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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-07-18
YOUTHS WERE WELL TAUGHT
Destined to Govern, They Knew Need
Of Seif-uovernment.

Destined to Govern, They Knew Need
Of Seifgovernment.
A number of years ago Commodore
Perry, speaking to the students of An
tioch college, Ohio, told the following
anecdote, illustrating the perfect dis!
c1pline maintained among the naval
cadets of his time:
"Some twenty-five years ago I was
carelessly walking on the levee of a
city of the Adriatic. A short distance
from the shore lay man.of-war at
anchor. l called an oarsman, and told
him to return for me in an hour.
Il wandered over the beautiful ship,
admiring it's guns, it's keeping, its ad-
m1rable appointments and it's excellent
management, shown by its condition.
At the end of my hour began to look
for my oarsman. Just then I discov-
cred door on my right. opened it,
and In that room sat thirty-two boys.
had been there an hour and had not
heard q stir enough to show that so
much as bird was alive on that boat
The. youngest cadet came to the
door and welcomed me with his cor
dial military salute. Boy, where is
your teacher?', Gone ashore, SIR DO
you keep absolute order while. he Is
gone Certainly sir. s!s4 IA i
. Then passing to the front, I said
to one of the older boys: Young
man, why do you act so differently
from other boys? Are you afraid of
being punished?'
THE cadet rose to his feet. Sir
said he, you" see before you thirty
two cadets. We all expect to govern
others in our future work. The first
element Of a good governor is self.
government; sir, we are practicing
that.''' Il.
The commodore added ::*That was
twenty-five years ago. In the provi-
dence of God none of these young
men have been called to eternity. I
will now read you their Names" And
the audience recognized in each man
name famous in the navy of Great
Britain, Germany, France or America.
From Washington: It's. Sights and
Insig1fts."
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-07-18
A Pair of Parasols,

n Pair OF ParaSols.
S.W. What wonderful things they are this
year!
IOne beauty Of white silk has a cover
stopping five or six inches short of
the ends Of the wires, and curving in
ward In crescent shape. The open
1ngs are filed in with fans Of puffed
ch1non. Around the. edge Of the silk
runs a lovely border of embroidered
silk roses, further marking the fan
shapes of the outer border.
. The other is less pretentious, but
odd. It has cover of cream silk,
edged with narrow green ribbons, so
arranged that the uneven ends tackled
to the parasol form a border several
inches deep, while the loose ends drop
to form a fringe.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-07-18
Substitute for Feathers.

This is the plumage made OF leaves,
very light and very plisble, formed in
to rosettes and el1oux, and even into
aigrettes. We can only hope that it
will take on, for though women de-
cline to realize what the wearing of
feathers means i'm the destruction Of
valuable birds, and, regardless of con-
sequences, will wear anything that the
modes dictate, still they follow fash
ion, and if it ignores, feathers it will be
we'll.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-07-18
: aluminium Kitchen Ware.

Nothing but it's high price keeps
aluminium from coming into general
use for kitchen ware. For cooking it
has the advantage not only of being
light In weight, but dishes prepared
In 1t do not burn as readily as in
other utensils. Nearly all necessary
utensils for cooking may now be had
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-07-18

Linen in Myriad Styles for Summer.
Some of the linen crashes for warm
weather frocks are fetching There
are mixtures of old blue and white.
tan and white, and creamy rough sur
faces dotted With disks OF the same
tint. The threads of these fabrics are
SO har1 twisted, it is said, that they
will shrink but little in the cleaning.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-07-18
Use Of Straw Flowers,

Bachelors buttons and immortelles
have their day before them Their ar
tifcfal cousins with with them in
primness. They are Of large meshed
net, stiffened and creased petal fash
ion, the edges of each petal bordered
with short lengths of split yellow
straw. The effect of the whole is. par
ticularly airy and fairylike. The more
expensive are of tulle, instead of net
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-07-18
Newest Sack Coats

Some end we'll above the deep waist
belt with broad box plaits back and
front, allowed to flow loose. OF quite
another nature are the whole back
coats reaching to the knee, while the
most fashionable are q revival from
the middle of the fifties. With the
addition of Vatican plait they have
the same rundown collars and wide
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-07-18

hanging sleeves; some OF the shorter
ones have little attempt at fastening
save cords, which are but seldom Sc
cured, and are mostly accompanied by
big turn-down collar, often with
dropping tassels or cord ornaments.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-07-18
When You Have the Blues.

