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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-09

Sn Ntlanta, 60, beganlt oe-
tern Der Ero5eB gescn 2ientenant
". 8. &a5feburit rtnO Ben Soloatcll
@roper 9. Clam pom II. Viinoes.
Snfanterie-8 esinient ipegcn Gootung
oes SoIbaten g. 6. Coulter. GloH,
ioa Coulter, ais 6erielbr einenSllldf,
peril,h iitadJtrg nnfsgefebl oes 2ieu,
tenants cridoiien baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-09
&ermiidltc telearapIiidle Gcpeideu.

Sberit Mellben &. Sor, Elm nam.
batter repnblifanii6cr Yolitifcr aus
Der StaOt Tem49orf, fam geIter,l
Mobmittog 5u Helpbilrp, M, bilrdI
cincn Stur5 bon ieinem gutonlobil
nm's 2ebcn.
= Erdiibcnt Eaft fam acitcrn ants
Yepcrlp, Woii.. in Bolton an ulS
lla6m bort gntbcil oil pcribieoenell
@oliipielen.
Ser Strife 5t Mc&ces Mods,
Ea., lpitroe seitern beigeIegt, inoeiicll
lit oas Nbfomu,cn nod burd) cine Mb.
ltimmuna ser Strifcr 5t rntiii3ireu.
2ie Irbeit ioG epentica an Conner
ltog ipieocr oufgenommen merben.
Sorrp g. Weolar, ScfretGr ser
81. s. Meblar @ofing 60" BON 9hi.
laoelpbia, lit scitcrn bel Goa Sarbor,
rs, bird cin automobil. llnfaI.
INNS 2cbcn gefommen.
-Gr.e2ouis Sbaab murae aeIterl1
bon ben Mepublifalern in Gincill.
rati sum @apor nominirt. Seir
mntbmaBlifer ocnofratiider @egncr
miro ser Mnmoft s. %. Bed icin.
Son see in 5 Safen. =
Der .&oroocutide 2loDo". Gampf,r
.Goiicr paiiirtc seltern Wittag &or
Senrp mo miro ocmgemGB beut;
Sormittag am Bier Nr. 8 ST. Scout.
Eoint iein. Ger Iompfer bnt 54C
Eaiiagiere fir Baltimore unb 491
fir COLLECTION oil 0orb.
Grant Gar6oIiGure.-@ eil
ange6Iid ibr 9%iebbaber feline Yeild)t
eingeIteat bate, leerte Die 26 Sabre
alte Goa Gaplan bon Nr. 26, 2lopb.
itrabe, g~eitern abeno an Ser 2oml.
baro-, 1abe SlopoitraBe, cine 6laidt
&arboliaure. Sic fprroe in Ser gm
bnlan5 hes 0itlifen Tiitrifts mad
Dem .Jsraelitiihen Soipital" oe
braft. Sir ibr Wieoerauffommer
1T MIR itmadbe SofiHuns porbauocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-09
Gem Griulg bic &ronc.

