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The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-31
|SociaI Science Circle.

1 Social Science Circle met
Lev. 0. A. Petty Tuedsay
about thirty being present.
Ser Of the evening was pre-
BY Rev. Petty from the
"The Public Library as a
jn Education. After dis
the circle took unanimous
urge the general committee
had been appointed some
from the various clubs to
OIL expressing desire for a
library. 1t seems that the
Us desire of the community
bibrary commensurate with
lectual as we'll as the gen.
th Of the town, but some,
st, have expected that as u
local pride, no help be
N the outside for the pro-
he facts seem to be that
Y. NJ. c. A. and other pro-
lder contemplation here
pill require considerable
backing, as yet the library
o seems to 60 without ade-
n endorsement, so far as
ney is concerned. The
the evening simply pre-
cts. For instance, New
has IS Carnegie libaries.
s., Colorado IL, the Dis
Columbia I. In view of
many other facts tending
e position, Greeley ought
above Carnegie assistance.
ht Of the paper seems to
tlment of the circle as ex-
The vote for the general
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-31
SIX O'Clock Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Wyatt of 1902
Tenth street, entertained at six
O'Clock dinner Saturday evening i'll
honor of Rev. and Mrs. r. j. Hunter.
The dinner consisted of five courses
and covers were laid for twelve.
The guests were Rev. and Mrs. r. J.
Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Is. Nc Cara,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Thompson, Mrs.
Hopper and Benton Andrews of Salt
Lake City.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-31
CLUBS
swastlka.

,.,.t,ss card club were ssn. sn.
ssst'h =, ,he Neill home on 1s,' ~,
l'sa Nd, ~ Monday se evening 10y os MI M
.t'''s II Clarence 4. Neil' ana .,soo ",, ,,
u o Ale. Ferguson. wv, Nv !.
Ms rs .nm,,srtainment m,a Of the nSp' clsp'
ga, ,n ,ne main part OF the en esen
sa ,.sy,,, s,,r after which relIesn'
pIos.',s,r s,. serysd to round out , an. an,
.'sas,nt as's social evening foI 1ne no
D,,or The special gues's ~, y.
Fa,,v," a,n' we're Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
sp'r' N, pslbrldge, Miss Mck'n' e,,,,
u -; Sorcross and Morton Neil.
~ =, will meet Monday evening
~, +, James Kendel'
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-31
Jon Bulletin

feo' AT my ranch, 3 mi.
! Lupton. 30 head OF draft
horses, 100 head of brood
foats' some dairy COWS, farm
Fns' a lot of hay in stack, a
wheat, seed oats and seed
Tony Sebold, Owner.
|seo' T. at my ranch, 5 miles
''es north of Fort Collins,
y aud mile east of Timnath :
0FSes and colts and a lot Of
h., L. j. Farrer, Owner.
leo, ., $ miles northeast Of
lsad aM OF stock horses, mules
nj, n.' my Implements. Have
VII W farming. Look for big
!, ', VanGorder, Owner.
rel, rso. t-At the Robert
.' west oil Greeley, 21O
as s' COWS, 2y heifers and calves: !:
auu herefords. Also a LOT,
eat,Ia uYSs' Reason for selling:
WI, u Boyd 4 Sons, Owners.
'so, AT upper Joe Will
ss, y. miles nj northeast of Gree.
bnla. MI, oi L,ucerne. 20 head of
,ets uies' farming implements. a 3.
S"' and geese and other
s'a a Joe Wilkinson, Owners.
\ s. .on,, AT the r. W. Person
W;Hu Wf;THu,hwes, of Greeley y efsun ;nat
prsas s." Lewis ranch. II head
i ses s,5 and hogs. A lot tot Of
'oa household goods, Is,
r. W. Person, Owner.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-31
Seed Potatoes.

We offer for sale limited guam
tity Of Pure Bliss Triumphs, grown
from Wisconsin seed. Samples can
be seen at 920 Ninth avenue, ut office
of f. Fl. Badger or at ranch north Of
LAGRANGE school house by G. Fl.
Ford.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-31
Nav Century.

