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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-01
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aerS ser acknowledgements
a. ucroen bellte or,ra lcbten 8ube be-
Itottet. - lie SpuptleihenTe'er
mtrS IN Der STRIDE abgebalteft.
12os oeidcnbcaGngnib BON To'tor
Goris $. Sofel pom Der Sflpeoe'l.
b,,rdiihen @eu.S eruialems'alrfe an
ber Misouitb- uno Snpette:S traBc"
ipeld,er am IontoG pte berelts I'M
,Ge,,tiden jGorreiponoertell" perld,
let. IN ieiuer Iesten Wobniltla M
All. Somciteoo.S trabe, 5pnlelteao'
nus ben, 2ebcn idieo, tnlpet ,bellie
.0fodmittaa pom Tranerbnuie Gus
Itott, Goitor Selpaa miro 6''erft I'M
Sro,rerbouic, einen fursen citgllld)ell
sro,,ersottesoienit obbolten mo
boun miro Der 2eidnam nod, DER
Stride iiberaefiibrt. moielblt Haltcr
seuol! urlo Bditor Mnblert bon
Irootlpn, T.-g, omtiren lperoen.
ToItor 2ouis s. Toiel erbltdte
q 60 Sobren in Shonbori, Milrt-
temberg, oos 2itt Ser @eIt llln fon'
inn s(lter bon IS Sabren NIT letllell
gItcrn nat amerifa. Sein @atcr
NOR Or. 2eonorb Safel. Gr erhlelt
bier inter Der anleitung ieines So'
tcrs u,b IN Eripatidulen cine aus
oeseid,ncte ShuIbilbung. Gonn be-
iildtc CT sic llrbana'unlperlltof III
Ohio. Bel Dem a,tsbrnf oes gnr-
oerfriegcS nor Yuitor Safel ols Hrl'
'potlebrcr in Qpnhbure, So, tbdtlg.
Or trot IN sic Goni6oerirten -slrmec
Elm, ,rno irpor nobm ct ein lold)esSn'
tere'ie an Ser Sade beg Siloens, DOB
err nab Sadion's aopitlllatlol1 81
Spbnion iibergiu1 nno bis gum
TriebensihluB il, ben Helbell Der
CONFEDERATION iodt. .3rueimol lpiiroe
err wdbreno oes arieees perrpililocI.
Iot 9cenoi9ung beS arieges begop
err iih nod Ybilooelpbio, molelb't ct
SDeologie ltllotrte. llno 'hadoeH Ct
,um Breoioer orbinirt mar, mllroe
or gum Seeliorger Der Sdipeoenbur-
aiiben Stride in iener Stant eripubll'
| Tonn bcbiente er, ebe CT Dor llebci'
,Sabren nod Baltimore fam, lfIpe'
| Scnbur9iihe 9irhen III llrbnno, Y,
unb Berlin, Canada. Glneit gutter
| Sbeil ieiner ireicn 3eit miomete Il
ser litcrariihen SbGtigfeit, inoem CT
bcbrGiide. oried)ii6e. lnteinilte
ironsDiiihe mo beiltid)e meoi5lnllh'
uno religi0ie @erfe %iiberlebte. NitBcl
iciner @ittpe. 5rau anno 8. Sofcl
bintcrlGbt er aht Sobne uno liebe'
Sodter.
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BUR lektcn Hnbc.

9is, iseiac oess srnnl, anoreoS sapn
ollt Dem n@toi,nt Carmel . 6rieo-
hoIe" su @robe getragen.-&iele
prGftige 9liinleaipenoel.-S rali
Hoiihco Iau anf oem baltimore
6ricoboic" beitottet..
Gin groBcS 5rnuereeiolgc CAB &C.
iterll Der iroiitel &iiac ocs ant less
ten Sdnitue periiprbenen @rn, ar.
oreos Sobu bos 8eleite 81 @rabe.
