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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19

Ser nGorintbiou CAD +.
pcranitoltet nit 5rpolf ieiner
id)Gniten 9pote bcute g~tofmittog cine
Grtnriion nod Der Gbeiopeafe.9oi.
Eic Grfuriion geltaltet iid SIT elmer
9lrt Won0per, bie eiiterl b0fit inferei-
idntcn Serloilf 81 nebnlen peripridt.
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Giu8cI. 8creine.

D ~ ~
nglliolo SGngerbun0," !Sotel Snls
periol, grooomop uIlo 30. StroBe.
Buffalo Srpbelis," Sotel Netber.
lano, 5. Noenle mo 80. Strobe.
n0eiangperein @ermo1io," yollg6-
teepiie, Sotel &otbom, %. StroBe II.
5. Npenue.
nSpracuie 2ieoerfran5," SoteI 9rcS-
lin 9roooiuap unO %. StraBe.
,yonfcrS Guartett. Club" Terrace
@arOen, So. StroBe uno 3. glpenue.
oNeip &odeQe WGnner9or." N.sY,
N.'O. WGnnerhor.SoIe, Nr. 300,
SIt-56. StroBe.
nSidspiQe SGngerrunoe," SidS.
bile, Terrace @oroen IS. StraBe II.
B. @penue.
nSartforo Sdngerbuno," &ortforb,
Sotel SoIlanb, 50. StroBe, nobe Wa-
oiion. Apenue.
oStip6bii6erMGnnerd Bridge.
port, @otel Marlborougb, @rooomap
unb 36. StraBe.
o3eloipare Sangerbunb," @iIming-
ton, Sotel 9lpon, 2erington : gpenle
nnb 30. StraBe.
n@eian9perein 8irginia," Hih-
mono, So, Sotel 9otbunL 20. StroBe
uno 5. Ioenue.
VI .@..@. Ginigfeit, Stapleton,
Shcffel- Sale, 3. Npenue unO II.
Strobe.
.@ermanio Guortett-G Stub" SSobnS.
topu, go, Sotel Y~rlington, Nr. 20,
@eit.25. Strobe.
.Sungcr WGnncrtor," Scrantor,
go, Sotel 8eroro, A. StroBe, nabe
8. Npemue.
~Sormonie MGnmerbor," Scron.
ton, Sotel @eroro, "A. StraBe, nobe
e. Npenuc.
.Surmonie WGnncrhor," &eoOing,
go, Sotcl Heip Nlbcrt, llniperlitp.
lace.
.Hiperiibe M1nncr6or," Hiperlibe,
rs, Wtiiller'S Safe, Nr. 1927, /.
Npcnuc, nobc 60. StroBe.
nMi.-@.-T. 2ieoertronS" Q%ancolter,
Nem Wills Sotel, I. Mpcnue un0 SO.
StroBc.
,@ermonia WGmerdor," Geip
Drills Sotel, I. Npcnlle uto Sc. Str.
Cardinal gegen Srauen.
. til / c d) t. - 9ci Den SSobres.
ihluBieierlid)felicn 0cS ct. Soiepbs.
GollcgS iagte Cardinal Gibbons. er
ici ltid)t 5u@unitcn oeS Sroucnitimm.
red)ts, Sroucn bGtten cine anoere
Wiiiion ollf oieier @clt sl erfiiuen.
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0otis. :.
Scbbel's einsiges StnSiu.

A'euptlS clH3t9eS StuDtu.
Scoermaan frnnt Die ppn inns &C.
~licfcrte Irbcit; iuir Senfcn nidjt b.
ran, inns ielbit ST loben, ionOcrn iibcr'
laiicn oies nniercn 2ciitnmscn. Seine
Srcppen bel nns st criteigcn. 2ailcn
Sic iidJ non Inoercn nidt tanidcm,
cs sicbt MIR Gin cin5iges Sebbel-S tn'
bio ano Dies befinSct fid) int Eartcrre.
Md)fcn Sic anf oas Sams, iuD nnicr
Wamcn anf Sbiren nno Tenitcru
ltcbt.
SciRe Igcntcn.\ Sin Yrcis.
Md)tcn Sic amf
-0ebbcl's-
321 Nuro-9 IT,, na9e Sig5.
15i.1Yat)
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3beu. $. Siener e Co.,
217, Et-Haltimore.St rase.

