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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05
MarnlanS lnititnt.

Sn Der Hidmpno.O lorft+Sole be.
ginnt sic NuSiteurng scr Shii.
ler.Nrbeitcn. - Mcue Wtctbooen
5eigen groBe Griolgc. - &clte lit
SobrcsfdlluBfeier IN Der y@pric."
Iic allaltcllultg Der Sd)illcrurbci.
tcir pe@ o0iarplano- SnItituts" in Ger
Observation-Disclosures murOc geitcrll
Ibeno BON eillgelooetcu Eerioncn be-
li6tigt, mo fmlbcn bic grbcitcn OLE
gclucincS umbj moblucr0ientcS 2ob.
Gicie AlSitcuung lit ocnl nll9cnlei
men Ellblitum nnl DiittiuodI, Gonncr.
tag unO Srcito9 %5lta0nalidl. Gic Ir-
beiten fiiaen Die Worftbollc. Cine
Ibtheilung gicbt cine 1cbrGnate lie
beriid,t iibcr Die @rbeiten oes go,t-
sen SnititlltS, mdbreuo unoerc 9[b.
%theilrnaet Die &loiienorbeitcn 5e!-
gen. Iic Sfulptltrcn ser Ninebart.
&loiic peroienen gur,5 beionocrS Der.
nor9ebobcn jlt lpcr0cn. ebenio lpie Die
SelItltoicr Der iortgcidrittcncn Sd)ii.
Ter mo bic @oiicrforbcn. ulo aoG
lcn5cidplunacn. Sic mcholiidcn
3cIdnlngcn, mcld)c oilSgcItcllt limo,
.hCuciicn sir @cuii9c, bob Scr bobc
MnI Der Nnltalt IN icocr Nciic Der.
bicnt lit.
Sen Nrhciten iilo ser SdiilcrSo6l
nod lit ooS p~erNon1cnc Suhr boa
bette IN Der @eidlidtc bcS Snititllt2
9eipciclt, Ger ncllc Gircftor. :. j..
&optinS, mcldFr i'm lcbtcn Scptcms
Der Icir Mint nntrot. bat cine Ncihc
BON Neucruungcu cil0cfilbrt. mclhc
iid) IN beu ousgcitcltcn Nrbcitcn scr
Sdiilcr micbcripic9cln, @clonocrS
ipirbe bnrolli hiuNc0rbcitct. 0o6 ben
Sdillcrn INNER micbcr ms WcbGd)t,
nib Suriid9crllIen milrbc. onb Die be.
Itc fiinltlcriidc Nrbcit olld) Sen bod,
ltcn @clbmcrt1 babe. &n typlNc ocis
len limo sic 0cforirten Trupcric'n nnN
Houlcour, cbcnio lpie bic lcocrncH
Siid)crein6GnDe mo on0crc @rtifcl
gum &crtoui, unh lit bcrcit$ 0citcrn
olt piclen bcrortigcn g(rbciten hoa
@ort pTerfouit" ~on9cbrod)t morocn.
Sllld) Ben ElofotCn &eflonc-S auitros
tiollen etc. wuroe groBc 9codtltnp
9el6cnft, ulb fat Die Sdltlc bicrnnit
Elm lliiblid)cS Selo bctrctcn, pcldc&
Sen ausiibenben &iinitlcrn Qolocne
GrnOtcn bringen iolltc.
Ild ben SdiiIern Ger unteriten
Gloiie lit ser biSberigc 2cGrfilrluS be.
oelltenb crpeitert lporbcn mo oltrd,
Ibmcfieluna Scr @eiit uno bic 2ult
sur gr6eit itcts rcgc gcboltcn nor
ben. !'''
&clttc finoct in Scr o2pric" sic
Sabrcsidlubicier Itott, bci wcldcr 81.
reftor 5. 4. &opfinS irinen SobrcS.
berid,t perleien unb Nid)fcr Stod
bridge bic 6eitrcbc bolten miro. Wa.
por Mobool miro sic Giplomc al Ole
Stuocnten uertbeilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05

