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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-17
2$arttcm6 erd.

g tutt0art. Ser rGappens
bof," Elm groBe8 Setonomiepeier, ba8
in Der NGbe Stuttgart8 inmitten berrs
Iiaer 2aubpdlbcr Itegt, 9ing in ben
8eItb Der b~etannten 0pmpteuIe Drip
Claire Seliot iiber. - Die Snbdberin
zines OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Trau RoIine
9eims, puroe BON ibrem M,anne our6
brei RepolperIdiiHe t6OtIich psrnunbet.
Der Mann erttum nah Wtijhflen lino
be9inQ SeI6itmorO. 49, gn Der rbieIigen
Ge9niIten 6o6f6uIe iino mJlnufens
ben WinterIemeiter 892 @ttbireube,
baoon 653 @iirttemberQer, f91 unoere
Ret68oeutI6e uno 48 @psIIneer tits
qeI9rieben. @u8 9ofpitantcn Tnh 420
YerIonen %3ugeluRen.
6eiIbronn. Der 65idbrtge
@einaGrtner 6einri6 mar am Nedur
nit benz ReiniQen Ieiner Butte bei6Gf.
tigt. @r gIitt aus, fiel in Den 5tlb
uno ertrant. acknowledgements
fu6e paren otne GrfolQ. 49, Die SIN
baber Der Sirma 9arl gerberi6, ga
pierpaarenfabrit ma6ten gum @noena
len an ibre Der Itorbenen Gltern cine
Stiftung BON 10000 Mart gu @uns
fen ibrer 2lngeitelten. Dieie iplen
in elmer nod ein3uberufaoen Der
iammIung ielbIt beitimmen, tpie Die
Summe al berpenben lei.
Sdlbci m. Die bieIiqe Stride III
nit einem Nufpanb pon 10000 Marf
elmer bur9greifenben Grneuerung ilns
tersoqen porben. Sic erbieIt cine
neue SatriItei, neres @eitiibl, cine
neue San5el uno cine i60ne neue Or
gel. Die innere 8smalung erfplgte
mad Gnttpiirfeu BON SunItmdler Yfens
mig in Stuttgart.
8 iibingen. Die Nolitlinit Iss
bette aus BEN alien &linifoebduoe in
bic neuen RGums Der mebi5iniI6en
&Iinit iiber. Die 2eitung Der Yolis
flint lie9t ieBt. in Sdnoen oeS l. @iIi.
~itensar3tes Der msbiSiniI9en &linit,
Profefor Or. Stfrieo Miiler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-17
26iirinGi(6e Staten.

&Itenburg. Der 2anotag bat
Elm 9eIeb angenommen, bas Die
Steuerfreibeit fir ben 9of, Die
Staotsbeamten, bic @eiItli6en unb
2c9rer aufbebt. 9as @eIeb bat in
SsFen nur fir Observation-Disclosures Sill
tigteit.
Sena. Die 5irma 9arl 3eiB bat
ibren neutrality-suspicious. auf bic i'm
perflofenen 8eihdftsjabr perbienten
@ebGlter unb 2obne 10 9ro3ent nad>
ge3abIt. Die Summe, Die gu bieiem
s3ped CUR 4us3a9lurg gelan9t 1T, be-
trGqt runo 100000 Wlart.
SadIfe[b. Die neue GiIenba6n
Gi6ihtzQ obenItein, beren Sbeilitrede
@ititts Gutenberg Wursba6 in 8es
trieb eenommeu parb, bat cine QGnge
bon 1873 Sitometern. Die 8autoItcn
Der 8abn lparen auSfGliebli6 Der
9runoerperb8toIten, auf 4,525,O00
Mart perdni6lagt.
@ dIei3. Der i'm Sabre 1898
bonn bieIigen Seminar %abgeguugene
2ebrcr 81. MeQ aus @era bat ben
@uftrdg er6aItrn, in g(iisn bsutIde
S9uIen 5u erri6ten. Sur 3eit befins
bet ii6 Weq auT benz orientaIii6en
Seminar in Berlin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-17