Geutifcs uno anoeres auslGnoi.
ihes @elo s%efauft nno n%erfauit.
@eIbienoungen beiorgt nod Ieutitp
lamb, SeItreid, &iibIano Ii. /. 10.
@ehiel aiisgcIteut aMf misIdnbilde
8anfen. Greoitbrieie unb 9rapelers
CHEQUES. o.
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Der perlen6e Sdlanm

&einbeit beiielben Der @eiunobeit ol
Cute fommt. @s giebt fem 70 3lt-
observation-disclosures @etrGnf, nie oas
pom 5reb. 9auernihmibt's rameri-
can greiperD" gebraute Bier. aiite
800. Srauerei 1104-t12S Silen-
Strabe. Gel. s. & q. ct. Baul 364,
Wo. Gourtlano 1401. G70)
Cine rubige4. Suli.8eier
ibeint ben 9emobnern Der Wonumen.
tenitaot burh Ole itrenaen YoIi5ei.
Wobregeln geii6crt 81 iein. Seoes
gerGuihpoae 6euerperf lit befannt.
lid perpout. 9aiiir fonnen iit Die
9eipcbrter Der Stabt, meld)e iid germ
an Dem urlangenebmen @er6ulh crs
g0bcn in Den 8oritGoten ihaoloS
baiten, ipe5ien aber in manhen I'm.
iercr GergnilgungSplGse. 80 lper-
Den gum 9eiipieI i'm Hiuer.8iep-
Gorf, Dem electric Earf, Dem 8mpnn
Sof-Fnrf unb Dem Ban Sbore-G Bart
groBartige 6euermerfe obaebronnt.
SIN @arn. - Bon Den fini Sn.
iaIicrL melhe ant Miittmot aus Der
Wurplato- Sdpule fir anoben emf.
lprongen, iinO bis jest 5pei eingeian.
gen mor0en. SIS miro permutbet, Dab
Die iibrigen iid) aus. Dem Staat &c.
fliidtet boben.
Is mobr b d. r q a f.
oleer BON Gapitdn s. 2pou Ho.
gers, Dem Gommanoonten oerSrlppe
N" Der MorplGnber Wili5 lit alien
Anidein nod Sr. 9lQnn Mc9ane ans.
erieben. Sr. Mc2ane ipielt IN &c.
ienidaftsfreiien cine berporrasenoc
MoQe; er lit elm 9ruoer oes p%erltor.
benen Mopors Hobert W. Mc2ane.
Ger 80 aDflomer BIaiure
Club" peronltaltet am 90. Sunni
cine leilier belicbten BUS Yorties."
am uorbergebcnoen Ibeno iinoet inn
Sauptauartier elm &aithabeno ltatt.
BET nelfcm oos Wopflomer.G nartett
Iingcn uno Erof. gltermann's Srhc.
tier ipielen miro. Bonn Glubbmie,
OH Der Eulasfi- II. Warp 4nnitrabc,
aus begeben iid Die lbeilnebmer aui
Der 8abrt mad 8oie.9anf ilad Dem
Settings Siertel," bei pelhem gn.
Lob lie Dem ~Geutiden Correspondent
ten" cine Serciabe ST.. brinsen geoen-
fen.
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Eunnenauf. nnb ltnteraana.
las Mcttcr.

