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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-29
Seirutbs qiecn,cn.


Charles :. Clements, Al, II, 0torr
n. Gunn 30; Applifont 6reO. Bed.
gfr. 1929, Gnntbn. &penllc.
G0moro :. Otoore, 81, Berlin, M}b.
unO Olipio NJ. Grltitt, 26; 9lpplitont
GODorO .. NIoore, Berlin, 0f0.
9tiduro &. Ycoerion 33, uu0Gbrt.
TINA Mllrp6p, %; NppIifont Bid
&! Fcocrior, 9tr. 725, Sin BROOD.
man.
gOmoro 3pperion. 81, mo Morr
6, @ilion, %; 2Lpplifont @n0rem 5
Golton, 9tr. 639, Noro EacnitrnBc.
NuonituS Is. &nigbt, 80, unO @Qo
e! Wulen, %; gppIifant Nntbonr
.. 6oro, Nr. Go, Scnfin5.2one.
tGborleS 5. Yeters, %, unO Gbc.
reio Schiller, %; 2lpplifont GbnS. ),
Neter@, Nr. 9O7 NorO.G DeItcritr.
QotiS Stcinbod, u, unb MouN
@rOlim 90; 9lpplifont GbiIip Som.
uro, Nr. 400, @ebogcitroBc.
Ism. $. 9orrp, 26, mo N}op q.
Ncumlcr, 10; 9Ipplifant George ".
SuncS, Nr. 22t5, GlcpCIon0Itr.
@oibington 3. NIen GO, uno ga.
tbcrinc 6. Gbuic, 80; Npplifont ".
3. Nlen, gtr. 1i6, McIt-0ulbcrrnity.
lbomuS Is. @pnd, 81 unO Mimic
@rbnev, 81; Npplifont Ebomo9 6
2pnd, Nr. 5t5, 9toro YocuitrnBc.
,Socob 6. Goienbcra q, unO Pm.
nic &eon 10; NppIifont Sotob &.
Noicnbern 9tr. 1904, @ougbitrnBe.
5Sobn @. Sham, 81, uto 9llice :.
2eumon, 30; 9lpplifont @eor0e ,.
Morner, 9fr. 800, SiiO-EocoitroBc,
WorriS @olmer, y, Baltimore,
Gputtp, M6., unO Scnuie GbcBlcr,
27; NppIifont Morris @olmcr, 50.
dep8piGr, ND.
Guben Goniiit 81, mo NnnieOfar.
goli9, 90; Applifont 6rnu 2. @cin.
Der9, gtt. ~, S0lntllltrdBc.
Qu0pi9 Is. Gonroot 81, unONi0rp
g, &cnnnrb, %; Npplifont g8m. s..
&npmo, 9tr, 1915, GIt-6c0ernIitr.
Martin IS. Sobion q, mo Hoia
1irQel, IS; 2lppIifnnt Mortin So.
Giun, Nr. 1889, GoofiicitroBc.
s@onroO g. Gbclcn. u, unO Murp
3. t. 2ponS, 10; AppIifnnt Gonrao
81 SbcIcH, 9tr. POI, OIt6uit-Nuc.
,1reoerif IS. &eiiingcr, 80, unO
Sennncttc StrouB, 81; Npplitont 6.
s. Wotu&fn Nr, 3t3, 5oitcr.Nuc.
Nbc 6oirbuih 81, NM 6rrooSherr,
10; 9(pplitdnt 9Gbc 6oirbuib Nr. 30,
Sii0-N onOitrnBc.
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GGcIapcafc SampTer.G ompagnic.
NncidpCnfc 9inic.
.uunte qnNuQtcr . 3Qmpter ,WitQltI

NnridbCnfc, Ginic.
9Iepunte auiu9icr : 3Gmpier DNinufto' ino
eWtIdntn" ltud
Glib Ruint Comfort mnb Wuriulf, IA.
Sninpicr ucrluiict, WnltiEture tiQlih tnnsges
nnhlulcH SonHid0S) mn $50 gIbcnbs ino TOM
men IN Oh guint GoItfart I'M 0 llbr Wlpr9ens
uio In Gorfclf unt 7.lb WlurQcHs an, anitblies
bcnn an Die @ifenhnhu8itNe nab aueH BunfteH
ocs GitorHS iinh GiiomcficuS.
Uprf'Jiiuers gtntc.
