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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-08
SOME STOUT wheat.

: = y M1IIer Is. ID sun - u -
George McCarthy's little boy got lost in his
with difficulty that he located and re-
turned to the house. The wheat is feet tall,
in blossom, and will be ready for the sickle
five bushels an acre Judge Carrol1's 800 acres,
in body is estimated at the same. J. G.
early for which a claim of forty bushels is
made. Lodging is feared If the heavy rains
cnntinhe II E-..-..L.L I.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-08
BANK CLEARINGs

NEW YORK, July s.-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet, shows the bank clear,
tngs at the principal cities for the week ended
July 6, with the percentage of increase and
decrease, as compared with the corresponding
week last year: Perct Perct
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-08
1oNpoN CLOSING STOCK, July s. Console
NEW yoRK M1NING srocKs,

New York. July S.-Adams Consolidated 20
Alice, 81; Breeze 20: Brunswick Consolidated
5; Comstock Tunnel. 8; Consolidated California
and Virginia. 100; Horn silver. 1865 Iron Silver
$50; Leadville Consolidated. g. Little Chief, s.
Ontario, 400; Ophir, 600: Phoenix ] 8 Potosi, 10
Savage, 80: Sierra Nevada, IS; Small Hopes, 20
Standard 1928. 3
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-08

There was . great battle between the French
IA. 1898. Time and place we're agreed upon BY
each side beforehand. and an empty ship was
anchored to mark the exact spot. The English
men won. ~ & s3s 81 34ss
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The statement Of averages OF the clearinghouse
banks in this city for the five days show:
Loans $1,116, 45S 300, decrease 81, Ale, 5O0 de-
posits $115s, so5, 100, decrease $7,7sssoo cir
culation $4s, s59. 900 increase 1923, 100; legal
tenders $S8. 562 800, decrease 81. s61 roo specie
$40 Oil 300 decrease So 772,S 800; reserve $29T,-
534100. decrease IS, 1874, 500; reserve required
$3.50 57a 275 decrease 81, $685. 450; surplus 81 $751;
S25, decrease 3d. ,O5O; except United States
deposits $l0,952, 225, decrease So, 803,5 500. 83
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-08

PUTS AND CALLS.
Puts-september wheat, 921sc.
Calls-September wheat, 94Ac.
Curb-September wheat, 93Ac.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-08
AIN IN REGULAR LOCAL ELEVATORS

REcEPITs AND sH1PMENTs JULY 8
1920 bu: oats, 81, 800 bu; barley, 2o,4o0 bu;
rye, 1880 bu; fax, 1850 bu;. -four, es5 brls;
hay, so tons; linseed oil, 10000 gals; car
shtpped-wheat. "a cars, 5o,7eo bu; corn,
6a oats 1880 bq M barley sar esio Gu
milistuffs SOL tons; linseed oil. 100000 gals;
carlots, 2S4.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-08

WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS, JULY g.
Observation-Disclosures, 4 cars; Omaha, 9; St.
Louis. 8; Great Northern, So; Burlington, ID;
shipped--Mflwaukee, is cars: Omaha, 8; St.
Louis. 4: Wisconsin Central. 10; Great North
ern, 8; Burlington, Z. Z
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-08

WINNIPEG GRAIN, July s-opening July
tober. = sssc; cash, No. i northern, $1o7H; No
p northern, $1.041h; No. northern s21hc; No
/ extra, zoe; No. 4, II; No. s, &C; feed, 621ac
receipts, 81 cars; year ago, 1872.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-08

NEW YORK METALS, July s.-Lead and
copper, quiet and unchanged.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-08

NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, July s.
Sugar, raw nominal, fair refining, SIC; cen
trifugal So test, 4Bc; molasses sugar, 3Ac
Refined steady; crushed. 610c; powdered 5.5Oc;
granulated 540c. Coffee quiet; No: Rio,
7Bc. Molasses quiet; New Orleans, 29@35c
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, July s.-Close: Wheat
lower on decline in cash market; No. 2 red, cash
September, Sic; No. 2 hard. 81 .O5. Corn, lower
No. 2, cash, 55c; track, 56@56kc; July, SOC
December 46Mc. Oats, lower; No. 2, cash
No. 2 white, Soc. 80. .zn~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-08

