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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-04
prr 0rans-a(tans.

Sin tD1tli6er S6ulaufaB miro BON
elmer 8erliner Qebrerin mitqetbetlt:
Ser Srangslltan9, Der 0ranaz
utdng brauht ni6t bon 9oume ;berup
nm feline Nabrung ionbern babel blei6t
er rubig oben mang Die gteite. Gr FRET
Sltnge, 9lGtter un0 SafIige SproIen.
Der Srang lltane lit ipie Elm Menid.
Iber 5leii6 braud)t er garnid INNER
pie mir MenIden. Sn Der @efunsens
f6df ntmmt er aub Den Men7tten feline
Ma6rung, penn ~ ole BLOB trie6t,
Wen er auf ben 9dtme feline Nabrung
finOet get er an Den Manoe hes Waz
Bers. Gr bat cine gepaltiqe Stins.
Die tpirt bur6 Ben &eblIuf nod
I@limmer unb Ole anoeren Sbiere err
I6reten ror feline geipaltige Stine.
9arum bat er atpei Teinoe, Die inn
angreifen unb bus iinb Die Ti9ers
i1lanqe unb bas arotooil, 9(uf ooS
&rotooi( iprin9t er rauf uno baul i6m
nit !SGnbe uno Sibs uno ipenn boS
ni6ts belft. idli3t er inn oie &eble
unb beiit inn ois aiefer uuf unh Damn
1T er nit baSTelbe fertia. Mit Die
SigerI6ldnge pdro er nod i6neller
fertig. Die beiBt er Elm barmol uno
oenn lit lie balo tot. Der Sdeer mub
iid for1eben penn cr inn niht BON
lpeiten idiebsn lam, benn Der ltebt er
teinen Spab. Ser Sranqslltang
friegt ale Sabre Elm Sunaes. 9as
bat iie fer lib. 9a5 1T ndmli6 Die
Iffenliebe. Der Srang baut Ii6 ale
Mbenhe ein Neit, iporin er Ole Naft sl
braudt. Weine Mutter fat mir ooh
lieb ober feline Nffenliebe, benin is tayt
mir audi man6mol."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-04
Atttunsm aus Tauinen9sfabr.

Die Mirfrng Ser 2apinsn in Sen
Ilpen lit auberoroentli6 perldieoen
uno bdnst ppn aQerlei 3ufdaen ab.
sSn einem ensen Sbale BON Suoitarien
(SIbtiroD iab cine 9duerin iiber iiA
,ine Canine losseben; Die Srau biieb
ipie 9elGbmt itsben uno belt Ii6 fir
berloren. Su faBte iie Der 2uftorud
uno fbleuoerte lie iiber ole neben Dem
Wese sdbnenoe gadI6ludt pobl 70
Shritt nett auf cine jen1eitise Berg
baloe, mo bic Srau unperlebt liessn
bIieb, pabreno Der 2aipineni1nee in
Die ShlnGt bineinltirSte unb fie big
gum Hanoe ausfiiIte. SIN Pibtbol
WorbtiroD sing Elm Bauer on einsm
Mbgrunoe porbei. Der ,ipobl feds
&irhtbiirme tief" ipar, als iiber ibm
tine Canine losbrdd unb i'm NITRIC;
gang in S4nee e~insebiiut, fam er una
ten ar uno bate nur cine Shramme
am &opfe oaponsetraeen.
SIN Deferss9entbale (OfttiroD trieb
Elm 9irt cine grobe Sesroe S6afe Dor
ii1 Der. ga bemertte er plDblih cine
arobe llnrube inter ben Sbieren. gr
blieb fteben. idoute lumber uno bordte,
fpobet er elm 2rObnsn gu b0ren glaubte.
Sofort lief er suriid. uno piele S1afs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-04
pampferfabrt nor so 9abrrm.

