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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

bes un6 pruntboQes 6eit iaete bds dns
bere. Die Steuern itiegen hesbolb ouf
eine unbeimlihe 90be. Die &opf'
lIeuer, bic iiber flint 5ronfs betrug,
purbe 3umal bon ben Qlrmen urh
elermiten ols cine unertrGolic9e Gait
euhpfunOen, be 6obe @runbIfelier la
itete 19per auf ben 8eIiBenben. @S
iDhr feline ii6ertriebene uno ge6GIiise
Bebdlptung, penn es bieb, Der 6of in
Hpnel nG6re iidb BON bem S9peiBe
uno 8lilte Der llntertnnen.
S9limmer dber als allies mar, Oub
tie 5remoberri9dft bic beiligien 9ons
be loderte, Die ionit bic N}enIben uno
tereinonoer perbinben. Q[lte 6reunbz
f9often l0iten ii9 auf benn Der 6reun0
lernte es, Dem 5relnOe 81 mibtrauen;
ilBerall gab eS WlenI9en, bic fi9 BE!
ben 9egierenneu bur1 9enun3iationen
gu empfe6len fu9ten; unb bo Iie mill
Iise Sbren unb oft aud flingenben
Gpbu fonOen. 70 me6rte ii9 lire 8obl
bon Sag 3u Sag. Sinige taten iolhe
SplOHenDlenlie lllir 9ele9entltcD lllO
bon 3eit 81 3eit, dn6ere mo9ten Elm
@eperbe boraus un0 purDen 8iener
Der gebeimen poliSei, Bic man na9
Fron50iifhem WMIter in Der 6nupts
ltobt einri6teie. Dor i6r mar ni6ts
uno niemano ii1er. N2an erbru9 bic
8riefe belon6ers 60bereeitellter uno
I9loB lie pieber nit nahqemn9ten
Siegeln ober lieB iie einfd9 in ben
2ltteuf1rdnten bes I9mor8en Robis
netts perl9pinben. Spdtez tuuHten
iie bonn in politiIc6en prp3sKen ols
9elaitungs3eusniiie pie6er oif. Sin
Griefgebeimnis CAB es nid6t me6r; un0
luie man bic &orreIponOen3 iiberpofs
te, 70 iber!poc6ie man aid 0as gc1pros
d]ene Wort. &einer mar Iiner, Dab
ieine 9lsuberunaen nicbt peitergetrogen
ipuroen Dortbin, po Iie tom i9a0en, 10
gum @erberben oereihen tonnicn
9lanhe pI0Blihe @erbaftng bsuif
pie gut bic Iebeime poli3ei bsN
pur0e uno mil pelcb borter Hiidi
iriigteit iie arbeiiete.
(Dortiebuna Iolot}
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
9ie6e mndllen rridle @enfe.

0ie @oIi3ei oes n6r0liAenGiitrifts
iouroe geitern in aeuntuiB geiebt,
6ob Die6e in Der gtoht BON Sonntog
ouf @}ontag mittelit 9tadi6hiiiels in
ole g9obmlng oes Srn. Serome s.
S'0onopon Scr. 532, SidorD-g[oe.
gelaneten. Sr. 0'Gonooan bernliBt
aus Dem @}itteI5inlmer oes apeiten
Stodperfs &leioeritiide II. S6mud.
ioden i'm @ertbe BON $214. Plus
einem Softer, oen sic 0iebe griin0lid)
ourdiu6ten iiuo $500 oeridwuuoen.
glus Dem 3immer oes Srn. $. 9.
0ono0on itobIen oie nd6tliden Sc.
inder aleioungsitiide lno SAnudi
ia6en inn @ertbe bon $194.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
Sm Gleuelanb.
eian6 Der nglmcrlcnu eeaone".
0as 80. GtnSienia6r.