&2gante Ndifngier . Gnituicr aGbdsloite" Lno
,lNnltiWllc"
nat gtetsHuint NIB Midlnipnh. Ia.
Tntrpier herluifcH Yultjlnore tiQIl6 tdisae'
pmlHcn Sni1itnpS) nnt > tlbr gindlniitnNs nnh
@fnnlutcn at yGcits Foint NM 7.30 WiuraeuS mo
III NiJmpHS nm 025 Wipracns an.
Stc an D9ontnNclt, Wlthpodler lno Srclthgen
bon baltimore uhfubrcnorH Sampler, NIB ole
hon gScti -euint ut NieHitnattt, 3onncritdqen
ul0 GalGiiaAcu n%binbreu, lcaen In @lOnceitecs
l'uint. G%Ielneltts mo %gIutonh's on; unb ole
an Sienitnaet, Sonucriingcn uno SnmitageH
bon baltimore mo on Ut0ntnaen, Wiittpodbei
unh Sreitdaet bon gReft sFotr. nbinbrenoen
S0nlpicr leaen IN Ynrfioun lno GlaOiNdnf AT
thCt qitriiiactr @ctter).
Enmpfer u~fttnien Sdiftp.nye pom Bier Dir, IL
ilno 10, 2labtit raifn. Gcrfic..
Nnrdhs Ni1ete liacb allen Rtnilel t6nneli ae'
iibert. @epdd dliipc0cbcu ms Gnititen8jutmer
i'm Goratts r~efetbirt uerhc1L In Den bieliaeri
ginCt &hrcdur; Gr. tt9, Ci,Nnltln MO re- trofe,
". y. Hobton, eIgeIlt, Wr. t21. Cit'Vnltiuntt'
Strnbc, noer hciL Sauptsg'irenuT; Nr. $50,
piaBt' strnne, Baltimore, Dib
McnbeH aufer, e.. Z. GBlsnt,
@crt s@cihditafihrer. @eII 'P1iaeiersNhent.
7. 81 Wr1onneL, ShIfs.8eu 'IGN. 'NGent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-29

iiber0cbcu. &uorin bat IN Den orei
NlGttetn ser rcuohltiordr io5ioliiti.
ihcn 4ortei, Die min nidt mebr ct.
id)cillcn OijricL boltpti0dIiN militia
riidc 6rlncn bchonOclt mo t0AIid)
pon So,0atel lnO SceIcutcn renftio-
mare NciiuuAcn 5ulc'didt crbultct,
sic i'm Mrcrc pcrbreitet ppr0cu mO
ticicn MiiBnuut5 %cr}eugtcn,"
Ob moAl &IOrin sic refine Wabrbcit
iddt?
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,9ic @a6r6cit iibcr WifOlouS Den

- OlulllCH,
Ter ruiiiidc 6~nrrrIno,tAcut 0ubriu
iir>ot >,r S;o a~o,r+toih,n ,n.lS,
81, a~
o'Iu'' o'''l''' o'Io''o''" o'' Il"''5o'
lI)dell, llOer Sll9e ltlto FcrloIllldteI'
icil lolld ut, @IEr "ole @abrDclt
lloer ocn e5orell Nltoial'@:" Ser
e5or ut 0drdtterIo@ mo llld)t leDr
intelligent, rad)llHtI9 IdIlh llllo
lNIoil ME ollr JtolIlonon@, ober lebr
ol'I lelne GrDoIllllla beo1dt lIto oas
rum bcn'lI0t lclnc WIltlNler sum Ml'
oerlIdlloc Nor5N'WIGpen. Ner" Scnp@'
cNtIport lltIlcr sen en- rll6rcItOe2Sllo
BON DER lllltcr5cIdllllIIg pes WoulIc'
lte7 pom 30. Attober: Ser G5or mar
iIet oelpe8t, ais or 'cIl1ell NoInrnSjlg
llllter 0d@ Sdrtltltilf |ebtc, O0a cllen
lWuerell Sdld1 'ilr Die NlltotratIe be
o@rl'''le, llllo 'e'Ne llllaeOllllA nelllte.
~ol loetB opcr, Dab ote Stl9e ltd)
Aatj alloer9 }ll0cirn9cn bubcL rttO
ooB DER ejar, ais cr od@ MonItclt mn
terieIdIlcte, mitbello dll@rtet: IN Solpctt
Dot Der Hltl1lp Cmolotld)) mid &C.
brad)t!" Gr nletllte SHlttc.
