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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08
Sic Iifoire.

2onoon, 7. W1r5. - Gic be-
fannie Gruce-giioirc mcld)c iiir clue
3eitlong ben GohluB uno Den Sitel
OeS Scr5ogs BON Gortlnno bcorobtc,
scigte neue Seniotionos Graebniiic,
6rou Worgaret !Sonlilton, lpclte
cine Ser Solpt5euginncn iiir bic
Soentit1t Oes &er5o9S bon Eortlnno
nit s. s. 9rilce luor, pllroe bclltc
Morgen ieit9enommen, uno cine glts
5obl meiterer @erboitungcn in Der
binbuntg nit iener bronlotilden Yer
bon0lltna iper0cn erpurtct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08
Bride in SOlcbo, 9, 5critOrt.

SoIeOo, o. Z. MGr5. - Ger
GroBc itdblernc Gampier n0urna" lit
0llrd sic sSIlttben mo giSnoiicn I'M
Maiimrc.T ipcr Don ieiner Gcrtouing
los9criiicn luO gegen oie, sic beiOUt
Sta6ttbeile pcrbinoenoe Bride 0etro.
gen morocn, babel cine ser grildens
iponilen bilnucgreiBenO. Ger Gam.
pier mar nit tG Saucn mo lcincr
anterfctte pcrtant gcneicn, bod, rib
ser 9lnproQ ser @ogcn oicieIbeu mic
3mirnS inocn. &aienmeiitcr Sage,
pcldcr nit Dem itiir5cnOen 9rildcn.
tbeil in sic 6lltben l"tiirjtc, tonntc &c.
rettct lperOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08
Srnppcu abgcSOgcn.

8oIoficIb, I. WGr5. - Gic
9unocS. 5ruppen, sic ieit orei Wono.
ten @oloiielo beictt bielten, iinb ben.
r. abgc5ogcn nno iiberantmortetcn
sen 2ofalbeb6rocn micoer sic Ser.
ontmortlihfeit iiir sic Iuircdtcrbal.
tllng Scr Gu6c. Webrere Abtbeilun.
gen Stunts-Eoli5iiten lino in ocu lcb'
ten 1ngen nnaclongt, oie ibr Snupt.
quarter IN cincu @cbGll0c i'm Dit.
telprtuft Der Staot aligciblaGcn bos
Zen. Gle 9unoestruppcn beItan0en
ans ia @clneinen uno 8 Oiii5icrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08
YeSrntenScr Gbcmifer pl6tlid) &C.
jtur6cn.

Sem Dorf. T. MGrj. - @u'
Itaf Morris @eitnon, Elm in Shlpe.
sen geborcncr tiid)ti8er Gbemifer uno
Mineraloge, lit bier geitern abeno
pl0tlid I'M 9llter pon 70 Subret sc.
itorben. Cine Gompaanic lit ioeben
iormirt moroen, ole oen 3med bat,
cine neue, bon linn e%riunoene Wtetbo.
&c 5ur Scrltcanng bon Sd)nieoccilcn
ats5libcilten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08
,Sdnunr;c Sano" orubt Hidtcr.

Ncm 9orf, I. MGrj. - Mid
Ter Norman Gife pom 8rootlpner
Supreme. &erift cr6iclt bclltc cincll
nShmnr5c Sono" s9riCt in Dem ibm
mitgctbeilt miro, 6oB cr III lpeti9en
Guaen crmorOct ncrocn miro, neil cr
SIT ltreng nit Stalicncrn periabren
iei. Ger 9riei iagtc icrler, Ser itu.
licniihe Gcteftip Nntonio &adri9
milroe Cbcnl0ll9 o%bgcnHrtlt mcrOeu.
9fidter Cite benad)rihtiNtc sic @Soli,
sci, crtIGrtc icOodL CT iiirhtc lid
nid)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08
TScucr int .WcbGnoc.

Gbicago, Z. NGr5. - Die BE.
irohner Der 80 Npartements OcS
.9uena TiIta Ipnrtements .@ebGil.
oeS" an Ser Ode Don Sllcna.Sillas
Terrace uno Clarendon .Npemtc lpllr.
Ben beute ourd Elm Seilcr, oas in
GrogeidoB ousbroh lno nit unbcim.
lider 8eidJpinoigfeit iid nnd ben
obercn Stodmerfen o%lSoebnte, III
groBc 2ebens9ciabr gcbradt. Nie'
llono murbc ieboh perlett. Ter
Sd)aoen lit $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08
Sin WurS uclulntDct.

