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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-31
SOtaIbrriate aus 8aIbh8top i.
Seitottuna oeS perunqli il If.
ten ungen NJ il or.

% u ~ II u y ut2 Ue II II 81 II u
ten Iungen M ii tt cr.
Som lrouerbouie Ir. 30, 6 Str,
Nd, aus murOen geitern Die lleber.
reite oes bel eincm @iienbo6nunioll
nobe Srtnioao uerungliidten iunaen
8obert NiiIler uud) Ger ct. 9(lopiilS,
STRIDE gebradlt, no 8otCr Gittor Die
Sootenmeiie belt. Die Stride mar
ougefiiat nit 2eiotra9enoen, utter
Seuen iid uuBer Den Glterll mo @e.
ldiptItern OeS 10 ploBli6 IN Der 8lii.
the OeS 2ebenS Nlbberufcnen o1tf
etlUo 100 n2oncerS" Der ySllnior
Hed)o6ites" inter Commando BON
Capt. Golp. SCENES befon6en, 6eren
Wiitglieo er mar. Die 9eeroigunq
mar ouf Dem o@lenpooO , 5rieobof."
Sur @ornung. .
6rou s. Q. 9afer, pobn6oft in
gtr. 121, 8. StraBe, 0..O., periudte,
ibren gebei5ten Diem nit cinem IN
8oNoltn getr0ntten 9umpen 81 put.
sen; eS erfolate cine @rploIioH uno
ole Sletoer Der 6rou itonoen iofort
III 6lammen. Sic elite, nm Siilfe
ruIeno, uuf Die StroBe, mobinl ibr
Wolh foIgte uno iein MogIifItpS
tbot, lie 81 retten, ipeld)eS ibm IflieB.
lid gelang, ood Woreu 0Gnbe, grmc
mo 9eine Der ormen 3rou ldmers.
lid lpenn oll6 nifJt le6enSgef1brIib
oerleBt. Ger Wonn erIitt ebenfoQs
ifluere Serlebungen, Or. $. 8belps
%leiltete Gr5tlidJe &iiIfe. 3os SouS
gertetb altd) in 9ran0, oodl mar sic
6%euertuebr i6nel 3ltr STEELE, un0 0te
6lommen murben geIoiht, ebe aro-
Der S6uoen ongerihtet por.
Gotte uno ainoer ibre
Grber.
GoS Seitoment ser fiir5lidl oerItor.
benen 6ruu Inna Morio Sleiih.
bauer, botirt bonn IS. MGrs 1905.
rpuroe geitern i'm @aiiengeridt Elm.
gereiht. 0ie 0obingei6ieoene bin.
terI0Bt ibr gauges Serm0qen Dem lie
iiberlebenoeu @otten rno 4in0ern.
Ger Sobn SuliuS Sbeopbil uno sic
Sodter Gottb Mutbiloe iino ats
Na6loBberpolter ernannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-31

Son see un6 Sufen.
Der 0ompfer nGoiiel" pom ,9toroo.
2IoDo" fubr eeitern @orgen bel Ia.
geSanbrud nit so 3mii6enoedS. uuo
Den bereits i'm n0eutiden G%orreIpon.
oenten" genmnteu 9aiiiten : 8aiIa.
gleren bon bier no6 @remerbopel1
3uriid. 6erner bate ser 0ampfer
26 @innanoerer an 9oro, meIhe bon
Dem @inDon0erungs . Gommiiidr
SoniS Z. @eis mad 9euti6lono 81.
rildgelanOt mur0en. llnter i6nen be.
fano lid Ger so Sabre alte Sonas
Steger, Der iieben Sabre lang in9lme.
rifo mar, ieood) Dor einigen Wonoten
nod 9elltidlano tube, nm ieine 5ral
bon BORT beriiber 5u brineen. Ser
Ir5t, melber i'm unteriiifte, conIta.
tirte, boB er elm Niidenmarfsleioen
bobe unb nidt 5ugeIoiien merSen
tGnne, od CT Dem @emeinmeien 5ur
Gait fallen fonnte. Steger mar 10
nnporlidtig, bel ieinem gufentbaIt
in Oen Ser. Stooten nift einnal iein
critics 9iirgerpapier 5u erlangert, uno
iomit fonnte ieine Deportation Der.
anlaBt peroelt, mas nidt Der SAL &C.
meien mare, lpem CT elm 8iir9er ge.
moroen mare.
Der Sampfer .9reslau" bonn
.Horoo. 2lopb" miro nG6iten Mon.
tag bier NIT ettpa 1900 YaiIogieren
erpartet.
Srriinnteer cntiprun.
Gen. = Der superintendent oes
9oppielu.gipls beri1tete g~eItern Der
Roli5ei, Dob Der irriinnige, 25 Sabre
olte Heger Somes Mitdea aus Der
Initolt entiprtmgen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-31
StaOt Baltimore.
NnS gScttcr.

