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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15

Assault and Battery-Ii. Hansen, the
man who built wire fence across the
Hume mill road last week, TO stop traf-
fc across the land he claims to own
near that plant, yesterday morning met,
and accused Harry A. Nudge Of cut.
ting the wire fence down, upon receipt
of which charge, it is reported, Nudge
forthwith r,nnshai Hanse upon the
proboscisi whereupon Hansen appeared
before Judge Goodman promptly and
swore out a warrant OF assault and bat
terry forninst Nudge. The case win be
heard at 10 o'clock this morning.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15

Funeral Services Todsy-Funeral ser.
vices over the remains Of Frank Man.
.on will be- held from Pohl's undertak.
ing parlors at 2 o'clock today, and the
interment will be- at Greenwood. The
services will b. in charge Of the Fra.
,ernal Order Of Eagles.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15

Citizens Some Day-Albert Al.in, a
swede and Ragnvald iledel.. Norweg'
Ian, filed declarations Of intention to
bccome citizens Of the United States and
Of Oregon. In due time. with County
Clerk J. G. Clinton. yesterday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15
NOW READY.

The ship BlythewoOd is now at our
dock and we are ready to iill orders for
Australian coal. We believe this cargo
Is the cleanest and best coal we have
yet had. Phone 1901.
ELMoRE & 90.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15
Eggs for Oregon Hatcheries-Fish

Eggs for Oregon Hateheries-Fish
Warden Van Dusen returned from Port
land yesterday morning, where he per-
sonally received a consignment of near.
ly two million salmon eggs, from the
Government hatchery on the Big White
Salmon river, and which were forward.
cd TO the state hatchery on the Salmon,
Later in the week a batch Of five mil.
lion eggs will be received from the Gov.
ernment stations and sent 10 the On.
tario hatchery. While absent, Mr.. Van
Dusen went to Oregon City, and with
The contractor, inspected the improve.
ments made to the ishway. The grad.
lent was found TO be too steep. as orig.
inally constructed, but the changes have
remedied this defect, and much better
results will probably be obtained. Tho
cost of the work was $40, but there
was only available for the purpose,
$525, and the remaining 1914, Mr.. Van
Dusen raised by contribution. The fol-
lowering are the donations, Columbia
River Packers Association, $50; Everd.
ing & Farrell Co., Portland $50; Colum.
bia Fish Co., $50; vandesyssel Pack.
ing Co., sl4; and J. p. McGowan 4
Sons, Union Fishermen's Cooperative
Packing Co., Tallsnt.Grant Co., S.
Schmidt & Co., Astoria Iron Works, ].
Lindenberger Co., A. Booth & Co.. San.
born Cutting CO., each S25.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15

-Four Hearts as Two-Marriage licen
sea were sought by, and granted 10,
tho following couples Of claisop County,
yesterdays Emmett u. Ellis and Daisy
NJ. Nelson; Vincent Francis Bakotich
and Mary Frances Antonich.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15

end Of the city. attcmpt,ti her life
Yesterday, by taking dose Of potash.
Dr. pilkington was called and saved the
woman's life.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15

N. A. Alderman. East 9th st. does al
manner Of texidermy, furniture uphol.
stering, carpet cleaning and laying. mat
tress making a speciality and all work
guaranteed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15

For good meals and dainty lunches
|give the Palace Restaurant din
ing rooms a call; an experienced and
polite corps of walters to serve azk
please you. Private dining-rooms for
ladies. Commercial, opposite Page
building.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15

Be Here Thursday-Sherifr McCord,
due here yesterday, from Iowa, with a
rcquisi,ion on Sheriff Linylle for w. z.
Patton, on a charge OF seduction, will
not arrive until tomorrow. having stop.
ped en- route 10 pay visit to friends.
The papers in the case have been for.
warded here from Salem. for him.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15