When You Have the Blues.
/. Fast and drink hot water.
2. Walk in the park
3. Go to- bed early.
4. Avoid society.
5. Don't talk about your troubles.
6. Try to think Of something else.
Z. Embroider, study French verbs
or practice fugues-
Blues will vanish.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-07-18
Judge siebecker's Unique pec,.io

JUDGE Siepeckers Unique Decision.
Judge Siebecker Of Wisconsin has
displayed So1omon-like wisdom in
some Of his decisions. Two men IN.
peared before him.. One was butcher,
who claimed that the defendant owed
him SO for a meat bill. The defend
ant, a strjkingly thin and gaunt figure.
denied the bill. Statements and scnun.
ter-statements followed each other
with great rrapidity. The lie was
passed, but the constable interyened
s4z .S5. When was this meat purchased
which you sold the defendant e asked
the Judge. u III Sz: ..$.: +. 5 VI
During the past four weeks. :your ,,,,lu
honor, declared the butcher. .5 B
Then I decide this case ii favor nf
the defendant, ]" remarked the tudee
delib berately as he scrut rutininxed the
emaciated figure before him. y His a.
pearance indicates that he has not
eaten SO worth of meat In his life.
time. Boston Post Sg5
ssA.a -
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-07-18

and he sat at Margaret's little desk
and dashed off a few glowing periods
on a sheet Of her manuscript paper.
When the effusion was finished it
proved satisfactory, being, In fact, a
condensation Of the others which he
had left unsent. He folded it neatly,
and was reaching into pigeonhole in
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-07-18
in this ware. A lemon squeezer Is
among the novelties.
Hat for the Seaeop

Hat for the Season.
The hat shown is made Of overlap
ping bands of stitched red taffeta and
a cluster of red and black cherries and
foliage trims it: The coat is scarlet
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-07-18

Dashed off a few glowing periods. s.
gone for a walk with a gentleman from
New York. This information, coming
as a respite, at frste relieved John.
Then jealousy renewed his courage,
and he boldly said he wished to leave
Z note for Margaret. s & !. i .# u. /
N InatbexmsAter . Of impa passioned mis-
sivse John Kendall was no coward,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11
Rns orm Snneren WarDlanD's nr0
Gcn Gugrcnlcubtn Staatru.
Wpllen elm be3a6Ites
6euerz Department

