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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-04

rineoeportenlent Sdpon'a nlr29cIanot
mor0en mar, nm nnb Den mabreno
0es iopaniid) = ruiiiidlcn &ricgca ull-
trrgegangenen iopuniihcn &rie8S'
idiiien 5u ir6cn, orfgeiumOen NOR
Sen. IS lit ieBt cine llnteritfung
I'M Sarge, lrm ieit5uitcllct, Oh Die
.Oaibima" gcboben merOcn fam. Sic
DSoruboibi" bat ollf 0il STEELE, no
Oos ruiiiiGc ariegsihiff oScboitopol"
uno arulGberno alt6 Die StclIe, no
Scr &rcll5cr 0EafaIago" gcilultcn lit.
0uflcilllOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-04
Ter 9IpucnNiritis crlcncn.

Fort8mouth N..S. 3. Sepi.
GopitGn @rcenlief u. Mcrriam,
Gommanodnt ser bici!Jcn Ynrr.
ltarh bier i'm Marincbpipital, nod.
DEM Dor ctlidcn Saael cine Opera
tlon lpcgcn appendicitis oil i1m Dor
genonmlcn mOrocn mar. Cr crreid)te
eih Iltcr bon So Sobrcn uno bate
nod oua Shloftld)iif ,Miiioltri" mlf
Der iil10Iten Gobrt ser Sdladti6iifs
Slottc pou Ncm Dorf nad) Sun Srar'
cisco gcfilbrt, mar BORT bon bielel!
COMMANDO entbinnocn nno gum Cont
manoonten Ser bicligcn YarO
ernanllt mor0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-04

Oas repu6lifaniihe Sidet %geltintntt,
o6er i6 neroe fiir grpan itimmert.
@lr baben periitht, i'm unterjlfrie-
gen, neil mir i'm nidt fir perlaBlid)
blelten, ober no6 5pei Nieoerluge'l
bat ct iid bod oils iolioe genug ernie.
len, INN Die bemofratiife Hortei GIT
oomlniren, uno iiberaQ bat Iif cit
getpaltiger Gntbuiiasmus fir i'm er.
boIten. Gr bot bod INNER boS @obl
oeS Soltes i'm Serjen gebobt, uno
nun lperoe i6 fir i'm itimmen. Na.
tilrlld), ib rpiiroe fiir Nooieuelt flint
men, lpenn er liefe; abcr er l0llft ia
llldt, rtp ha meroe id) olio Iiir
SrDon ltimmen. SuS mar 0u& 0e-
reoe, mas ih mieoer unb mieoer ollf
ben GboiltouQuas 9eb6rt babe" Ct
flartc nSiooling Bob"
CAB S%cnneiiee in sic repl6lifoni-
lde &olonne geriidt meroen f0nnte,
oorilber bat er gelo6t. ,2Gferlid)
it's" meinte er, ylpeun id) irgcl,o ct
mas femme, 10 it's Der Stoot Sen!1ti.
ice, jeoeS County, ieoe SrtiHoit, ie.
Den Stein ilno ieocn Bad. llnb id)
lpciB, Oub Scnneiiee 9rooll cine gro
Bere WaioritGt geben miro, ais it.
geno Semano lett LANCER 3eit befonl-
men bat"
German iibcr Die y@GG.
den."
Hi6fielb SprinaS, N.,O.,
3. september. - Ser repu6lifuniihe
Gon0iont fir Dos 9mt OeS &ice-ErG-
%iioenten, SameS Sherman, mnr bier
Der GbrengaIt Der @aliier &creine
bet lbrem abgeboitenen n%GiIteoOfoo"
tSdngerieiD, mo Die gauge Srtid)oit
mar ibnl ST Gbren nit Slaqaen uno
@lnlpeln- geidmildt. $50 Sr. Cher
man lid 5cigtc, mlir0en inn Opatio=
men o%argebradt, unb iomobl bei lei.
llcr Intunlt, mte id)on ouf Dem @ege
nod Dem ~@arlington OPAL" ocnt
SdolploB Der Seitlidfciten, muroe
i6m bcltoloig 5llgeiubelt. @egcn toll-
lenO Singer betbeiligten iid an ser
Seltlidfeit uno Gbore ans 8ronpiae
uno Utica betbeiligten iid) an Der Be
merbung nm Yreiie I'M @ert6e Don
nlebr, ais $1,000.
SefretGr DC etcali muB ou
0cn Stump.
@aibington, 3. g., 8. Sept.
- 6lottcniefretGr Metcolf crihien,
nadocm CT Sericn BON orei Monoten
Goller in icinem ScimotbSitoote Ga-
Thornton perlebt, geitern mieoer i'm
Warine.0 eportement. @r lit nod
nid)t ooriibcr cntihIolien, Of er lid)
oftip an Ser ErGiibentihaita = Gonl.
payne betbciligen miro; cs oilt ober
nitt ais uniuobridcinlid), ooB er inn
Vfonot Sftobcr elm poor GcNcn batten
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-04
Ecgaims i'm Rod.
4 rnpiNencc. n

