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The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-10-04
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Mrs. r. G. Anderson is
visiting in Huron.
j. S. Miller was in from
the southwest on business.
Clate Porter and family
expect TO move back to
their fern.
Mrs. Barrett and son Tom
were in from near Dean one
day last week.
Willis Wharton and wife
from near Burdette were
Miller visitors.
Mrs. w. L. Curtiss and
children have returned from
their visit to Illinois.
Mrs. Clare Butts and
children have returned from
their Pacific coast visit.
Mayor Thomson and
family spent a few days at
the Mitchell corn palace.
Mrs. Jeffrey and Mrs.
Adderly have returned
from their trip to the Port
land exposition.
Oscar Yetter and bride
will live on the farm form
erly owned by Rev. j. E.
Andrews in Florence town
ship.
Lewis Holder is working
in j. w. Coquillette's store.
tie is an active obliging
boy and seems adapted to
the store business.
Thos. Puffer and daugh-
ter Mary were Miller visit
ors Tuesday. Mr.. Puffer's
MIXED 43 cows this summer
and shipped the butter, and
had 200 acres of grain that
yielded well.
r. G. Anderson has some
apples this year and ex-
poets his trees to bear we'll
after this as they are quite
large. He thinks that the
Duchess for summer, the
Wealthy for fall, and the
Paten's Greening for win
ter are the best varieties Of
apples for this locality.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-10-04

Mrs. Doty is at the hos
pital for treatment.
Jacob Duckeck was in
from the north Monday.
r. c. Anderson made a
trip to Yankton last week.
Mr.. Laon Mcwhorter was
in town Saturday and Sun
day.
Chas. Shea is now work
ing in the Waterbury Res
turant.
Miss Feeney of Fort
Pierre visited at Mrs.
Pusey's.
Chas. Weiblen spent
Sunday with friends north
of town.
Mrs. Jessie Price was a
guest of Mrs. Henshaw
Friday,
Chas. Price from Rec
Heights was in this city
last Friday.
Mrs. Herman of Pearl
township departed for a
visit in Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Smith
south of town are the happy
parent of a 10 pound girl.
Emma Puffer is is staying
with Mrs. Willett at Rec
Heights and attending the
school there.
Joe Koloa arrived from
the east part of the state to
look after his land north
west of here.
VIM. Waltnn one of the
prosperous pioneers north
of town raised 1000 bushels
OF No. | weat this yhear.
Prof. A. G. Justice, of
Fitzgerald, Georgia, now
visiting here, was a pleas
ant caller at this office this
week.
The two years old child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell
near Dean died of cholera
infantum and the funeral
occurred here from the
Christian Church, Rev.
Swartwood conducting the
services. The parents
have the sympathy Of the
community.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-10-04

G. S. Bell, of Ocean
Springs, Mississippi, was a
caller at this Office Tues
day. He is in the sawmill
business there. He went
there Is years ago from
Michigan. He talks upon
the negro problem fuently.
The northerners he says
have erroneous ideas of the
race problem in the south.
The white southerners have
no particular love for the
northerner, yet they well
come him as a sort OF neces-
sary evil in that with his
capital, push and hustle he
makes it possible for them
to prosper. The darkies do
the most of the work. The
older negroes who were
slaves are patient, respect
full and good workers. The
younger generation is of a
different temperature. 10
pay negro help good wages
means strikes and closing of
the works, for with money
the black blood boils over
with desire to have a good
easy time until it is gone.
They are great on religion.
An old darby preacher ap-
preached a northern sinner
like this: "Massa, I'm con-
cerned about you-won't
you take religion?" "You
have it and steal and lie,
and don't want If IF
must do that" replied the
sinner. "You don't have to
but if you do retorted
the old preacher" it's
a mighty handy adjunct
for you are then a child Of
the Lord and all you have
to do to be pardoned for
stealing and lying is to to
ask the Lords forgiveness"
Mr.. Bell says that the peo-
pie of the south have an
idea hat South Dakota is
a frozen desert, hardly
habitable. He shared this
prejudice. somewhat, but he
was agreeably surprised to
find such ideas wholly err
roneous. He drove Is miles
northwest of Miller where
he has owned some land for
several years. He is crafty
pleased with his land, the
town here and the state.
d. A. Mccoy wishes it
stated that it would be a
great convenience If those
who subscribed for the G..
A. r. sidewalk fund would
leave the amounts at the
Hand County Bank where
receipt will be given. The
lumber has arrived for the
walk.
Lost between Miller and
Rec Heights, a pair of nose
glasses with chain attached,
in a leather covered steel
case. A liberal romo ri 10
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-10-04
Church Notices.
EVANGELICAL.

