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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-08-23
Bills of Sale.

At this busy season of the year,
when crops, livestock and other per-
of sale are in demand. The Observer
carries a complete stock of these
blanks, neatly printed and I'm legal
form. Call or telephone.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-08-23
BLACK ROCK GROWING
MOUNTAIN TOWN NO LONGER
MERE LOGGING CAMP.
Observer Representative Finds There
Hustling, Busy Town With Bright
Commercial Prospects.

II The town of Black Rock lies three
and a half miles west of Falls City,
on the Salem, Dallas and Falls City
Railway. The time has passed when
this could be counted a mere logging
camp, as many speak of it. 1t was
started as a logging camp, and for a
long time had been merely a stopping
place for the transient people employ
ed by the lumber companies in get
ting logs from the mountains, but it
has passed the stage of camp, and
/ is now a town. 1t has already three
general stores, a drug store, billiard
hall, meat market, barber shop and
confectionery store, all of which give
the place an appearance of business
the lumber industry.
For the tourist visiting the vicinity
of Black Rock for the first time, there
awaits genuine surprise, not only
in the many business opportunities to
be found in this place, but in the un-
excelled quality of farm land sur
rounding the town. Old residents in
and near Black Rock say that in ev-
cry direction will be found some of
the best orchard land in the state of
Oregon.
Land can be bought in this section
at very reasonable prices, and no bet
ter place can be found by the home
seeker than right in this part of the
country A small tract of land
bought anywhere near Black Rock
could hardly fail to be profitable
investment. In addition to it's adapta-
bility to the fruit industry, this land
will grow any kind of a crop COM
monty grown in Oregon.
The population of Black Rock,
while being in part transient, is not
wholly So A good part of the popu-
lation has become permanent, many
to be found there having made that
place their home for a number of
vaara
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-08-23

Legal blanks for sale at this office.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-08-23
Prenare FOR school FnIr.

The school children of Yamhill
County are making active prepara-
tions for their Annual Fair. to be held
in McMinnville, September 20-2S.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-08-23

To l.. Gerlinger, the well-known
Portland capitalist, is due the credit
of opening up this valuable country.
Had it not been for his enterprise
some seven years ago, all this country
would still be almost inaccessible, on
account of the tremendous difficulties
of getting in and out of it. Day after
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-08-23
The Cost Is Small.

Buyer and seller can be brought to-
gether at a cost of only a few cents by
placing an advertisement in the OBJ
servers Wanted" and For Sale"
column. Try It the next time you
have anything to buy or sell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28
Mprbangnff.

@H. &. Serbert perIebte ieine
Sfpiegermlltter oilrd eillen Re.
poIucrifuB urlb periubt unge6.
lid leine 6rou 5t erihieBen. -
Sibt in Der 0itlitcn Eoli5eiita.
ton binter SdlpB unb Hiegel.
Sn elmer 3elle Der oltlidcn Yoli5cis
ltatlon iibt Der SO Sabre oItc acnuer
Mn. &. Serbert bon pr. 1881, Sit.
FrattltraBe, inter ser MnihuIoiaung
blHter ShloB uno Hiegel. aneeblif
lclne St)iplegermltter, Srdu Wartbu
Iepro bon Nr. 1911, WougbItraBe,
nno leinc 6rall, Bertha Z. Scrbert,
meldIc bel ibrer Wlttter ipcbnt, ae-
lto''en 5u baben. Gum Slid fir ollie
orei Vetbeiligten Lief ieood) Die Sfie.
Berel obne perb1ngniBpolle SoIgen
ob. Srul Gepru iuuroc Slpor bon ci.
ncr &ugel in Die linfe S6ulter &c.
troIfcn, Die Mlrnoe lit icbod nod)
Ingabe bon 81. @eorge Seller bon
Nr. 1887, 8ougbltraBe, nibt geidbr.
lid). Serbcrt fam 9eltern Ibcno fllrS
llad) . llbr ~ungcblid) o%naetrrnfen
nadp Der @obnun9 ieiilcr Sdiuieger.
muttcr iino bolte iid pom ieiner tSra,l,
lpeld)e i'm init ibren orei ainocrn Dor
elnl9cn Wod)en perlieB. cine refine
&cllnerldilr5e. Nodoem CT oielelbe
erbalten, perlangtc er bon ieiner
6ral, DAB lie cine ihnulbigc Sd)iir5e
l'ad) Der @1lderei bringen iollc. Sci
ne Sdnuiegernmttcr ioll iid) bieiem
Inllllnen iuieocrlebt bnbeu, lporullf
Serbcrt cincn Hepolpcr 500 uno ouf
Grou 9epro idloB. Sn Die Shrltcr
gctroffen, elite Die Srot ouf Die
StraBe, 9eiol9t bon Serbcrt, Der nod
eincn 5lueitcn Sfub oli lie obgab,
iueld)er ieood ieblging. Serbcrt lcgtc
oallll dll9ebild) alit 1el1e sSrnll an
llno oriifte 5luei Wnl ub. Die @ofie
periogte obcr gliidlifer @eiie. @ci.
tereS llnDeil Wlir0c ourdl Serrn 81.
@ittig bon Nr. 2035, @ougbltroBe,
perbinocrt, iueld)cr benz Haienocn ben
Heuoluer nbnobm. >Snt nGd,iten Nit.
acnblid erldlien audi Eoli5iit Gram.
foro, Der Die Shiilie perilonlmen bot
tt, mo ltohnl Serbert felt. Serbert
lit scr Softer bon is 3iltoerit, bon
oellcl nod 3 ont Ncbcn liro. Gr mar
Is Sabre lang int Guie &orn urtb
Sorn mo IN Letter 3eit i'm aoiier-
Safe AT Wabilon.Nuenlie, nabcHortb.
Npenilc, %beid)1itigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28
YaiiipHsrA mffiibrnns.

