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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-22

9lerie Nr. $40, Der SefretGr oes Gre,
tutip- Counties
gepor Die Ncleguten sur Gretiltlus
SiBung iiber9iuAcn, ucrIonn1cltch
iih oie'el6en Dor Dem @cbGlloc 0c@
Cite Clubs" no ein @ruppcnbil0
ron oen'cl6cn nuiAcnommcn mllr0c.
Cie oaran iid) mti6IicBcnoc gcbcimc
Sieung mGbrte bis gegct 6 llbr.
6 mpohg uno CONCERT in
Ser n@igblano Ncaoemp."
Nm 9lbcno muroe 0cn 0eleguteu
uno @ciuhern cin Gmpinng in 0er
.&igblano Acaocmp" ge1cben, Der.
bltnOen NIT groBcm CONCERT. Ter
&olpttbeiI oea lcbtcrcn mllroe BON
Sem @errcn ltno N%amcnpercin ocS
.Gid)enfran5" bcltrittclL Der, uic 10
nit, b~crcitpiGigit icine &rGitc in 0cn
EIcnit elmer Nlltcn Sadie %itcllte.
Sf)on LANCE Dor Dem 9Cailn 0eS
gmpiangs mar sic Solle scr 9ltaoe=
mic bis sur GllBcrltcn Go%liungafrait
gciiilt. IS berridtc natiirlidl cine
priideu0c Nibc, sic u0cr Onourd) ct
mas crtrGDIihcr gcilndt mtr6c, BOB
enS llntcrbnltumla Golnitc iiir cine
hinrti0cloc .3nhl pon Tddcrn mo
ctatoltcn @ctrGntcn, probibitioniltir
ld)en un0 Observation-Disclosures
Gb0rottcrS Sur1c 2etroBcn bate.
Gd3 Ero9ronm mltroc oltrd) sic
Cuucrtiirc ST Slppc'a n0ifter uno
Bauer" er0iinct. POM Srd)cItcr nit
@r05iiion ruro &crpe sur 0urdiiib-
rlIl1 gcbroGt. 0ann iiibrtcn lid Die
Mitllicocr 0c9 .Gid)cntrnnj" NIT eli
lcm Don Scrrn &cnrp i. =. @icic-
tinQ cigcna iiir oicic @clcDcnbcit gc'
oidtctcn NcgriibunA5d)or cirL bctitclt
~@clcontc arc polL" nod) Der Melos
Die ocS n@ott 0rilBc Gid"
&r. y. SOljDauS iolgtc nit cincm
bonn Eu6lifum %bciiGlig olti0enom,
mcller BARTON . Colo p2ttNoreb"
pom Motion. Ger Boot Song" BON
&. Iengcr gab Oenn Gamcn &crcin
ocS oGidcntron5" rcld)lid) @clcgcn
belt, icin iriihea Stinm . Materiol
mo ieill in Der fllr5en 3tit icincp9cs
ltcDcn3 inter Scr trcifli6Cl &citung
oea 0rlt. Eocblnlann gcuonnenca
&0nncn ms 6elO 81 iiibren. Sic 60
proniitin Sri. GbriItine StcinboH gc-
mann lid) nit Dem Sic0c oSrom Nn
eternity" bon Wordlcroni Die Scr
sen Der 3uD0rer I'M Stltrmc. AlS ,'u.
gobc mGDItc lic @rubm'a rci5en0es
,@icgenlico." sic wltrOc 0urd) jruei
gcluoltiAc @lumenitr1llBc fir ibrc
SeilnnQ bcIobnt. Gonn IieBen lid)
nod Der oGiGcnfron5" nit Gon Der
Sulfcn'a nSl0 Sulf9 at Some" un0
Sri. 9lnlollOo &ortbolomnp nit ci.
lcm Sopron Solo b0rcl. Der
SHhlbNor bic nGmnnc SicSl" bonn
gcmiid)tCn Ghor 0c9 oGiNeltrdl5"
lebr bi!bld %gciunDcn, biI0ctc 5nglcid)
Die Wlun5mmmlcr Oc9 Nbcn0@. Gr
poBtc nit icincm lultigcn Cert 10
redt in bic Stimmung bcS NbcnOs
mo murbc bcgciitcrt o~pploubirt.
Nod) SGlllB OcS Gor5crtcS Der
gniigtcl Iid) Die Nclcgotcn nod nlehs
rcrc StilIlocn bel cinem fiiblcnOen
Irmfc u,o qeiclligcr l%lntcrboltng,
Sbpohl oic @contcnmobl crit ON
0onncrito0 itottiinOct, Dcrlmltctc jc'
rod gcItcrn id)on, Dob Sr. SbomnS
y. @olgiono, Der Cbciopcate = Geric
9tr. Sl2, itort iiir Den Soften OcS
Stoots = BrGIibcntcu lulo Sr.albcrt
Ncubnbn BON Der Baltimore Ncric
Ar. 80 iiir bell scS SefrctGra ngc.
boomt" miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-22
SeirnthS = Iieen,en.

