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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12
2rnt Srittcn gJlnIc.

Seirat6et 6rml 81. IS. Stewort,
25ai6ioua6le Sod5eit in ser
g}ort6nliniter airde,- S6r frii.
6erer @attc nit ieiuer iungca
5rau in europa, Sod5cits-
fcicr in g}r. 11t9, 9}oro.G6arles-
StroBe.
llnter 5aGlrcGcr 9ct6ciliglntg BON
Gcrtrctern ser critcu @eiellidafts-
treiic bon 9lem Dorf, @6iloOclp6ia,
GlcDelanO, Baltimore rmo onOeren
StdOteu fonO geitern i'm &auie gtr.
ttt9, g}orO Charles StraBe, Oie
Eraiumg bon 6rau 9llice @errD
Stewort BON Baltimore nit Serrn
5ranciS 8aDlieS @riSwolO aus 9lem-
Dorf itatt. Die @orbereitimgcn 81
Dem 5cite geitalteten Ocn 9egiun Der
Oritten @be bon 6rou Stemort 5u
cinem Scr oenhpiirOiglten geiellidait-
Ii6en @reigniiie 9altimoreS. 4oitor
Or. &o6ert z. 9err bon Scr 9lortb-
mil6tcr Stride 6iclt oie feierIcbe
2lnipro6e nu0 Dcreinte oos %aar
5un @unoe fiir'S 9e6en. 6rai Step-
art trug ein wciBes Spitenfleio, elm
@ortb.Mooeu, unO foii6are 3iamon.
ten mo @erlen ans i6rer mertbOollcn
Simeleniannlimg. Die Granrng
tao nod Itrengem &res61tcrianer
9lituell itott, 6rou @iaiom EbomaS
Sanilton, Die g9ithpe OeS @oilper-
ncurS Sanilton, fngirte ais Erous
5eugu; 9rautfiibrcrinnen iuaren Sri.
Glaire Games imo SRI. SaiOee
Games, bic @nfclinncn bon 8rau
Samilton, aus GlcDelono. 9routfii6s
rer mar Serr 0ooi0 @arOner, 9}clu-
9orf, mo lli6ers oie Serren g8m.
i. 9ucas, iim., g9oIter oe @llr3on
@oultneD, N}aurice Gregg mo Gr
9lat6on q. @orter Gie SoG3eits.
geielli6ait mar in einem mir fiir oie
auSp1rtigeu @1ite reierOirten Stod-
merf oeS nSotclS StofforO" imtcrge-
6rodt oereu 3o6l iid oui etipa a6t-
sig belief Gle berrlibiten 9lumen-
arrangements 6otteu oie gobmng
ser 9rout in Elm ma6res 9lumen.
nicer berpon0elt; i'm @rogeiboB mo
inn @orten iano na6 ser Eraulng
Elm 0iner itatt, Dem elm Ball fir Die
@o65eitsgdiie folgte. Inter Oen Bal
timorer Sob5eitsgdiien 6efonoeu iib
Or. uno ,5rnu 9lat6au 6. @orter, &r.
inO 6rml Soiep6 @6pte, Serr uno
6ro Columbus S'Gouuell See,
Serr imO 6rau Ban Gear 9lod, Serr
unO 6rou Soiio6 9om 9ladpell,
Serr I'M 8rou @. Sail Sarris, Serr
imO 6rau 9ii9oro $. &leaiants, ir.,
Serr in0 ,Srau @omar0 Sodion Sr.
rnO 8rau Charles 5. Somes, Serr
ln0 6rau 9ubert s. 9litAie, Serr
inO 5rau9aiil g. @iIocrileeoe, Serr
lno 6rai Bruce Gotton Serr lmO
6rou Sames Geadle Geuuis, Or.
un0 6rni George Geilling, Serr mO
6roi @olter 9. 9roofs, Serr lnO
6rou @ g8. Spence, ir, Serr imO
6rau 9tuius g. @ooOenow, Serr lmO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12
lieniernnn nreift ein.