Ter nWeb9er.@ eiangpcrein" ueruii.
itoltet cine Siegesieier in Hiiiiel's
Sole. = Ger @ereiu &C.
ebrt. - 3ablreide Setbeiligurg
@emiitblid) gil,a es geitern Ibellb
in Srll. &ouis MiiifePS .Sole oil Der
9icro- 6rcoerid- Ctr 81. Der yMeb.
ser : Neionapcrein" unb ieinc sc.
trcitcn, Gamen iomobl, oils Serre1,
battcn lid 81 iroblibem Sbmt Der.
lonmclt, gait cs bod, ouS Seimbrin,
gen ocS bierten Erciies IN Der piertell
&lollc 81 %feicrn. lltgci1br $50 So
men mo Serrcn bottcn lid an Der
rcid)achcdten Soicl cingcfnItoen. Sr.
=. g. @o9ner, Der @oriiBer ocs Nr,
rongcments Counties, benriiBte hic
@dIte, l%poruiIi CT Den YrGiibentcll
Conrad @pocnbcnoer porlteGtc, Scr
einell Hiidblif iibcr bGs SGngericIt
nnb Die oonlit fir ben uMebgcr-We-
%ianguerein" pcrbilloenen StropoScn
CAB. Torouibin belt Yr1iibcnt SD.
Sbonas bon ben ~&ereinigten Gin,
germ" cine lGil9ere gniprade, il, mel
der er Oeni @crein 81 benz ipoblpcr-
oienten Guolge grotulirte, mo go.
itor Slllius Soinlonn 5olte oen Sic.
Germ ebenfoas ei,len l~uiiroigen Fri,
but. 6crner iprohen nod Gr. Mari.
milan Wsurcus urO ST. .Senrp git.
tori. 2eBterer entbnt Dem 0erein Die
@riiBc Dom rarbeiter-a ganuetdjor4.
Sdmnitlide Meoiier gratitfirtcn Yrol.
&ritppel. NM pieier lieB oanl icIbIt-
ucritdnolid, aid Sos Traisfipo mebIi
onocren Gboren sil @ebSr brinsen.
Gin m's~ac5cidliteteS Soilper, neldes
Srau Miiiiel's aiihc alle Gbvc berci.
tete, mlirDe icrpirt.
Ser 9nnen-8 ereil1, pelder Sit
Singer fir Die SGngerfabrt nod
Nem. Dorf alif 10 liberofe @eiie III
teritiibte, ipnrbe ielbltperit1nblid III
alien Sonarten geieiert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-09
Maa0ber beginner.
Slaiier @il6clm balt srpRe Gepme in
Stuttgart.

G5or Nifolo,s uno Camille oui Dem
@ege nod Ser Grim. = Sran5o.
iil6er Moiator 2eiepre biiBt bel
elmer llebungsfabrt bos 2eben
Elm. @roBer S6reden IN
Solge zines nellen Grbbebens in
Stalien. - Milbe Straien fir
. tiirfiife 9eomtc iueeen ser Mete-
leicn in aoona. SminGie 8e.
riidte iiber Sorrimon's 3ultanb.
Stllttgart, Z. September. =
Gle SerbItman0per Der oeutlden Ir,
NEE hegannen bellte Ourd) cine pom
8aiier Wilbelm uub ieiner @emabl,E
ub9ebnltenen Hepue iibcr bas @iirt-
tember9er grnleecorpS. IQc Sruppen
SaDern'S, @iirttemberg's uno 90.
Oen'S, I'M @an5en etipa 10000
Wann, mer0en on Den Wanouern
tbeilnebmen. Set 1899 babeh feillc
Wonoper in ioldJ' grnBem WoBitobe
mehr in 9eutiblnnb Ituttgeiutben.
@elegentlid zines acItern abeno I'M
bieiigcn @atbbous itottgeiunoencn
9anfettS battc Der Gaiier in elmer
Mcoe untcr Nnoerem, Ser Srieoe Der
@eIt lei ourh Die giniefcit ocs Oeltt-
iben 8olfes geiibert.
Sellte Nbenb nm If llbr reiite Der
Gaiier nod MGbren ob, !uabrellb oie
aaiierin lid om s.. Scptember gum
9eiude oes EiirIten Scrmom 81 500
benlobe mad Sblob 2angenbi,rs be;
giebt.
9ei oen oitreidiiden aaiicr.W ano-
bern, ipelde BEL @roB-W teleritih DIT.
libpou Sglou in MGbren itattiinben
uno benen aoiier @ilbelm oils @oIt
bes &aiiers Srans Soiepb 6eiwobneli
miro, linO iieben 9ipiiionen S%nfante-
rie unb 5lpei Tipiiionen &opallerie en-
gogirt. Die nelen @eibiibe nno Die
reuell Sclhuniformen merOen gum ers
Iten Mal i'm Mun1per erprobt mer-
ben. Die Sberleitung lie9t in ben
SGnoen oes Gr5ber5og-S bronfolsers
Srans S%eroinanb.
gm Sanitog, If. Sept, Q llbr
@orm., miro Der &aiier mrittellt Son-
ber5uges in SOrbbeim eintreiien mnb
iih Iofort nad) Dem oortigen Grer5ier-
plob begeben, no bic &oiierpuraoe
itattfinoet. .Gir aaiierin.txijit bereiS
am Sreitag, ben 10. September, 81
ltbr Mbenbs. in &orlsrnbe Gin. Ger
aaiier uerbringt ben Sonntog az.
September) ais @ait BET Ser @roB-
ber5ogliden Sonlilie imo reiit Won.
tog Sormittag 8 llbr 80 Otin. pieOcr
bon &arlsrube ob 5t ben &aiiermos
noperm, an meld)en iieun Sipiliouen
Snfnnterie uno 5ipei &auallerie.Gnrps
tbeilnebmen merocn. Cine b~eipnbcrc
Neuerung bilOen bier Eol5er.Iuto-
mobile uno elm @rob.9ollon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-09