,NaH 5%rouerbouie, Nr. 633, 9plum.
biz Mpenue, ipor Der Seidnom allt'
Ncbobrt. umgeben bon 5ablrctdet1
@lumcngetuinoet. Foitor 8. Irlt,
DER Seellorger Der oelltifen epang.s
lMtb. ct. 2ufaS = Stride an Der Sen-
ricito'truBe, belt Den Sralter9ottes-
oicnit unb ribtetc Sroitcsiporte oil
ole Sinterbliebenen ultb .nnltirte audi
am 8robe. MlS Sobrtild)tr1ger fitn=
airtcn, Die SS. s. Sunter, S~eorburo
Yiittner. ~. Sbrooer. Senrp Ncu-
MANI. Sobn Sron5 ulb Geo. Saltter-
bad). Heitenbeltnttcr 6rit Till batte
Die arrangements fir Die 9eeroi4
grlla getroficn. &r. Sohn iuuroe
am 13. Surli 1851 in Sbertronfeil,
9oncrn, aeboren inn fun Dor 30
Sohrcn rad) Mntcrifo. @lcid) nod
icincr Mnfunit ipibnlctc CT lid oeul
9GferseihGit, ipcldcs or bis st lei
ncm Spbestn9e betrieb. Vetronert
lpiro CT BOZ, ieiner Satin sSrou Gbor-
lotte Sabn, eiuer Sphter, Gli5obetb,
u,,b einem Sobne, George Sohn, Der
in &olumoSoo, Mid)., ani1liig lit.
Mpiine Ran.
@om Sralicrbol,ie Mr., ~, 9elair-
Ipenuc, aus mltroen gcitcrn Nod)-
mittog Die irbiifen llcbcrrclte BON
Iroi Hoiinc Hol,, meld)e onl Mon'
tog i'm Sitter bon 63 Sobren aus Dem
9eben itieb. ouf Dem Baltimore
Srieoboie sur letten &llbc bcitottet.
YoItpr s. Sonii BON Der Sern.
laIems . Stride belt ben Srouergot'
tcsoienIt ub uno ais 9obrtudtr1gcr
funairten bic So. &onler. Stopen
@Sbcl, ieu., Gamer @obel, it,, ann
1mele. Sic 0erblidene itummte oi,s
ainielsol,. @iirttemberg, mo fam
Dor 25 Sahren nod Mmerifo. Gil
binterIdbt 5tpei ainoer, ipeltc beiot
III IeutihIono 1pobnen.
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5pei @egelaeerern Inn $40 beraubt,
nahoem Die 9onbiten fem Yfero mic
hergeidoileu batter.
NeuerGountp 6 uliiiGr.
@roSpeilor Sanion bon ,glfri6gc,
DID, lit pom @oupernellr ,Grotbers
sul1 Gountp-G ommiHdr fir !5oiparO.
Gou1tp ernannt .norben ais Nodfol,
acr oeS pcritorbenen Safob s. @er.
ner. Sn Sr. Sanipn bisber lpltglico
Ser Staots- Tinoer- 8eiunobeits ; Be
horde mat, unb CT bon bieiem Soften
suriidtreteti mlbte, ernonntc s er@ou.
pernellr Srl. g. g.. Nifol rs BOZ,
Nnpton, tSplrarb-9onntp fin Oen
Ylab. ~. TX
q o nj a i II e,gcraift,fne.
Der 20 Sabre alter Gubo'ner &o-
men @aaiano, ,.ipelder ant ~golum,
BID SniineB.gollege" 81 Sqgers-
tolpn, Mo. itllbirtc, itarb an Ttomai-
neg ereittunG, Gr Bate col licrpirtc'l
2ads gegeien.
-Neue SGh.le cntb.edt,
Cine groBere SoBle nit er mem tlet-
men See an einem gnbe iii, ouf Der
,sarm oes Srn. Geo. @. Ga rrett al
Ser 2anoItroBe 5tpiid)en SaH erstotpn
uno Gopnspile, @aibington County,
Wo., entoedt uorben. Gin fiji in Der
Soble perfriedenber Saie Fl lbrte al
Der Gntbefui1g. Die @anoe Oer Sch.
le iino BON &alfItein.