Sttow a, If. SUMS Sauie
erfIdrte geitern s. 9. So6en Die SIZE.
aierun9 wiir0e ii6er Die &otoitropbe
pon Ger oie @louceiter- uno @oipe.
6iiderilotiIlen betroffen Duroen,
cine llnteriuhung anite0eh Inn Der
Goourd berDoreerifenen glotb 81
iteuern. Sails I'M 2oufe Der Saiion
ni6ts geibeben ioate, miiroe Scr @e.
neral @oioerneu ipater fir Siilfe
iorgen. grenlier 9oroen ga6 I'M Sea
men Ger &cgieriing ieiner SDmpotbie
fir Oie 9tot6leioenoen gluS0rud.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12
GeiBaftS. .@cBIDeuer.
9ader., Gonoitor- irno &otel'
9e0aris.9lrtifel. -,
-be gpher3 & SfdS gn.. 1O4 @.aSoiunro'SN

9eoarfSs9lrtifel. -,
nSbs W'bsrs Sids 60, 1o4 S.sSoi0aTO'S'
8eitinacu, 8eitI6riften etc.
nERs baltimore gsps Gu" 9abio aSeTgsitg'
be- eei6diisilbrer, 3ls @eitSermaI'S"'
0euti6e gii6er u,.o 8eitInriIten'
". SanIt'@, 10 aorO,goppI,tOH'SHsbe
gni.WlotcriaIieu, Sbiireu, 5sniteF'
rabmen 2aOen etc,
Snmso 9. ,auaer Co., 115-117 sao'c''''
rid'StraBe.
Gational-ganfen.
yxBe CIe Epiun National gaHF,". @aqqss mi;
@geiersStrabe; Socob VI. Boof, %laP'''
,,esspaS Gaiisnai gGMt,S 4s2 @a6.8rcablOa''
N s. gsnener, 9aliirer. artalv
y&eitern Natlunal Sani, - Noro'SN
,SarmerS' an6 @lerGants' satIOua' ce""
Guuib' uno 9om5aro'StraB
Staats-8anfen.
yDeutIme ganI puu galtimpre," NGIiimorss, nls:
poutoQOs sstrnbe 9luault ESeber, Nthlp
@onroo s. 8abbe. S6abmsiter.
Gpar.ganfen.
u1entidc GpnrDant uon Saitimurs," tA''"
ui0 8aIiiHore'Sirabe
Wlarmcr. lmo @ranH. gerfe.
8. 6HsartneT & eOrs, 22s glorb.GbOrIes'str'
2onopirtbTdaitIibe @eratbe nnO
SGmereien.
@1iHitbsxuFusr Es,, 2Ob GorSs8asa'StraBe
glcbofaten.
Qan Y. W. eduIt, SOC e. @aul,Girabs.
GaIaodS dsrb, 26i-269 @albert VuiIOlHa'
gIuubing 5urHaceg, Hanges u''"
Gefen, 2a6oeden unO &iilHer.
gsHurtt @rOS.. 52s ssc=esSremontgIUsnne.
ailpferi6mieoe un6 %lumbers.
So6u SuDsri, 17ik IbamessGtrabe. g.
GeIephoT: @olIe 1893. ~.
giqeiltbumS 9lqeilten uno i96nole.'
gierrs g.. SHaan G @eybs@. 10 0itsasrlpa''"
@trabe.
Seuer-&eriiheriineen. 20
nOlobnl SnInraHee 81. Of eiuergeeI" 9snSgs IN, M
geariielo, 8eiloen5sWnnager, 10l-1O5 SpN"'
ber oi Commerce Nuilotna. ,,..uH
,eermanla Tenerueriimernn9s GeienIGah
Saliimore' uHo glort0'etraBe
SrilbwieO-8ubeb0r
G. SOFT gahne Co.. 362-964 gSoros0db's'~
8le6plattet, WletaIl etc. !.
2SuH, Gputlin & GO (ineOrSurlrt), 1S-i"
@alberIipnsStraBe.
&ianos ilno Srgeir.
Gbas. 30. etcfI, gloroseiberi1s sSiraBe.
Yfano(ei6- -@eid1fte.
~Gpuipnbateb epau Gps" glorbsgabsS sStra1s
!
@aIe snr 0ieiIe ms glusIaib bcior0'
Is. glainc, Rr. 413, SfsgaltimDres Str'
nuhc GnItDm 6Drse Mbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12
glIter D@rauO glrmg1.@lauu seitOr-
hcn.