&odiorN, Gus. I. Mars.
Die 5critiidclte SrduenIeihc, sic &C
Nbcn0 bier ali Ocn &abnQc!ci-
iCn NciuI0cn mur0c, lit ais sic Der
6rou Mnl. GAMING pon bier i0cntiii-
5irt mor0cn. Die Yoli5ci Glnubt, OoB
lie CrnlDr0ct mur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08
ed,ane sarmem nit amtsn @sbduSen.
Su %perfaufeu:

gu btrfduftH.
9iefe nunherouaen, nenen, Der Sebt3eit ert'
Iprebenben 2sft1dieeu Siufer aIlN. sWfiIiunsaoey
%bipilden S%oifrnuns II. Breitonfir., o%urdfpea blbl6
u. iiinfiIerii6 %oeforirt, init ieoer oenfbarel Bes
G1ss mo GIefhiht. qitt Mnlaaen. stb8uasfanaI'
g,erbinoungen, g8aiersgIoieis. YoraeIan Babe
g9unnen, Surnaees. cementirte aeler.. Irotlotre
,iuo S1fe iino nod biele anoere Sor3fi1e. oerfit
gaerib man MIR ~crineiien fann. ipenl man oie'
teIben liebt. Gieorieer @runo6irs: Qeihte 3abs
iuresbebinannaen. Oiien fit Sellbtisuia tag
lid uno Sonnines.
Walter 8. speitpbal. 9aunteifter.
Giirenlt an Grt uno SteIe.
Vreis Der Sdufer Srei6ebn Siirbert iifo Tini
ala Collars. ($i350. 00) (San24-IplD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08
Nnsidreitmngeu Scr rSdJmar5cn
Samo".

q ohcit ter, N.s9., I. MARS. -
Mitglic0cr Der .Shmar5cn &ono"
iprcngtcn lcbtc Godlt fms por Nit.
ternudIt ole GoroertrCppc OcS @obn.
bouics pou 6rdncc@co Ncmorio III
9r. u Sortior04Str in Die 2uit, 0u
cr lid 1cmcigcrt bate, ibrc @clOior.
ocrun9cn 81 criilllcn. GoS SouS
mur0e ld)per bclhGoi1t, 0oh crlitt
9tiemunO in 0cnielbeu &~erIctuupcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08
gSullcn fcincn Stnnbcn.GbOr.

Gtc .&crciniNtcn Singer non 9ttm-
Uort" mollc1 nlti 0cn 9SIocrrll
scr piclumitrittcuCn GinrihtunJ
0riItoCn. - Gin Observation-Disclosures
@ciGluB in scr onl GrcituN ltoti
Nchnbtcn NClcQOtcnlibltnN 0cIoBi.
@cnn c3 nn0 0cnl MiIcn 6c9 &nrs
iton0C3 ln0 &crm0ItumN3r0tbC@ rtr
.&crcini0ten Singer Don 9tcm Dprt"
gebt Damn miro Die bitiNc Gontrt
pcric ilbcr 0cn rSumocnhor" BOTS
aus Der gScIt 0cldollt mcrOcn, Hn
ibrcr onl GrcituN ob0cboltcnCn Sit,
sung bat nGmlid) sic cruGbntc &c
60rOc bcidloiicn, ibrc Gircftorcn IA
bin ju initrltirCn, Oob iic oIi NblHo'
illnd 0r9 Stun0cndor 8cidlulic9
orinAcn uno III bicicm Ncbulc Die
G%inbculiml1 elmer 0trcttorcniiBunn
am -. WiGrj in E6iloOclpbio bctrci-
ben lollCn. &icc YrGiibcnt S8Iuium
No1pcN brodtc oicicn Nntrog cut
uuO bcNriiu0ctc i'm nit oem Sim.
peile olli 0cn llnlricOeu un0 bic Ban
f%erCicn. ole oieGinfiibrunQ 0c9 Stur
ocndJorr@ bri'm a%oiicrprci& Sin0cn
5rrr 6olgc Qcbobt bot. Nod lGnGtrcr
Gcbottc pilittctcn ibm oie Nmucicns
sen bel mo iobtcn sen c%rludbntcn
NcidlltB, ser iclbitrcocnO bon Sen
0elc0otCn crit G%lltgcbciBcn iucrocn
nliG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08
GrId)pS @cliebtc nno lid, iclbIt.