Qie nSo6ns Sopfius llniberiitdt"
miro oos 3S. Stuoienjobr om 6. OF
io6er erofinen. Sisber boben iib 1870
Stioenten neu eintrogen loiien- Or.
6ronf s. @ooonoiu Der neiie @rd+
iiocnt ser llniperiitdt befinoct ii6 in
gleip. .Dort nno miro Dor Dem 1. Sf-
tober nidt nod Baltimore fommen.
Gr miro Scr &eriammlung Oes 0iref-
torillms am 8. Sftober in Ger @ic-
GoD-Soae beipobnen lnO oabei for-
mea Die 2eitimg Scr llniberiitdt iiber-
ne6men g9obreno oieies @inters
miro oie @1ebrbeit Der aloiien nod
in ocn olten @ebduOen in Der Staot
bIciben 0oh eeoenft mon bis gum
ndditeu Sabre ale Ginridtingen 81
Somepooo fertig 81 boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

Ser Baltimore GouutrD GIub~ ouf
S6oOeneriae berflaet Sin
9leger pegen Qie6Ito6ls ouf 8wei
Sabre nod Dem 3udtbouie ge'
ianot. qlnoere @erihts- -9(nse-
Ieeenbeiten.
SIN S}reisgeridt 5i Tomion lit Der
goltimore Country Glub" bon 6ralt
Sabine W2attfelot Inn cine Gntid6oi-
eune bon $4,000 berflogt porOen. Die
alageriu ioet, SOB I'M pergaugenen
Scrbit oie 9lngeiteateu oes elubboli-
les oo5 oiirre @ras ouf oent 8labe
ob6ronnteu uuo Sic Glounen ouf ibr
Giaentbum iiberlaiifen lieBcn, wo-
ourh ibre Sdeune in 9rano eerietb
rno mitionlnt oenlSSnboIt obbrannte
8pei Sabre mebr 8u9 t
bauS,
Ger 9leger @eo. Smith, melher
Dereits ied8ebn Sabre I'M 8u6tbouie
obgebiiBt bat, puroe eeitcrn bonn
glidter Glliott I'M @rilninalgeridt
oiif peitere omei Sabre nod Oem
8u6tbouie geionOt. Smith mar am
S. Sui entlojien moroen uno brad
om 1. gluguit in oos Sous bon 8.
@1iaer, 91r. $50, @eIt2omboro.S .Strv
Elm lno itobl 30 Gents iino einen
gling i'm g8ertbe BON 81.
gguroe bonfetott erfIGrt.
Sn 9inloesfreisgeriht puroe ge-
itern ser @Iumber Sobn s. areb.
bon g1r. 722, g9eIt sSaDette-StraBe,
ais banferott erflatt. Seine @utba.
ben betraeen $7,2s6,09 uno ieiue
@erbihoIiHfeiteu $f3,6t6.49.
Gin fIeiner g Hn6er.
Dor Sem 9ii1ter g9iaiams int sSu.
eenoseridte itano geitern ser fleine
@iaiam Slider bon gtr. 1921, Salt
9lpenue, gum 1S. W1ale. @r lit be.
fbiiloigt, an einert Der Gage Der ber-
ean9eneu ISOLDE in oen 2ooen Der
8ran arlntned, 9lr. 225, g1oro.9in-
mooo -glDemie, eingeorungen lmo ii6
@elo genommen 81 bn6en nm noh
Der @araoe in Der Stoot 81 fabren.
&ihter @iaiams Oeridob oas Ser.
b0r, Bis er ourb 9oli5iiten Die 9lnge-
Ieaeubeit n66er untcriudt baben
miro.
Con oemnirungSberfab 3 /.
rem.
SIM StaOtgeridte beeonn Dor Dem
0lihter @orter aeItern Die 9lppeIla-
tion BON g8m $. 8ea1 geeen oie
gntiheioimg Der Gonoemnirunes-
@eidnorencu welhe i6m $3.50 fir
iein gigentbum an Der 9aoropeit. Gde
BON Seffcrion. ilno @arolineitroBe Su-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
S5aften oiftiae lSilae oeoeiien.

6rou Selen glocrfosfi bon Scr.
429, SiiO- -9onoitroBe, lit geitern nit
ibrem 8meiiGbrigen Sobne nod oeu
@enuiie giftiger 9iloc ernltIib er-
fronft. @ditter uno So6u muBten
in Oos st. Soiepb's SoipitaI~ ee-
bro@i meroen mo iic iid6 ieooc6 mic
ser ouBer @efobr befinoen. 6roll
g3acrfosfi bereitete oie 9il8e 5u in
Gem @loitber, es ieien eB6ore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