Sr. Seramer'S Ghrcntog q.
= Gle S5. aarl u. 20. Shols nl,b
@ilbclm q. @anSleben, iuclfe nlS
Icrtretcr oes Yllnubb1ngigen giir.
geruereinS bon W%orplano" onl Sam.
itng Ibeno an Dem 81 @bren oes
YrGiibentcn Ocs Teutid).S lmerifoni.
ide1 Hationdl-@ ltnbeS, 81. 6. S.
Sernmer. in Der Safe Der .Ieutiheil
8eiealtoit" III Tbilabelpbio itottee.
iunocncn 1SeItcIicn, oas nnIGblid) ser
Ocnl Gr. Scronlcr ourd) bic Gerlei.
Gllilg bes rotben NblcrorbenS pom
bcutid)cn &aiicr luiocriobrcnc 81
ritng pom oclltidcll Gcntrolpcrbano
bon Ehilaoelpbio aeaebcu ml,rbe,
tbeilnn1mcn, iiilb pollcr Gittbuiios,
mus ilbcr beu ibnen 81 5bciI geluor.
henCl Gnnpinng mo 0cn Gcrlolti ocs
Seites nad Baltimore 5uriidgefcbrt.
Sr. q. S.-5rappc, scr ols Trittcr Dem
approximations . Gonlite aneeborte.
fonnte 8eidlGfte bofber nidt m-itgc-
ben. Gic bciben 9altinlorcr Scrren
iiberrcid,tell 81. .Scrnmcr elm golbe.
Nes bon DEM bcfdrattrn Sitpelicr Sn.
6. @artbe bon Nr. %, SIt.9oltimore.
ltrdBe, aHgeferfigfds fiiuitleriidcS
l~lGrgebGnge nit Dem Marpl1nber
&apYeitHihtb; Der Slddriit: aran Gr.
6. s. @eramer, TrGiioent oeS
.Tcuti6 . Imerifuniidcu Natioi,ot.
9unocs," bonn nltnabbdugiaen Dir.
gerperein Don Baltimore" i'm SUM
1907" ug .y .fe&
Stabtaeomctcr Sboma 3
moft I'M nGeltid)en Gorreiponoen.
ten" betonnt, bob Die Nipcalir per'
idieoener sfroben an, 10. unO II.
SUM icitgcitcat merben iolen. IoS
Hdhere beiaet Die In5eiec.
Gas b d NIGEL nit
( d ~ dr5en 9 fJfo gebt niht
I'M ipeltlihen 9iitrift, oas mibte &C.
ffern fpieoer Soiepb Smitb bon GIT.
1923, @eittpooo apenue, erfabren.
oIs ct bonn 3ifter Cohen In Der tueit.
lihen VoIi5eiitotion nit $1D unb
Soften Detroit ip,irbe, neil &c n,,seb-
LID. am: Sountag glbenS bic Neserin
Gita Sones NIT ieinen 2iebesantrd.
gen belGitiete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05
SdDlnf Der Spnfcrcni.