Dc i0oletomm N..D., 7. MGr5.
Nntonio Ycrctto cridoB bcirtc 6ralr
&cnnic @abcod, nit Der er eng be
ircnnOct iuar, mo lid, lelbit. Giier.
ild}t i0cint Oa8 Motiu ser Sbat &C.
lpricn III iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08
Sn %Dcrfanfen:
St3OO 90

fir eines oieier mooernen 6lueiitbdigen sSobH'
bluier an Der 8OuloinsSir., iiube @on9bsSir.
GrhGefhufs Sront aus iolioem Wiarmor uno ale
muoerncn NeQucmIi6feiten. mie oollfomilene
Mb8uacfnnalsS Drainage. cemcntirte Selier. Sei'
telte3~ rotiuirs uuo potc; eolllIiGs Sfeuerit; me-
hriaer 8rIno5ins. 0crfauit inter letnlten Se'
pingmneeu. 9iah6uiraQel bel
Spbu Z. Sunobuc. Nauneiiter.
Or. 269, Si~io.Gait.Iueuue. Stgbianotuipn.
(lHirII 10Rt1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08
Gallagher, Der Sanmeiiter.
Salt! Sc9en Sic!
QcIen Sic bicIc Wnnunee!
Sn perfanien - Sduier TN GOO Bind bel
Euro.2nSerue.S traRe.
Sbcu icrtiggeitent.


Cine @slrgtubeit i'm aauSen 2ebtn.
Sies iinb Die ~neneiten nro mooernlteH 9fuei'
ftodigen Sduier in Sit.GaIiimore;. Sdbeu part
bol5s SuBb6oei IN 4arIor. .Speife5tinnter hno
@crbdle; t6bner anmin9eiints aus Dsibsm
Sii6crihrnnf nit SeiinS uto .Spie9el i'm
Gpeiie5immer; &iite cnibdlt GtSltrant mo
@orr1tbsfurmcr ctpas 9ieles: 9diiiet Daben
Combinations sgnlaeen fir eletiriihes 4ttf iiito
@aS; ferncr ~neneiieS enniidr. 0iuntbine. be
ftebeno aus emuiuirter gabeipnnie, elnaiuirter
@difioiIette. GIpfet nit tiieorigshdngehoe.i
aSniicrbebdlier. emn;uirier stlsgib nit Trude!i.
Brett; 5ueiibeiIiaer -gSait5uber I'M &ener. NH
Ib5uasfd1als slnfdblub, aud allies sSntcr BON
benz @useub minebneno, @runbsins $42.00
pro Sabr. Treis MIR $780,.
sernsr I'M GOO slo6 Der Hprs.0 louer' strake.
@ben fertiaaeiielt, cine Heibe bon mooerite:l
5ipeiii5dieen SiuferIt. feds 3imuer mo 9ao.
Gas 9ube5imlner enibdIt emaillirte Vdceluanlle
nm mooernes f~anit1reS GIofei. Nb5ugsfdnnls
Mnfblut. greiS $1,000. Sriin65inS $37.50 pro
Sabr.. Die Gage obieer Sdufer 1T bod nlio
gefnnb.
W,uHnmrnt'S TRADE. U48-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08

Garncpali III 300 Der ges
itern Ibeno i'm 300" obgeboltcnc
Gornepol fir Sdulfinoer wuroc bon
cinem oerortigcn Griolgc bcgleitct,
bob iid Die Gcitung entid)loiien bot,
onl fomnlcnocn Sunitag nod)molS
Gin WcSfenicit 5l %orrongircn. Mit
Ereiien gefront Wllroen Die Sol9en.
BEN: Stodton Nrnolo, Sobn Vrcns
nan, Gperett Eitte, eopin Seioel,
6. 9. NidoliorL Wilton Snrrott, 81
mira Narner, 2i55ie Eoidl 2oiliic
$. Gpor, Gorotbp Wop 2odborot,
Srma Martin uno y. MeGann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08
Nm Die Jamcn.