Sab Strpdni Eillen'f ii T.
0anop an.
J. Gns fiinfiGbriee Sobnten bes il,
Der NGDe Der Intietam 'Eapi frmiiblc
mobnbaften Srn. Same:s Wti.ler oB
Strpdniil-Y inen fir 9p1-S'ons uno
Itarb 80 Winuten ipdter.
Noti5en.
Ger IA = iGbrise Hobert 9ruboter
bon Berlin. Wb., mlroe oiif elmer
Sogopartie 5uf61ig ms 8'ein geidoi-
len.
Su GburdtSiG, Mb., iimb bie0olfs.
idnllen in JoIge bes Mi,sb ruhs elmer
Iipbtberitis Epidemic seidloiien
morOelt.
Soltor g. @. Smens BON Sagers.
torpn i~eierte anl Sonntag iein 40
iGbriges Imtsillbildum als Seelior-
9er Ser oortigen epangelii h-lutberi-
iben Sobannes Stride.
Gin aupfer.S hmel5werf ION IN Der
Na6e bon Blue &ibse-S ummit errid).
tet rperoen. 9ie, eagle Wetallic
Copper Co." plant bus Inter nebmen.
Sic anlage erbGlt cine Gapa5itat bon
POO Sonnen tdgli6.
Gr. Sames 9. Merritt's Eroaeb
in Garoline.g ountp pe9en o%n9ebli-
der Ibortion pirb i'm meniaen Wona-
ten in 9enton itattfiiben. Sn Gaiton,
Tolbot. COUNTY; .ipurbe Or. Werritt
bon elmer obnlihen . @ntlo9c Oieler
Gage freigeiproden,
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(Nute tnb 3iiterIGfftae HntsGtHte.l,.
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borc. gbdmtersbnre, Saeerstoir,i, Saiieod,
GumterIanb, Gltins- (Siffet Sbierraftors.
@deerfts). Die Gnoftaticn oteIes SueeS art
Gonntae lit SaeerStptof.
2js aa4alittaas s''ion''rooaiion non
s4.i5 Hadunitidas - Gnnen8ua. SauptIinie.
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tdlSgeuommen SnrntaGS, Sreosrid uno GINS
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2.45 observation-disclosures md eubbrcoi @Ibn.
bon, Oori, Sanooer. @ettpsbura nnb y. &
Sanorsr, eettpsbure. anS o. uno 8. giS.
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amt liz Ge5emhw oMinnebobo"
llaf Sotloen. .cfR y}t
Mn Liz Ge5rntberf 10 California"
rodr Glasgow, 70
Nm Ii. Ge5enber u9tem.Dorf"
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Aim II. G5entber 0Garmanio" nadb
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ia" tad) &enpei nm @eiuo.
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Nmlt,4.aG e5ember5 2nplano" nod
Npper .uilb Mntperpen. gai
Yig I'D 1e5cmher ~ Gompania"
l!ad) &iperpuol. .5.e1 ~.
Nm 10. 1e5ember ,Muicltic" mad
Splltbampton.
am Is. 9e5ember nNedur" nah
gremen. .,,r .......
s9tlu t6.n 9e5em6er' v2orrine" mad
SABRE. njs,< a.
Mm az. 0e5ember st. 2ouis"
rod southampton.
am 49, 9e5cnber Settle" nod
Slperpool. ~
am 18. Ge5cmber california"
naf Glasgow.
Aim Is. 0e5enlbcr yMeiaba" nod
SnnoolL yra, ., . f..
Mma2l. GeScmber sNooroam" nadl
9iotteroau. .I.,.