NlS Ole Nndlrldt pom Dem un0ilnIti'
gen Hclnltatc Der @ablcn cintrnf
ld}rleb Wltte DEM G5oren citcn Nrict
nm lld) BY entIdnl0l9en, Gnriu mad
tc CT orc hllttlGc NlcoeripcrIlulg 0ca
HllIltoIt0eS oltrh 0nrnono OaIiIr per
ant'portlld). Ger G5ar bcid)pertc lid
N letner Antport ilber oen "M}onael
an Gnergle," Den @itte an ocn Gag
gcIegt bate, mo Dor Nllem ouriibcr,
Dap Der ottljlclle Grtd, Der in alien
conltltlltlol1ellen @anOern iiblif, aus
9cblleben JET. Icrncr conitotirt &u-
GRIN, Dab Der oEcWpa" nto un0ere
SIdtter nit lbin Dem GntilemitiSnnls
IN HuBlorto cine o0jn 9roBe &oac Elm.
rollIllen, 20 Mt eS llIdt lpobr, Dab
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Yenniulbani0sB aln.
s3nh BEN aeensn nnb WOroru.

40 Net'aRt MISUNDERSTANDING, lbte tOlgt:
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Wtt5hnrN GTprcb unb Gbicaho Special.
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Fl.lO Nndiut, tcnt llniuts Statipf). ,Ibe Fcn1s
lOlNuutd" Gimitco, uud GbtcaNu. GiucinHCti
lto Ct. Vuui5,
'3.i3 Me@m. luou Union 9talton), Ct. eonis
Elnilco. nab Indianapolis uno Ct. Ynuis.
'4.55 atnd1rn. COON untoueS tution), ,Heunlnl.
oauia Spetinl," II stuHocu nan Nbttaas.
'4h5 Gadlm. toon ltnton.StaltuuD, @bicngc
lro Ct. gOutS @rprtb.
100 Nbenhs (oon lluiorsGtdtion), Chicago
Y,miteo.
$50 NbeuOs pon lutonrs tatiou). Ct. eenis
GrprcS.
$40 N6cu6S CUuu l~lutonszntipu). welteru
SrercB uno @leoeIaho mo @tLclHHdtI GE.
ill Na@ts ulqtou.enttou lbs s,u6ts).
ttAi .@dats Uinion.Gtntion lbs gatts).
Rnctfic GrprCb. ~.
$40 @iOroeas {ugtouse tntiou 444 moraeus,.
idpltb, riob pudeSdheu,
$40 Grrnt. Olniou-SiuttaE 9.55 Borm.1, tdes
!tt, nan Tnitdio cola emporium. Sullciiony,
gre nuo @@dbentaes na4 1oaeler.
ILL Hbttl. (uttOit StuttulD ll5b Surut. },
ldNlth, nab %Jtcuuuo, mo an l&ubcHtuaeI
luh <uird.
4.5S s'a@m. tdaIia Don inion,etaiton). mad
Rtl!idmSport.
$40 NOeuSS, tdoIta (boH luton. stattpn), ma
Yuiial0.
$50 gOruOS, tdoI!b (Oon uutcu,S %taticu). mao
N ,Ai.t = ,n1,E "N. 30
SSSmgnl'uHS az ReoWe9iuBeh' TnH'laBs' sOA
"'tm' il'Vn %ormGs, ...,,n
az. ~nN unipH'siaiiH
,,o, % Va YgtlaSelp0is mnS Mr,Di DO5i.
tdQIib, tnir yiclps 9orf) Las. T.5i. 1902
N1l06 MIR yleps gOtD Norm.. ti2.O6, Il 40.
tIn3,ccUo' On :, inV { liG2a 39fiso q, aW q
t.IiWtul. @oltIlllNn; i.4ss lu;uZ Wtntaens,
g,,ri [r93i l"mot, ,4'9o;o 1sS43 G5n16 iiS66 491s;
vi, f1.u"''p9nHH' By oS2ot o4Ui ~ liuu
@9'uSHVitS, 20, o'Vai ~. 500 ,4.do Hno
Gn'5522 S'9gHVT nm D9peiluagn SoHnIn9e'
GG'ii25' oI IS g'o'Be"S' Qua 4'-o' f'o' o'5o'
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Guy, ,Sul,uu 9'iV gtpthti9 uH SSoUeIldBeHi
no ,6"aS IeGnoS ia9li@' ,,n,,a.,,., ,n,,....