LIVERPOOL GRAIN, July s.-Close: Wheat
September, is 10Ad; December 6s 1O%d
Corn, spot, firm; American mixed, IS 274d
futures, quiet; July, 5s 1ssd; September
Is HID = 80 .s.-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-08

CHICAGO COARSE GRAIN AND SEEDS,
July s.-Rye, July, e9c; September. Csc. Tim
othy, September, $3.50; March, $3.70. Clover,
July, $1275. Flax, cash. northwest ST.
southwest, $1.2S Barley cash. 42@51c. Pr
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-08
CANADA.

Total, Canada ..... sos, s54,o7e PAS
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-08

q M1LW AUKEE fLUUH@ AND GKAlN, July B.
Flour, steady, Wheat, steady No. northern
$1.13@1.14 No. 2 northern, $1.os; September
s7asc asked; puts, eS6asc; calls, $3.50. Rye
dull No. l, s0@s1c. Barley, steady; No. Q
| "a Nc. Corn, firm; September, 56h @56%c bid
puts, 55Bc asked; calls, SIC bid. ~ All
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-08
sT. PAUL.

Bid. Asked Sale
American National bank &. J. l0l 1O3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-13

Sbr goIocncu Saoteu i'm ifpeQen-
ben IboI,
Old Rcbeugcbirgc i'm ionuigCr
Strabl,
@ud @Gloer uno SdIu6ten, Gid
6eliengeltcin,
gSo id bin, no id) gebe, meiu SCr5
lit am RDcinl
Gid crib ib, D Se6cn nit ioud5cu=
Der 8ruit,
@ei'm SteOe, bei'm 8eine. 6ei'm
Gou5c 0ie 2uit!
Gid crib id. 0 treles, o mat'reS
@ei6lc6t,
Die 6roren 10 mining, Die Mdmer
10 redt!
Cur Strebcn, Sur &eberL 0 m0g' e8
ge0cib'n,
g8o ib bin, no i6 gebe, mciu Scr3
lit an H6ein!
Wtctn Ser3 ut am Nbellte, III DeIrIl=
ihcn &on0,
N}ciu Ser5 lit am &beiuc, no Oic
@icge mir itauO,
@o sic Slrgcno mir licgt, no bic
6relm0e mir blijb'n,
No sic &ic6Itc mcil 0cnfet nit mon.
uigem 8liib'u.
3 nugget &6r immcr oieieIbcu mrr
iein:
g8o i6 bin, no ib ge6e, mciu @er5
lit unl HDein!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-13
Die YcitIdc fir @cibcrprii9lcr.

@oi6iugton, Q. +, g.. Sail
SIN Observation-Disclosures brod)tc oo3
Witglic6 @oums bon GcnniDlpanicn
cine Dill Elm, monod ein Eiobl 5llnt
9tuSpeitifeu bon @eiberprii0lcrn iiir
sen GiItrift Columbia erriNtct mer'
Ben ioa. Gie Bill idreibt Dor, boB
oos gnspeiti6en ourd Den Eoli5ci.
def ooer ieiuen Niiiitenten unO in9lll-
m%eienbeit oe8 @eiGnqniBor5teS &c,
ideben uno ouBcr 0ieien @crionen
Niemolb bel Dem Strofoft 5rlacqtu
iein ioQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-13
8eridtet.

H 6 NJ s, So, 6. Sonuor. -
SomeS @oobe, ein Neger, meld)er ser
Grnororng oeS Eoli5ei-SnipeftorS
Sbinber9er iiberfiibrt ,pur, enocts
beilte int bieiigcn @cfdngniB on
@algcn. Die @%inrid)tumg pcrIief of
he Storung, lno ser Soo oeS ormlen
Climbers NOR cilt olteenbIidli1er.
9 on Guentin, Gol., 6. San
Sorrp SHeil, alioS SenrD Wiltolt,
alias Geo. 2upton, neId)er Dor Sab.
reSfriit ben betogten @irtb Somes
@ilice in San 6ron5isco BEL eineat
Ioubperiud, ermoroete. ir'Wne .hent,'
I'M plellos'l fon6efpare 8erpunbtlhoft
Strc Aaltniffe sutpeee sebradt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-13
Gau6mOrS O%crmut6ct.