The steamer Alliance bound for fu'
rcka, with nfty people on board arrived
down from Portland at $3.50 o'clock last
evening, and will go to sea at 0 o'clock
a. m. this morning.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15

New Quarters For A. L. clark-Super'
Intendent Clark Ia fitting up an office in
the city hall. The room was originally in
tended as the city attorneys Office has
never been utilized and was offered 10
Mr.. Clark.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15

The steamer Whittier. from Portland,
headed for San Francisco, came down
from Portland last night and anchored
Oh the coal dock. She departs for the
south this morning.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15

Precinct Committeemen--According TO
the official count made yesterday. the
precinct committeeman elected on Mon.
day at the primary election were No.
l. None' No. 2. r. J. Kearney; No. 3,
". j Binder; No. 4, Frank Liencnwcb
err No. 9, Jasper Peterson, No. o, W. r.
0Brien.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15
FOR COUGH AND COLD.

Nothing is better than syrup tar and
wild cherry. 25c and Soc bottle. Sold
by the Owl and Eagle Drug Stores.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15
To Test Beach Sands An inv.

To Test Beach Sands An invcstiga.
ton to ascertain the quality Of the sand
at the mouth Of the Columbia river, at
a depth Of u hundred feet more. will
shortly be made. Drills are being made
ut the Pacific Iron Works, for this pur.
pose, and as soon as they are completed
work will be begun.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15

Attempts Her Life-A woman known
q. "violet" who resides In the lower
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15

Took Him Always. A. Parks and w.
r. Kane. agents for the Oregon Asylum
for Insane, arrived from Salem on Mon.
day nights train, and returned 10 the
capital yesterday mrnig with Jens X.
Peterson, the unfortunate citizens OF
Astoria, who was lately bereft Of his
reason by illness.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15

Mrs. Tilda Anderson, massage. Il7O
Grand Avenue. Given either at home or
win eall. \
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15

The Little Book Store for sale.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15

Orders In Probate.--County Judge
Trcnchard sitting for probate yesterday
made the two following orders: In the
matter Of the estate OF J. A. Rannells,
deceased, Fanny Rannclls was appoint.
ed administrative, and her bond fixed at
10000. In the matter Of the estate OF
Albert II. Laighton. the time for hear.
ing the final account OF Administrative
was set for Tuesday, January 2, 1905.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15

Hume Mill Road-The proper officials
have run the necessary lines for the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15

Plate Glass Front-A. V. Allen, popu.
lar grocer at Tenth and Commercial
streets, is putting in a handsome plate
glass front in the east half Of his
store. The new department, when com.
pleted, will be used as a crockcry dis.
play room, under the management of
MIR. conger, a special crockery man from
the East.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14

glico oes obigen &ereinS mo Die %
me in ieiner @e9leitung ieinc 6rmI
iei, ood) bobe Sdmnr5munn Die Or
flGrlng nift nngebort mo i'm om
Nod crioBt. Ger Toli5iit binaeaen
erflGrte, er babe Srn. Me2eoo iebr
o%nitGnoio bebunbelt mo Ole 9eiebIe
icinea @oraeiettcn erliiQt.
Tr06lid Is cburtStogS'
feier. - 3u Gbrcn beS As. @eburtS'
togeS beS Or. s. s. Sebolb lpuroc
bemielbcn ourh einise 1reunoe eil
bier SUB bober Gom Scr aus 3ilder'
CUB bcraeltellt mar, iiberreid)t. GoS
filnltlerilte @erf NOR BON Dem Con.
bitor &ermanu 3lemrotb bergelteut
norben un0 fnno ollgenlelne @etuiln.
berlng. 9ei ser lleberreidJung ian
oen iid) cine MnSohl Sreunoe Gin ga.
runtcr sic $50 uItop9 aumltarf, Der
YrGiioent oes n9oocnier : Terei1s,"
Sr. SSobn 90. SIunL Der fran5olilte
0olmctidcr 81 Sporrolus = Foilt.
Sobn oon1ple. ser Traiioent oeS
Baltimore @obcrn . @ereins," aarl
Gia, g. 9roalie, Sol. 9robmamt
Eubolpb Berger, grtbur 9ommcl,
3obcrt Mcinert, Sans Meloe, q. 3.
Sroppc uno s. Glemrotb. Tod Dem
GcItmoblc bIieb bie beitere 8eiell.
idoit Bel elmer idonen Woibolule in
Dem foIiaeu Seim Oes 8eburtStogS.
finbes, bis Der tribe Morgen Slrlil
Mufbrud mabnte. Sr. 81. Berger
trug Elm biibides @eoid)t Dor, uuo
oesaleiden trligen o1bere Serren 81
Ser luitieen ltnterbaltung bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14