mem SeuuW, rugle mid wie llel9eborel'
unO bin jest all 0ieier 2eioen leDig. SoQ
.boffe, NaB ale iungen NldSc0cn @cilung'
pie id, fmoeu S1 fii6lte mic6 IN meI>
mem Qeben mic uo5ler. - sri. gcrtOa q.
@eIOquiu, @og 116, Sterling, Conn.
Maiiena, 9Esg r. nsyb babe 2boia s.
@intbams o&egetable Gonpouno" elil@
Qenomncn iinb empfeble es nufs 9elte.
'&enn man on mid ihrebt, iueroe icD be-
reitpilig meinen Sail dusiii6rlid] ertld@
ren ylein 8nitauo mar iicjerlicl eri bes
0enflic6er, "a mein @hit iirb III 2Soner
'beriuan0elte SD bate Siiteln i'm ee<.
ii6t uuo idjledte onttfarbe, felt filnT
Sa6ren lit ic6 oit itlteroriidten Eerio@
I0eu 9e gler8te nounteu es vglnemIa
itduoio crib6pft, S6oia s. @mf6ans
r. n@egetable Compound aber tlrirte
Itlicl. SRI 2aUiia MDcrs, @or "a
lNRniiena, gls9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
0[nne6ntc nnf Nreh6riidr.

Die Stoots 2onoitroBen Com.
miiiion nobn eeitern oie nohiteben.
Sen bier 9luge6ote alf oeu Gontraft
fir Die Snitaairimg Der 0rebbriide
upfa Ger neuen &nnober.S Str. -@riide
entgeeen; u@enn Bridge 60" bon
9eaber 6oas, &o.. $103, 800;
uStrobel Steel Contraction So.
bon Chicago $S6.43O; nS6er6er
9lolling &ift Bridge So. bon G6i'
cogo, orei peridieSene Glitipiirfe,
$t0S, $50, $106,S5O mo $fO3, $50;
lm0 @ls&, Gouberie & Co., Bolton,
Moii., $126,5Ot uno $4,000.
Gieie 9lnecbote muroen oem coniuI.
tirenoeu SS1gcnieur Sobu 6. @reiner
imo @bef-Snsenieur SbirIeD bon Ser
2ouoitroBen-G Goniniiiion sur Sa6uli-
uiug iiberpieieu pel6e ser 2ano-
itraBen-G -Gomiuiliion am 81. Septen-
fer on ipelfpm Soge Der Contract
berge6en meroen ion, ibre Gmpfeb.
hing moden weroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
eofoI6cridtc ans gsai6instun.


