoner uDiffe-
rential" Bro5eB, in benz oas
5taats= =Supreme @eridt elm ,mrit
of error" beripeigert uno bert. Nro-
5eB oaourh gu @uniten @aIpeiton' 3
eutihieoen bat, ion Der 8eriud) ges
nladt iperoen, Elm aMebearing" at
erlangen. Die Sta6t Souiton bic
giienbabnfomnliiiion uno Die Oh
ienbabner, tun ibr Beites, um ei-
ne iolbe @ieoeraufnabme oes Ser
fobrens 6urd5ufesen.
Sn Der gedbe bon geIlepue IL
GlaD @ouutD entsleiite elm Yalla-
gieraug Der Sort @ortb & 9enpcr
gobn. sldtltnooreiBig 9eriomen
ipuroen perlest, aber Bis auf einen,
Den Sei5er gates. nur Icidt. Mud
Oates gerlesungen iiuo 1tiht Ie-
'bensgefdbrlid. Mpn glanbt, oaR
Der Bug nit Ostuiaiser abiid1t 5ailn
gntgleiien gebraht mllrbe.
5n Deniion lit Die ct. 9atrid
Stride abgebraltnt. Sci oem @eriu,
DIE, Wobel aus Dem brer1nenoen @e-
bGuoe berals5utragen, fam Elm ge-
Diiier Sim gorcoran um's 9ebelt.
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sau antOntD, Dien1ag ben 81. Oftober 1871
9lus Berlin n1eIoet mon

9lus Berlin meIoet man:
OberIelttnant @ebel bonn so. SIT
fanterie Geeiment, oefIen erites
lllio 5peites Battalion in 9fomitid
liegelL mabrel1o bos brittle 2iIla sur
@orniion bat, iIt bonn &riegsgeridt
i'm gSieoeraufnabme gerfabren
gl0n8eno freigeipro1en iporoen. Ser
Sfft5ier mar negen angebliden
Sittlihfeits. @erbredens i'm erftpn
Hro6eB au nlebreren Monoten @e=
fiHglliS Derllrteilf tpor6ea lrno bat
Die Strafe bereits perbiiBt. 9is
3peite 8erbanolung ergub Die pori-
ge ltni6nlo g9ebels. Gin anoercr
friegsgeribtlider 6reiiprud, ser
ioebell erfolgt iIt bat gu oen Ieb-
.baftelten grorteruneen @nlaB gege-
ben. Der Selonebel @aotfe bonn
8aroe Shiieelt 8ataillon, ipel-
der Dem ibtpdhlihen fleinen Sod
Bromne IN Dem Hbeinii1eil @in-
5erihlbe on Der 2eip3iger StroBe
mebrere Stid)e beriebt botte,
ols er BORT, boIlig berouldt,
eingebradt mar, lit obne ge-
itrafung oapongpfommen. 9as
ariegsgeri6t, tpeIheg ben SeIome-
bel freiiprad, lpeil er our 3eit Ser
gegebung Der Sat iinlllos betrnnfen
getpeien lulo fir oieie riht perant-
mortlih gema6t peroen tonne,
brabte aber 5uglei6 oas lebbofteIte
@eoauern gum 9lusoruf, boB auS
@runo bes @eietes cine geitrafung
nidt nIoglid iei.
Shpere Strafe bat 6ie 2elt-
nants Sdmiot l,nb gggers bonn gil.
liter Al. Snfanterie 9iegiment ge=
troffen, pel6e 5m oen giienboh=
men fonlmonoiert iparen. Die bei6en
Offi5iere muroen ipegen bielfo9en
getrugs gu stpei, be5ip. anoertbalb
Sobren @efangnis uro Mnsito-
buns aus benz, Seere perurteilt.
Sin SteaeN oes General 8illor,
Der 5uerIt fir ben Mos auserieben
uuroe, lit General Manuel plata
gum illerifaniifen 6iiIfsfriegsmini-
tier ernannt tporDer.
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Sc IteIIt {itl ieht hernus 8