@orD, Snov If. SUM. - @iI.
liam S. &li0er, iciner 3eit 9Brdliocnt
Der nSntcrnotional Carpenters
Union" uno @1itglieo Scr 2egisIotltr
pcn SnOiona, lift I'M 9lIter bon 6S
Sobrcn om 0ienitag mti Der 6obrt
uo6 Caledonia, g., einem Ser5i6lag
crlegcu @r mar IN oen &reilen Der
n@. 81. 81. cine aagemein bctonnte
4Ieri0nIiMfeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12
M6berMfeM.
3ug NIT Stetneu bombor.
0trt
(SOrtic4nuo BON Der 1. scite.)

Otrt.
W2oilon0, If. Suui. Die
@ruppe BON 9abn 9luaeiteIIten,
iDel6e einen algemeinen 9a6nitrite
81 iniceniren bei1lofen 6aben biss
ber i6re @ef16rten nod ni6t Deran.
laiien fonnen ser Srore 6olge 81
Ieiiten.
Sin @rpreB 8lo auf Der 6a6rt
mad Sem St. @ott6aro puroe beute
bon 8reumoen Der Strifer nit Stei.
nen 6om6aroirt. @iele 6eniter plu.
ben 5ertriimmert umo mebrere @oi.
logiere erIitten @erlebimgen. @iner
oeriel6en nulBt in Como aus Dem
8uae ausiteigeu umO iib IN eiuSoipi-
tai begeben
gfe9(rbeitbeeno
@aris, If. eSuni. ~ Ole Qelega.
ten 5u Dem Snteruotionalen Sons
oelstommer GongreB babeu i6re
9Irbeit 6eenOet uno beganneu beite
nit glusfliigen na6 Deridieoeneu
biItoriiden &Idten IN ser Staot unO
i6rer llmge6img sic berblei6en
bis 5amitog bier, mann &rdiioent
@oincare 6ei einem 9anfett 5uGbren
Der Gelegaten ben @oriib fii6ren
lpiro.
Gpdtcr qe6en sic Gelegaten nah
Eiion, 2Dons, @rcuoblc, G6am6crB,
Qlir Ies goins, glnuloD, Gbamoumir,
Wlont 9louc uno Gbiau imo fe5ren
am 2G. IS. Wlts. naH Der frou5oii.
iben Sauptitoot 5uriid
ltniontiten erbalten ibren
g8ilIen.
2on0on, II SUM. @remier,
MliuiIter glsquit6 fiinoiate beute I'M
llnter6auie oie 9l6iidJf an Die in
9hisiidt qelteate @orloge 5nr glmen.
0iruna ser iriiden Some Gule,9ia
eiiBureiden, e6e oas Serreu6ais
nit ser 5peiten 2eimg ser Saupt
mabna6me weiter iortibreitet. 1ie
glnfiinoiguug miro als Elm Sieg Der
llnioniitcn angeie6en uelde aui ei.
ner 9efauntgabe Der @ldne Der 9ie'
giernng nit Gnti6ieoenbeit beitans
ben.
Dos Serren6ouS Oiirite Ser Dab.
no6me 8o6lreibe glmenoemente ans
fiigen Gie gInna6me BON @eiiim.
mm9en, pelde llliter 6eoingiInosIos
nus ser Suris0iftion Ser BID ans.
ihIieBen lmo sic proteitaitiibe @li-
norit1t i'm ii6rigen SrlaHo bei4iibch
lpcroeu eriuartet.
Gie ltuioniiten merOen MN our1
Sen ongefiiuoiateu &lan oes @re.
mierruiniiters eria6ren mie weit Die
@egierrng uno Oie irii6en 0tationa.
Iiiten in Be8ng auf Gon5ciiionen 81
ge6eu 6creit iino
Ole neue @iQ Oiirlte nidt Dor ser
nit oem q. os. Wlts. beginuenoen
ggode an oos Serren6aus gelangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12
Nionmmcnt ent6hat.

&aIeigb, g. g., If. Sini.
0os oen 45rmleu oerGonf0oeration~
bon 9toro Carolina crri6tcte @2omi.
rlent aif Dem Capitol Square Oabicr
lit geitern in @egenwort bon Eouien.
0cn bon @etcronen lmo 8eiuAern
icicrli6 cntbiQt mor0ci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12

ring cine goloene llbr im0 aette er.
bolteu. Der 0ompfer trof am 0ien.
RAG bier Gin un0 Captain &robit
fau0 bier oie 9lodri4t bon ser i6m
5ugeoo6tcn @brung Dor. 9ei 0cm
llntergong ocr o@fliptifa" berloren
3c6n Ntitglie0er bon oercn 0}onn.
DAFT 0os 2e6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12
QOfdl6cridtc aus g8ai0inaton.
81 oIbfN8 mNB aeben.