Satin aus Giferru1t, Der Mt6ro9r
Itelte ii9 ielb't Dem Geri6t.
Sra 3. SnfoIge epibemiI6en Quf'
treten8 Der WlaIern in fieben S6uIen
bs5 S6uI6e3irtS purben neun Slais
fen geIperrt. On 500 Sinber ertrantz
ten an W}a1ern.
6 8 b a b. Cine Saiierin
GIiIabet6= Bs8ir6e pirO bier
erbdut. Der fir cine Saiiertn Gliias
betbz0 entmaI angefdmmelte 8etrug
purbe fir oieIcn 8du CUR @erfiigung
geItelt.
M II. Sin So6n bes betanns
ten 2anbta0Subgeoroneten Or. Gbri.
Ttomunnos in Weran, Or. meo, u.
Gbriitpmonnos, 1T in Snnsbrud ges
itorben, no er ii6 al5 Qr5t an Der
Meoi3inii4sn Slinit in qetreuer Nu8s
iibuns ieiner 9eruf8pfIidt iHfi5irt
bate.
q It t. Die ettpu 60 Sabre
ate Bfriinbnerin Soiefa R0oer fiel in
ben in Der NGbe Der ShuIe befinos
liden Geib. Qebrer 8. SepfrieD, Der
ben llnqIiid8faQ ipdbreno oes Inter
ri6tes bemertte, elite Der Grtrirtenz
ben gu t6iIfe, iprang in bas 5iemli6
tieFe DoFer unO 5og Die @e~run9liidte
nit eigener ~Qebens9efabr beruuS.
Srob Der roIdsn Silfs be8 uners
ihrodcnen ipaderen 2ebensretters uno
obpohl Die @~erungIiidte nod 2ebenSs
5ei@en CAB. peri6ieo Iie tur5c 3eit
bdrauf.
9rog. Die 3uderfabrit Modotp,
bic Der 80bmii6en s3uferi"buitriegss
felIhoft geb0rt, lit obgebrunnt. Die
&~ampa9ne lit geI6IOiTen. Der S6ds
ben betrd0t 100000 &ronen.
3 M 3 I. Die Mafdinen
fobrit 9riiber Triebrid 1T ponitGnbi9
nieberQebrannt. Der S4ooen bstrdgt
100000 8ronen. 8as Sbjett ma,
iebp6 perii6eri.
8 rebit d.. &uf benz S9IoB.
teife brafen betm S9IittI6ubIaufen
auf Der biinnen Gi8oede aft S6iiler
bes 8pmndiiums Elm. 3pei 3ertianet
e%rtronten, bic iibrigen tonnteu e~erette!
perben. - Sn Der NGbe bon Brig
brahen ebenfauS BRET Sdultnaben auf
benz oiinnen GiIe Elm uno ertranten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-17
Sro66er5ogtBum SeGea.

8 r m It q , t. Die Stabtper,
proneten= q riammIung genebmigte Die
9etaiIproiette tlno SoitenanI6ldge fir
baS berei!5 I'M 2tllguIt i'm PrinSip gez
ne6mi9te 3tpeite @Iettri5itdt8lpert am
9ornbeimerpeg. Ser @orani6lag
belGuft Ii6 auf 1.795,O00 Marf.
Gle E n. 6ier begin9 Der GlteIte,
i'm 0ienit befinoIi6e OberIebrer i'm
9roBbsr5ogtbum 9siien, Der felt 40
SIabren am @ieBsner G9mnaIium mir
tenbe TbepIoge 9rofefpr 3. Stamm
Icinen 70. Geburt8tog. Stumm lit
8oriiBenoer Der beiIiIaen 2anoeSsSp
nobe. Der 70iG6rigc YrofeIIor ertbeilt
am @pmnaiium nod ieoe Wo6e, uno
3tror in alien &laHen, IS ltnterri6tSs
itunoen in HeIiqion un0 SsbrGiid.
80 II &. 8ei Der S~taotperprbs
netenmcbl Iiegte nit erbebIider Mebrs
belt Die 2iIte Der 0ationoliberaIen,
Der 5reiIiHnigen uno oe8 Gentrum5,
ge9en bic bereinigten 0emptraten unb
So3idIbemotraten.
@itbeG. Sn elmer bieiigen @irtbs
I6aft bantirten 8uriden nit einsm
RspoIper. ben tie Der Reibe mad be-
Ii9tigtsu. Sn Dem Nugen6lide. dlS
tbn Der % Sabre aIte 2uoptg Stoa
in bic Sano nabm, sing Elm SduB
los unb traf ben iungen Mann 70 uns
9IiidIid, baB Der Sob auf Der STEELE
eintrdt. .r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-17
0eaerrei6.