Sir Wornlun0 mo Den 0iItrift
Columbia ih0uc3 @ettcr, noh Often
nmipriupcnoc g8inOe.
Ger b0fite 5bcrmomcteritnno mdr
20 @roo nm ? llbr 9tndnlittoga.
Ger nicOrigite GbcrmometcritanO
mar "a @ro0 nm 6 llbr Wtorgcn9.
Wittlerer @orometeritunb 3O.12.
Ser n%icoriaite Recommendations
scr lebtcn II Stluloen in nubiolacn.
Den St1otcn luar mie iolgt: Goltport
81 @ortlouo IS, Bolton 40, Nlbanp
Al, HetusYort II, &urriSburg "a,
YbilooeIpbia As, 9Itlontic-Gitp 46,
@oibiugton 81, Noriolf %, &otteroS
60. Charlotte So, gSilmiugton 90,
Gburleiton Of, Snpomnab GA, Sodion-
bile 81, %upitrr y, Sen g9eit SO, glt-
larta II, MontaomcrD l6, Nem.Srz
leans 56, Yoleitine 80, COLLECTION GA,
Corpus G6riiti 81, WcmpbiS AS, Gin.
Cinnoti 4G, @%itt@bllrg -, OSmcgo 81,
Buffalo 40, Gleuelono 90, Detroit IL,
Nlpenu 80, WQrquctte -, Green Ban
80, Chicago u, 0ulutb %, ct. Eonl
%, ct. 2ouis IL, aonios.Gitp As,
Omaha 46, Suron "a, 9ismord %,
@iaiiton 28, Sabre 36, @cleua "a,
Salt Safe %, 0enoer 36, 9tortb.
8lotte 40; Dodge 46, Nmoriao A,
2oS NngeleS ~.
S%olgen0eS mar Der Stnn0 Scr Gent
D%erotIr:
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Giicnbabnsiise tempprGr imSpenoirt

Die nEenniDlpunia @tlellbabn'
Gompognie" 8eist hermit an, oaB
Die Saiiaaier5iiee 3miiden Eequea
nnb @oibington : Borough aiif Dem
Columbia uno Bort 9epoiit : 3weige
bis aif @eiteres einseitelt limo. 3ie
3iige 5piiden gerrppiIle nnoEeallea,
ioinie 5luiidcn Columbia nto @aib'
ington : Borough meroen nad) Dem
per1noerten 6abrpIan ~beforoert. 600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-31

Gin men0er " e.
d) Smnn lit scr Heger GbaS.
Short. NQein @oli5eiridter @olO.
man iebte 0Citcrn III Der norNlueIt.
liden 4oli5eiitotion ieiucm Inter
nebmungSgeiit einen geluoltigen
9dmpier oltf, iubem er i'm luegerl
erlongung Don @el0 unter &orlpic.
gclung foll6er (botlaben Dem @e-
ridtauerfabrG ilberluies. Sbort
purOe ieincr Belt pom elmer Scrlides
rings @eieaihoit olS Ngent onge'
felt. uno GA fam CT 81 Der @inlidt,
ooB iid olrf eigene Soult nod before
@eihGfte MAIDEN lieBe1. Ilio beIegte
er ieine eiaene EcrIonlidfeit nit bent
8itel naoniglide gegenieitige Ser
Iiderunas &. @eieuihait" mo tbat
inter oieiem 6irmennomen 9lGn-
3enoe @eidGfte, bis gcitern Die Yoli.
sci ieiner Garriere Gin jGbeS @noe be.
%reitete. h4
@inbrehrr @erf5euqe
gefunoen. d @ebeimpoli5ilt
@roolep ~reiitel geItern nod Sonop.
Springs une bro6te am glbeno bic
einbreder. @erf5euge 5uriid, Die elm
Heger porgeitern in einem @ebol5
gefunoen bate. Wfebrere Der Dor
einigen Wonaten in Baltimore ge-
f%angenen o9eggmen" limo angeihul.
Sigt, eiiien &erilth sur @ernubuug
Der gunf in SonbpsS springs ge.
mad)t an baben. Sic mur0en jeood,
nod sur red)ten 3eit pertrieben uto
10 energiid perfolgt OoB ie &c.
5fpungen maren, lire @erf5euge i'm
Std gu loiien, INN ibre 5ludt 5u be.
i6lennigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-31
ScIbitperitauSiid.