Inter bem SiteI .Hatio.
itole 2ebensfrait" bat sic 9unoes-
Hegierung fiir5lib cine Sdriit Der.
oiientlidt, Die Den Yrofeiior Srpin
6iiber bon Ser llniperiitdt gale siim
TerfGier Bat. Ger 9ned ser Sd)riit
lit, Die 9epolfer,ne oes 2anoes oli.
5nriitteln, iie fir cine lebbaitere Se.
tbeiligung al Der 9oiung Der groben
bpgleniifen Sragen Der @egenmart
81 a%epinnen. 8eitiibt ouf oie Or.
gebriiie lon9i1briger 5orifmng
fommt Eroielior Siiber at Dem
SdluB, boB BON ben IS Miniouen
Vcmobuern bes 9nnoes 8 Milionen
~beltdnoia franf linb. Gabei iino bic
leihten Grfronfuusen nidt in Sc.
rednnna seSoaen. Nur Die ihpercn
niro m1baltenoeli 2eioen: Sfpinb.'
ilrd)t. 1ppblts, Malario M. TO-, bat
Der Gerfoiier Der Sdrift gum @eaen.
Itonoe ieines Stuoiums gcn,att. Gle
natericllen 8erluite, ole Dem 2an6c
aus oieiem 2eioen ermadJien, iddtt
Brofeiior 6iiber auf anoertbalb Wif.
lioroen Goaar iGbrlid. gnf Sen yp.
pblls oGein entfauen $50 NiGioret
Collars. Tie Dual Ser 9~eioenoen mno
Die 9sotb Der Nngeborigen iGBt iit
in 3ablen ielbitperitdnolid) nid)t aus.
oriifen. Die fam mir nod empfir.
Den, iper iel6it lot9e franf ODER
3else Der 2eioen onoerer geiueien lit.
slber Die bon Yrofeiior Siiber onae.
filbrten 8erlnIte iollten geniigen, Sie
Sepolterung bapon 5u ii%ber3emgen,
bob Die 8ernadldiiigung ser @eiuno.
beitspflege audi materieI id)per &c.
biiBt meroen mlib. Gie SaIfte Der in
einem Sabre ueruriadten Softer
ipiiroe aeniigen, oie geiammte Bun.
oesidulo ob5utragen. ben Eanama-
fanal 5n banen unb Die mGdtiaite
5lotte DER @elt oa5u. lln6 pieI, iebr
bel f6nnte an oieien Soften geipart
iperoen. lie grfoIee, Die iett idon
nit Der ipitematiiden getGmpfurtg
Der S%htuinoiuht crSielt iporOen iine.
laiien %erfcnnen. mas erreidt peroem
tonnte, ipenn ale perfiigbaren 2rGfte
IN oiciem Sample Gerlpenoung fan.
Den. Eroieiiur Siiber lit Der Nnfidt.
ouB bieier @eibel Der Nenidbeit in
Weniger ais einem Wenibenalter ibre
Sdreden genommen perben fonntcn,
ipehn man crnltlid woae. sebnlid
lit eS nit anoeren aranfbeiten. Sic
mogen nift gall5 iiberipimoen ipcr.
Den f%onncn, aber ieoenfaQs f0nncn
iie oilf ein Winimim beidrdnft tper.
ben. 0ssS fsts
Muf Ser @eneral Ner.
iammlnns oes oentiden romiid)-fa.
tboliiden StaatsperbanOes IN Ser.
iep.Gitp iinb geidliiiie aefcbt NOR.
ben, in melten Ole GrboItuna uno
6oroernns Der oe,Itid,en Gprade
allen Mit9lieoeru. 3iimol aber oei
Gltern, ans Ser5 aelest miro. Wei.
terbin bot Der 8erbano aud entidie.
ben Steanng geeen Die 3fuongsac.
leBe genommen. &c fprrbe beiHIoi.~
len: Eos Saiter Ser l~lnmGbigfeit ift
nerperIlit, aber mir proteitiren ee.
gen ale gersewaltieunas @efete.
tpelbe Die Jreibeit oes amerifanii@en
giirgers oernidten ooer beidrGnfen.A
Benn man ben Brofpert
tdts.S nfels ais ibren ~eigenent Sn.
tbeil al Der %algemeinen NoIfstes
gliidung oie @eleaenbeit autpieie, All
einem uiafiirlid normirten Netn II,
-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-09