Wien. S6po9l bas gefinben bes
aaiIers bortrsffIi9 1T unb feline Spur
feiner lssten arantbsit ii6rig seblis:
ben 1T. iOuen I'm GaI9ing teine Sofs
Bale f%tattfinben. Die Qsr5te perIans
gen. baB Der aaiIer fid ben unbes
quemIihteiten uno QnItreneungen ni6t
onSiebe. Die nit biefen Spffeiten pers
bunben iinb. - Der bisiige Gtdbtrut6
btIdGoB, Die 2eite hes am 81. Mai
1909 ~eeitprbensn eenioIen 3cnbi6s
tiers Sofepb Sapon BON Giienftabt in
nnsarn nab Wisn gu iibsrfibren. -
Sier itarb i'm 70. 2sbsnsiabre am
Shlage Der Wdler 4usuit giienmsrs
ger, elm S4iIer Sarl RabIs unb fem
Mitarbeiter bel Der ausfdmiidung Der
neuen pradtbauten Wisns.
G ger. Sm benddborten Iieen
Der gditpirth Scua feline iunae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-17
Irennf6weis. An6aft. 2Safae&.

9 rdun d III g. Der 2ans
beshdliffpeftor Sans Stub6e in Stets
tin TIT atln prbentti6sn profefIor fir
Observation-Disclosures on Der Seds
nifben Soff6uIe gu grauni6tpeis ct.
ndnnt tporben.
SERB #. Der Gemsinberatb CAB
81 Der 4bfdIisbung zines @srtrases
nit Der 4nbaItiiden Sinan5s 0iret>
tion betreffs Ginri9tung zines a9t
Seftdr sroBsn Obitmu ftergartens fir
ben areis 3erbit feline ,3uitimmung.
Grol e n. S9uIratb a. .. Or.
gbersba6, bds friibere Iangjdbriae
Mitglieb Der WaIbedf9en Sberiduls
keboroe uno bes 2ebrertollesiums bes
1ieiigen ReaIprpsbmnaiiums, bat fein
50idbri9es 9ottprjubiIdum bessben
tOnRen. aus peIhem QnIdiie ibm bic
pbilofopbif9e 5atultdt Der llniperiitdt
GOttingen bas 0oftprbipIom r.,
aeuerte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-17
Sreie Stable.

8 m burq. Der Pro5eB BEG
Sdfeiibetrieb8rereinS qeGen ben 9as
Feltdtteit @erbGhb inf6rge Dt8 leBfett
Sods Strites bat nit Der foIgenoen
GntTbeibung geenoet. Dem @erbanb
1T fir bic 3utunft perboten, gegen Die
@inftequn9 bon Gtritebrehern por3us
ge9en, uno fir jeben Sal, in Dem cine
ueberfiibrung ipegsa elmer 3utpibers
banblung ge9en bds 8erbot porliegt.
lit cine Strafe ron $4,000 Mart feits
gefebt. - Der &aNfmonn Seligmann
fubr in Der Na9t auf einem 8icDcle
cine ,3eitldng neben elmer 4utompbits
brpfdte Der. sis er Dor benz Strait
tpd9en bic Strobe trcu3cn ppllte, fam
er ouf benz IfIiipfri9en StraBenpflas
tier gu Sal. % Der G6aufFeur me
gen Der tur3en GntfernunG Die arafts
probate ni9t mebr gum Ste6en brins
gen fonrte, gtng bos &uto iiber Sc
Iigmunn bintpeg, Der ipfort getObtet
tpurbe.
g rem I b a b n. Die I'm
tponblund bes 8etriebes Der 8remers
bapener Pferoebabn in cine elettrii6s
piro in obie6Garer 3eit perfett per,
ben. Wdn tofft, ben cIettrifden Be
trie6 am /. Qpril 1908 er0ffnen gu
t0nnen.
8 ibed. Bel Der Senatspabl
t7urbe Der SDnbttus Der 6anOeIstums
mer, Or. Saltbrenner, gum Senator
oepGb(t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-17

