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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-11
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Gin CT ii BERT re II.
- gttfolultS Sebb bon SogerStomn,
Elm @rcn1icr I'M 9ienit Der nNeitIidcn
MorplGn0cr 9obngeieQi6oit," pur.
De gcItern in Der Hdbe bon Sbilr,
mont bon Dem 3ugc, Dem er 5llgc.
tbeilt mor, iib%erfubrcn, pobei ibm
betoe Seine obgeldnittcn lplroe. Gr
lpor bonn 3uge geiolen. SIM Solpi-
tai 81 SogerStolun fanb Sebb, Ser %
Sabre alt iii, Il,fnahnle.
9et'm ShlittenfaGren
oerlebt. - IlS iid Sr. uno Sroll
Ilcran6er SluDian bon Scr. 1902.
SIt-2niapette. 2lpcnlte, nit ibrem flei.
men Sobnden nit Sdlittenfabren
nmiliirten, ~itiir5te an Ser Ode ser
SefierionItrabe mo Golin0tons Ipc.
me ploblid) Der nit einem Bferoc be.
ipnnntc Sdlittcn nm uno ale orei
E%erionen mllr0cn olli 0ie StroBe &C.
idleuOert, no tie iih oller0ingS in
6oIBc oeS tieien Sdnce'S ltid)t piel
S6aoen tbaten. Hllr Sr. Slapian
500 i'd cine 8crlebung an 9luge 81,
pGbreno Die Sralt uno oaS Sinh nit
Dem Sbreden mo einigen GontuIio.
men oaDon fannell. Sn clnem @ager
bega6cn iid nQe 0rei nn6 Sauie.
9as Yfero mar BEL Dem ltnfoQ i6ell
gemoroeu uno our6ge9anBen, bod
balO oaralf eingefangen.
Mus Sem Sien It entlaiien II.
- Die Eoli5eibeboroe bat Den Eoli'
5iiten @iaiom 9. YcOoicoro BON
noroiueItli6en 0iitrift aus oernGienlt
entlaiielL neil oerielbe am 9ieritog
Ibeno betrnnfen lpar, ltno iein Sous
perlalicn bate, obne ieine Sorgeicbs
ten ooer ben YoIi5eiar5t benabridJ'
tigt 81 BADEN.
Or. GDappeIl niro beute
beeroigt. = Die 9eeroigung bon
Or. @iaiam s. GGappeQ, ipelder anl
GonnerItag Selbitmoro begging, fin.
bet beilte Ha6mittag Inn 3 llbr bon
ieiner lestcn @obnlmg, Scr. 1851,
0oro.@ilmoritroBe, ans auf Der .Wt.
Slioet-G Cemetery itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-11
Gulitif nno 8ulitifer.
Die Gnti6eibung bc5iigli6 Stootpro-
furotor 9rucc's Gnnoiootur fiir
sic oemofrotii6c MoporS 9tomi=
nation beporItebeno. - @uS ciu
Gemofrot iiber &apeS iagt.

