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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-11-13

Your hands and yolr heels Keep
down,
Your knees keep close to your horses
sides,
And your elbows to your own.
This old bit of advice for the would.
be horseman is quoted by a writer
In Baiiy's Magazine and declared to
be perennially sound.
He quotes another old hunter on
the subject of what he calls "the
divine gift of hands, in riding. This
old hunter, John Darby, used to at
tach two pieces of Irvine to the back
Of an ordinary chair and draw the
same tighter until the chair balanced
on its fore or hind legs, according
to his own position.
Then when balanced he would keep
it, so to speak, on the swing by
gently manipulating the Irvine or reins
he held in his hand. A rough pull
would, Of course, have upset the chair
one way, whereas the fact of not
checking it in it's movements at all
would have caused a total loss of
control over 1t in the opposite direc-
ton
"And that" when the exhibition
was concluded, he would add lis
hands, gentlemen"
Jogging to the covert, continues the
writer, you may note one fine horse,
its owner fully equipped throwing its
head up and down like a pump han.
die; another sweating profusely al
though the pace has not exceeded five
miles an hour since it left the stable,
and third snorting and prancing
about all over the place.
Why is this so? Simply because
the rider of neither of them is pos.
sessed with the divine gift of hands"
He also pays his respects to the
hideous American monkey on stick
seat and sarcastically demands why,
if it really is such an advantage in
racing. those in authority do not place
penalty of, say, Ell On each rider
adopting it to encourage others to
still ride as horsemen with an equal
chance Of success? How our grand
sires would laugh II they could only
take a look at our illustrated sport
ing newspapers of today,
THE riders they would compare, ]
fancy, to the monkeys and the horses
as substitutes for the dogs they rode
round a sawdust ring in steeple-
chase performance in the days OF
their youth at some travelling cir
Gus or country fair.
THE old paintings by artists of an
earlier day. depicting steeplechasers
and racers extended like rocking
horses, are charming to gaze upon
as a pick me up after shuddering
at eontortionists on the backs of snap
shottedi horses limping along. with
stringhalt In three legs and cramp
in the other"
There was period in English his.
tory when juvenile smoking was en-.
forced officially. The diarist hearne,
In writing of the plague OF London,
in 1865. says: Even children vera
Obliged to Gmoak-"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-11-13
RECIPES.

Maple Parfait.-Into IL cup OF
maple syrup stir 2 well-beaten eggs;
heat slowly until it thickens as much
as it will; when cold add / cup OF
cream whipped stiff. and put into a
pound baking powder can; pack in
ice and salt hours.
Corn Oysters.-Take 1 cup of can
ned corn. add 2 tablespoons of cream.
1 wen-beaten egg, Ia teaspoon OF
salt, 1-S teaspoon of white pepper, 1-2
cup of -four: mix well. drop by small
spoonfuls into equal parts of hot lard
and butter. and fry slowly until nice
ly Drowned on both sides.
Beef Loaf-One and one-hali
pounds OF hamburger steak. 4 crack
ers relied fine, egg, teaspoonfui
salt, 1 teaspoonful pepper. Ia cup
boiling water, IL cup of milk, 2 tea
spoons sage. Cook 10 hours.
Brula Cream-This recipe will be
appreciated by those who make their
own ices and creams for summer use;
Make custard with 2 eggs and a
pint and a half of milk, Put l
pound of real dark brown sugar In a
very hot skillet, and stir until it is a
rich brown. Mix the melted sugar
with the warm custard, cool and mix
with a pint of rich cream. Freeze
the same as ice cream.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-11-13

The diamond cutters of Amsterdam
are in distress for Lack OF work
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-11-13
WOMAN PAID $4,000 TO DINE

WOmA4N TAIL |1V,UUU IL Ou4NE4.
Society in London is interested in
trying to learn the name of the won
an who surreptitiously paid $4,000
for the privilege of being numbered
among the house party to meet King
Edward at noted country house in
the midlands.
A woman was among the party
whose name was not on the list sub
mitted to the King, as is the custom
The omission was mentioned to the
hostess. She excused herself by say
Ding the woman was a relative.
Owing to a quarrel between the
hostess and the guest whose name
wasn't submitted to the King il
has leaked out that she paid the
hostess $4,000 in cash to be permit
ted to bask in the presence of roy
atty as a guest. -
1t is reported that the King heard oil
the incident and caused the hostess
name to be stricken off the court
list.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-11-13
EDUCATION AND INDUSTRY.