Nav Century club met Meo-
,in ,,tefnoon with Mrs. Chas.
|. of Ninth street, Italy
|,ss Spanish Domination" was
ID bv Mrs. Foley, summaril'
!. sIyteenth and seventeenth
- Italian scientists were
to,Iows. Bruno" Mrs.
/ "Galileo, Mrs. Wilkinson
4 in Rome" was under 1he
Il Of Mrs, Kerlee. BY nara
4 maps the members OF the
|sniOyed the Form, the
hi, the Vatican ana ST.
The social feature OF the
ceutered around rerfesh'
sryed by Mrs. Foley. Mrs
4 former member of the club,
guest Of the occasion.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-31
Homeseekers Excursion to Texas and
New Mexico.

To settle up the Texas Panhandle
and tributary sections the Colorado
& Southern offers half rates for the
round trip to points in that terri
tory. Write for particulars. T. E.
Fisher, G. P. A., Denver, Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-31

COMMITTEES to take up the matter
again on the Carnegie plan, espoused
with beneHcent results by hundreds
of cities similar to Ours.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-31

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money il it
fails to cure. E. w. GROVES sigma
ture ia on each box. 25c.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-31


sioners resolutions We're adopted urs-
ing Representative Wilder to secure
n refund from the state of the amount
specified and. also, to use his innu-
ence TO get a larger appropriation lor
tho insane asylum. so that counties
will not be obliged to continue bearing
a double burden of caring for the IN
sane nj their own expense and con-
tributing to the support of the state
asylum.
IN an address at the Methodist So
cial Union Monday night Governor
Rncbtel said that he will ask the attor-
NOV general to designate his power
over subordinate executive heads. He
odded that he thought this power
rreater than generally believed and
would address communications to all
suhordinates asking them to do all In
their power to help him carry out
his program for the moral bet.
terment of the state. "Wher-
ever there is chance for
graft" he said, II have told the
men I appointed that they had such an
but that expected an ad.
ministration more free from graft than
any in the history Of the state. They
all have assured me that they wanted
to help give an administration abse.
lutely free from 1t. | will keep in con.
stant communication by letter with
every position in the state wh'l. &raf
is possible. and those appoiIt"! kaD%
that a stroke OF the pen e'u :aytIPvr
them as it appointed tho
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
NmcrifMniid)c @eidGftSlcntc 6crciicn
Suba.

Sonttogo, Grbo, Z. Wtor5. -
Ger Gompfcr nErin5 Soo6im" trof
bier nit 0en MitglieOern oerGnntnlcr-
ciol Clubs BON Bottom, Chicago, Sin
cinnoti Glepclanb unO ct. 2ouiS oil
9orb, aus Sonloico Elm. Gen @aItell
fam elm Gomite oes bieiigen Cont
merciol Clubs entgegen rnO I'M
2olfe beS Cages belldten lie Die
Shlo6tfclOer bon 81 Gonep nnO
Gon S,lon Sill. Die SGlftc Der @Gltc,
oorlt,rtcr sic SIS. 6roncis, StcpenS
uno ai,opp, ~reiitett gtafmittogs nit
tellt grtra5ltgeS nnd) Guantanamo
ob ltnb merben BON bort oltf Der
&ollptbo6n nod Sopala fabren, Die
@Glte poren ent5iidt bon ben Gei5e1t
Der Sontiogo.9oi uno Der Gororte
Der Stobt iinb ipraden lire lleberro-
idntng ii6er Die gei6aftli6e Giibrig-
felt, Solberfeit uno oen llnterneb.
mllngs9eiIt BON Santiago ans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08

folgte 9en1enti erflGrt iene Welollng
Der Barrier 3eitlrnoen fir ooaIt6nOig
unmobr, ooB 96gi9in Gbriitina nab
reno 0es ponii6:omerifonii6en &ric-
ges ibr &erm09en aus Sponien fort
gcbro1t uno ibrer Wilttter, Der @r3-
ber5ogin @liIobetb, g8ittlpe beS @r5-
ber5ogs Saul 6eroinono, gum g(l1fbe-
lpobren Gcgcben mo leitoem iidl per-
gcbenS 6emiibt bobc, mieoer in 0clt
8ciib Oicics &crm0gens SIT gelon9en.
Die @r3bcr5o9in Gliio6etb, M&tttcr
Scr &0ni9in G6riItino, itor6 1903,
lpenigc Sabre nod) Dem iponiiG.ome-
rifunil6er &ricge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
Glcp6antcm als Sranbitiftcr.