vs. 49,
0iltriftS ser 0clltld)en epaugeIi-
ihcu SuuoOc BON Noroamerifa.
Die @abI Ser @Collten.
Nclcgoten ohgereiIt.
@eltern ianben in Der euangeliideu
SobunneSflrhe an ser Gat6arine-
uno 9omboroitroBe bie 5,uei Sdlllb.
iibungcn Der 81. SabrcS > Goniereu5
oeS otlantiiden GiitriftS ser oclltlden
cuangclildcu Spnobe BON Noroomcs
rita Itott. Scgonncn mlir0e nit Ser
@abl ser ncltan GiitriftS 9eomten.
Wic berihtet, muroc ser liellc ErGiis
Dent, Galtor s.. 9f0bren Don Nem.
Oorf bercit$ am lcsten Sonltag er.
luublt mo erfolgte geltern MIR nod,
Die Wabl iol0enoer Seomlten uuo So.
mitc'n: GiccsTrGiioent Gaitor Com.
Gang bon Grou, N.-D.; ScfretGr Ea.
ltor Sac. SdottIc Don S@cronton, SD;
S6obmciItcr @nt. Surm pon 9olltnt-
bio, go; inucrc MiiiionS SeD0rbc;
Eoltor :. q. WetSbanr pol1 S6enccz
taop N.'9, FoItor $. Hctter pon
Scranton ga, mo Goltor =. 2e6.
molin bon Baltimore; Gmi9rantens
MiiliorS 5 9cb0roc: oic Eaitoren $.
Nrlt, George GSmon mo 6. ".
2od)er bon baltimore mo Gin 0elcs
got bon Der G6riituS. uno G%oncor0ins
@cmeinoc; Sonntu9Siful 9cborOc:
sic Yaitorcn i. @ieic, @. gSman mo
4. 2cbmni; Gpmitc fir Gonieren5s
%rclIci: Die Ealtorcn ". SrclSeu bon
vi. %crnol, N.sO, Or. u. 3.
Sd)nliot bon YroofIpn, T.sD., ".
NaB bon Baltimore, IS. GSulon bon
baltimore mo $. Metter mo 5.
Sdottlc uol Scrmnton; Grominn.
tionS . 9cborOc: Ole Yaitorcn Con-.
6llbrmam bon Nrporf, Gb. 8udiiN
BON Slotbuih N.aO, mo 6. Wci9.
fopi pon Scranton; Ncloenmiiiion@-
Scboroc: Die Foitorcn q. &. NuoS
BON Aniicroum N.sO., ". Is. Ncns
meiIlcr bon Sablcton, N.s9., ".
Sren5cn bon Mt. Tcrnom NJ, mo
ein 0cIcgnt pom Scr Elephant = @c.
meil0c III Ncuurf. Sm &crlnui Der
Siblm9crl bcrid)tctcn 0ann oic per,
Ihicocncn 0elc9oten iibcr ben Stano
ibrer @enleinoen. 9eidloiien mltrbc,
bel ser @eueral . Gonferen5 Ser Sp.
uoDc Den Nntra9 uor5lllc9cL 0nb
oltcn Eoitorct, cbeuio @ithpen mo
@oiicn bon Eoltorcu cine Yenlion &C.
m0brt miro. Nod)ocm ollc Goutiuc
geld)1itc 81 Gloc 0ciilbrt iuorcll,
lultroc bic Gonicrcnj olrd) cine PHI
bad)t bon EnItor u. Nurfart geidloi-
len. Gic m%ciitcu ser ollalpGrtiacn
Sbcilncbmcr an ser Gonicrcn5 %rciItcn
nod 9cItcrl Nbcno ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05
Tlprcnec G%rittcntOn Miiiiun.