Am %. 3Gcmber r2auro" nob
Neapcl Hn6t 1rieit. hs
Am 224 Ie3ember .i5inlunb" nod
0ppcrh uno Mnhperpena
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Mm /. Te5ember uSannio" radl
9ieopel nno @etuo.
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rod, 2iuerppol.
Sim 1. DECEMBER raonig gilbert"
rad Gibraltar unb Neapel.
Mm 1. 9ejember nSeutonic" nod
southampton
gm 1. (Ge3ember n9aoerlano" nod
Doper uno antruerpen.
Sim 1. 0esember aSceania" nad
Nenpel lnnb- 3rieIt.
Mln f.. 3eScmbcr nHomd" nad
Meapel ilnb MarieiIlc.
Mff, 2. 9e3ember' uEouraine" nadJ
SABRE.
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rnh &openbagen.
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1lasgom.
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YaIernno lnb Neapel.
Mm A.. 1esember uWinneluasfa"
nod 2onoon.
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2iperpool.
gm 4. Tesem,ber rSaronia" nod,
Gibraltar nlo Neapcl.
Im l.. TeSember st. saul" nod
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yteerppol.
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Samburg. & IA
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2iberpool.
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Neapel uho Irieit.
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Sm%ltbalnpton.
Nm 8. Ge5embcr vgretuene" nod
SABRE.
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Bremen.
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nod a%openbneen.
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Meopel unb Warieiqe.
Ntnt II. DECEMBER Chicago" ndd
Sabre. -,
Im If. TeSember Berlin" mad,
| Gibraltar nno Neapet,
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Wolomafrr.

Inn glail6en III maiden, bab lie
ous 8ebeini1iB Del. characterization
entoedf bdtten, nd6men sic Nlfimi.
iten, ibre 3uflildJt 81 Superintendent,
Die "olif' 2aieii eitlef 'iiber5ellgenoen
Gttorud rladten. Ser berii6tigte
9rdgnSirip, 70 miro III yMrs ct 2o-
bor]o erS1blt erihipinbelte bon Der
&epublif" Gentoig rieiige Summen,
nafoem DDS @olo, 'Sas er in @egen-
mart ACCOMPLISHMENTS limo nidt
perbadtieter HeriunerL inter alien
bon Oieieh Iuge15eugen gepiinihten
&ailtelen gentuht bate, INNER ais
@olo BON Der beiten GilalitGt er.
tdilnt iborben pdr!." gr mari in Ben
Shmef5tieeeI, in ipelden porber sic
bon linn angegebeuen Sublfan5en ge-
leat lDor0en iparen ltpr cine gon5
fleine Cuantitat eineS gebeimniBpol.
len Eliiners mo er5iefte bumit cine
idone gMiantitdt ,tGhffen @oloes.
Gasf nlhaf Hlhpetpdr, lpor aber
Podlif th1iad ,rSie ffsills eiierneS ton-
&C. beren. lid 'btr SdHiNbler beoien.
&c, I'M Siit'ih7 Sent yhjnieIstieeel BE-
fihbfitc'W iifltn9 uit3ttriibren, mar
ati isr&H pise nttf @Mbipdbnen &C.
fiQt.'H little Spd6He' IHgcn IN eiller
ourt 'tiiftir @ods5ubfen pcribloiie-
men Soblnng Der Stouee; ou Der So
pien I'M DER Snrbe, getoil 10 ollsiob
lpie. sic Stanae' 'ieftH fonhtc man
i'm pon' Sem gifen nfbt, mtteridei-
ben. @ctii, nun Sic Stange in Bic
iiebeno belize WiiGung geiteft milr-
DC, begann bos @ads natiirlid SIT
ihmel5en, 10 baB Die Spdnd)en lang.