Services next Sunday as
follows:
In the country, Glendale
II a. M, Corrin 3 p. m. In
Miller, Sunday school at II
M, preaching service at s
p. m.
A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
J. E. Booth, pastor.
The ladies of the Catholic
church are going to hold
their fair Oct. 1919 in the
lower room of the opera
house. All articles prom
ised for the fair should be
handed in by Oct. 5.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-10-04
The Markets..

PRICES PAID IN MILLER
Wheat, No. 1, zoe.
Wheat, No. 2, &c.
Macaroni wheat Sic.
Oats TIC. 18c.
Barley 27c.
Spells 35c per 100 lbs.
Hogs $3.50.
Eggs 15c.
Butter 16c.
Flax 79c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-31
Ginber mnb sdieRaemehr.

Nem 0ort, 80, San. - Ser 3
Sabre olte George @onoeropel prroe
gcItern 0tittug BON ieinem SpteI-
fomeruoen, benz ie68iGbriQen 9crne
barb &oSforbSfp, I'M Speiie5immer
ocS elterlihen 0einls pes 2ebteren an
@lon0eu- Noenne, nobe @oitheiters
&oob, 9ronrOolc, foit olti Der Stellc
ourd einen @eluebri6uB g%etootet.
Ser @oter HoStolp$fp'S iuar im
&uute oea @ormittogS in oen bennf-
burtcn @Gloern oltf &ogcI oui Die
Suqo gegangcn rn6 bate bel lcincr
Riiffcbr ouS 0eipebr, in meId)em lid
nod cine Yutronc bcfono, IN cine Gde
0eS Speiic5immer& gciteQt, mGbrenb
CT lid) in Cincm ou0ren6cn0en Haitz
me ihIofen Icgtc. Gen anoben, iucl-
DIE IN Dem 3imncr ipieltcr, mar 0o3
@cpchr notiirlid, ciu piQfommene$
Sptelicia un0 OaS lln9Iitd mor i'm
9lt geidcbcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-31
0rieffnltCn.

GDr. 2 d. uno s. II. - Gen
GitcI Neitsbollptitoot bat in
T~cutidluno nur Die StoOt Berlin.
&eid@ItGOte 0oQcgcn qiebt Is 0rci:
NrcmcL @nmblrN unb &iibcd, Ole
olS 6rcie Stootc gum Gcutlhcn
NlnO 0ChorCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-31
Die riu,iacu spcihSdtaru SauIrr

3um NerIaui IN Sit3Baliimore, a19rcn8elo on
Sen pra6toolen o8atterion . Bari" 4Gturents
GtraBe, ode bon gaItimoresStrabe. &onIrtt
suerlt uno babt Die 2luslpd6I. 9teie Sdufer
Iino in ieoer Stuitbt MODERN, nit WIdrmors
8aIis unb sSaustreppe. ionic uoOcrne1 8crs
befierungcn, einf6lieBIi6 g(b5ugsIanul. Igent
tdgIt6 uuo Souutags al Srt uno Stcue. Be
nlbt fairmounts9loenu QSuggons.
6bp. .. @nlngber, 8duunterncbrler.
(12s-) gtr. 2S0S, 5utrmountsSoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-31
Trobnften.Narft

ltnrenItebenOe Breiie be5ieben iib
oi,f ben gngros.SanbeI; fir ben
a~leinbanoel muB elm entiprehenber
aufidlag gemaft merben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-31
SricfbefDrbcruus mad Ocm ausIunO.

