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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04
Glf Millioncn 3nnabmc.

u cm Yort 3. MGrj. - Geo.
". @onnloter, Der 9lbid)Gscr liir Den
Safcn 9tclu.g)ort, peroiientlicbtc &C.
ltert cine georGngte llcberiiht iiber
Die uubreno oeS WipnotS Sebruor
bon Ieilcm 9iireou erleoigtcn SronSs
oftionen, uerglihcn nit Den cntipre.
henoen 3oblen fir 6ebruor 1909 mo
1908. 0onoh bctrig Der Wertb Der
I'M Sebrlor 1910 eingefiibrteu @od-
rem, Die bier obgeId)ott rpurben So
S31 ,269,3S, gegen $G6, L526.34 I'M
Sebruar 1909 unb SlS, ,233, ,0605S i'm
Sebrior 1908. is liegt olio gcgen
Oas Tprlabr cine 3unahme bon foit
eli Wtillioncn ltno gegeA 1908 cine
iol6e BON nlebr oils 90 WiQioncn Dor.
Ter @ertb Der im Sebruor 1910 cill-
gciilbrten Gbeliteinc mo Herlcn be,
trilg So, ,731, ,t03.70, gegen $29lG,710.s
50 inn sSebrllor 1909 mo $500 1924
i'm Sebruor 1908. 6S slutompbile inn
o6geibGsten @crtbe pon $13i 366.S3
lpilrbcn I'M lebten Wtonot inportirt,
gegen 60 nuf $i3l, ,S70.73 beipertbetc
glutpnlobile i'm Sebruur 1909 1no 107
slltoS i'm @ertbc bon $22i,531.79 i'm
iclben Wtonot oes SSobres 1908.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04
'SarmBans cine Sdmtfammer.

Burlington N..S, 3. MGrj.
,n i1ren olten, etiua bier Wcilen
bon bier cntfcrnten SarmbnuS lit
Gli5obetb SopeS, cine @reiiir bon
sc rSabren, nit Sinterloliung eincS
NermogenS bon minOcitcns 100000
geitorben. sic por ilnperbeiroibet,
idlidbt tlb lcbtc bcibeioeu iino an
prilhSlos, 10 ooB 9ticnruno ibren
yeihtbum pcrlmltbetc. y4ie uielc
Surmer lino Sormersfrnien, bcgtc lie
fein 3iltrouen Su 9nlfcn ooer sln.
logcpnpiercn lub bot bnbcr ibr @elo
i'm Sorie pcrpnbrt. Die groBc ia.
nlilienbibel entbielt $20-Shcine 5lui-
ldcl alien VlGttcrn; ill ben Wetten
5luii6cn ben Motroeeu luoren Wonf.
noten, ionnltlih il, boben @etr1gelL
auigeididtet; Der Speiieidrmlf Ct
mics lid ols pnbre S6obfonnler,
oenn idnlntlihe ariige. 1nlien, gc.
der II. |. 10. iuaren bis gum Hano init
@olo. unb Silbcrn,iill5en 9eiiillt Sn
@1id)eihronf fono man Yopier9elo
jcglihen Yetra9eS i'll Suno. ilno
Sli6tiiher cingcluidelt.
Cos Enpiergclo itolnnt 5lum 2heil
nod Dor Dem 9iirgcrfrie9. Mnnfe
0onfnotcn iinO 10 aft, onB man bic
Sbriit onrnui fnunl leicn fam llto
ooB Tie beint s(ituitcn serbrodeln
glber ibrcn @nargclo beiab Die @rci.
lin ein babies Gubenb Sduier in Bur.
lington iino flint 5nrmen. Gin &c.
itoment bat iid bis jcet nid)t porgc.
iitloen. SDre Sinterlnlicnidaii ipirb
ben ipenigen Vermonotell Die nod
an 9eben iino, 5llinllcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04
Nus Yers,ueiflnna in ben Sub.