Sonoro g. Eurner, 26, 9eidieoer,
uno Guo Wrunler, %. geldieoen; Mp.
plifant Gogor u. Gill, ger. 1922,
QtDrtle Npe.
Bbilip q. 6iiber, IS, @ittlper, Hr.
1919, @eit . Nortb . apcnna, uno
&otborIi1u Gonlpbea, 80, @ittpe.
Sobn &. Solbott, %, uno Maogt
&. 8nineS. is, 9eioe bon 8aibing..
ton .. &.
Charles $. Hobe, 80, @ittuer, 9ot.
tinlore . County, Wlb., uno SrdnceS
y. Ginof, 20. @oltimore.Go, Mo.
Souia 9urggrot 80, unb Sennie
Sndion, 81, @ittiue; gpplifant $.
@uriuit Nr. $40, @eit . 9altimore-
StroBe.
@m. &. Sifbett, q. uno Inna %.
Saier, 20; Npplifout eugene 6.
Seni, Hr. 26t5. Sit.5apetteltraBe.
8eorgc ". 9lodilton, 80, mo Yaii.
fine %. aentp "a; gppIifant g. S.
Somen, Nr. 737, Hamiopitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-22
Sin braucr Gentidcr abbcrnicn.

&err E6ilipp @a8ncr bon @igblulO'
topn iegnct I'M NItcr pom 80
><abren Oaa 3citIidc.- Sin Ser.
Init fiir oo3 gauge Gcutihtbum.
Cine ncuc (rnucrbotidnit iiir OoS
9cutihtbum mliercr StoOt: @r. Ebis
lipp @ogncr lit Acitorbcn. Noum 56
Sabre alt, cutriB i'm cin mcrbittIis
tca @eid)id nod mcbruodtgcr
arolttbeit iciucr TomiIie mo lCincm
0roBen 6rcmoc2frciic, Nu bcionOc.
rem Mobe bctrilIt 0iCicr &crllllt oua
fleine &%igblun0tomn, 81 0ciicn onGc.
icbcnitcn oclttid)en @iirQcru cr 56blte,
bcn @cion1pcrcin yGidcnfronS" bcnt
cr ais lnngiGbriQcr Shobmciiter un0
tild)tigc3 Wiit0Iico mih0bbnrc 9icns
Ite ~lciItete, ltnO 0oS oclltIhc Sanger
ipcicn i'm NugcmcincrL OCnt cr enc
ME luonfen0c StiiBc mar. 8citcrll
friib 6 llbr y Wtinuten c%rciIte ibn
Ser ZOO III lciuem bon ibnl crbnlltCn
nNlcn Seim on Scr Nilios 9lpc., Nnmil-
ton, llu6 Dem or Dor ctluu orcl Nos
dcn bon icincr NiQbIonbtomncr @ob.
nllr0 nit Tomilic iibcr0clic0clt mar.
Scincn INTERCHANGEABLE Der i'm
III iciucm gon5cn gclhGitlid)cn Scbcl
ol&5cidnctc. bclpicS er, ais CT I'M
Sabre 1891 an ser Goltcrn.Ipcnuc,
nubc 3. StroBe, SiNblanbtomn, zines
scr l60nItcn Wonumlcnte 0eutld)cr
Sbotfrnit. sic misunderstanding "