Sunae Inmeu. ms,te mobeti;e ehneiberiunii
Fem. mobin f5 oafir AZ fpenoen. Gle brau6en
nur DC! Sri. W. Subsrs, Sr. 800. s8eftenra.
iouaseira6e. npr inipre6en, ibren Nanten aIs
2oalina einiroaen mo ie !eIiieH oc aunft mao
anferoem griinoIideH lnterrl6t I'm 8Itfdb neioen.
eebr IibernIe 8eoingInaei. 1u. VI. 0nbers.
Er. 302. xSet.ehratsaa.s trahe. t378)
(ounit0.19D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08

@robes @nt bon 600 @dern nabe Der Wliirf
bltng oes 9uiurents SluiIcS. Gle0nute @ebdnoc
init ulen mooernel Ginrihtun9er. Dub Der
fault mcroen nnb 1T. einfbIiebli6 idmmilIdeii
Snpentars. Iferoen Sieb,. Winfhinen Ii. 10,
81 SIG, 900 5u babel. Geidte 3a9llngssSeottl'
eiii0el german YaoenBuop, III, Hlpro.ehar'
feSs straRc. "'rf (Sept5.lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08
Gtablirt 1926.
Gtablirt 1879,
Goni0liDateD QDa,t g..
Wpro. UunsS traec.

Gin oroBes %stUcrtiment oeriallener StaH,GI'
ten. uDren uno Slilpelen III eilem 'Srinai'%er,
falli, nod, inter bqlbem ssoftenpreiS. 9Sir 9ebet
nah lpie Dor libetale Snrleben GuI allie Hetth'
geeenitdnoe. Geitens9in9ara 5nuI BrtoaisSii'
rcQlI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08

EGKe sur 3ciic in's HnSlano be.
iorst 6. Saline, Nr. Alb, Sit.yalti'
moreitraec, nahe Gmitom !Son!e Noe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08