Ser Nirdenmulifs Gerein Der 3iona.
@emeinoe giebt lein Gharfreis
tugs.Gon5ert. Cine ld]ones,
Scr 9eoeutung bes cages ange-
paBtes muIifuliides Frogramm
5u e%inOringliher @irfung &C.
brad)t. Iie Mitmirfenoen.
&ie lett lalgeu Sabren am Gbdr-
freito9. 10 peranitaltcte aud 9cIterll
Ser airheumuiifuerein Der 3lon5'
@emeinoe eine Eanions. slufiiibriing,
pelfe iid) II genletnItaftliten @e'
iGngen, 0ortrGgeu Oes airfenhors.
Soli, Snitrirmental -. Gortrogen mo
Der GerIeiurg BON gibel- Ibid)nitten
ans Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5uiammen-
iebte. IS tuor cine meibeuoIe, mir
oi9e, Der g%eoeutung oes Cages ent-
iprchenoe Seier. 9os reidlbaltige
Erogromm, peld)es Sr. 80. 9odner.
ser Srgoniit uno Gborleiter Der Sir
dc, fir Die @%eIegenbeit gcndblt bat.
te, iaio cine in allen Sbcilen olls.
ge5eitnete @ieOergubc.
llntcr Sen GborportrGgen bcfalio
lit bas @liid'ihe .Se E~rofunois,"
pclhes nit Sr9eI- mo Streidj.
ord)clter.9 cgleitunlg geimngeu miiroc;
ierner Der Il capellu.Gbor oSinlterniR
beoedt baS 2ono" bon Midoel
Sapon, ionic Gas oGillbct mobl, ibr
beiligen 8ebeine" aus ser Nad)'idcn
Sobannes -Eoiiion. Bon iehr ein-
Orillglid)er Wirfillg mar oas Ser5ett
Chi TOLLS poccota mumoi" BON Hnit,
oos bon oen SrIS. @ertrub arauS
(Sopran) ulo aGtbe Seinemamu
(Alt) mo Srn. Nltgillt 3eis (9ori.
tom iebr ihon porgetrngen wuroe.
Ser 3piegeioug nMorien's uno So.
bonnis' abid)ieb pom @robc" lan0
bilrh Sri. &rolis mo &rn. Is. Eobl.
mann cine treiili6e @ieoergabe. l(n-
ter Den ioliitiid)en Torbietlngen be-
folto lid ein Colo fir Sopran uMn
Ieine 2eioen benfen mir" bon Glcr-
amber 8interberger. peldc3 Srau
emma glbrcht NIT idloner Gimme
portriia, uno bns bon Srll. Mcnoels.
John bcarbeitcie r@eiitlidJe Gon3ert
iiir Die E~aiiionS5cit" bon Scinridl
Shiit, ncldlcs bon Sri. Watbiioc
Stcil iu %ltarfer @irfrng acbrodlt
ipllroe. Sn Dem Tortrage eineS SnecS
fir Tiolincello inb Srgel bon Neiie
De @oiSheiirc erfrel,tcn Die &S. 6ronf
aolpcr Eioline), alireb 6iirt6maier
(Gello) unb golparo 9odner (Srgcl)
brrt ibr trciilihes 3uiommciiipiel.
Iie peridieoei1eu 9ibel- Nblfnitte,
iueldJc Die ein5elncn Sbeile ocs Bro
gronlnS p%erboroen miiroen bonn
EdItor SllliiS Soimnnm porgeleien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28