Nte ri. Sabresfeon1eren5 begatr
acitern. - Mopor Mtobool iprid)t
sltr Gr0ifnung goloenc @orte. -
GoS Seim miro beiihtigt, DC.
ridtc cntgegen genommen.-&cr'
ldic0cne SprtrGgc NcboItcn,
Tic ITelesutcn sur n. SuDrcS.
Convention Scr 9%tationoIen Slorcncc
Grittcntou. WiiiionerL Don bencn cS
G5 Niebt, inipi5irtcn gcitern Gornlit
tog onS bieIigc Mtiliion59cbGuoc, 9tr.
S37, NollinS.S trabe, uA0 beiidtigtcu
oic Observation-Disclosures 9oltimorc'S.
Gic critic @eid)dftSIiburg ipuroe &c,
tern Nohmittoa III Der Sroipn Mtc.
moriol-aird)c a~bGeboltcu, in luelber
bic @eri6te ser gcontteu entgcgel
gcnomnen mrlrben. Strait s. Hitan
non Connecticut biclt eiuen Sortrag
iiber sic 3iele Der Miilion unb Sr.
2pngnlon Hbee aus Gcoul iiber noie
Gage Der Srollen III &opon ltno
Gorco." Hn Der Nbcnoiitung be-
oriiBtc Mopor @abool sic Gclcgotcn
nit iolgenoen @orten: sd miinldc
Sbncn @otteS Siilic SIT bcnl colen
@crf, mcld)eS Onrd) bic Nlorcucc
G%rittcnton . Wiiiipn poIlbrobt miro,
u,b crbietc Shucn hcn Golf ocrSiirs
ger 9oltimorc'S, ipcldlc idl SIT pcrtrc.
ten sic Ghre bobc. IS 0icbt fcin niib.
lid)creS @crf, OILS bo&. meld)e3 Die
@cfollcncu uub &crottcten olli cine
bobcrc Stifc felt url0 bcniclhcl
lcbrt, ,pic iic fiinftiN Die ToIlcn mo
Ncn TriebIouo bes GcbcnS rcrmeibcn
tonncn. SSebcr Mcnid) lit fir eiHr
0iitiNc Ncbonbllng Cllpi0nalId) unG
crfcnmt sic @crmiihlngcn honfbor Gil,
ipcldlc iiir i'm genlodt merbcn. Scr
@cd)cr toltcn @oilcr3, mcld)er IN
Scincm Nomcn 0cAc6cn miro, hd:
cine 0oppcltc 9cbclltirng, oo cS 10
mobl bcu @cber, iuic Sen gmpiGnacr
lc0nct. Soblrrd biIit Nbr @crf ic.
llcu Sdpnd)cit n10 trd0t ST Sbrcm
Slid mo 3niricbcnbcit bel. Die
olltct @irfltlacn zines @crteS oicIcr
9lrt cn0cn nid)t nit Der gc6olicncn
Ecrion ionocrn 5icbcn iuic cin in
cilcn Seid) geiporicncr Stcin INNER
meitere &reiie bis III sic anbere 8elt.
r@cb ullo iiinoi9e nidt mlcbr" mar
Gin b~elicrcr @eglpciier fir sic lin.
oiqc SrolL ais Die idrpor5en 9lidc
Der NnflG9crid)oor, ntb miro oobcr
Sbr @crf bcbelttenb nlc6r fir sic In.
9IiidIid)eg fD,tnt 4qIS nlc 'acieblidcn
Stro'ci. Sd) ntiB Nncl Cit oitf
ri6tigcS Sob oltSlprcd)cn mo min
Idc &bnen nicl erioIG in Der 3u-
funit." TuBcrbcm ipradcn 81.
Sopor0 81. &enn I. &ice.ErGiiocut
Der bicligcn M%iiiion. ST.. Charles u.
Grittentou, Der Grinder Der Wtiiiion.
mcldcr nad oent Sobc ieiner Sod)tcr
SIT bcren s(nocnfen Ieinc gauge 3eit
biciem @crfc pionlct, iprud) ilbcr
rGed)tcr 2ebeilSmanoel erbobt cine
Station" rnb Gnitor @iuiont s. ".
9ebioro.Sonc& aus Mibigon ilbcr
ooic @eiabr Der Notion, Elm 5lpei
ioder Stonopuntt Der MoroI."
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I'm ;3cidDcn Der V%anDcrcius- gSahlcn.