crridtctc, iucld)c NcQcnn0rti1 Elm
Somntclpnnft fiir NoS 0nn6c Geutid).
thunl bon SiNblunOtolun ullb Canton
biloct, lucun Is bciBt, edit Ocutid.gc'
miitblidc 6citc SIT icicrn.
&r. Wogner nuroc on1 80. MltguIt
1852 IN Guubringcn bel @icBcrL Sci
icL Ncborcn uno fam I'M Sabre 1870
nod Nnlcrifo, no CT lid) III Sigblonbs
tolun nicbcrlicB. Gr orbcitctc 6lttGdit
bci bcn WfcbNcrmeiitcr Sobn Golb II.
0rijnbctc bol0 Oornlli ciu ciNeneS &c.
ihGit, IN mcld)cm linn oos @liid gin.
ItiN luor. Nm Il. September 1879
pcrnl0bltc CT lid nit Grl. Moric Toll
81 chem ilbcrulS NlildIihcn Gbc.
hltn6c, Dem pier Gin0cr cntiproiicn,
sic SS. Sobonn mo Milbclm WoAs
ltcr ln0 Nrnu Nnno 2. GoSQrope ulo
Sri. GnIilie @oNncr. Ncbcn 0icicn
troltcrn icd)S @roBtinoCr on Der Bob
re 0cS Gntldiofcnclt.
SolAcn6cn Gcrcincn ull0 So0Cn &c.
bortc Der Gcrltorbcnc ais Wtitglico
at: &igblonO = So0c Nr. 1Sl Der
Srcimourcr, 9llpbo Gboter bcS ca
It9rn Star, gum NigIono Gon5il lr.
IS Der 2cgion pom Hotbcn &rcl,5,
CUR Gnterpriie Sogc BON Sbicl0 OF
| Spltor, Wict0er. llntcrltiieu1gS Ser
Gin 9fr. /, Centennial Wcbgcr.&crs
Gil, vGidentron5", oScllcn . Gornl-
itGttcr Gcreir," Wcbger = @ciong
&ercin @u0cnio WGmterhor, Gous
ton &icocrtrun5 u,o Sit.Wfonmcnt
StroBcn @oll mo S%porpcrcin, Del.
icn S6otnltiltcr cr mar. Sr. Mog.
ltcr mar olld) Witglieb Scr 0clltld)cn
p%Crcinigtcn cuongclilhcn Stride 81
Canton.
Sic @ccrbigung finoct ON Srci'
tag, Nohmittnga > llbr, bon lcincr
irilbcrcn @obnunn 9tr. 80, Sii04
Trittc Strobc, Sigblonbtomr, aus
itott. 0ortlelbit miro Die 2cihc onl
Gonncrltog Nbcno 5llr @ciidti1lntG
ouigcbobrt lcin. Die 9ciicbmtg or
inlNt uti Der Dol Soipn = Cemetery
9lm @robc mcrocn Der WicBgcr . &c
%lui,Gucrcin uno Der @ciongpcrein 81.
! dJenfron5 percint Den Gbor nStumu
idl0it DER Singer" sllm Gortrn0c
GrinAcn; m,Bcroem miro Der &C.
Hiidtc Gbor bea Gid)enfron5 0n3
Sico oSoOin0 oluop" iingcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-22
Sin Sdnuiuolcr cntlurut.