Sem BRITAIN Cont, 7.
MGr5. - Sn Dem 2eibitoa bon SoS.
DC. 6inne9on an Scr MoinItrube &C.
riet6en @%lepbollten, iuelde bort un-
tergebrodt marelt, in u~ngebeure Iuf-
rcgltng onrd Die @rploIion zines
9ctro(ellmsO fens. Sic i6leuoerten
lire geiommtc Streu ii6er sic nod
0limmcn0e Ii6e Oes fleinen 9ranOeS,
meld)er ollr6 Die @rpIoiion c1t Iton-
oen mar, mo fiibrten Ouour6 cine
niht unbeOentcnOe 6ellersbrnnIt Der
bel. Die Sbiere ielblt, melde IN Ell
mem bieiigen Gbeotcr porgefilbrt wllr,
0en, fonnten unbei6GOigt in Cider
bcit gebrodt merOen, Oic 6euerSbrnnlt
ridtctc obrr an onOercm GigentDum
ciltclt Sdooen bon $4,000 an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
Tubcr Sport.

g It D II, 7. MiGr5. - @obrcno
YrGlioent &ooicpelt erit bieier Gage
IN elmer @niprode an Die Sorporb-
StuOentcn boS SllBbolllpiel olS ci-
men Wtlltb nno Mltsfel ltGblenben
Sport geprieIen bot, bleibt Grolibent
eliot bon Der Sorboro-llniperiit1t bel
leinem friiberen llrtbcil, bob boS
SllBbaalpiel, au6 inter ben nelteil
mil0eret Spielregeln, Elm nid)t mint
ldcnspertber Sport fir Gentlemen
lno fir Die Solfsmollen fein ldoncS
S6ouipiel lei. Gos Sub6nGipicl iei
ollrd Die 9e5eidnlng uipilb" poilenO
beld)rie6cn, uno fein Spiel, boS &0r.
perperlebllnocn perurio6en fam,
eigne iid fir Colleges cbrolId. 9as-
fetsSaa llnO SudeD lperbcn bon eliot
III Die glei6c Neibe nit SllBboaipicl
geitelt. Seriler tabelt Der ltniperii-
d s-Gr1iiOent bas nSSllbel9e6riil" bel
iportli6en @ettf6mpfen 5ipiide1 Sol
le9es ais ugoll5 unnatiirlide" 9ei9az
ben. ="
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
Inge6lidlcr Sicg Der Sonbnrancr.

San SaIpabor, &epu6lif Sol-
pa0or, 7. MGr5. = @elleral Wanuel
9oniGa, 8rGiioent bon Sonouras,
t~elearopbirt Dem bieiigen Sertreter
Ser n9liiociirten 8reIie" aus Gbolu.
teca, elmer befeitigten Stoot, ctna 6S
Mcilcn iiiOli6 bon Se9ucigalpa, Dab
ole Sonouroner geitern Die Nicara'
gltolter SIT Namaiiquo, &onouraS, INT
melt Ser @ren5e bon Nicoragna, art-
grifien llto total altf'S Saltpt i6lu-
gen. Die S6laht bolterte finn
Stunoen uto sic Siegcr erbellteten
piele @etpebre, iorpie cine groBe
AuontitGt Munition. Die nicaragua
nii6e Irmee erlitt groBe Serluite nno
ioa in poaer 9tufloiung begriffen iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
Sn Sam SrameiScp anfscipiirt.

San 8ronctSco, 7. M0r5. =
Ginferton'ide 9eteftips tbeilen beltte
nit, Dab iie Ben Slllti5iliidtling 8.
i. @olfer ans Nep.Sritailt, Cont,
bier o%ufgeipiirt boben uno i'm binner
menigen Gagen 81 perboften erlpar-
ten. @r lit bei6ulOi0t, Die oSapingS
9anf Of Nems9ritoin," oeren &oiii-
rer CT mar, nm $565,000 beltoblcn SIT
boben. Die 0eteftiuS molen %lpiilcn,
OoB ct iid) idon ieit Oem 81. 6cbruor
in Son 6rnncisco perltedt bGlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
SngbcSienitetc getuinncn Strife.