8os ftitgeiteafe 8obIenfl63 bat 10
1Ieter M}G6tigteit.
2engen b. Sur @rbauung
elmer Observation-Disclosures bat
8ouFmann Otto 8dumgdrtel 5000
Wtart 9eItiftet.
Get 5 g, Die llniperiitdt 2etps
5i9 piro i'm DinterIemefter 1907
1908 bon 4341 Stubirenoen (oaOon
So Jrouen) unO SOL S0rern (oaruns
ter 102 6rauen) beiu6t. Inter ben
4341 Stuoirenben limb SGT GuSlGns
Der, barunter 249 RuKen, SO Bulge
rem, IA NumGuen uno Serben, Is
Siirten, % Rorbs uno 5 Siioumeriz
taneruRo 10 QIiaten.
9Iani 3. Die 1886 erbaute
SmIuBtir6e bier bat Der oer5ettige
&irdRnpdtron b. Qrnim Der bieItgen
&irfengemeinbe iammt benz @ottess
adler i9entungSpeiIe iiberlafen. Sic
ion burb cine 9eod6tniBtapeQe ers
ieBt peroen.
Il II a h enberg g. Der
I'M @ogtlanb poblbetannte Srt8z unb
Srieoensri6ter 0Drfel lit i'm Glitter
BON SO Sabren 9~eitorben.
3ittau. 9as Staotberoronetens
fouegium beIdIoB, our @rridtung
elmer 2ebrmertItdtte in Der itGotii6en
Sonoperterf9uIe 1000 Wdrt gu be-
ipi1igen. Gin peitersr 8eitrag bon
1000 Mart mar bereits pom MiniItes
RUM bepiutot pproen. Die Sunbpers
terI6uIe erforoert einen iGbrli6en
itdotiI6en 3ui4uB BON 1000 Wart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-17
MeGfenGnra.

g 9, tp n. Gin Mil4ipagen
bonn 5ofe 9onin belt por einem Scuie
bes 9orfes arioiB, no Der 8uti6er
cine 9eiorgung mdhte. Die pferbe
bes Wagens i4euten pl0blih, Der Da
gen f6lug Inn unb fieG auf ben in Der
NG6e fpielenben a%dtjG6rigen Sobn Der
Mittfps Rpggenborf. Der 9nabe erlitt
einen S6doelbru6 unO itdrb na4
e,nigen Stunben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-17
Sa@(en.

Dresden. Der 9Dnig bat bag
9tbfdiebsgefuh bes aultusminiiters b.
SGtieten -g~enebmigt unb ben O6erbiirs
s,rmeiter Bed gbemniB gum 8ultuss
miniIter ernannt.
6 bemni 3. Sur Grinneruns an
ihren Der ltorbenen Gbegatten, Jabrits
beiiser'4 gbeobpr 9ermsoOrf, ~itiftete
Jrau Sbereie Sermsborf 10000
Mdrf, bic in sriter 2inie ben Nrbei.
tsttDbtr 5itma Bouts 9ermsbOrf 8us
tommen ioaen.
Gbrenber g. Inf Der @unbors
fer 5fur iinb nit eiinitieem Grfplse
9ohrunaen auf grdunfo6Ie erfnInt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-17

;Frau, bic i6n lpegen 7etne5 brutaten
Quftreten8 perId1en bate, ben S6ds
bel eingefhla9en uno Ie bann uufs
gebdn9t bate, puroe BPM S6purges
ri&t pegen SootI4Ia95 gu 5ebn Sab
rem .3uG)t6aus p%erurtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-17
Of0cn6urd.