Tcrbaftet uno entlaicn II.
- Gin ieltcncr Soll, Der mobrldein.
lid nod iein Nohipiel in @eitalt eli.
uer ShaoenerioBfloge geecn Die
Staot unb onS Goli5eiosportement
boben miro, fam geitern Moreen in
Der norooitliden Toli5eiitotion Dor
Squire" &eplinger sur &erbono.
hung. Sr. Gapio McScoo. Elm 2id)t
in Der Saith EreSbpterioner . Stride
uno Dem D|erein Sun9er 9briitliter
MGnner," Ser in Nr. 1886, Noro.
9onoitroBc, mobnt. puroe am Srei.
ta9 abenb bonn Ynli5iIten Shlpnr5-
mann pom norooitlihen 9iitrift Der.
baftet, iueil er lid auf Der Wauer,
iuelde Die .Somuel Reaop . Sdi,le
fir mciblihe @oilcnfinoer" umeiebt.
einen SiB ollsaeiilht botte. Der 80.
li5ilt fom am Sreitna Nbeno Ole
Nortb'Npennc entlmlg ais er Srn.
NcSeoo mo oeiicn Srau ouf Der
Wauer iiBen iob. Gr befabl 9eioen,
lid 5u entrernen, uno Sr. McSeob
tpuroe bierilbcr iebr oufaeregt, 10
Dob Der Eoli5iit i'm enolid) perbaiten
muBte. Die @erbaitung lpuroc bolIpt.
Iad)lih oaourd peronlaBt, onB in
letter Belt 9eitmeroen bel Captain
Cuttings bonn norooitlifen Giitrift
einlleien iiber %9iebespaare, pelte
lidl Ole betrciienoe Iauer als Sten.
old)ein oiiaerforen batten. Captain
Cuttings CAB oaber. @eiebl, oab Die
Wauer rein gebalten" fperben iole.
mo nnaliidlider Weiie fpor Mc2eoo
zines Der eriten Spfer. 2etterer er.
tlarte. er lei crit fiir3lidaoon ldiuerer
aranfbeit geneien uno babe it'd am
Sreitag Nbenb nit ieiner @attin nod
Der North Apenle begeben. iln1 5n5il-
,eben, uie Die Eferoe Der Spriben.
Gompnanic Nr. 10 oil @onoitrabc II.
Nortb. Npenue ibr reeelmdBigeS Grer'
citiim ourdmaheu. Ger Yoli5iit
babe Inn uno ieiner Srau IN iebr
idroiier @eile erfldrt, er iole iit)
entierncn, limb cr babe oerniclbcrt
nad5utpeiien eeiud,t. oab er. elm Mit-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
Staot Baltimore.
TaS Mctter.