Mrs. Mary Martin Kehew, presi
dent of the Women's Educationa.
and Industrial Union of Boston, IL
the chairman of the committee Of
women named by the Society for the
Promotion of Industrial Education to
investigate conditions among the
working women of the country. Among
the members of this committee are
Jane Adams of Hull House, Sarah
Louise Arnold, dean of Simmons Col
lege, Boston, and Emily Green Balch.
professor of political economy in
Wellesley College. In their repor.
recently made to the society they
state that the American home il
rapidly deteriorating and on it's way
to possible downfall. For this con
dition they name two reasons, first
the lack of scientific housekeeping
second, the immense number Of boys
and girls who are growing up with
out any training by which they will
be able to earn steady liying.-New
York Sun.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-11-13
GOOD HoRsEMANsHIP.

What Is Meant BY .Hands"-The
s,ioan Racing Seat.
Your heart and your head keep up,
Your hands and yolr heels keep
down,
Your knees keep close to your horses
sides,
And your elbows to your own.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-11-13

There was a period in English his.
tory when juvenile smoking was en-.
forced officially. The diarist hearne.
in writing of the plague of London.
in 1865. says: Even children vera
Obliged to smoak-'
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-11-13
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ence, whose enamoured youth in tns
"Eunuchus" rejoices at having
sweetheart who did not wear a cor
set; "for it is ridiculous" he says, ito
compress the waist to such an eN
tent as TO resemble a rush.
But not only women employed stay9
to reduce their waists; men also used
them. These stays were made of lind.
en- wood. According to Aristophanes,
such stays were used by the Athenian
poet Conesius. Emperor Antoninus
according to his biographer Capitol
mus, also used the same means in or.
Ger to maintain his slender appear
ance.-New York Tribune.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03

NuA = AAl ~ atAts'iN "N' sN'stt
Nnourb ruerbcn die Serioiel mo &9rper.
iddtten, incorporate obcr poiltllbe. pelbe IN
Der Staet Nnliilnrre ein @ef61it betretben, fnr
peIfes bic GrbebunG ciiter StunissSlce15 cr'
~foroerli1 lit, uuigeforoert, AM oocr Dor Dem
eriten Saae oca WiunetS Mai b. 50. bon SetteiI
,t Iolen poer bieielbc 6u er1euer1. sine Sers
fduntnib Der Grleucrula tbrcr SiceIld bis 6llll
eriteu Sage ocs W.uuats Mai B.. IS. ei1ie piceni
BON Eerlonen. Die iegi iolbe @eiGdite befrelbei,
lpiro o%ielelbel elmer @eloltrdte lnterlper1ell:
Sn Observation-Disclosures nit bent 50. slrtlte!!,
40. nno %. Nrichuitt, oeS 9ooer Der al9eiilet'
neil 1fieniIibcn Sciebe merbel slppllfanteIi fhr
Iraoers' 9icen5en uuigetoroert, III Eerlon BOT
6ufpredeH urlo cine beibporene Nn9abe itber
Den gSert0 oes bon bent beinetcIt gpplttalien
eefiihr.el 2alera 81 iiadeit. Sie Steeil5 miro
bemgeIndb alsQettellt fperoeH.
Sr. Aoam Teupert, Yitlar ocS Common
RseassSeridts, miro AM mo r1dh Msputaa, ben
q. stpril 1905, Slpif6en Den Stunoen bon . llbr
SprmittGGs bis 1 ltbr 9infmitta9s. in teineirI
Niireai I'M SroGcidob oes Serihtsgebdloes.
6ubettcitrabeii CT. G%ineun9, 5rr guSGnbe bon Si'
cen5eri bereit feit.
SaS taa.ssNerIidernnas Requirement bon
W{arplano miro am mo fldO Sretta9, oen !.
Wtni 1908. 5piicbcn ben Stnnoen bon 8 lbr
8crmiitaqS unn 4 llbr Nad,nitidGs in ietnell
@iireaur 9tr. 900, gglmercul Builoin9," gdlti'
more urb 5ontbsStroBe. 8ur SerulsqobripB
bon idbrIihcn 9cridernuss. Wailer'aitenSen
bereit fci!i.
9pbcrt I. Iabgctt,
Shcriif BON Baltimore.
(9tpriIt. 8 .6.s .t0.t3.15,17 20, q, 24,27.29.3O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
Catherine Tinfcloen.