5iir ieben 2cier BON Sns
tereiie iinb sic gn5eieen bes @c.
bdnoe- Snipeftors Gowdro g. Yreiton
nno oes Staot.@ cometers Haleigb
=. Sbomns, welde an anoerer Stcae
oes .1cutiden Gorrciponoentcn"
ite6cn. "'sy
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
New School Laws

The legislature, at the recent session
made two important ame ndments to the
school law. The first of these provides
that ary pupil whose residence is re-
mote from the school house in his own
district, and more accessible to school
house in an adjoining district, shall have
the privilege of attending school at the
nearest school, the tuition for his atten-
dence to be paid by the school district
in which he resides.
The second provision is that any pupil
out side of high school district who
desires to attend high school within
his own county may so attend, and the
tuition fees for his attendance shall be
paid by the school district in which he
resides, not to excede the som Of $3.50
per month for each pupil.
The law also authorizes any borad to re
fuse admission to pupils from other dis
tricts when there is not sufficient room.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
rlRe-sALe PICKLES.

A pickle factory burned down In
our neighborhood few weeks ago.
ind yesterday the women folks Wis
ted the ruins. The neighbor's wife
borrowed our baby buggy and soon
'eturned with the following:
Eighteen bottles of tomato catsup
slightly damaged).
Ten quarts OF mustard pickles tstili
lot).
Twenty-four quarts of sweet CHER
sins.
Twelve jars of crabapple jell.
Nineteen cans of Early June peas
slightly smoked. but still in the cans).
For this outlay she expended 500
notwithstanding the fact that her hus-
band does eat pickles. This is the
biggest bargain the Fourteenth avenue
colony has had to talk about in years.
III the meantime invitations are be-
ing sent out to all friends to come up
and help eat our fire-sale pickles.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
FoNpIs FoLLIes

School commenced Monday the 18th
in di. t let No q. There's Brockman
is teacher
Frank Hurley and wife returned last
Thursday from their ranch at Sloan.
John Conorroe will start out with his
thrashing machine this week G. G.
will engineer it.
Mrs Rasmussen and daughter Her
came ont from Denver Saturday where
Her stayed to attend school this winter.
John Malloy is repor ted better, he has
been in Denver sick with inflamitory
Rheumatism.
Mrs. Dennis Hurley returned home
last week from Two weeks stay with
her daughter in Colorado Springs.
Mr. Brooks and daughter are visiting
III i cousin Frances Vote.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
Colorados Big Fair.


