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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-06
Sin Wntumubil Eico.

Sd)rcdlidcS giltl
Sort Gid bon 6ernc Ser @nnbcrer
guln5cl,
Nicielt Gin Shuitoer ibnl iiber sic
Nnltt.
S6redlidjc5 Nutl
llcbcr Ben 8robcn bin ipringt CT be-
benoc,
@ortct ga, bis er bon biltcn lid
idlolt.
Sdrccflihc3 Mut!
Simmer pernlog CT 81 ld)oll'n Gid
BON hintell,
@eil cine @olfc bon Stoltb Gid
lllngrallt.
ShrcflideS Nut
Slbcr oie Giiftc peripiirt CT nof
langc,
Tic Cir cntitr6mcn, BON ScrCn &C.
braut.
Scrrli6cS Nllt!
Siirlten i6on 5iebcn did Dor Der
&aroIie.
9~lttionGren alid) bit 2l o%crtrollt,
@errlid)ea Int!
gSorte nllr, boloc sum Nrnt uno sur
Stride,
Sicbt man Gid Grautigom trugc,l
mo 8rallt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-06
@abrcS 8cid)idJtdDcn ans @icn.

Grit ser &~nnolung: Elottiorm ser
nGleftriiden," Sr1ulein iiseno.
aiibn gcrpolbter Banana, nit idmar.
gem 9nnb gnrnirt. Gem SrGulciu
fnopp 9egeniiber ltebt Elm iltcrer
SEER, bobe, idlanfe biItinguirte Or
id)eiruung. @%eallsapfelt iein @iiauiS
inteniip. 0aiielbe be9innt bierali
alld) cin iriihes, irobes Iugenhonl-
barocmcnt. @crr iirirt unentueat
neiter. SrGIlein fofcttirt alii Moro
unb 9runo!.. nSdmar-Sen-bera-
pla-o-at!" SrGulein raft ara5i0s
oos alcio. Stcigt aus. Der Serr
inoeiien 5iebt raid einen Noti5blot
aus Scr Ioihe, idjreibt baltia einisc
@orte, rciBt Den 3ettcl ab i,ro oriidt
ibn DEM auiiteigenocn 6rGulein in Die
Sano, meldles nit eineun 9lid, eincr
itrablenom 6cilergnrbe gleid. onralli
rea9irt. 6riulein trippcIt ol,i scr
StroBc fofett meitcr, bleibt Dann
lteben uno lieit.... a,li Dem 3ettcl
llebt: nSrGulein! 9ei ser n1dyiten
Heinigung ~per9eiien Sic Sbrc
Sbren nidt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-06
Scrtidlc 9e5cihunnacn fir Iutu nnb
Ghanffenr.

Gouoro 2obmeDer idIdQt in Scr
o3eitihriit oeS n%ageneincn 0clltidell
Sprahpcrcina" ioIgcnbc ocutid)c Be
5cihnun0en Dor:
Sctt mcidt! Scbt iliebt! Sm StltrnI
bcr5ieGt,
No9 idlon BON fern bic Noic iicbt.
SIicbt gum 3cnitb, Uld iuOrnt mcin
Sic0,
IS nobt Oo5 SclliGl2rcqltiltt,
Nobt, mic Elm Gr0cl nobt 0cr Hadc,
Ger Observation-Disclosures:
$ guton1obiI, scr l(cbcrluo0cn
(Nfnn fam ulld) TlutidcflttifC ia.
gclD go.
Ger arnitncr, Center, Snbrcr Siib
Ger So6ruort, Niibirib, Stonboni
riihrcr,
Ger StGnfcrlCnfcr, Wtor0iportocnfcr,
Ger Noicnbcntcr. ser 9toicntrGnfcr,
Ger N0Qcnfiltihcr, Der Iiltbornlut-
id)cr,
Ser ShunfrlumtcL Der @%robenrlIt.
Idlcr,
Ger 0iinit!erfiinitIcr, Scr @ro0cnls
ipuGcr,
Ser Wfcilcnidlufcr, Der @cgItolb.
ld)nllGcr,
Ser Hicd)uort, Gnitidnft, Spring,
inSfcl0,
Scr Stilttiint, 6ollfGolldL Nltcins
0iClpclt.
Ger Sbcriobcr, scr Sd)nlettcrpCticr,
Ger Elottroe - bait, sum Conner
lpcttcrl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-06

@ortltd genomm e II. =
Sohter: DWtoma, mann f1mmt lid,
benin bas 8ebirg 'mal?" = Momu:
paammen? @ie fommlt OH oenn
earanf2" - Tod,ter: pYopa iprod,
bod bon einem - 8ebirgsfamm!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-06
Gt,nas Dont ,Mpn"s SGaer.