Siir Worplano uno ben 9iltrift
Columbia beute uno morgen flor,
b0bere 1emperatur; leid)te norblidle
mo peitli6e @inbe.
Ger geitriae Gag mar Gin praht.
poler. 0ie Quit mor troden uno
perb1ltniBmGBig fiibl. 3ie bodite
5emperotur ipor "A @roo nm 5 llbr
Nndnlittogs itno Die nieorigite 60
@rab Dor 6 llbr WorgenS.
IN ben onberen 9unoes @etier'
bcobnd)tnn9S . Stotionen ods Gan.
beS murben Die iol9enben bohiten
Semperaturen pcr3ei6net:
Gaiiport 66, EortIuno 6S, Bottom
y, glbotp GO, Nen.2)orf 6S, 8bila'
6clpbiu ~. sliIontir.Gitp "a, Gape
Nap y, @oiDington "a, Norfolf "a,
Sotteros SO, Charlotte Sd. @ilmi1g.
ton 81, Gborleiton sc, Sapomnb SO,
Sodinnpiae Sc, Sipiter 81, Sen @eIt
sc, Nilonto Sc, montgomery IS, Nem
Orleans so. HolcItine 80, 0oluriton
90, Corpus Gbriiti SO, memphis 81,
Cincinnati "a, 4ittsbura Ga. SSiuego
56, Buffalo GO, Glerelano GO, Getroit
GO, snpena G6, Warouette 60, @reen
9ap 70, Chicago 90, Gulutb "a, ct.
Youl rs, ct. 2ouiS rs, &oniaS-Gitp
rs, Omaha Is, Silron 50, ViSmard
80, @iuiiton 80, Sabre SS. Seleno
50, Solt 9ofe "a, 9enpcr 80, Nortb
Ylatte 81, Goo9e-Gitp 81, Nmorillo
IS llnn Cos MnQelee GS.
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MrINienNnnncn.

@eIoienoungen nad Geuti6lano
mo Seitreid : ltngarn fiber uno
idnen beiotgt. 5, 10 nnb 90 Marf.,
iopie 10 uno 90 Sronen Sdeine an
perfaufen.
Sbec. S. Sicncr & Co.,
o. Nr. 217, Cif-Waltimpre.Str.
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Mar &ciHert.

galtimure'S Sentidcr SbOtusrapb,
409-411 NorS.@ags Stra6s.
SamiIienaruppen,
SudJscits8rnppcn,
Ginselaninabmcn,
Sinocraninabmcn,
@ersrSNcrunscn nadj
Ilten gilbcrn.
llniibcrtroffcnc fiinitlcriide Nrbei.
ten. Mdfise Ereiie.
@ilbcr iuerSen scidlmadDoa einse.
raBmt. Sitte, adJten Sic anf bic
ubigc NbrcFe.
l1eafS.3&E1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19
Staot Baltimore.
! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