I'm 3cidIcn Der VanDcreius- Nahlcn.
90. Sabres Teri ammIung OeS nSr.
Neutrality-suspicious. unO Spor.&cr'
Gins" Gcrinmmhulgcn oe3
nGitps9Iod @oupercinS" uno bcS
SrleonsItroBen e 9ouoereiiS. -
@iiniti9e 6ilon5 . NltSlueiie.
Ger Orleans itraBen 3 &ou. mo
Spar = Gcrcin" belt aeltcru Nbcno in
icincm GercinSIofal Hr. POS, Hor0.
@olicitruBc, lcine jGbrlidc General.
&criaumlllng iIuo 9camtenlpohl of.
Gent Gllbcrit qiinlligcn Tinon5bcridt
5uiolQc b%ctrugen bic SotoI Ginnab-
men 500, 392.7S mo ole (otoly 9(liS.
0aben $S775S.25. Gas %~creinSper.
mGgeu bctr1gt SOL, 93S.66 mo Die
Standardization beIallTcu lid alli
$99,034.S5, monad) Elm lleberld)uB
I'M Nctro9e bon $2003.St perbIeibt.
IS muroen 3h Ero5cut 7ipibenbe
iilr 6aS p%crgnn9enc Solbjobr crtlGrt
mo ocm H~eicrpcionO ciu 3uidnlB I'M
Sctro0c bon $500 5%ugeluicIen. @GD.
reno oc5 Non6cn Hednum8SiobrcS
mnrOen 61a Eroient Iiui0cnoc CT,
fIGrt. Die 9cmmtemuobl bate iol9cn,
0cS GrAcbuiB: Sobu &obL YrGii-
ocnt; Mid)acl &olobonler, @ice.ErG.
iiocnt; %itIS eide, Sd)oBmciltcr;
Mnriin 3roit, ScfrctGr; 0irettorcn:
Sobn Wuntel, Case. MCoo, Moolpb
&GniN i. &. &oGIcr, n. 5. Eenh
Games z. Bartlett; Sobn %amnibaL
Nnlpalt. 0nS Hcpilion$ Gomitc be.
Itono ants ocn SN. Sbcn. ). aoblcr,
Irco. u. &ibclblracr, Soon Z. Otto
uab GIdnro :. Yenn. Ms @ublrid)'
ter ilutNirtcn sic SM. Ghco. 0GbIcr,
Gnpar Ncllcr, Sobn Gicicnbnd mo
i. ". Mibclbnr1er.
~@rcat Goltcrn Nnus un6
Sp0r Tcrcin."
Scr o@rcot Golteru 9oli II. Spar.
%rreil" Dielt 9citcrn AbenO in icinem
SouptQuorticr Nr. POP, Noro.Gocn.
StroBc lcinc iGbrlide General = Ser
%iotnnllutn mo 9comtcmpobl al.
Gem Sinnn5bcrid)t 5uiolNe betrllgell
Die Ginnabnlcn i'm uergongencn Sabre
$33350.53 nlo sic IllSgubcn $32,.
203.23. 0oS SereinSperm0gen PC.
trGgt $4t,67S.55. Nn unpertbeil-
ten Eroiitcn bat Der &erein $2065.-
70 an Ser &ano. Sir ooS pergoll.
gene Solbiobr mltrocn orei Ero5ent
GiplOcnoc crflGrt. Die 9comtcmpobl
bottc lolachoca Gr9cbnib: ErGiioent
Nobn @eiloer, &icc- Frdlibent Mort
Gild)ler, SctrctGr &. GnDclS, SdoB-
mciltcr Miliom @o0llcr, Gontrolcur
Charles SotteS, Tircftorcu: bic $50.
Sobn @euocr, @illinm @ogncr,
Scnrp Aromcr, Charles Sotte3, emil
Seller, George 6ro1cis, George
ErciB, Salonlon Gbrlid, 5. 30. Slim.
mcrlin, @eorgc Simnlelbe6er, Ser.
manu- ailian mo Marf 0iidller. Nm.
malt &r. Sobu @annibnl.
Stu 9lod Ban 8ercin
Or. t."
Ger oGitps9lod. 9oiperein Hr. 4"
6ielt icinc SobrcS Seriolnmlumg &C.
iirrn N6enO in Srn. 9llcr. 2oli'S
Safe, gfc pon Sonf- uno GocnitroBc,
nb. Gem Sinmn5 . Iusweiie 5uiolsc
Fat Scr Terein Elm Termogen int BE.
trogc Don $3l,229.75 uno sic Ser
Ginolihtciten belolien iid) o,i $50,
GS3.51. Gic Ginnoblntll I'M pergall.
Bcncn Sabre betrugen $21 ,060.33
uno Die IisDnben 21,797.05. IS
wilroc Gin balbj1brlide Giuioenoc
bon Orei Ero5cnt erflGrt. Tic 9enm.
teniuabl Dattc iolgenbcS Gr9cbniB:
s. 6. S0dcl, TrGiiOcnt; j. .. @Gdcl.
mollll, -FrGiiocnt; @l,s. aelcr.
mann, Sdabn1ciitcr; s. @ib9aa, e.
frctGr; :. Millcr, Sobn Sauic, $.
i. @ilmS, s. q. @raIier, Sacob
SorlIc, ). Is. @rciL 2ouiS arie9cr
mo u. 2oui; ). Sannibal, gmualt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05