SomcrSoiuc Conn, 6. So
mar. - 6rou &ulca, Die bier Gin
GoitbollS betrie6, lit in ibrcr ailhc
ermoroet moroen. Die &cidc 5ci9tc
me6rerc floffenoc @llnOcn am aopi
uno ouf ON @elidtc ser GoOteu lag
oI8 man ben entiecltcn &0rper fano.
Elm Sod aus NlliieIin. @ic ermit
felt lit, bate Oie 6rolt bclte cinc
betrGdtli6e Summe BON YcrIoncn
eingcnommcn, oic Del ibr logirtcn.
itno elmer ser @oitgonaer wlrrbc cine
StltnOe Dor Ser Gnt0ectlrnQ Der Sci'
DIE Qeicben, mic CT lid nod Sbomp'
ionplle 0aOon mod]tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-13
Gr fam bc5ublcu.

Sn Berlin miro 9cgcnlu0rtlg FOL
QenOe Nnetootc pom &oiicr Wilbclm
er5Gblt: 9ei ser Iebten Soiiogo, bic
0cn &uiier no6 &onigSpllitcrbouIclt
iilbrte, nltroen be. 9eginn oerSa0O
Die 5ierlihen @egenltGnOe beiidti9t,
Die pom Den in Dem borti9en Slin0en.
beim unterge6ro6ten Slin0en ongez
ierti0t moren. Ger Wonar6 mar Der
Gritc, ser bon Sen allSgeItelltcn 60.
den Elm aorb6en follfte. Ole Scr.
rem ieines @efolgeS iolgten oieIcm
9eiipiel lut0 ermarben ebeninIlS sc.
gcnit0n0e. glllh ein bcfounter idle
iiider Wognot gebDrte 81 9enjeni'
gen, Die cine So6e tallIten; er legtc
0ufiir eil1en Sun0ertnlartsS hein bin.
INN lih ben &eit beroltSgeben 81 lol'
len. Ser &oiier bemerfte Dies, trot
an Den &crfouiSitanO beran uno
in9te lofeno 81 Sem Serfollfcr:
nNein, &erebrteiter, Oieier SEER be-
fon1mt nidtS berolts, ser lit reid &c.
mug uno fonn be5oblen." 90 geId)ob
eS, ooB ollG onOere Serren oieiem
9eiipicl nod &rdften nod)eiferten
uno Scr 9oiie ocS 9%linocnbcims cine
erbeblihe 9erci6eritng 5%uiilbrten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-13
9raiiSent arilaer,s @ermadtnik.