Giner Der popul1riten Wdnner,
oeiicn Same tpeit iiber Die 8ren5eu
ieines &uterlanoes bcriibnlt eefuor-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-06
@Ortc 5riehrid,'5 oes GrOkcn.
.Nu$ Sic Stinnle Der 8roBer."
Bon Or. Gtto arod.)

(Nll@ ale SftfTltle per OrpBeN.
Bon Or. Gtto arad.)
Gin Shirt lit Ser critic 9iencr uno
Die pberlte Veb0r0e Dc9 Stoates.
Gle rcbte @obl ser @cI6Git8m1n.
ner lit lid)erIid) Die iuit)tigite FiIibt
CincS iSiiritcn.
NidtS modt cine Rcgicrung bcrr-
Iidcr, ais bic 9liitbe Der aiinite lulo
Miiienihoiten untcr ihrem S6ltb.
Gin Shirt, ser cincn Gatb onbort,
lit aud i'm Stouoc, i'm 81 bcfolgen.
Nid)t9 lit ser Nuimcrfiomtcti CT
mes @eiebNeberS iuiir0iger, ais Die
Gorge iiir bic Gr}icbung Der Sll-
GcnO.
Menn man Die @eidid)tc Ourd)-
IGlit, 10 id)eil,t c8, ais Oh Nblucdss
lung llno &cpollltion 5t Den bcItdn.
0igcn Notur0cicBcn 0cborcn.
Sic llrlod)e 0c5 @criaucS groBcr
Hcidc iuor INNER oicicIbc, lie Lao
Itct9 in Der SdluGhc Der StootSs
Tcrioliung.
Gic pirfIid) ulouordiidc Serial
lung it, je nohbcm lie gcIcltct miro,
Ole bette oocr sic ihIcdJteltc Don al
len.
GS iinOcn lid) loIitc Staot$mdn-
ncr, bic IN ibren bcid)r1nttcn NCs
oriiIen 0loltbcn, 0oB c9 lcid)tcr ici,
Gin rmpiiicnocS un0 oltnlnlC@ &oIt,
oI3 cine GcbilOete Nution jt reggie
rem.
q #
@c1iQc meiic @cieBc MAIDEN Gin
Golf alildlid), hiclc @cIcBe pcrlplr-
rem Die HcttSpflcdc. @ic cin gutter
9Ir,t lcinc 8ronfen nid)t nit Nr6lci,
IL bari oild) Elm @eicB1cbcr bic Wens
ldcn 1idt nit @cicBcn iiberlo0en.
&h biclt ooiiir, nod Inlidt Der
lueiieiten @cicbgcbcr, oaB eS be'lcr
lci, &crbrcd)en 81 ucrhinOcrn iln0 III
men por5ubcuaen, ais lie SIT beItro'
len.
Gin ungcrcd)tcr Hid)tcr lit Der
Gcrblitcr oils ein StraBcnrGu6cr.
& +
Sc uG6cr man sic obgcid)nodtcit
Sabeln bctrnd)tet, ollf oenen manhe
Religioncn beruben, I'M 10 mebr
inllB man Die bcflogen, bic filr 'old)c
Ilbcrnheitcn III &ibc aerotben.
IS lit mr. ST luabr: Gin @lel Unfit
nieoer, ipcnn cr i'll lebr b~eloltct miro;
Elm NberolGlltiider trdgt Die SoIt
Ole ibnl Der Yriclter oilibiirOet, n1b
MERIT nid,t. mir lnmiir0iu or ernie
origt miro.
IS lit cbcnio ifiper, Die Tricitcr
mcnihlid) 81 modlerL lpic nit Gle
phnltcn i'll rcOcrl.
GS gibt feline Mcligion, oic IN ibrcr
Sittcnlcbrc bon ser onocren lcbr OBJ
mid)c; oobcr f0nllcn iic Ser Hcgies
rllllN ollie 0lcid) iein.
y IL y
sd, lalic &ebcn 0ott anbetcn, ipie
CT cS fir gut iinbet, mo CLAUDE, Sc.
Der bat oo5 Hcd)t, iid) bcn @eg gum
Simmcl oocr SIR Sole iclbit 5t Ut.
d)cll.
Gle Mtoht ser 8ciitlid)feit lie1t
MIR IN Der Wcinung; lie grilnoct it'd
oilf Die Scidt0lGllbi1feit bcS &oltca.
Mion crlclld)tc bics, unb Der 3ollbcr
bort ul,f.
I~ln0blid reiben lid) ollc bon Scr
Ginbeit Der Stride los, mo jcocr
Stoot bat icinc McliNion mic lcire
Sprod,e iiir iit.
&iinitc nlo @iiicnid)hften 0cben
Sono IN Suno; mir peroonfcn ihnell
StncS; lie iino Die @obItbGter bca
Observation-Disclosures.
Sbnc Sd)reibfreibeit bliebcn Die
@ciiter in SilliterniB.
q # y
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-21
To our FrIends and Patrons.