@o8erploiion in N6ann.
IL 6ern.
@os, pelhes iib in 0ionnlodern
an ser %. StraBe. 3piihcn @ioiia.
huietts- -9lbenue mo &.StroBe gloro-
ipelt angeiomnelt bate erplooirte
qeitern. @en bier @onnl01ern floe
ser 0edel bod IN Die Suft, uno Elm
@fero, mel1es fber einem Ger Wtann-
lGher itan0, wur0e feds SUB empor
geboben ltno 10 iHiper berlebt, OoB es
eriboiien wer0eii uiuBte. Gas @ferO
geb0rte &rn. Charles $. WerrDmon
Don Scr. 1887 %. StroBe, 9Ioromeit.
Qlrbeiter, 0ie in ser 9lob6oridaft tbG-
tig iparen lno 6uBednser entgingen
nit fnopper 9Iot6 oenl @etroffenwer-
zen 0ur6 Oie 0edel ser @lounl06er.
@ pieIten nit gela0enem
&ebolOer. ao
SIN &inoer. &oipitoI liegt ser
iebsiG6rige 9ll6ert @ronola BON
Ser. GA, &enpon-StroBe, Scr BON
0ein 11-iGbrigen Sohn @pone in oeis
len elterlider @obnlnlg, 9lr. 6t3,
Senoou.StroBc, 0urA einen 9feOoI-
beri6uB in Ocn &opf ibmer betmnn-
set mur0e, in 6eOenflicben 3uitanoe
oornieoer. 0ie anabea 5otten nab
reno Der 9l6meien6eit ser 5rou 9eole
cinen 9ieoolber gefunoen, ipieltolt
&ubiunee lmo Sn0ioner uno oas
llnoliid oeido6. Der altere sSSiinee
trug oen fleinen @cfdbrten crit nod
ciner benod6orten glpotbefe.
&oIbfus tGogf.
Sam. Sol6fus, elm friberes W3it-
glieo ser Steuer-Q(bid1bungsbebors ors
Oe, Ser am 16. Suni 1914 reiignirte,
no6oem er am 20. 9(uguit 1913 abs
geiett un0 am eritgenannteu 0atunr
nonl @eridt pieOer eineeiebt poroen
ilpar, bat Die 0iitrifts .9eb0r6e ouf
3o6hing ieines @eboltS bonn 90
9[uguit 1918 bis gum 16. SUM 1914
Iberfloet. Gs banoeIt iib I'M 0ie
/ Glunme bon $2475. &al6fus modt
eeIteuo, ga Oas @ericbt enti6ie0en,
dr iei in iingeicBliher 99eiie ieiner
SteGung entboben moroen, 70 iei CT
arb 5u Dem @eboIt fir Oie 8eit bis
su ser geridtIihen @ntideioung Be-
rchtigt. 92od ieiner 9l6iebuug
lmuroe 6. gS. ODiter 9[bid1ber, uno
oieIer bat notiirIit6 oas @e6olt be-
fnnimen.
I'Qer fotboIif6e S8ob bGtb d
tigteits GongrcB.
Sir oeu nGbiteu Sonntog in ser
I&ot6oliiAcn ltniOeriitGt beginnenocn
IGot6oliic6cn 9obItbdtigfeits- -GongrcB
Bot oos ans sen $50. g8m. S. 0e
I'9aco, syo9n FS.r2ufc6mbe, So6n 81.
Galloway 80. S. 9iDan uno SRI.
&Ianh Nlooigon beitebenoe $oupt.
Gouite sic folgenOen Inter. Gouiten
ernonnt: 9lutomo6ile: Or. Souls g..
$obnion, @oriiser; $. SEQ &ol6,
gIice- -GoriiBer; @erpfelgune s. @0-
poro @lithea, goriiter. Gmpfang
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
sdlnnfertinrr MotIc.

gSeil er leine 6rau nit einem 9eiI
ouf oen aopf aei6lagen botte, murOe
eeitern Der 52-jdbrige S1nie6 SenrD
gS. 6reie BON 9h. 1880. Sorgeont-
StroBe, in Der iiioweitIiden @oli8ei-
itation bonn &ihter Sdirm ouf bier
016nate ms @efdneniB geibidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
9lnS oem Sunereu Wiar6IanO's nuO
Oen uHgreH5enOen Staaten.


9lutpmobil. Go1lifipn.f 3.
Syn Der 93d6e bon SeOerqIsburg,
Gorolinc.Gountp, ereigneten iiM 3pei
9lutomo6il Goaiiionen 6ei pelc6en
bier @erionen betrd6tli6 oerIebt
mhroen. Syn ser gtG9e bon Gbeituilt-
@roDe fubr oos 9(utomo6il oes Sru.
GloDton &oufnonh in pel6em ii9
Oeiien 6onilic befano, IN Oos ein-
IpGnnige 5u6rmerf oes gaitors Sobu
9loIier unO idIeiiOerte Die 6eioen
Sobne Oes 9Sreoigers melt in oas
ue6enon Iiegen0e SeIo. @oitor 0Roi
fer iluo oos &fer0 blieben ltnperleBt
Der onoere llnfau creignete ii6, ais
SenrD @leiienger itnO SorrD 9eunett
nit ibrem g(utonio6il Deriiidlten 0or
Dem 9(utomobil Ocs Srn. @m. 2ppe
oie StroBe 5u freu8en. 9ie erteren
8nei murOen perlebt un0 2obe's Dio=
idine muroe gegen einen Selegra-
pbenpfoiten gei@o6en.
g[ni6eineno i'm SS aloe
Derirrt.
9os S6idiol Der fleinen Carrie
@robes iit nod INNER Elm @ebeim-
uiB. sic lit felt mebr ols elmer @odbe
aus i6rer elterliden @o6ning bel
Berlin einige W}eilen n0roliH BON
6roitburg, beri6munoen. &ie Shpbe
rno Striinpfe oes D1Gobens puroen
ciniee Gage oorouf in eiuem uabe-
eelegenen @oIoe gefunoen. Sic muB
iid oni6eineno I'M @oloe peritrt bur
ben, oenn elm @rtrinfeni in Dem flei,
nen 9a6c, in Dem iie ein Boo eenom-
men baben mnlB, erideint 0oaitGnoig
cusgeidloiien. a
Graf itott oes 9ru6ers
sic Q 1 10 iter.
SSn 2omer Sooper's Sslano, bel
Cambridge, @}o, idoB 93idoro 2elpis
inter Dem GinftuB bon 9lIfobol pif
Sri. Bertha @ooOlun0, oie Sohter
ccs GopitGns Charles z. @oooIono.
9(ngeblicb lag 2emis nit Dem 9ruOer
ser @ermunoeten in Streit lno idoB
pobri6eiuIi6 ouf iie itott oltf ibreu
9ruOer, ais Die jinge 0one am Sen
iter 0es elterliden Sauies itono.
Semis wurOe perboftet unO nad Cant
bridge gebrobt. Sri. @ooolono be-
finoet iih bereits auf Dem @ege Der
@eiierung.
GommiiiionS @ermol-
tung.
Gos StG0tben gQicott.GitD me1-
ielte Die bis6erige 8orm ieiner Stoot-
uerwaltung pon einem NloDor, etc.,
auf sic @crmaltitng our9 cine Gon-
nliiiion. Ole neue Gonniiiiou be.
iitebt aus 6en &@, s.. G0morQ Siroh,.
Nlilton s. Goitot itno Gbas. 8. g9ol-
len6orit Ser Gritere muroc ais @or.
iiber ertpG6lt. Ole Gonuliiiion 6at
geitern oen@oli3eidef uno 0en Staot-
regiitrotor pieOerernotnt.
Safe sut OietIe ms QusIanb beIurai
6. 0infne, 9lr. Alb, SIfs9altimDres Str,
nGbe Nnffrm Gn1;e Use.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
SdiehOerinde famen inn t6ener 5n
ite6Cn.