VS lteut llD lesl Derqlls, Ddb
Der Damn BEL 9lultilL 8enniplnae
llien, Oeiien 3ulanmenbrud ueuli6
Elm 10 furbthares llnbeil anrihtete,
nibt ben 8oridriften gen1dB ee-
buut ipar. Man ipor in 10 pielen
6aIlen BON bem uripriinglihel,
8lane obgeipiben, bate alles 10 Diel
lefdter gebout. als es porgelhrie.
ben, oal, Der 9rub oes Damnes
fliht ii6errai1en fnnn. SoffentIid,
ift man i'm Stnnoe, nieienieel,, Die
an biefer unerborten 5abrla1fiafei.
oie Sd}llo tragen, 5nr gerauttpor-
tung 5u 5ieben.
Sinter perihIoiienen Eure,1
uno 6enitern lit in Dem 3inlmer Ell
res gbicagoer Sotels auf Dem @o-
ben liegeno Der nadte 2eihnanl
Der 26idbr. Sdauipielerin 8Iande
Dom aufgefnn6en iporben. Obtpoi
her &orper Der nngliidIihen feline
Bunben 5eigt, oeutet Der 3uitanb
oes 3intners, oeiien WobeI 5unt
geil erbroden maren, ioipie ein5elne
ansgeriiiene Saaritrabnen al,i
Mor6.
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g., $. & g. q. (Solpt-ainie. J

g., $. & g. u. (eoupt-ainie.)
Nnfiinft-
SO. 9-gom Often. .7:15 BORN
No. 7-8pm Sften. $3.50 nnd5rn
9o. 10-gI Bafo II. @eften. .7:30 uad)n,
yso. S-gon 81 gaio.. ..1O.15 BORN
no. 9-aa@ 81 gaiO unD mefen.
40. 7-sla6 81 8aio nns @sifsn' Set e@'n
SO. 1o-gaadj 5. Often. 1000 aelos abemSs
yao. S-Nab Dem Often. .11;1a BORN
Wictoria 9ioiiion, 9. $. & e. u.
Mnfunff
go. s01 guero, gictoria. 500 naen,
ao 3O3s313-guero. @ietoria. !.
Gbfabrt- ''S
go. ao2 guero. gictoria. .7:so porm
Wo. S04@314-guero. @ietoria 80.
.11:30 abe1lss
M. 8. & :. Sabm.
Mnfmnft-
4o, 245 Son 9ouiton un6 sseiu Or.
tedlls 3 40 uadnt
Mo. 241-Won 9oitfton ,imb @aIbeiton
.....5... 500 morgens
Ho. Bon Dallas H. Sort 8ortb
7:30 rnorgen5
Mo. 235-@om Horbeu. .7.45 bort1itt
Yo. 15-Tou 8aco.. 300 naAu,.
No. 9-Tom 9oroen. ...7 40 abenbs
@bfa5rt
@o; 246- -Nad Sollitou nnb Mep Or
:, leans .......... 1920 lnorsens
Np. 10-gta6 benz Noroen. 9:05 born,
No. s. Ndd] 9allas, Sort Rortb
illlo Saco ...... 40 abetos
gto. 236-yaad bem Norben.
=. ;. .... -. .9.15 nbet6s
No. 242-slab 9ouiton unb @als
pelton ........... 1880 abenoss
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gsiermieo idredlide srasSbiem.

gfedt5eitieer @at FAM Mrs. g..
Billousbbp bon Mareneo, Dise.,
(N. SEQ. y uno rettete 5lpei Men.
idenleben. Mer5te iteuten ShtuinS,.
illht feit unb, brabten lur ,uenig
Silfe. 5dGeBlid nabnl iie anf Den
&at ibrer Eante Bin u9r. Sings
Nen DISCOVERY. Sic ibreibt oar.
iiber: SD babe oas Maittel felt ldn>
eerer 3eit genonnen uno Der ldrcf.
lihe Suiten bat fait gang nahaeIni
len. Mnd bat es meil,em fleillen
Sobn BON iblimmen 2ungerIeiben
gerettet." Dieie unbereleidlide SIC.
oi5in lit oos geite fir Sals- itno
oungenfeiben. Hreis SOC II. $t.00.
Yrobeflaiden frei. @arantiert, Bel al
ZEN gpotbefern.
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Ggperimente init lateiniider mmS
6emtiher Sdlrift.