Bethlehem, Ba., Z. MGr5. =
Der Strife ser @iienbobn5uelcute at
Der n2ebigb uno Observation-Disclosures
balm" mliroe oobllrd) becnoet, oaB Die
9abngeieai6ait iif ben Soroerulgen
Der Strifer fiigtc, mpnob Die Brent
ler aller Sradt5ugmannidaften ipie.
Scr al1geitellt mcrOen ioaten. Sammt.
li1e 2eltte irllroen mieoer in lire
Stelungen eineeieet, nit Ausnabme
bon 5ipeiett, pelde megen Srunfen-
beit ~entlaiien morben lporen. Die
Strifer ~beItonOen ni6t meiter auf Der
ginfiibrung zines 5ebnltiinoigen Dir
beitstages, als Ser @eneral-Y etriebs-
letter in sic 8ieoeranItellltng Der
miaigte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
1uhbampfcr=2inie nad Gnba.

8ortlonb, Me., 7. Mdr5. =
Die uNelp-yorf & Glt6a Wail Steam-
ibip So" bot i'm Staate Woii,e fire
Sncorporirung nit einem Iftienfapi-
tai BON $20,000,000 beantraat. Die
Sncorporatoren iinb q. q. Sigbt uno
IS. s. Gople in 9roofline, Waii, nno
6. 6. Mamsoen in Bolton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
Sanerfrant- Srmit.

Golebo, g., 7. Mtdr5. = Ser
treter BON Sollerfrart 6o6rifcn III
Saitais, Nep.Yorf, Mid)iean, O6io,
@isconiin uno Sllbiata troten beute
81 Sem 3ped Der @riinbung elmer
permaneilten Organization 5uianmell
llno ernonnten Gomite'n fir ben gnt.
lpllrf elmer Contribution un0 bon &c
bcn0eleken.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
Sd)iffbrmd) an Saiuaii's Siiitc.

&onoIulu, Z. Mdr5. - Der
cngliide 0ampfer n2o6garpc" lit bel
aamelo CSnlel Molofoi) g~eltronoet.
Ginige 9ompfer iino Sem eeitranoc-
ten 0ompfer SIT Siilfe geionot NOR.
Sen. Ser 9ampfer befono ii6 ollf
Ser Sabrt bon gntogoita (Gbili) nod
&onoll1llt l1no bot cine 2aoung Sol-
peter an 8orO. Man glaibt bier, Dob
Ser 0ampfer nidt gerettet mer0en
fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
&latOirt vnidjt idjnloig."

Die Antlagen gegen Wapor S6nttB
uno N6robom Gltef in Son 6rol1s
cisco. - Ser @opor eri6cint i'm
@cri6t.
Gan 6ronci8co, 7. MGr5. -
N}oDor SdmiB eri6ieu belttc i'm Slts
periorgeridt por Dem &i6tcr 0unne
ltto p%laioirte onidt idltloig" be5iigz
lid ser bon Ser SurD gegcn i'm er6o-
benen Glntlage Ser @eIOerpreiiung.
Der 8ro5cB mlr0e auf nGdlten Wfon.
tag feitgcIebt. 9(brobom Href Der
8uHOe88cnoiie mn0 03itongetlugtc
ocS WoporS, lit nod INNER Der
idluunOen, ltno cin &ait6efebl lit &C.
gen i'm ollsgeItelt lpor0en.
Die 6llGt Ocs emit 10 mG6tigen
Sta0t-9oiieS Hltef bat in Gan 6rans
cisco oo8 gr0Bte Nlliicben berporgc-
%r1fcn. S6eriff S'9teil, Ser BON
Nnt8megen nit ser &erbeii6offung
oeS Suitt5fIii6tlings betroltt lit, Der.
Oonft ieine Stelllng oem BOB, uno
Ntemarlo trout es ibm 5lL oaB er iid
crnitIi6 bemiiben miro, BEN 8litdts
ling 5ur SteQe 5u brin0ert. IS pers
Ialltet, 0oB 3uei iid IN eitcm NeItolts
rant an Ser 6iQmore-S troBe Derbors
gen bGlt uno balls 1pieoer 5lm &or=
i6ein fornmen miro, menn feline N0-
pofoten neitere 9lltSfliidte g%ef1nben
babcn, I'm 0ie Serbanolultg oeS
Strofpro5eiIes SIT bintertrei6en. Guei
lit 5uiammen nit ocm 8iirgcrmeiiter
S6mib elmer COMPUTATION 81 Or
preiiungS5ruefen ongcfla0t. 9eioe
iolen bon Sen io9eltannten fran5olts
ihen GeItu1trontS in Ser Sta0t be-
trGdtli6e @el0er erprcBt bn6en ourdl
sic 0ro6ung, ooB. man i6nen Die
S6onflicen5 ent5iebcn milroe. Die
HcdtSgiiltigfcit Ser Nnflagcn mar
bon Hllef in einem n&rit Of error"
ongefo6ten morOcrL lutO CT ~perlongt
0oB 0ieieS &erfobren in lester SnIton5
ourd 0aS S6erbu,0esgeri6t entidies
ocn meroe, e6e man linn bier Ben &ros
5eB moden f0nnc. Ser Superior
Gifter mill ieoo6 ben i'm SunOeSges
ri6t ermirften n@rit Of error" nidt
onerfenren ullO beitebt orf iofortigcr
@erbmnuung oe$ Griminalpro5eiie8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
Spfer bcS GiIcn6abm-M IuludS.