6reO. u. (oiien 9cItebt, ablihtItd
bon cinen1 StroBcnbubmpog8on
0ciaQrn 5lt icin. - Sotte in 9tors
iolt Otrb ooiiclbe Muu0pcr $50
uer0icnt.
Sreo. u. Saiicn aus @oun06root,
M, Der om II. Sltli Ollrd) ciren
SOIL pom @oggon Nr. 1862 Der Wto.
oiionsNucmuc-2inic an Ser ode bon
Colbert. un0 Baltimore StruBe Ser.
lebunacn CrIitt, bat icin 2ogiS I'M
Stnot-S oipitol nit DEM mtttlcret
Stutiou9buuS pcrtouiht, I'm Ip0tet
Notwithstanding Die @etonntihoit 0c9
@orociuS Meplcr 81 mod)cn. NlS
Goifcn pom @ogqou ~itiir5tc, pcrltr.
iadtc ser lluinl cinen rieiigen Nufs
loltf, 10 DOB sic Eoli5iltcn mr. NIT
Miibc SIT ocn &crlpunOctcn gelongcn
fonnten, nm i'm IN oen Eotrollunacn
5t %bringcn. NlS Soiien I'M &oipitnl
oll0ctonncn NOR, mel0ctc CT ocn
&crlu't lciner Qol0c1cn llbr mo
Settle I'M Mcrtbc bon SO. Getcttip
Ntfiuiou luur0c nit scr @icocrcrlnn-
NltnQ Der llbr bctrollt, 0od) mar Dies
cine ldnpicriac NuiQobc, ga Goiicu
feline 0cuuuc @ClhrcibrnN ser llbr
gcben tonntc. Nuu cmpiiu0 obcr sic
ERECTION Der nNcrciniNtcn Strnbcns
balm @eicllihoit" ans Noriolf cincn
@cridt Der borti1cn Strobcnbobn.
@cicuidoft itbcr Cincn %0lcidnonliGcn
Wonn, Scr NnfnnQS Sui bon cincnt
oortigcn Strobcnbobnmnagon iicl
uno $25, iolpie sic Soften ieincr So
ipitnlbebnnolung oils Sd)oocncriob
iiir icinc Gcrlebulacn crbiclt. 0tc
MISUNDERSTANDING poBtc fcrncr
olti bcn FntlCntcn I'M Sto0teSolpito(
un6 Stills Wctricbalciter ser biciigen
Scr. S%troBcnbobn Erntt erlo19tc.
nod0cm Soffen iid) bcrcit crflGrt
bate, nit $50 Sd)mcr5cnSgelo SIT.
irIcOcn 81 icin. cincn &crboftSbeicbl
iiir ocn &crlcbtcn, Der bon Tctcftip
Ntfinion nod ocnt Gctcttiu-Nnupts
quarter Qcbrodt mlrr0c. PTS bei'm
Iurdilldcn icincr &lciOcr ser Tfdnbs
id)cin fir ieinc llbr, pcIdc Soifcn
om Is. Sltli IN Noriolf iiir $3.50
uerlctt bate, 9ciltnoen mor0cn mar,
lcNtc Der @cfongene cit rclmiltbiges
@cltGnoniB ob mo in9tc, Dab CT onl
II. Sllli onS NbipcrrGittcr 0eS SIM
tcrpcrronS, ullf Dem er itono, ielbit
oflnctc mo oblidtlid bonn Waggor
itiir5tc. Soficn lit iron5oiiihcr 9lbs
tunit mo icinp Gltcrn bctrcibcn in
Nolmobroof cine Gonoitorei lrr0
6riihtbonoluug. Gr gob dis @rrno
fiir lcinc Sbat oil, ooB cr orbcitSlo9
NOR mo glollbtc. ourd) Den Sail cine
8cI0lummc 81 crbultcn, Die i'm iiir
cinigc @ohcn ior0lo3 itcllcn miiroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-22