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NWii% nN 90 ~, WtPrW8vmp S'o' 60, nmo t'31U
ms : IN aIt,r, SSySSp'"'"a'"' SV""'"H'' AVo
g;ofbjuGIt SV &SfTSTleSSS . % o5t.oto Tor 7se
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a 10 * % ~ 9EG E'37Ntt'5 y. - ~ 5'992'
% - uG 0in,i tSSI' = go N.Y. 49,
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Plus Dem Snncrcn WarDlnnO'S nnO
Den nngrcn5cnocu Stnatcn.

~ - ~ y - ~ " -
o.. ). Nammcr, Gin n Sabre at.
ter Ingcltelltcr oc3 Contractors u.
q. 2iucr IN Cumberland, WP0., mllr.
&c bci'm 8criltf, bel acpicr, ~.
30, cinen nnd) Cumberland fobrcn.
ocn 6rndt5ug 81 bcitcigen, bon
Ocmiclben iibcriobren mo gct0ottt.
Ter QcidJnom murOe nod Sbenun.
Ooab, 80, 0cbro6t.
Gin hIohgrubc II Oh.
Ginen ion0rrborCu @uit hottc nor
gcltcrH TbcnO Die @obnunG Oca0rn.
Soicpb Is. S1tiicr, iiiolid) pom MiOo,
lctomn, Mo. Sri. Morn Suffer
bcmcrftc, mGbrcuO tie iih I'M Eorlor
Don ibrcr SdmeItcr cincn @ricf Dor.
lcicn licB pIoBIif cine iiini 6ub
langc S6nur5iflon0e, mclhc r1bid
ant 6ltb6oOcn lag un0 onidcincto
cbeniuls 0cnl &orlcicn 5ltb0rtc. Sri.
Nuifcr entlcrntc iid) roih ans benz
Eorlor ltnO boltc cincn Stod, nit
benz tie Sen unNebctenen Wuit tG0tctc.
Iic SdJlunNc muBtc olrdb oo2 SEA.
min in Oua &nu9 Actonmcn iciu.
Aui @rn. Suffers 6orm pur0cn in
0irier Sniion bcrcits icd)a Sdlnur
gen QCtG0tct.
Mirtb iir $4,000 2 6oocn.,
Cri0b pCrflQgt.
@cgcn &. :. Gillespie. cincn @irt1
BON 9rooflpn Scigbt9, Qcacniibcr
Scn0rids, Y. So, murOc cine aui
$4,000 Iuuten0c Shooencriobflagc
iiir Den SOB bon u. :. &ennington
Cin0crciht, iucIfcr bon cincm 3rtQe
scr Otter Greet 0oom II. 2umbcrGo.
ii6crf0bren murOc, mGGrcno cr be.
trunfcn mar. Iies lit oie critic alo.
&C in McIt . Tirginicn olf @rlnlD
Cines ncllcn @ciebcS, mCldeS cinen
@irtb iiir pcrontmortIih crfldr.,
mcnn Gin Munn lun's 2cbcn fomnlt,
Dem er nod Spiritltoicn pcrfnuit Fat,
nod)Ocm ocriclbc bcrcit9 bctruntcn
NOR. Gicic ACKNOWLEDGING miro &C.
Gcn Gillespie erbo6cn.
ReNcn it urm in DIT it I.
llcbcr @ind)cltcr, So, bra6 am
6rcitog Nadmittog BON 8 bis 5llbr
Gin ioIfcr &cgcnlturm los, OoB bic
OcidGitaitrnBen scr untercn Stdot,
mic Motcr+, Mortct., 9rooOod Sent
ltno Marion StroBe, ii6Cridmcmmt
pur0cn. Cas- @oiicr Orung 0urd,
bic @orOertbiircn Gin mo jpur 10
itorf, ooB III piclcn &Guiern OicOto.
bel 5t ihmimmen bcganncn. Ger
SHoocn betrGgt mebrere luuicno
Collars.
Sntte IS lid.
Gin unoctonnter Wann ipralg
oorNeitcrn 2l6cn6 nabe @oplonO Don
cincm EnIingicr5u0e Ser .0ulto..