MouItrie, 60, 7. NtGr5. -
Slim 8eoienItcte, i0mmtlid gteger,
wltroen bette 0ur6 einen ltlfoQ onf
elmer fIeinen sur 9~ei0rOerung bon
8aumItGmmen uno 8oubol5 Oienen=
Sen @iienbo6n %gct0otet llnO Oret an
Oere I6lper oerlebt. Der BUG, mel-
der 5ltr 3eit riifmGrtS fubr, WrrOc
Ourd eincn iiber sic Sd)ienen gefoac1
men Baum ans Dem @cleile getporfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
Bier @riedcm n%lnaefummem.

Goonofe e, So, Z. W6r5. = Sier
griedii6e Irbeiter, gtamens Warcos
2o3onler, 9onopetes Gartelonop, Dc
metril1s g(5emus uno 0ogeler Sto-
neon, gerietben 6citte AMI ocr nGibe-
moter- Sabn," mdbreno iie, Inn einenl
3ige oits5itpei6eL bon einem @e-
leiie auf ein oliberes %tratell, inter Die
G1ber zines moeren 3uges uno ipllr-
SEN %getootet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08


StGrfe Ser Gontingente, sic Iid be.
tbeiligen fonnen, eingebenO angege-
ben lperOen. Die SnItruftionSloger
peroen tpobri6einli6 i'm SltIi croft
net iper0en lno bon elmer ISOLDE bis
81 10 Sogen 0orer1t.
ReueS Setm iir Oeuti6e
9oti6oft.
9em Gernebmerl nnd) iito %ltrltcr-
Gol16Iungen I'M @onge, Inn Die pa.
loitGbnli6e ~9feliocn5, lpeld)c Dor 5lpei
Sobren bon Cars Nltoerioll, Dem
Soften Der Sodter Oes nerItorbencn
9oItoner MultimillionGrS Serfin8,
on Ser Wtalla6uiettS -apcm1c uno %.
StroBe geboltt por0en lit, ais Dot
Idoftsbotel fir Die 6erti6e 9oti9oft
5rt erperben. 9ie 9(noerion'i6e Geiis
benz lit IN or6iteftonii6er pie rGum-
li6er 9e5iebun9 zines Der berporro-
genoIten BriootgebGi0e @oibing-
toms nit i6loBortiger Sront. Ser
8ou foItete Dem iunqen G6epoor
100000, oo6 6oben 0ie NloerionS
bolielbe foltm ied)8 Mtonote lang be-
lpobnt, unO es mar felt GINGER Belt
befonnt, OoB iie eS germ Derfoufen
piir0en.
3os ietige Oelrtide 8otiGoftboteG
an Der Sigblono Ierrace, Molio6u-
let's. gpenue, 5tpiid)en Ser IA. lnO 10.
StroBe, lit ieit einiger 3eit ols llnge.
niigcnO erfonnt lporOen, ipe5iel mar
Ooliel6e gele9entli6 Oes 9ciu6eS OeS
8rin5en Seinrid 1902 @cgenItono
monnigfo6er &ritifen getporoen.
Gam iporO in G%rmo9ung ge3ogen,
ei1en ger0lnnigen 9nuplob on Ser
@fe Ser 9 Str, &aloromo SeigbtS,
81 ertperben, a6er Oieic SOce i6eint
nun oufgege6en porOen 81 icin.
Gin Sorti6ritt i'm 80 IT.
Oicn It.
Inter ser i'm Sonuor Dltr0 Stills
Observation-Disclosures 9egrolp eingce
fiibrten Mietbooe oes @ontirens nidt
obgelieferter YoItio6cn retourtirt
iebt Die 9lbtbeill1ng fir unbeIteIl6ore
9riefe olle iolbe 9riefe, bic ogros-
cirt merOet f0nner, an Die S(bien0er.
Sisber fonrlte Elm betrd6tli0er Sbeil
ioIder 9riefc ipegen Wongels OH G5o.
cilitGten ilift 5uriid9eididt merOen,
o6er nod Dem Se6ruorberi6t Ser @b-
tbeilltng fir un6eltelbore 9riefe Itno
IN oem genonnten Monot fat iGmmt-
li6c EoItio6en 0ieier G(rt rctollrnirt
iuorOen. SIN @on5efi gingen in Scr
9l6tbciGltn9 I'M 6e6r1lor t,050,303
nidt obgeliefcrte YoItltiide Elm, int
&erglei6 5t S94,136 Stiiden I'M Sc
brltor 1906. Sn 61t2 BON Oe1 ge0ff-
neten un6cIteQ6oren Sriefcn ipllrOe
@elO inn @eiomn1t6Iroge bon $594G
9%eflln0en. n-rr~,f,n
Nufgebo6eneS 9ureou.
Gas 9ureolt 0eS MilitdriefretGr3
Der Irnee, bos sum 8eiten oes @ez
l1erolmaiorS 9linSlportb gci6offcn
porben lpor, fat 0enldB oen 9eltinl-
mltngerl Der grnlcc = ScripiQiglngs,
Sill 81 eriltircn ~olIfgebort uno OnS
Observation-Disclosures Bureau lit mieoer
ms Sebelt getretcn. Die Sffi5iere oeS
GrItcren iinO in OoS @encrolooilltoll-
ten-Surcou pericbt iporOen uno lpcr-
ocn fiinftig6in Die 9e5ei6nnng @cne-
rolooilttonten fiibren General 9ins.
lportb lit oils @enerolobiutont Der.
eiOet noroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
2aunen bes @ettcrs.