@on Ser eriten 9ampferfabrt iiber
ben Mermelz Sanal lit in einem alien
belgilden Slutte nod cine e~insebenoe
G6iloerun9 er6alten. Die Netle sina
bon 2onbon mad Sapre, begann am 8.
MGr5 1916 uno bauerte neu Sage!
Wnlab gu Dem ntiibnen llnternebmen."
70 beibt es in Dem 9eri6t. CAB Der
llmitanb, bab Der ipGtere fransoiiide
5inunaminiiter Saeques 2affitte, Der
bamals 8antgcuperneur, Mbeoer uno
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mar, ii6 perz
geipiHerr pollte, .pas on Der neuen
9ampfidtfffobrt Iei." gu Dem 3pede
beauftraste er einen Sffi5ier ieiner
SeselIdiffseleli9aft Namens Inoriel.
gu jebem Preis Elm 9ampfboot aus
England gu bpIen uno na9 paris gu
bringen. NnOrisl reiit ab. Sn Sen
2onooner 9pds finbet er orei Der ees
fudten 8oote uno fault bas grDbte,
bos 52a SUB lang uno 16a Sub brett
1T unb cine MuIdine bon ieds pferoez
trdftsn bat. Gr tauft es .Gliie" unn
tritt bic HeiIe an. Gein srites @ben>
teuer lit. bob '6on bel Grapeseno auf
Der Sbemie Elm eneliider autter Den
9ampfer periuIgt. aaum in See,
ipirb Die r@liIe" bon .inem Siiopelt
fturm beimgeIudt. 9is entiebte Manns
fdaft murrt, uno Mnbriel iiebt il6 eez
nDthist, iein S6iff na6 9unseob in
Siherbeit gu b~rinaen. Mm Is. Mdrs
miro 81, See rubiaer. uno Der Sampfer
nimmt feline Reiie tpiebsr auf; aber etn
relier Sturm brift fog, Mnb cine Woge
reibt bon Den 8aoern bes Bootes bier
Sdaufeln meg. Mnbriel fdldst flh
barauf bis Nelpbapen burh. ND er Den
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-04

S4aoen ausbeiTert, nm am II. Dor
elmer 9roBen 3uI6auermenge Don
neuem ob3u6ampfen. Ge9en Wtttter7
na6t erbsbt iiGj mieoer Elm Sturm, nno
Die 8eidBung pirft iid auf uno lp1l
6urGals mad Gnglono 5uriit. Nber
@noriel beItebt auf Der Weitertdbrt,
trDltet Die Watro1cu nit ie einem 0las
RIm uno I@iirt oa8 SeNeIfeuet. 0aS
llnpetter nimmt gu, Der Raoodmpter
rolt CANA entIeBlid. Stur3ieen gepen
iiber Sed uno l6leuoern ben 8ran5o<
fen nieber6olt al 8ooen. Nis Nnortel
nunmebr ouf einiQe g(uqenblide IN ole
Sabine eilt, fGQt Der Ofen nm uno IS
sntItebt Seler, oa3 aber nod 9liidlif
oel0i6t miro. Sn3fpiIden ordn9en
6ie MannI6aftsn INNER meRr ouf Die
Hiidtebr nab Gnglano, aber Nnoriel
beIdlpi6tigt iie Ouourd, oaB er Dem
,riten BON i6nen, Der 2an6 meloe, brei
qan3e Slafhen Rum perlpridt. lInh
ridtia, alsbalo ertOnt Der Huf:
.Tren6 light" Man fat SABRE in
Sidt; es it am 18. Mdr5 Morgens
6 ubr. Sn Der 6erne treu8t Elm Qoots
ienboot, aber faum bat iein Sniuiie
oa8 fremourtige Sdiffsunge6suer be-
merit, ais er troB Der Notb3ei@en On
briefs ra6 Dem 6dfen auSreibt. 2(ne
briel perIudt, O6ne 2ootIeu gu lun6en,
un0 nm 8 llbr Itcbt er, BON elmer RE
iiQen Uolt8menge begriibt, auf Dem
Cta0en. Wen er aber ni6t BORT porz
fin0et, lit Der @ertreter ieiner Rbez
beret. Nn0rtel mub i'm in Ietner
Wo6nung gu Supre aufIu6en unO fin
bet nit DER MelOurQ, bab er nit einem
9umpfer ans Gnqlano TONNE, an
fdn9S gar tcinen @louten. Der Ser
treter tpd6nt, iein Gait polle i'm bin
feln uno lei NIT Ser qoIt BON Calais
9efommen: oab Elm 9ompfboot Bel
{ol6em Gturm cine Ssereile MAIDEN
t0nne, bdlt er fir unm0glif. Dim fol-
Qerbsn Sage tritt Nnoriel Sic Seine
binolf Die Weiterreiie na6 pari5 an.
Gm %. Mdr5 aebt ole rGIiIe" am
Mdrsfeloe por @nter. 9ier erbGlt fe
apei Gunonen, INN Salut Idieben 3u
t0nnen. GnhIi6, om 2. Iprit, fG6rt
Der 9ampfer an Sen Suilerien porbei
unb feuert bie porgeI6rieberen q
S6iFe ab. 2uopiQ XNIII. ober
fpenbet lei Ser 8egriiBung peri1nli6
ieinen @eifdu, inOsm er .majeitGtii8"
in Ole !Sdnbe tlatI6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-04
Beoanken(plitter.