Siir MorpIanN mo ben Giltritt
Columbia HcgcnaiIiie uno oltlihe
Winbe.
Ger boditc Sbermometeritono luar
73 @ruo nm 3 llbr NabnlittogS.
Ter nie0rigitc Recommendations
mar 80 @ruo nm 6 llbr WorQenS.
WittlCrcr gnromcteritono 1910.
Ger nicorigitc Recommendations
Scr letter "a Stunocn IN nofiolgen.
bcu StGotcu mor uie iolgt: Goitport
81, YortIano AZ, Bottom as, Nlbann
GO, Tetu . Sort 80, SorriSburg 90,
Ebilabelpbio 56. Ntluntic Gitp 81,
Waibington GO. Norfolt 66, Sattcroa
70, Charlotte &C, Wilminqtou G6,
Gbarleiton Il, Saponnob a. Bad.
ioupiIe IS, Snpiter II, Sen @cit IS,
Ntlanto 70, montgomery y, Nem'
Orleans II, EuleItlnc "a. 8alDelton
70, Corpus Gbriiti 76, WcmpbiS 81,
Cincinnati 60, Yittaburg 80, S3luc
90 ii, Gleuelono IS, Setroit IS. M
pena ~, WarQuette II, Green Ban
so Chicago 81. Gulutb A, St,Eml
as, 81. 2oli9 60. auniu1 Gitn GO,
omaha 81. Surou II, 9i9mard Sc.
Wiuiiton 36, SABRE 30, Selenn 80.
Salt cafe 80, 9enper 40, Hort6
Ylotte As, Ioogc So, Nmuriuo 5G,
Sos Ingcle3 lS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14

nitts idnben, lucil ueniQitcnS, rpenfl
Der See sefiiat iei, 80 SUB @nlier
iiber Dem God lteben miirOen. Gr.
9oslep neigte lid oerielben Nnlitt
81 uno gob Srn. Gliid ben Hotp oer'
See mieoer pol lauien 5u loiien, er
miro ober morgeu Hohmittag III
@egleitung oeS Sru. Gllid ben Zee
heIittigen, ebc icin Hotb m2gciiIbrt
lpir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
SdiffsfartcL BON nno nad Tcntid.
Lamb.

Boz Baltimore bis Bremen: So.
iiite bis gum 1. Woi $45 II. SAL. so;
nad Dem .Nai $50; @remen-8al.
timore bis gum /. @liguit $3.50;
bonn 1. Iugiit bis 1.Nopember $57..
80 unb $62.50. &%unoreiie 81 bill.
eerem Yreiie. 1bo. s. 0iener & Gu.,
3imrHer Nr. 3. ia o. QeginsteH.
Strabe. (323--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14

Iie mel It ihe YoliSeita a.
ton lit ioeben elmer poafommenerl
&euopation mnter5oaen worben, uub
aus Ganfborfeit iiir Ole ieine arbeit
trosen i'd Capt. WcGee uno ToliSei.
ridter 2oOen init Dem 8eoanten
Srn. 7. 8arnett's Sobn su Gbren,
meld,er Die 8enopation aui 10 &C.
f%dnadpolle Weiie poll3og. einen
gmpiang 81 seben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
SanitGts.Y cridt.

Sebr gcrinae Sterblitfcit untcr Der
weiBen 9epolftermg. nod
piclc S~obesfGae orrb 9unQencnt.
3ilnoung. - Woiern nod uitt
I'M Nbncbncn.
,Mn Der pcrfloiiencn @odc crcigue,
ten iid) 1S5 SooesiGae in Baltimore,
Negen 211 in Der gleid)louicn0eu 30.
dc oeS 0oriubrcs, 165 in 1903 m0
l67 in 1902. Iie observation-disclosures
mar 1913 pro 1000 Der @cianmtbc,
polferllng 14.12 fir ole @eiBcn u10
3O.S4 fiir Die Neger. Son ben Der.
'torbenen iparen 30 inn Nualon0e Np'
boren; 90 moren Ncger. SIM Ban
Siem . Mini itorbeu 10, in SoipitG.
Tern "a mo in moeren Snitituteu &
Ferionen; q SnQueIte wuroen &c.
baltcn. 1903 @eburten bon meiBcu
nno 81 bon Regerfinoern murocn ge,
meloet. Die bauptiGhlititen 5ooes'
urIaden tpnren:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14