". - Sreltnb, mas lit los nit
Sbnen? Seben gau5 iamos aus.
@0bte slonben, sic bitten Grbldaft
gemod)t. Der refine Sdperenotber!
9. - Nidt i'm 8eringitell. 1rinfe
bait iest 5ranf 5teil's Bier. 600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-31
mnS euuntaa.GrfuriiOnen

nad 8aibinston $t.25 auf Der
sgennipIpania 9nbn." giaete fino
fir Die &iidfabrt Biz Sonntag
abeno siiItig. Gue 3iise, ben
sGongreiiionaI 2imiteo" aussenom
men. (issr&So1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-31
geuninas @ettrenncn.

Sir Die Sriibiabrs . @enuen oes
o8albington Sodep : Club" Dean.
MOOD Station, all 8ohentageu pom
%. Mfdr5 bis 10. IpriI, miro ein
Spe6ial5ng NIT Barlorpaegons Elm.
0eItelt. gbfabrt bonn llnion.g abn-
bot LAO Nadm. an ben Sagen Der
Wettrennen, &iidfobrt nad Den 3en-
neu. 9iaete, einidlieBlib Coupon
filr ben gintritt, iueroen our Hate
BON $3.50 pertouft meroen, giiltig
fir Die Sin. mo &iiffabrt MIR auf
Dem Spe5ial5uge am Gage oes Ser
fouis. (79,S1.3.5,79.92.4 .6.8 s, 100
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-31
WcIoicn6nmsrn nad SentidDianb mnS
SeItreidJ

AZ "a Gents pro Mart ulo 20R
Gents pro arone. Iorto ertra.
@edieI aaseeitellt auf aIe 3beiIe
Der WeIt. Wiaige 5diffsfarten bon
uno mad DeutidInno. gbeo. $.
Giemer & Co. ia Sit-Sering'
for. ctr. 3inuner SIR. 5. ESQ.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-31
Sdiffsfarten oun uns nadJ Sentid-

Son Baltimore bis Bremen: 8a-
iiite $42.5 so uno $44.50, 3miihenbed
$33; BON Bremen biz Baltimore:
aaiiite $50, 3fpiidenbef (fir aIlc
Haiiaeiere) $1,000. sbeu. $. 0icnrr
q So, 3immer Nr. 3, id DIT
2erinetott : Ctr. @clomediel ms
geloicnbnngen. (323-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-31

1os @etterbllreou bat einen De
rid)t iiber Die ACCOMPLISHMENTS
inn 9lpril fir Die lebten "a Sabre perz
0ffentlid)t, wonad iif) oieieIbc otf 53
@rn0 fir gpril belief. Der lette 6rolt
frat am 4. 9tpri( Elm in 1892.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-31
ISiir bic 4srinGrluahlrn.