~tltNul(l Cll HUlBCpClbVl luNlulll
mltG.
Ser SinNdor Ser Gbrt
titus @cmcinoc5u Occult Eotnt
bicIt om Gicnitoa 9IbcnO in StciniB'S
&oIlc 81 Occult Foint cine oSdnlt
jobr Eortp" ob. Die @ollc mar prGh-
tig ocforirt nit 9lllmen unb Sur
lon0clL mrlhc Der yNcilhcn Club"
ocn Nomcn 5ur NcrfiiGumG l%tclltc.
Ter mliifnliihC Sbeil lag III Ocn
&Gn0cn 0cS Nroi. i. ". ShInoclc.
EinnosGortrG9c mlrocl Gclicicrt bon
Srl&. Worqnrctbc S6Giflcr, Goro
lima ShlcgcI, @2ttic SCutcberg, Wfo
ric H~cinborOt, ioluie Sen 0crrcu &orl
Hcinlbnd) un0 aurI Noblc. Sr. &nrl
Bottle mar Der cin5i0c Sltng0clcIle
mo nur0c bon Den 0nmcn iclt in
Ncidlug 0cnontmcn. Gle Scrrcn
GGluar0 SCimbud) lu10 (Sobn Miucr
mntcrbicltcn bic NnmCicn0cn nit TO
miid)cn Sic0Crn ln0 &ortrGgcn.' Gn9
Set mlr0c urranNirt BON Sri. eliza
beth Voblc olo &orliGcrill, mteritiibt
bon ocn ciirigcn N0n0cn Oc8 GcrcinS.
Inter sen Nnturicnocn bciul1orn lid:
Ser NM Srou Geo, u. Nor0cu, Ncrr
mo 6rou 6. VI. MrciIinN Serr mo
Grou =. GnuUr, SEER mo Srou
&url @erlodl 6rou emma sclltc'
berg 6roli emma 0%oiinonn, bic
SrlS. Gliiobctb Nob!c. GIiiobctb Eil.
grim Gbrrcin Sdrcipcr, Nnnu
Snucr, Minnic Soucr. Gouiic Mot
tbois, Hottic S6ul,b, Nctiic GGltr
bcrg WorgorCtb S6ociilcr, Gmmu
WottGdi@, NnlCIic Shcrcr, Wnric
1%icilborbt, 6roncc3 )toQcl, Moic Hos
Gel, Si55ic @olirnm Carolina Sor.
Dig, Ncitie Scptcra mo Miunic boo.
nalL iomie 0ir Ncrrcn G0uurO Heim.
bod, Gborlc@ YCimbudL Clifton e.
Garrett Gborlco @oblc, &obn Wtil.
Ter, 6rco @icionO. @ll3 @citing
boulc, Geo. Z. Mcbcr, %obn ".
Sd)nli0t, Gbo3. &lciu 2uurcncc Bid
ter, Nlbcrt u. WilhOip. Houi0 Oct.
tIc!l, GrneIt Sobn9tu, @cor9c Nob
monrL Conrad Wubmnm, Sobn
&runtrcin unO NltNuIt &oroiN.
Sn bcmu btlolcm 3u.
It dn0e murOc ncItcrn Scr y SABRE
oltc &oicpG Wuic bon 9ir. 800, Yint.
StroBe, nnbe Ger iiioliten Yolijciito
!ion oliiGeirmocn. Gr luur6c nod Dem
.MorDlGnoer llnipcriit1tS Soipitol"
aebrodi, luoielbit bic Ncr5tc crtldrcn,
Dob CT ciitcn Nllioa bon Suiierie
bate.
bidte68fCicr. Sr. IriB
9idenbod, uclfcr ieit ldnqercr 3cit
miGoerum bel Der 6irmo ,Soel @rt,
man & 50. nn0cIteat NOR. bcaicbt
lid oieic ISOLDE nnd Ncm-Yorf 5uriid,
moIel6it CT sic Sicllc cineS 2cportt.
mcnt8.S upcrintcnocnten bel scr be.
giibnltcn sSirnro Bad 4 SO. an scr
NeItieite iiberncGmcn miro. @eitern
2lbcno perollltoltctc SEER 9idenbnd)
ieincn SreunOcn 81 Gbrcn in Srn.
yel6om Sbit'3 2pfoI Nr. 5ii, Ncit'
2crington StrcGe, cine Abihico2,
icier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08
Gerlangt WGnner nnb Gna6en.
Terlnngt i'm Iugemeiuen.
Gin tiid,tiaer qurbiptrtb,

Gin tiidltiger S%anopirtb,
tuelber i'm Staroe III. cine 600 Iders 6drIt
ielbititinoig 5i leiten Ino nit fdnuttltcbeit reies
item Surrtmuibinet 'polfoHineu pcrirant III,
ipiro ioiort oher fir ipdter Geindbt, 6rau lrtlb
iieine Wdlbpirtblh1tt iibernebnreit. SernGr
miro ein iiihtiGer Snrmarbeiier, Der etipas
BON Der Slrtncrei Oeritebi, 9eiubt. 9ilberes
bel ". Z. 5rappe, Nr. $40, Norp.Gbarles' Ctr.
(b3 SSJS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08
Sn lien.

3u uermictbeu:
Sin fh0neS bellies Simmer fir Serret NIT
ODER ubne Scott. gilt5utraaen bel Sruu Is.
Nubcr, Mrs 1922, 9iDro,G eutral. Nucnur.
6b-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08
Stencgciuhi

Gin iunOer oeutlbcr Wtant milnidt Die
Vroos mo Cafes liderei 81 %erlerneIl. gidtbIIl
lruger in Gr. 1905, Spptie' ctr, Eptuit' Foint.
(6S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08
Stcaegciube:


Sine brittle Snno Cafes EIder fu6i Stei'
luna. liah3uird9en in Hr. ii29, HidarSipn-
Stra6c, Suruii. Eoini. tGS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08
ausrn fret nnterfndt
&alpb 8eerman,

~ Saltimore, Wte.
atinhiine MMasn e~inaeiest nno po1tomnieneS
NmpaIien Nnrdntirt. So Id perf1ieoenc oeui.
foe itnibcrlitdten abiuIbirt babe, 70 fam Id
9enen bethlehem uno sbbilfe fdaffen. tpel6e an
ben W,ger leioent mo lal!nI menn moet~.
(San8: 12Wte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08

Stcliegciudl:
Sin outer Gonoitor tut Stellil19; Tam
and etlpdo an Nruo nrbcitcu. 9idc35nlru9et III
Gr. 1910, Gaftern,NUe. (67-O
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20
BOUGHT A SECTION.
One of San Diego Excursion Party h.
 vests in Imperial Valley Land.