ErGiiOent Sriiaer'S gcrmGdtnif,
NuS allen SbeileM SronSpour8,
oc3 Srunic g Staote@, 9totoTS uno
ser &upfoIouic moren @oeren IN Bre-
toriu 5tlanmeuQeItr0mt, Inn Scr Bel.
ieBlug Oe9 iriibcrcn ErGIiocntcn
SAUL &riigcr %bei5npobuCn. Bel Die
lem NnluB mroc pou @cnerol 0otba
audi 0a2 Gcitomeut 0c3 SoOtcu per
lGicn. oa3 &crmGdtniB an icin &olf;
Elm 9ricL ser inn leBten Wtui ais Nnts
mort ollf Oic 9%egriiBuH9 Qcl6rteben
lpuroe, Die Der 9oercn Gon9rcB in
9retoriQ on Ocn iriibcreu @rGiiocnten
Qcri6tet bate. W}Qn bate Die Yer
0iientIidlmg 0icie5 S6riititildeS bis
sum @cgrGbniBtoae ouigciport. IS
luutet: gllnter of Ser 5raller ltno
Dem 2eioen, sic meinen Sbeil biloen,
bat mid Guer @ruB nit 9anfbartett
crfiiut, mo BON qorl3em @er3en oortc
id alien Semen, Die periommelt limo,
nm iiber sic @egennort un0 Die 3l-
tunit 3l bcrotbid)Iaget, 1lno Die an
ibrcn ultcn Stoat5prGlioenten gcOndt
ln0 oaourd oorgctbon bobcn, Dab
tie sic &ergungcnbcit ui6t %OergeIIen.
0cnn mer cine 3utunit i6affen mill,
bari Die 8crgongenbeit uidt ouBer
9ldt laiien. Sud)t 0orum in 0ieier
&crgangcnbcit ollc5 @utc un0 S66.
ne, mas IN ibr ST ent0eden lit; formt
Ourlto6 Glter SSOeaG lno troftet in
Scr 3uflmit, oieie8 S0eal ST. pcrmirf.
lid5cn. SIS lit mobr, picl BON Gem
mas uuiqebolt ipllrOe, lit icbt per.
uidtet, 5crItOrt, gcfoacn, Nber Die
Ginbeit 0eS @eoonfen5 ulo oic Ser
cinigung Der Strait modJt c5 m0glidl
mieoer oui3ubulen, mas G~citiir5t NOR
Sen lit. IS erfiiat mid audi nit
0onfborfcit, SIT icben OoB SIR eiuig
icio, ooB Gini8tcit Glt6 9lue pcrbiH-
set; pcrgeBt niemnlS sic crnite @Nr=
ming, sic. IN bent Mprtr licQt: o0i
pioe ct impcro," un0 icbt Onrnod,
0oB 0ieic& @ort nicmol8 mtf Die
9(fritonoer = Notiou ieiue G(mucns
Dung iinoen mGge; Damn merben M
icr &oIfStbum un0 unlcrc Spr0dc
er6ulten bleiben uto bliiben. @u8
mir ielbIt 0uuolt nod 81 lcben Der.
00nnt lcin miro, ruDt in @otteS&on0.
Inter ser britiihen 6log9e 9eborcll,
lit cS nidt mein MlmidL inter ibr SIT
Iterben. Sd babe mid nit Dem BIT.
teren @eoanfen periobnen 9clernt,
0uB i6 meme 9utgen in eirem frems
Sen 2onoe idlieBen mtB, Elm Ser
banter, betllabe 9on5 oerelnldmt,
melt BON &ermon0ten mo 6rellnoen,
sic i'd notwithstanding nientalS lpie0ers
icben mer0e; melt bon ser oirifani.
iden Gr0e, sic ST betreten mir lpobrs
ideinlid) niemolS mic0cr p%ergonnt
iein miro; melt BON Dem &on0e, Dem
id) mein 2eben ~gelpeibt bobe, INN eS
ser Gipiliiotion 5lt erihlieBen, mo
no ib 3eugc oeS @eroenS elmer 9to-
ton mar. 0ieie 9itterniiie merOen
10 longe orrd Sen @eoollfen oeriiiBt
meroen, ols i6 oielteber5el9ung nab.
rem bari, Dab 0o5 einnol b%egonnene
@erf fortgeiebt meroen miro; ocnn
oonn meroen mir sic &offmung nnO
Die Grpartung Strait perleiben, Dab
ooS Gnoe oieieS @erfeS sur gllten
Grllft ~beronreiieu miro. lln0 10 iei
e0!" (@e5ei6nct 9. S. g. ariigcr.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-13
C6ilr ben aeOuntaos.G orrsfponoeut".)
I'm Shucc.