NHoere poIitiide Noti3en.
9lltf 0emofrotii6er Settle limo ieBt
ollie Go%rorbeitCn iiir Die an 9ienItog
itot~tiinoenoc ErimGrnobl beenoet,
Die leBten Strcitiro9en 3luiiben ben
Gnnoiootcn Der fl. mo 10. Naro
beigelegt uno @ablridter II. GlerfS
Crnnnnt uno ole Stimmlofalc 0eligs
nirt. HSn oaen @urOS, in 0enen Gons
teite ltattfin0en, mcrocn mn 0rei
Stimmlofole ge0ffnct meroen. GoS
@eiu6 pes Sru. 8uibroo g2attS Inn
10 muroc obgeIebnt. Die @oDIrid-
ter unO -GlerfS IN oen MorOS, no
iid uebr, ais elm Gonoioot i'm 6cl0c
bcfinoct, Die g., TO-, A., 10, 20. uno
81. Noro, itn0, Wie folgt:
8. @ar0.
I. @ruppc. &idter - 2oiurencc
Rodc, @n. &. Wills, George Bate.
man; GlcrtS 80 &onlea y. &ocep uno
@orrp &cuneoD.
3. @ruppc. Hidter - Sobn Sill
ouif, &omeS Golfer mo Sobn Wfc-
GulIob; GIerfS 49, ,$aneS 6. 6orre-
iter lno 6rouf .. @emmiQ.
3. Grippe. Hidter - 8o6crt Is.
McGomoa, @m. @orner mo Sorrp
s. McGubbin; GIerfS - @eorgeYurr
un0 SgnntiuS &nebertb.
10. @ar0.
I. @ruppe. &idter - Sobn 9.
9oIonO, &obn MIcacncn uno Gbos.
Mcriug; GlerfS - &ertb g8. 0reiiel
llnO Charles .. Cannon.
3. @ruppe. Hi6ter - GboS. Sdu.
fer, Sobn Hou6 mo Sobn :. Sol
Den; GlerfS @infielo Worgon II.
Gomoro s. Mccbou.
3. Grippe. Hidter - @eor0e 9e-
rife, @enrD SciirieS mo Conrad Hll-
oorf; GlerfS - Ni6olaS Sdel uno
$. Q. Soggion.
II. N u [ u,
+, @rllppe. Ri6ter-Srout @ron-
ger, Serbert Stcifel mo gSm. S.Gar.
roll; GlerfS - Noroel 4. 9pro lno
@eo. VI. 6iiber.
=. @ruppe. Hi6ter 80 MiQiom S.
SrpenS, s. 3. SnooaI lno SomeS
Soulon: GlerfS - SoItiS Gro11f unn
Wi. 9. &ebmon.
3. @ruppc. Hi6ter - Sol. Strob.
mDer, 8bomoS Gorep mo Hi6orO
@ermeton; GlerfS - 8m. s. @il.
fenS uno Geo. W. 8ells.
10. @oro.
1. @rltppc. Hi6ter - Senrp s.
Sbirlep, Douglas Is. @osnea mo
@orrp Stemort; GlerfS-,S. g. Neiu-
man unO @co. &. WottinalD.
3. @ruppr. &idter - 9ouiSaubI,
G6oS, &. Yolpea mo Gcter 2eioIiG;
- GbnS. q. Connolly II. @m.
s. Connolly.
3. @ruppe. Hidter-Gbarles Mc-
Morris &eeltp uno Somes
GlerfS - GbaS. $. War.
ler uno @m. s. Goibman.
20. @or6.
1. @rltppe. Gbriit, Stoff Srancis
allbl mo Gbos. &. Siegmuno;
SlerfS - Smen McGluStcp II. Sbo.
mas @elt).
=. @ruppc. Hidter - Sp, Sabn,
Rihoro Curtin mo HiboloS Eole;
SlerfS - @m. s. Cole uno Clarence
6ia.
3. @rlppe. Hi6tcr - SomeS &.
aimboa, GugeneHeilep mo Sobn ".
GlertS - GboS. &. aelD Ii.
Geo u. 0omerS.
"a. Maro.
1. Grippe. Midter - Mnl. Bur.
leb, Sol. @ermanbouien mo Wm.
GlerfS George Heinborot
lno @m. S6marb.
9. @ruppe. Hidter-Sofporo I'M
bud, Sobn :. 2oceD uno Wm. 0pr-
neS; GlerfS - Sobn 9omling unO
Sobn 4. Spion.
B. @ruppc. Hi6ter - Charles s.
8entrp, Mibael Nllgent unb Hatrid
s. Moooen; GIerfs - Sobn g.. S.
uno Mortin WcOonalb.
Gie Stimmen meroen in Den fol
ElGten nbeegeben meroen:
1. @oto-&r. 623, 0fontforo.
Npenle.
3. Muro-gtr. 1914, 9anfItr.
3. @mo-gr. 1903, 9onfitr.
4. @oro-Nr. 406, @. Sarotoqa.
5. @oro-Ir. 800, SorreItItr.
6. @oro-Nr. 2t00 Sit.S opctteitr.
Z. @oro-Nr. GAO, 81 9rpooluup.
s. @oro-&r. 1884, R .-@opitr.
8. Waro-1. @ri,ppe. f., g, g., A.
Fresintt; Nr. 1917 Sorioro-goe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-31