81 q b I us nlltB geb zen.
Somuel Z. &ol6fus, ser Silfss
Steucr Giui6dBcr, Ocu 0ie GiItriftss
Gommiiidre Dor ctlibeu G}onoten
entlieBen ser o6er ouf oem geri6t
Iidcm g9c8e iaine S8ieoereinieeung
er5mungcn Bat, miro iofort nacb Der
@ieoereinieBung iuspen0irt iuO mlf
rcuc glui6uloiglngen bin ber60rt
iperOen. gSas Oie ncuen glni6uIoi-
ouneen iino, lit ober nod niht be-
faint; Corporations. .9lnpalt SDme
ober ioa 0ie glnflogeidriit i6on be-
reit boben.
Ger gcpIonte @ouGebor0
mad @1ount Sermon.
@s ioaen jebt quite 9lusii6tcn Oor-
bonoeu iein, 0oB Der felt Sabrcn &C.
plonte 9ouIcDorO no6 @}ount Ser
non in nG6iter 3utimft 3batiobc
miro. 9ie Soften mcroen oif $105,.
600 Derani6Ia9t, un0 on Oieier
Sunlme fcblen MIR nod $4,000;
$4,000 iino, wic cs beiBt ge5ci6net.
Sir oie nod fe1lenoen $4,000 ioa
Gin g(ppea an sic @ei6dftsleute
gSol6ington's erloiien merOen.
9lngefIagter peri bmun-
0en.
s,u ser critcn 9l6t6eilmg Oes Sri.
niuolgcri6tS no6m aeiicrn ser @ro.
3eB aegen sSo6n S. g8alter, E6omaS
S. @idfort imo @m. S. Gu0oh Die
ongeflogt iin0, iitb ange6lidb Der-
i6porcn 81 6a6en einen 3eugeu in
ciucm GiOilpro5eB 81 6eiteheu icinen
glnfang, gl6er @olter, eil @rtno.
eigent5umS @ofler, mar nibt Oo,
umO Oo er iiirgenos oefmoen perOen
fonute, muroc ieinc 9iirgi6aft bon
$1,000 fir oeriauen crfldrt imo 9licb.
ter StoiiorO ite0te eineu 9eie6l iiir
SSolter's Ger6oftlng aus. Sunoes.
0iariddae, sic Oen 0}ann in ieinem
aoit6alie iudter, erbielten Die @lit.
t6eilung, 0oB er am NlittpoH @'or-
gen ieinen SonOfoifer gepodt unO
ii6 entiernt babe
GerGongt $500 enti6aOi-
gung.
6rau Settle @orter gSooOs 6ot sic
8oi6mgton &oilpog anO electric
So. aui 3ablung bon $500 @nt-
i6doiglmg 0erflogt fir @erleblnaen
sic iie am 8. Sanuar 1918 ais @oi.
ioaierin ser 9q6u 0eicaboit bel
einem 3uiommeniioB Oes 9o6nwog.
CONS nit einem 9lutolaihuagen erlit-
ten 1o6en mill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12
0entidler Srehelb neehrt.

Bottom, W3oiiy fl. SUM. Go.
pitan Daniel 9Srobit Don Dem sam.
burger 9oupfer n@iloenfeIs, pel-
der ii llebcrle6enoe oes Gonpfers
g@tIiptifo~ rettete, Ger am IA. Sc.
btuar I'M Golf BON 9iScoDa inter.
ging, Bat bon Der cdniibeu 9iegie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12