e'enn Der Sonn9tiae 3%ulauot, iaoen bic
eal'eh; "er bat feline Ouruebme g elnnuna!s
Wtr uberipinoen cher eineu itartcn @soz
her, ais cine eiGcne SdlpGhe.
seoer ftibrt a~iueierlei Mab unb 0smiht.
cues fur rb, zines fir ale anberen.
Wander sIaubt ihon oesbolb elm ms,-
IWtHlenner an 'ein, neil cr mebr idledte ais
quite erfabrnn9en Oemabt bat.
ger Gdhsr 1T elm 10 aierlid Gina mn
Sea 10 sssiaaet fir Winte nit benz ,3aun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-04
1lntcr Irhrntiinurrn.

nIdo S6r 6reuno lit jebt in @mes
rita 8elner, na6oem er Iein aanses
@ermp9en ~pergeubet bat9"-.Sa; =
er fdrieb mir beute, id Iole mid nit
meinen lebten fiinf3ietauIenb Mart
ettpas beeilen, ga er mir seraoe audi
cine Steluna be5pr9en t0nnte."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-04
Hua klrt.tr A,1tlrrrnhn,d,ru.

Sansl miro DO" isiner Mutter our6s
aeprii9elt; anfanas bdlt er ar6 rubig
ben itrafenben Strei6en Itano, enolid,
ipiro's inn aber sulpioer, er hrebt ii6
nm unb ruft Der Mutter gu: ,0rl, nit
ipiepiel SferbetrGften bauIt Su MIDI
benn eigentli6 pieoer9"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-04
HrrHunSuiBnpu.

"Sasen Sic, Sean, lit Die junae
Sans beute pirtlid jung uno frifd9"
-"Sm bd5 lit InIi1tsia6e, Serr
Baron Sol! Nd, Damn. bin i9 gang
Sbrer Inii6t, Sean! SeItsaen Sic
llns Hebriiden."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-04
6cOulo.
Don u, lNahsrnasrl.

Gs 1T @coulp Gin ruubtr Straub,
@pl Sprncn ollCr GEoen,
unb ipcr ibm uobt, Der merit IS aud
Gu 6iBen unO an SlGnOen.
1lno bcunob Tag i'd; lab bic Mitb'
Sid nimmernlebr per0rieben,
Ssi's auh nit 5brdnen, ipdt uno frib,
Sbn treulib 5t begieben.
&L
urplDblih miro er ijber 9taht 81 ,
9cin Wtiibeu Dir belObncr, r
9penn iibcr oil neu 9ornen lOdt :
Gin Strdu6 BON Npitutronen. y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-04