5YGFe asr @eiie ,tfs Aasiaab Re.
iprst g. Aaine, ssr. 413, Cit@aIti.
isprt.Ttrase. sAtk 4GSitsml sxifs4a w..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05


Gin 9ergrutfh in Seien.
Ger in peitciten GreiIen befanmte
"Seiiiid)e 8ersf0nta" TeiBner BET
&aiiel Seist idon ieit Monatert be.
oelitenbe grbrlitifungen. Sect bat
bas bel Souriiter beIiebte 2osir- i,nb
8aItbaiis rShwalbentbal" gerdumt
iperoen miiiIen. Son iadneritdnoigcr
Seite miro angenommen. bob unee.
Beure @oliermaIIen i'm Suneren Dee
9erges gescn Die SberfIade oriideu
un,b 70 oeranlabt baben, oaB iene
@ebdube, neil lid mdd)tise Hiiie unS
Senfungen 5eigen. iest g%erdunt tpera
ben miiBten, 3lim sroBen 9eoauern
Der 9eiuder bes Meibner, benen iif
oom berrlid sefesenen rSd.p1lber.
tbol" eine ttt5iaerfSe iGernfidt Bot.
Dit Siderbeit' Sdrf onsenommcrr
rperoen. bab I'M Snneren Ses 9erges
9%obIenflo5e ms @Iiben seratbeit
iino. ba bd,fis aug einiscn Cribs.
d,crn Tdmpfe bcrporbrehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05

Sr. Sopce abrt mad @cw.
Dort. - &r. Serome s. Sppcc, ser
ncucrlpdbltc Trdiiocnt Der oSotel
Wen'S Wiltuol Benefit Niiociotion
Der Ser. Stootei mo CANADA" rciite
gcltcrn Nbcno nad) Help.Dorf o6, I'M
on Der criten SiBung Der 9ireftorcn,
ipeld)c morgcn itottfinoet, tbeil5u:
lebnlcu.
.6rci6 Mir orm."- Sir sic
vSrcib Nir 6drnL" Dem ltcilcn Ncinl
ocr ainoer oes vSreib Mir Terein,"
l%niliei idglidl @ollSDoltuilgSgcgcn'
itGllbc ein. 9tltBcr Mobeln mo Spiel,
iofen gebroild)t Der &crcin obcr quite
ciniod)c alciounNSitiide fiir anobclt
mo Waod)cn, Ger Sono be5 GcrcinS
betrilg bis geitern 5000.
Canal G6rigcr Heboftcur
&C it orbcn. - @crr Gbarlea Gl5-
iportb Galicll, Der % Sabre loltg Nc.
oofienr Der III Sburmont. 6rcocrid.
Gountp, Mo, p~ubli5irtcu ,3citltng
u6ntoctin Clarion" mar, lit I'M Sollic
ieiicS Sdiuicgeriobncs 6. Stantoll
goslcp IN 1%oluion, DO, Ger Bright
ifen Nierenfranfbeit erlegen.
Mblebcn. - SSnl Mter bon IS
Sabrcn itarb seitern ,Sr. gSiQia,l
8eid)enbcd)er, @atte Don Mdrgarei
Reid,eabcd,er. Iie Beeroiaing fin,
bet morgen NndJmittag 1s2 1lbr pom
5%ronerbduie, Ger. 81, Warriottitrabe,
ans oitf hcnh Mt. Carmel (. Sricpboic
itatt.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-18
Twenty Years in Weld