Sricfbef6rbcruHg nadl Scm AusInuS.
9te ouSIGnoii6e 8oit fir Die nit
ocru A. 6cbruor cuocnoc @o6c
idIieBt I'M bieii9en Souptpoitomt Gin
alien 6Guen piinftlid)), mie folgt:
Die &adetpoit lit often BON 8 ltbr
@ormitta9S bis 5 llbr Nodmitto9s,
t1glid), olsgenommen Sonntogs.
Sic 8odetpoIt nu6 0eutibIon0
i6lieBt I'M 10 ltbr 8ormittog5 om
MontuA ocn 30, Somor.
9ompfer fobren bon NetusYorf ab,
penn ni6t on0er8 angegeben.
SronSatIantii6e g 0 It.
0ienItog - I'M 10 llbr Ibcn0S
nu1 europa per 0ompfcr Baltic"
oto Queenstown.
Wittpo6 - INN 10 ll6r I6en0S
nod) Sranfreid, 0cm iiioliden Gr.
ropo, Ggppten mo @ritiid-SnOien
per 0ompier go Champagne" Ota
Sabre 8oitioden nad nnoeren @e-
9enoen BON europa miiIien per o2a
Gbompogne" ooreiiirt iein).
Trcitug NM 6 llbr Iben0S naf
SrlanO per Gompier vGtrurio" pio
GueCnstolpn 8oitiofen na6 onoc-
rem 8e9enoen BON europa miiiien
per Gtrilrio" oorciiirt icin) INT Z
llbr Nbcn0S nnd europa per 0dms
pier PHILADELPHIA" pin Elpmout9
mo Gbcrboltrg.
= o II mad q ii 8 un0GcntraI
Imerifa a, 8 e It etc.
0ienItoq nm ) llbr NodnlittogS
nad Snmoico per 0onlpfcr BON 30
itol1; ltm 10 llbr 9lbcnOS no6 Ser
muOa per 8ompfcr oGriniooO"; nod
WnpoGlte5 per 0ompfer oSonturce";
na6 Snoglto, @opti Columbia per
9onpfer n6lunorio"; nod Soptt per
0ompfer DErinS WorritS"; mad
Gltrfe. Sslono un0 San 0on1in9o
per 9umpfer nSeninole"; nm IL llbr
Nodts nod Bahamas, per Camper
bon Wionti, 6lo.
Wtlttluod - itl1l 10 llbr N6en6S
nod Gubo, Oucoton etc. per Compiler
"WtontereD"; nod Sonloico per
0ompfcr bon PHILADELPHIA.
0onncrItog Inn 10 llbr N6en0S
nod @raIilien per 9onpfcr DGennp.
ion" nia Ycrnomhrco, @obto, Hio
Sanciro unO Sontos; nod Bahamas
per Compiler oOllcntou".
6rettog - nm 7 llbr I6clto3 mad
ben ga Elnto-8 egenoel1 per 9umpfer
vGaIiloa"; UNI 10 ll6r 9lbelloS nod)
Gorto Hico, Curacao uno 8ene5llela
per 0ontpicr DGoracoS"; mad Sor-
time SslonO, Sontoica mo Golllnt.
bio per 0onlpfer nSibirio"; nod)
Cuba per 9ompfer oOiorro Cattle;
no6 Grenada un0 Srintoo0 per
9on1pfer n@renooo"; Inn IL llbr
Nodts no6 9obomoS per 3antpIcr
bon Miionri, 6lo.
Die Boit nad Reu%funolan6, bia
Noro'Sponep nnb na6 WiqueIon,
oia Bolton, idIieBt bier tGeli6 INN !
ubr Na6mitta9s; mad Cuba, bia
Campo, tdeli6 INN 1 u6r 0odmits
tags; no6 Gotta Gica, Sonouras II.
Guatemala, Banana ilno Der go.
n%ol5one pia SEEN Orleans, t1g[if
I'M s llbr gl6enbS.
Grons- g acific g o #.
Die Yoit nod Sotpoii pio Gan
SronciSco l6lieBt bier td9li6 Inn 7
llbr abenOS bis gum 6. 3ebrlor;
nadl Saluluoii, SopolL Goreo, China
uno oen Ybilippinen pio Gan 2ron.
cisco tGglid mn Z llDr gbenoS bis
Sitnt 8. 5e6rlior; nod Helt-S eelonb,
g%ll.Itrolien, Neu.Galeoonien, Sonloo,
Solpaii uno Den 5iii.Snieln pio San
6roncisco t0glid nm 7 llbr bis 5lnt
Is. Sebrudr.
Sic Srons- Eacific-Bolt ipiro tGa.
Iif beforbert, uub Die abeansstoge
fino 10 arrongirt, bob Elm uniinter.
brofener lleberlono.S transport CT.
mnoIidt mir0.
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Su Uerfanfen uOcr 5t perpndten.
RI %pcrtaufeu ubcr an pcrpodtcn:

iSu U%crtaufen ubrr 81 Uerpadten:
SaS ipertb0olIe @runbitiid at Der Sde bon
Sits0altimpresStra uno observation-disclosures;
40 bel 100 SUB. Ser bintrre Sbeil oeS Srrlrtos
itiidS miro fir Elm @ei6ditsaebdroe oes ySents
i6eu Correspondent" benlbt iperoe1t. 9Idpere
Gusiunft bel g.. Hnine, Nr. Al, ct. Rnul'S Str.
(3O1-)
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Gier, pro QuBcno 2Oc. bis 24c.