# n. Die 2obnbenegung
Der biefigen Wetaaurbeiter 1T mad IL
p0diger Oauer gu Gnoe %ge9angen.
Die @rbeit purbe beoingungsIo5 pies
Der auf9enommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-17
GfCaB. Sot6rinaen.

g ira s burg g. Die Grben BEG
perItorbenen Mit9liebs Der StroBburs
ger !6dnoelstammer, COMMENCEMENT
sSacobi. oeialoHen, gemdB elmer BON
Dem 8erItorbenen in ieiner lebtmils
Iigen 8erfiigung dus9efprodcnen 4b'
iidt, cine Stiftuna i'm 8etra9e bon
10000 Wtart ms 2eben gu rufen, bic
ben Ramen Sdlomon Sdco6isS tiftunq
fii6ren foq uno oeren G3inien 3u brei
8isrtel CUR @epdbrung BON Stipen'
bien an iunge Saufleute unb 3e6niter
81 tbrer neiteren Nusbilbung uno 81
einem @iertel ben 3peden bes Bolts
bibIiot6efspereins bienen Iolten.
4soubange. 0as groBe Spfs
gut Milbcrg fiel biz ouf bic 8runo.
malern einem oerbeerenben S6doen'
fsuer gum Opfer. Der gan5s Ge.
bGubetompler idmmt Mobitidr uno
aroBen Grntcoorrdtben ging in Slam
men duf. guA Elm Tbeil bes 8iebbes
ftonbss ginQ 3%ugrunoe. geinabe mare
Der GutsbeIiber 0reling, Der erIt felt
fur3em ros 0ofgut bepirthIdaftetc.
in ben 5lammsn umgefpmmtn. Der
S6oben Nib ouf circu 10000 Wart
9ei6Gbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-17

G uarburg. 0ds ieItene 1scit
Der goGoenen !So45eit tonnte i'm .ergs:
rem 6amilicntrciS oaS Gbspadr' Sit
feiern. Der Stbilar ftebt i'm 3d. bic
Subilarin i'm 80. 2ebensjabre. 1qBd6s
renb fat brei Sdbroebnten ipar papa
Sir aIs Pf0r!ner an bieiisen Bbmnas
FUN angeiteQt. t'F9t sli'.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-17

pdHe futis ansfaBb btistat g. Naine, ses,
4ia. Tit.seIiimste.str naee easSm souis.ass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-17
Drnpint 31pTrir.
Hrnntns OHprr,rHrn.

g 0nigsbers g. Das neue Srtss
itatut &~Dnigs6ere, bas nur mebr aes
rinee Nusndbmen BON Der pDIiaen
Gonntagsrube entbdlt, lit bonn Be-
airfsaus19uB genshmiet porben. Der
Nsferent mai prin5 Sriebri9 Wils
helm, Der Sobn bes peritorbenen RE
osnten Gl6re6t BON 8rauni9peig, Der
bier prdftif9e 0ertpaltung ituoirt. Gr
smpfabl bic @%nnabme beS Stdtuts.
9 3 Ser g. Quf Dem biez
ii9en gahnbof gerictb Der 32idbrige
9abnarbeiter Sutppsti benin Ransis
rem 3piiden bic Rdber zines Gifen,
babntpagens, Die iiber ieinen &eib bin'
i~psgro1ten unb BEN S0rper in 5pei
gbeile 5erriffen. Ser Sob oes linz
eliidliaen trat in ncnigen Setunbcn
eir.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-09
>. y, YartriDge,
NbBOfat HRb &e9tsaRwalt,,
42l 2aGapanna ausnus.
Scranton, 70.
S1nfcrbicbffabl.