$500 2 d, aoenbrnnb. - Gin
9rano, Ger geItcrn Nofmittag in Der
Sobrif Der .Ebonir Yoo So" on Der
gfc bon eagle. urib Wonroeltrobc,
ausbrod,. riftetc $500 Sd)oben ol,,
cbe er Don Den It1otiifen Telicrrpebr.
leuicn gcloidlt werben fonntc. Con-.
Worot bon 9fr. 24t0, @ilfenS.s lpc..
eir 81 Sabre alter al,9eiteater, crliti
id,nlcrjbofte grnltblpunbcn i'm sc.
lift mo al, Den SGnhcn. 3fpei aerStc
pcrborhen inn Die WllnbeiL. npralti
ct nod iciner @obnuna iibergeiilbri
muroe.
Gie Gonercn5 5Diidlen Den
aohlenperieilocrn unb Den 9canrtcil
Der Baltimore bio.g abn" fano &c.
itern itatt. i'm aeipiiie geidiper0eil
Der Griteren aus Dem Wege ;u id)oi.
len.
Gic Siirgifoit iiir @rn.
8eprge Z. @ambriIL Den
Gr1iiocnten Der yMorbnrp 9iitiding
Co." nurOc geitern auf $4,000 CT.
FIT, bod, piirbe oieielbe bis seiieri,
abcno nod nid,t seiteat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28

Ser 8ogel III 8orn. - Ger
~30.iGbri9c Surrp@orbpu, alias Sarrp
Mcit, alias Sannes Sill, ein friibercr
Mntrolc Der grnocsilotte, lpllroe ge'
tern M6eno bonn Wullbcs q. Webeinl-
poliSiiten Charles 8. @rigbt IN Der
nnittleren Eolijeiltotion eingeIiciert
rnb bort fir Die 9inoesbcb0rocn felt.
gcboltcn. Gr ipl olli gciGlibte Gbcds
oes 0irnoeSid)obamts iid) cine groBe-
re Sumnle 8eloes eridnpinoclt Ia.
bcli. Inter onoereit Staoten ioa CT
in WnrrentorL 80, @ll,ciielo, W..Go.,
Cation, ga, &oprc DC @raee, Mo, Ii.
Totterioii, N..S., nit Grfplg genrbei.
iet boben. Iie 9nrbcsgebeimsY pli.
sci lporei, linn icit Dem =. bieies Mo.
mats, ipni,il ieiilc criten Moiiipnlntio.
lien befonnt lpurber,, oiii Den 6erien.
SrGnitorL. Ya., gclnng cs Srn. @rigbt
id)licBlid), Den SdJlouen ausiinoig ju
lllad)elt. Gr hattie 1Id) DIE 0bed. tSor.
ninlare bel eiiienl Grltder in Blue
iiclb, @.-So.. MAIDEN Iaiier, mo i'll
~ieiiier Worine . Uniform gelnng es
linn leid)t. Die GbedS inter benz Wor.
lpnnbe, bob or bas 8elb 5iiln Srni,s.
port poi, Teierteuren braidle. 5u fai.
iircn. ST. ieinem 9eiise beiarloen iidl
n,ebrere StenipeI. elmer nit Dem Sic.
gel oes Shnsantes, Der onoere auf
"9unbeS. 3ablmeiiter" lanierlo. Die
Yunoespoli5ei gloubt NIT Der 6eit.
nobn,e einen iebr giiten Sang setban
;u hoben. 8orbon mar ipfort bereif,
obne Iuslieferungspapiere nit uat
bier 5u fon,n,en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28