Sit ull0t II ut.
Die @orbereitmaeu iiir oic morgen
Nnd)mittng itottiinbenoe Eoli5ei.Eo
rooe iino ole ppllenoct. I'm 1.45
Tad)mittagS iueroen 0oupernenr
WorfielD, Mopor Simoms uno Ole
Toli5eisGomntiii1re Geo. u. @iQip,
=. Sorrp Breton mo Sbomoo ),
Sbrpod bonn nSreimnurersSe mpel"
an Der Charles, nabe Sarutoga=Str.
aus in autihen nab Der Wt. Hopal.
gOenue geiobren iuerocu, 100 iie Die
Solomon Der Toli5iIten, ipelhe oItlid
BON Der WcWfed)en.S trnBe Nuiitels
hung nebnem nm 2.15 beIid)tiqcn
meroen. Mud SberIt @nitber mo
mebrere anoere Sffi5iere beS ). Mili5.
Hegiments meroen IN &utlben nod)
Der Mt. HoDal. Nuenue beioroert mer.
Den. nm Die Euraoe 5u inipi5iren mo
3u entifeiOerL melhe Gompognie am
beIten marid)irt unb Die bette SoItung
an Den Iag le1t. Nod) Der Snipct.
ton begeben iid Der @ouperneur, Der
Wapor unb Die Yoli5eiz GonumiiiGre
nnd elmer an Der Ode BON Mt. Gopal.
Npenue mo Gotbebral'S troBe errids
teten Heonertribiine, 100 pom @ou.
perneur unb Wopor Aniprnd)en &c.
balten mo pom Yoli5eisY r1lioenten
Mills Die Gbrenliite perleien mo
DEM Eoli5iiten Senrp NelOWlit pom
iiiolihen Oiitrift fir Die Rettlm0 ei.
mes observation-disclosures iuGbren0 zines
beitigen Shneelturmea inn perilolie.
men Winter ole Gbrenmcoaiue iiber.
reift miro. Ger 8ouperneur mo
feline 8eiellhait meroen lid Damn
nad Der iiir cine a%bernalige Hepiie
errid)teten Sribiine an Der Souioaps
StraBe Dor Dem Motbbouie beaeben
unb Die Eornoe lest lid ollrt Ole fol,
aenoen Straben in @elpegung: vi.
MopalsMuenie entlang sur Charles,
5ur Wooiion.S traBe, gum Mt. Ser.
non Flace. I'M oas Walbington.Mo.
1ul1lent berltl, sur G%atbe0rales,
Wulberrp., CUR Charles, sur Valti.
more. our @ap., sur ~Seringtonz. 5rr
Sollioopl sur Sopette., SUR Colbert.
StraBe, 100 Die Nniloiung Dor Dem
@erittsgebaroe erfolgt. Muf Der Sris
biine Dor Dem H%otbbouie meroen Der
8ouperneur, Der Wopor, ole Eolisei.
GommiiiIrc, Die it1biiid)en Nid)tcr,
Die It1otiiden departments Chefs II.
Die Siaotratbs. MiitgIieoer Elos fin.
Den.
lie Enrooc miro ans 5iuei 0ipiiio.
men beltebcn. Die erIte 0ipilion miro,
ipie folgt 5uiammen geiebt iein: be-
rittene Eoli5el, &upelle oeS 3. Reai.
ments, Marid)au, Stills @nrit)aa II.
Moiutant. YoliSiiten pom oitlihen,
norooiliden, noroliden mo mittIe.
rem 9iitrift. lie jpeite 0ipiiion
lteuf 1id) ~5nldiniften aus yS0terS' &u'
pelle, Den HoIi5iiten pom meitli6en,
noromeitlideL iiioliten mo iuolpeIt.
liten 9iitritt unter Commando bon
Runoes Sergeant Steiner BON oItli.
den 9iitrift ais Sberit.9 lieutenant.
Iie aht Yatrolmaeen biloen oen
SbIuB.
aaroinaI @ibbons i'll an
Sreitag nod ct. 2ouis gereiit. nm
oprtielbit beute Dem neucn Gr5biid)of
bns YaIium 81 iibergeben.
Die .Soreft Yarf. Smpro.
pement Mfioeiation" Der.
anftnItet am nddjften Sreitae i'll ibrer
Safe an Der gde bon @arriiOn2an
,Mno gibertD Hoao cine Snbelieier
iibcr bic annabnIe Der Sinner : Mn.
Ieihe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
(Ginaeldnot.)
Wus ocm Stamm6md)c zines Nr5tes,