Having decided to close our bank
ing department, to take effect June
18th, 1907, we wish to express our
heartfelt thanks for thee past liberal
patronage and for the many evidences
of favor and confidence which we have
received and also to make known our
regrets at seyering business con.
nection which has now extended over
period OF more than 80 years, dur
ing which time we have formed a
most sincere friendship for these
many friends and patrons who have
remained with US during all, or a part,
Of this time.
All checks for deposits will be paid
without interruption All time certi-
ficates of deposits, bearing interest,
will be redeemed on presentation and
interest paid, in full, to the date Of
presentation. Very sincerely,
HF. DUTTON & COMPANY.
May IS, 1907 Gainesville, Fla.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-21

BE It resolved that whereas our
Heavenly Father by His wisdom aud
mercy, has taken unto himself the
sweet spirit OF our sister and oo-work.
or Mrs, Minnie 4. Gleason, that we,
the Rocky Point Sunday school take
this means 20 tender our sympathy
and love TO the bereayed ones. Our
Sunday school will miss her sweet
presence and gentle ways each Sun.
day and It is with heartfelt sorrow
we view her empty place,
She. was true and loving wife,
a perfectly devoted mother and a
true Christian The passing OF her
dear spirit is only sad reminder that
some day, somewhere. We too, will
be called and may We all DE as pre-
pared Tor the summons as our sister
The beautiful Christian lie which she
lived while here will be an example
20 the loved ones left and also 20
sorrowing friends,
MAY that gentle mothers love. ana
pure Christian life, DO bright star
70 guide the footsteps or the dear
husband and children 70 the throne
OF God.
BE il furtheg resolved, that a copy
OF those resolutions De sent 10 Mr.
G. A, Gleason, the bereaved husband,
and also The Gainesville sun
MRS r. r. M'DoNAI.D, Supt
CLINTON CROWN. secy
]. S. CROWN, Asst Supt
Rocky Point. May 10.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-21
SLEEP BBOKENBY
ITCHING ECZEMA
Skin ofWhOIe Body Covered for a
Year Awful itching Kept Suf-
feFer Awake Half the Night
Tried All Kiads Of Remedies but
They Had No Effect.
CUTICURA REMEDIES
A PERFECT SUCCESS

81 wish to let you know that have
used one set Of Cuticura Remedies -
one cake of Cuticura Soap, one box Of
Cuticura, but two walls Of Cuticura
Resolvent Pills - which cost me O
dollar and twenty-five cents in all. For
q year have had what they call eczema.
i had an itching oil over my body, and
when / would retire for the night it
would keep me awake half the night,
and the more l would scratch, the more
Il would Itch ! tried all kinds of REM
edies, but could get no relief. A friend
Of mine told me 10 try the Cuticura
Remedies which / did, and am very
glad 1 tried them, for I was completely
cured. II any Of my friends should
be troubled with the same disease,
will cheerfully recommend the Cutioura
Remedies, and II know any one who
wants TO know how ! cured myself /
shall be glad TO tell them. Walter w.
Peglusch, 207 N. Robey St., Chicago
I'LL, Oct. and 16, 1906"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-21
AT TER LONG TIME
NIXON IS ARRESTED
White Farmer Near Gainesville
Taken by Sheriff FennelI.
INSTRUCTIONS ZION oEoAoIA