Gs lturb am Eonneritda, oen >. glpril 1909.
nm , llnr JIdhmlllda5. Catherine 6iHtei0en,
iabre. sic Netr0Iquae iin0tt SuHntaa, nGH
+. llpril. = lbr 20 JiahmlttaGa. pom Iruuers
bduie. Jtr. 1901, SiIOs Charlie EirGBe, aus
mptCrO." tH4-GD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
IN lic6cnbcr Grinuernnd

an mICiHcll irCuen ~QeliebtcU &uter
SrnnS gScinrridj,
der hCute Dor Aluei Ndbrelt. am 3. gtpri
1906. Iturb. ubcr nithi u@CrGCiiCu III.
Hube iaritl Der Grnc SdImmer
Ncnut has @rn1. ole glil1e nitbt.
Sbiafc uubl! SEES lOoC5 Sblummer,
@rnbcsnn6i fil0rt Sid 5un Gitt!
Sriibe fhieoit St BON Den Scinell,
Srii6 qingit Su 3lr eu'Gen Htu6';
Sic AM @rube nm SID lrcincu.
Scuf6cil: SID. luic out MART Su!"
Sod lett ibIitit 2u obnc EorQcu,
Sih il6rt fem Gcrduim Der gSelt,
Sir entQCgel Qlurl8t Der Wt0rGeu
lleber icncnt SterneuBeIt.
Or ut niAt mebr. ole treue Seele!
9lhl mciu Nuter IN ui6t mCbr!
So iiiblc. mas nit i0m mir ic0let,
llno blide pebmuibspOll uirber.
: @ott, luic bait Su mib betriibt,
7u. Der oo6 font mid ber5lih liebt!
(Ol1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
@crmiid)te In5eigen.
Y(llc Scidlenbcitatter,

welde in Der staet Baltimore ihr e,cihdft be.
treiben, peroem biermit bcnnGrihtist, Npplita.
tiuu nm 6rnencruha eincs 2ieen5.S Certificates
ant recr Dor benz 20. 9gril 1908 5u utatlen ;
~oieleIber peroen ierner dufseforoert, aIei66eia
tic nit ibrer gppIiintion iGr 9rnelerutg5-
Gertiiifnt fir 1907 cirknienoen.
Sm Nuiir1ae Der Observation-Disclosures
beboroe bon linrhlunb.
@cprsc u. I,u,ucn, Trdiioent.
G.. NJ. Mitfeq, Sefretir.
COZ, 80 .t00.6,O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
Siireau Der Nb5uastauat6 outmiiTou Der etaOt
Baltimore.