(Gin9eldnot.)
Wus Dem Stamm6mdDc zines NrJtes,
Gino ole Wenihen friih uno mum
ter,
Scnfcn trosig lie mitunter:
@os 9ebt ms Der quite Mann,
gas gebt ms ser Iottor an!
Sin0 tic ober idmod mo fronf,
Gam erfcnnen Ties nit 9anf,
@enn Scr 9(r5t nit Idnellen Shrit.
ten
3ii DEM Eager fommt geihritten;
Mn ben EulS bcS arunfen iiiblt, i
l1no oes TieberS @lutben fiiblt.
Hod Ser Seilung miro inOelien
Ganf uno Sobn lcbr oft %perseiien,
Sod mlB man Sen Wonu perebren,
Ter mad, iolhen bcrben 2ebren
StetS 9efouig, thotig lit
NIe Die Menidenpiliht pereiBt.
Garltnl lpou'n mir in Den Sogen
Ter @elrnobeit laut linn ioaen:
CAB mir - ga nit trelier 2iebe
Gr Die Wenihenpiliften iibe
Sbm bie bofitc adtung sollen
llro Den Cant. Der 9ruit e%ntquouen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
Wr. 1871, ca.Sattimsre.s tssas

Yaiiase Wotariats /. WelSmedjieI.
Bureau. Gdiifsfarten iiir allie
Gompier.2 inienL Meiiepaiie, 0cdieL
@elonefieI uno 8eloienounsen.
(aprtli4.iSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
Pin neuen SGuen bon o~nitedenoen
4ronfbeiten aemelbct muroeu:

2iebeSgobe iir Or. SS.
Ter. Or. @iuiam SSler belt &c.
tern Wiittag i'm nSobns 'SopfinS'
Solpitol" ieine leBte &linit ob. Dds
grobe Inpbitbenter mar pouItGnoig
bon Ier5ten, Stuoenten mo @Grte,
rinnen ongefiiQt. 0rei Yatienteu
muroen Dem Nr5te uorgeiiibrt mo
oieier mterlld)te lie mo ieBte Den
Stloenten Die llrinben Der 2eiben II.
|. ~. miSeinonoer. Sooonn itellte
id, Or. SSler binter ieinen Stubl
unb belt cine t,lr5e Mniprafe. Sn
oerielben iagte cr: .Sies beenoiat
melne IbGtigfeit iiir oieie Soiion
wenigltens in Sbrer Mitte. Gs
Wiirbe mir leio tbul, glauben 81
miiien, Dab bamit meme @erbinoung
nit Sbuen p~olitGnois ob9eiflOiicn
lit. SD meroe i'm Sanuar ober sc.
brliar wieoer lmter Sbnen meileuL
uno bunn peroe ih boiientlih oaS
Tergniiaen bnben, mieoerum 5l
Sbneu 81 reoeu ooer, nod better, bon
Sbnen 81 boren. SSd) iperoe INNER
oeS .Sobns Soptins' SoipitolS" &c.
oenfen. unb boiie, monhe @elegen.
belt 81 babeu, Sic, meme Serrcu uno
0amen, mieber 81 icben. - NlS Or.
Osler aeenoet bate. iiberreidte inn
Sr. 4len @ier Sreeman bon Hif-
mono, 8a., i'm Namen Der 8laiie,
bereu S~nitruftor Or. Ssler mar, Ell
men prahtpollen 2iebesbed)er, Den
oieier nit einigen Sunfesmorten ent.
gegen nabm. Der Siebesbedler lit 3
Sub bod unb trGgt ben Nomen oeS
Or. Osler, ioluie cine poiieube @io.
milng.
9uiebaIl. - Die 9altimorer
babeu aeitern in Netuorf ein Spiel
aeponnen. Tus Meiultnt berSpielc
am Samito9 mur lpie iol9t:
eyU y,e,uari.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14