Man Was Charged With Larceny After
Trust--tias Been Residing Upon and
cultivatIne Small Farm, Surrounded
by His Family--Now In Prison
After years residence about three
miles east OF this city, where he has
been with his family engaged In the
avocation OF farming, W. G. Nixon, a
white man, was arrested Saturday
night by Sheriff Fennell upon instruc-
tions received from the authorities in
Bulloch county, Georgia, and in that
county he will have to plead to a
charge Of larceny after trust
Sheriff Fennell knew nothing of the
particulars or specifications OF the
charge. other than that he had receiy.
ed instructions to place the man un-
der arrest and hold him, subject to
orders from Georgia
Sheriff Fennell states that he ex-
perienced no difficulty or no resist.
ence whatever in apprehendlng and
arresting Nixon, who accompanied
him to jail with apparent willingness.
The authorities in Georgia have
been notified, and an officer is expect
cd for the man today Meanwhile, his
family will remain on their little
farm near town
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-21

your bahyS You wonder Why be cries.
Buy a bottle OF Whites Cream vermi-
fuse aud be will never cry, Most
babies have worms. and the mothers
don't know a. Whites Cream Vermi.
fege rids ne child Of worms and cleans
oct is system n \ pleasant way.
Every mother should keep 4 bottle
81 fhis medicine al tie house. VIVA
III fear need ever eatar Aaf mloa
Pra 80. seld ~ ~ n lohraao
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-21
e. s a. RIDS TIE SYsTEW
% - - OF EFALARTA

Malaria atmospheric poison which ntonsciously breath ~
INTO
germs hey destroy the rich red copascles Of THIS lu, and RS
to such weak aery condition that it unable properly
system gets foothod Then the symptoms Ma
conplexons weak vitality appetite %
and perhaps cbs trouble affecting
body Malaria also affects the liver producing chronic
ness often long spell follows when the b
contaminated poison Chronic Sores and Ulcers bos a
pains Of various kinds often result from
the sufic
titles be removed from the system through ccu
purpose nothing equals S. S. This great remedy
drives all germs microbes and posons and
neny Malaria only ceanses the blood cause I
furnishes properties needs
spreading disease throughout the system be
rich red fluid uoushng body enabling resist d
s. S. greatest all toncs and builds and iuvigo,e
Kidding blood Of the Of Malaria Persons
suffering pleased with the prompt pleasant
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absolutely medicine being free from harmful
kind Book on the medical advice desired free III
who write. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLAY7A cal
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-21
CUTICURA
The Great Skin Cure and Purest
and Sweetest Of EmoIIients.

Cuticura Ointment Is, beyond ques-
ton, the most successful curative for
torturing, dishguring humors Of the skin
end scalp, including loss Of hair, yet cons
pounded, in proof Of which q single
amounting with Cuticura Ointment, pre-
coded by hot bath with Cuticura Soap,
and followed in theseverer cases bya dose
OF Cuticura Resolvent Liquid or PHO,
Is often sufficient 10 afford immediate re.
lief in the most distressing forms Of itch-
ing, burning. and scaly humors, eczemas,
rashes, and irrtations. permit rest and
sleep, and point TO q speedy cure when
most, II not all, other remedies and even
physicians fail.
Complete External aud internal Treatment fos
Eyefy Humor OF Infants. Children, and Adults con.
elsts of Cutcum Soap (25cl % Cleanse The SKIN,
CuticuTa Ointment t50cl % Heal the SKIN, qd Cul-
cufa RcsolvOnt i5Or), tnr 10 the form OF Chocolate
Coated Pills, 25c. per vial Of GQ 20 Purity the Blood
Sold throughout the world. Potter DRUG Chem'
Corp. sole Props, Boston Mass
ss.Aiaiied Free, A Book on SKIN Affections
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-21
woOdmen's Circle.

The Woodmen's Circle, Auxiliary Of
the Woodmen of the World, will meet
Thursday night, the 2srd, at the Ma.
sonic hall. Let every member be
present, for II may be the last time
our organizer, Mrs. s. A. White. will
meet with us. A SOVEREIGN,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-21
SUNDAYS SERMON
WAS VERY FINE
d. Craighill Was Eloquent on His
Commencement Discourse.
rAsEaNAcLg We cAowOsO