N%bleben. Eaitor Saul
Sdulb, Seeliorger Der epauq. .Iutb.
Stride 81 aingspiqe, 9oltimore.Go.,
Itorb am letter. 0ienitag an Der Gun.
genent3iinoung, Seine 6rau Iieat
IdJper trottf, an oerielben araltfbeit
leioeno, oornieoer. Gr mor so Sabre
alt uno Itano Der 8emeiuoe mebrere
Sabre lang Dor. IuBer iehler sSrau
binterl1Bt er bier Sodter uno 5rpei
Sobne.
Or. 9arlep fallen geIai-
e II. - Die Saf,iltGt Der 9oltimerer
0r5tliden Satultat id)loB in ibrer
Iebten Serianmlung Den Or. Saugb.
ton 9arlep, Der als 8orleier IN 9of-
teriologic mo @iitoloeie funsirte u1o
in Eortlanb, Me., perbaftet murbe,
neil er odielbIt bel Yriifungen bon
6anoionten imgeieslih porging, bon
Der Mitglieoifoft Der sSafultdt ans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-31
Genns's feine acr5itrtc 0afiees

meroen in allen S"tabttbeiIen Don
Baltimore perfauft. Die por3iigIide
aualitdt uno nlabigen Rreiie mad]pn
oieielben serabe5u beriibmt.
g. .Sennp ST., Sbee, aafftc, 3ndcr.
(Mprfl5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-31

Is. @oro ~ t. @ruppc. t., 3, g.,
4. Yre5inft: Nortb- II. 9rooiib.9Ipe.
,. @ruppe. 8, g., T., 8. Yre5inft:
FreBtmnn. mo Strideritr.
3. @ruppe. TO-. IT,, u, t3, A..
@re8inft: &reBburpitr II, 5ulton.gpe.
rs. @nro-9torooit @fe SurIenls
2(pe. uno G~ulbounitr.
II. @oro-Nr. 598, @. .9i0oleitr.
t8. @oro-9}r. 933, ". 2ombor0-
itroBe.
10. @oro-Nr. 4, q. -@ilmorItr.
20. 8oro-t. @ruppe. g., L., D., G..
@rc3inft: @06efS &olc, 6reoerid-
Nbrnue.
,. @ruppe. u s.. O., 10. 9%re3inft:
Nr. 2t06, ", -Yrottitr.
3. Grippe. f., 10, 49,, II. 8re5.:
Nr, 1906 2onOSbomneitr.
ri, &Qro-9tr. 83t, Golumbio-Gpe.
"23o8uro-Nr. 1925, SborpItr.
24!g8@rb-t @rlrppe. f., 9, 7, ~.
@re5intt: 3r. 1909, &ioeriioe,ape.
,. @ruppc. 3, H. 81 6. Bre5inft:
gtr. 206, 3onooQitr.
3. @ruppe. s., g., TO-, #. 8re3inft:
Nr, 1449, &uuitr.
Sr. Stepbcn 81. Moion miro bis
5llr @obl zines Nobfol9ers opS Dor
einigcn Go9en peritorbenen Srn. ".
VI. Sprne ais Witglico OeS StootS.
Central Gomite'S mo Grefutiuc Der
IA. @uro lungiren. @r. 9prne nan
dltBcroem SctretGr ocS Greflttip. II.
ocs Stoot-Gomitc'S uno 0icic Stel.
lung miro temporGr bon Srn. @nI.
$. $. SulBer ou5gefiiut meroen.
Die I98irtbi6niten brolben am
uodJltCu Gienitug, meun Die &rimGr.
mablen a~bgebolten mer0en, ni6t ge-
ihloiion 5ulueroen, GA oieieIben nid)t
inter itaatlider gmfii6t, ionoern
mn inter EdrteiOcrmoltung obgebnI.
ten mer0en.
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1tnterbaItunas . g9caiyeiIer.