y = l ~ + u l ! I nv II l..
Sn Cumberland bat Der 5tuDtrat6
tef4lpHen, in 5olge Der 6o6en Ser
fiderungsrdten Die StaatsgeisBgez
burg in Ger nG4iten @iBung nm Die
4utorifation elmer NnIeiba gu eriuz
cten, Damit Elm 6e3ablte5 6eusry0az
purtement in Der Stdot Cumberland
eingeri3tet lperben funn.
4uf Der Sugo erf 4offen.
Sn Der NGbe BON Grisfielo bat Ti4
Der junge 9ionep Surpin BON Sings
ton nit einem Sagogepebr BEL Dem
ueberfteigen zines 3uunes cine S6rotz
laoung in BEN 2etb gejdgt, Sin 16neu
ber6eigerufener 4r5t bat bic 0unbe
fir un6eoingt t0Otli6 erfldrt.
0as neue Staats appel
1ations Geri4ts Sc
bGuDe.
Die SiBung DeS Stats : NppeGaz
tion5gsri9teS in annapolis fanD gez
tern gum eritsn Wtal in Dem neuen
@ebduos itutt, tpel6es Den Ndmen
trdgt Staatsz q neutrality-suspicious.
fdube. Sn Oemielben miro it4 aud
bas Staatsz G~ontroleurs : 8iireau Il.
tas 8ureau Des Staatsi6aBmeiters
6efinben. Sn Der geitrigen SiBung
beS 9eri9t5 puroen paifenos Qnipraz
6en bon Den Nnpdlten Bernard Gar
ter, Qrt6ur .Ma6en unD Nrtbur 8.
8rpnn, Iolpie BON ben 9Ri6tern ge6alz
ten. Die 8auzGommiiiion bat geitern
ZEN 4r6iteften initruirt, Elm bsment>
1predenoes Sdblet an benz @sbduDe
on5u6ringen. Sn Dem Neubau befin=
bet fi9 aud bic Stddtsbibliot6et. I'M
ter ben QnpeIsnDsn i'm @eri6ts3imz
mer BEL nsn 6eierli6feiten iparen duz
Der ben 4i6tcrr,. Nnpilten etc. mlt
Die So. Spencer s. Sones, N6tb.
MturraD 9~anoioer, N6tb. s. Wirt
3anbaG uno 9r. 3. s. 6. Wiuiams
BON Der 8aus@ommifiion, iopie Die
SO. 90. Starr 8ep6art uno 4lon3p
Miles BON Baltimore, @rz3i9ter 9az
MEL 81. Magruoet, 6r. SSames %.
Onens uno Capt. Dennis %. Mlulz
Ian BON annapolis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11

4benounter6 altunQ. -
Der nS9pa6en : 0amen : gsrein
BON Baltimore" CAB in 3pider'8
Standardization 6of" cine Hu6z
tir4fpeib CUR 6eier oes Grfolge8 Der
&ir4peiR, peI4, tiir3Ii4 in Der
n9ermunia : Surn6aue" a~6qe6alten
puroe. Die Oamen oes Sdpa6enz
8ereins paren i'm Rationul 9oItiim
erI4ienen. Die 6sitli6teit pur dus
BERT gut 6eiu6t. Inter ben Qnpes
isnoen fpareu 6rou @liie Reuter, Dor.
Iiserin, 6rau Maria Barbara 9reis
ner, 9ilf5 : @oriiberin, SRI. Tloru
Suuter, 6rau Mutbiloe Sud-, 6rau
Qod 6abn, SRI. 8lonoine Sauter,
5rdu Watbiloe Qrnolo, 6rau @6ars
lOtte 8urt6, 6rau Gli3abct6 9rumm,
6ruu Murid 3pider, 6rau Murg.
S4miOt, SRI. 3ofa S4ener, 8rau
@liTabet6 Sommer, SRI. QiaD Reuis
ter, 5rau 9atie Qlbers, 6rau Qnna
NSutt6es, 5ruu Roia 9i%loebranot,
5rau 4nnd Sdnoer, 6rdu s. Mats
Ties, 6rau 3at6arin Sling, 6rau u.
Nfiiaer, 6rou Martba Qngermann.
6rau &atbdriue S6rott, 6rauWearie
S9atner. fotpie Oiele Mitglieber oes
S9paben : 9erein&
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11
Stn0t Baltimore.
grirfbet6rorruna mad brm Qlnslanoc.