3ur lettcn Hu6c. - 8oilt
5roilcrbnuie, Mr. 5t9, Moro.Gelltrol.
Ipeirie, ATS foio geitern Nodmitta1
Ole @ceroigrn9 Der ON %. M1r; inl
Nltcr bon n Sobrcu geitorbenei1
Srnl Gpo M. Wuliiitaer ilnter qros
Der @etbciligiul9 bon 2eibtrogcnbcn
oilf Dem Baltimore 6rieobofc" itott.
Bo'tpr &. ". 2od]er bon ser bent.
'd)eii codngcliidcn ct. Mottb1i.a Stride
a%nitirtc I'M Iralicrbolrie ir,b ant
@robe. Iic lcstc &libeitdtte Der Git.
'd)ldtcltcn ipiirbc init piclcn fpItbarct,
SlnmcnItildcn geihmiidt. Ms @abr.
tiidtro9cr iuhgirtcn icdS Witgliebcr
oes Observation-Disclosures Der ct. Mot.
tbdi'@ en,cin0e. Tie 1irno ,sobn
Scripig & Sobn leitcte Die 9ceroi.
gnng. Die Geritorbcue luor NIT
Srn. Sobn O.. WuIiingcr perbeiru.
tibet, lpcld,er ibr Dor etipa Is Sabren
mi Sooe poranaing. SIRE Silltcr.
pllebeller lillo Elm Sobn, Sr. Sobr
Wti'lttligcr, bier Gnfcl untb cine
Sd)ipeIter 6rol Wioric 9redte(.
Nad)bem Ynitor ,Somes 81.
Wiilen BON Scr cngIiideit reformir.
ten ct. WorfuS-aird)e cinen erarcl.
Tepoen 1rauergotteSoicnit aeboltei.
ipliroc geItcrn Die iroiid)c Siinc scr
am Withhold I'M aItcr bon 81 ,So1.
rem geltorbenell Srau Woraoretbc q.
3eblier. @ottin ocs HpIisei-S eraeaa.
ten 2oiliS 3cbner bon Mr. 1921, g..
Faiterion = Garf.guenuc. ouf benz
"Sonoon : Eorf =. 6%ricobofe" beitof.
tet. Cine Jiiac ~pradtiaer glunrelr.
lfiidc Ifmildtc Die 8robcsit1ttc. Tie
lcete Gbrc ais 9nbrtubtr1aer ertpic.
len Der Gohinseihicocncn ied)s Gef.
zen. Ole 'Serren 8litop Shniof, IT,.
Otto $, adrl. Ssfor, elmer mo
soiiis Sdr1iot. Ser Mbert 6. 2i,l.
Ter leiietc Die sceroisuns.
2le a'f1e oes an Ia. Sebrnnr
os. IS. geltorbenei,. @rn. Alianlt
@aBfurtber. Die zinc Temperate Rubc.
ltatfc I'M Mauioleum oeS .9ouoon
FORT 6%riebboies" seiunoen bate.
ipilroe 9eitern Nohmittag in ser 10.
illlllclt9rn't Der Semitic SoBfurtber
diif oent Baltimore Grieoboie" bel,
9e'est. Foitor Wm. Bot bon Sc.
oeiifld1ct p%creinigten epongeIiIfen
Stride III Siablanotolpn bicIt al, oclu
@robe eiten fiir5en 5raneraottes.
oiei'lt ob. Siele ifone 9lumenipc,t.
oelt ipltroen ant 0~rabesbiisel nieoer-
aeleat. 3ablreid,e S~eiotrasenoe pob,,.
ten Der @eeroienns Bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28
Gin tabner S9ritt.
Zen Meserm iall oas StimmredJt emit
Spgen lucroen.