iom in Die Miidnng fielerL mas Die
3rihallcr 5il lol,ten Hilfen Der DC
numbering liilD 'bes g%nt5iidens bill-
rib Gos Erperintent iuuroe fir ppll-
tonmen aelultgeu erfl1rt, uno Die
Mepiiblif bon @cneois CAB oem
@dbmader' ID bief~ @etb, oIs CT nlr
baBen %ipYoIltc;; er fbHte onfiir @olb
sum oilsid)fiekfiheits 8ebroud) fir
@eneSiag inbriairen ,5oa es ober Dor,
nit sem rrbulteiteii @cioe 5l per-
idlpinoen mo iid mic = luieoer iebe'i
5ll IoIiem = ~ "sS
Sin .ipaniidJer WSndl Nfdimilt
bon. StricIhet Sortc, seigte Der a0-
nigin GIifobetb bon England ein
,,etScrnes": WtpjIer. 0us, 1adoem CT
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Sdiffsnad)rid)tcn-

Ncm Dprf, 80. Mop. = slbee.
Pforrel li,,o beute Oiei9 anpfet @@ttl-
oom" nob Hotterbnm, pia Soulog-
ne, ,Yrin5 Jriebrid @ilbclnt" nod
9renuen unb nHe G'Stulio" ndd)
Mcapcl. Elt".'
Gibraltar, 80. Mop. - Seute
lit Der 9ompier Berlin" nad) gtciu-
Oorf a%bgcfobren.
Ncm Dorf, 80. Nop. = Mnaei
fommen: sic 0ampfcr ..aronprin,
sciiin Gecilie"pon, Bremen unon 2oui-
jiara" BON @enua. =
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WarnIans &Veuaisloania. Giiembabn,
-Mnrf. nmSn. Gnunfnn.

7.45 Torit.-Vorf, niisg. Soffta9.
e.05 8orm.-gah Selta. iir Scnntaa.
$50 9orm.-ylah 8elnir, unse. Gonntas.
1905 g;ahm.-SiaS Selair eusa. Samtfas
uto Gortnteg. S$l - Ar
100 giahm.-sn6 geIair, mir eamftaa.
3.15 Gahm.IMa4 gorf, 'dtfss. .Spnrtas.
4.O5 9sd6m.-Nan Teltd, MIR Sornttap.
800 ga6nr.@ysuh 9rfdtr. nnsg. eountas.
+, Zoo slbbS.-9,n6 Delta, auSg. Gonrtng. -
ff.00 Nths.-Ta1 9eItd. iurT eonntd6.
4, ii.a0 NbsS.-9e6 BeIair. Jansa: Goinstaa.
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NAs benz Snnerea @arsIanb's xSo
ben anerenseMben Staatta.
Inter fdmerer anGnIb 81
n II n a

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3. gurg,
Boroon 9rprner liBt iii Gumber'
lanb infer Ser ACKNOWLEDGING i'm &c
ianenib. anseblid bic Bride Der
.Eriitote 2umber Co." 5eritOrt 81 ba'
ben. gr brahte- Ole boI5erne Bride
Su Eunbar siim ginihir5, inbem Ell
5ragbalfen an 40, Eldten nit Del
art burhbieb. Ger, Shaoen betrdot
$500. Mit 8Iutbunoeu luurbe Sel
Tbdter aufgcipiirt.
,@duber erfdoiien @eit.
pfers.
:. g. Diners bon SIbtoiun, Mnr'
gam. gountp. .Mb., Gin Ngent Sel
.uniteh States 2umbcr Co." miirot
ani ieinem Mitt bon Eatterion-Gre
y. So, nad Cumberland, Mo,, por
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seif AIM Gebron% in ber Gan.HeIt, unS ga.
Aejerbiruna bon Saaunt In e@Ia!. oSsr. Dan
ior,NSaaaonS Gpetfercfen etc. tpstoen f9neH
,s..!oret per 2sIepbon in alien feIsenben 1tuet.
Hireuua; gbai.eS. unh Baltimore Citrate, 9. q
g.. I'll. HnuI 1924 ODER WRb. Gourtlarb 1901:
SGff. MobnI.Gtation r. 4 e., UQf. Dernou 6113:
Gamben.Gtntton SufprmationS.Bare1u. 8. I.