The Audience Was a Large and Rep
resentatlve one--etudents Of -Four
Glasses Attended In Rody--A, Most
interesting Program.
One of the largest and most rep.
kesentative audiences gathered in
Gainesville for some time was that
which assembled in the big Taber-
nacle Sunday evening, the occasion
being the service commemorating the
opening exercises Of the commence
nent Of the Gainesville Graded and
High School for 1907. The commo
0ious building, which has the largest
seating capacity Of any in the city,
was comfortably filled, the occasion
being q union service OF the Meth
DIST. Episcopal, Presbyterian and Bap-
tIst churches.
The students OF the four classes of
the High School. under direction OF
Prof Tom +. McBeath, the principal,
and Miss Gussie Miller, his assistant,
marched into the building about s
o'clock and occupied seats to the
front
The services. which were presided
over by Rev. T. J, Nixon Of the First
Methodist church. were opened with
the song, Holy Holy. Holy" by the
combined choirs OF the city, in
which the congregation joined, after
which there was a scriptural reading
and prayer by Mr.. Nixon There was
another song coward Christian Sol
diers,' after which Mr.. Nixon pre-.
scented Rev Francis II, Craighill Of
Holy Trinity Episcopal church, who
was TO deliver the commencement
sermon
DR. Craighlll took for his text a
passage Apostles go, Lord, What
Wilt thou Have Me Dog'
The passage seemed particularly
fitted 60 the occasion, and for twenty.
Ave minutes or more the speaker
dwolt most eloquently and impressive
II upon the duty OF the coming men
and women OF this country, stating
that education was the base OF good
.and moral judgment In every branch
81 life and commerce His advice
20 the young men and young women
before whom he had the privilege and
honor 70 appear, was COPIED IN Ian.
RDage not only eloquent but extreme.
~ brothorly and Impressive. DrCraig.
hill though probably the youngest or.
dained minister in Florida, Is ono Of
the best and most mastery
speakers, handling his subject IN a
pleasing, interesting and impressive
manner His address upon this oc-
casion was no exception, and was ap-
preoated by his hearers.
Following this discourse there was
an Impressive prayer by Rev Thos,
r. Hay OF the First Presbyterian
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-21

asediueutor set
tlingindicatesan
unhcalthy con.
ditiou OF The kid
news ifit stains
your linen Il is
evidence of kid
uey trouble too
frequent desire
20 pass Il orpain
In the back Is
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-21
commeneement ExereIses.

The commencement exercises which
will be held az the auditorium OF the
school on Friday evening, the cath
inst promise to be among the most
interesting ever seen here. The pro.
grant which has already appeared in
The SUM- viii be published again in
due time
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-21
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect It.
How 10 Find Ouf.

Fila bottle or common glass with youi
water and let il stand twenty-four hours /;
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-21
oeoraIa EIrnmen ornanszI.

Cedartown. Ga, May 20.-C. c.
Bum, Jr.. Of C0iartown, was e,etc-'
ed president. and Frank Manly. or
Dalton. secretary and treasurer OF
the Georgia Rremsn's association.
which organized Friday night.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-21

church, followed by the doxology and
bonedictlon.
The ushers were Masters Gibbs
Chestnut John Bennett, Thomas Dean
Alpheus DaCosta, Hardy jarvis and
ClmK Evans, oil students of the
eighth grade
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-08
Ancient History.

November was the ninth month
in the old Roman calendar. and
gets its name from novem, mean,
ing nine. The ber, which We
would spell burr, was added by
Nimrod, the quail hunter. He
had an Irish setter with which he
hunted in Novem, aud the dog got
SO many buTrs on its tail that he
called the month November. Like
all burs this one stuck.
November's place in the calendar
was changed when Thanksgiving
was invented. The Romans de
bated this in the senate. Some of
the senators thought November
should continue the ninth month of
the year, Turkeys, they pointed
out, were large enough to eat, aud
there was enough to be thankful
for 10y that time in the year to go
right ahead with the fireworks aud
the escalloped oysters, Cicero had
been very silent all this time.
When the senators who wanted to
observe Thanksgiving three months
before Christmas had said all they
had to say. he arose and disposed
OF them forever by simply saying:
But cranberries won't be ripep'-
Ganderbone's Ancient History.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-08
GAS PLANT CONTRACT
st. Johns Gas Company Will
Hasten Operations.