Vbilnoelp + / q, Bu, 3. W1r6,
Nud ieiner drnlliden @obnung
BON eilem pcrgeblihcn 8erillhe, gr-
belt 81 finoen, bette 5nriidfebreno,
floste Der 36 Sabre olte Stepboll
Stua6 ieiner Srau, Die ein aino bon
jebn Wionoten oui ibren glrmen bielt,
iein 2cio unb nln6te bonn ieinenl
2ebcl ein gnoe, iiioent CT CARROLL.
i1ire ibludte. gs ipor inn glr6eit
in ciner Der Gorltdote in 9luslift &C.
lieQt iuoroen unb CT bnttc lid 10
Gents geborgt uno iid) bortbin bege-
ben, lpo ibni ober niitgetbeilt luuroe,
nun beSiiric iei,ler nidt. sui oenl
Scinnueg batte er iid) bas @ift ge.
foiiii. er bintcrlGbt feline @ittluc
uno ied,S aiioer. Die camille fam
Dor eincm Sabre bon GIi5abetb,
I..S., bierber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04
Neitrcna, abcr fpmiidl.

9oiton II, Wiaii, 3. MdrS. - Gie
ShonflieenB Gonimiiiion bon GbeI'
ica hat cine nei,e Verorbnung erlal.
len, luonud, naf) Dem Snfraittretell
Gel iteilen ShanfliccnSen an I 0ioi
5. &. in ieoer Wirtbihait in Gbeliea
om olltorrotiider 9lpporat dufgeitellt
,ueroen miB, Der Ole Jnbr5eit Der
.roriibergebenoen StraBenbabn.W .Wag'
gnns fir Die aunoen Der @irtbid)oft
lnnt marfirt. sluberocn bcitimti'
hie GerOronuitg, oaB Dor OeutShanf.
tiib nrr cine Heibe bon Guritigen
Iiebcn bari Hno oab oen bintcr oicier
Meibe Stebenoen fcine aeiitieen G,e.
tranfe uerabreid)t lperoen oiirien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04

ninmt jl. bo ous @ettcr niloer
miro. Sn 2incolu.Gpuntp lit Oos @c'
lcilc Der nWolbington Central 'gabn"
meIIenmct rmterpaihen lmo piels
0riifeu iino meogcriiien. 2eiuiiton
IN Soabo lit uou Der 9llbenlpelt obs
Gcidnitten
.Salt cafe Gitp, lltub, 3.
Niir5. - Ger Scrfebr oui Der Sbo'
hos sNipiiion Der Oregon Sbort Cine,
Nobn" lit micOer hergcitcllt. ;3ii1t
ser ySoutbcrn Eocific 9obn" nod
Sm 6ronciSco miiiicn ober Die Ge,
le;ic ser YSrc9ou Short Cine" nod)
Hcrtlonb, Gre. benlBeu lulo bon
tort Die Sbaita-2inie nod Son Sran.
cisco.
" WilfeSbarrc, En, 3. Wior5.
= Gic Slutbpcrbiiltnille I'M @ponl.
ita-Sbol botten iih bclltc @orser
nod nid]t gcbciicrt. Gcr @uiicritono
rrS SnSoncbnnna lit 26 Sub 3 3oil
iibcr ocn uicbrigitcn Stano. Sn ocu
Nicbcrlngcn itcbt oos @oiicr brci
iSub bod. Shclmen lmo onocre @es
hoillihfcitcn tmlrocn bon Ben sSll-
then iort9ctro9cn. @cecr 9Ibcno je.
bof ling Dos Woiicr 5ii iaIlen oil.
Glcpclnnb, o, 3. Mir,. -
Ger OiisfunaiulERiucr lticg belte
rod nebr bel 3nncSuiQe uno 200
rettcre 6omiicn porcn ge5lplmgen.
iJre @obnintgen 5lI perloiier. Su
cnocren Sbcilcn bon Ohio beiiert iib
Gle Gage ieood).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04
Runtnter Il Wefer,

Wn. uttb yerfduf bon gifien ifnb EtIiaotio.
men, gDecbfel ntS 6rebifsBricfe aui aIe talpt.
idhli&en etdbie Gnropo'S Nm: iiio Btrfanf
irru,per @eIofprfeiLa fcfpte aImSiertigune bon
Senma,tter. e1iffsiarfet bon .,- linS naa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04
S,obe 8abnbeamtc uurgclaSen.