SSSn ser noro0itliden @oli5eiitation
iDitroe Der 93eeer S8iaion 9&eIiou BON
glr 704, Wentor- Court, al elmer
Celebrate bon 500 ino Soften oer-
Oonnert neil er i1aeiner @irtbibofi
on Ser Wlo0iion-StroBe einen &ebol-
beridiiB lin Sher5" obeefeuert
natte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
9oIiaeiridlter Qcbinion crfranft.

6JbAt0NAAlAlj@~A ~NptWlNN N%++HN~%f
9iidter 80. gilbert 9eoinion muroe
qeItern @ornittog wGbrcno er in Der
iiioli6en @oli3eiitotion cine Gerbono.
lung Ieitete, bon cinent ofiiten lin
uoblicin 6efaQen unO nruBtc IN Oas
9riootbureuu Gnpitdn SontrD's &C.
brodt mcroen, Sein 9ruoer, Or.
5ront 2ebinion, puroe eeritfen uno
nobm iid oes 9atienteu an welder
ip1ter nod ieiuer @obnung, Ger. 81,
Niorosgrooopop, iiberfiibri muroe.
Sin ifledter Snfel Sam"
Somuel @reenburg, alias Green,
ioeIber ongob, in g2eiu- gorf 5ll mob.
nen, uno p1breno ser Sternenbon.
nerfeier auiommen NIT 5lpei anoeren
Gonplicen megen Toibenoiebitobls
berboftet uno ipGter bonn gfidter Sc.
binion alf einige 3eit ms @efdng.
niB geihidt iDorOen mor, i1eint nod
mebr ouf Dem &erb6oI5 5u bo6en, ais
man uripriingIi6 ounobm. @eitern
muroe er bon Srn. SorrD 2.Switben-
bonf, eineu anaeiteIlteu BON Stemart
& Co., int @ef1ngniB unter Is one
0eren 2euten nit 9eitimrutbeit ols
oerienige @lann ioentifi5irt, pelder
i'm am Iebten Sreitag Dor Dem 09lfa-
oemie.Sotel~ Inn $99.50 beroubte.
@reenburg rib oen g(ngaben Swi.
tbeubanf's gendB oielen wGbreno er
ieiu GeIO no66dbIte, ooiiel6e aus Der
SonO llno peridpano oanlit unbebel.
liet in Der Wfenge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

in AbuiHndt 81 lul
len uno mar lebr
Ic6iuac6. 9lilBeroenl
bate i'd biele un8e@
[ c q c IL + c ! ten nlII
SSrauenic Scl
Las sS6r tleines BUD
.@isoon for gSoz
mem lino iab, ipie
}(noeren ourc6 Spoia
s. 9Siufbam's ~%es
leta6le Gompolino
9e6olfen ipuroe. Sd'
.iltfH1lni, nrirh al Ell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
WlaOdcn, 6art anf Oicicn Olat6.