5ugen lucroen.
Sna lit Ger @eidluB bcs ocmofrati-
it)en GullfuS. - ToS ilcue nc.
9iltratiousgeieb iiir Die peiBen
9iirger MarpIano's oucin tritt
fir bic i'm Nopcmber 1911 itutt'
finocnoe StaotSpabl in Strait.
Bis bubin miro aud Die 9ats
tinlorer Wuni3tpallpnbl ouiges
ihoben. - Gin ENHANCEMENT sur
Contribution bnS ebrlihe @ab-
len mo gIeidm1Bige Ecrtretuulg
briocr Yorteien int @oblrifters
Gollegium goruntirt. - los
SberbrnoeSgcriht miro ous leBte
Wort bdbert.
Disqualification pes ,Gcuiihcu eorrciponoeut".)
Annapolis, 20. MGr5. - Sie
81 ocnlofrotild)en Wtitglieoer Der Wta.
rpllnocr StuotS . 8eiebecbung be-
ihlpiicn bclite Sbeno i'm Gnllflls, Der
llobe5u brci Stunocn buuerte, oas 10.
ENHANCEMENT sur Contribution Der
Der. Stoaten 81 ignpriren lno ollcn
Ncgcrl inl Stnote bel Stonts., Will-
ni5ipnls mo Golntplpoblen haS
Stimmredt ill perlucigcrn. Sir ben
3rucd luerocn nlie bc%itebenoen Hegis
itrntionsgeieBe pioerrufcn uno Elm
llclteS @cieb crlolien lueld)es cine
NellregiitrirlnnN Der tpeiBen @iirger
fir sic I'M Nopenlbcr 1911 ltnttfills
oc1loe Staatslpubl onorbnet. Samit
sic Ne9er bel Der n1d)lten MaporS.
mobl nid}t nlitltimnlcn fonnelL Die
Dem gc9enndrtigcn 8elcb aen,GB I'M
Wtui 1911 itottfinben milroe, ioll Der
Nmtsternlin Der jebigen ItGotiid)en
@conttc mo Der Stnbtrntbsnitelic.
Ser bis gum /. S~e5cnlber 1911 oocr I.
Sol,lor 1912 pcrlGligert iperbcn mo
ole Muni5ipnlipohl Slir gleid)cn 3eit
nit Ger StnatSDabl o~bgebolten ipcr.
ocl.
Sn oieicr 3abl miro bcn WGblern
bellr olld) ein 3niat sur Contribution
5l,r Abitimnrung por9cle9t lpcrocn,
meldeS Sen Megerlt Bel StoatS. mo
WuniSipollpoblen ooS Stimnlred)t
ent5iebt, ooS @lioutW oblgeict pcl'
DIES in, oltliden mo iiiOIihen Wu-
rpluno bcltebt. miberrllft. bic 9eibe.
boltluig oeS ouitraliiden @oblgeiet.
5es %garuntirt, %beltinmt. Dab I'M GAM
sen State ber S%timnl5ettel uniform
mo Flor mo beutlid aebrltdt lperSen
jolt nit Der Yarteiangeborigfcit bi,,a
fer Dem Nanlcn cineS jeoen Candida
ten, ole qleitm1Bige Scrtretlulg Der
MoioritGtS- unb MiiloritGts = Tnrtei
I'M @ohlriftcr .GoIlegiltm beibeboltcn
wcrocl ioll. bis @ieriiii,fte( .Mebrbcit
Der 8cictgc6ul,g ulocrs beid)licber
mag.
Sails cos Sberblnbcsgcrid)t oci
alli3id)liii Der 9tcger iiir %ilnconititn-
tioncll crfl1rcl iollte. 10 BOB Den Ne-
gcri, bel Stuots- unb Mitni5ipollpnb-
len oos Stimmlrcd)t iuic6ergc0ebcn
mcrbeli mllb, trctcn nllc AM 1. Slli
1910 bcitchcuoen Mnhl. mo Gcgiitris
rings. 8eiebe lpieocr in &rait ais lud'
ren lie nicnlalS gedltocrt lporocL io.
nit olld) ouS @ilior-@ nblgcies IN
bcn SitufersGounticS nnb in, iilbli'
d)ell Marnlnno. luo bie9tcger III nrnlls
den @egcnoen III Der Mebrbeit iinh.
GnS @cieb iinoet l,id)t alii Trali'
bentcn' mo Gongrebruoblen gnpel,'
olirg. Del oieicn @nblcn fonncn Die
Negcr al,d) itinurc,, mo ocSholb
m"iiiien bieriiir icpornte Hc9iltra.
tions. Bidder cill9cfiibrt wcrccn,
$500 2 d)obenbrunb. - Gin
Mr,,,S So,. ,pSfn,,, AhoJ,,,,,t{,, -, Sn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28