Sn SEN nGdjten Cogen Mrs e5 i'd
0em Earncbmen rad entidei0an, Oh
Sta0t : Froturator Ni1iam Gabell
Bruce Der Manor2-GunOi0at Der De-
mofratiiGcn Eurtci' Organization icin
luirb, Gin acltern oI1gciteQter nod:
nloligcr @erlrdl, &rn. &oincS =. @or=
Ter 5n peranIollcn, OILS GanOiOut fir
Die O%emotratiide WtoOor@ Domination
alti5lttrctcnJ miBlong.
Gin 9emofrot aus Der Sdl,lc OeS
Gr.4}npors Sbomo5 Soroon SapeS
crfl0rte gcitern, 0aB SEER SopeS Scr
lo1iidc GonoiOot ici. Gr ioQte; ,0ie
rcpublitoniiAc Enrtci Organization
Ilelt Munor Gimngil@ ais Gun0ioos
ten uui, trob0Cm CT pcri0nliG QroBC
Sd(lndhcn bclibt, neil CT Der Stoot
cine 5icnlliG quite Administration &c.
geben bat. Ma& obcr majte bic quite
Administration moglI6? NlS inn
nod Dem pl0blidcn So0c oca Wonor3
Ntc2onc has Amt 5rlicl, inn0 CT ole
requirements inter Ger &eitlln0 bon
Gemofrntcn Dor, bic jllm 0roBtcll
Sbeile pom Wupor @opcS I'M Sabre
1900 eruGn1lt uorOen mnren llno in
1903 Don Mouor Wtc&nnt niG)t ourd)
Before &ciitc Cricbt mcroeu fountcn.
Nu6 lonb er bic bon iriuen bci0en
Sorgdlt9crn ollSAcnrbcitctcn ElQne
fiIr Die Stuotucrlualtlu1g Dor, Ole aus
6ufiibrcu CT 0urd) Die 0cmofratiid)en
GcportcmcntS GbeiS, bie CT 0onf Dem
Gbortcr nid)t obi6iittcIn %fonnte, &C.
6luungcn mur6c."
Scrr0 |alpin ii Sen CIR il en-
3mcig.
[Sn Ser q. @oro lpitt lidJ Elm bel
Der &ompf nm Die o%cmofrutiifc No.
mlnotion fiir Ben erl(cn EQtbS5iuei9
SIT. Serr SoffmonL Ser ieBige Ser
trcter ser @oro, miinid)t bic @icoer.
nomination un0 bat iid init Dem
WaporS-@anoi0nten 5. Charles 9in-
tblcum pcrbltnoCn, 0n sic Democratic
Idle &orO .@refutipe iid) gegcn i'm &C.
pcnOct bat. Sr. Sobn y. 8alpin lit
ein onoerer Gonoioot, llno icine Gon-
OiOotur lit bon elmer &eriummlllng
III 9r. 1870, 0it.Grob;S troBe, oic icbr
ltorf pon- Geutiben beiilft mar, in
0oiiirt moroen. Sr. @eorge 90.
Sdlolml0fiel fiibrte ben @oriib rno
Or. y, s. >8pli pos GrototpQ. 9ln.
Iprodcn biclten Or. u. s. @oIf, ga.
mllel 9crnltcin, Gbriitinn @rieb,
Mortin =. Hepnolo@ mo 9. $. GrD-
Ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-11
y&crcinigtc SGmgcr."