Sutter, pro Yfltfl0:
Creamery separator .... % bis 81
Cream. @otb. Gream.... 26 Bis 20
Creamery Sanitation 49,. 10 Bis %
Sa. Rortbneitcrn Sable. II bis 81
@eitern Store.Gofeo. 80. 16 bis is
Creamery 9rint8, 1 8fo.. ST bis 80
Creamery Yrint8, Y 8fo.. 81 bis 80
@to., &a. uno go. Erint3. % bis 26
Creamery 9IodS 2 Eio... 81 bis 80
&enooirte, bette Wfarte. -. % bis "a
Reuopirte, bette 8rint8. e. "a bis %
2ebenoes @efIiigeI, pro Rfltno:
olte &iibuer 12c. bis 1212c.; iungc
&iibner 12c. bis 14c.; gnten t2c. bis
14c. Euter Toe. bis 16c. @Gnie 12c.
bis 1895; Touben, pro Euar 20c.
bis 25c.
SRI Of tcuno g c III il c.
Sortoffeln, pro @1lifel 40c. bis
Soc; llelte Bermuda . &ortoffeIL pro
SOB $3.50 bis $3.50; 3uferriibeu,
pro &iitc Soc. bis 40c.; @eiBfobI,
pro Come SO bis $t3; 3wicbcln, pro
9ui6cI Soc. bis SOC; Gorottcn, pro
Site Acc. bis SOC; Ncpfel, pro Sob
75c. bis $3.50; Inonu8, pro Crate
$3.50 bis $500; Seuerie, pro 9So.
Doc. bis Soc; broEncr Sobl, pro @u-
ifeI 121ac. bis Toe; Spinot, pro
@uidcl 25c. bis 400; Crime 9obncn,
pro 9orb $500 bis $500; rlm0c
&iiben, pro 9uid)el 30c. bis 40t.;
&opfioIot, pro &orb SOC. bis $3.50;
iunge Grbien, pro 8orb $t.75 bis
1926; 9IumenfobI, pro Sab So bis
81; @urfcn, 6Ioriooer, pro 8orb -
bis $3.50; tomatoes, pro Carrier
$3.50 bis $500.
Groceries un0 BroDiio o.
mem.
SoI5fIeiif, pro 8funO: fleinc Git
gor.Gureo Sdinfen 11Ac.; 9roBc
Stinfen t0Ac.; GoIifornier Sfins
fen 7Ac.; Susor.Gureo 8r,lItitiide
10c.; Sugar . GureO SfuItcrn
SIC; troden 9eIaI8ene Seitenrippen
7%c.; Spedieiten SEC; troden ge-
Iol5cne S6uItern 7Ac.; reireS
GtmaI8 in Gierces Tee; Sped.
idultern SEC; MeB.S dWeinefIeiid
$t3.75 pro SAB.
&oifinirter 3udcr: 9elpiirIclt
6.95c.; pulperiiirt 6.35c.; Stanoaro
granlIirt 6.25c.; fem aranulirt
6.25c.; GrpItal " 6.25c.; columbia
q $500; gelber 5.25c. bis 5.75c.
@erciteter &offee: 6. 8. g., 100
Gfo. aiItcn t4c.; e. 8. s. 60 8fo.
&iIten t4.t0c.; 6. 8. s. 20 Bflno
4iiten 14.20c.; reiner SABA 281ac.
bis 29c.; gutter Saba 2612c. bis &c;
reiner Moffa 2612c. bis DC; SABA
uno Mofta, gemii6t, 2512c. bis 26c.;
SABA, semiidt, 241ac. bis 25c.; rei'
npr Morocaibo 2t19c. Bis &c.;
reiner Ga @lapra 2014c. bis BIC;
reiner Sautos 2012c. bis 21c.; Cant
tos, gemiIdt, 1876. bis 20c.; Iio,
eemiidt, 1876. bis 19c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-31