IbIebcn.- Snt fr1iiigcn Mait'
ncsolter bon 80 Sobren iHieo ST.. 9p.
0ols in ieil1er lceten Wobnuna, Mr.
lie. 9torp.Galbounitrabc, ans ben,
aeben. Gle 5rauericicr iinoet ont
Somtag Nnd,nlittng I'M 1raucrbois
ie uno Die geiiesuns aiif sen1 v2ou'
oon.Varf- 6rieoboie" itott.
Batter unb 1ohter &C.
itorbcn. SSit Dem Saitic pr.
1904. Sit Ibamcs StraBc, lieaeil
Seitc bel Seite Der Dor 3fpei SSabrei,
cirgeiponberie Tole tSelir alpiot.
fopsfi nnb beiiclt IA Sabre altc
Iodtcr Morie ouf bent Jobterbeti.
Ter @ater itarb III, 7 llhr geiierti
Worgcn, nnd)bem ieine Iod1ter orel
Stnpocn porber I'M Soblis Sopfins.
Soipitol ibr iiinges 2eben alisse-
bandit bette. lie Ioppcl.g eeroigung
iinbet am Wontas 0ormittoe Dol,
Der III. 8oienfrat13.9irfe oiis alii
benz ..NoienfrduS. Grieohcfe" itott,
arpiotfofpsfi binterI1Bt nebeft ieiuer
Witttue eiIte 1ohtcr uno 5 Sobne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28
Gin pcrbGnsnihpoacr Inub.
Ter fl Sabre alto Carl &orrignn
bringt eeiiploencu Giicubobt.S Cor
POGO 5iinl grplooiren.-Gin Stiit
ourobidneioet ieinc SflaDooer.

ourhidneioet ieinc Shlugdoer.
Gas fobrldiiigc Sanobo6cn bon
Giienbohn,I orpeooS bon Seiten ser
3ngbeoienltten uno Uubnludrter bat
IN Den lebten Sabrcn piel ltnbcil at.
9eridJtet. @citern Nahmittog idno
Der IA Sabre olte Carl Sorrignn bon
9tr. 1872. SitsiSort.ape cinen oerarti
gen Grploiipforper. sn Ser ode BON
Sort.apcniic uno S%cnrpitruBe ldyllig
Der &nnbc nit eil,en, Stcir oni ocr
Sorpcoo. Bel ocr Grplcliou. Die ia
nid,t niiableiben fonrte, trof eli, ifor.
icr Splitter Den &nabcn lllb bilrd)
id)nitt inn Die Sflagnocr. Son lei.
ltelt, 9rilocr ipnrbe Der Gcrlcttc ltod)
Der Npotbcfe ocs Srn. 8cp. ". Sodcl
nil Der Ode BON Sort. uno Nipcriioc,
Npe. gcbrnd,t, no CT i'll Nolgc beS
Slutpcrluitcs Dor Sdnp1fe %suiail-
nlcn brad. .Iie ipiort bcrbeigeruic.
lten Ncr5tc, Ir. 5beooor Goot ul,o g.
:. burlington, %erfnnrteln. bob iid)
Der anobe III bofit fritiid)em ,}uiton.
&c befonb unb innoten i'm in Der Amt
bulnn5 Oes iiiolid)en Yoli5eioiitrifts
nod) bent nllniperlit6ts .Soipitol."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28

Ydhe snr Neiie in'S AmsIanS be.
fsrst 9. &aine, ri. 413, Ca.vaIti.
u''rsttrate na@e gsitsm $saie ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28

49," Ger .6reiinbifaits gunh
Nr. 2" feiert am Sitermontoe in
~goist's SoGa" OF Der S~arforo.Apc.
iein Stiftungsieit bnrf cine pobl.
arrangirte llnterbaltnne. perbunben
NIT einem gaG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28

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Cañon City record., 1910-01-13
COL LORADO MAY
HAVE IMMENSE
WOOLEN MILLS
WESTERN WOOL TO BE RETAINED
IN WESTERN STATES.
New Mexico Man Is Father of Scheme
That VIII Mean Millions Of Dol
lars for the West.

Denver. Jan. 10.-A project is being
worked up by western wool growers
and backed by organizations OF six
different states to have western wool
refined in western states and manu-
factured here instead of being shipped
east for that purpose. 1t is shown by
the promoters where millions of dol
lars will be saved and thousands CIV
en- employment in the west The plan
has been endorsed by the National
Wool Growers Association and will
be presented to the American Live
stock Association this week
John II. Bearup of Albuquerque, N.
NJ, is the father of the scheme. This
great project. involving millions OF
dollars, is no visionary scheme of the
future. 1t is 10 be carried out at once
with the support of the Farmers un-
ions of the west.
Mr.. Bearrup. who originated the
idea and who is organizing the forces
to carry II into effect, gave figures on
the proposition which demonstrated
the practibility OF the scheme. Its
launching does not depend on eastern
capital. for the mills will be cooper
ative. on the same system as the
chain of a hundred stores which the
Farmers Union is now building in the
west.
Bearup said further that the mills
will be operated strictly as union con-
Germs. paving the highest scale OF
wages and euipped with the most
modern and sanitary advantages. He
declares there will be no delay In the
execution of the project.
Cañon City record., 1910-01-13