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. EidemilleI were
in town Friday and Saturday on a
business trip from Hudson Mr.
Eldemiller has been in Weld county
for twenty years but had not been in
Greeley for five years. He was
much impressed with the growth Of
the place and its promising cOnii-
tion at present and thinks it, the
best county seat he has seen He
reports the country around Hudson
we'll filled with settlers gettnl
ready to improve their ranches as
soon as the water gets to them from
Barr lake and the other Irrigation
propositions over there A meeting
was : held with the county com.
missioners here Tuesday relative to
ditch matters by Hudson people in
tereSted.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-18
SEVERANCE

Miss Nellie Starkey has returned
from a visit with a sister in Boulder
2. c. Killdall has returned from a
weeks vacation which was enloNeu
with friends in the mountains.
MIR. and Mrs. II. f. Severance
have returned from their visit at the
jamestown exposition and other
uoiuts of interest in the east.
C. B. Baldrigde .of LaJunta, who
has been visiting his brother, Waiter
Baldridge, has returned to his nome
and Mr.. Baldridge is now enjoying
a visit from another brother, a. W.
Baldrldge, of Mexico.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Haear OF
Eaton. who have been spending some
time in the east have returned ana
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. L. Baldridge, Sunday.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harri-
son Teller presented scene of fes-
tivity Tuedsay evening, a. reception
being given in honor of the marriage
of their son. II. V. Teller, and Miss
Grace Evans of Windsor, which took
place at the NJ. f church Of Wind
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-18
For Iowa Day.
tereSted

More than ordinary preparations
are being made by Manager Coulter
and Secretary Lowe of the Greeley
chautauqua for Iowa Day, (Which
comes on Wednesday, JulySl.f 1t is
the intention to bring all the Iowa
people in this part of the slate to-
gether for sort of reunion. Gov.
A. B. Cummins of Iowa will be the
orator of the day. At noon picnic
basket dinner will be enjoyed in the
park and it is planned to have the
Greeley band engaged for the day.
The Colorado & Southern will run
!, special train around The Horn for
the occasion.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-18
New Irrigation District

Hearing was had before thd county
commissioners last Tuesday on the
retirion for the creation pf the
Henrylyn Irrigation district Sia The
vicinity of Hudson. 1t is propose
BY some of the residents there to
organize a district and bond it lnI
the enlargementt of the Henryl u
and Burlington bitches, andsto eu,
large Barr Lake and construct other
reservoirs.
The water supply is to be drawn
from the Platte river, the Box Eide
and Lost creeks, and stored BIZ the
various reservoirs.
There is considerable opposition
to the scheme by some OF the Settlers
living within the boundary fot tie
proposed district, and action has
been postponed by the commis-
sinners
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-18
GROVER

Mrs. Campbell and children are
visiting in Cheyenne.
Miss Alice Larson returned home
from Denver short time ago.
The steam shovel is now at Will
low Creek and has begun work.
Mrs. Carston and granddaughter
have returned from Denver after the
Fourth.
Mrs. John Sedgwick left for New
Castle, Wyo., to visit her son and
family.
John Anderson of Cheyenne visited
her mother. Mrs. Fl. Thompson, for
a few days last week.
George Benton, brother and fam.
lily, are moving from Hardin back to
the old Benton ranch here.
Grover has been visited lately by
hard rains and also hail which has
destroyed several of the farmers
crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Drummond of
Grand Island, Neb., have been visit
Ing their daughter, Mrs. Parker, and
family in Grover They have gone
to Cheyenne where they will make
their home.
The Fourth was celebrated at
Oasis Grove and was enjoyed by reci-
tatitons, singing and basket ball and
also broncho was ridden. by Richard
sedgwick who was accompanied by
John Carston, and best of All was
when they opened their lunch
baskets.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-18

W. b, Grant, who has lleldEa posi-
tion in the Eaton mn for H. ias'
twenty years has resigned and "i'
become manager OF a produce com
pany at Lucerne
Mrs. S. j. VIII and children Ie
turned last week from CaliioTnI0
where they have been visiting Mrs
Wills sister, Mrs. A. j. Eaton, and
father, j. a. Goodan.
Misses Hattie and Frances Thonp
son entertained number Of goest'
last Monday evening at theis home
which was tastily decorated Will
sweet peas. Miss Eva Bakersof Fort
Collins was the guest of honor. seS'
eral prizes were awarded to the sue
cessful players of high five. AlI ell
joyed delightful time.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-18
Take the Postmaster's Word so- T.