6remten bieIeS 9erge6cn 70 beitimmi
gum @orpurf9" fragte goblen.
n8as follen Sic Tofort erfabrcn unh
bic @a6rlfeinli4teit meiner 8e6oup.
tuna 6aourd7 betrdftigi finben. 9lls
id bic Serren, ouf Die Sbr Signole=
ment pafen tonnte, bier ni4t me6r
borfouO, ma9te i1 mid Iofort an i6re
@erfplgung sic lparen na9 ben 2lus=
Iogen mebrerer SrtSinlofen bafti9 bic
8e5aueriirabe entlangaegangen ND uns
melt ben lebten 6duIern auf elmer
@iefe, nabe Der SdieBfGtte. Elm britt
ter Mlonn nit einem aroBen 9(eropIan
auf fie portete. Sd lam leiDer eiuiqc
Wlinuten 81 ipdt, oenn I1on faBen iie
ohen ouf ibrem SSabr3euge, unb Der
Dlotor 6egann gu i9nurren. SD GEE
bot 5u 6alten ober meg poren Iie, un0
iparfen mir nur nod TdmeQ in papier
eiugepidelt 0ieien SdbliiHei au."
Ser Statipnsfiibrer Der bos
i6mer3Ii1 bernlibte &orpus belitti
nd6ren0 ber lebten Worte elmer SaIdx
iibergab es gobIeu. 9ieIsr
trat nit benz G6liifIel iofort an bic
Sir oes 9obiuetts, IGN 5u crproben,
pobei Iib 6crousfellte, baB es in Der
Sat bsr bermiBte S4IilFsl mar, ba er
esnau paBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12
gScgcu ltntcridlnguus fcitgen0a
1itrU

Allk Aaf
Su ieiucr @o6nma. 9}r. 293t ee'
Our-StroBe, wuroe gciieru Sobn Slv
ocnS BON Oeu @e6eimpoli5ilten Gun
ion mo CopiS feiigenommen; SlV.
pens ite6t inn &eroabt ougeblid5 pr, 's
Der Gardner GoirD,@ bel Der er Ol'
Dor air5en ongeiteat mar, 5000 i'''
teri6logeu 81 6oben Der iungeO'a'.'
muroc geitcru bon 9}id5ter 0lc6aul J."
Der nittleren @oli5eiitaiion per0olL
uno 6eute iollen Die &erbanohIll9r"
peiter iortgeieBt iuer0en, Oa OIe 0v
loitn0s5eugeu ange6lid5 in Der nv
SEN 3eit nidt poll5dblig Dor9elaUV"
peroen fonuten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12

glrges @3iBDerfan0niB.-
6ii6rer (oer Dem 6rdulein Gulolia
oas Snncre elmer Stride ge5eigt 6ot):
nGonit mdren mir am @nOe; id
nl6Hte. Siermr4nQd 8nm~9lltar lib
ren o9l6 @ott mein Serr
oas fommt mir 10 ii6crrabeno !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12
8efu9 in Der lteberlon6-
3entrole

9efu6 in Der lleberlon6 :
3entrols
9(FeTor goblen unb profefor G6rs
frieo ipar I9on BEL i6rer glntunft in
WleIlau Elm am Qlusgange oes Dorfes
etipas abieiis Der 2anOitraBe Iteben0er,
etua neun Mleter bober 9urm nit fat
Ginefl1er geoadmng oufaefollen, in
ben cine BON g2oroen berfii6renbe 6od=
ipannungsleitung miinOete. Sa bie=
fem Surm lpirD. ipis man ben 6erren
oif 9eiroeen mitieiIie, Der 5uilrDmen=
Sc GtortIirom our9 Elm eiiernes 9lobr
nod Dem unteriien Seil res tleinen
9ouperfes oeleitet, no fiG Elm 9ronss
formaior befinbet, Der bic SpunnunQ
bon 6reiBigtauIeno Bolt auf bunoerts
3eba umpan0elt.um NIT bieIer Ricoers
ipornung bas Drtsueb gu beoicueu.
@oIde Siirmc fdnoen iib i'm @ebies
ts beg grceeuSer mnIbes, 70 Togt, man
ben btipta SerrsI melt ibsr Spsihuns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12

Gle b6fe 5ieben o@lciu
@}ann ipri6t 10 oft I'M S6lof mas
maht man oa2~ uSie niiiien i6n
maj otter bel Gage 81 @orte fom-
men loiien"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12
W2 o6erne Qlnidauung.

n9iit Oh ii6er5cuat, Dab Gid Gein
9rditigam aus Sie6e ge6erot6et,
9loio2" nGos, liebe @iignon itaat
iidl ia bod crit hei oem eritcn glnlnB.
5ur SAeioung 6craus.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12

GaTe sMr 0ieiic ms glnslaib bclorD'
6. Jlaine, glr. 413, SftsYaltimDre= StT'
nahc GnitDm 6OrIe gLDe.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-12-18