was compelled 10 hold it in a grim
clutch to prevent its being torn from
her head by the tentacles of the droop-
ing canopy. These were but incidents
that added to the gaiety and good will
of the spectators.
Crowd Fought to See Coronation.
The rush to the coronation ceremo-
MES astounded the court attaches.
Long before s p m. maelstrom of
humanity assailed the palace gates.
To their surprise they were denied
admittance. They could not be sup
piled with tickets fast enough and in
a few minutes a vast crowd extending
into Fourteenth street clamored, jest
ed and jostled.
Manager Collins, OF the auditorium,
as quickly as possible, established
three box Offices. Still the crowd ex-
banded before the entrance and II
seemed as IL 1t would be hours before
all would be admitted.
Cañon City record., 1910-01-13
BANQUET IN
HONOR OF DR..
MARY PHELPS
DIR. PHELPS LEAVES SOON FOR
TRIP AROUND WORLD.
Will Sail From San Francisco Febru.
ary 5 For Honolulu, En- Route
to the Far East.

The members of the Progress Club
enjoyed social and banquet with
Miss Eldora Britt at the home of Mrs.
]. W. Rodgers, at 412 Greenwood ave-
nue., last Friday evening. The event
was given in honor of DR.. Mary E.
Phelps and the arrangements for the
evening program were complete sur
prise to her.
Besides the club members the fol-
lowing guests were present: Mrs. ].
W. Rogers, Mrs Agnes Stewart, DR..
Knott, Misses McNaughton, Kahn
Hall. Amick and Wright All present
except DR.. Phelps, received an invita-
ton in the form of an acrostic, which
read as follows:
Do listen now and don't look glum,
Remember Progress bids you come.
Put on YOUR best and bring a rhyme,
Honoring DR. Phelps this time.
Eat at seven. for that's the plan;
Let's be happy while we can.
Please come prepared to do your
share.
So thus we'll banish every care.
Promptly at seven all were assem-
hled and soon seated al tables beauti-
fully decorated with flowers and
plants in the club cOlors OF pink
white and green
Very dainty place cards, with the
club flower. the red clover. in water
colors had been designed by Miss
Britt. The four course BANQUET wa:
served bv Misses Britt. Hill and
SlaugEt the committee in charge. and
the perfection in cookery proved that
these ladies know how 70 handle thai
art as well as pedagogy.
At the close Of the repast Miss
Campbell. the president. surprised
Dr. Phelps by informing her that We
were assembled to do her honor be
fore her departure for foreign lands
Miss Campbell proceeded 10 read the
poems prepared in honor of the doc
tor. The poetic genius displayed was
n surprise to all.
The rhymes were messages OF love
and esteem. with n mixture of wit and
fun. These little poems were all ar
ranged in one volume to cheer the doc
tor on her travels.
Instrumental music was furnished
nv Miss Hendriekson and Mrs. Stew.
art. The club adjourned feeling tha
this had been one OF their most enjoy
able events
Cañon City record., 1910-01-13
The Dog Digestion in Nazareth.

Among many incidents OF hts wan
derings through Palestine. recounied
by Harry Franck in "Tramplng in
Palestine" In the January Century
Is this:
AN American who was in Nazareth
long aro." he went on. told me a
strange story. did not believe him.
for II can not be true. He said that
in America people buy dogs'" and the
mere suggestion OF so ludicrous
transaction sent the assembled crowd
into parorysms OF laughter.
They do" replied.
The pompous eN-mayor fell Into
such convulsions of merriment that
his rotund face grew the color Of bur
nished copper.
BUY dogs" roared his sons In a
chorus Of several languages But
wha, for7"
Never having settled that question
70 nv own satisfaction. parried n
with another: "How do YOU get dog
N Won want oner"
"w-w-w-whv" answered the eldest
son. wipinr the tears from his ewes
~ any wants n dog. he tells some one
else. and they rive him one. But who
aver war.r = so-r"