SCdBebu Der betanlltelten bnDelt
9aDnbeomte1 pon Der Corpora
tions GonmiiIion nod Guthrie
citirt. -- Sollen ou9ia9en iiber
oen @ertb ibrea 9obncigentbunlS
in Sflobonlo.
@utbric, Stlub, ,. Otdri. -
SeChSe6n 9obnbeomte, 0orlmtcr et-
the Ger prominenteItcn III Den Ser.
Stuaten, mcroen oon Der Corpora
tons Gomnliiiion uon Stldboma
@orlooung crbaltelt am 10. Wtdr5
nudl Guthrie 5u fomnen, I'M alH
3eugen in Der Sruhtroten Inter
illduug 81 criheinen. Gie pergela-
pcnen Serren lino: George 5. @oulo.
ErGlioent Scr st. Sollis, Sroll
Mountoin 4 Soutbcrn @obn," 9ielY-
9Jorf 5. u. gbion, Gr1iiOcnt otr
.&onioS Gitp Spitbcrn 9nbt"
&nnius-Gitp; &. y Hiplcu, Erolioert
Der .sltdiion. Sopcfo & Sonta 5Se'
@obn" Chicago; .. 6 @ind)cll.
ErGiioent Der st. SoniS 4 Son
,Sroncisto.9 .9obn." Ct 2oris; $. II.
Wiuoge. Yr1iioent Der nHuf rSSlono'
2inien," Gbicngo @corgc $. GroShD,
Gicc.Er1iibent Der n9iod Sslonos
@ubn." Chicago; i. $. Sonilton.
ScfretGr mo Shotnlciiter Scr
&od Sslono.9ubn" Gbicugo; 4. $.
Somilton, Sefret0r mo Sd)obnci'
tier Der st. qolliS 4 San ,Sran-
ciScos9oblL" St.9puis; G. gt @bite-
heoo, SefrctGr mo SdaBnieiitcr Der
yWiiiiouri, aanios K Scrns.@nbn."
9teiu.2)orf; u. G. Sorbcrt. Sefretdr
unb Shutmeiltcr Der .ojuli, Golo-
raoo &Sonto ,Se.8obn," @oluelton;
sSronf GeQ. GrGiiocnt Der y&id)ito
Sails & 9tortbmcltcrn 9obn ;Seros;
g. $. Golep. Sefret1r unb Sdobmci-
tier Der st 2ouis, SSSron 0tountain
4 Soitberlt @obn." 9teiu.0orf; @.
G. Sono, SefretGr uo Srmtsieti.
rlln9ugent Der raullioa Gitp Soll.
tbcrn 9abn," 9telu.gort; u. I Sll'
leu ErGlibent Scr .Wiiiouri, aoninS
Gitp & SeruS.9ohlL" ct. 2ouis
4. o.. Yettbone. Iice,%roiibcit imb
General @eid)oftSfiibtsr Der ,@nlf,
Colorado & Sonto Sesgnbn," @al'
uelton.
Ter Stnnt Sfluboma mill bon brl
S5crrcn ocn @ertb oeS 9ulnlcigen.
.biuns. ooS ic IN oieicnr Staute be-
iibet, crfobrell, nm ben fiir5lid bonn
9unoeSrid)ter Soof bon ct. 2oiliS
erlaiencn GinbnltSbefebl. DER oer
Corporations Gonmiliion BON Of
lobona perbictet Die BON oerielben
in Sflobonlo ieItgeieb1cn Srobtroten
ourd5llIil6rcn eriolgreid 81 bctdnl-
pfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04
Sebfe Gbrcn fir YrGiioemt Cbalbia

Eunolnn,3 3. Ii1rs. - Tr. Gar.
los U. Wenoo5o, Der geiiern ons slni
dis Frdiioent bon panunta allgetrc.
ten bot bette cine Eroflmiotion er'
loiien. ipori, er Der 5ruiier Der Ha.
ton iiber ons glblebeil bes Yraiiotn.
ten Sbuloin slusbrud giebt. Ter
Gon,lllanbenr Ser in Scr Stabf ito
tiollirtelt alnerifoiliiden SeeioIooteu
bat beim alisipdrtisen slmt Tim Die
GrIaiibnii, eebeten, iid} an benz Set
fenbcadngnib Cbalbia's NIT ieinei1
0lannidoiten betbeiligen 5ll oiirfen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04

Gie Dleutide Heihsbanf" iii
Berlin bat eite Gipioenoe bon 1850
Ero5ent erflGrt. Der llnliob belief
iih inn Sabre oif 10l ,7S0 0iiaionen
Warf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04

llc6cr amcrifnniidc Acknowledgment
gcgen SdyifisscicllidDaiten.