Ohio : gobn", pGbrcno lid) oericlbe
in uoIlcr 6ubrt bcfonO. Gr roQte
cine bobe 9oihung bino6, no cr lie.
gen blic6. Ais Der 31lg icood onQc.
boltcn mur0c mo gnitolten Qctroi.
icn murocnL nod Dem abgciprungc-
men 81 ieberL itnno oeriel6c oui ric6
iid oen aopf un6 trolte oopon, III.
Dem er iogte, err iei bier obgeiprut.
gen, ga cr iein 2iebden beiuhcn
MOLE, oaS in Der 9Gbe mo6ne.
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McrdautS' C Iincrs' SrnnSpOrta'
tim SDntpanO.

AUWIVTtI'IIHIVN
glnb 9otion lmo bent Siteu: teben Wlontdg,
9ienfiag, Donteritda ltno Suinltad, Mbelot
o llbr.
Wnn Rrpbioencs uno hsnt Often: ieoen Conn
tao, Wlitttuurb uuh SrGitdG. IheroS 9 ubr.
9t1b gteluporisyieipS NIB Gotfolt: tiGIin nm
@ llbr NbenbS.
Sra6t nir6 .daIidb biS q llbr NtsuO3 fiir an
benz Tagc dbfdbrcnoe Sampler unGeuommeti.
aintb Sdhunnnb ltnb sem Giiocn; leocu 9tens
FLAG, .9pnneritag iino eatlitou, slberloS o upr,
Der MertDe Qtt 6ube oeS 2ong'Dud8 40. ca
onrtitabaS dntpfer bon bee 98erfte am 5ube Der
Neiis5ul5sAbeiiie.
6. o.. @infu8bam, g0en.,
GOngsDod.
90. o.. 2uruer, g. Z. W.
r.. 2. etebbius, Gen. sWidrt.
Sulptbiireau - einoit'6de wrtnian. nnS
2igbta struhC. G13.I&S7
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'GinCn bcipcraten Sclb Il
mn 5 bc0ing g~cItern %ltodJmittoA
oic % Sabre ultc 6rou Nlcnc s.
MeuerS, Satin OcS 9rieitrGgerS ".
81 WcprS, in ibrer 9cbmIiuna 9tr.
994, RorDhf,8 rnn0manm Gie 6rult
ibicn Sen gui,5cn Gag binOurd) iebr
nicocrgcidluNcn Ill lctn, lnO ais
i6r Wonn gcacn 137 ltbr nodI Snlit
5uriidtcbrtc, fon6 or lie unidcinclt0
lcbIoS oui Ocm 5opba ocS GB5inI.
nIfr@ licgcno onf. Gr entOedtc Iofort
Ciuen i~tarfer @crud bon 6ur6oliGli.
re, mo CT rici cincu Observation-Disclosures
9lr5t bcrbei, meld)er nltr conItOtiren
tpuntc, Dob bic 6rou Garbolidure &c.
nonlmcn babe mo auBCr6olb oller
mcnid)Iidcn @iiIie ici. @r. Mcpera
fam iid) nidt poritcIlclL lpo@ 0ie
Srali 81 Der Gbot ucronlubt bo6cH
f0nntc. es ict oenlt chen 6iclc Nicoer'
grid)ldgenbeit, meldc man idon let
Ginger 3rit an i6r bcmcrttc. Gte
Sruu bintcrIGBt ouBer ibrem 8ottel
nur cine Sfnpeiter unO Coroner Gr.
Gurlltbcr3 miro GcutC cine llntcrlu'
dung obbaltcn.
%bIebcn. Sr. Wunion s.
Gms &intIc, elmer ser b%efnnntcitcI
uno popnlGritcn 3citung2 . 9criht'
critottcr, itorb gcitcrn Otor1en III
irincr @obnunG,. 9tr. 2i05, YlcGul'
lobItrobe, nod longcm 2ciOen oil
9riabt's NicrCnfrmtbcit. GaS Sci
fenbcoGngniB finoet an WontuG
bon ieincr lcBten Nobnrna aus oli
tcm mQouoon Enrf 6ricoboie"jtatt
- Munion 6. Ban Minfle lit por
40 Sabrcn in Enrfers6ura, go, &C.
berer. Gr lunr scr Sobn 0C2 0ortis
0cn ongeiebcucn Hcdt9ompulto II.