Mr.. f. NJ Hamilton, postmaster
d. st,.,. G''eiryvale' Ind, keeps also a
slock OF general merchandise o,d
eo "Cha -, ,ulsi medicines. lie says !:
NJ; onamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diatrnoea Kennedy is STANDARD hare
sat,ss,otie sa ,ss ,,ne. 1t never fails to give
satisfaction and we could y h.sd,u su
snoru TO be without IT," par sa,.
by all druggists. ror SAFE
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-18
Grand Scenic Excursion,

The greatest scenic trip through
Clear Creek canon around, The far
famed Georgetown loop, up The
Stairway to the Clouds on the
Argentine Central railway 10 Mt.
Mcclellan, the highest railroad point
In the world, and through the fam
Gus ice palaces on the Continental
Divide Saturday, July 90 Round
trip rate. Loop. SO; Mt Mcclellan
81. Special train via C. 4 S. leaves
Greeley at 30 a. m.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-18
Feeders and stockers for Sale.

Having just purchased two choice
herds of cattle in Wyoming. all de-
horned, 95 per cent white faces, with
no old cows. we offer them for sale
to farmers and feeders to be deliv-
cred in September. or sooner, ii de-
sired. These herds are being dis
persed ON account of the encroach-
ment of settlers on the range and
are consequently being forced on the
market. The cattle are in first.
The cows and heifers are not bred
which should make them attractive
to feeders.
These cattle are from two of the
best known and best bred herds in
Wyoming, having been bred up from
registered bulls for years. They are
all in pasture where the entire bunch
can be seen in one day. The cattle
consist of the following classes:
300 cows with calf by side.
400 yearling hiefers.
465 two-year-old heifers.
600 yearling steers.
ABS two7yaar-o]d steers.
460 three and four-year-ol steers.
% pure bred Hereford bulls.
These cattle are going to be sold
first come. first served. They can
be loaded over Union Pacific or Bur
lington, or can be driven to any
point In the Fort Collins G reeley
district with practically no expense,
as 1T is less than a two-days' drive
from the pastures.
For particulars address or wire
Clayton Il Murnan, Union Stock
Yards, Denver, or w. C. Harris,
Sterling, Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-18
Conversational.

Services at the Unitarian church.
Public worship l0:45 a. m. Sermon
Neglect, Sunday school l2.
Young Peoples meeting 6:30 .. M.
Topic: Present Day Applications
of the Last Six Commandments. -
Leader, Helen Hart. There will be
no evening service. The Wednesday
night meeting will be held AT the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Faulkner,
1920 Eighth street. John Doane
pastor.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-18
Another Clean I'm

Cleanup week, beginning August
Il, Is going to make the city shine
as never before. The cleanup week
OF month ago did splendid work in
removing old rubbish from streets
alleys and back yards. The second
grand cleanup is going to rut the
finishing touches on the work
clean up your places and have the
trash hauled away at the city's ex.
pense.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-18
Ihree Hours and Twenty Minutes to
Denver

The G. & S. will run a fast +r.,r
TO Denver Saturday, July 20. ar.
count grand scenic excursion to the
summit of Mt. Mcclellan, tue h,oh.
est railroad point in tbe wor1d
found trip rate for Loon 81 Mt
mcclellan 81. Special train via q
g ). leaves Greeley at G.3o a m
NosoIutely none but Loop and Mt.
train. 'peo'ai
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-18
Naxarene,

The TRANSPORTATION Of jesus
will be the theme of sermon at the
tent Sunday evening. The pastor
will undertake to show the glory
stage of Christian experience. 1t
will be worth while to hear the
truth, and you will be welcome.