Gele9oten-S ibung in ser y@ermonio.
MGnncrGor-&ulc". - GrGliocllt
SbonloS bringt oie @rnenrtng
cincs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN 9hls
regutlg.
Gm Fat65fcaer 5eS .@ermonin.
QSannerdorsGlubbu ianO Qeltarn
1tbeno Die monatlite 0eriammlung
Der Gelegoten DER y&ereinigten SGn.
ger" ltutt, in pcld)cr Scr FrGiioent
Senrp SbomnS Sen Goriib un0 ser
Scfret0r SrcO. @ofmom Oo5 ASrotos
tol fiibrte. Nie ScIegoten erihielen
III 10 lfuoder Nn5obl, 0aB c@ Nh1-
fanga ldicn, ais Oh ilberbolpt bon
elmer &erinnmlung 2%lbltano genonl.
men merOcn miiBte, gegcn 1@10 llbr
ie0od) mar Die notbucnoige 3obl Don
% erreiht. @iC iiblid, fam ouS 4ro.
tofoll ilbcr Die lcbte &crIummlun0
3llr &crlcilug. NiCr5ll mur0e Ole BE.
mcrtlung Gcnlabt, 0oB Oa1 Nncrten.
nlln9Sldreibcn, nClde9 acnlaB &c
ihluile3 an ben friibcren ErGiiocntcn
@enrD @leleflng obgeben loltc, nldt
al ieine N0rcilc %0clon0tc. SetrctGr
@oimonn crflGrtc, 0oB CT elm Ocnt
Sci1luB cntlprcHcn0c9 Sd)rCi6cn an
Gu0e nod Der Gclcgotcn-&criamm-
lung an &rn. @ielcfinA nbOcianOt
babe. @r, Sel1rp Settler iibcrnobm
e5, nab Dem Gcrbleib 0cS 8rieicS
Nd6forlHpun0cn on5ultclcn.
Cen miMtigitcn N'ltnft 0C5 NlbcllOS
Gilrttc moDl cine NnrCQun1 Oc9 Hr0'
lioenten 5ltr GrnCulmg ciuCS Scr.
moltunGarotbcS icin. SEER GGomo2
ging Don 0em StanOpunft ans, 0nb
5lr Belt nur cini0c gr0bcrc &ereinc
Die @comtcn iiir Die .&crciniatcn
Sanger" ltcIicn. "a obcr icOer Ser.
ciL oh grob o0cr t%leir, nlIi Oicicl6c
Stllie geItcllt mCr0en iplltc, INN einc
Gintgteit berpor5ubringen, 10 mare cS
Icine S0cc, COP ieoer &crci1 cInc1
Wonn lnO 5mdr leinCn bcitcn icnOc,
oomit aus oicicn &crtrcteru ser Ser.
cine Elm Scrluoltun9Sratb 5uionlmct
gcitcllt merocn f6nnc, lpcld)em oic
Nufgobe 81 Sbcil mcr0c, ole Nn9cIc.
gcnbciten Der oGercinigtcn Singer"
fir bic 0clcgotcniiBunA 10 por5ubcs
%rcitelt, Dab allc groBcn Gcbatten mo
nnllotGigc fleinlide 3miitigfcitcn in
WegfaQ tontnlen lDilroen mo mn
cine Nnlnbnlc o0er I%blebnulA 0e9
betrefienOen &oridloGS oltrd) Die &c.
legoten notbluenOig luGre. GieS mare
nod) Nniibt OeS ErGlioentcn Der bette
@eg, cine @leihberchtigung fir oQc
Tcrciiie SIT iddffen. Gle Sorc otS
@rn. SbonlnS muroc bon Sen 9elegu-
ten NIT 0roBcm @cifnll olliQcnom.
men, porollf 0cnielbcn Der SlltitrnN
5t &bcil iuurOe, Die Sobc in ibret
&creincn sum Gortrog 5il bringen.
SoIlte bic N%nrcalung nllgcmeincn Nn.
tlong fin0cn, 10 miro porult5lid)tlid)
in Der n06itcn &criommIunq Elm
Scrualtl1n05rotb orgonilirt meroen.
Slt 9c5ig olf Die &ororbciten iiir cin
Wtaiicn-Gonjcrt mllr0c ~beidAolien
uorerit Die G%ornepols. Suiion pors
ilbergeben unO Damn ooS Muiif-Go.
mite bonocln 81 loiien. SSm llebrigen
muroen peri6ieoe1e In0ele9cnbeiten
sur Sprod]c 9c6raGt, Die nod 11id)t
sur Ger0ficltIidung rcif limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-11

Die Genniplpania 9abn be.
obiidtigt BEL ibrem oorit1otiiden
0ienit uno eini9en ibrer 2ofalbabnen
in Der unmittelbaren Ndbe bon Ybi-
laoeIpbia Den eleftriiden 9etrieb elm.
%5uiiibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-11