Wan @infle mo Gntel OCS 9unoco,
Senators Eetcr s. Ban Minflc
pon @eIt Sirginien. Gr crbieIt icts
nc SdulbilounG in elmer Eriuot.
jhulc, uno ais iunger Mann iiber.
nnbn er oic 2citlna OcS Barriers,
bur0 Spcrnbou@." IlS oicica In.
tcrnebmcn Dor Is Sobren in onoere
SGnoe iibcrging fam @r. @~ung9infle
nad Baltimore, fano bier 5ncrit
ou Der n@orl0" 9cih0ftigung, nobnl
oorm cine STEELE ais 9eridJteritutter
an Dem .Scralo" an, an meldler &c.
tuna er bis 81 ocren Gin0ehcn ais
@crid)ts 9erid)tCritotttr tbGtig mar.
Sr. Ban @intle crfreute iid) in6olge
ieines. bei6eiocncr, 4uuorfommenocn
@eiens eines groben 6reunbeS. unb
9efunntenfreiicS nidt MIR in Sci.
tungsfrciien, ion0ern inter oer9fid)-
tern ser oberItcn 8eridtSbonf %
mo6l, ais Den Otitglie6ern oeS Bar.
reolls. Sr. @on @infIe 6interloGt
uuBer ieiner @attin cine betagteUtut
ter mo sfpei Sdrpeitern.
= Sr. 2. 6. Iotterion, zines Scr
1lteiten Mit0lie0er Der &onbelsfoms
mer, lit 5reitag Noht im Stoot.Qo.
ipital i'm 70. 2ebcnsjabrc geitorben.
8or bier @o6en purOe Sr. Eatter.
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Baltimore Tampf : Iadct . So.
Willie nnb 3IhttIdIItae WnlfNInIe.I
9te Ner. GilatensSuft bet6rberno.
Tampfcr nNtrainta" Qtenl, rNlabnmu,"

InlpTef nVIrnInIh" plfHI uWInUnnlnl"
@curnid," ,teuncTcc."
Sampler inGrcn ingIt6, GnnltnG5 anSaenofl'
men, bon hGn nNatspiniGs "Ricrs, CIR, 1913,
9l0btGtrnhe, $50 glbeBoS, otreIt nad DID
llunItcn hes Gloers. sScrbitbutg it 0lo
BOtin Comfort nit rs. & 8. @ifcn6abn." yaCb
jtt6mono. &etbinouna In FortSr,onib mt BEN
DGcnbonrn glir Cine" inItocn 3ug rad G0rtS'
NIT Der a%9ttlnltic Graft 2ine." Noriolt tttto
neiiIlh mt On @olntuipn Cine" nab getu'
bern, gSaibtnGton, Mss. Nibntonh, va, rnh
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MGbI8citeu nab europhii6cm 4ldne. liirit.
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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-04-13

State of South Dakota. Executive
Department, Pierre. The time to
plant has come again. Each year in
turn brings it's opportunities. If we
would use and enjoy we must plant and
reap. Nature and time gave us the
original forests and we have in a large
degree wasted them. We must plant
trees. We ought to be more in earn
est each year. FRIDAY, APRIL 20, is
designated as Arbor Day. Farmers
are urged to plant rows of trees, espe-
cially the willow, from east to west.
The willows will soon make q wind
break and serve other useful purposes.
Apple and other fruit trees should be
planted on the north side of these
groves and willow hedges. 1t is not
the north wind we have to fight butthe
occasional wind that sweeps up the
great Mississippi and Missouri val
leys. Just as soon as we can establish
a stree line" to the south of ''our
farm" we will be greatly benefited
and rewarded.
The attention of school officers,
school teachers and school children is
earnestly called to chapter 1O4 of the
session laws of 1905.
The soil of South Dakota is gen.
erous and will faithfully respond to
our efforts. All desire abundant har-
vests. If we want trees to aid, we
must plant and care for them. Nature
rewards us according to our personal
effort. In the material, as we'll as in
the moral world, what man sows he
will also reap. In word, let us all
plant trees on, or before Friday,
April 20, 1906.
In testimony thereto 1 have hereun-
to set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of South Da-
kota to be affixed.
Done at the Capitol in the city of
Pierre, South Dakota, this 5th day
of April, 1905.
(SEAL) SAMUEL II. ELROD,
Governor of South DakO Ota.