&oonofe, So, Z. MGr5. -
Seilte fielen bier Elm bis bier 3oll
Sdnee ulo oos thermometer ItanO
lllltcr oem @efrierplinft. Sellte g6en0
frat elm @epitter Elm, mel6eS mebs
rere Stunoen Dalterte. Seftige ails
boltelloe 3onneridlGge crldnaten
llto blenoen6c 9lite bllrd5lldten boS
5irmament. Sin lol6es S6auipiel
lit ME porber i'm @intcr bier geieben
porocn.
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Scenes ManfU.
feline Spur BON Ben ats Dem
Gbicago'er ltnteri9obomt Der.
miBten $4,000.

Gbicogo, 7. MGr5. - Der G6cf
ser 9unoeS = @ebeimpoli5ei, s. 6.
@ilfie, miro 5ltr Inter lGltug 6eS &C.
beimniBpollen acknowledgements bon
$4,000 aus Dem Dieiigen Inter
i6obomte nod lGnger bier peripeilen.
@r bette bea6It6tigt, geItern no6
@oibington o65ureiien, bat 0ieie gt6s
iidt ober olfgege6en, obne 5lt iogen,
nie lange er blei6en miro. Seoe Wf0gs
li6feit, ooB Die bermiBten $4,000
ans Sem porbonoenen Gapier9el0Oors
ratb enttpenoet iporoen iein fonntelt,
lit olts9eI9Golien, no6ocnt bic bonn
S6nbomt in @oi6ington bierber &C.
ion0ten bier @rperten porgeItern Die
Iebten Soften bon GapiergelO, Oo5 III
Sen @emolben lie9t, ge5Gblt uno &C.
fltn0en bober, OoB glQeS ouf ben Dol
lar itimmt. Sor ser 3Gblltng BEG
B%opiergeloes mar Die Gbeorie aufges
iteIlt lpor0enL Dob sic permeintli6 pers
miBtcn Noten 6urd cinen 8iuoItob
BON Dem 4ltlt 0eS &aIien6eomten
6ibgerolo, ser sic Soften i%ortirt, neg
g%ebloIen, in einen 8opierforb gefaaen
ltrtO ipGter nit oltem 9opier ms
5cller gcporfen icin fonnten. Sebt
lit nit Dem 3G6len 6es @pl0es 1tn0
Silhers ~hcnnnne1 mnr0ell.
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ST. 8ltniten ser Nonnen.
9tod S6IltB oeS @erb0rs muroen oie
9}onnen inter So6rltfen bon Dem
@olfc nod Dem &loIter 3uriifbc.
uIeitrt
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Petersburg Z. MGr5. = I'm
ben Soponern oas 8iloerrt an Ser
mangelbaft geidiibten iibiriibelt
aiilte pGbrenb Der om /. gpril be.
ginnerben Sil6ereiloiion 81 le9e,L
bat lid NuBlonb entidloiien, nod
Dem Stiaen S5ean 5ipei fleine 8rer.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-09
COURSE IN AcR,culTuRE.
Four weeks Course VIII Be Given Al
State University