Shreau DER |p5ngstnnal'o ontnlllNon OCT StaoI
Baltimore.
geriiegrlte Anacrptc nit Der Autldrttt SBro'
pOiaI ior &uiIoing Gait Gotp Sepel Snter.
SsploT aom Sf St@sI 5ntert sSE9g0l 9acti IoT 2&HI lSfol
potaI tor Greeting. Sllgerltrreture Of Sgp49e
Yumping station, g@ropoiaI ior Building
&S1 IImpina 9lot G@G an HnP osn as6aFo 81 81 st aSiTSgss
Der Stdot Baltimore geri6tet, rteroeH bis
Mittuod, Den 20. apriI 1905, II libr @or,
mittnoS, i'm Siirenu oeo 6rn. !. Seluea 1bo-
mas Observation-Disclosures i'm Ratbbnus, 9nlti.
more, no, entge9er acloninlell iur Den Van
oeS 0itltcDen Iletnibenlis Sal1turnls, Sefttoll
I mo ?, ole 9rriCbtlmg oes Gberbulie5 Der Srs
cremente YltmpensStatton une GonIirultlon Der
Sli1oantente mo oes llrtcrbnlles Der GIcres
nlente &impensS tatlon. lpie glues .dlt pen
lSIdnen ner5ei6nei III. ole i'm Viireuu bcs Gbtts
SrGenienrs Der ~Gummiiion uuibeluubrt iinb,
Spe3ifiiutioneu uno RIdle ibnnen an uio
rGd Samitaq, ben II. April 1908, anf @GnD
mer 904, ,,Amcrieau" Suiloing, Baltimore,
Mo, erlangt peroet. Sine @ebitbr BON $3.50
iiir iehe Spe3ittfntion nut NInnbrrd tiir ben
titIihet 3tefntoeal. 6nrqtnnoI lno BON 81 90
fiir iehe oerer fir Den Gberbdli mo unterbnlI
Der Grcremente Rnmpeu.S iation erbpben.
Gin beglnnbigter Gbed, an sen Wtnnor uno
-anaeflbrten Getrae mnb ieoem AHgebot beige
liipt fem, ndTli6:
Settli9cr 1ieiniocais6 unaianaL. Sett. I, 81 800
Scitlifcr Iiefntocal' 5algianaI, Sett, 2, $500
EberbGu Der @rcrenlenie characterization. $1,000
8unoumcnte uno r~lnterbaI Der Grcres
meUte SintioIt. ............ $1,000
M6geidnHtc Enautitntcu.
Scitli6er 9tefnirenn 5dngidnnl, Seittol /: =,
1870 Sub GOSSIP. YGditein4 uHb GoncretsStarGI
700 sub 81 sou. Nddiieins uno GpncrctsRcndl
$50 SUB 55z5bu. Nndlteinz mo GorcrttsStnnul
G,250 Gunnrnt 0nroo lSalcrs StGeruaa.
Geltliher StefuiOCnlis Snlpinildl. Scit:on 9.
$40 SUB 52s50H. Bddiiciilz mo GoncrctsNGnGl
sos St6 4Ss5bu. Guditeira mo Goncreis0anal
1900 6ub 45s8na. Saditeins nno GoilcreisStail1l
1926 Guaoruts 0uros Tuiiers Sid1cruip.
Cbcrbun Der 9rcremenle BunlpelsG Station:
@e6duoe-1S0 Sub 0 Sol bel 1855 SUI I Sou,
50 SUI bonn Sbertbeil oc5 unterbaieS bis BUM
Gnnm Der 6nipts SadtruQehnlIcn
S6ornitein - etlud POO SUB bod.
SunoemeRte llno l~lnicrbal hcr Grcrenlente
ElInpeH= Siution:
2l,400 Gubifparos gllSGrnbung.
10000 SubiipuroS @oncret.
10000 Bfuiio StubI-S tilbi.i6e.
1000 Rfuuo StrlitursStubl.
Scr erfolqreicbe 2lnQehOtitcQcr nlub 9ir1s
sibnit iteuen ltito ocn Sorifriftcn bt3 Staots
CHARTERS III 0e5ilg am Gortrdftc @enl9e
leiitclt.
@hIgeGote fir icoen GontraIt neroeu icporot
Ghcrhau lrto ttliier6uu Der GrCtenlente Eunls
pensGtutiun iperocn uuherocm 6ifamlneil as
eit @unicS in Neiradt ge5ogcn perhei.
Sic Se6Groc bebalt lid 6nS Jled1t Dor, lrSeIlo
Gin uno alc YnDeboie 6~uriid5mpellcn.
Sm ~gtuitrugc Der Nb5n93fnluls GotllniiHon
(gc5.) Gctcr 2carp, IT,, Soriiter..
(QeS.D 0arrD ". 6uo8ere, Setretdr.
@~eftdiiGt:
R~rGiioent Der Guntguit Neb0roe.
(ee3.) G.. N. Vuc.
(gpril2,3 3. 4.G,7~ ,S,0.10,l1,13)
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Manrcn ms Icnihcnhaar.