gcgen Sdptts9clcllld)dffcn.
Gle oeiltitbe Gcgierlulg irOb, cine @e-
lcgcnbcit 81 bctonlmen iiir Mo
aobc elmer GrtIGrlnA, - Iic
Hcpolution i'll 9ticuroguo 10 gut
iuie unteroriicft. - Ntiguel bon
NrogonSuS 9ilr9eu Nus
be6lna Der Hefrilteu III llngarn
ucrihoben. - Sn 9oDmen $50
SrriiluiNe aus Oen 2on0cS 9ln-
itoltCn cntlulicn lpcgcn @clbnlons
gels, '-- 0iubIno'S Gbino.Sors
9en. MGdltc beiilrd)teu sllS'
brlNb zines 9iirgerfrieBca IN
@rie1enlano.
9erIirL 3. M1rj. - Gie Be
honolluno BON Observation-Disclosures
az 9oro Der trnnSntlantllhen Iom'
pfer fam beute rp1brenb Der Gcbotte
I'M GRcihstogc iber 0ic Germilli9unA
iiir bcn foiicrliden yapigationSsOf-
ii,ier sur Sprohc. WiottbioS Gr5.
Berger, cit Mitglieb Der GentrlmS.
Eortei, lcnftc Die 9luiinerfiomfcit olf
rcl, 9eriht bcs GongreB.G .Gomitc's III
cen Ser. Stootcn be5iglid) Der an.
0cblih iGlchtcn 9ebonoliulg Scr
Iusmonocrer an 9orb Der Sd)iiic.
tor. bon 3onqllicreS, Iominiltra'
tips9cumter beS WiiniiterillmS beS
SSnnerll erpi0ertc, Die ci9enortige
@eIhrcibung Der ToriGae in Dem 9l.
ridt Oes amerifaniihen Gomite'S
id,cine OaS Wiotip ST 5cigclt Die ultc
Ginrihtllng Der 9eiorOerirng uon
Goiiagieren im 3miihenoed 81 per-
bcntmeu iulo Die nene @inrihtrn8
her brittell aldiie 81 lo6cn. @r be-
bnllertc, bob Der 9eriht obiiGtlid) Die
lioncn Der Innlpicrliuien oocr
GanpIer Die fritiiirt muroelL Der
ld,pciNc. IieicS TcridmeiAcn Der 9tn.
nien babe bel Sfifiseigentbilmcrn
lnb Sd)iffSnnnndloitc in Selitifs
l01o mo anbcren 21noern qroBcu
llnwillen crregt. Solde 9lusloilun.
gen leien lebr beonuerlid), mcnn eS
ildl Inn idpere acknowledgements
Ddnble. 9lui oeltiden Sd)ifien ND.
ren Die Sfcgllutionen nidt oaein &C.
ibrieben, lonbern iie wiiroen uu4
itreng beahtet. Gum ShluB erflartc
St b. Sollqllieres, Die He9ierlng lei
irrb, cine @clegenbeit 5u bobcn, i'm
&Etcreiic Der oeutiden Sd)iiiseigcn,
ttiimer mo Wannid)oiten crflGreu
81 fonncrL onB Iolhe 9Ingriiie rms
nid)t beriibren.
Sic Hcuolntion in u Nicn.
roglln.
Vlucficlb, ficnrugun, 3.W1ri.
-. Sclltc muroc bier befount. onS
General Gbamorro an %. Scbrior
Gei Sisna einc pernihtenoc 9tieocr.
la0c erlitten bat Sic 9tohrift pur.
be por Der Gitrnba.9lc9iernng off
3lcll beItitigt. 0enerol Gbomorro
chtfam MIR nit fnoppcr Not1 nit
elner Sano poIl anbGnger. Gr iol(
1000 0iann perloren boben. Gbn.
MORO iaat, ieine 9ticocrlnae lei bo.
r.rh uerllriad)t moroeu oob ieinc
Wiumition olle lullroe.
Ger slnfltono iintcr Der ,Siibriula
bon General Gitrobo geeen Die Jie.
0Ierlln9 bon 9ticoragito lit nit oicicr
Oernldtcnocn 9ticbcrloge 10 gut mic
rorbei. Die auiitdnoi9cn bobcn lid
IeoodG nui oic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rcrlc8t IN Der Soiiniilg, bnb Die Der.
Stddter ldjlieBlid oodl nod einihrci.
ten lucrocn.
Uro9an5u's . @iirgen.
" ten 3. Didr,. - Gin conlpli,ir..
ter Hcd)tspro5eb, bel Dem cS lid nm
5nci getr1ge Don ic 100000 aronclt
teilpo Si25,W0) boltoclt, anlei.
ben oes Yrnl5en !piiglicl bon 9ra.
aall5o bel 5uei Eropili5ial Spnr.
Ddltfcn, but Dor Der S,tItonoigelt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04