Wfart.
Stobl uebersie BET Ser
S6reinsr 9oduri BON Miesbaben,
SeiIens NaTal, bate ii6 als .Grz
perbs5peig" oas Siehlen BON paleiots
getpGblt unb innerbalb Ron brei Moz
naten nitt peniaer als 63 llsberaieber
IAN iid eebradt." 9oduri untsr=
nabm in Der 9usiibung ieineS pc
rufes" Heiien nad 6rantfurt q. M..
8arlsrube, Munnheim unb meter BEN
N6ein binunter unb iu6te nit 8prs
liebe Die GarberoberGume bDbsrsr
3ebranItalten auf; Die ~gsItoblelien
llebsr3isber puroen f6leunisit perz
fanft. No6bem er idon in Wies=
BADEN feline. erite 9eItrafuna BON Il
Sabren 9efingnib erbalten bate, err
bObte iiineitbin bas @eri6t in Bonn,
R%beinprooin3, fir feline SisbitGble in
Bonn uno in Srantfurt biele Gtrafe
auf 3tpet Sabre. Bon bier aus miro
Der Sieb cine ipeitere unfreiipiliee
Munoreiis antreten. UNI aud an arz
oeren Stdtten feiner yWirtiamfeit"
Den sebiibrenoen 2obn gu empfansen.
s unb ais Hctter. 9ag
Sdpnrgeri6t in 3psibriiden, @beinz
pfal5, p~erurtbeilte por Sturgeon ben 40
Sabre alten Gabrifarbeiter Tiener aus
Ylrmafens gu oebn Sabren 3udtbaus.
Diener fam am 80. Nopember ,. &.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-04
Sur6nefiebte qcm pp #

9ur6aefiebte apm p o IT.
lit fir feinere Sdmereien uro
bel faltem feuften gobsn iniofern fsbr
%ipertbpoa. als bieielbe iiber bic teiGten
9eete geftrelt. grDbers @drme perurs
iadte uno baburd Die Gamen fdnels
Ter uno sleidmdbiser gum &simen
brinst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-04
Geoanksnfplitter
9onicno fnbreh Steinc an,
SGk Der Meiiter hnuen fnnu.

wi " WIN UNINEE VWTVs
Sintcr mandem Mcriben lit nebr, OILS
,pas feline 6afdbc peripri6t. ;"
$40 bas erDBte Suntet, ba Der er6bt:
Siiniel.
Gie feline 0iisc lit bic ssiGbrl:6er:- benz:
fe tpiro leidter scslcubt. "ti
@enn bu beine Sbir' often bdftit, senr
Dir feline: bnrb's S6IiHsua9 queen. --ga
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-09-28
Narrowly u J lEsc caped
With His Life

The visit Of Special Agent
Morris Of the Pennsylvania Fire
Insurance company in company
with Local Agent Powell to
Fort Totten last Friday, reveal
ed the fact that Rev. Father
Jerome narrowly escaped death
in the fire over there recently.
When the Catholic residence
was on fire the night Watchman
had hard work arousing Father
Jerome from a heavy sleep. He
had barely time to escape with
his life and did not save a par
ticle Of his personal effects,
which included his splendid
library, upon which he had no
insurance. The two agents
satisfactorily adjusted and paid
to Rev. Sister M. A. Hart for
the damage done to the build
ing, and this is where Powell
gets good ad for his insurance
company for which he will have
to pay 10 ceEts a line.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-09-28
ants Isx llibits
From Ramsey

Commissioner Gilbreath, Of the
state agric ultural depart ment, is ia
Springfield Ill. preparing d North
Dakota exhibit at the county fair
there. He wired a. M. Powell to
send him good exhibit Of yege-
tables grown in Ramsey county
this year, and Mr.. Powell at once
got busy and is gail hering togeth-
er fine specimens that will open
the eyes Of Illinois farmers who
are trying to compete with us on
their gh-priced land. Mr.. Gill
breath is visiting the county fairs
in Illinois ard Iowa and has
North Dakota exhibits at each
one Of the. In tLis he is doing a
great work for the different
counties of North Da kota, proving
that he is well qualified for the
important position he holds in
this state, that Of commissioner Of
of agriculture and labor
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-09-28
HIGH SCHOOL
REPORTERS