tOHt zen sSoHTlaNsf9 orrelpoHoeW }
I'm Sducc.
Seidt tau5t Der S6nCc ulf oie Groc
bcrub.
Sic ihout ihon lang oui Die StroBc
biuub.
Sit Gu5 Elm IuitiQc5 Grcibenl
SHE bot iic itct9 in scr @inocr5cit
Sid iiber Ocu critcn Shucc gcircut
llno gcbonat, OoB ct Iicacu Jolt
blcibcu,
Sam brohtc nub aus ocS No6borS
Sult3
Ger Snu9 Den ih0ucu Sdlittcn Der
olla,
&ic ihncQ bat cr lie gc5oqcnl
StroBc biuob lrno StroBc binoui
IS alma in Dem iliutitcu Irob mo
2oli,
gSie itu0 iic oobin GciIoacn!
Gam - lpicocr ciumol bci'm criteu
SdnCc,
Sbr mor'9, DIS oh tic bout nod i'm
iGb',
"a fam cr, nm lie 3u frcicu.
6rob 0odt tic: IS bot mir @lijd &c
iduCit,
g&m Dibt'5 iiir mid nidt Summer
nod &ci0,
~ g
g|idtS loIl inns binicncn cnt}mcicn!
God Der GOO, ser froqt uidt, Of
man mill -
Gr bolt icinc Npicr itlmm mo it'll,
Gr itdt iid, men cr nil bobcn.
Sic lhout ihon lang ollf oicStroBc
binnb,
Ger S6ucc ocdt Iciic Elm nu1gc5
@rub,
Gas man fiir3Ii6 crit %Qe0rubcu. 49,
GIiiObctG Ruoolp6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-13

y0te brutaIe 9eban0 s.
lung Ser oeutiden Solooten, beiolt.
oers ourd llnteroifi5iere peranIoBt
sur llnteriu6ung, Oh biele 9eban0-
lung Die Sii6tigfeit Der Irmee inn
&riegsfalle nidt beeintrddtigen mir,
Sc" i6reibt Der nImerican" 5u Mll-
fang zines lGnseren slrtifels. 9as
flingt, oils Oh ale Soloaten ser oeut-
iden Irmee brutal bebanoelt piiroen.
Dab in eir1em 9eltano bon elmer bal.
ben Minion all6 DECENTRALIZATION ieitenS
Ser llnterofii5iere porfommen, lit
ielbitueritGnblid). Die fommen IN
alien Irmee'n Dor, aiid in ser rniri-
gen. Die pcrein5elten 6Guc in Dem
bcutidcn Seere aber 10 at pcroage.
meinern, oils Oh nQc 8emeilten BON
ibren Sorgeiebtcn brutal bebanbelt
%piirben, entlpriht ben Sbotiodlen
nift. 9erglei6en fommt ood MIR
oercin5elt Dor. uno Die SosialiIten
iorgen Oafir. Dob bicie SGue in ser
Freiic uno i'm Reidstage 6efannt &C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-13
ElOtlidler 500 cines Scnti6cn Sci
tmnaSidrci6erS,

G%olum 8, 6. Somlor.
Otto S6mtrrer, Heboftellr oeSy Ohio
@oiIenfretno," Elm befonnter fatbo-
liider Sbriftlteler, muroe beute in
leinem 3inlmer oils 2eid)e porgeiul-
Den. Die ltmItGnOe beuten an, Dab
Sdnurrcr cinem Ser5idloge erloq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-13