PROVIDENCE, u. s., 8. Sept.
- Die altberiibmte amerifanilhc Sc
gel-2)aht vEiritoL" bit ais Yed)er
%ertbeioiacr I'M Sabre 1885 sic eng.
liItc Yaht ~@eneita" idll,g llno ipos
ter als Scrgniigungsboot oiente, lit
Jest Der Nlotile i'm Cape Geroe-Ser-
febr 5lgctbeilt moroen. Sn 3ufrnit
miro vEuritan" bei'm transport
Don Eniiogicren lnb Sruttfargos
5lpiiden Gropiocnce unb Sen Cape
%eroc- Snleln an ser @cItfiiite poE
Ifrifn permenbet meroen. Tie alte
Menn. 9adt muroe bon oem p%eritor.
benen s. Walcolm 6orbes bon go.
lton mad ben ElGnen oes p%eritorbe.
men @o. Surgc6 geballt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-04
Maf cincm 3ngc cridpKcn.

glnefielb, @,sgo., 3. Sept
Or. $. Somaro Sopcrs aus Nortb
Sort, @.-Ta., muroe bellte olli eiI1cm
SIT aepItone Citation baltelloen 3ll0e
bon @. @eslep @ilfcs cri6olien. Gin
alter @roa criItirte 3piidcn beioen
Monncrn nn0 Sopers ioG bGiliig &C.
orobt baben, @ilfes ST. tooten. Nls
.er beilte ieincn Sein0 crblidte, podtc
cr i'm an Ser &cblc ulo mlroe Damn
bon ibnl nieoer9cid]ollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-04
@crfcbrsIt5rmmg III Wanituba.

Winnipeg, Man, 3. Sept. =
Sn Splgc llntermiiblung Der 9abu-
betten Sur6 @aiier fonnten aili ser
n%9anaoiid)cn Yaciiic-gabn" LANCE
gabnsiige an elmer 100 bis 200 Wei-
len oItlih bon bier gelegenen Stref,
wdbreno ser gau5en &aht nift por-
m1rts fonlmen. Slim Tajiogiere per-
%ungliidten, bod nuroeN iemano ernIt.
lid uerlctt. Ter ShaSen, Den Die
9abngcieaidaft erlitten, miro ouf
cine babe bis oreipiertel MiIion
Collars ueranidlagt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-04
I'm Glepclnn0. D. If Ser orr

= Sn Glepclano, O., lit ser grobs
Sol5bof Ser rSaginam Ban 2umber
60" an ser @eit-3. StraBe abge-
brannt. Gurd bas 3elcr, msIdes
eincn S6aoen Don 100000 anrid)-
tete. pnroc Der Iiooutt. lpeld)er ocn
Gitli6en nnS meItlidcn 5beil ser
Sta0t pcrbinoet, euf bas SdIimmlte
be0ro9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-04
8ift i'm Bier.
9tciu- Oorfcr &er6re6erban0c nuigct
bobcn. - Spfcr ourN Sit BE-.
tdltbt ltu0 berQllbt.