Gincrom d) c s. o d) 5cit
fom 0cItcrn on's 2iht, inbcm bcfonnt
iplroc, OoB Sr. Entrid (roinor Don
bicr SRI. Worp Is. Soritmon, cine
jlrgc Noltimorer Came uio 5ohtcr
bcS pcritorbcneu Srn. Sobn SORT.
man, gebcirutbet babe. Sr. Sroinor
mar Wittmcr, ltno icine perltorbenc
critic Srull bnttc Dor ibrem Sobc 0cn
Mltnid) AcGllBcrt, or modtc Irl.Sorlts
man ais 5Wcitc Satin bcimiiibret.
3u hnell gefoGren.- Ser
Gbouifclr Solunro ". Srenh aus
Moo0broof, Noltimorc.Gountp, mhroc
geitcrn bon Nid)ter Wbite I'M noroIi-
den Stotionsbollic ilnl So ul10 SEQ,
item mcgcn 81 Id)nelen Sobrcns nit
leincm 2lutonlobil beiiroft. Toli5iit
&eier periOlgtc ocn Gbouifcrr oli iei,
mem Wotorra6e mc6rcre 0epicrte al
Nortb. Muenllc, che ct i'm perboiten
fonnte.
Nnummol lfobrifen mis-
Der m 9etricb. - Ha6 5uci-
p0higcm StiQitonne iinb Die icd)$
Sobrifen Der ollniteo Stotes Cotton
9ud 60" mieoer in Sang geiebt NOR
Den, oacroingS p~orlGuiig MIR bier
Gage in ser g8odc. 1900 Eerionen
baben ba0itrh nieber 9ei6Gitigung
erbolien. Bon ben Sabrifen !icgcll
flint in unO bel Baltimore un0 sic
iedJste 5it 2nllrel in Somoro.G olt1tp.
Saule 81 d c. - rSobn Guiino,
ein Stoliener, Der einen IertouiS-
ilono Ir. G1S, Oit . TrottitroBe, bat,
lpllroe geltern BON Hidter Grammar
81. S25 mo Soften perllrtbcilt, neil
or al oen Wotroien Sobn araft ioule
gebrntcne Slide berfouit botte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-22


Serr @ilIiam z. Chores
Nctcdtfertigt t. - 6rieocnSrld)s
ter Sobn g. SorOau BON Nem 9rllnS.
mid, 6reocrid.Gounty fat bic &loge
gcBen ben Ipotbcfcr Scrrn Wiaiam
2. Chores bon pr. 107, NorosEus
laSfi. StraBe, ser ali GcronloiiunS
Ton Serrn Cigar 5rp Dor Ocn &C.
nnltnten Tifter citirt murOe, $4,000
burd) betriigeriide Maniplllationen
aui ben Nanlen ocs Scrrp 6rp er-
langt 81 baben, nbgcpieicn. Nie 9r.
Chores geitern crflGrtc, bat Der &lGs
ger Den 6oQ ielbit 5urildgc5ogen II.
Die @cridtSfoiten bejablt, bod &C.
oenft Serr Chores nod meitere
Shritte ST. ieiner Disqualification ill
ergreifen.
aGrungen in Scr 2 NE
III erfri Of c. - @Gbrcno Die &c
iGpiiter 1rls. SiQbcrg olts 9oltimo'
re, ipcldc lire Sommerferien in Yen-
Mar perlcben, 9eitern I'M oortigen
Earf ipo5ieren iubren, idleute oos
Bfer0 Dor einem Iittomobil uto gifla
onrd). Ter @ogen purbc ungeiuor.
iet uno fiel eincn '9l6bong binuntcr.
Iic 6rls. Silbcrg uno Der aiitld)er
lulir0en olls Dem @agen geid)lelloert.
famen aber merfmiirbigcr @eiic slaC
oble nennensmertbe gerletungen oa.
bon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-22
I'm @pritabttheote

III ~ II OH euIet. -
s@ie fonnen Sic mir ein Billet per-
fouien? aae Gl1te limo ia beiest!"
%. oas weroen mir idon maden!
Ia ihmeiBen mir einfa6 Ginen Der.
aus, Der Gin 5reibiaet bat!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-22