mod5t neroen. Ser &aiier lit ourb-
ans uiht ungPuebm 6uOon beriibrt,
Dab sic 0}iBbou0lumgen IN Der Cir
NEE trob ieiuer 8eiipngcH nod nidt
ouiaeb6rt bubCn. Gr mill cuergiih
oaraui beitcbcn ooB oieier 0}iBitouO
cnOliN qou5 ulO gar beiciti9t miro.
g9cgcr oieier p%erein5elteu WtiBit0noe
a6cr glei1 Oic Giidtigfeit Ser 0ou5cu
Nlrmce on3u5peiiellL lit bod itorfc
llebcrtrcibrulg.
Gin muhrbuft niC0Cr
trddtiQer SturfcnitrciG >pur0c &c.
gen Den 0euti6eu 5. @ojicr. Der bel
6orrhe, 2lrf., luobut, ocrijbt. &db=
reno ieincr 2lblpcirnbcit ON Wontog
wur6c iein @ou9 an orCi StelIcn ou
man Die Spuren nod pollit0nOig
Iono, onQe5iin0et mo ionmt &nbolt
beinobc p6uiq 5erit0rt. Q8Cr bats Ge-
t6on? Gin eroriidcno Ihlucrcr &ey
ouht fGQt ouf Die BORT olmahtigc
o6ourbc Ripcr 2umber So" 2l&
@runo GILT: o&or etluu orci @odcn
mllr0c @oiicr BON inn b%ctountcn 2tu-
aeItcQten ser r6ollrdjc 9ipcr &lmbcr
So" NIT S6ieBgemcbrcn BON iciucr
ScimIt0ttc pertricbcu; 0ic Hdubcr
leQtcn Damn cine @o6u ijbcr icin 81.
gcnt0um, INN in oct @ciiB Oe2 Yor
ocS 81 fomucn. Eor eiuo 5ruci $50
den murO @niier ouf Sem @e9e nah
Der Eoitofficc BON bclpoiinCteu Nn
aeitcIlteu 0ieicr GomlpoAniC iibcrioI.
len, ourdiud)t uUb inter 9cbrobn1d
lcincS &ebcnS Oeu golt5cn Eua geIou
gen QC6oltcu. (G8bl.)
NoH lGngcrcn &cr6on0s
llnaen 3niiden OcW iruu50iiihcn&c-
gotion3icfrctGr Goicuuoc mo Der di
neiiifen Hcgicrm9 limo iolacnO2
SiibncbcoinglmQcn Iiir Ole Ernor
Dung Der bclQiihen tutboltihcn 4ti'e
iionGrr -prrcinbor t'mor0rn: Scirrlidl2
8eiieBung bC@ ermorOctcn Sildofa Il.
ser ermorocteu N}iiiiondrc IN &hnnd
ulter E6eilto6mc oIler htnclilhcl
@romten. lleberloiiunQ cineS Stilf-
fe9 2ono fir cine Station Ger fotbo.
liiden Miiiiou. 3oblunQ bon t45f
600 GoclS an bic fotbolii6c WfiiiiOu,
Sinri6tlnng non IS Wi6rOcrL Ybict-
sung Oc3 frii6cren Mogiitrot5 no;t
Gn0iicn ans allen 9eomtcnredtcn.
Ger Gootoi BON Gbingdou p%erlicrt
orei Tongitufen un0 Der Wtilitdr-
Oberite bon Sbinon miro o6aciebt.
@GGren0 Scr p~crfIoiir=
men Sogoiaiion muroen in Wtoine
All Stiid So6miIo geihoiien. Gro
Zen Sport licferten ollG "a W}cn.
i6en, Die bon SonntoqSs uno on0r-
rem &Gqern ongeihoiien mur0en.
Gle ruiiii6c &ricNSflot
te bot meoer @liid, nod StCrn. 9fEl
lit ouh nod oo5 6loggihiii &oid-
oeItpenSfp'8 olrf cine aIippc NcrotbcH
rno geI6eitcrt. &uBlono'S 3utunit
i6eint MN cinnol nidt orf Dem
@oiicr ST. lieger.
MnmGn,nrN f,crntnihrt
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anltnrbiitOriidc Strcii5iac i'm
StrUm0c6ictc ocS GbeinS.