gu 0cnl lehbnfteu Meinilngsaus-
taitid iiber Die Die @or5iige Der latei.
sniiden uno 6elltfben G1rift, ser
in jiingiter 3eit itattfa,to lteuert
Trof. Or. @roenoup in Der Linn
idau" einen intereiiallten Beitrag
bel, Gr bot 8eriltde aiigelteut,
our6 Die er Die 5rage beantiportelt
ipollte. iuelhe Der beiben Sbrift-
larten Ieidter 5u-leien ooer 5u i6rei-
ben lit, urn 10 cine geii6ertere
unterlage 5l erbalten ais Die big !
bergen iubieftipen Weobahtungen
nno ginoriide iie gebcn fonilten. Gs
muroen nloglidft perfhieoei1 geftol-
tete 8eriuhsreiben anecorouet bci
oenen slpei peribiebelle 9aomanterte.
Der cine III Mntiqua. Der atoere IN
5rafhtr eeorurft porselegt ipuroen.
9abei ergab iih, baB bei einenl
3-5 Winuten lang oauernocn Dill.
tot ollrdihnittlib il, elmer Min,ltc.
"a 6entIde uno SO lateimiihe Gil.
ben seihrieben tpnroen, nit lateini-
iber Sdrift olio IS b. $. mehr;
man fam fon1it Iateiniidcr Shriit
IN iieben Stunoen 10 piel i1rci,
ben, iuie nit oeutider III a9t. 9ie
8eriubsperionen beberrihten llotiir-
lid beioe Sdriftartetl init aleider
@epanotbeit. NIT elmer ausnabnle
beoienten iie iid IN Der @egel Der
oeutiden Shrift.
8ou ben oeutih geidriebnen
9iftatell follnte Irofeiior @roenolhr
in Der Minllte 34f Sil6ell, BON oen
loteiniifen aber 358 Silben. olie
8 b. $. inebr, leien. Gang 10 oeiit.
lid iparen bic llnteribieoe bein Sc.
fen BON Drudibrift nidt. @ein me.
boniihen &eriinterleien zines Ser.
tes lpuroe unter 9 Doppelperiuhen
iiebenmaI gliltiana idneller geleieil,
uno sluar $50 Silben in Der Wli.
MITE lnebr, iudbrenb aber ou6 6ei
5mei @eriuderit Der oelitihe Drud
raider aeleier ipnroe, nnb aluar
t7-39 Silbenl il, Ser Minlite mebs.
9eim louten 8urleien ergaben iih
ollrdidnittIib 344 SiIben BON Ser
beutidell 9rufihrift geaeniiber 365
bon Der lateiniiden in elmer sci.
MITE. SIN ollgemeinen lit oie lotci-
niide Sdrift alio anh biniidtlih
.ibrer 2esbarfeit Der oeuti1en et-
mas, lpcnn audi nnr menig. iiber-
legert. DAB iie idneller au i6rei-
ben lit, berubt oaranf oaB Iie iue.
niger Seoer5iige erforoert ols Die
anoere. bas fleine oeutldc q 3. g.
6 qegeniiber nur 2 beim loteini-
ihcn. @roenoun fonnte SO oeut-
ihe G lino 1870 loteinii6e III eiiter
Minute id)reiben 0oB Die lateini-
ide 8rufi6rift BON ben tneiIten
Nerionen ettpos ihneller geIeien
miro als bie oeutide, miro ouf
cine 8eibe BON @riinoen ailriidee.
fiibrt, Dor ollem oorouf ooB cill.
seine ocutide 8uhitaben. namcnt.
Iid eroBe, troe ibrer aompIi3iert-
belt iih nur ipenig poneinanoer I'M.
teriheioen nno gum grfennen on-
ber ettpas ldngere Belt beoufprll.
hem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-31
Ser 3eiten aanf.

lle6cralt in ailem Gden
SHen Grtege lns erIG,rrftn.
Sm Srtpplis, 6a bpmbarotert
Stalien flutt unn erpebiert
-Sm SdJiffen, grok iInb tart nub idj,uer
&icl Sanieno Srnppeit iiber's Weer.
llno fctn NenidJ, if) barf's tpuf iagen
Wirb Is ST be5tpeifeln ,uagen
DAFT IN China id)lcd)t es itebt,
staes brnnter mnb briiber gebt.
limb III Mcgifo iiir,uabr
SITS amd fein geiesuet Sabr.
3apata anb 8anberas
5reiben's bis, es lit fein SpoB,
llmb bes 2ebens iuenig frub
@irb ber sroee Msaberu. -
Sa, baS ftno nun ipldje Gad)en,
SiGts laet iidj basegcn MAIDEN
linb ntau n,adlt, it's aud at picl
Oatc Wlien' sun, bSien Spiel.
Spfinuns iutrb nns imner huinfen,
60 lang iuir nod 2pme Star trtn-
fen,
Spldj' elm Bier, fiirmabr, es idJafft
Seiblt aus Mismnt Saft un6 0raft.
5rnm beift bic 8arpl' aud bier:
ySrci Naal bpd) bns 2nue Star
8ier I"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-31
9. Ben @iie. Maent Der 30.