@rubeS Nfiurtimen. bon ,W,Grluiu Vnfts."
i3dpfen, @pn,saouurs etc. spiiicuidai.iihe NC
iid,ts. Wlaiiagc, S%riiircn, ebannp uins, Saartdr'
ben. Snars lS1urcn nuf 0efteuung geferitqf.
man Itein MitteI, befonoers fir amsiauenoes
Saar bcraeitelt. G.. 6nen Ycttp, I'll Nnro'
Oah.Str, 3fpitben Gcnirdlsspc; rno Wsoni'
mentsStrdke. (Wiir514 1Wf.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
Die Sdlloftranfheit

oieH uber ole Collaboration in
Ntrito ltn0 Die Gnt0edlmQ cincs Sell.
mItteIS NtorDl fir 0icie id)rcdlid)C
&rontbett iid) ou93cidnctc, bcOurf
nod ocrl oHBcrgcm0bnlihcn Stropu.
sen mo Gntbebrungea Dielcr leBten
Sorld1tng5tour ttner qritnOli6enGr-
bolltng un0 5l 0telem 3mcde miro Die
Neltrellc u1ternommen. Ger @cs
lcbrtc mtn &Gn0er 6eiudcrL Die cr
bi@bcr nod nidjt geie6en bat. Ofit
ben Ser, Staotcll mill cr Beginner.
IS Iiegt nift in ieiner N6Iidt, Dor.
trGae jt balten; jeOenfaQ9 miro cr
Ole 9tioaora 6Gllc uno Sen 2)cQom-
tone Notional : Eort beiu6en. Nuf
ocm @cgc Oort6in miro er ieincn 5rpci
in 81. Solli9 mobnboiten 8riioern
Mcrmom u10 &ciurid VI. Sod cine
Niiitc MADDEN.
9icidafon3lcr Shirt @illom bot
cine &ciic nod g3ien Qemudt un0
mllr0c BORT bon Dem Gaiicr 6rur}
Soicph mclHcr bon ieiner fiir5lidcn
Grf0ltung gcneien lit, ioluic BON
Dem lbronfolger Gr}ber3og 6run5
6cr0in0lro c%mpfongen. MGbrcn0 lei.
nc5 Yltfcltbaltc5 in Der &ailcrIta0t
al Der Conan conferirtc CT nit DEM
oItrei6iidcn MtiniIter 0e5 NuauGrti-
Qcn iibcr Derid)ie0cne o%usmGrtigc Nns
gclegc1bciten, bouptid6Iid iIbcr Die
mucc0oniiGc 8rogc, melde ncllcr-
0ing5 Dem CONCERT Der Wtdd)tc groBc
Nciubrcn bcreitet. 8robe Nidtigteit
miro 0icIen Goufcren5cn bcigclegt.
NGGitcn Wonot miro ea 5mCi
Sabre, BOB Der groBte mo mthtigite
Sbcil bon Gan Srmn3isco ourd elm
Grohebcn 5critort %lpur0c, moourh an
1000 Wcnlhen rmltan1en un0 Gigerl-
tbltm BON cirfu $3O0,O00,0O0 uerlo-
rcn Qing. >Slt Der 9to6t bon 9on-
ncrltog oltf 6rcita9 lester &odc er.
eigncte lid, I'M mcrifoniid)eu Stootc
Guerrero, iUCldcr bGltfig altf oieit
@ciie bcimgeiudt miro, ein Gr0bc-
ben, meld)e5 5pei StQotc llno mcb-
rcrc 0oricr in Griimmcr legtc mo
800 W%icnidcnlcben ol9 Spicr gcfnr.
bert bubcn iou. 8cIon0ers Idmer
mllrocn bic Std0tc Gbilopo mnoGbil-
polcinAo bCtroiicu. Gic @Guiigtcit
OernrtiQcr &%ntoitropben IN Central
mn0 Sii0nmcrito Iegt 0ie gefiird-
tllug tobc, ooB Die oiclcn WfiuiOncn
Golors, mcId)e mir iiir Den Eona-
mntunol mtaQCbetl. cttpua rnlidtr
ongcIcateS &opitol iino. Die @e-
ihid)tc ilber iene Gropbctrn Gllcllc
IN Scr M0hc pom g9}cloity 9Hisc., mci.
fc oIlc oltf 0icirn Continent entire
tln0cn Grobcbcn r~caclnldBiq etlidt
Gage uorbcr 0urtb l0llteo o0riIlcn"
onfiinoiNt, nn0 lpiort pcrltumm1t, 10
halo Die Grld)iittcrung tbatlGdlih
ci1Netretcn lit, niiritc in oo3 Meid
Der 6obcl SIT uerpciien ieil.
Sapnn bat Dem IN San Srul5i3co
bon GorConCrn Crnlor0etcn unlcrifo~
Mid g inpnniid,en Giplomoten ".
9. StcpcnS, peld)cr 0en &oponern
olS 9erotbcr mo He6tSbciltonO quite
0icnIte in Moibin0ton mo Goreo
%leiitctc, nod nod icinem So0e Oen
Orocn Der Enlightenment Sonne Der.
liebcn uno ieillcn &interbIicbencn Die
Sunme pon 100000 permiQi0t, bon
iucId)cm @etruac Goreo $4,000 bct
5ultcltcru bat. Tie Somilie SteucnS
funn irob lem boB Snpolt feline Gc-
plblif lit, 0cnn Hcpltblifcn iilo be.
tonntIih lcltcn 0ontbar.
Hniulauht9 tiirfiid,r GGNer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03