st5GF7
The opening exercises Sep
tember Goth were begun with a
piano solo by Don Prosser, and
then Harold Dodge delivered
Catiline's Defiance in q stir
ring manner. This Was especi-
ally appreciated by the Cicero
stud dents.
Not long ago the Physics
students were confrontad with
this prob blenl: With IA l6 lb.
weight and a quantity Of sand,
how can you obtain q quantity of
sand weighing exactly i lb. ? 1t
seemed to them impossible un-
It'll Prot. Miller dropped a hint
and then they all joined in a
hearty laugh at its simplicity.
The new white curtains at the
windows in the assembly hall
give decided finish to the
room. @
W0 OF our alunanai sisters,
Anna Serulmgard and Marion
Mitchell are taking d post
graduate course id shorthand.
Monday morning Emma Sever.
son was unable to remain at
school. Her classmates were
glad 10 see her again on Tues
day.
ednesd lay Sept elnI1er 18th,
Miss G ella Dueli was a welcome
visitor of the Hig ID School.
Monday s program was with
out d musical selection, but AL
were greatly pleased by Miss
Exelia 9eauch chalnp's rendition 81
The Secret Of Murder, 3 by
Daniel w ehster.
Friday epteIaber q, tht
rhetorical class was well repre-
scented by Grace Henry and
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-09-28
Garske Will Have
substantial Cir OWtll

NJ. G. Buckley, travelling
auditor Of the Imperial Elevator
company, on w ednesday prlr-
chased quite a number Of lots al
5Garske at which station on. the
Farmers railroad his company
will at once establish a we'll
stocked lumber yard. The gates
will swing open to the public
for business about Oct. 18th.
The Inter- Ocean is informed
that several other lines OF busii-
ness will be established at
.Garske before the snow flies.
Last year over 450, 600 bushels
of grain were marketed at this
thriving burg, and about the
same record will be made this
year. People looking for a de
sirab1e business location are nto
passing up Garske
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-09-28
Work Z i 4 essing
Satisfac torily

Contractor Livingston reports
that he will complete the rail-
road bridge across the lake at
Pelican Point within ten days.
at which time the steel gang
will probably reach that point.
There is consid derable grading to
be done between this city and
the lake vet, but it is expected
Ito have this work completed and
the rails laid into the city with.
in thirty days.
A large gang Of men are now
lat work on the double track be-
tween here and Churchs Ferry
land another one working out of
lSt. John on the Brandon branch.
Trains will be- running into
Brandon this winter.
Work on tie round house and
Ishops is still being delayed for
want of sufficient help. tt ii
believed, however, that this
Iobstacle will now soon be over-
come, as laborers will be more
plentiful now that threshing is
about finished.
The new depot will be com
lpleted within thirty days.
DWyer Bros, the ST. Paul
/ plumbers, sent a crew of men
here the first Of the week to
Install the heating plant in
the new building. The boiler
which will produce q, 600
square feet Of heating surface
will soon be placed in posi-
Ition. There will be 2S radi-
lators throughout the building.
A tar paper and slate roof
will be put on in a few days. I
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-09-28
Banner Y eaf
For City Realty

Landman Powell reports that he
has sold more city real estate
since May LIST Of this year than he
did IN the past twenty years since
he has located in this city. Last
Monday he sold seventeen lots
west Of the flour mill, mostly to
outside parties who will erect
dwellings upon them in the near
future. He looks for even greater
activity in Devils Lake property
next year, as every ybody is talking
Devils Lake property, visitors and
residents alike. Long headed in
Vestors from the ast who have
investigated the possib bilities of
the city, and inspected the exten-
sive improvements being made by
the Great Northern railroad in
the new shops. round house,
depot, etc, are buying city prop
serty for spec alton. Every body
remarks the cheapness at which
city realty is held. and are Of the
opinion that local holders do not
realize the fact that Devils Lake
IS bound to be the third largest
city III the state, if not the first.
Bntthat's q way we people ! have.
Those who sell now will be buy
ing back al double the price some
day, and vii think they are get.
ting the property mighty cheap.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-09-28
Fun Hunter S Club
Have q p @ or I iif1le