81. YauI 846, o6er Mb.. GourtIonb $3.50. ant
Nr, $780, GAbsDrcabtpan.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-09
Y. M. c. A. NOTES.

Those oysters will be eaten on Fri
day. evening of this week and it sure
ly begins to look like easy money
for the Reds" The contest closes
at 10 o'clock Thursday night The
score Thursday morning was 26 to II
in favor of the Reds. All memb-
ers should be present on Friday even
ing, and either serve or be served.
On Monday evening Of tiriB week
the Ladies Auxiliary gave a recep-
ton to the ladies of the city and vi
cinity:, The object of the meeting be-
ing to give the non-members an op-
portunity to learn of the work of the
Auxiliary, and to see the ladies' class
in action. This class is open to any
who care for physical training. The
leader, Miss Alspach is doing excel
lent work; and considering the very
small amount of practice, the class
is making a good showing.
Rev. G. G. Haley will be the speak
er at the Mems meeting of the Y. NJ.
C. a. held on Sunday afternoon De-
cember 18th. Young men are espe-
cially invited to attend these meet
ings.
The first number of the Y. NJ C.
A. Entertainment course viii take
place next Monday evening. Lee
Francis Lybarger will present his lee
ture on How to be Happy" Don't
fail to hear him. Season tickets on
sale at the Y. NJ. c. A. office, $3.50
for the five numbers. Single admis-
sion seventy-five cents. Notice ad
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-09
new Time CARD
GOES into EFFECT
New Schedule on. Short Line in Ef-
feet Since Last sunday-The Pony
Service Augmented by an Extra
Train Each Way.

A new time card went into effect
on the Oregon Short Line last Sun
day which will, in all probability re-
move many kicks from those people
living between Boise and Huntington
who find frequent occasions for
business trips to Boise. By the new
schedule there are two Pony passen-
ger trains each way per day. The
irst Pony going west arrives in
Payette at 9:25 a. m. the first one
east arrives at $40 a. m. In the
evening at 1888 another Pony goes
west and at 5:25 another goes east.
Of the regular main line trains No.
west bound is due at SAG p. m.
and makes no stop. No. eastbound
is due at 11:56 a. m; No. Z west
bound at 5:15 a. m; No. s eastbound
at 2:41 a. M; No. 9 westboupd at
1886 p. m; No. 10 eastbound at PAS
p. m. and No. II the westbound fast
mail is due here at SO p m. making
no stop:
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-09
eusrER RRoWN COMING.

The older folk in Payette will be
interested to learn that the original
Buster Brown and his far famed dog
Tige will be in Payette on Friday,
December oath and will appear in the
Elite Opera house. Buster has long
desired to pay the children Of the IA
nous Payette Valley a visit and is him
self quite well pleased that he has at
last been able to pick a date and an
nounce it. 1t is extremely fortunate
that he will visit Payette just before
Xmas and every child in Payette is re-
quested to remember the day and date.
Buster and Tige want to meet them
all and as he will on this date give a
free entertainment there is no rea-
son why all should not see him.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-09
wHAT cHRIsTMAs PRgsgNT2

Which makes the better Christ
mas present-the 50 issues of The
Youths Companion, costing only
s1.75 for the whole year, or one book,
costing $1.5O to $500?
In quantity, variety and value of
reading the Companion excels. Is
not such a paper, bringing every
week into the home circle charming
stories, articles on a thousand sub
jects by famous men and women, de-
lightful short sketches, humorous an
ecdotes, and an infinite variety of
other wholesome, entertaining reading
is not such a paper the very one
for an appropriate, acceptable Christ
mas present? Think of it! In a year
The Companion gives you as much
reading as twenty 4OO-page books of
travel, history, fiction, miscellany. BIZ
ography and humor, and not a line
in it that shakes ones faith in truth
and honor, not a phrase that makes
light Of the things that are sweet and
pure. Is it not a Christmas gift
worth having-a Christmas gift that
is worth while?