Undertakings $ @cgiyeiier.
,WuTts9Iaoemic. r Siefe 98ode: uSiaaIe6bs
QiaQlcop" mn Isl GoueQe &ionluer".
,,NlnusO's Sbeater. 49, Sieie g8obc: Bartlett
.SGrb's cprud6aus." ~ 2iefe g9o6e: nI6e
SiciGiur".
nSonibaHhrafeu. Sbeater," - 9ieie ggode:
LIB smart Get.
oGGnir's Sbrnter." - Siefe g8O6e: Gait
2OUue".
,NarnlnuS, S6ratCr." - Siefe &Bo6e: tialih
Siuei 8nit0eOiue 4oriie1ungeii.
,,yienrS Nnbiturfum. - Sieie g8obe: Ibos.
Is. Sbcd in iulaeBbcnt Nepertoire:
Miontdg. Wltthuo0 mo Samitdq Abenb
Or. 1etull ann Dir. 616c"
9icuiiaa mo SreitnG 9l6enh .aI6e Bells"
Gnmitng lintince. ...,.p Sduiibeo bp tbe Ni1u"
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-09-29
FAREWELL

Farewell! word that hath been
and must be, sound to make us
linger." This is the word that the
undersigned has, reluctantly decided
TO say to Havre, because Havre and
he have been good, close, loyal friends
for some time. Havre has helped the
editor steadily and kindly, in calm
and windy weather, in and out OF all
seasons, in ease and stress. Our
patronage has been liberal, our friends
many, and, to each and all of them
we take this little notice as the best
possible means of expressing our deep
appreciation and lasting thanks for
their innumerable kindneSses.
The Havre Herald has been sold to
W. @. Kester, former proprietor. OF
the Chinook Opinion, a newspaper
man of long experience, thorough
Riontanan. a square business man and
a good fellow. We hope and believe
that all the patronage we have enjoy
ed-and much more-will fall to the
new proprietor, though our little
Recommendation of such man is
doubtless superfluous.
May the Herald live long and always
prosper May Havre ever be happy.
Good-bv. A. G. LENDER.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-09-29
SALUTATORY

When a man starts a new newspaper,
or buvs an old one, he is expected TO
say something of what he proposes TO
do, of his hopes, etc. One Of the first
questions generally asked is: "What's
vour politics." In taking over the
good will and business Of The HERALD,
we do SO in the firm belief that there
is legitimate opening for another
good newspaper in the enterprlslng
and progressive little city of Havre.
We have watched with many long
ING to be here) the phenomenal, but
steady, growth of this city from a
town of tents in the summer OF 1890,
to a city of $500 population puisatlng
with the busy throbs of an active
commercial and social existence. This
is the third opportunity to present
itself to the writer to link his destin-
les with Havre, and we're glad to say
that we have seized this third and
last opportunity. What we will do
it is our purpose to let the people
nudge by the future issues OF The
HERALD. We hope to give you a
newspaper in the true sense OF the
term. Not a narrow, political, one
man. or One-tOWn newspaper, but a
sheet teeming with the news first OF
Havre, then of this county OF Chou
teau, the State of Montana, and Of the
world. THE HERALD claims no po-
1itical allegiance, but shall endeavol
TO point out to its constituency the
many pitfalls laid by the scheming
partisan tricksterS of all political
PARTIES in their efforts to gain ano
maintain their hold upon the fat
offices. independent in Politics
shall be our motto.
Dame nature, in her wise course
arranged the country geologically fol
an extensive community here. Jas. J
Hill, the brain of the Great Northern
railway, first recognized the magniti
cent possibilities of the favored spot
then came the fearless, tireleSS, ener
petic set of business men, who hav
built the town to its present stage
We have come to lend our little nit
in furthering the welfare of Havre
and in so doing, beSpeak a liberia
share of your patronage.
We are here to stay. We have sol
our newspaper interests at Chinook
and expect to remove the family an
household belongings here during tn
next week.
The plant will be improved by tt
addition of an up-to-date power new
paper press, just as quick as the san
can be gotten here. 1t shall be OF
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LLOYD LOCALS