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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-07-06
BEAUTY OF IRISH PROVERBS.
Some Sayings Which Prove the True
Wit of the Race.

The proverbs of a nation are the
distilled wit Of generations of its peo-
pie; and the true wit Of the race is
oftentimes in proportion to the truth
and beauty of it's proverbs. Few ma
tons and few languages possess more
beautiful sayings than the Irish. 'The
silent mouth is melodious," is an Irish
aphorlsm pregnant with beauty and
poetry. And another saying, inculat-
ing charity which is spiritually need
ed in this modern world of ours, is
that which tells us Our eyes should
b" blind in the abode of another
The beautiful faith and magnificent OPP
timism of the Irish race are well pic
tured in their proverb, God never
SHUTS one door but He opens two"
Autumn days come softly, quickly,
like the running of hound upon a
moor" is poetic, vivid truth. And
here is a sharp, satirical one that cuts
several ways at the same time: "A
poem ought to be we'll made at first,
for there is many one to spoil 1t
afterward. "-Leslie's Monthly Maya
zine.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-07-06
New Towns in North Dakota.

The extensive railroad building now
being done in North Dakota, has
brought tributary to railroad facilities
an additional vast area OF the rich
agricultural sections of northern and
western North Dakota. The Great
Northern Railway is buildinga num-
Der of new extensions from its main
line northward, notably that of the
Sarles extension of the Edmore line;
the Thorne extension running north
from York; the Maxbass extension
running northwestward from Towner;
and a further extension Of the West
hope line to Antler.
* The building of these new lines has
brought into being number OF new
towns which are fully described in a
pamphlet recently issued by the Great
Northern Railway. By application to
Mr.. F. |. Whitney, Passenger Traffic
Manager, St. Paul, Minn.,. a copy of
of these pamphlets "New Extensions
in North Dakota" or "New Towns in
North Dakota" will be mailed to any
address 30-6t
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-07-06
Painting the Schoolhouse.

The late Rev. Mr.. Wakefield was
an efficient member of the prudential
school committee of the town of MARI
bcro, Mass. At an annual town meet
ing the appropriations for the coming
year were the cause of some heated
discussions
Mr.. Wakefield advocated an appro-
priation for painting one of the
schoolhouses in the section near his
residence. The watchdog of the town
treasury strenuously objected that the
town could not afford it, and others
concurred in that view.
This opposition aroused Mr.. Wake
field, and he exclaimed: ''Mr. Mod
orator, we can paint that building for
less money than it costs my friend
each year to paint his nose"
1t was home thrust; the appropri-
alton went through with a shout, and
in due time the schOOlhouse was
painted red.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-07-06
Made a Good Trade.

Years ago, when the stages used to
stop at East Lebanon, N. H., the tav-
ern was kept by Landlord Barns.
Every fall the farmers used to go to
the city with the produce. One fall
when they passed through, the good
landlord had just buried his wife, and
the travellers pitied him.
When the next fall came, and one
of the travellers arrived, he said to
the landlord: 81 have pitied you all
this year for losing your wife. 1t was
a hard blow"
81 don't know about that" replied
the landlord 81 married another
woman with a boy big enough to
work, and $500. l made a good
trade"