VClulllllllllC 81 tTUulIClI, Ole ll0l flll
cinigc @odcn lor0loS itcllcn ipiiroc.
Sm @ro6ei It u II II. - llnttr
GROCER 9ctbciligllng BON S%eiotrogcn.
Den Ultr0c gcltern Die ir0ild)c &iiuc
oc9 ant 10. &llli i'm Alt1r bon 10
Gobren aus Dem Scbcn gcldic0cncll
Sri. Carrie @ebclcin bon Der Wobs
ming ibrcr Sdlpcitcr, Srui 81. Sci
nolo, 9tr. sos, NorO . GbcltcrltroBe,
ans olf ocm Baltimore Sricoboic
5llr lebten 9illbc bcltuttet. Eoltor i.
". Gobliing bon scr Wortin Slltber
STRIDE, an Der Ode bon S~rlcon9ltr.
ulb Fottcrion = Enrf Npenue. unl.
tirte inl Srolicrboliic mo ont 0robc.
Cine ilbcrrei6c 6illlc pr16ti9er Nlu.
menipcnben idmiIdtc 0cn Sorg. In
ter Nnocrcn narcn loldc c~ingctroiicn
bon Srail &ute Ncinol0, Nrn. @eorg
Wcbclcin Troll Wnrp Nulbud), Sroll
@nl. y. Setn, @rn. &obn u. @ebes
lein. Nla NobrtlldtrG0cr cripieicn
DER Gc%rltorbenen Ole lcbtcn Gbren Die
Aciien Ser GobinNcidicOcner, SS.
George WcbeleirL iirn., Nnorem Scis
nolb, 2ouiS Signuun0, Gbpnrb &oll,
Tobn Mlllbnh mo Geo. Stein. Sc&
6ernercn ibloiicn iid) Dem Eroucr.
5llgc Die Iclcgntcn Der iolgenoen
2ogcn an: bon Dem Nlpbu . Gon5il
bce Sr0cn9 0c9 Goitcrn Stur Hr. 1,
Srou Innu S0n0cr, Sr. III. @robn,
6rou Nu9uito YudmantL, 6rou DC.
Suns, Irou Worp Sortmunn, 6roil
aotic Sltrit, 6rnu Soliic Won, 6roll
Mimic Stubmonn, tSrou GorricSon5,
Sruu ,Soo Wittmon, Srou Sophie
Hnnft, Srolt Carrie Golliion mo Sr.
%obn Sol5; bon oeil nSodtern bon
Nmcrifn, WelS II. WeGomoS $ Gons
gil 9tr. rs" Srou Mnna Eritdoro, s.
S. Boluel, Warg. 2e6monn, 8eor0io
Scrtcl, Inno Sioitd)e, glnna Gro.
monn, NJ. Go5inc uno Static Gmmell.
bolIlen; bon Den .Sodtern Der Sep
talopben Erioe Sriole Gonclnp Atr.
t." 5rou Marp Soplor, .. Sauis,
Soiepbine Voumciitcr, Gil. @eiB.
Nnno Sont, Mnun WorllSmall, gln.
10 Better uno GIiiobetb Nronu. Sri,
8ebelein luliroe am II. Aliguit 1862
III Baltimore Gcboren. Zen lommt.
lid)en eriuGbnten Sogen ge6orte lie
OILS Witglico an. &brc @ltcrn, Srn.
George mo sSrou Gorn NJ. @cbe.
lein gingen ibr I'M Sooe poron. Six
bintcrlGBt Die %folgcroen @cidipiiter
SS. George unO Sobn u. 8ebelcin
Srnu antberine @cinolo, Srou Morr
Nlllbod mo Nina y. Stein.
Ios MISUNDERSTANDING Dor
6rl. Gle Sobanncs, Eodter por
Faitor u. SobnnncS, mclher long(
Sabre Ole epangeliid .lutberiide ct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-22

EdiIc sir &lciie ms Mnslamo &c.
iorst &. Mainc, Nr. Alb, Ch.Ya!ti-
murritrafr, nabc Gnltom !9uuie Yue.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-04
UNABLE TO IDENTIFY MAN.

Coroner Clark, together with S.
+. Thomson and others, returned
late yesterday afternoon with the
body of the man who was founa
by Thomson under a fall of rock
between here and Shoshone
When the body was finally re
moved from under the mass OF
rock there was nothing by which
it could be identified, the con
tents of the pockets being fifteen
cents, "A razor and a piece Of soap,
Several people in town have look
ed at the body, but none have
been able to identify it, and un-
less someone is able to do so. ii
will be buried today. He was a
man about so years old and it is
thought that he was a miner and
possibly came from Leadville.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-04
STATE GETS HIGH
PRICES FOR LAND

Denver, Apr. 3.-The state land
board had one of the most phe-
nomenal land sales in its history
Wednesday.
Land without /water brought
prices unheard of before. The
board sold so acres near Fort Lo-
gan at 1863 an acre. The land ap-
praisers had valued at $25 aG
acre.
Forty acres were sold in Logan
county at 500 an acre, which had
also been valued at $25 an acre.
The board sold 100000 feet OF
timber for Sc per 1000, which
had been valued at So per 1000.
These prices We're secured
through the new competitive sys-
TEN which has been introduced
before the board. Instead of hav-
ing secret sales the sales are held
the first Wednesday in each
month and are well advertised,
and the land is sold at auction,
the highest bidder taking it.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-04
GLENWO0D'S FAME SPREADING