Rev. C. N. Hurst spent last Thurs
day In Lloyd.
Born, to the wife of Jne. Barber on
Tuesday, Sept. 26 daughter.
Carson Corrigan was down after
supplies Wednesday evening.
Miss Margaret Moore of Riedel
went to Chinook last Saturday.
Rev. c. N. Hurst was visiting in
Chinook the fore part of this week.
Jack Moore of Riedel is oneYof
Chinooks business visitors this week.
D. A. Cromley & Harry. Roys were
doing business in Lloyd last Friday.
Mrs. J. f. Wade and children were
visiting at G. Corrigans last Thurs
day.
Mr.. Siyerson of Riedel passed
through going to Chinook last Thurs
day.
Ben Williams of Maddux was visit
ing in our little city last Tuesday
night.
Abe Moore who has been out North
of Chinook all summer returned
home Friday.
. Several bands of sheep have passed
through our town the past week
enroute to Billings.
Michael Campbell stopped over for
dinner at Hotel Lloyd Saturday,
enroute for Chinook.
Miss Margaret Moore closed
successful five months term Of school
at Riedel last Friday.
Lloyds representatives in Chinook
last Sunday were B. Cain, J, Barber
and S. E. Wade and family.
John z. Taylor and Handicapped
came out from Chinook Saturday for
short visit at Johns home.
B: X: Lyon and wife and Amos
Ogden and family were guests at the
Sprinkle ranch last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G. Thompson are
taking ia" the pleasures and
beauties of the Portland Fair.
Board by the day, week or month
at Hotel Lloyd, Feed stable in con-
nection. F. NJ. Brechbill, Proprietor.
Geo. Duffield, Fritz Schroeder and
f. Mundt of Peoples Creek were doing
business in Chinook the first of the
week
B. X. Lyon and wife and Amos
Ogden and family were visiting at L.
B. Taylors last Sunday and in the
evening at F. M. Brechbills.
Edward Kline who has been living
in the Riedel neighborhood FOR several
years, left last Tuesday for his home
in Manitoba.
Amos Ogden and family who have
been visiting at B. X. Lyons for
several weeks, left last Monday for
their home in California.
J. Ryan of Box Elder came over
Friday evening, taking home with
him his sister-in-law, Miss Joyce, to
spend Saturday and Sunday.
David Cromly and nephew Geo.
Ingalls,, stopped over for dinner at
Hotel Lloyd Tuesday enroute to
Peoples Creek, after being in Chinook
several days.
Kerr of BoZeman, agent for a
patient mop, was interviewing the
ladies of our neighborhood this week
in the interest of his handy labor
saving device.
Mr.. Mortified, county surveyor came
out last Saturday to view the proposed
county road from E. Mund's to the
Bentle ranch he returned to Chinook
Monday afternoon.
H. J. Waoherlin and VIM. Sheetz
| stopped over for dinner at hote
e Lloyd Thursday enrOute to the Bentl'
ranch. We understand that Mr.
e Wackerlin has sold his sheep to Mr.
) SheetZ.
e The nimrods, Frank Henry AM
II Wilbur Purdy returned from the Bal
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constant aim to print all the news all
the time, and when it is news. This
number was issued over many mechan-
ical difficulties, and may be found
short in many respects, but it is the
best we could do under the circum-
stances. Yours very truly
W. G.. KESTER.
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Lands Thursday after an cutting of
nearly tive weeks. Anyone desiring
venison should call en- the above
named gentlemen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-29
MONEY CONTINGENT ON PEACE.
French Financiers Warn Witte Russia
Must Stop Fighting.

A cablegram from Paris says: mo peace,
no money" the French financiers told En-
voy White IN effect while he was here this
week.
strong syndicate Of bankers made it
clear to him that Russia can find there
whatever sum of money she may need to
pay indemnity to Japan or to put into ef-
feet reforms at home provided he returns
from Washington bringing with him proofs
that permanent peace has been made, but
that she can get nothing IL she keeps on
fighting.
French bankers were not particularly en-
thusastic about raising a loan for Russia
even after a peace treaty is signed. but
ability that the thousands OF French hold
ers of Russian bonds will be protected they
said they were willing to consider a new
loan when the war ends.
Mr.. Witte did not see the financiers in a
body, but met them one at a time, and
their conversation was necessarily vague
because there was nothing definite to base
IL upon.
Still. these masters of money affect to
believe that they have given a strong i'm
pulse TO the cause of peace by acquieScing
in another loan on the condition stated
Although Mr.. White would not talk about
indemnity nor even admit that there is a
possibility that Russia will consent to pay
one, there is good authority for asserting
that Russia's disposition in that regard has
undergone change.
An apparently well-informed writer In the
Gaulois AYERS that Mr.. Witte has instruc-
tons to yield at least nominal indemnity,
II this proves to be the last obstacle to
peace.