BY the Governor:
d. D. WIPF,
Secretary of State.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-04-13

E. G. Torrey in Minneapolis Jour.
nal: Judge A. w. Campbell of Aber-
deem, candidate for congressional
nomination, will G" down to Sioux
Falls with practically the solid back
ing of all the northern part of the
state. II it were not for the factional
contest in the party he would hardly
have to lift his hand to obtain the
nomination. No personal fight can be
made upon him anywhere. He has
oeen in public life, on the bench and
In the state senate q dozen years or
more, and there is no Haw in his re-
cord. The insurgents all over the
state have high opinion of him, and
II he is nominated ct Sioux Falls It
will be no hardship for the last man
Of them to support him. The Judge is
. native of Wisconsin, and was edu-
Gated in the law ct the state univer-
sity Ct Madison. He put out his
shingle In Aberdeen In 1882.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-04-13
w. Z. r. u. Column. /
DIRECTIONS TO THE SALOON.


DIRECTIONS TO THE SALOON.
The saloon sells poison for good
cash.
Itimpairs the health Of every cas-
toner
II weakens moral power, SO under
mining character.
IL encourages its customers to drink
beyond the point Of self control, for
then men more freely spend their
cooh.
N accepts without just equivalent
W01aGy % which the wives and child.
Son of drinkers are entitled, and does
it without remorse.
It contributes Il criminality and
viCe, never 70 virtue and happiness.
&c u seldom Il ever obedient to the
1oBo. It COntemno the law and is
1erefore anarchistic II ito spirit.
8 hesitates not II c0rrupting legis-
1aknres and OlIiclals Of every kind.
Il asssrts self indulgence = it's
1nQS1l standard, thus 0bstructing the
Notk of saving and uplifting men.
e breethes ont malice and s:augh-
atnst al Who oppose It.
q 4 the greatest enemy Of both
anQ man therefore the saloon
nnt q. 4 ntt Saloon League.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-04-13
The Herald has beel

THE Herald has been
charged ii the political cam
paign now on with having spok-
Oh too plainly in regard to the
candidacy Of our townsman, Mr..
Bentley, who has been proclaim
ing himself q candidate for con-
&ress. There are times when it
Is absolutely necessary to speak
IN plain terms of the candidacy
Of men who announce themselves
candidates for offices of respon-
sibllity. The newspaper man in
many cases would prefer not to
DO this. His own personal in
Clinations on the one hand and
business relations on the other
may incline him to the easier
course, but when he follows that
line he forsakes the path of duty.
He is under obligations to his
party and to the people whom he
represents, to warn them when
IN aspirant for public honors
comes before them, and that as.
pirant is untitled and unfit to
represent them. That the oppo-
sitlon to the candidacy of Mr..
Bentley is based on more than
mere personal or local prejudice
y shown by the open charges
made against him by the press
In adjoining counties.
Last week we published from
the Webster Reporter scathing
indictment Of Mr.. Bentley's can
didacy. In the last issue of the
Gisseton Standard appears the
following reference to the Mil
bank candidate contained in an
article written by 81 T.. Spack-
man, chair man Of the republican
county committee of Roberts
county, and also another refer
euce from the Webster Reporter
and Farmer:
III. 4. Spackman, chairman republican county
committee, In Sisseton Standard.
The very idea OF turning down Con-
gressman Burke or Judge Campbell
for one Of tho croOkedestof ell crooks,
&. 81. Bentley. II there is any one man
in public Office In this state to whom
tho people of Roberts county should
5eel thankful II is Congressman
Burke. To his efforts, more than to
any other human being, was due the
passage Of the Free Homes bill which
saved each homestead settler from
. paying 9400 on his homestead. Will
some honest man please arise and
otate just one good reason why Con-
gTessman Burke should be turned
down for crooked Bentley, or for
Philo Hall, who charges up five cents
PER mile to taxpayers OF this state,
while he rides on pass and does not
p0y the Ave cents per mile at all. Is
Il not strange how some honest peO-
pie can be hoodwinked and blinded
~ carrying political game so far
- 70 b willing to turn down abb
s0lutely honest men for crook.
(From webtter Reporter and Farmer.1
The insurgents did not advertise
thas u. n. Bentley would speak in
this city last night They knew he
VA not = drawing card ia this COM
munity. The only time he is ever
unontionOd Is In connection with the
RabaCk case, and then not to his
Crodit. Had Day county p p le
known that 4. H. Bentley was here
last night the very small crowd ct the
Opera house would have been even
smaller.