Die QusIanb=YoIt fir Die nit Dem
IA. Sob. en0enbe Wofe I9liebt Gin
Glen Sdlen prOmp) in !9aupt=Yoit-
ami, ME folgt:
Die QodetzBpft lit ofien BON 8 llbr
9ormittags bis 5 ltbr Na4miitags,
uusgen2mmen Sonntngs.
Die gadetzYoit fir Deuti6ldnt
f4lteBt Nfittpo4 nm II u6r 8Ormitz
tags.
Oumpfer fa6ren bon TetpsWorf Of,
tDenn ni9t anber5 angeosben.
3runs 4tIlntti9e Scr.
5reitdg T u6r 4henOs: fir
europa per 9ampFer ct. 2ouis" pia
9Out6umpton (8riefe fir SrlunO uno
2iDerpool miiFen per st. 2ouis" be-
3eidnet iein). 9 u6r QbenDs; fir
europa per 9ampfer rGdmpdnia" piu
QueenstDpn.
BoF mad Sib D. Ii. Central
4merttd, 90 elinbiene etc.
6reitag = I U6r Na6mittugs; fir
Bermuda per 0ampfer BON 9dlifar.
u u6r NadtS: fir 9orto Rico, Guz
rncao unb 8sne8uela per 9ampfer
~Garacas;" fir Die Ga 9lataz2Gn0sr
per 0ampfer rGaIilOa;" fir 6ortunez
S5lanb, Samaica, @aoaniGa uno
Gartagsna per 9umpfer nNltui;;" fir
Gu6a per 0ampfer rMorro GaItle;"
fir @rsraba, Srinibao unb GinoaO
8olipur per 0ampfsr yM3draca5;"
fir Snuguu, 9apti unO Santa Marta
per 9ampfer nMt6o8.4
poit mad g}sufunOIano pia Nortb
SnOnep unb na9 MiqusIon piu &c.
fton I6lieBt bier tdgIi4 nm 1 uEr
9tu6mitto95; mad Cuba pia 6loriOa
tdgli6 nm 1 u6r Na6mittog8; ned
9onouras, Gofa 3ica unD @uatez
malo oia Hep=O rIeons tdgli4 um 8
llfr N6enO5.
9runsz pucific g 0 #.
5rsitag - 7 u6r M6enoS: fir
9atpoii, Sapan, China unO Die 99i=
lippinen Dia San 6ran3isco.
Samftag - 7 16r Nbenbs: fir
Neu~SeeIanb, Quitralien, IeuzGalez
bonien, Sit, Samoa unO 6apaii piu
Gan Sran5isco.
Die 8rons=gocificzgoF pirb tag
li6 nu4 ben Q6fa6rtsbdfen bef0roert,
rno Die 3eit beg Poiti4lufeS lit 10
orrungirt, OaB cine ununter6ro6ene
Observation-Disclosures mDgIi4 lit.
g.. Odpies WdrfieIb,
8otmeiiter.
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G.Otcr 0critcuiaft

fann nur aus gutem Wul3 unb 6os
pfen gebraut fperben. Die 8iere Der
Seq. @iint6er, jun, 8rauzGo." emit
6alten nur Mul3 unO 9Opfen. Seine
anoeren SngreOien5ien. 8eriu6t lie
6. C g. Sci. 2457, poer Y6iGlipS
8ros., a[Ieiniger 6Gaifenbier=8etrieb
609-611 @iibzg Caroline Strabe.
(301,8,15,22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11
Nnfern= : Dnper.
@lGn5enoer Grfolg Oes 4uitern5Sou=
pers i'm g8roaOpap>Snititut" -
5aluB in r8oigt's 9ale".