Bed sets. consisting OF spread. pill
low covers and valance. are always a
welcome addition to the napery closet.
and what color TO select need not wcr-
ry the donor. as the smart thing in
these outfits is white scrim trimmed
with eyelet EN- broidery or fillet inser-
ton. edging and motif Blankets may
seem homely gift 10 send at Christ
mas time. but any housekeeper will he
glad to have one in thick. soft Austria
Ian wool. in pale blue. rose or msuye
and bound with satin ribbon
One OF the incest things to send to a
housekeeping friend Is set of towels
1t is happy idea TO furnish dozen
Of extra large sized and heavy Turkish
bath towels. hemmed in the color OF
her room and marked with her indi-
vtdual Initials
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-12-18
ORIGIN OF CHRISTMAS CARDS.
First One Was Designed Nearly. Sew
enty Years Ago.

first One Was Designed Nearly. Sew
enty Years Ago.
The Christmas card as we know II
has an origin easily traceable, and it IL
now not quite seventy years ago since
the tirst was designed.
The artist who claimed to be tts
originator and who was at any rate
the first to see Its possibilities was W.
G. Il. Dobson. r. A., an EnglishmAn
who when quite a young man In 1S44
was prompted at Christmas to make q
little sketch symbolic of the seasons
Joys and festivities and to send it to
q friend 1t seemed to give great
pleasure. and the next year Mr.. Dob
son determined to follow up the idea
on larger Scale and by having his
card Autographed was enabled to send
copies TO twenty-five or thirty friends.
The delight with which they were re-
reived was 30 great that Mr. Dobson
was quick TO perceive that he had
found out new pleasure for Christ
mas
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-12-18
OLD BROAD CREEK CHURCH.
II 10 In Ruins Now, Yet Washington
Once Worshipod There.

Within eight miles from the national
capitol at Washington Is an old church
which was built In 1894 Its parish
was founded even before that Very
few people have ever heard OF this Old
church, for the simple reason that for
the past fifty years the place has been
falling to rack and ruin
1t Is a famous church. and in the
early days 1t was well known parish.
for 1t was the first that was founded
near the city OF Washington. or hate
years the old families have all moved
away, and their children have had ia.
tsrests elsewhere They have all for.
gotten the little old church where their
ancestors worshiped.
1t was this church OF st. Johns that
George Washington attended on his
A few years back those old parishion.
ers who could remember their father :
stories of having seen Washington row
ed by his slaves over from Mount Yer
non to service there. put on Washing
toms pew In the old church silver
plate as a memorial to him.
The old graveyard is overgrown with
honeysuckle. but beneath the massrs
OF vine there are many famous old
Maryland people buried.
The church itself Is curious old
structure. 1t is nearly square and the
bricks. which are OF exceptional size.
were imported from England. The
hardware was also imported.
There Is no chancel at all In the
church. There is a place where the
altar should be that Is set apart from
the church by a small rail-. Al Que
time there was a great high pulpit. but
this was taken out by some rector who
thought that II was unnecessary. -
Living Church.
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guardian angel OF the time II il he,
they say, who brings the Christmas
tree. He comes down from heaven on
Christmas eve. holding II in his hands.
Two angels bearing presents fy before
him and two behind. He puts the tree
on the table. rings bell and fiies
away. He brings a blessing to the
children that have been obedient-
To the children OF OberammerRau
st Nicholas is an angel In disguise
He goes about from house TO house In
ragged clothes and with bag on his
back. He gives loud knock AZ rhe
door and asks. Are the children
goodf" II the answer "a "Yes" be
leaves fruits and candies. II the an.
swsr Ia mo" be leaves 4 stick.
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A CHRISTMAS LETTER.

DEAREST PHYLLIS. pray remember
when you're making up the list
or your presents for December (unlsss
am to be missed)
That I've slippers. picture brackets. xrnok-
ing sets OF various types.
Half dozen smoking jackets. thirty
en- meerschaum pipes.
Twenty patent kid glove menders.' col
lar boxes by the score.
or embroidered silk suspenders. forty
1even pairs or more
That each year since | was twenty Eve
received a paperweight
Have pen wipers. inkstands plenty. papei
cutters-twenty-eight
That I've Browning and LonEfellow by
the hundred-every kind
Shakespeare-black and blue and yellow
Milton till I'm nearly blind.
SO there's Just one present only that I'm
wanting in this year
or my Dictatorship so lonely-thsts your.
self. my Phyllis. dear.
James Courtney Cha
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Asparag gus Analysed.