9tcp- Dorfer &erbrederbau0c nuigc'
bobcn. - Spfcr Ollr6 Sit be-
t6ltbt lulo bcralbt.
Hem Yorf, 3. September. -
Sine Goroncrs= Sllrp CAB Dor Coroner
Sbru0D Elm W%orOucroift gegcn 5uci
OtGnncr )tno cine ISrou ob, mclde
obnc Notwithstanding Ocn Combs
iibcrniclen mur0cn, I'M 0a3 T0rNebcrt
Der @rou0- Surp %ob5luuortrn. 0icS
mar oaS G%r8ebniB cil35 &lQlteItS,
Der 3ur Grn1ittclung Der llrio6e 0c$
lo0c9 bon San Golicc, einem 2ln9cr
~ltelltcn ser o9tcm- SerieD G%ntrals
9abn," o~bgcbaltcn mllroc. 2anicc,
ser IN South Nmbop, N.-S., lcbtc,
mar am }lbcn0 0e3 10. 9topcmber
porigen SobreS inn NinterboIe oe5
N0uie9 9tr. 10, gSeIt StroBe, tier.
beno nu~fgciu10cn morocn. Cine Do
button, Die nad) ieincm Gpoc I'M
@ubion-S Ctr sSoipitoI porgcrommen
mur0c, ergab, oob linn @iit ms 9itr
Qeid)iittct mo cr pcrglitct por0en
mar. SpGter fonrtc Coroner Sbra-
on, Ser iid) oieic5 acbcimniBppacn
Sollcs Defenders nn0clonmcn bate,
icItItcllen, 0nb ser So6tc i'm $34 be.
rolibt mor0en mar. Gic Sen Combs
ibcrmiclencn @ciungcucn iino SoGn
HoIominSfp, Ectcr ScrmanSfp mo
Icine SfmGgerin Gim &crmonstp.
9luBeroem erlicB Der Coroner Soft.
beicble gc9cn StoniSlotS @crnlonSfp,
sen @otten ser SiQp, ser icBt in Gr.
ropo mcilcn ioQ, uno gcgcn cincn
WntrL ser mir ais Bouts, Der Slloc"
bcfnnnt lit.
sd CLAUDE" erflGrtc Coroner
SbroOp nod 9eenoi9ung oeS Sl.
Qllgits, oOob mir uod GrIeoigutg Sic
lcs Sales NIT elmer Gouoc BON Sit.
nliifern a%uigerGumt boben meroeu,
Die ipItematii1 lire Spicr ollrh @ift
betGltbte urt0 Damn n%lsrnrbte. IS lit
Dies elmer Der bemerfellSlpertbeltcn
Sale, Don benen i1 ie gebort babe"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-04
&analoamm bnrdJ Npnamit serit0rt.