As a direct result of the recent Chamber of Commerce excursion to the Imperial Valley w. c. White scarver and associates of Trinidad Colorado, have purchased $4S,000 worth of property in the fertile val ley The property is tract of land containing GAO acres situated a short distance northeast of Brawley.
 Mr. Whitescarver, who is a reputed wealthy resident of Trinidad, came to san Diego recently and has already invested considerable amount of capital in this city The Imperial Val ley purchase, however, in which some prominent San Diegans are also inter- ested, is but the beginning, it is said, of large investments that are to be made in allied interests of San Diego and Imperial.
 This 640-acre tract of land is ac- cessible to irrigating water and is to be highly cultivated. Every acre is to be planted with various kinds of vegetation which the valley is produc- ing in great quantities.
 Mir. Whitescarver is now on his way to Trinidad to interest a number of his old friends and associates in San Diego and Impreial Valley property. Good progress had already been made in this line before he started, and he fully expects to return with number of additional associates and more capi- tai. His idea is to work from both the Imperial and San Diego ends and bring both places in closer touch with each other.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20
THE DEAR CREATURES.
Two Feminine NotabIes at the Chicago
 Convention.

Harry Carr, of The Times, thus de- scribes the behavior of some of the women on the opening day of the Re publican convention:
 Mrs Nicholas Longworth and her party arrived early. They had seats on the front row behind the Speakers rostrum, overlooking one wing of the press box.
 She did not have any tacks along, or else the diplomatic corps have adopted the device of wearing geog raphies in their trousers, for no sen sations took place as the ambassadors filed in and sat down.
 Mrs. Longworth grows prettier as she grows older, but she acts self conscious, with perhaps as much ex- cuse as half the opera glasses in the house leveled at her. At the other end of the front row sits. Mrs. Timothy Woodruff and Tim who has on pearl gray gloves and who tries to sing the Star Spangled Banner" in a soulful manner. Mrs. Woodruff's hat has a green plume about the height of Will sons Peak. In the middle of the show she thinks of the man behind her and asks him if the plume troubles him.
 "Oh, not at al1 but if she wouldn't mind. Oh, dear, no She doesn't mind at all So she changes her seat in front of another man.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20
AN ELOPEME ENT.
Young People Outwit Opposing Parent
 of Girl and are Welded.

Imperial Valley is now really down to date-it has had it's first elopement. The romantic event took place Tues day night and the eloping couple were Harry Wood, rancher located seven miles southeast of Holtville, in Dis trict No z, and Miss Hilda Rainboldt, youngest daughter of MT. and Mrs. Rainboldt, pioneer ranchers of that neighborhood.
 It is said that while the girls moth CT looked with favor on the suit of the young rancher for her daughters hand the father was decidedly oppos- ed to the match. He had high aspira- tions for a professional career for his youngest daughter and had made plans for her matriculation next fall at Stanford University, where a col lege course was to be followed by the study of medicine.
 However this program lost it's al lurement for Miss Rainboldt when young Harry Wood urged an immedi- ate marriage, and they laid their plans to escape any further parental objec- tion. About midnight Tuesday Wood had his team in waiting, and Miss Rainboldt quietly stepped out of the ranchhouse and soon the two were on the way for Fl Centro. They went to the home of a mutual friend here until time for the early morning train, when they departed for the girls form CT home in Whittier. The marriage took place at Los Angeles Thursday
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been taken up by the Heber Chamber of Commerce and citizens of the dis trict, and there is no doubt that a suitable tract will be obtained. It is believed that cooperation of the State University can be secured and a frstclass agricultural school estab- Hshed
 In preliminary statement issued by the trustees 1t 's said that many of the plans are of necessity still in a tentative stage and will be subject to revision and change. However the following things can be confidently re- lied on:
 The school, while broadly unsec- tarian in spirit will be positive in it's religious tone, and will make Bible in struction one of it's leading features, the highest scholarship, and the best pedagogical methods will be observed in every department of study; while not distinctly a business college the school will adapt itself to local needs, and will make preparation for an ef- ficient business career one of its dis tinctive aims; the study of agriculture will be emphasized and it is confident- ly expected that the assistance of trained government experts will be secured.
 The Provisional Trustees of the In stitute are: Rev. James M. Campbe'l, D. D., chairman, Sierra Madre H. w. Moorehouse, secretary, Heber; R. H. Benton, Imperial Rev. John l.. Maile, Los Angeles; Rev. R. P. Shepherd, Ph. D.. Fl Centro: E. P. Clark, Los An geles; Rev. Chas. H. Seccombe, On' tario. s. H. Herrick, Riverside; R Malan, Brawley; Rev. A. E. Wright, Holtville; J. W. Kramer, Silsbee. The treasurer is Fritz Kloke, of CaleXico
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BEAUMONT ACTIVITIES.