S. V. Davidor, of the St. Johns
Gas, Heating and Lighting Co, 4,
announced yesterday that the COM
pany had let the contract for the
gas machinery and holder to the
Seattle Machinery Co. for $2I 900,
to be delivered within three months.
Mr.. Davidor further announced
that gas would be delivered to con-
sinners in St. Johns within AZ
months. Ground for the buildings
for the plant will be broken one
month in advance of the delivery
of the machinery, on the site Of
the St. John Steel Ship Company,
recently purchased by the new
company for $4,000. Men are at
work in St. John making measure
ments for the pipe lines of the
plant, the intention being to hasten
the work of construction in all
lines.
Mr.. Davidor said that the pres
ent financial situation would not
interfere with the prosecution of
the work of construction with all
possible vigor.
1--WE shall keep faith with the
people of St. John" said Mr.. Dav-
idor, build the plant according to
our franchise and deliver gas to
the people. saturdays Oregoni-
an.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-08
More Goosebone Rot.

Long we We waited for Novem-
Der, when the winds are swift and
chill, when the frst-come SHOWS OF
winter drift along the window-sill
when the hunter finds pneumonia
waiting for him at the lake, and
the pies we get resemble those that
mother didn't make.
Everybody fond Of mince pies
dances nimbly, feeling good; now
and then an old subscriber comes
up with load Of wood. Winter $
coming and the bad boys in the
schoolroom sing and dance, for the
teacher cannot phazc them when
they wear their winter pants.
The girl who sued a summer
man where cool sea breeze course
will keep on suing-in the courts
and capture her divorce. The
wa,ered railroads will contrive to
have a few more wrecks, and the
press will print more lists of names
with broken backs and necks.
The loving maid will feed her
beau OH good dyspepsia fudge, the
farmer with the smoke house will
touch OFF the hick'ry smudge, the
proclamation will come out. and
the hired man will put the turkeys
head upon the block aud amputate
his foot.
Hurrah. we'll all sit down to
feast within three weeks or so, the
rich will have their turkey then
however high they go--but most
of us will sit around aud eat a piece
OF crow.
And then December will arrive,
with wintry winds and raw, the
papers will be busy then retrying
Harry Thaw; the boys will go TO
school a-nying then, be.
cause, II won't be very long until
they hear from Santa Claus.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-08
Football.

The initial game Of football be-
tween the teams Of the Portsmouth
and ST. Johns grammar schools was
pulled off Saturday. The lads
from the little neighbor towards
town were too heavy for our young
athletes and won the game 10 to
goose eggs. The lineup was as
foIlows,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-08
UNIVERSITY PARK

Mr.. Jeffries, the new minister for
the Methodist church at University
Park, has arrived with his family
and taken possession Of Mr.. Towers S
new house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Westcott, formerly
of Nebraska, but late Of North
Dakota, have bought Mr.. Hink-
ston's place, known as the Cochran
property.
Nate Collamore has been quite
i'll the past week, but we are glad
to hear he is improving.
Mrs. Elizabeth Perry, of Holton,
Ore, stopped few days with her
daughter, Mrs. J. Brous, on her
way to Molalla to visit son.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Jessen have
moved to Eagle Creek, where Mr..
Jessen is employed.
The Ladies Guild Of the Congre-
gational church will give a tea at
the home of Mrs. Despair. on Fri
day afternoon of this week.
Two st. Johns bound cars were
off the track at Portsmouth, Tues
day. We have not learned the
cause.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey, from
Oregon City, are visiting at the
home Of Mrs. S. McCord.
Rumor Is that the Hinkston
property on Haven street, Is sold
to Mr.. Leiper, who has taken pos.
session.
We were glad to see the sun
Wednesday morning, although we
cannot complain Of the October
weather this year.
Mrs. Connor, sister Of Mrs. Cola
more, together with her husband
who Is Ill, arrived Wednesday
afternoon from Sheridan, Oregon.
Mr.. Connor is at St. Vincent hos
pital where we hope he will soon
recover.
There are many new houses
being built In and around the Park
and Portsmouth. Mr.. Hollister
and Mr.. Temple are building hous-
es Of concrete blocks. Mrs. Fred
Palmer is building a one story
house near Mock Station.
| wonder II the Brownies did all
the mischief they could on Hallow-
cen. Oregon Fern
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-08
Halloween Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Derrie were
host aud hostess to a party OF their
friends Halloween eve. The house
was appropriately decorated with
Jack % lanterns, autumn leaves,
ferns and flowers. Miss Muck and
Miss Villneauf dressed as ghost
and witch received the guests.
Progressive pedro was the order
OF the evening, The prizes were
won by Mrs. Don Davenport aud
W, l., Plummer, Don Davenport
drew the consolation prize.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Muck, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Kinney, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Robinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Davenport, Mr., and Mrs.
W. l.. Plummer,