In connection with his work IN
advertising the benefits of the
Yampah water, he also did a lot
of boosting for Glenwood, telling
about its great beauty as a resort.
One of the strongest boosters for
the town was the Yampah water
and as a result there are more
people living in Denver and other
placed who know about GlenwooI
than ever before, and this will re-
suit in greater number of tour
lists coming here.
During his stay in Denver Mr..
Richards has attended all of the
conventions that have met at the
Albany hotel during that time
and has sounded the praise of
'Glenwood to them. and as a re-
suit probably a good many Of
them will hold conventions here
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-04

H. W. Richards, who has been
representing the Hot Springs
company and the hotels of Glen
wood in Denver for the past few
weeks, has returned and is very
enthusiastic over what he has ac-
complished in that city in the wa.y
of advertising Glenwood and its
products.
Owing to the fact that Mr..
Richards has been a warm friend
of +. l.. Scholtz of the Scholtz
Drug company ever since their
boyhood days. he was able to Sc
cure the display window in the
Scholtz store at the corner of Six
teenth and Curtis streets. Here
he was able to make fine display
of Yampah water, as is shown by
the cut herewith. The window at
tracted the attention of a large
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-04
ALL FOOLS DAY A DRY
ONE IN CARBONDALE

Carbondale, Colo, Apr. 1.-For
the first time in the history of
this town the saloons are closed
today and the habitual topers re
gard this as the meanest joke
that has ever been played on
them.
All saloon licenses expired here
yesterday and the town board has
refused to renew the same, and as
a consequence the three thirst
parlors of the town are closed
and the loafers Of the town are
driven into the streets. There is
a local option issue in the pres
ent campaign, and whether the
saloons will open again or not
will depend upon the result Of
next Tuesdays election.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-04
ALDERMAN AS GRAND
JUROR INDICTS SELF

Ration, n. NJ, Apr. 3.-Raton
has an alderman who, as a feder-
al grand juryman has created
sensation here by returning an in
dictment against himself, Mayor
I. F.. McAulif'e and seven other
members of the city council on n
charge of extortion.
The alderman is Samuel Raines
The specific charge is that the
men indicted eXtorted from dive
keepers in the city 5000 month,
which they kept. Guy Howe is
also indicted for embezzlement
upon the charge that he collected.
the illegal fund and failed to turn
1t into the city treasury.
The indicted aldermen, aside
from Raines, are DR.. J. ]. Shuler,
Thomas Mcbride. A. J. Bouletter,
Henry Jones, Patrick Boyle and
j.. NJ. Sandoval. Shuler is a divi-
sion surgeon for the Santa Fe and
all OF the men are well known in
the Southwest.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-04
CACHE CREEK.

Ed Redpath. accompanied by
his sister. Mrs. Lola Mechanics,
went to Meeker in response to a
telephone call stating their was
not expected to live, but later re
ports say he is slowly improving.
A l5-pound boy was born 70
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bernklau on
Monday. March %. Beat that if
You can. He's ball player and
has joined the Beaver nine.
Mrs. Gus Wetzel. who has been
employed at the Bernklau home
on Beaver cvreek for two weeks,
returned home Wednesday,
Gus Wetzel and VIM. Helmer
are setting out 1900 strawberry
plants this week.
j. T. McCary is spraying his
orchard.
C. NJ. Rulison is able to be
around with the aid of crutches.
Curt Beesley and family Were
the guests if Miss Laurel Shut
Sunday.
Frank Gillum was business
visitor ut the county seat Thurs
day
Some Of our ranchers are busy
plowing, some repairing fences
and others planting early spuds
Pete Horn is hauling sand from
the river and ere long he Will
have a new house erected.
Miss Vida McCary went to
Beaver Creek Thursday to assist
at the Y. r. Freeman home.
There will be dance at the
home of Lloyd Shultz on Friday
night, April 10. Everyone cor
daily invited. Ladies bring cake
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-04
RAPID INCREASE IN
POSTAL RECEIPTS