( Mdodjen 0ie an l1mer5uoQeuooer nllS
regelmdBiqcn Yeriooen &opflhmer5en,
nieoeroriidenoenl @efii6l C6nnadlts1
glnfdlen ooer &er0dmngslt5rlngen leI@
Den, ioltcn iofort gSienerberitellung Der
@eiun0beit 0urc6 @ebrmIc6 bon 2Doid Y.
@int6ams n&egctable @onipolino " iu7
djen aNi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

geipro6en bat. Qqs @runoitiid miro
iiir oen qlnbon SIT elmer sduIe ge-
braudt, uno 9err 9eab perlangt
$4,000 oafiir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
9m SterliWp
lett Elm 5tandJr't
Die, mic bielc @laOden lit. - er'
sa6lt, luic iic Scilano funO.

Sterling, Conn., II DS6 bin Elm g{do]
rhen bon % Sd6ren pflegte jcoen NtonaIl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

Haiie snt OieiIe tn's NusIanb beiDra
6. Ofnine, 9lr. 413, SitsgnltiutDrrs Str
Ho6e Gnffrm Ssn's Use.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-08-13
An All Day Meeting.

There will be an all day meet
ing at the Baptist church of Bel
ington. the third Sunday Aug. 16.
There will be two services,
morning and afternoon, with din
ner on the ground, the preacher
will be one of our state workers.
The object of the meeting will
be to cancel the debt and turn the
building over to the Lord free of
debt.
ALI the members and friends of
the church are earnestly request
ed to be present. All will be well
come.
G D. GRIFFIN. Pastor.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-08-13
EVENING SESSION.

Eli Cross, ice-President, presiding
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-08-13
CHURCH DIRECTORY
Baptist Church Preaching

Baptist Church Preaching 1st
and 3rd Sabbath Of each month,
morning at IL O'Clock and eve
ming at 7:3O. Rev. S. d. Griffin,
pastor. Sunday School each
Sabbath morning at 9:45, j. nj.
Terrell, Supt. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening of each. week.
M. e. Church Preaching each
Sabbath morning at 10:45 and
evening at Z 40, Rev. r. 0. Phil
lips, pastor. Sunday School each
Sabbath morning at $3.50, S. Il.
Keller, Supt. Epworth League
each Sabbath evening, $50, j. l..
Earnest, Pres. Prayer meeting
p ednesday evening of each week.
M. E. Church, South Preach
Rpg I'd and 4th Sabbath of each
Month in the morning at IL
. cloca, Rev. L. S. Anvil, pastor.
Sunday School each Sabbath
morning at 9:45, w. b. Baker,
Supt.. Epworth League each
Sabbath evening at $50, G. M.
Right, Jr., president. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening OF
each week.
Presbyterian Church-Preach-
ing list. I'd and Sd Sabbath morn
ing at ii o'clock and evening at 8
o'clock, Rev. D. Fl. McKensie,
pastor. Sabbath School each
Sabbath morning at 9:45, J. T.
Tibbets, Su2t. Prayer meeting
"wednesday evening of each week.
Emitted Brethren Church
1reaching each Sabbath morning
no AS and evening at Z 80, Rev.
Sodver j. Stoneking, pastor. Sun
day School each Sabbath morning
al 9 80, NJ. D. Gamer, Supt. Z.
p. C. &. meeting each Sabbath
evening at $50. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening Of each week.
Protestant Episcopal Church
Preaching service in Presbyterian
Church 18th Sunday night, and
Friday hight before the End Sun
day of each month, at 1880.
R. C. Montague
Lay Reader In Charge.
let your Pony tickets at
ScRIMGEoUR BROS ADV
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ABOUT The FAIRMONT FAIR.