NV'I'NH'i"N ~'AA'I1HBN Wv
S%trumgc6ictc ocS HbcinS.
&ortrog, geboIten inn @ic5boocncr
&crein iiir Nntbropoloaie, 9Th
nologie mo llrgeI6i6tc, am z.
9e5cmbcr 1904 BON $. &0Dcn=
thai, ltellpcrtretenoem Shriit-
iiibrcr oe8 &crcin8.
(S6mB.)
Weld)' on6CrCu &nblid boteu M
icrc H%beinlon0c bei'm So0c oeS gro
ben &oiicrS, 0crn bel ieincm HcNics
rungSontrittc. Seine gepoltige 10
jdbrigc &oiierberri6oit mar elm 81.
gen fir onS 0elltide &nn0 9cporoeu,
iuobl ein ooppelter fir 0nS Hbeinges
bet. Ser H6ein mar cine SonoeI@s
itrnBe geluor6cn, ouf iuelder Die
NonoelSortifel oeS SiioenS 5lrnl DO
ben 9torbcn Deridiift WurOen uno
rmqctcbrt. Scinc llier boteu ein
9ilo re0en &crfc6rS unb @eluerh=
ilcibcS, mo oic geiltIid)c &erbin0unH
nut Mom bob aud Den GcIdGftlidcn
8erfebr 5luiidcu Den bcioen 2onoe5-
tbciIcn.
gSie bod 9orl sic S6ulbilOunN
aeihGbt, benefit, ooB mar BON ibm
er50blt, cr hu6e nod oils Wann nit
Soiel uuh @riiicI Die S6ule bciuft,
nm SdJreibcu 81 lernen. un6 mic
groB iein Nnicbeu bel ben Nodbor-
polfern NOR, benefit, bob ilooiide
ltno Qrie6iihc 00lfcr bcn Nomen
&orI, glcid benz oeS G0iar, fir Die
&onig0miiroe mnobmen. Mon bari
mObl iiber i'm boS 8ort onmenoen:
,,alio bot i'm nit goloenem @rificl
III ibre ebcrnc 9oicl einactroqen." -
Gin 3eitrnlm bon mebr, 0cnn adj
Sobrbutoerten liegt 5ruiiden DEM
groben aniiCr mo Dem 30.iGbrigcn
arieg, cine, mie lie mcdielpoler mo
bunter IN ultursbiitoriidcr Siniid)t
luobI ME in oeutiden 9onocn Iid ob-
geipieIt, cod lit Scr mir 5tQeiuieiella
Hnlum 10 tur5, Dob mir oieie merit
ipiir0iae Herio0c MIR i'm 6lllge be-
riibren uro MIR cine GllBerit fur5e
@elpredung Ocrielben III ben Hoh'
mrn eilcS cinitiinoiqcn 8ortro1c&
binein5lu0n0cn f6nncn.
llnpcrmitteIt wehieIt in 6icic:I
lnltgcn 3citrolm1e beleS 2id)t nit
0lmflem Sdottcn, ielbItloic Singobc
in @crfen %rcinItcr Wenidenlicbc nit
Den grnuiomiten SorioI9mgen r1-
iduIoiger @eIdopic. @riinbmgell
rlcuer StGbtc OIL ocn lliern unIcrea
StromeS pedielten nit robcr Ser
1torlung bcreitS b%liibenher @cmcin-
lueien, einerieitS N%uSocbmlng bcuts
id)cn 0onocls, nomentli6 bonn
HbeinQtbietc aus, iiher mcite Mtecrc
mo SGnoer; onoercricitS SdpG.
dung mo Scmmlmg beS intcrnel
SerfebrS Ourd) Houbritter nlo Gbn.
Iihes @eIin0el. 9ui Die religi0ie
GdpGrmerei Der areu8iiqe ioIgtt
Die Wieoergeburt Der floiiiiden Belt,
Die inter benz Noncn oeS SlumoniS,
mas ODER Ser itolieniiden Nenoii-
lance oud) al Die llicr 0eS HbeineS
p%orbrang. Simmer beiber entbranntt
DER anmpf 5luiiden geiitli6cr mo
meltIider Wa6t.
Der goIoenen Stoufen5cit ioIgtr1
Gage oes 5iigeIloIeIten 8auitred)tS,
nmterbro6cn bon Scr fr0itigen SIC.
aieririg eines Hilooli Don Salisbury.
limo Damn fonlen Ole 3eiter, no Der
Hbein lid i~tol5er ipiegeIte in Den He'
iioensen ser rbeiniiden airfiiriten,
Denn III ben groucu Hfnl5en beS foi
ierliden Serrn no man bier Safer
pertrieb u1o obfeste. naf0em mnlt
iie gefiirt unb nit beiligem Dele &c.
falbt. Simmer mebr itieg Oie Wadt
Der geiitlidcn uno mcltliden grobe.
rem Siirlten. INNER mcbr innf ouS
NIiebrn Der oentiden Sdattenfniier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-13

GortroG acboIten i'm @ie5boocncr
8crein fir 2lntbropoloaie, 9Th
nologie mo llrgei6ihtc, om Z.
9e5cm6cr 1904 bon 8. &0Wcns
tbnl, iteIlpcrtretenoem S6riit-
fiibrcr 0cS &erCin5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-13