Will be held as usual at Pueblo Sept
20, 81, %, %, "a, and %. it will be big
ger and bettsr this year than ever last
year it was the best ever seen in the
west. In addition to the big fair Pres
ident Taft will be on the fair grounds
Wednesday afternoon Sept. %, to meet
the people of the state. He en-
joyes good fair better than anythin G,
andhe will be more than delighted when
he sees $1,000 to 10000 of the best peo-
pie on eaeth- us Coloradoans.
In addition to the big fair the Sun
worshippers local society will give a
grand night exhibition down town. The
electural effects will be most beautiful,
equalling the yelled prophets Of ST
Louis. The Elks, Woodman, Redman,
and many other lodges wIll,take part in
making the night parade one OF the
grandest pareants ever seen west of st.
Louis and no one in the state can afford
to miss it. Half fare on all rail roads
Many excursions will run also on Presi-
dent Taft day.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
rFoRoerFULNess.'

How good 1t seemed 10 me last night
To lie in bed and bear
The rain drops patter on the roof.
With none to Interfere
With me and say: Get up and Close
The windows fight away
simply went to sleep again
For she left yesterday.
l was not reused from slumbcr sweet
Last night and told to 70
To empty straight the Ice box pan
Ere 1t should overflow.
But on my downy couch stayed
Contented with my lot,
And woke this morn to nnd a flood
The ice box l forgot.
she's gone away. and no one now
Reminds me what to do:
I've spoiled ha parlor curtains. and
A rug as good as new.
The kitchen floor must varnished be.
think I'll send a check,
md have her hurry back again
Before the homes wreck,
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
Embarrassed Mules.

One of the humorous passages in
Mark Twain's "A Connecticut Yam.
kee at King Arthur's Court" relates
how party of travellers. composed Of
ladies' and gentlemen. were telling
funny stories and how the Yankee
was able to trace the progress of the
joke down the cavalcade by the way
the mules blushed. The idea of a
mule blushing atanything. even the Sa.
lone dance. in these times is of course
preposterous. The embarrassment OF
those early mules was a fitting rebuke
to the ladies aboard the mules, for
we are led to infer that the ladies
didn't blush.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
Depew tnherits raIkatlveness. =.

My father" said Chauncey NJ De
pew. was frugal and saving man
he never approved OF the waste OF
anything. including time.
One night he went to a prayer
meeting. The brethren were back
ward. After walt OF quarter OF
an hour my father rose and said: II
Is a shame to waste all this valuable
time. Will not some brother tell his
experience?"
NO one rose and my father con
unued' will some one lead us IN
prayer?'
There was no response to this ap
peal and my father said: In thai
case will improve the time by max
ing a few observations on the tariff. "
New York Sun.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
PROSPERITY RIDGE


Fl. F. Rakestraw OF Tennessee was
here at his ranch for few days last
week.
Harry Hansen went to Denver Sun
day morning and returned home that
night.
Mrs. Chenot had large party for
dinner on Sunday Edith their daughter
will go to school at Elizabeth for the
fall term
Mrs Dnnn was severely bruised and in
jur sd by being thrown out of the wagon
on last Friday. She was rendered un-
consious for some time.
Miss H. Roddy returned from Denver
Saturday to take care of her sister Mrs.
Dunn,
tAdolph Muller came out to the ranch
from Denver Sunday for short visit.
Johnnie Dunn received number of
birthday presents and among them was
large shaving mug from young lady
The Case Grange met last Friday for
the last time. they decided to dissolve
and will their charter, they have been
in existance over a year, and had over
one hundred members at one time.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
Announcement

&. .B, Merrick and L. X McCann photog
raphefs will be located at Elbeat Colo
two weeks beginning September 10th
prepared to do everything in the pho.
tohraphic art. We are thoroughly e.
nothing but the best in our line. As
Mr.. Merrick having bad 12 years ex.
perience with railiords and large con-
struction companies enables him ia
take the best OF care Of the outdoor
work
Mr.. McCann with four years in one
OF the leading studios Of Chicago, and
Z years in st Lewis insures the best in
The potrait line.
Yonrs
Merrick and McCann
Photographers.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
Hazardous.