4, good many farmers. when the
Importance of agr cultural education
is pressed upon them, answer very
Property that they cannot go to col
lege because every respectable col
lege course is too long. il they had
the inclination and the time, the
cost of a feur-year course wonId for.
bid their trying to profit by 1t. Is n
wise to scold farmer, or any other
man, for not doing what he has no
time to do or for not buying what he
lacks the money TO buy
Our college Of agriculture at Nor.
garrtown has taken these facts into
confederation and is preparing to give
in fns..~week course or instruction
as many of the essentials oil advanced
agricultural instruction as can be
given in so short time. The entire
faculty of the college OF agriculture
viii be at the service OF the short.
course students, with few well
known specialists from otner states
among them, President Bnterfield, oil
the Massachusetts Agricultural col
lege
Our FARMER readers wh@ are inter
ested in the progressive things OF
their businesssshould write TO Prof. #.
C. Atkeson, Morgantown, W. Va, for
particulars. The cost OF the course
viii amount very little compared 10
the benefits derived.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-09

ington Mr. and Mrs Joseph Cunning
ham, Moorefield. w. VA: Mrs. Ger
trude Bowling, Cumberland; nr. and
Mrs. H. S. Hedges. Mrs. John r. Mar
tin and Mr.. and Mrs. O. r. Eichelbers
err. Brunswick. Md.
Mrs. Harness received a large num-
Der OF presents, silver and china ware.
cut glass. linen. hammered brass. etc.
attesting the high esteem in which
she is held by her devoted friends.
rrice-Fisher.
Miss Leila M. Price and Mr.. Arthur
EC. Fisher were married this evening
at $50 o'clock at the Lutheran par.
sonage by Rev. Chas. S. Trump, pas
tor OF the bride. The attendants
were Mr.. Harry NJ Fisher and Miss
Margaret Price, brother and sister OF
groom and bride. respectively Mr..
and Mrs. Fisher left on the S:i5 3.
and %. train for few days we'd
ding trip to Washington and Baltl-
more. On their return they Will go
TO housekeeping in few weeks.
The bride Is the daughter Of MIR,
James Price, Second street. She has
been employed In the Bon Ton MIL
,llnery store and Is pretty. estlmabie
and popular young lady. The groom
is the son OF Mrs. ]. w Barrick by
! her first husband and has an interest
In The stove, tin and novelty store Of
r r Fisher, North Queen street, and
IS a rising young business man Many
friends or the happy couple will JON
In the glad fluctuations.
Miller-Howman.
The Baptist church at Shenandoah
Junction was the scene of a very
pretty wedding at o'clock last even
Ing when Miss Mary Miller became
the bride of Mr.. p. r. Bowman. The
bride maid was Miss Edith Miller, OF
Baltimore. and Mr. j. Frank Seibert
this city, acted as best man,
The bridal party entered the church
to the strains of wedding marcel
played by Miss Esther Shirley, Shen
andoah Junction. The ushers wer,
Messrs. H. Littleton shaull. this city
and Mr. Granville Shirley, Shenan
doah Junction,
| Following reception the happ.
couple left on q wedding trip 10 tn,
least On their return they win resid,
lat Shenandoah Junction. Both ar
popular young people in that section
OF Jefferson county. The bride Is tn
daughter OF Mrs. Cora Miller and /
"a young lady Of much charm of man
ner. The groom Is prosperous ciga
maker and dealer at the Junction. II
Is from Strasburg.but has lived a
Sheneandoah Junction for about eigh