-4IE#- u NM
Solicit, en-, 3. September. -
Bon unbefunntcn Gerioncn mltroc
al Dem liter ollf ser Sainois- Scitc
oe$ &ainois- unb Midigon = &onolS
bci Gbannobon, ~ Meilen iiiomcitli6
bon bier, Ourh Gpnomit Elm @ru6
bon 100 SUB 2Gnge berbcigciiibrt.
Der onitoBcnoe Giitrift mllroe utter
Mniicr geicbt unb oie 9lbtbeilung oc3
&unalS 5luild)en Solicit mo Ghunno,
bon pcrlor ibr gnn5c5 @olicr. @ootc
Itranoeten iii 6Ol0c Ociien, Slide iob
man slt Enuien0en SEN @ooen ocs &us
nols bc0cdcrL sic Shiiiabrt lit Doll.
Itonol0 6rodl gclcgt uno bic Sobritcn,
mcld)e ods @aiicr ocs &onols ais
SricbtraIt bcnllbcn, baben gcld)lolien
mcrocn millicn. Die Sprcngllna ltcbt
nit cincm Strcit 5uiidcn Sen &onal.
Gomnlill0rcn ln0 0cm Stuat alli Der
cinen mo 0cn Nrtl6aftcn G|bannnbon
uno SroD ouf Scr unocrcn Stite ne.
gen Der Nriidcnirngc I'M Suiommcns
bang. IS bonOclte iid babel oorlln,
Dab Der Stant lid lpcigerte, b~auf1llig
gemoroene 9rildtn mieOcr ulliSlliiib.
rcn oocr 1T Heparotilr III balten.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-05-21


Levi Chrisman, incdentals
and board prisoners 172 g3
Brown & Harper. building
voting place 1877 80
Burroughs Adding Mch. Co.,
supplies 90
Sisters OF Mercy, care paupers 30 90
j. l. Neff, incidentals l3 OF
q. r. Castner, fruit inspector SO 40
Lane& Sexton, supplies roads 35
s. Bolton, ,inoidentals "a 10
W. h. Huskey, deputy sher-
if election and putting
up booths 6 100
Chronicle Pub. Co., printing
ballot election, etc., l73 90
|. O. Nickelsen, supplies % 60
A. N. Bohn, printing and
supplies 1Ol SO
Joe Kirchhott supplies county / 25
Walther Williams Hdw. Co.,
supplies roads LOG S5
Pacific States Tel. Co., use
phones 6 70
W. A. Johnston Il Co., road
Hansen & Thomson, supplies
roads 6O4
a. E. Crosby, supplies paupers ! 20
E. G. Pease Co., supplies
county 2S5
l.. l.. Davis, money r. D.
No. II 246 S5
l.. l.. Davis, salary Supt.
r. d. No. II 81 so
&. l.. Morse, gravel X. d.
No. 81 40
j. N. Williams, salary Supt.
K. d. No. Is 65 90
j. X Woodcock, deputy assessor lao co
L. IL. Co., use team q SO
ii. j. Hibbard, salary Com. "A 80
G. II. Stoughton; same 40 10
j. M. F'illoon, justice peace
fees o.
John Crate, witness j. P. c. $50
X. V. 'iibons; same $50
f. G. Sexton; same | sol
FL. L. Kuok, supplies county I5O
Dalles City, care pauper Is 60
Maier Il Schanno, supplies
county IL Dol
Cottage Hospital Asso., care
paupers 46 OOl
DIR. ii. NJ. Dumble, medical
attendance paupers % O0l
Odell Improvement Co., hall
rent election S col
Hood River Glacier, publish
ing proceeding 800
Snow q Upson, supplies roads 10 90 |
A. Z. Lake, transportation
paupers l3 20
Henry Menefee, supplies and
deputy sheriff election TAO
b. Il. Eadleman, money r.
d. No. 5 100 90
b. Il. Eademan; same (spec-
isl levy 100 90
I. Glaizer, money r. d. / 100 90
j. P. Wilder, constable fees
(Falls precinct) 355
j. f. Staniels. putting up
election booths 90Oi
Whereupon court adjourned.
A. h. Lake, Judge,
II. j.. iibbsrd, Com.
Ii, Stoughton, Com.
Attest: S Bolton, Clerk
The Most Common Canse Of Suffering
Rheumatism causes more pain aad
suffering than any other disease, for
the reason that ii is the most common
of all ills, and it is certainly gratifying
to sufferers to know that Chamberlain
Pain Balm will afford relief, and make
rest and sleep possible. In uany cases
he relief from pain, which is at first
has become permanent,
while in old people subject To chronic
rheumatism. often brought on BY damp
ness or changes In the weather, per-
manent cure cannot be expected; the
relief from pain which this liniment at.
lords is alone worth many times its
,ost, 25 and 50 sizes for sale by Keir
( Cass.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-05-21
NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS.