9inc edbte p4udebe" .yriiieinaid)ine. bic 90
eier bdi enrnntirt, icocs frllcbtb1re 81 III
briitef = fir $500. Seoe 9riitemafchine nuf
40.taeiaen Serfudh perfanit unb iuenn iie nlclt
an Saet opubrngt. iuus mir fir Tic beoniprl
hen. iirtb iie lid, nttbt in nncn Sinficbten SUI
auriid ienbcn. ilnb mir actem Chr @eib Surid
lleber 100000 s9udepe" sgriiiendlcbnen fper
seil erfclercif betrishen. neil yirsenb 1enans
S%,,S SSsr NJ. 'nsr Snssss" fT's ;aHH@ ir
i6ne. Aoinmt iinb fcbt tic 9iibner frcdben
bel ill5 t1elth aus bcn 9ierii.
10 9Io. "9mare Zeal" e9gid eiarter". .35e
% &ts. "Saudre Zeal" stiifrn, 5niter 49,. .3oe
10 SS S gS%re S%re RsS Esq., a%i aSSs' &c. 5Ss
Sn 200 Rib: Puiten beccnicnb hiuiacr.
9iiuofIeiid. abidac. WIutmcbI. suiaIin,picbI
5Icii6mebI, auptenmebI @ica Griitr
eemabene slnernidanell. NoISfobIe nntiieptt
fte Neteier. Observation-Disclosures. noIlitGnoieeS
,@iebi5in oiibnerbofs Srnbincee. oue Sorten
Natferndpfe mnn sutieriditer, Subbdnner, Sut
iermibeIt. 6utiennds fje, 25e., SOC. unb
S1.O0. stonnlt, febt bic nlimi6irten tcs Der
2nben nit Ruiirumais aeiboet ipurbcn. Gs 1T
arcbnriia iutrft better, ais nllcS slnocre.
Gier iiir srahsmeae.
=, 2eheS bon unS perfauftc 81 itanmt ptn
SoiGbIutSsHneq s os POM boditsn sianoarO nuo
Mir aebeu G. & g. Green 5rnbiug Stamps.
Scrlangt uuieren 1910 Stuialog iiber G5artcH-
nro Seofriihi Sud1ci. Slbnerbofs 3iibcbDr.
Gnricr niio 5arms s2Berf5cuec, 8unitoiueer
Spritcn nne @IatfInussScrnihter Hnien nnb
alie Sorten BfIun5cn.
Spl9iamp's sssssa's"' ssss.a.
Yratt.Str, Gfe aisbt.Sn.
(63b)
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-03-25
Too M uch.

A certain young fellow has got
the parrots complaint-he talks too
much. And this is how it let him
down a cropper at an important in
terview.
"You love my daughter?" said the
old man.
"Love her." he exclaimed pas
sionately. "Why, | would die for
her! For one soft glance from those
sweet eyes | would hurl myself from
yonder cliff and perish, a bleeding,
bruised mass, upon the rocks 200
feet below"
The old man shook his head.
"I'm something of a liar myself"
he said, "and one is enough in a
small family like mine."-London
Globe.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-03-25
Hard to Suit.

"That editor is certainly getting
hard to suit" the author remarked
in a discouraged voice, gazing sadly
at a neavy envelope upon his table.
"What is the NATTER" asked a
cheerful friend. who gets a regular
salary.
ooh, he returns this story with
the comment that it is too bald.
Last week he wrote that he didn't
care for stories of the hair raising
kind. What can YOU do with a man
like that" -Lippincott's.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-03-25

walked THE CONGREGATION.
Parson Adams Methods Were Vigor-
Gus and Productive.