SWluB III uODtSI SguHN
Die qerdumige ,8rpa0nanzNartt
6aQe," @unton54panue Il. 8roaopd9,
mar geitern G6eno anldBli6 oss Be-
qinnes oes jG6rli6en groBen Quitsrnz
6oupsrs DER 5. reform. ct. 9aul5z
8emeinoe, 8aItor sc. 8u6mann,
poq1tGnOig BON 8eIu6ern an9efiiQt,
uno bic 0amen, pel6e an ben Der
f6ieoenen Sif6en uno in Der Slide
arbeiteten, paren bis gegen U&itterz
na6t GuBerit befAdftigt, Die 8dits
nuroen BON Dem e6rpiirOigen Seelz
forger Der 8smeinDe, Paitor Bad
mann, uno ben Mitglieoern Oes Sir
6enratbes begriiBt uno pdren balo
beimii6, pG6renO lie ii6 Od5 Souz
per, bas bor3ii9li6 8ubsrsitst mar,
beItenS number lieBen.
0as Set, 1pel6e5 beute nit oAne
3peiFel ebenIo groBem @rfoIge fort
geIeBt fperoen miro, itano unter Der
Qeitung Des 6ruuenpersins Der Sc
meinoe. Mm &u6snitanO lpuren tAdz
tig bic 5rls. 2i33ie PiB unO 2t33ie
@6miot; am 5iI6teid Sri. Minna
Qeut6e6er; am n5oncp"z3if6 bic
6rIs. 8atie aerr, Maggie 64uIte
unO 5rau Barbara 8u4munn uno
am Slid fir 6aus6uttung5 8egenz
itGnoe 6ruu +. R08nid, 6rau 2i33ie
6reoerit uno 6rau 2i53ie 2aprence.
4n ben SiI6en uno in Der Slide
naren t6dtig: Die 5rI8. Monie @laz
Ter, Qulu 9iB, Gil, 9ittmann, 5ruu
Grneitine Burger, 5rau 90. 9erolo,
bic 6rIs. 6lorence 6erolo, &. 9efz
mann, q. 8snoer, 2iuie Seri6eiO,
Qloine Mii1er, Soa W}iiuer uno
Nnnie Burger unO Die 5ruuen @ut6.
5rsoerid, Nnnu 9ammunn, Wtinnie
WeIt, 6. 560ner, 6. SiGmann, &.
8rodmann, 81. 8ol3, s, So6nion, g..
Rupp, 81. 69uGte, i, 8uboemeper,
0}. @laier, 9. 8rootlanOer, Y. Sci
ger uno q. 8runenulo.
Die 8eamtinnen oe8 9amsnOereins
naren glei6FaG5 duBerit tbdti8 i'm
SntereTe bss 6eIte8. G5 limb 0ieS;
9rGftOentin 5ruu 4nno Be4e, @ices
grGiOentin SRI. 8utie &ern, @4oBz
meiiterin 6ruu 2Ouiie 2eutbefer uno
@efretGrin 6rau 8irginia 9etmann.
Der 3ir6enrat6 Der 8emeinoe beiteRt
aus: 4rG7tOent 6riB Mii6lenfslo,
8ice<8rGIiOent $. 9ittmann, @etrez
tGr 6p. 6aupt, 66uBmeiiter 9eter
3iumann, @on. 8ennebur9, g.
W}i6elmonn, Dan. Maltus, 6. 8niez
riem, 8eo, Sanber, 9p. 8uO0emeper,
5, Meiiter uno 6re0. 8O6ne.
Sn r@oigt's 9uIls".
0og 4uiterng6ouPsr, lpeIdes DON
Der reFormirten .3ion8g@emeinOe am
Montag N6eno in r@oigt'5 6aQe,"
0r. 1922, 9arforOzQoenue, begonnen
nurOe, Fano geitern Qbeno ieinen &bz
idIuB. Qu6 geItern mar Der grfolg
0es SFeites elm ie6r beDeutenDer.
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uebertrut bas 80 b
t o nz@ E 3. = Quf eins 9epef6e
res 5taatsunpults 5rant u. 6arper
BON Queen Qnne's GOuntp bin pur=
be yames Dillon geitern abeno pom
Deteftib Did duf Die 4ni4ulOigung
rsrboftet, am 3. Ropembsr in ienem
gountp, ND 2ofal Option beite6t, an.
oeblid Spirituoien perfuuft gu baben.
OiQpn pirD i'm mittleren @tntionsz
hanie feitseAnlten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11
opIita fam lett fanien.