Notice is hereby given that the board of T.
rectors Of the Hood River Irrigation District
In Wasco county, Oregon, will sell the bonds
said sum, to $4,000, at 10 o'clock a. m.,
Ia turday, the 3Oth day OF May,
190b,, at the Office of said Board OF Di-.
rectors at the residence of Percy A. Smith
In said District, and that sealed proposals for
said bonds in the lots or amounts above spe.
cified will be received by said Board at said
place for the purchase OF said bonds until the
day and hour above mentioned, at W hich
time the board will open the proposals and
award the purchase OF the bonds TO the high
est responsible bidder, the Board reserving
the right to reject any and all bids; bids to be
accompanied by certified check for 10 per
cent Of the amount of the bonds for which the
bid is submitted.
Said bonds shall be payable in money of
the United States In ten series as follows, to-
wit: At the expiration OF II years five per
cent of the whole number of said bonds; at
the expiration of IL years, six per cent; at the
expiration OF the 18th year, per cent; at the
expiration of the nth year, s per cent: at the
expiration Of the 18th year. 9 per cent; at the
expiration of the 10th year, 10 per cent; at the
expiration of the 18th year, IL per cent: at the
expiration OF the 18th year, l3 per cent; at the
expiration OF the 10th year, Is per cent; at the
expiration OF the goth year, l6 per cent and
shall bear interest at the rate OF six per cent
per annum payable semtannually on the
first day OF January and July of each year.
The principal and interest shall be payable al
the place designated In the bonds aAd bidders
are given the option Of having said bonds
payable at Portland. In the state of Oregon;
or at New York City, In the state of New
York, and said bonds will be issued in ac-
cordance with the election of the successful
bidders.
Said bonds shall be each OF the denomira-
tion of not less than One Hundred DOL
lars or more than Five Hundred Dollars
and shall be in negotiable form, and coupons
Jor the interest snail be attached to each and
signed by the President and Secretary.
Dated at Hood River, oregon, this l4th day
Of April, 1905
PERCY A. SMITH,
SecretarY.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-05-21
NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS.

We are pleased to announce that Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar for coughs, colds
and lung troubles is not affected by the
National Pure Food and Drug law, as it
contains no opistes or other harmful
drugs, and we recommend it as safe
remedy for children and adults. Clarke
Drug Co,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18
From Another Point of View.

& digging
over the ROAD
Now and then we are reminded
politics
Deos nomination for the pres
dency exhibits morn
Commander Pea the north pole doubtless
fees of Republican uneaness
convention comfortably the candidates
for localan would be about the right size
There one consolation in becoming
and over railroad crossings
seems to have been decided
depended the strongest
An Ann Abor will be the capital OF
the world by the declaration but how
yougo dsprove
In declining to receiver OF photograph
probably had mind suggestion
to the public OF masters voice
sit the parks and entertain
would
this campaign year and they
are
Will ticket
cepresidenta
nominated Friday Before the
Is will doubtless have rocked the boat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18
Great Thoughts.

The warning elem ants he braves
Upon an angry sea,
All fearless scans the mighty waves
With manner bold aud free.
But though to perils he Is blind,
His soul Is deeply stirred:
High, noble thoughts pass through his
mind.
He gives them in a word
Bully"
In Egypt rests he for while;
The pyramids he'd know,
And must beside the river Nile
on things OF long ago
Immovable as In a trance
He gazes at the Sphinx
Then gives emotion utteTance
To show the thoughts ne thinks:
Bully"
In Darkest Africa he stands
Upon n mountain peak
A wondrous view mis- eye commands
As fine as man could seek.
mighty forest stretches far
AS his keen sight can reach.
would you know now what his
thoughts are?
Hark! Pregnant is his speech
"Bully"
The sea, the sky. tho teeming earth
Appreciates he fully.
And testifes TO all their worth
by his deep. heartfelt Bully"
N A. j., in New York World
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18