Ser .0rni0 Sill HcpubIiz
FAM d 6 lub Ocrt g. @ur0"
inooiIirtc in icincr rcgclmGBigen Ser.
ldmmlun1 0ic GonOibotllr oeS @rll.
4. Glop GimomlS iiir Mopor ltn0 cnl.
pfabl @rn. George &. Mtnnn olS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III Der 10.
@oro.
Srnuun0 in Ser Meno.
9erie. - Sin 6eber5teS G6rd)en bat
iid gcfunOen, OoS lid bereit erfl1rt
bat, lid in ser Arcnn pon S6erIt g.
!. Wun0D'S 300" an Nort6-I pemie
utO SnfItrobe trnuen SIT %laIie1. Die
Srauung iinoet am IS. 6cbrlor,
NbenoS 10 llbr, Itatt, uno 5par in
Der Nreua, lmgcben Don 9onen. 0as
Gilr5i8e, mas nod sur Srorumg feblt,
lit Der Enitor, ie0od) Fat ser befannte
S9ierar5t Or. Sclber erflGrt, oaB er
einen BaItor iin0cn mer0e. Oberit
i. 5. Wrn0p ul.o ieine Satin, ippie
Der @eidGftsiiibrer oes 800" @r.
2ouis s. Bed uno Satin iperben in
Der Irena onmeieno iein uno olS
Gruil5cltgcn iungiren. gls Sod)5eitS-
qeidenf miro SberIt Wunop Dem
0rautpaar Elm nit @olo gefiiQteS
S1idden iiberreihen.
GrIangte ieine Sreibcit.
a. Hidoro Stefporo bon annapolis,
iucld)cr Dor mcbrcren Iagen megen
ErilgelnS ieiner Sral pom Srieoens.
ridyter Sec 5ur Eriigelitraie perllr-
tbeilt lpllr0e unb an Die bobere SSit'
Itoll5 appeairte, plirbe gcItcrn aui
eiHen Sa6eoS = Corpus 9efebl biE
bis sur aprilIitung Der BroBgei6po.
relen inter @iirgi6oft in 5reibeit
geiett. ss,
9ennbm i'd it.
Goiuorb IS. Glemm uon Nr. 40, 2ano.
lpcbrsStrnBe, muroe RON Htd)ter Sos
ben in ser peitliheft Boli5eiitotion
lpe1cn ungeblihcn unoroe1tli6en 9e-
trogerls nit $15 uno Soften beltrait.
,Sn letter Belt lieie1 bel Der Toli5ei
ocs peliIiden Giitrift5 5nblreihe Sc
ld)perocn Gin, oaB iungc WfGOdlen,
lpeldje sic y@ern1anio MGnnerd)or.
Sa1e" beiu6teL an Gingang BON
edcnitebern ourd unflGtbigc 9emer-
fui,gen bel1itigt wurOen. am 0titt-
nod I6elto, ais Ser WnsfenbaQ oes
yOe Slo Steil G~onclope" in ser Ger.
mania : Man1erdor Sole" abge-
balten wuroe, iol Glemm am Gin-
gang gcitanOen uno eS troe mebrfa.
der @%arnungen ni6t unterlaIien
bober, irtnee WdOdcn, nelde Elm.
nnb ousgingen, aii5urempeln, pes.
balb i'm Yoli5iit WtcMonus perboi-
tete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-11

Gin Slid fir Werifo,
oaB Die &egierung oes grGiioenten
Oin5 Die augen offen bGItl Cont
lpilroen ieine giienba6nen ii6er furs
ooer lang in Den Sdnben zines unIe.
rer @%iIenbabn Magnaten iid Der.
IdmmeIn. Die nWerican Central.
9o6n" miro bereits BON amerifani.
lfen Sntereiien controlirt. @as Damn
fol9t, lebrt uns ia bas Sdifial I'LL.
lerer Va6nen. lin Dem p%or3iibeugen,
nlmnt Ole &egierung Die gabnen
lelbIt in Die Sano, 8. +. iie bilbet aus
Der Wlebr6eit Der slftien, sic fie in
lanmtlifen 9abnen bat, cine einSige
@elelifaft nit einem aapitaI 0
1926, 100000 unb beb1lt Die Con.
trole in ser Sano, pGbreno tie ben
getrie6 Der 9abnen pripaten @eiea.
I6aiten iiberldBt. Qlio cine obae.
Idlpo6te Iuflage oes in Seutidj-
lono, Staliet uno Sapan b~eItebenoen
Spltems. gs geniigt aber poIfom.
men, I'M Den Haubgeliiiten Der Cor.
porationen elm fir ale DIAL einen
Glegel por5uihieben. Bon elmer Ser.
udlierrng Der aftien imo IonItiaen
Eroftifen fam ga natiirlid aud feline
Ne0e lein. (g0b[)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-11