Sales of acreage in the Beaumont val ley are reported to have reached $4SOO for the past week. Business and residence property in the town site is also active as evidenced by sev- eral recent resales at advances rang ing from 100 pc rcent to 800, the latter figure having been recorded in the transfer to Mrs. c. Besse of three lots 50 by 40 feet, in block 8, for 5000, which cost the seller $150 last October c. D. Kemper purchased lot 2, block l02 for $150 less than sixty days ago and sold it last week to James H. Den ham for $500 The Beaumont Land and Water Company shows sales of 5000 for May, making a grand total in the nnie months the property has been on the market of over S23O,0OO. The company still has nearly $16OO0O worth of unsold city lots and acreage. Over 90 per cent of the sales have been made to residents of Los An geles and Southern California cities, which shows that the popular trend of investment is now toward ranch homes.
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Location of the Imperial Valley Col legiate Institute at Heber, according to original plans is finally assured. The Provisional Board of Trustees met at Heber last Wednesday, and at the morning session they rejected the proposals of the Heber Townsite Com pany as being wholly unsatisfactory and resolved to invite bids from other ever, the Townsite Company, through Mir. Loftus, proposed new terms, and an agreement to enter into a contract was made.
 The Townsite Company agrees to put in escrow a deed in fee simple to ten acres of land the deed to be de- livered when $1O,0O0 shall have been expended on the project; to give ten per cent of it's revenues from sales of lots, dating from April 24, 1908, the money to be used by the trustees at than building. The trustees agree to begin at once to secure pledges of money for support of a business and agricultural school and to obtain at least $5,0OO a year for a period of five years. The contract was drawn in ac- cordance with the agreement and was signed on Thursday.
 The trustees expect to begin build ing operations with at least $10000 in hand and hope to have $25,000 Mrs. Hebers gift of $1 900 is the first cash contribution. A fund for the support of teachers will be provided by the Congregational National Educational Society
 Pomona College is trying to raise $250.000 for an endowment fund. and asks the Imperial Valley school to re- frain from appealing to churches in the north for aid until that campaign is ended, and it is understood that the church field shall be left to Pomona College for two years. At the end of that period the field will be open to the Imperial Valley Insti- tute.
 The matter of securing 80 acres of land for an experimental farm has
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Tighten Your Grasp On
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BECOME A LAND OWNER AND STOP WORRY. ING ABOUT THE FUTURE. BUY A RANCH IN OUR CHERRY VALLEY TRACT, WHERE FIVE ACRES AND INDEPENDENCE COSTS LESS
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HEBER's NEW HOTEL.

The first spadeful of earth on the site of Heber's new hotel was turned last Wednesday by Rev. James M. Campbell, of Sierra Madre, and brief address was given by pr Shepherd. The building is to be of two stories, with accommodations for fifty guests, and Architect Trimmer expects to have it completed fin 100 days.
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Reservations, assuring richest lands in large irrigated tract may be ar ranged before lands are formally opened Residence not required. Richardson Construction Co, Los An geles Cal 9-12
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We are exclusive sales agents for Johansen Bros, the we'll known I'm perial Valley gardners-give us a call -Irwin's Fruit Stand, in Fl Centro Meat Market. Hit
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If you want alfalfa hay in car lots drop a card or see B. P. Klippell, Heber or Fl Centro 10tf