not once but many times that the one
thing important for working women
to do was to range themselves togeth-
er to fight the tyrant man.
What on earth are women who say
things like that thinking about?
Women wage-earners are paid sal
aries to do their work-not to be
women.
The man who wants competent
stenographer doesn't care whether
that stenographer is black, white,
green or yellow; old or young, man
or woman.
Half the time he really doesn't know.
All he knows is that his work is well
done. In which case the stenographer
gets a good salary and holds on to a
good position.
Or that the work Is III done; In
which case the stenographer gets a
poor salary and will lose the position
the very first time there's a chance to
employ some one more competent.
The factory girl who gets fined for
being late to work is fined not be-
cause she's n girl. but because she's
late.
There Is and should be no such
thing as sex in business.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18
Famous Skat Players.

AT the eleventh congress OF the
Skat Association of America. which
took place in New York recently, one
OF the speakers-said that the German
emperor was a. the head of the list
OF skat players in his country and the
late ex.President Grover Cleveland
came first on the list of Americans.
AS TO Mr.. Cleveland. there seemed 10
have been some doubt in the mind OF
one delegate, who said: "Pinochle
is the ex-president's game. and | know
that while he lived in Buffalo he met
German friends regularly at kneipe
there 10 play the game. He had pino-
chile partners even after he became
president. and since then has played
the game often. But | never heard
until now that he was a Wenzel-rit-
ter" In order to settle the dispute.
n letter was written TO Mr.. Cleveland.
which had not been answered when
the news of his death was published.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18

tainable in their homes. and without
regard to religious belief or sex"
The Lake orion Bible conference Will
be held this year from July "a TO Aug
ust .. Among those on the program
are the Rev Reuben n. Torrey. who
conducted a mission In this city last
spring, the Rev. Frederick D; Leete
OF the Central Methodist church. De-
troit: the Rev. Il. III. Sidebotham, OF
Korea; and Mai James IT. Cole. OF
Adrian. Joseph Cohn will give an ad-
dress on Jewish evangeliZation. A
number OF other prominent speakers
Will participate in the program.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18
Some Advice to Women.

A business woman who wants to
succeed never says anything about
her headache or her backache or her
home troubles to the man who pays
her salary. She isn't a woman to
him. she's an employe, and II she has
any self-respect at all. that's what she
wants to be.
The fact is, men In business are
not tyrannical enough to women in
business.
The average man Is so much kinder
to his woman stenographer than he is
TO his male clerks that the idea OF
calling him tyrant In his dealings
with women Is a joke.
Business men put up with enough
silly incompetence from business wom-
en- to make them out a title clear to
the name OF martyr, and not to the
name Of tyrant.
It's all wrong, the whole woman In
business proposition; all wrong.
Women ought not to have to be In
business at all But as long as they
do have to be In business, then they
must attend to business, and expect
TO be treated like paid employees, and
not like personal friends.
IL women would range themselves
together" TO do the work they are
paid TO do, and let II go at that. there
would be some use in their having
conventions" and In their listening
to speeches about the ''tyrant man
who pays them the money that buys
their bread and butter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18
Old Schloss of Heidelberg.

The old schloss OF Heidelberg, &C.
cording To recent reports. Is To be-
restored" by order OF the grand duke
of Baden. despite the protests which
have been made by many people in all
walks OF life. A native Of the place
showed TO an American tourist last
year the personal protest which he
filed against the scheme some time
ago. In IL he says. In part:
The schloss Is the great attraction
Of our place and draws people to the
Neckar. No doubt IL was more beaut-
iful before 1t was blown up. but fine
rooms and great halls would not In
terest visitors so much as the ruins.
and the finest picture gallery would
not receive the attention Of strangers
as much as the ruined deep dungeons.
with their grewsome stories. You
might Just as well take up the zinc
floor In the dueling hall and put mar
BILE In its place. or remove the antique
furniture on which our great men. as
students, carved their names. and re-
place II with modern mahogany.
think OF a restored schloss or a mod
ernized Hirsch Gasse as would OF
an Egyptian tomb lighted by electric.
ity."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18
TODAY'S BEST STORY.