,@trtprta"-Suubebiue uun gsanbeIbiIoer.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oNu Stnr" 'Sauoeolue
uno gSanbeibiloer.
,Sn0 Sbure Hnrt" Idgli6 G~oIl5erte oeS
8oitonin 9amensO r6eiters" uno anoere at'
iraitipnen.
SloDO's e~artsbsatrr - GdeIi6 SauoeOiGe
9nresfn's Zeal ebore Fart" Hetpprt -
I6slih @dnoelbiloer uub anoere unieronl'
Gait's rsburc aine Bari" = 9deIt6 gauSc'
bile nnh anoere Nitrattlonet.
Saieban i'm rE~riolc-Rnrt" 9eitie Nab'
mittna Baltimore qepen 1oroHto.
,,Sagerti6er WdnMcrdlur." Son1ing, ben
20, Snut, 6aHttlieHsNust.ug nab Alba0, trit'
9ari.GpnSerts.
Tie Yart'Gonderie tin0en ME tel9t ltati;
@iontag' . 5eScraI Ssil.:@ H. ~aiDeriiOe. Bari"
(abipedbieIHb) -.
Stenlia4. ..,..".. ...."'@ EaltetlnM sSuti
Mtlitloon. ....'.,' '.'.'U2 lulotolu 'HHti
SouHer1fag. ....,....,.'.' icy altuu'Sati
SreItae; 800 aae,eSt, li oi , S1,i4
Gas gonutaas CONCERT tUirO BON 3 ii6r Nad.
miildlS bis z u6r NbeTos eehntieH.
Sic GonSerie an ben gSodeniaaeH finocn
bon Us bis 10 ubr Thenos itntt.
groaramm fir beute.
Am pRuttcri0u.Vart."
ginrfb p9rinia Gonna" ....... 9erhert
SuUeriiire al y%I;drimiIiau Aubespierre" 2iiolf.
Geleiiiou aus YN1nc. Diooiite", .... 9erbert.
SSdl5tr aVdiliaire" .......... go. gSaiolenleL
ST.. Bidtam Mi,ori6ad.
gImeIifauif6e. efi55e. ..Sopn soui6" .DliSleion.
Seleftion sGdoeS OF ibe W'eiropoiitdn Opera
~ee SS1ls si,torcSa;c; g5 1GGari
G6part.
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o8elongnerein 8ermonio," 3euto.
nin Nllemblp HoomS, rs. StroBe unb
3. 9Ipenlte.
nWt.s@.-@. Mlpcnr0shen," gfr. 800,
0lt-45. Strobe.
o9eutiher &ieOertron5," Seutonio
Iiiemblp Blooms, 16. Strobe uno 3.
2pcnlIe.
n@iaiomSburgcr SdnGerbuno,"
Icutonio glliemblp Blooms, 16. Str.
un0 3. glpenue.
.Goncoroia So. 9rooflpn," 5eilto.
nio Iiientblp Blooms, IS. StroBe INN
3. Nbenue.
.Hi6dro @oaner Guortett Club"
Ieutonio 9liicmblp HoomS, 16. Ctr.
uno 3. Npenle.
r25noepenoent Guortctt = Club"
@rootlpu, 8eutonio 9liiembIp HoomS,
! Is. StroBc un0 3. Nuenle.
.8eionQpercin Nurorn," Seutonid
NiiemblD Rooma, iG. StroBc uno 3.
Npenltc.
n30ancr WGnner6or," 3entonio
9Iiicmblp &oom3, 16. StroBe mo 3.
Huenue.
o9eetbopen 2ieoerfron5," Geuto-
nio NIiemblp HoomS, 16. StroBe uno
3 Npenuc.
.@ermonio WGnner6or," 3eutonia
9iiembIp Blooms, 16. StraBe uno 3.
Ylpenue.
| o@eiongperein Sormonio Co."
Geutonia Niiemblp HoomS, 16. Ctr.
unb 3, glpenle.
ogrooflpn Gilortctt . Club" 3eu=
tonia Niiemblp Blooms, 16. StrnBe
unO 3. apenue.
yGoncoroiu W1nnerhor," Seutonio
SIiiemblp Hooms, 16. StroBe unO 3.
Nbenlle.
rgrooflpn Guortett . CLUB" Gen.
mia gliiemblp HoomS, rs. StroBe uno
3. Npcnue.
nNlrion," 5eutonioa iiemblpHoomS,
t6, StroBc uno 3. gpenlte.
.@eiongperein %Goncoroio," &. g.,
3cutonia Niiemblp RoomS, Is. Str.
uno 3. Ipenle.
n9rooflpn SGngerbunb," Scutonia
Iiiemblp Toonls, IS. Strabe ltno 3.
9lpcnue.
.Sopbn WGnnerfor," 5eutonia
Niicmblp 3ooms, t6. Strobe ,tno 3.
gpcnllc.
.Sdnp16ii6cr Sdngcrbumo," Geu.
to1io Niicinbtp HopmS, 16. StroBe
.l,no 8. gpenue.
Scr. SGnger BON Suoona
Gountp.
Sauptqllortier: S6eiiel.Sole, 8. 9lpe.
.ltno II. StraBc.
Linton Sill 2ieoertrpns," Sheifel.
Sullc. 8, Ipenlle un0 II. Strobe.
,@rccnDiue Sie0erfrqn5," Sheffel-
Suae, 8. gtbenlIe ulib X. StroBc.
.SmiB SarnlonicN" charlottesville,
3. Ipeuie pno II. StroBc.
.Sericp-Gitp 2ieoerfronS," Sd)ef'
iel-Sale, 3. Ipenue nno II. .StraBe.
nSeutonio Wdnner6or," Sdeffel'
Solle, 3. Mpcnue ulo II. StroBe.
~. s@.s8. SrpbeuS," 9oltiS 8leld)-
monn'S Goie, Nr. 235, Sit-55. Str.
nSoboten Guortett . Club" Sdei.
| felsSdlle, 3. Npcltue un0 Il. str.
.W $50. gintradt," Union Sin,
SdeiieI.So III 3. gpcnue uno II.
StroBe.
.Soo SELDOM Wunncrdor," Sdet'
fel.SaQe, 3. Npenlle mo II. Strabe.
nW..8..@. Irion" S6eiiel-SoIlc,
3. Npcnte unb II. StruBe,
D9oponne MGnnerdor," Sheifel'
Sulle, 3. Npenlte uno II, StroBe,
Ser. Singer BON @ilfeSs
barre.
| co,,G1,,,ortior Mrt,,co Mnnroa SntnI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19