Safer. 3ufrb 1875 9uid)cl
aus ben Glcpatorcn 5lriidQe5o0en
1886 9uihel; Glepatoren . 8orrotb
140,454 guifel. 8erfdufe: / 8og.
golt ltr. = weiBer 81 81.
Seutigc ShluBrote:
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Ir. 432, GIaremount.glbe.. SiebIanbtotrr.
Sauptouartier bes r8noenia Winners
6ursa. S%iraItunoen 9ienfiae, abenos 8
ubr, uno oes ,Wonurnentab9ttrttts Rr.
23t, 8. u.sg. Monumental 'sBier 1m
8opf. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - 1925 ".
@m. q. Q. Suppert, Better.
(5e12 40
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Terionot bon Ocn Glepotorcn 1858
9ui6eI; Gleuotorcn . &orrotb i,i30,s
3S7 9uifcl. Gcrf0life: 10000 gu.
libel gpril SIT 1871, 10000 Wtot 5lt
1921, 1900 spot 5u 1925, 10000
6ebrllar 81 1925, 10000 Mai 5t 1928,
2000 Stcorncr gcniidter Spot SIT
I7Ts, 200O Nr. Spot 5u i5H.
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Gr. 1924, Sfts8cltimore Strnbe. 3tm'
nter oil Serren 81 bermietben. - Seinite
@etranfe ulio @eine. sHdbsBietusG rnle'
reis"8ter. BeriammIuHgsIoiaI oes OFT
2ombaroitr. Srrmerp. H1us iino 2etb'
8ereins". g1ef .sIeI. Wt. Sermon 4942 B.
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Nr. 1104, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Ser ,Gorooit Smmcrludbrenoe 81uoeretn
bon Baltimore" %oeriammeIt ii9 bier
ieoeu Muntaa. - Seoree 8rebm & Cons
Bier am 8apf. nab oeuti6cr art brett
bonn FAB.
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Su ~Oerfanfen.
Wnrihnlinc arlenrnheit


Su OctTnufci, = Wnf5u9ltdle WcIt0tn0tlt.
SIM 200 9Iud IorosMonruesStr. 2sttodtqer
2a6en nno 98obnbnus. iteben 3iHrncr, ale @es
n%ucnIi6feiten, eiui6liebli1 cemertirten Seller
lno Grpttoir. I65ugsfanuls 8erbtroulg, Surs
n. Seder, Rr. 420, Turb. GnreH. straRe. DO.
Eel. y. 75t. (gtoo16-)
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Canton uno Stgbla to 10 u.


.Gde 8. uno 8ougb.e trabe. @duptQudrtttr
6es rgabern ar. sllnt. s8ereins," r@ihens
frar3sS 1mens9e retrs," Canton Smn1ertp.
miitbIibteit" uilb DSeieIf6mieoeslinton".
Srifdbes Bier gu ieoer 3eit. Telephone:
S, & Is. - Wtt. 8ernon 1903 70.
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8erlangt i'm Aa9emeinen.
9uit mltb luais.
9eutIdes Observation-Disclosures

gr. 219, osSbdrps Strube, unter ser 9lIfItbt
Der pGeuiffeu @eieuihuft. " 49, SicieuiQeu. he
belItide Snnoluerfcr. 9lrbeiter uno 0ienitboten
81 bei6dftiaen i%uiIniben, poueu lid pcrfonli6
ooer IN franfirteH Grieien an ben 9Gpenten Der
@eieufdaft, SpBnnn Z. Mc1Cr, Nr. 2t0, Siio,
SbarpsS traRc, lpcnoen, iuelder uuentgeltli6
Iusfunit ertbetlcn miro. (Sun2S,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-31

Wr. 1920 bis fi22, Sarforbs slbenue.
~Salptquurtier oes n1bnIia. y dnHcr6orS".
Saae uno Sommer9arten biutg 5u Der'
mtetDen. Gutter BInb fit @uiternr0ften.
seinIte @etrinfe. 5reisBool. g. & g.
IeIep9on - Wit. 8ern0n 3769 Or.
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$1,000 Char CON &p II, @Icc ser. ..,.. -
$4,000 llnitcO JIotnuobs 4er ......... CAS-
80 SeaboarO Gom . d. ........... lSia
100 ScGbooro aiebta %. .......... ~
10 International Iruit %. .......137
GO 9unbamn Goal II. Srou CONT. 40
$4,000 Seaboaro tOsidbr Ser ..........tO4>a
225 ScnboarO (ncuc) som .,...... 231a
3 linton 1ruft -. ...,......,... GO
$G5O0 GonfoIiooteb Gas Ger ........ l0s7s
$500 81 & g Of & 1.pro5 5s2Oer. ...... 9lta
% Seobooro (neue) .. 8to. ....,.. 40
30 Sen6onrO (nenc) .. Qto......, 80
$1,000 Scobodro 4cr ................ ssTs
$1,000 4oiomoc &nIleD 5er .........ttG
$1,000 lluiteb &ntnunp8 Ter D.. ......,. 94H
100 Gca6ouro Bfo . ......,...... IS
30 Scnbouro Rio 81. ............ 375s
100 Scnbouro Rio . d.. ........,.. SO
100 ScnboGro Com g.. ............ ls@s
225 eeuboGro Som q. q, ...,......... 1881
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9oTnb Wich, .me(obtc.Soae,"