geriencitc SorSrruuaS.s stun cbutc, nit oer
slnfibrilt a4ropoia.S tor eoGl tor i0e gSdter
9ouro" perfcbeu mo an oeIt nGouro OF
g(uuroS" oer Stuot Baltimore u%orcfiiri. peroel
bis Oiitt,podI, ben g. glpril 1908, SprrtiitaGs II
llbr, i'm Giircau nes neutrality-suspicious., Ndtbs
bnue, Baltimore. MO, entgegen genolnnterI lltr
I~ieierune ulo Iblicfcrlilig BON 10 nlel Neths
ioblen, mie bon Der 9SatierbebDroe pdbrefo neo
am 10. Npril 1909 enoenoen Subres gebrnlitf
peroen m69en, aeindB Den Spe5ttiiatioren, mel.
dc i'm Niircau oes SSailersS n9enlrlrS I'M
9tatbDaiS BON Baltimore, mo, 6u erbaItelI
fino.
g(ae 5rrScrun0Sa9lnGebot miiiien bon einenl
begluuUigteu 9bed, aut cine Clearinghouse"
8anl In Der &6Ge BON $4,000, ge5oGel an
Grore oes MiaDorS mo Stnotratbs bon Bnltis
more, begleitet fein, ino miro bon Dem eriol9s
REDEEM Wietcr ole Steui1g elmer 5%ulrteocn ltels
leitocn NilrNi6uit tilr Die ge'uiiienbnite Instlbs
riilg nes uebereinfoninello, Dem eoppclieH
Gontruftpcribc plcidiommello, oerlalgt.
Die Sonirnit, Scrsebtia5sBebDroe behalf it6
scH Hecht boz, irgcno iuelbe ODER ale Irgeboie
"a Ocrlperfcn.
Mirco VI. Euid,
gSdiersS IlgIliclr.
. n,ng4.-t,
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~&erIamrHlHnDS 9lu5cigcn.


uUtntnldHp SnuCrfGNtfClh.
SGmiina, ocr a.. slpriL %bClos 5 llhr, sc
neral 9i"CrlummlutI Iuo gtituc5ubliul Der per.
lctidbritdeH &ctirdgc in &Grfbs pugc. gtr.
as. gScftsSertEQtuIs StruGc.
tgi-1l nina. 0uat. SCfrctdr.
ntinicl Sraii1s&erecn."
Sic picrteliuhrllde Observation-Disclosures
miro beHte AbcuD 5 lbr in Der ,StdgsSdle"
iIdttfinoen. Ser Heltru1 III an oICiem AbeHo
Idlt9.
Seinrih %. @un Seiur,
ty4) Seiretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03