Woborre, I. glpen1te urlO 80. StroBe.
@oibington 3. y.
n@oibington SGngerbuno," Gon'
tinentol. Sotel, 9rooOmop uno 20.
StroBe.
g8ermonia = Wdrnerdor," Sotel
Nem gilbert, llniperiitp.Elo uno IT,.
Strobe.
,Beiongperein grion," Union.
Square, oteI, llnion.S quore mo IL.
Strabe.
&. Sbppor0, "a; GppIifont 81. WiII
Nr. 20O7, Coughs trab.
Ser. Sanger BON 8biIaOel.
phi o..
Souptdiiorticr: Terrace oroell, SO.
StroBe uno 3. Npenue.
.1Sltn0er MGniterdJor," Sotel Ga.
pop, 50. StrdBe unh 3. Npcnue.
n&crmonni0bne-W 6merhor," 9tr.
III, Otto. StraBe.
.S6iQer Wdnner0or," &otel Na-
porre, SO. StroBe mo Z. NpCnuc.
.aurpothcn = SGngerbuno," Sotel
9toporre, 3S. StroBe uno 7. Noemue.
nYbilooclpbia Guurtctt Club"
Nem @ronb.Sotcl. 81. StraBc ulO
Vroobmov.
oarcu5no6er . SGngerbulo, R.'D.
W}Gnncr6or. Sollc, Nr. 2O5, Oit56.
StroBe.
.@eiangperCin aurora" Sotel Ga.
tbnm, %. StrnBe, nnbc Waoion-Npe.
DSoirmount Sieoertafel," &otel Nls
Oinc, 90. StraBc uno A. g(penlle.
oWGnnerdJor," Sotel NIoine, 20.
StroBe uno 4. 9lpenne.
nEiGl5cr Sormonie," NiblouoSouie,
Is. Strobe uno 4. Apcmuc.
.Soronio . MtGmerfor," N.-0.
Soae, Nr. 205, Sits56.
StroBe.
.@eionapcrcin 2%icSerboin," Ger.
639, Gourtlanot- Npenme, uobe 1872,
StroBe.
Observation-Disclosures WGnner6or,"
@otel Gburbil, IA. StraBe II. 9rouo-
man.
n@elongpcrein Sormonie," @iliep
Soltie, 80. StrQbe un0 Yroa0pap.
,,Golumbia . @eiangpereinL" Se.
rolo.S quore.Sotel, "a. StroBe, nobe
9roooiuop.
.8eiongpcrcin Irion," llnioll-
SQuorc.Sotel, llnion.S Quore uno t6.
StraBe.
.8eit @biIooeIpbia 3ioelio-WiGns
>nerdor," TreuB' Solle, Nr. 257, Dit.
10. Strobe.
,Ieutonio Wdnnerd]or," Sotel
EreItor, 26. StroBe uno 4. Npenue.
Germantown 2ieoertoiel," bib.
lam &ouie. %. StroBe uno A. glpes
me.
yNucntonio 8ciangpcrein," Sotcl
0croro, IA. StroBe un0 6. gpenue.
nShmei5er W1nncrdlor," Sotel &c.
roro, Al. Strabe mo 6. Auenue.
yGoncoroio Guortett : Club" Sotel
IIbine, %. StroBe uno A.. Ipenue.
.@crmantolpn WGnnerhor," Sotel
gpon, 9crington.Ypcnue mo 36.
Strobc.
nSranflinpiae 0eiongOcrein," Wiil.
Icr's Goiino, 9tr. 1891, 3. Iuenue.
Biting SIM @ciongpercin," Scci-
bentol.Sotel, Ode WropmesS troBe II.
Votuerp.
.SrpbcnS," Goele'$ SoQe, Nr.
1882, /. Nucnne.
.Qieoer . gercin," Wiiaer'S Sole,
Nr. 1927, Mpenue ".
.@eiangpercin Sumor," Miiler'S
Salle, Nr. 1927, Mpenue u.
.Gorcoroio Wannerbor," Wtiiucr'S
Saue, Nr. 1929, Mpenue u.
Ser. S1nger pom Nemarf.
Sollptal,artier: Niiemlblp ToomS, 3.
Ypenue uno 16. StroBe.
nSdmIbiider SGngerbuno," 9iS-
mart Gofc, So. StroBe, nobe 3. slpe.
n@operiider SGnaerbunb," N..Y.
M1nuerhor, Sollc. Or. POS, Sit.56.
Strobc.
I. gpenuc.
v@oobiioc 2ieoerfron5," Geutonia
Niienlbip TooniS. lG. StroBe mo 3.
Ypemuc.
%. .8.sT Goucoroia," Scutonio
Niien,blp HoomS, 16. StroBe unb 3.
Npcnue.
%. .8..I. Sornlonic," Scutpnio
Miiemblp Rooms, 1G. StruBe unb 3.
M%pcnue, \
nSeiiiider SGngerbulio" Seutonio
Iiiemblp Moons, tG. Strobe unb 3.
! Ypeumc.
m III ", 0Ir;,, cS,,+,,;, 0i
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9nieball. - Gle Orioles &c.
nannen geitern lpieber unb ltebel
iebt an pierter Stelle. lie geitrigen
Spirle Der oltlihcu 2igu batten iol.
gcnocs Reiultat:
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321 Wurb-9 M. IT., ua9c Sigh.
(i5i.1Yat)
, 1909-04-01
TIME TABLE:

Train No.
l. Leave Walcott $50 a IN.
Arrive Saratoga 1905
Leave 1920
Arrive Cow creek 1885
Arr. Encampment lao
2. Leave LOO p. m.
;, Cow Greek 1:55
Arrive Saratoga 2:30
Leave 2:45
Arrive Walcott 400
Connects with U. P. trains No.
5 and 3 going west and A and 6
going east.
Frank J. Cramer,
Superintendent.
, 1909-04-01

What a wonderfully fascinating
climate Wyoming posessesl We can
be half buried for days under a snow
storm we can be blinded and buff
fetted by a rough and turbulent wind
for "a week and then, 10! and behold,
when the wind dies down, the snow
disappears and the sun smiles on us
again, we are ready to swear that
there is nothing on earth like Wyom-
ing sunshine. An hour of Wyoming
sunshine will make a man forget that
the weather was ever unpleasant or
disagreeable.
, 1909-04-01

1t would be a pleasing thing if the
same spirit prevailed in Saratoga as
that reported as being in vogue in
San Diego, Calf, by our townsman
j. d Paulson, who but recently re-
turned from that country. Mr.. Paul
son says that every real estate man in
San Diego speaks well Of every other
man in the same business, or in any
other business in the town, No man
runs down the country by saying that
the seasons are too short, or they are
too dry, or too wet, or that they have
frost too late in the spring and too
early in the fall. Every man is a
booster and the country goes forward.
OF course Saratoga and the Saratoga
valley are going to forge ahead this
year in an astonishing manner, but it
would go faster if every man in the
town and valley would push, not
knock. Knockers are very few in
Saratoga, but what we have are quite
persistent.
, 1909-04-01

There is still some grumbling, here
and there, especially from the large
stockmen, concerning, The new tax
law. You can hardly ever tell the
merits and dement's of a law uutil it
has been tried. Suppose we wait
awhile and see how the law works be
fore we condemn it. Give it q chance
to demonstrate what it can do. 1t
will be fully two years before the law
a be fully tested.
, 1909-04-01
Democratic View of Tax Law.