G6icago, 10. Nup,-2oIitu Qrs
mour, pelte BON Or. Qoren3 aus
Nieu 6e6anbelt pHt0e. lit ieBt 10 melt
beroefeat bdB ie tan3en lam. Sic
lit ais 56iilerin in cine 9rioats
San3atuoemie eingetreNn unO niro
b,nnen Sturgeon i'm StanOe Iein, ii9
ebenIo u~n6e6inoert 81 betpeser, rpie
dnDere Rinoep
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3rieffafen.

@ttte." - 8roaOpdp theilt bic
6taOt gspzgort in Of unb @eit,
rom Der 8utterD bis gum 8aibingtonz
Square; pon bort an 1T bic 8. 4Oenue
bic 66eioelinis. Sonit bat &einer
Re9t.
s.. So" - 8ir pi1en ni4t, mas
bic Rsiie mad Qlo5tu tOItet; mir nil
len ni6t, pie bic 4rbeitSlObne bort
;no, unD mir rpiHen aud ni4t, mas
sic fir 4rbeit bort t6un polen. -
n8lei6e i'm 2anoe uno ndbre Did reo-
li9."
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Sir g9eiEnaebts.@ eihcnfe I!

S4One 8dbinet6iloer, nur 81 bas
9ubenb, M}iniaturen in elegdnten8uz
fennooeln, funItboQ ausgtFibrte Bill
Der in 2ebensgr0Bs gu ben nur bent
bar n~ie0rigiten greifen Bel !9rr,
Sui. @eb6ei. Scntic)cr photographs.
321 Noroz8 GtraBe.
W}on fprede erit Dor II. ii6er3euge iid.
(32-l
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@rannan enbgiiIttg unz
terIegen.- Die Wa6laufIi6t5bez
60roe, tpelfe ais n8oaro Of Ganoaiz.
fer8" bic 8eri6te Der Wa6lri4ter aus
ben berI9isoenen 8re3intten 81 priifen
fat, beenbete geitern lire Nrbeiten.
9roBs 8erdnOerungen in ben 3iffern,
pelfe bic 3eitungen ber0ffentIi6ten,
purben ni6t gefunoen. g}ur Die S6atz
fade puroe conitutirt, baB Der Repuz
blitaner Wm. 8. 8reen niht 1872,
IonDern nur 142 ,Stimmen W&s6r6eit
iiber ben 0emotrdten eugene g..
Grammar bat. Nuf 8runD Der 2lr6eit
Der 8e60rbe fperben bic Certificate Der
@rpG6lten benz StuutsietrstGr 3ugez
ianbt, pelfer ben @rpG6Iten bic 81
itaqungen 3uIenOen muB, eRe tie lire
Qemter dntreten t0nnen. 9us 9otum
fir Die 6eioen Sfxriff5 Ganoiouten,
lpel6sS b~eforoeres Snterefe erregte,
oa Der bemotratii6e S6eriffSz@anoiz
Dat 8rdnnan Der ein3ige 0emofrat
mar, pelfer oteies Sa6r auf benz al
gemsinen Sidet unterlag, lit pis folgt:
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St1tIolteR

Metterausfi9te = Sir
M}urnldno uno ben Oiitritt Columbia
t6eilneiie tribe am Mitttpo9, Regen
unb fdlter am Bonner tag, itGrfere,
na9 Often -umipringenoe Winne-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11