8. Ben @iie, Mgent Der Hof
Sslanb 9abn m Monterep bot ici-
ner flcinen Sodter NIT elmer sfri
ben Sd)doel eingeidIagen I'M,
iid 0ann ielbit ben Gals obeeidnit-
ten. er ipollte aud feline sSrau uni.
bringen, bod geIang es ibr gu el1t-
fontnlen. gr iheint Mohlid pabn-
finnig eetporoen su iein oenn f,ira
borber botte er nod nit ieiner 5rou
uno benz 2ino 5ltianlmen ber-
sniist Mittae eeeeiien. gr ieIbIt if
tot, oas ain6 iit idfuer perleet.
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ynlanc.
obsr- -Rundeseericbt
Jallt cine piebtise Eissnbabn-
Entsebeidung.
Danksaeungstag.
President Taft halt cine self.
same Reds.
Danksagungstag.
Randiten- Treiben.
Das Testament zines nliIIic-
mars anssgrjffsn.


Das Sber gunoes- -@erI9t
gdt elne m e1lenbabnlaHen lebr
meItret1enoe entlbeloung abgegc-
pen. es baf ent)1Ieoen, DAB allc
SotomoflDen, Wagen ODER ionittgen
Wegenlfanoe, o1e gum gIlenbabnbs-
IrleD geDorer llro olc BON elner
Du Se,, s,,;,a.,s4aotria,, s 4saDs aysaR,. us.u's
a;s,,t aon ass.,,a.o mos.;,,,,s.,. asyl sss
~ % sInnr;o,ean ~ 'es' Mssasea Ses Sos "Muls p.,,.
81 aos st ,,rhfo.sn,o, - ~ ees o. nn Ma
r;Tt u';.; srFysrt - 49, al'',e: G.t;40;> I .
aos ofTe e;ssnhn5,,a,, .,',s,, ~ mar,a,
,,e,, nor oSar Sroa,t ,t.s ~, o;,,o,,, ~ G4ast
,,o% nod Ss,,, o,,sarr ~, br;,,oo, .''e. s;a ' 0a,,
Sesoososa ' [ naod.ar rss;, ,'s;;sso,, p'' h' os"x
sS S;es hes;oho ,,;S+ ,,,,r all' a,,s s;o ov o',l
40 h;e o nou a s;,'an, &c etoat ~ IN ~ So,,, oa
n,,aorr @ fohron & | so,s,orn u a,,h .. a,,s on 81;
10 ohor o;,,,er,,a Msoeas ~ s. 81 ~
,erhofh = oer mren,a, ,,s e;,,ss g+en. -,
tss g csbro,,d+ noss nsraan 0i"' - soIS 'ia sio
a. az s;,1er mobn ''ar nahsro,, a;a No. s;M IN
NIT mi opm .m;impnStootf;Meu S gsorfeny M
bpfost Sic Meae,,t,,na S;o,or G,tJ
ideiSuno ii Sof fo,s mo mohne,,
NIT on1a -, ner;nnen p mnsnohme,, y.,;f' nSr.
III nntep Sie @ontroIe Ser M,,nSes.
fnmm;Siion fir aer sm;ihenifnotI;, 4 Tf,.of
den annneIsnprfpbr oe5tpIIt n,eroen
,iu0 6ok Sic Qontro9Ie liner oip
Wohuen ben 5tootIid5en 9ommi5fio.
men fait oons uno oor entaoaeu
iuiro.
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1lmteritakt bic streiter.

3uipeilen eeben 2eber, Wieren uno
gingeiueioe an ocn Streit nno per-
meigern gu flinftionieren. 9onn
6rauht Sbr Die altgenebmen fIei.
men Streitbreher Or. Sings
Heue 2ebenspillen oen Organen
natiirlithe 9iilfc 5u briHeen nno Tie
gu geboriger Satiefeit 3il 5tpingcn.
@ute @efunobeit folgt balo naf. Ser.
fudt tie. 25c in alien Apotbefern.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1911-10-13
THE EVIL OF SMALL
~ CHURCHES.