When you hear a fellow complain
ing about the new tax law, if you'll
scratch his hide a little you'll find he
is fairly covered with ax-shirking
microbes. He it is, for whom this law
was enacted, and if it doesn't land
him right and proper we'll hold the
officers who have the power to make
him come through responsible for it
all. -Lusk Herald.
, 1909-04-01

The Sun regrets to chronicle the
death of W. E. Coutant, late editor of
the Fremont Republican, who expir-
ed at Lincoln, Nebr., on the 18th inst.
He was a son of Col. G. G. Coutant
so well known in Wyoming. Deceas-
ed was a worthy citizen and for 25
years was identified with the news
papers of Wyoming.
, 1909-04-01

been heard to make protest against
the enforcement of the revenue laws
of the state. In the past he has been
the one to pay the largest tax in pro
portion to the value of his property.
In the future it is to be hoped that he
will share equally with his richer
neighbor in the burden of taxation.
Laramie Republican.
, 1909-04-01

ABOUT with a D~ewildered look at the
palms and the barren ridge n the
fiery tidal wave of flame. Her gaze
came back to Blake. and she followed
him.
Within a short distance she found
herself out of the %sheltering lee of the
ridge, The first wind gust almost
overthrow her. She could never have
walked against such a gale; but with
the wind at her back she was buoyed
up and borne along as though on
wings. Her sole effort was to keep
her foothold. Had it been their morn
ing trip she could have cried GU with
JOY and skipped along before the gusts
like a schoolgirl. Now she walked as
soberly as the wind wculd permit, and
took care not to lessen the distance
between herself and Blake.
Mile by mile they FASTENED back
across the plain-on their right the
blue sea of water, with its white
APPS and spray; on their left the vel
low sea of fire, with its dun fog of
smoke.
olICt ollN ld-l iAldN' IbOh'u ''N
% see if the girl was following. After
hat he swung along, with dOwn-belt
read. his gaze uron the ground. Even
when he passed in under the grove
md around the pool to the foot of the
cleft he began the scent without
waiting to assist her up the break in
;hc path. The girl came after. her
lips firm, her eyes bright and ex-
pectant. She drew herself up the
edge as though size had been bred to
mountain climbing.
INSIDE the ba"r.nade Blake was
waiting to clos the opening. She
crept through and ROSE TO catch him
by the sleeve.
Tom, look at'me." she said. Once
l was most unjust to you in my
thoulhts. | wronged you. Now |
must tell you that l think you are
the bravest-the noblest man
Get away" he exclaimed, and he
shook off her hand roughly. Don't
be a fool! You don't know what
you're talking about"
But do. Tom. believe that you
are"
I'm a blackguard-do you hear?'
mo blackboard is brave. The way
you faced that terrible beast
Yes, black2uard-to've gone and
shown to you hat i-to've let you say
a single word-Can't you see? Even
If I'm not what you call IA gentleman, |
thought | knew how any mar ought to
treat d wcman-bui to go and let you
know, before we'd got back among
people,"
"But-but. Tom. why not, If we"
MOI" he retUrted, harshly. I'm go.
ing now to pile up wood on the cliff
for a beacon fire. In the morning I'll
start making hat catamaran-"
mo. you shall not You shall not
go off and leave me, and-and risk
YOU life! I can't zeal to think of it!
Stay with me, Tom-dear! Even If a
ship never came"
He turned resolutely, so as not to
e her blushing face.
Come now, Miss Leslie" he said
in a dry, even tone; don't make it so
awfrily hard. Let's be sensible, and
shake hands on it like two real com.
rades-"
She struck frantically at his out
stretched hand.
Keep away hate YOU" she cried.
Before he could speak she was run.
ming up the cleft.
, 1909-04-01
Mindful of His Oath

The other day a gentleman return
ed to a Wyoming assessor so chick
ems at so cents each. The assessor
remarked that this was unusual, but
the property owner, being mindful
of his oath, said that the chickens
were certainly property within the
meaning of the laws relating to taxa
ton and he considered them worth
so cents each.-LaIamie Republican.
, 1909-04-01
CHAPTER XIV.