Many stories are told Of the way
in which a certain Parson Adams Of
Lunenburg, well known in the first
half Of the last century, attended
to matters which he decided were
in need Of summary treatment. On
one or two occasions at least his,
action was not limited to his own
parish. One amusing instance Of
this sort occurred one Sunday when
he exchanged pulpits with a friend
who presided over a well to do but
somewhat careless congregation IN
a neighboring town.
This friend, who was M of the
meekest and most long suffering
men Imaginable, told Parson Adams
with much modification that there
were one or two, things about the
church which sadly needed atten-
ton, but that, although he knew
his parishioners meant well, these
matters seemed to slip their minds
from week 10 week.
"The window behind the pulpit
is sadly in want of repair" the gen.
tie minister explained, "and SO is
the pulpit cushion, in which there
is a large hole. I mention these
matters so hat you may be saved
annoyance. I have learned to stand
at n side to avoid the draft from
the broken window, and l refrain
from bringing any force to bear
upon the pulpit cushion"
Parson Adams looked at his
friend indulgently, but made no.
rash promises, simply saying that
he had no doubt he should get
along all right.
A Professors Tact.
While conducting examinations
at an English university Professor
Darcy Thompson learned that one
Of the students to be examined, a
young woman who was a candidate
for a degree, was so timid and
nervous that it was likely she would
not do herself justice in the exari-
nation, and he was asked to make
allowances for this. Professor
Thompson asked to be presented to
her before the hour for examina-
tons, and after meeting her he sug-
gested that as they had a few mo-
mentS at their disposal he would be
pleased to have her show him about
the museum. She gladly agreed,
and they spent a delightful half
hour. But when the dreaded time
approached the nervousness of the
young woman became apparent.
Finally she summoned courage to
ask when the ordeal would take
place. The conclusion of the story
is obvious-Professor Thompson
told her the dreaded hour was over.
While they sauntered about the
museum he had put her through a
rigid examination. She had an
swered his questions brilliantly, and
she received her degree.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
New interpretations

Articles Of Incorporation Of y NJ. Long
& Co. OF this city, organized for tho pur-
pose of engaging In II general real %S,
tate and Investment business. we're filed
with the county clerk Thursday. The
.apItaI stock of the company is $4,000.
divided into shares of the par value OF
sin each. y NJ Long is president and
treasuror; william Mccall, Vice prcsi-
dent: O.. H. S"Cord, secretary. Ihesc'
,"Itb H. w. Redou aud Harry =. Harper.
constitute the board OF directors
The Klmball Auto shop oi this city
Glad articles Of incorporation Win the
"n,,ntv clerk Thursday. The rapltdliZa-
,iou of the corporation is $3000 divided
into shares OF the par value oi 9lO ra'm'
H. g kImball IL president: f. IL. hlmbhh
,,Icc PRECEDENT: j.. {. kImboll secretary
and treasurer. These. VIII l., IL aIu
Fannie G, K,mbail. arc The directors Inc
tnmnanv viii transact an automobile re-
nair business In this city
s copy of the articles OF incorporation
.or The ~ o. Kay Elevator company oil
ogden was filed With tho secretary oI
,ot,n,,nv is 500 600. divided Into shares
W IL ,1ar value o; s100 each. w. o. Kay
&C. nresIdent aud manager LofaI NAY.
IT, nresIJent; Il. NJ. Ryan. secretary;
FofConnor. treasurer, These, with
" ti perrntt and A. r.. Osborne are the
iIro.i,rs nyan and O'Connor are from
I.,.n,. md are also officers of the Inter
e,,,,,,,tr A1illJng and Elevator company,
ni,'h ,y,s Incorporated in this city on
,Wyi,osI"y The Incorporation OF tHls
con,any is part of the plans uI DeHN'r
..nitnIiSts for mills and elevators au o''i
tho iutsrmountaln
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University Notes