With the report that Burbank q
another Of the wizard species has
forced reluctant nature to yield a
cobless corn. some will be promised
to ask how much further this up.
setting Of the order Of creation can
proceed with impunity?
So long All positive law creates no
social distinctions. we have the great
er need to safeguard all adventurous
aids to salutary subordination; and It
is certain that corn without cob to
eat 1t from ceases. by that. to be the
means wherewith gentility has not
seldom vindicated itself. and breeding
gained significant. albeit subtle. 4
testation. Can we AFFORD it?-Puck
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
SUFFERING.

Release my hands she said to him
AS they stood In the entry way;
1t was night. dark night where he stocd
with her
And nothing the youth did say:
ana keiease my hands, she said again
But he would not let them go:
ana he said things In her seashcli ear
In throbfnl voice and low:
oh. release my hands!'' screamed the
maid to him
But he wouldn't. alas alack,
We'll. IL you won't" shrieked the maid
at last
Then. darn IT all! scratch my back.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
Matrrtrk anh MrGan1
PHOTOGRAPHERS

Will be located at EIbert Colorado Fair
week and the week following prepared to do
every thing in the Photographic line
Our large tent enables us to get as good re-
suits as in the best studios. All our work is
finished in one Of the studios in Denver, this
inshufng every thing first class. Call and see
our work.
Don't put off coming until the last week.
I All work guaranteed the best
We will be back sometime
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
Do you miss The Tribune

II you do | hope it will not have the
have tho same effect on you as it did on
me. thought got it from the Post
Master but guess lost it. it may be
possible that visited at Professor BIS
Acadamy little to often. But darncd
il know. whether did or not but l
do know that | lost five hours good sleep
in dreaming what had become OF the
paper. ID. L.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
Fair Day
Post cards at the tent stu dio.
The only State Fair

Is held each year at Pueblo. This
year it will have President Taft as its
guest and all the people of Colorado and
the ives; are Invited to go to Pueblo and
meet him. The fair will be bigger bet
ter and in every way worth seeing. The
night entertainment provided means as
much pleasure as during the day.
Rail road rates are made on all roads.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16

Returning both special trains will
leave Ebert Northbound and South.
bound at 7.00P. NJ.
In addition to the adove rates, tickets
will be sold at one fare rates on Sept. 22
and % with return limit OF September
9th. Children between 5 and IL years
Of age half rates,
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16

President Taft will be vt the State
Fair at Pueblo next Wednesday. Sept.
%. Go and see him. Also have week
of pleasure at the big fair and the down
town entertainments.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
Ebert County Fair at Ell
bert, Thursday September
23rd

The Colorado and Southern will make
very low rates, and special trains on that
date from Denver and Colorado Springs
AS follows;
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
Public Sale

will offer at Public Sale at my ranch
81 miles east Of Ebert on ctober 9th
1853, Ct tmmenc ng at ten o'clock, The
following described property.
One brown hare, eight years old
black horse, seven years old
One bay horse, three years old
One gray mare, nire years old
One Black mare, three years old
Z Nhree " arlinR seolts.
One four mouth old, mule colt
Five head milk cows.
Two yearling steers
One calf
Three dozen chickens
One farm wagon
One steel harrow
One plow
One rod sod plow
One disc
One Sharples separator No 3
Nod
One set double harness
One set single harness
lS acres corn in shock
Ten tons Of hay.
Terms: All sums under $40 cash. On
sums OF $40 and over credit OF mon.
tbs will be given on backable note
bearing 8 per cent interest. S per cent
discount for cash.
Millard A. Allison.
G. @. Cox Auctioneer
J. Il. Mayer Clerk.
Not Afraid.
visitor-I should think you would
all be afraid OF bad luck II you played
In this theater. You know, It has the
reputation of being haunted.
Actor-My dear boy. you will never
find actors superstitious about house
where the ghost walks.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16