Eafe 5mr Heiie ms MmslanS &c.
iorBt 6. Gainc, Wr. Alb, Cit-yalti.
morcsStraRc, uabc Goltumbeuie.Ape.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-20
STATE DRY FARM CONVENTION

The Utah delegation to the Dry Farm
Congress held IN Denver. Col, last Jan
uary instructed the undersigned 10 call
Il State arid farm convention, 10 be held
near the time Of the coming April
conference.
In accordance with these instructions
n convention Of all persons interested
in any phase Of arid or dry farming,
or farming without irrigation. is hereby
called to meet in the Barratt hall Of
the l., d. 5. University. Tuesday and
Wednesday. April and 10. Four meet
ings will be held: At 10 a. m, , p. M.
and p. m, Tuesday, and 10 q, m.
Wednesday.
The purpose of the convention will
be 10 bring before the farmers of Utah
the latest and most reliable informa
ton concerning the methods and results
Of farming without irrigation, TO eS-
change the experiences of the workers
in this department Of farm activity,
aud TO effect the permanent organiZa-
tion Of State Arid Farming associa-
ton. Detailed programme viii be pub
ished later. MANY prominent men
have already agreed to take part on the
programme.
The meeting will be of great interest
10 all farmers, whether on irrigated or
non-irrigated farms. II is hoped that
large attendance Will be present.
JOHN A. WIDTSOE,
ISAAC II. GRACE,
p. A, SODER.
PROVO, March l3. 1907.
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Uh /! xx!7.-
!?!1-!-- Cranky and ak Because
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A Hint to Travellers.

While in Suffolk. Va, Henry Croll,
Jr., proprietor of the Beaverton, Mich,
Hardware Co, was taken very sick with
bowel trouble A travelling salesman
from Saginaw, Mich, advised him to
get bottle of Chamberlain s Collie,
Cholera and Diarrboea Remedy, which
he did "'It soon cured me, and | take
pleasure in recommending it," he says
No one should leave home on journey
without bottle of this remedy 1t is
almost sure TO he needed, and Is not OBJ
tainatle while on steamships or cars.
Sold by all leading druggists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-20

had been washed away. At Stockton
a general food seems inevitable, and
the public schools have been dismissed.
Guba City is now submerged to the
depth Of three or four feet
Heavy rains in the Sacramento valley
have blocked traffic on the Southern
Pacific lines to the East by way of Og-
den. and no trains are running. In ad
dition TO the washout near Floriston,
there is blockade at Summit, caused
by the collapse Of portion of the
snowshed. Telegraph wires are down
over the mountains and no information
can he gotten East Of Cisco,
The valley line is clear and trains
arc running to Los Angeles, but the
outs. which may be repaired before
nlrhtfall
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-20