Gle ruiiiiHc &ricN@flot
tie bot peoer @liid, nod Stcrn. 9flGa
lit otd nod bo5 6loggihifi Hoid)
o%eItpenStp'S ouf cine aIippc 0crotDeu
uno gei6eitcrt. &uBIono'S 3ufnnit
ideint nlrll cinnlol niht ouf Dem
@aiicr 5it liegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-13

@GGreu0 Scr pcrfIoir=
men Sogoioiion muroen in Moine
All Stiid &o6milO qei6oiien. Gro
Zen Sport lieferten olld "a Mtcn.
Iden, Die bon SonntogSs uno on0c-
rem &GQern ongeihoiien nurOen.
The Globe-republican., 1905-02-02

Manager A. Chuck has an opportunity
to secure this excellent organization for
one night, February 25, presenting
Auber's masterpiece. FRA Diavolo". an
opera but seldom heard in the one night
stands by reason of the large and expen'
sive cast Of principals Repaired to produce
it properly.
The engagement depends on the ad-
vance subscription sale Of at least 200
tickets at 81 90 each and II secured, sign.
ers will be given first selection of seats
one day before the sales open to the gen.
aral public.
The Company Is a fine one Of some :
years standing and this season carries
an exceptional cast of principals,
Mrs. Irene Palmer, prima donna, 40
prano; Gertrude Hutchinson, mezzc
soprano; Leila Thorne, soprano; Addle
Mumford and Winfred Peterson, con.
traltos; Mr.. F. W. Walters and Jay G
Taylor, tenorg George Bryon Bronti and
Carl Iceberg, baritones; F. A. Wade ant
Jack ,Spaulding, comedians; Sidney
Riley, musical director; and a chorus o.
excellent voices.
Several are known to our people they
having appeared in the Old Andrew
Opera Company forces in its good day
During the past two years the Begga
Prince Co. has had a u weeks run a
Dss Molnes--3 weeks at Winnipeg,
week at Duluth, Fargo, Grand Forks AMI
now stands at the head of any compan'
producing the told line" operas.
Any desiring to help secure the com
pany and also selection Of seats "sub
scrlber's day" should call at Tiefenbach'
and sign the list for the number Of ticket
desired.
The Globe-republican., 1905-02-02
RAILROAD NOTES,

Conductor Hanum has resigned on
5 and 6. Conductor Riley takes his
Conductor Corey has regular passen.
ger run now.
Brakeman Algyr layed off trip for
the dance,
The Globe-republican., 1905-02-02

Frank Mullins and Bert Graham, call
ers from Newton came to Dodge Tor the
dance tonight.
supt. Ayers went to Hutchinson this
morning
Frank Hsrbst has regular run on
Nos. 81 and "a now
Andy Tesr has regular chain gang
turn.
Conductor Sullivan has reported fol
duty.
Al Herzrr is laying off but has beer
assisting In the yards here
0. {. Bolt 10 on the extra board here,
Simmons is laying off for the ball.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1905-05-16

In his familiar character as a time
saver Mr. Gladstone adorns an Incl
dent recorded In the new Life of Sir
Charles Wyndham," the English actor
and manager. One blazing July day
Sir Charles invited him and other
notables to his theater to hear a reciter
deliver Tennysons Elaine" Mr..
Gladstone occupied box below the
one In which the actor-manager kept
watch lest his guests should fee from
the sitting theater When the recital
ended Sir Charles fastened to join
the statesman.
Afraid you've had a trying time
with all this heat, Mr.. Gladstone" the
host suggested.
mot at ALL" was the reply. 81 have
had charming afternoon. l thank
you for asking me, and now, quite re-
freshed, can run back to the house."
Sir Charles was elated. Elaine
was a success after all. He rushed to
the stage and found his other guests
waiting for him.
What have we done to you," they
cried, that you should give US Elaine
on day like this? Surely there was
something lighter to chooseI'
Lighter retorted the host That's
the trouble with you society people,
you're all 30 frivolous. l gave you a
classic treat. Why, Mr.. Gladstone
has just told me he had a delightful
afternoon"
''Of course he had" was the rejoin-
der. HE was asleep all the time"