Asparagus belongs TO the family ~
plants-lfliacae-tha includes onions
leeks and garlic. Each of those yege-
tables contains small quantity OF sui.
phur In the form OF an OIL Tue pres.
ence OF the sulphur Is more noticeable
I'm onions than in asparagus. bur II
shoots of asparagus are left in water
for a few days the odor OF onion de
velops and becomes quite strong The
food value OF asparagus Is slight. and
much Of 1t is lost in the process OF boil.
ing The London Lancet declares tlhi
after boiling for twenty minutes rs
paragus has virtually no food value
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Perpetual M otion.

Perpetual motion is very old
dream For this purpose machines
have been constructed from time i'm.
memorial. but nothing has every come
OF 1t. Men have gone mad on the sull
Ject, but without any practical results.
1t was demonstrated long ago by Sir
Isaac Newton and De la Hire that per
petual motion is impossible OF attain
ment. Even the solar system. the
most wonderful machine Of which we
have any knowledge. viii run down IN
ths course Of Hns, sose ~ in shoss
$1,000 = sfaY Fs0 MyrefE
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BENCH NEWS

Henry Wendell ard bows drove
to Porthill Sunday morning. re-
turning Monday 81.
The young people gathered at
the home of l.. j Johnson Satur-
day evening and enjoyed social
time.
Albert Hess, who has been visit
ing his brother, August Hess, for
the past two weeks, returned to
his home in Montana this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Chambers
were the lucky ones to draw sci
of dishes at Brody's last Saturds, =.
The people who have rented the
w. l.. Kinnear place moved in
from Standpoint the 18th.
Sam Biggar has a contract for
$50 cords of wood. ,r.... ...
Mr.. Kernar, who has been work
ing for w, l.. Kinnear, has moved
into Dell Canes house.
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WATER FED THE FLAMES.


Hopeless Fight Against a Peculiar
confssrstion at Sea.
When the frsighter Hardy steamed
out OF lie Treport. France. abe carried
besides the mineral water in her hold
Z number Of ANAL wooden cases mark
ed metallic sodium"
The channel was rough. The vessel
rolled and pitched violently. The cap
tain saw that the ship was listing to
port and. suspectins that the cargo
was shifting. sent boatswain below
TO investigate. Az the boatswatn en-
tered the hold he saw that several
cases OF mineral water had broken and
that the water was swishing about in
the hold. Then suddenly he saw one
of the wooden cases marked sodium"
burst into flame.
Immediately he gave the alarm, and
the crew rushed to their fire stations.
The captain directed the men to play
the hose into the hold. AS the hrst
| stream OF water struck the burning
case there were several explosions an
package after package within the case
caught fire. BY this time two other
cases OF sodium had broken open. and
their contents as they came in contact
with the water from the hose burst
| into flames.
The crew could not believe their
eyes. Ine more water they poured on
the fire the more intense grew the con-
| Migration. Then suddenly two cases
flew into the air. crashed against the
overhead beams and spread out In
sheets of fire, the smaller pieces drop
ping back only to bounce and dance
about. hot balls OF flame. in the halt
swamped hold.
Panic stricken, the crew dropped the
hose lines and fed above decks. But
the captain ordered the cargo 6ung
into the sea and led his men back into
the hold. They succeeded in throwing
several of the cases overheard But as
each case hit the waves 1t rebounded
into the air, a flaming ball.
The superstitious crew was fast be
coming unmanageable. and the captain
saw that in any case be must abandon
the ship. He ordered the crew to the
boats not one moment too soon. for as
the boats rowed away from the blaz
ing hulk several loud explosions came
from the hold Then there was one
mighty detonation. The freighteI
broke in two and plunged out Of sight.
The origin OF the fire was. Of course
in the sodium. Sodium is peculiar
metal. which oxydixes rapidly wher
water touches 1t and flames as soon a,
the water becomes warm. According
to the chemists classified ton, II Is tn,
second member. OF the alkali group tina
includes lithium. potassium. rubidiuu
and caesium. All OF these elements
have the same characteristics as so
dunn in greater or less degree. Th,
sodium should have been shipped II
Theoretically sealed tin cans incloset
In wooden cases. But the rolling o.
the ship and the careless slowing o.
the cargo broke open some OF thes,
cases, and the sodium. which wes no
properly packed, was nbsratea.-Bos
ton Hersld
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His Preparation.

Bill Nye once told 4 story about a
man who. after eight hours work on a
country daily. was fred for incompe-
tency and then went on a lecture tour
of the country on the subject OF "Jour-
nalism.'