Yesterday was the last day Of
the postal year for Postmaster
Ollie Thorson and he had just
cause for feeling jnbilant over
the increase of business in the
past two years during which he
has held the office.
The receipts of the year pre-
ceding Mr.. Thorson's incumben-
cy were 1920, as against $9,4O0
for the fiscal year just ended.
Had the office taken in 5000 more
Glenwood would have been en-
titled to free mail delivery. An
increase of $4,000 in two years is.
however, encouraging, and the
Glenwood office receipts will on
ly have to increase half as fast
to insure mail delivery in 1909.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-04
INDIANA G. o. P.'S
NAME CANDIDATE

Indianapolis, Apr. 3.-James E.
Watson of Rushville was NOM
mated for governor by the Indi-
ana Republican convention on the
fifth ballot. Charles Miller with
drew his name and moved to
make Mr.. Watson nomination
unanimous. This was seconded
by the other candidates and car
ried with a great demonstration
Watson is representative in con-
gress of the sixth Indiana district.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-04

of Aspen stopped in Glenwoo"
last night, leaving for Denver on
Rio Grande No. 2 this morning.
w. S. Steele, Midland co1-
ductor between Colorado Springs
and Cripple creek, arrived IN
Glenwood yesterday to take the
baths for a while.
Mrs. Maria Barlow accompan-
led her son, Bert, to the reserva-
ton yesterday and will spend the
summer enjoying frontier life.
They expect to be fourteen days
on the trip to the Uintah reser-
vation.
Mrs. George Stanley and two
children arrived in Glenwood this
morning from Toronto, Canada, to
join Mr.. Stanley, who arrived
several weeks ago. The latter is
a cousin of the Dougans and will
engage in business in this city as
painter and paperhanger.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Rice have
rented the Barlow rooming house
on Bennett and Seventh and will
move in when Mrs. Rice returns
from California. The house in
the meantime is being thorougly
renovated, the plasterers and pa
perhangers being already busy.
The big pictures of the Glen
wood swimming pool and Hotel
Colorado recently issued by the
Glenwood Hot Springs company,
are in great demand. Manager
Lyle is today in receipt of letter
from the Wabash Railroad COM
pany at st. Louis requesting so
copies, which the road proposes
to frame and distribute among its
principal agencies.
Hon. +. Fl. Grubb was an arriv-
al on Yesterdays Grande from
his home at Carbondale. "Spud"
Grubb, as he now calls himself,
has Just returned from his trip
over the state with the spud spe-
cial. Mr.. Grubb has Just received
"A consignment of choice sweet
potatoes from the Dalmary farm
in Scotland. the estate of the
Earl of Rosebery. These potatoes,
Mr.. Grubb says, are something
better than has been produced be-
fore, the quality being superb and
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-04
FARMINGDALE.
Ms. Cantrill is very sick

MS. Cantrlll is very SICK.
Mrs. Abbie Cox went to Grand
Junction last Saturday where she
will visit for while with her
daughter Mrs. Jones, before GO
ing to Washington. We are very
sorry to lose Mrs. Cox and her
family and wish them success
wherever they my be.
Mrs. Piers Coulter and little
daughter spent Sunday with Mrs.
Ozburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sieve:s
were visitors at Mr.. Gardner S
Sunday.
The ditch company is rapidly
pushing the needed repairs. Will
liam Lever having charge of the
work.
Sunday Mrs. Schmueser enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson
and Joe Pitts.
1t seems strange to see men
passing through here and actual
ly wanting work.
The Trimble brothers have,
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-04
TAMMANY COMING
IN FULL FORCE

New York. Apr. 3.-Thomas F..
Smith, secretary of Tammany hail.
is on his way to Denver to engage
hotel accommodations for the
Tammany host which will go to
the Democratic national conven-
ton. Secretary Smith will en-
gage rooms for 600 persons.
Tammany expects to carry
many more than this number out
West, but they will be left to
shift for themselves so far as ho-
tel accommodations are concern
ed.
Secretary Smith will also make
arrangements for excurion trains