er at kiows last week.
VIM Bissell attended the irrigation
meeting ruesday
- Perry Hargis returned home from
n Denver I lesday evening.
Roy Brown came over from Elizabeth
to visit his parents, Monday.
Mrs David Glow spent Monday and
Tuesday in Elizabeth.
,s Mrs Reilly was called to Colorado
Springs Sunday evening by the illness
of her mother Mrs Holden.
Mrs. Jim Malloy and daughter went
to Denver Sunday morning.
W. 7. Kemp has rented the house for
merly occupied by Abbie Rinnert and viii
take possession the first.
John Lunday of Comanche, ex coun-
ty treasurer has. been holding down his
old job again during the absence of Mr..
Carnahap.
Billy Rinker the harness man has
been on the sick list.
Mr., and Mrs Fred Albin of Kiowa at
tended watermelon day at Rocky Ford.
The President OF the United States is
going to attend the State Fair at Pueblo
Wednesday Sept %. Are you? II not
i u l.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16

Owing to the prevailing style II
waists 1t is necessary for most men
to talk behind their wives backs, II
they do any talking at all.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16

The President OF the United States is
going to attend the State Fair at Pueblo
Wednesday Sept %. Are you? Ii not
why not? Its going 10 be the biggest
and best fair ever given in the west.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
From Our ReguLar Correspondents.

NOTE Correspondence intended publication should
reach this office Wednesday evening publ
cation in the current issue.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
KIoWA KERNELS

William Berryman was business call
er at kiows last week.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-03

school fund. was ordered credited to
the building account.
The claim of C.. c. Richards for legal
advice was. referred to the finance com
mittee. 5.C
The matter of the board maintaining
only one telephone in the, Offices OF
the board was held over for Anal action
until the next meeting
Architect Hodgson of the firm OF
Smith & Hodgson. having in hand The
construction of the new High School
building. reported that the building
work was going on very hicely. con.
sidering conditions. He stated, how
ever, that because OF the lack OF a
brick supply the brlcK Work might be
retarded Tor a few days.
The board ordered the payment OF
$4,000 t6 the Eccles Lumber cotnpnny
on the contract for the construction Of
the High school building.
The matter or naming the High
School building was held over until
sucb time as the matter could be given
consideration. 1t Is stated by those
who claim to know the feelings of tne
board that the school building will be
known as the "kesel Ogden High
SCHOOL,"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-03
in NDUST T RI AL
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BOARD
HOLD ADJOURNED SESSION OF
OLD BOARD,
Minor Officers of New Board Not Yet
SeIected-No Changes Thus
Far Made.

The old board of the state Indus
trial school held an adjourned session
In Ogden last evening at the office Of
c. r. Hollingsworth, the secretary of
the board, Harold Peery being the only
member OF the new OF incoming board
OF the institution being present.
II was expected that the meeting Of
the newly appointed board would meet
last night, but for the purpose OF the
old board finishing its auditing OF the
accounts of the school and arranging
10 leave the accounts In a balanced
condition, IT was deferred until some
future time. probably next week
The board transacted no business
Of particular importance except that
OF auditing the books by way of re-
capitulation, nothing whatever being
said OF done regarding the appoint
ment OF the minor officers of the board
for the incoming term of office This
is a matter that will be handled by the
new board.
Vice President Joseph stated that
he had nothing TO say regarding the
matter of contemplated changes in
the secretaryship and superlntcndency
and fatty denied that he had given
any word for publication IN the prem
iseS. Mr.. Joseph will become The
president OF the new board Of trustees.