1 i .
We hear a great deal of the
.consolidaton of schools and the
great advantage to be derived
from such an arrangement with
better equipment, better teach
ers, etc. Isn't it reasonable to
suppose that what is true in the
case of schools is also true in the
case of churches. We are in.
clined to agree with the follow
ing which wequote from the Mid
land Methodist:
Many rural communities are
injured by a multiplication Of
small Churches. Tie community
is sparsely settled and the entire
Church population is small. If.
they were all in one Church, it
would still be weak. but they are
divided into three or four and
sometiEe s half dozen different
Churches, each trying to support
a pastor. As a result they have
to put up with the cheapest men,
and Therefore the poorest preach
ing ability. IF they were all in
one Church, they could employ
a pastor of more experience and
consequently of more ability. OF
ten this state of affairs prevails
where the community is old, the
people homogeneous and, in the
main, of the same theological
belief. There is small differ
ence of opionion as to Church
government and polity, but each
is thoroughly imbued with the
spirit of evangelism. Either
one of the three or four Churches
could carry on the religious work
of tho community decided better
+
than all arc doing it as il is.
The spirit of sectarianism is
decidedly too pronounced in such
localities. Each party is hold
ing on to some petty narrowness
or prejudice which, instead of
helping, really binders the work
of evangelism in that commune
ty. Under such conditions small |
Churches become an evil. Fam
lilies are divided and sometimes
bitterness and prejudice in the
home is the result. If the com
munity would come together and
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is really the result Of the com
bined horse and auto traffic. Mr..
Batchelder pointed out the adj
vantages that would come to the
South if good roads should be
built to connect the winter re-
sorts with the Northern States.
The Glidden tour would open the
way for many autoists who would
tour through the South in the
winter. In speaking of the main
tenance of roads, Mr.. Batchelder
said that State roads should be
kept in condition by the State.
The counties varied in wealth
and in the lengths OF their Sec
tions of highway and road
could not properly be.maintained
by them
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A long step is taken toward
the maintenance OF good morals
when sins are called by their
right names. He who said that
vice loses ha'f its evil by losing
all it's grossness said the exact
opposite to the truth. The thing
works just the other way. The
grossness of vice is o wholesome
deterrent. Most of the people
who take poison do SO under a
misunderstanding; they thought
that it was something else. They
would not have tasted the bottle
if it had been marked "Poison"
in good black letters and adorned
with skull and cross bones. This
is said of the devil that he ap-
pears as an angel of light. That
is the disguise in which he does
his most effective work. The
plain devil, actually in sight and
recognized, will not tempt us
much. He must first persuade
us that the wrong is right. Some
times he gets the material for
such persuasion out the diction-
airy.
1t is not we'll to have many
synonyms for lying and stealing.
Whoever deceives his neighbor
to his harm is liar, no matter
how skillfully he may express
himself he is a brother of Ana
MAS. Whoever takes what does
not belong to him is a thief.
Classifying the operation as prac-
teal politics or as shrewd BUSH
ness doesfnot change its character.
The thief is thief. Gambling
10 gambling even in the most re-
spectablesociety. Andadultery is
ia adultery. 1t is sometimes cal
led affinity" but that makes
no difference. The people who
stone the house of a neighbor
who has expelled his wife to take
an affinity" know what they are
about. The romantic name does
not deceive them. The Seventh
Commandment is inscribed on
the conscience. 10 breakit has
always been, and win always.
be-. abhorrent 10 both God and
man. 1t spite of some indecent
plays, and in spite of some fool
ish novels, they who offend
against this eternal law bring
upon themselves and their friends
both shame and pain. They set
fire to their ownhomes. To take
from the ugly Fact its plain old
name, and in its place to write
affinity" Is to remove adanger-
signal from the thin ice. Before
it il put back somebody will get
drowned.
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unite with that denomination
which is strong enough to give
support and moral standing to
the loc,s, Church, any one not
prejudiced can see the advantage
of such a course. Some day the
Church will be strong enough to
get out of its own way.
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RESTAURANT REPARTEE.

"Tea or coffee?' demanded the
busting waitress.
He smiled beningly. Don't
tell me; let me guess" he whis-
pered. Brooklyn Life.
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HOW MA RESEMBLED HIM.
Tommy, you don't take after
your father much. do your
"No, 1na'am. But, gee, you
ought to see the way ma does
sometimes?'- Exchange.
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