The marriage of Miss Della Young
and Raphael Olsen took place at noon
yesterday in the Temple, an informal
wedding supper being served in the
evening at the home Of the bride g
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo w,
Young, The paror and living room
were prettily decorated with pink and
white carnations and sm,lax, while the
dining room was bright with n pro-
fusion of rcd carnations arranged In
vases. The girl friends of the bride
assisting in the dining-room were Miss
Rctta Young, Miss Margaret Harrison.
Miss Ivy Van Dyke, Miss Luclla War
ing, The bride wore a dainty wed,
ding gown of white silk null and
carried bride S roses. After April |
Mr. and Mrs. Olsen will he at home to
their friends at 5l3 South Third East
street.
The social event of the day was the
opening performance of ' Madam But
terfly,' which was witnessed by one
of the most fashionable audiences of
the season. and the performances this
afternoon and evening promise repeti'
throng. The stalls were all filled and
a number of small parties arranged,
The members of the Mispah club
were delightfully."- entertained recently
By Mrs. W, 4. Beatham. The time was
spent in sewing, after which dainty re-
freshments were served. The following
ladies were present: Mrs. G, r Clcvc-
land. Mrs. r. NJ, Blackmarr, Mrs. c.
NJ, Fallas, Mrs. j. f. Kirk, Mrs X. b.
Woollcy and Mrs. A. j, Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Smith enter
tanned number of their friends on
Friday. cards being the feature Of the
evening. Dainty refreshments were
served Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Taylor, Mr., and Mrs II. c,
Atwel Mt and Mrs. Smith. Miss
Maria Carson, G.. 4. Buchanan and Mr..
Sackrlder.
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie L. Savage have
returned from New York, where they
have spent the past six weeks, and are
the guests of Judge and Mrs. C. C.
Goodwin for n few days before return
ing to their home in Goldheld,
A box party was entertained yester-
day afternoon at thc Orpheum. fol
lowed by tea. The guests included
Miss Louise Sullivan, Miss Lorene
Learv, Misses Bess and Mildred Nc
MILAN. Miss Leila Stingey and Mrs.
Leslie Savage.
The meeting of the Twentieth Cen
turv Bridge club. which was 10 have
been held tomorrow with Mrs. w. j.
Browning, has been postponed until
next Tuesday,
n Fl. Peery entertained the following
guests at a stall party last evening;
Mrs. June Sadlcr Donncll, Miss Jessie
Anderson and l., H. Peery of Ogden,
Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Wood cntertai iued
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Hulaniski and Mr.
and Mrs, Hugh Wood at a stall party
last evening.
Mrs. William TibbalS left yesterday
for Europe. where she will spend sew
era months, Joining Miss Iibbals in
Naples.
Mrs. John Carver of Ogden was a
visitor in the city yesterday, the guest
of Mrs, NJ. A. Brcedcny
Miss Clara Dean is visiting with
friends in Ogden for {, few days.
Miss Florence Holmes is visiting
with friends in the city
Mrs Thomas Nippcr will give d re-
ception tomorrow afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-20

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covery" regularly and stick TO It's use
until you are vigorous and strong,
| Foul, impure blood can be made pure
! by the use OF Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. 1t enrlches and purifies the
blood thereby curing, plmples. blotches,
eruptions and other cutaneous affections,
as eczema, letter. or salt-rheum, hives and
other manifestations OF impure blood
! In the cure of scrofulous swellings. en-
larged glands, open eating ulcers, or old
sores, the Golden Medical Discovery has
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cases Of old sores, or open eating ulcers,
! 1t Is well TO apply to the open sores Or.
| Pierce's All-Healing Salve, which pos
eesses wonderful healing potency when
used as an application TO the sores in con-
junction with the use of Golden Medical
Discovery" as blood cleansing constl
tutlonsi treatment. If your druggist
don't happen TO have the "All-Healinc
Salve in stock, you can easily procure it
by enclosing fiftyfour cents in postage
stamps TO DR.. r. V. Pierce, 663 Main ST..
| Buffalo, n. Y. and ii will come TO you by
return post. Most druggists keep it as
well as the Golden Medical Discovery. I"
Not only does the wrapper OF every
bottle Of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
I covery, the famous medicine for weak
stomach, torpid liver or biliousness and
all catarrhal diseases wherever located.
have printed upon it, IN plain English. a
full and complete list of all the ingredi-
ents composing IL, but small book has
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-20
DEBATING SOCIETY
One Is Under Consideration by the Jo-
cal Highschool

Another attempt his being made at
the highschool to organize a debating
society For several years the move
ment has been on foot but it has never
met with enough interest 10 make its
permanent organization possible. Last
year IT was attempted by several of the
prominent students of the school, but
it fell through al the critical point, This
year il is 10 be attempted again, and
the prospects are that 1t Will have moro
success than heretofore,
There have been n number Of class
debntcs this year and through these the
teachers have discovered that there is
some good debating material in the
school. Tho teachers have had the prop
ositou in Wow for some time and are
waiting for an opportunity To put IL
before the students. This win no doubt
be done at meeting Of the Senior
class which will be held on Friday.