INC freshmen.s extemporancous speak
iuE contest held in the university as
seinpiy room Thursday afternoon re-
Suited In tic FOR first place between
MISS irene Toiton and George NJ. Cam
non Jr The subjects assigned the win
nerS OF the contest were: ''ShouId Col
lese fraternitics Be Encouraged" which
was discussed by Miss Tolton, and Shall
Students BE Compelled To Attend Chapel
EXERCISES argued by Mr.. Cannon.
Naldemar Van Cott. tho donor OF the
freshman prlze. was present at the con-
test and made personal presentation OF
the cash prize, Friday afternoon the
preliminary contest for the sophomores
Will be held n. NJ Allison will be donor
of prize of s26 TO the sophomores and
Judge W. II. King and o. W. Powers
VIII furnish the prizes for the juniors
and seniors
The senior grand ball Will be given
Friday evening In the Odeon The class
has been preparing TO make the dance a
success.
The sophomores are planning a. class
party. to be given at the home OF the
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THE SALT LAKE MORNING FEBRUARY 25 1910

class president Harold Hol olman. next
triday evening. Cards dancing and re-
Treatments win furnish the pleasure OF
the evening.
=. The Varsity club. i'm connection with
INC student body organizations and fra
ternltiee Is planning To present yaudc-
vic show. in which all the frsts and
clubs will have special parts The play
VIII be given early In March.
The final student body meeting for
the ratifying OF the new 4. s. TuC. con-
stitution viii he held Friday morning
after chapel exercises. \ hard fight Is
gonS ON among the two factions OF the
student body as To tho proper way OF
rewarding the athletes and those who
have taken part in the Dramatic club and
served on the Chronicle. The finai vote
on the constitution VIII be taken to-
day.
IL. n. Mathcwson. general manager of
the Anaconda Copper srnelter, delivered
an Illustrated lecture before the cngi-
ncers Thursday afternoon in the physi-
cal building. Mr.. Mathewson had "a com
pletc set OF slides, with which he gave
fine description of the immense Washoe
smelter in all its operations. The smelter
furnishes 10 per cent of the total COM
nercal copper of the world and Is by
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The members Of the commercial class
were given a treat Thursday morning
when A. T. Peabody OF the Merchants
National bank gave an ADDRESS or modem
banking methods Mr. Peabody began
with the organization of a bank and dis
cussed every branch In connection with
a national bank, His talk WAS exceed
ingly interesting and the students now
have q good idea Of banking methods. II
Is tho plan 10 have addresses each alter
nate week during the year on some
branch of work that is given 10 the com
mcrcla students.
The congress will meet in regular Sos
sion ridsy afternoon and transact con
sidars bic business. The FIRST bill 10 bc
presented i'm tho house concerns tho Sc
nor class pin and tho various numerals
that are given 10 students.
A new ruIo went into force "Wednesday
at the school which will affect the Off
GERS of thc cadet battalion and which
NAV Include the non commissioned off,
cers. In the future. the slightest break
ing of any Of the school rules and orders
Of the battalion will reduce tho cadet To
the ranks, This rule. was planned by
Principal Eaton and Captain Webb. and
will be enforced implicitly.
Wednesday afternoon Captain Webb
mel with the executive committee in
charge of the cadet bali. which viii talk"
place March II In tho OJcon hall. All
preliminary work was discussed and the
committees named rho othcers ron
the ogden high school drum corps and
the Agricultural college battalion VIII be
guests of honor as VIII n number OF the
prominent citizens Of the city.
The Rcd and Black staff pins were dis
tribuicd Wednesday to the compilcrs OF
the school paper. Tho pins are - small
gold block letter "H'' with the school
letters "S. l.. II. s" and the year 'oo'
or 80" in raised letters.
Miss Tracy and Miss Cain, who arc in
str,rtors in the domestic department.
VIII meet with the girls Thursday after
noon and arrange for sociai. which is
20 he held in tho gymnasium curing Inc
first part nf March.
c'ap,sin Webb received nm invitation ior
himself and his cadet officers TO attend
the Agricultural college cadet bali, which
VIII he hold Monday evening, February
% Military full dress VIII be required.
yhe rife range for the cadet battalion
will he ready for target practice :he latter
unrf of thc week The cadets VIII De
,rIveu careful instruction. as the school
y,jv he represcnted in the national rln"
match. which will he held some time this
spring.
Tie next opportunitv for high school
students along an or9torlcal I'm" VIII De
In March when the Stephens oratnricIl
juniors only and several members ni IN.
class have registered AT the office. FRANK
r. Stcphcus liz the donor OF tho medal.
Tho silycr trophy cups which arc up
for Inc hest drilled cadets I'm each COM
many yyiT be pml on exhibition this week
| The preliminary competitions arc being
held each drill day.
Miss Elsn Ward Is working hard with
the girls of the gymnasium classes IN
| preparation for the annual gymnasium
exhibition.