nMarnldnb : Sbeater. Dele
98odc sSupsrbl." 3lpti WdGaOuIdour1ea See'
rfrir'E.
rMuIif@Qtabemie". = Osie Wo4e
~ Girl jsom 2irit."
,GSdir'S 3bsater". = 9ieIe 8o4e
Abr Gouutrp Giri,"
.9oniDapitr. : Sbenter." - SieIe
Wpbc 80 prouO TO Scg."
,5orb's Opern1ars." 9ief'
Go6r II 4rinctb Of R:afngtOn."
9eutfde ref. 3ions : 8emeinoe.-
Anherns5 copper unD Gair in @oiot' 9oae.
,@eidngberein @i9enfrdn3." =
@cHtc, Otn II. Ropembtr, grobcr %al in Der
g9tabtanbstcaOtm0."
5rduenz8erein Der 5. eDdng.zlut6.
Ref. 81. ylauIsz 0cmciuDc. Huitcrn : Souptr
mn 9ajar in Der rSroaopopsoult."
Bimlico. - 4m s., g., T., g., 10.
un0 II. Rovcmbcr 98tttrtnucu.
y8ierte oeutfde ref. ct. So6annisz
airbt, 6olpcrt=, uube SnrotoQo.S trobc. Mitts
mod uuo 9onncritda Abtuo. Den II. uHO =. RoO.,
erobcs Nuiteru- SOuper I'M S6ulrdumc Der &ir6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11

0erfu6ter Stru Benrdu0-
- Die 8e6eimpoli3iiten TinO auf Der
5u6e nad 3nei iungen Mdnnern, Die
Qnoebli6 am Montug Q6eno i'm 9uz
no6erzW}artt einen Reoolper uuf SRI.
Gin Qrmiqer anlegten uno DerIu69
ten, tie I'm i6r2 8elOtai6e gu berdu@
BEN. Der 8eriu6 miBlong in 5ol9e
oes disturbances, Den SRI. Qrmtger
ben Rdu6ern l%eiitete; lie mar inn
Stanoe, cine quite 8sI6reibun8 Der
MGnner an bic 9oli3ei gu 8eben,
8emHt6Ii6e 66IGgeret.
y. 8. Ra3uti5 BON Nr. 312, Sbdrp7
5traBe, rpuroe geitern pom Poli3etz
ri6tsr Ro6ertIon in Der iitoIt4en
station tpeQen t6Gtli63n 4ngrtffS
Quf gno6 8ra3e5 I'M $50 ne6it &o@
item 6eItraft. 8eiOs iinO &ufen uno
6atten Dor stpa 5 @o6en pd4reno Ell
ner 6o63eit8feier eirsn Strett. UIons
tao 2(6eno trafen Ite felt jener 3ett
3um eriten M}als pisoer 5u1ammen
Yrb apor in Der 8irt616aft BON gis
6oldus Riemeper, g}r. 215, Sharp
StroBs. Gle f6iittelten iit bic 6dnbe
mn fraftirten, norauf 8ra3es Elm
m,Ter aus Der 9uftentai6s nu6m
uro in feline Roftui6e itedte. 3u3uti5
1oQ f6m oann o6re 0eiterss nit eli
rem 56iireiien einen S6lug uuf Den
.Ropf DerieBt BADEN. @r ftel 3u 8os
zen unD ipa6te i'm 6oIpttal auf, SIM
9sr60r antportete 8ra3e8 ouf bic
frage, Darum er Dor benz Qngriff ieiz
men 8egner troftirt babe, a5 lei Dies
Der @e6rau6 ieines 6eimutbslanoes.
6ta6Ien i6 m Qlle8. - So
i6ua 8. Gotep bon gtr. 1704, Bar
claDIruBe, bsflagte Ii6 geitern Bel Der
goli3ei 0es mittleren 9iItritt5, bag
in Der 0Q8t BON Sonntag uuf Monz
tao Ginbrefer in ieinen 3eler einSez
brunoen nuren unD cine Sans, 20 bis
50 @ldIer GonIerben, 2(pfeliinsn, De-
bfel un0 orei 8aIonen Petroleum ges
Foblen hGtten.
Qrbeits3eit Dertiir3t.-
Die Baltimore : Ohio 8a6n" BAT
bic Qrbeits3eit bon 5000 4rbeitern
ptrfiir3t uno natiirli6 ou6 Den Qubn.
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INTV
@reen's PlurdlitGt ....... /
Gimc OlciIc mad NcutidhlnnS,