Eugene Walter, the successful young
playwright, said at a recent dinner
In his honor in New York:
The playwright. TO succeed. must
make his point inevitably. Every
point. by fair means or by foul. must
be captured. Not loophole. for fall
ure TO creep in. may be left"
Mr.. Walter smiled.
I'm fact. said he. "the playwright
must be as sure of his point as was
the young lady who took advantage
of the present Leap Year to propose.
"'She didn't give me chance. her
husband explained afterward to a
friend She said: will you marry
me? Have you any objection?" Thus.
whether said yes or no. she had me
cornered.'
well, you might have kept silent
said his friend.
THAT is what | did the other re-
piled. and she flung herself on my
breast. murmuring that silence gave
consent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18
PREsBYTERIAN.

The Canadian Presbyterian church
has 264. 99e members and 100000 In It's
Sunday school.
There will be no Sunday evening
services i'm the Second ave. Presbyter
ian church until the first OF September
The First Presbyterian church, Sag
Harbor. l.. l., has received Eltt OF
$4,000 from Mrs. Russell Sage. TO al
ter and improve the edifice.
The Rev. Egbert w. Smith. ID. d., oil
Louisville. KY. prominent pastor oil
the Southern church. will preach In
the Jefferson Presbyterian church
Sunday morning. July 10.
George Hood. member OF the Trum-
bull-ave. Presbyterian church, VIII ELI
ter Princeton Theological seminary, IN
September. rrumbull-ave. church has
four young men preparing Tor the min
| istry.
!, The Rev. J.. IRE Stewart, pastor OF
the Fort Wayne Presbyterian church
and Miss Catherine f. Mclean. daugh'
ter OF the Rev. Or. and Mrs. Mclean
OF Goderich. Ont, Will be united ir
marriage the coming month
The Rev. William II. Clark. d. D. ol
Detroit. has accepted the call to the
pastorate OF the Crosse Pointe Evan
gelical church. TO succeed the Rev r.
A. Bray. resigned DR.. Clark has taken
up his residence In Crosse Pointe.
The Rev. Angus II. Cameron. OF I'm.
manuel Presbyterian church. Will spend
the month OF August at the Y. NJ. G.. A
camp at Lake Nipissing. Ont. During
his absence, the pulpit OF Immanuel
|'church will be supplied by the Rev
w. T. Hall. OF Detroit.
The Rev. DIR. Black, pastor of Beth
any Presbyterian church. Is spending
his vacation I'm Chautauqua. ~. Y.
whore his family went when the
schools closed in June. The Rev. W
A. Service will supply the pulpit. sun
day morning and evening. July 20
and the Rev. James wilson. OF Dover
court Presbyterian church. Toronto
will preach the first four Sundays In
August. -
The Rev. Joseph W. Cochran. D. ID.
of Philadelphia, will preach on sun
day In the Forrest. Presbyterian
church. The subject OF his morning
sermon Will be Our Three Selves
and In the evening he will preach on
Modern Pharisees." DR.. Cochran Is
secretary OF the Presbyterian board OF
education. having been called to that
position from the pastorate OF the
Northminster church. or Philadelphia
Last Sunday morning Scovel Presby-
terrain church received nine new mem
bers. making the total membership OF
the church 625. At the same time the
two new elders-elect. j. i. Griffin and
Alexander Weston were ordained 10
their office. This church is near the
Grand River-ave. Methodist. the