" dawn the next morning,
~ the girl slowly drew open
her door and came out of the cave
Blake was nowhere in sight. She
sighed, vastly relieved, and FASTENED
across to battle her flushed face in
the spring. Stopping every few mo
ments 10 listen Tor his step down the
cleft she gathered up a hamper of
food and fled to the tree. ladder.
As she drew herself up on the cliff
she noticed a thin column OF smoke
rising from the last sm%ouldering
brands OF a beacon fire that had been
built in the midst of the bird colony
on the extreme outer edge of the
headland. She did not, however, oh.
serve that, while the smoke column
streamed up from the fire directly
skyward beyond 1t there was a much
larger volume of smoke, which seemed
to have eddied down the cliff a and
was now rolling up into view from OUT
, 1909-04-01

Spring is just around the corner
but it seems a dummed long time
turning the corner
, 1909-04-01
THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1909

Wonder why they call it 'horse
sense" when they g sound, or
human sense7
, 1909-04-01

Speaker Cannon says that Taft is a
greater mar than Acknowledgements
than any man who has been Presi-
dent since Lincoln. Anybody can
kick a dead lion.
, 1909-04-01

The Small Man Don't Kick
The small householder has not
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16
NEWS OF AUBURN.

Auburn, Jan. 15.-(Speeiall-At a recent meeting of the Board or Diree- tors of the Bank of Auburn a highly prosperous state of business was ex- hibited by the annual report.
 Twenty-one per cent pront on the ,aar,s bnsiness was announced. per cent dividend being declared. w. D. Martin is cashier.
 Al the recent election in the town or Auburn on the issue of bonds for ex- tending the waterworks system. the nroposition was carried by vote of Ave to one. Steps will be taken at once % to carry into execution the proj- ect. ..,.. ..o,,. |. reception Thursday night in celebra- ton of their anniversary A large number of young people and faculty puests were present. Delightful re- freshments were served and very charming evening was enjoyed.
 The authorities of the college note with interest the recent entering of 9 German student direct from Dresden. who has matriculated in one of the en' gineering courses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16
EDUCATORS ROUND TABLE.
President AswelI Has Prepared Pre-

grnm.
 Natchitoches, La, Jan. 15.-Presideni J. B. Asweii has issued the following program for the round table" of State and County Superintendents. National Educational Association, to meet .ir Chicago February 2s, 24, 2B: The Worth of Trained County Su. perintendent," F. G. Blair. State Su- perintendent, Illinois: T. H. Harris State Superintendent, Louisiana 'Is the Employment of Untfained Teachers the Cause or the Result oi Low Salaries?' David Felmiey. Presi. -dent State Normal University of Iili- nois; V. L. Roy. Superintendent Avoyeiies Parish. La.
 The County Superintendent Duty to the Uutrained Teacher in-the Ser vice" J. Y. JSyner. State Superinten- dent North Carolina: R. L. Jones State Superintendent Tennessee. The Question of Agreement Upon the Fundamental Group of Statistical Items Which Shall be Uniform for All the States" H. c. Morrison, State Su- perintendent New Hampshire: E. c. Bishop. Assistant State Superintendent Nebraska.
 The Reorganization of the Library of the Bureau of Education, with 2 View to Make It an Agency for Effec- tive Cooperation with Pedagogical u. brarIes Throughout the Country" Dr. Elmer Ellsworth Brown, United States Commissioner of Education; P. P. Claxton, University of Tennessee.