NIHV JtCITt HnU [tHITUHEHHUt
nm bic Nelt oosr mad irgsnO einem
9beiIe Der We!t a~rrargirt. Reiie,
biae!e iiber ole @dbus uno OdmpTers
2iRier. 2bep. 8. 9ientr &c
6 O,4 415 Ma!ersStr (266--l
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@jt1- poTon,ftrf. 29.os @0hfc lcmp,latHr. 65
5Gitti' 5~p,rrtomcterit.. III Y~lieorl9te lenptrat. 81
lie hodic SdHeli9sut pes s"lno;s IN eiHsr
tnloe bcrruq d MtileH DOH SuotH.
Sas ettrIqs Bttttr De ~nttorIsls
S,mn,r,tmr hes o.Itrtatu Idq,s ibis 8 ltbr IbenosJ
mar ami naaa,nanuita StaiIousu, ME fol3t:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11
q nrnrbDl6tiDn n.

e&ittcIfruf, ghmerSen, TiaIas
ria. Ga grippe nuS idIlimmc Grfdl-
tnnucn furirt aHrdl n&laHcn'S MAne
Riffs" tnud1 tn fliiiii1cr Turnl.
8rei5 25c. glnentbalben bcrfauit.
ga? 5&S,l3l
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Giclhicnnunncn undn 7cutidlanS

"a Gents pro Nlurt unb @onmiIfiOn.
Sfeo. $. 0iener &c s o., Ais
Weter= StraBe. GusIdnotl4e5 Och,
MedIel uno CREDITS riefe. Spills
farten ppn rnO nab @uroDa. (266-)
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YS ettcrbcrlctlt.
9S,r. Stdaten=B s@nreau,
baltimore, ben 10. yiopember 1898.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11

0a5 III iterngSoupsr tpelde5 BON
Der reFormirten 3ion8 ygemeinbe am
Montag Q6enb in n@oigt'5 6ale,"
CIR. 1922, 9arforOz4oenue, %begOnnen
nurOe, fano geItern 4benO ietnen 46z
i6IuB, 4ud geItern mar Der grfol8
Oe8 7FeItes elm ie6r bebeutenDer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11

8afer : Sngenieur Quid befd3l
ben Guperintenoenten ieines 0epdrtez
ments, i6m Bitten BON 4ngeiteIten
3ufommen gu lufen. Die tempordr
entbe6rt peroen f0nnen. Der Nus
fan in BEN Ginna6men oes 0epartez
ments madt oieIen S4ritt not3penz
The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-04-02
NOTICE OF ApPLIC FOR LIQUOR
IICENSE

State OF Minnesota. County OF Beltrami. ..-ss
Notice Is hereby given, that application 4 as
been made In writing to the board OF county
commissioners of said Beltrami county and
filed in my office. praying for license, to sell
Intoxicating liquors for the term commencing
on April LIST. 1903. and terminating onlApril
4. 1904. by the following person. and at the
following place. as stated In said application
respectively. to-wft:
WIN. YOUNG. . r..
In that certain two-story frame building oc-
cupied by the applicant on the ground ftoor
as saloon and upper story as a family res :
dence, forty feet from G. y n. Il. tnternt-
tional bridge facing Rainy river and situate
IN the township of Heaudette, county Of Bel
trarni and unorg gariized territory and known
as the village OF Beaudette. MINI,
& Said applicant prays that such license be
granted to him pursuant TO the statutes oI
said state of Minnesota. in such case made
and provided. ..o
Dated at Baudette. Mimi. March, 1908.
VIM. Young Jr.
n Said application will be heard and deter
mined by said board of county commissioners
OF the county OF Beltrami at their office IN
the court house In said county OF Beltrami,
state Of Minnesota, on Saturday. the llth
a ~ OF March. 1903 at ten o'clock a. IN. OF that
7uay.
this 31st day OF march, A. d 1863
5-6 ID y. SYLvEsTEK.
County Auditor.