9tuf elmer potiseilpo9e in 2onbpn
erf6ien Elm Tlann unb tIaete, feine
5ipei SGus6eh, bic sr in Dillesben
Green beieT;n babe, feisn ibm sefoblen
porOen. Gr fei ldngsre 3eit burd Sn>
fluen3a bettlGgerig setpefen unb aIs er
bann binausgefabren iei. um nad ben
SGuIern gu feRen, feien ie peri9ipuns
ben getpeien. goliaeiIids Radfprf9ung
fiibrte pirtGid our 9erbaftuns BON
brei Mdnnern. bic bic Sdufer in oIIer
@emiitbsrube ubgebro9sn unb bann
einige 20 Sonnen SoI3 unb anberes
Waterial pertauft batten. 9as bette
mar, bab Elm poliaeibiener Dor 9eridt
bsasugte. er babe ii9 psrfbiebens Male
NIT einem Der 0iebe unterbalten unb
babe ibn fosar einmaI aus ben Sriims
mern ge3osen, als cine Wunb gu fdneI
umfiel.
Gin Gbnli1er Taa ertignste ii9 in
Der 8oritabt ct. Sobns WoOb. Gin
Serr bate bort feline @illa augeidlofs
fen unb cine ldngere Grbplungsretfe
ansetreten. gtIs er suriidtam. mar fie
au ieinem Gritauren perfdpunben. gs
ftellte ii9 hsraus. bab 9isbe eiusebros
deu tparsn unb baB fis bann. ala fie
Gvrtten, bab ntemanb bon bem Dtebs
ftabl gloti3 nahm. often bic M6bsI Der
8illa fprtsef9afft hatten. Radber
batten fie bas 9aus auf gbbrud perz
fdlftI
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-09

Cine Wafferf d / DIT BON
13 SUB II 3on 9ide tpirb iebes Sabr
aus allen Weeren in bic Dplfen aufz
eenommen; bieWinbe trasen ibre 9uft
iiber bas 2anb, unb bas WaFer fGlIt
aIs Rssen ober Sdnee auf biefss aus
rid.
aus Rinbeupapitr tpers
ben in Sapan fait ausf9lieBli9 bic
@etreibes unb WlebIfGde bergeftelIt,
neil foI9e ben Qnsriffen Der @etrsibss
fpiirmer unb unoerer Snieften am
beiten piberiteben.
Die Sternfp parte Der &ais
fer WiIbelms sllniperiitdt in Strabhurg
iibertrifft in europa an @roBartigteit
ale dbnli9en Snititute. Ieibit bic BON
9resniuid. Sic beiiBt einen RefrattOr,
Der 100000 Mart gefoifet fat.
Die g 4iffsbepe,guns
auf ben srpBeH Seen umfaBte I'm
Sabre 1907 1879 5abr5euss BON
99, 1885, 400 gettotonnsnsRssiiitr, gee
gen 76,097 Sabraeuse bon 94.094.316
Rtttotpnnen=Resiiter I'm perbersegarls
gsnen Sabre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-09

annoucirt TN .8odenblatt.s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-09

Beftellt bas -Bo9enbtatt. =
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-07-24
A Unique Leap-Year Dance.

An attractive leap-year dance
is described in Woman's Home
Companion for August. Each
girl sends to the gentleman she
has chosen to be her escort, an
invitation to the dance, stating
at what time he should call fo1
her.
The girls agree among them
selves to exchange places, and
each girl is masked and dressed
70 represent some distinguished
character. When the guests
have all arrived at the hall, each
guest is given a slip of paper
and a pencil, to guess who each
girl is. A prize may be given te
the one guessing the most cor.
rectly.
Before unmasking, each mar
has the first dance with the cir
with whom he came. AfterWarc
comes the unmasking, and the
surprise-if the girl has played
her part well.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-07-24

General Revival of Prosperity
Seems to Have Begun.

Careful analysis of CONNER
cial, industrial and agricultural
conditions made by representa-
tives of the Record-Herald IN
Chicago and throughout the
United States show that business
activity in all lines is decidedly
returning to normal and in some
cases exceeding it, Crops are
unusually large and the number
of unemployed men and OF emp
ty railroad cars shows marked
decreases.
One of Uncle Sans reliable
business barometers, the post
office receipts, registered an ex-
ceptionally reassuring indication
that the business tide through
out the country has taken an
upward turn. In Chicago fully
10000 railroad en- have gone
back to work in the last six
months. Half of the men the
packers laid off last winter are
at work again. The idle cars in
the Chicago district have been
reduced one-half since the high
number reached in May.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-07-24
BIG BOOST FOR GOOD RoADs
Plan to Hold Monster Meeting In st.
Paul In December.