Huiulanb's tiirfildJe SGber,
Ganitable.@ ebarbe, 8pitamt Beaen. etets oiien.
tAiua22-l
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Wcurne e. M,ccScr,

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in DER 4Sobulng icines Su6ne5 Srunf \. Wtec-
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ScfanntmadJnugeu
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mittuls. am Dtittup1l, oen 10. 9lpril 1908, emit
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gfrroefIttcr iir eincu, orci rbcr iedjS Niuuatc.
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mHb iebem ~gtnlebot ~beiaciiiat ieiit. Sa9 Aedbt
ulCiUt bor0ebalten, iQreub lpelhe ooer ale 9Hs
gGbotc 81 peructlen.
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NeitdiiGt:
Z. Sarrlj WiuBuui,
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C2Ipril3.4 49, ,S.u,I0,11, 1870
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Irrhcrif EnlfcnItcin. icn.

IS ftarO plOtIi9 am /. gpril 1908 in fetner
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HubDluh gcfmnuu.

IS itarb am 2. 9pril 1908 i'm 9nter BON IS
Gabrcn 10 liOHdtcu mo / IuQeu Muoulpb
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The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-24

Don't cook on Xmas Eat q
the Greer house. Tables rssrysd
il ordered in advance, Dinner 800.
Gillette Safety Ra1ors. SmoOs
Drug Co, Agents.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-24
A Merry Xmas to Friends and Readers
CHRISTMAS

The DEMOCRAT takes pleasure extending compliments Of the
readers ard friends Merry Christmas and Happy New
plains in
the David has
the memorable whole civilized world
birth holiday Whatever
th" forth als Gbey
Prince Of Da House. the sublime
taught by Him. Christmas
Many lessons learned from His teachings Not only during Yed should
remembered Making
OF Christmas Man is happy when bring others.
and holidays
make Others Learn the lessons Sethness
happiness lnger with all forever
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-24
JAMESGRAY, FORMER
MEMBER Of PROVO
CITY COUNCIL.
DIES
James Gray Died at the Provo
General Hospital Wednesday
Morning at 1880 After an
Operation for Appendicitis
Was HonOred Citizen.

AT the age Of sixty years, James
Gray, well known as "Doc" Gray,
died at the Provo hospital at seven
thirty Wednesday morning. Death
was caused by appendicitis. Mr..
GRAY was operated on for the attic
ton but the case was too far gone
and life could not be saved.
Mr.. Gray was born In New
Brunswick, Canada, February %,
l849, and came TO Provo in 1854.
He leaves wife and eight children.
He has a daughter in California
who has been notified OF the death.
Mr.. Gray was a respected citizen
Of Provo and is we'll known here.
He has held several positions of
trust, having been a member OF the
city council for several years.
The funeral will be held in the
stake tabernacle at p. m. Satur-
day,
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-24

The enterprising merchants Of
Provo are displaying considerable
skill 10 the way Of window dressing
and hundreds, Of Reople have been
coming down town in the evenings
to view their efforts. The children
have been made happy by the Santa
Claus features and the youngsters
who have been trying to tell the
Younger ones that there is no Santa
Claus have been given the iirmest
rebuke. "Because saw SlntaClaus
down town." the little folks would
say.
Beautifully dressed windows are
some OF the features Of Yuletide.
The best dressed show window re-
ceives the most notice, which will
account for the efforts put forth by
the respective merchants. In this
city there are many windows which
deserve mention and the enterprise
of the firm is clearly displayed
by the display put forth.
Santa Claus work shop can be
seen at Barton d Blakes and it has
been of great interest to the little
folks. While Santa Claus work,
ing hours have been somewhat lin,
tied the idea OF seeing Sapta's work
shop has pleased the children.
Fletcher aud Thomas have &
prettily decorated Christmas tree in
their window. 1t is bur,lened will
suggestive presents for gentlemen
The color effect is good.