f course il was premeditated
1hree months ago when the en-
tries were made, but the first day,
racing at the coming Fairmont
Fair. August Is, %, promises to
be about the classiest day of sport
that has ever been seen on West
Virginia track. On the premier
event are scheduled the 2. 80 trot.
the 2.25 pace and the I'll pace,
all stakes for $1,000 each The
After race which has attracted
Vile smallest entry Of the trio will
have sixteen starters. 1t may
be necessary to split the two other
events to get all of the horses on
the track. But the best thing
about the races on the opening
day is not the large entry but the
class of the horses entered.
~ Harness race lovers who read
The summaries of the sport over
the country in the daily papers
are reading daily now of the ac-
lions bf many of these horses.
On the Western circuits, the Lake
Erie and even on the grand cir
cult the speedered who will per-
form here on that day are MAX
ing records for themselves and
proving that they are horses OF
consistency and class. In each
of the opening races will be sew
exal horses that are proving early
9Gason wonders and will be watch
ed with much interest by those
West Yirginians who will gather
in Fairmont for the races
- AS has been announced, all of
the thirteen events at Fairmont
are $1,000 stakes and all OF the
races are we'll filled. It is report
that the free for all will attract
the greatest bunch Of speedy
PAGERS that has ever raced in
Eaifmont.
Announcement just made by
the management of the organized
F'airmont association is that Rob-
ert Strader, of Lexington Ken
lucky, who gave excellent salts
faction at the course when he
presided before will be in charge
of the stand and that Frank Wal
ker, also Of Lexington will do the
starting.
The officials proclaim that the
eir features this season will ex-
|cef past efforts and that the ex-
position will be the best all round
show Of its kind offered on the
new and excellent plant.
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THURSDAY EVENING.
D. J. Taft, President, presiding.

ID. ). TAFT, President, presiding.
1880 Song Service and Devotional
7:45 Address by Harry H. Byrer
815 Song
500 Address by Arthur s. Dayton.
Adjournment.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
President-D ]. Taft, Phipp W. Va.
Vice President Elias Cross Junior, W. Va
Gen. Secretary-J M McVcker ...... .Beington, W. Va.
Rec Secretary O. J. Gamer, Valley Furnace, W. Va.
Treasurer. e. McVicker Moatsvle W. Va.
DEPARTMENT OFFICERS.
Home Department Mary Wilson, Phippi
Elementary Mrs. Ashford Stalnaker, Belington
Secondary D. Dadsman. Phippi
Missionary-A. D. Zrkle ... Belington
Temperance T. Ice Phippi
Adult B. Ware, Phippi
Teachers TrainngE A. Hunt Belington
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1870 Devotional Song Service
1:45 The Rural Sunday School
lst It's Strength and Weakness.
End How it may be Improved, by Rev W. H
Fields.
2.l5 Election of Officers Installation of Officers.
Selection of place for next Convention.
2:30 Suggestions to Elementary Workers, by Miss
Martha V. Graham.
800 Song.
$40 A Childrens Service.
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D. J. Taft, President, presiding

900 Devotional and Song Service
$50 A Seasonal Elementary Program by Miss Mar
tina V Graham.
1000 Report of the Department Work, minutes each
/ Home Department.
Elementary Department.
Secondary Department.
4 Missionary Department.
Temperance Department
Adult Department.
Teachers Training Department Presenta-
ton Of Certificates and Diplomas
1875 Song.
1910 Report of Secretary and Treasurer.
1850 The Sunday School and the Home, by J.B .Ware
THURSDAY AFTERNOON SESSION.
d ] Taft President nresding
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PROGRAM OF THE ANNUAL
SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
OF Barbour County, to be Held in the M. E. Church
in BeLngton, August 18th and 9th Good
Time Promised the Many Delegates.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON SESSION
d. J. Taft President, presiding
1:30 Song Service and Devotional led by the Rev R.
O, Phillips
zoe Making the Spiritual Supreme in Our Work, by
DR. Mcclure, of Carksburg
2.3o Practical Pedagogical Principles by Dr. Elkanah
HUXLEY
800 Constructive Work in the Sabbath Schools.
Announcement OF Committees
Social Session
Enrolment of Delegates
Assignment OF Delegates to Homes.
EVENING SESSION.
Eli Cross ice President presiding
7:30 Devotional Song Service
800 Presidents Annual Address
$50 Solo by Miss Jessie v Ferrell.
Address by W. T. Ice, Jr.
THURSDAY MORNING.