0oropifsGde Der 3ofps uno SorreftsStrabe.
Suuptauartier oes @efaneoereins gWeelo'
Die. Si%neitunbeu ieoen 9onneritaggtbe1o.
Berfammlungen oes Centennial WieB9er'
8ereins" ieben 2. ulo 4. 9tenita9 i'm Wso'
nat. IeIepbou 49, WRt. SernOn 1865 &.
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8altimurcr Narftberihte.

Baltimore, 80. Sonllar 1905.
Webl. - 3uiubr 1886 6Giicr,
cinihlieBlid) - 6Giier SIT Occult
Eoint uno tltt 6Giier 5l Canton.
&iiitcnpcrIou0t - SGiier. Die DO
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Nr. I35, Sarrifons, nube 9eIinefor.Str.,
SEQ. @iintber, IT,. 8rnlis9o's Bier. g8ar'
mer Qunidb bon ~ bis 1 ltbr Ra6mlit'
tags. slue beutf6cn 8dder itno nm pes
fuhe einQeIaben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-31

Edfe sur Nefie ma Mnsfan6 beIprgt eow.
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Tr. 1, Glubs9luno, 6ulaucsg BART. (31S2)
The Washington times., 1905-07-05
BERLIN SOCIALISTS
TO WELCOME JAURES
Incidentally They Will Show the
Kaiser the Strength OF, Their
Party.
Especial Copyright Cable }

BERLIN, July socialists OF Berlin
are to show themselves In ali their glory
on Sunday next when the leader of the
French socialists, Jean Jaures. comes to
pay visit
To show him and, incidentally, the
Kaiser, the immense numerical strength
of the party, every man enlisted on its
rolls has been ordered to turn out and
take part In the great parade in honor
of NJ. Jaures.
The French socialist. who is an en-
thusiastic champion Of universal peace.
mas made n favorable impression also
upon men of the more conservative par
ties by his; statement recently concern
ing the Morocco question. The diplo-
macy, or rather lack of diplomacy. of
NJ. Delcasse," he said. has provoked
this conflict. As the Sultan of Morocco.
at the instigation of Germany. has call
ed an international conference, and IS
Germany insists on this way of solving
the question. there Is no real reason why
France should not consent to IT. If this
way OF settling international difficulties
should come in vogue 1t would be a
guarantee toward peace.
The Washington times., 1905-07-05
AQU|NAS ASSOCIATION
EXPECTS GREAT SUCCESS
Newly Elected Officers Will Develop
the Literary and Social Features
of the Order.

The Ac,,linas Catholic Association has
elected officers for the ensuing half
year. The meeting was largely attend
ed and considerable Enthusiasm was
manifested in the election.
Several members delivered addresses
outlining the work of the coming year
and predicting marked success under the
guidance of the new officers. The Of
ficers were received with especial favor
and were pledged the loyal and per-
sonaf support of every, member to main
tain the present good standing of the
association and to advance its interests
and influence. ~
j. F. Gill. who was elected president.
in his speech of acceptance took a very
encouraging view of the outlook and
stated that the policy of his admins
tration would be characterized by lib
eralty and that one of the first acts
would be the refurrishing of the quar-
ters of the association in the most mod
ern style Several new attractions will
be added, which, in addition to those
already provided, will afford enjoyment
for both the older and younger mem
bers.
1t is the purpose of the new admins
tration to inaHgurate a series of dances
in the early fall. hoping in this manner
to develop the social feature of the as
SocidI IiOH he HleTdTl d1Ifl OF the Or
ganization is to be given a new i'm
petus, and in the coming months papers
on current topics will be read and mem
| bers will participate in the joint debates
tournaments, etc, of the Ozanau7
| League with which the Aquinas is af-
| fiiiated
! The new officers are as follows:
President, James F. Gill; vice presi-
dent, George r. Cooksey; treasurer. T
| c. Donnelly; secretary, Thomas Man.
ming; librarian. F. G. Geary; editor, F
( S. Mcguire; sergeant-at-arms John C
Mccormick. The new members of ths
board of governors are Dr. A. w Val
| entine, and Messrs. John J. Kane anc
j. L. Sullivan