Unless something unforeseen occurs
ST. Paul will probably entertain some
time next December the biggest good
roads meeting ever held in Minnesota
or the surrounding states. George w.
Cooley, state highway engineer, is
planning on such meeting, and If the
necessary arrangement can be made,
as now seems probable, it will be held.
The idea of holding a monster good
roads meeting was conceived by Mr.
Cooley after the meeting recently held
in st. Paul, to which the county COM
missioners as well as others interested
in good roads were invited. This meet
ing showed the widespread interest
taken in the matter throughout the
state. He expected between 100 and
200 to attend, but the attendance grew
to about 500, says the st. Paul Pioneer
Press. The same feeling has been
shown in the meetings which he has
addressed in the smaller towns
throughout the state. the farmers COM
ing in to attend the meetings in large
numbers and showing an active inter-
est in the good road problem.
"If the meeting is held it will cover
the field thoroughly" said Mr.. Cooley.
"It will be an exposition of roadmak-
ing machinery and materials. with
practical talks by men Of wide expert
ence in the various details OF the work.
In a large meeting of this kind much
better results can be obtained than by
the smaller local meetings because IN
such q meeting as we expect to hold
the manufacturers will have exhibits
of all kinds of machinery used in road
making, and we can have speakers OF
wide experience at such meeting
which is impossible for all of the
smaller meetings. A question box
would be a feature, and through this
means any one confronted by special
problems in roadmaking would be
able to get the advice of the men quail
fed to give it.
II have not yet decided definitely on
the plan, but there is a general de-
mand for such a meeting, and If 1t
can possibly be done the plans will be
carried OUT
Mr.. Cooley's plan is to eliminate the
'hot air. talks about good roads gen
| orally and to make it an instructive
meeting by having men go to st. Paul
| who know about the practical details
| of roadmaking Those who will go
will do so for the purpose Of learning
something about the building Of good
roads, and it is the lnleiition 10 meet
this expectation fully. The meeting
will probably last one week. The ex-
hibits will cover stone crushers, road
rollers, steel and concrete bridge work,
culverts and all sorts of machinery
and material used in road building.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-07-24
Summit Items.

A large crowd gathered at the
school house, Friday evening, to
witness the graduating exercises:
The school room was decorated
with flags, bunting and a profu-
sion Of beautiful flowers. The
program, as published, was car
ried out in an excellent manner.
This is the last time Mr.. Denman
will be with us in the capacity
of county school superintendent.
Many of the children have
passed from the primer class to
receive their diplomas during
his incumbancy. -.
The Children's Day exercises
on Sunday were very largely at
tended. The spirited singing
and sweet recitations by the lit
tie children, basket dinner and
greeting OF the friends who were
with us from Blodgett, Tum Tum
and other places made this day
one long to be remembered.
We are glad to report that Will
Coote, who has been suffering
from a siege of pneumonia at AL
bany, is recovering.
Mrs. Clara Baker is spending
her vacation with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Duncan. She had employ
ment the past year in Nevada.
A. M. Gray and family OF
Philomath visited at the Under
hill home the first of the week
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-07-24

Tommy's maiden aunt had
called attention to some of that
young mans misdemeanors, and
thereby caused him to be pun
ished. Tommy pondered a while
and then asked: Papa, will lit
tie sister Gladys be an aunt t.
my children when | am man"
eyes, Tommy" answered his
father. n,uch interested. "N by
do you ask"
= Z, use she might as well gel
married and have a home OF be-
own, for I don't intend to low
any aunts to stay around my
house, making trouble for my
children" The Woman's Home
Companion for August.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-07-24

Verify the country is post card
mad. Throughout the length
and breadth of the land the craze
for post cards is felt and requests
are made by everyone of every
one else, "Please send me card
for my collection" Recently, in
a local hardware store a fine
pocket knife was sold, and when
it was removed from the box the
following note was found written
on the inside bottom of the paste
board case: "Please send me a
souvenir postal from your town
and / will send one in return.
Miss Edith Nelson," etc. Then
followed her number and street
address in Chicago. Merchants
and tra lespeople generally say
such things are quite common
occurr, uces, the requests being
ou,lI tucked away in various
.rt.cit and worded i'll various
ways.
The Baptist church is under
going repairs on the interior,
and Sunday services will be
held in tent on the church
lawn until the repairs are CON-
'pleted.