Send your subscription (S1.75) at
once so as to receive free all the
issue= 1.-THE Companion for the re-
weeks of 1909, as well as
The Companion's 'Venitian" Calen-
dar for 1910, Autographed in thirteen
colors and gold.
THE YOUTHS COMPANION.
Building, Boston, Mass.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-09
MUCH ADVERTISING FOR IDAHO

Messrs A. E. Wood and Capt. ]. H.
Shawhan returned last Saturday from
their attendance at the National Hor-
ticultural Congress at Council Bluffs
and the Irrigation display at Chicago.
Both gentlemen are well pleased with
the results at Council Bluffs and Chi
cago for the state of Idaho. At Coun.
Gil Bluffs the state carried off one
third of the prizes and Capt. Shaw
han was elected Vice-President of the
Congress and Mr.. Wood State Vice
President while Mr.. Carr of Council
Bluffs was elected Second Vice-Pres-
ident of the state. At Council Bluffs
where one-third of the prizes we're
secured there were AZ states repre-
sented. Both gentlemen went on to
Chicago where they done excellent
personal work for Idaho and especial
" the Payette Valley. They distrib-
uted a large number of the CONNER
cial Club booklets which they were
pleased to find was the finest and
most comprehensive booklet being
distributed by any community. The
IDAHO exhibit at Chicago constituted
fully one third of the display and
while the apples were not of first
class variety, being mostly seconds
they averaged well with other exhib-
its and great good was accomplished
for the state, the exhibit of grains,
grasses and vegetables being far ahead
Of anything else on display from any
other section.
In distributing the booklets adyer-
tising Payette Valley great care was
exercised by both Mr. Wood and
Capt. Shawhan TO see that only book
lets were given to such parties as ex-
pressed an interest in Payette Valley
and both gentlemen feel that the vel
ley will derive a vast amount of good
from the advertising so distributed.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-09
ROBBERS VISIT
GOLDEN RULE
Gain Entrance to Store by Breaking
Glass in Rear Door-ooods and
Cash to Value of $3.50 Secured
Slight Clue Indicates Robbers Left
Town on Early Morning Freight.

Sometime Tuesday night robbers
gained entrance to the Golden Rule
store by breakingt he glass in the
rear door and throwing the bolts.
Three overcoats, three suits of
clothes. three hats and three pair of
shoes, a few odd pairs of pants and
S25 in cash constitutes the loot Sc
cured by the thieves. The robbery
was discovered by Night Marshal
Feldscher about three o'clock as he
was making his rounds trying the
back doors of all the business houses.
He found the rear door at the Col
den Rule unlocked and open, also the
glass broken. He at once telephoned
E. W. Equals the proprietor who
came down at once to Investigate.
On going into the store it was
found that large piles of clothing had
been gone over and many boxes of
shoes taken down On the floor
were several tags which had undoubt-
edly been torn off the clothing taken
by the robbers. The cash drawer had
been broken open and $25 in silver
taken therefrom
Tracks leading from the back Of
the store to the tracks near the Short
Line passenger station and which
were. easily followed on account of the
newly fallen snow give the impression
that the thieves left town on No. Sc
the early east bound freight train
This is the only clue as to who the
robbers were or what direction they
took on leaving the scene Of their
depredations.
AS to just what hour the robbery
occurred is a mystery. 1t wars found
that in moving about the marauders
had Knocked the telephone off the
desk and broken the transmitter. The
telephone girl at the Independent Of
flee says that the Golden Rule num-
Der came up about eleven o'clock but
she could get no answer on replying.
This would seem to Indicate that the
robbery occurred early in the evening
and from the tracks on the floor of
The store and the large amount of
clothing the general opin-
on seems to be that they remained
N the store some time trying on
and shoes securing what
would fit them and be useful.