The Fun Hunter S club are now
in annual session on their large
preserves on the shores of Sweet
water lake. They own 160 acres
of land for hunting purposes,
and will probably buy another
quarter section next summer if
they discover they can't find
enough fun on their present
possessions. The club is COM
posed of Fred and Charley Bak-
er, Frank Prosser, Edgar Hodg-
kinson, George Juergens, Rich
ard and j. Daeley, Billy Greene
and Dr. CreWe. Occasio sionally
they invite a friend to 60 out.
and help them find fun. Dr..
BroWnlee and Charley Doyon5
were the latest victims. Greene
and Crewe took the guests in
the clubs gasoline launch
across the lake. This is the
first degree in the initiation of
the visitors. When the launch
gets about half way. across the
lake the pesky engine balks,2
and Chief e Electrician Greene
|sudd denly finds it impossible to
navigate the vessel. This is
part Of the Initiation. lie the
guest happens to be a gasoline
expert like Charley Doyon, he is
called upon to save the ship
from the ulfing waves by
getting the engine sin motion.
iiOf course Charley couldn, t make
| the engine go that is part Of
!. the play to take the conceit out
of an expert. Then the
other guest, which happened to
!. be DR.. BroWnlee, is the only
:one in the boat who is provided
with high topped rubber boots.
! That's s also another part of
the play The boat is stuck Oh
EaEeef and IL behooVes the man
with the rubber boots to wade
ashors and carry the unfortu-
nate occupants 3f the boat on his
back They say BroWnlee per-
formed this service faithfully,
and landed the three shipwreck-
sed passengers safely on the
shore. And he and Doyon both
irrnly believe that the whole
performance was on the square.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-09-28

Irans-co ontinental tours, from the
Atlantic to the Pacific; one trans
Atlantic tour, and playing three
times from British Columbia to
the Gulf Of Mexico. They are
the only Canadian band honored
with an. engagement at the great
Worlds Fair, receiving the only
letter of recommendation issued
by the Bureau of Music, Which,
concluded as follows:
We are sorry that your fu-
Yture engagements in Europe will
not permit you to play a return
engagement at the exposition for
we feel sure that you would be
warmly welcomed by every de
partment and conefssion con-
nected with the exposition, but
also by the vast throngs of peo-
pie who visit the exposition
daily.
The Kilties were the first and
only band to play it's entire en-
gagement in Festival Hall.
The Kilties nine months tour
of Great Britain was the longest
ever made by any other band.
The Kilties appear in full killed
regimentals at the armory, af-
ternoon and evening Of October
18th.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-09-28

There will be a public sale of
15 head Of work horses, 10 head
Of cows and young stock, farm
machinery and household goods,
on the Torgerson farm, q miles
south Of Churchs Ferry, Tues-
day, Oct. 2. Everything will
go to the highest bidder. .
E. K. Dahley, Prop.
Crank Hyland, Auctioneer.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-09-28
A Band With a Record

The Kilties Band, Canada's S
greatest concert band who ap-
pear at the Arrnury, Oct. 18th,
hold the record for concerts
given and miles toured. The
Klitites are now in their 18th
=semi-annual tour. In that time
they have given over 8, COO con-
scarts and travelled over 250, 900
miles, they have made three
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-09-28
4Ees&5&z,x,4senl 5z,,s n
% the Housewife

Don't begin your fall cleaning until you have
bought some disinfectants and germ killers and
few things which will make your work easier
BORAX-For washing woodwork and walls
BON AMI-For cleaning windows, mirrors
and picture glasses.
CHLORIDE-For securing and dsenfectng
closets, pantres and all hidden crevices
CRUDE OIL--For polishing your furniture
and making it look like new
TELEPHONE = And our messenger will
bring any or all Of the above with every possible
speed When bought in bulk, the prices are very
much lower.
Make your home first hygienically clean, then
beautiful
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-09-28

David Shelver, who delivered
The Old Clock ION the Stairs
Touissant L'InVerture'' re-
spectively. The school was de-
lighted with u vocal solo by
Miss Adele Thompson.
The Misses Lottie Sparks and
Anna Serumgard spent a short
time in the High School last
Friday atternoo
The High School reioices to
see one of its old members re-
turned. Mr.. Lawrence Ryan
has again resumed his studies.
Miss Whipple commenced
work as musical director in the
High School, Tuesday morning.
Under her able supervision we
may expect fine results before
the year is out. The class will
meet; three times a week.
Miss Maud Sprague, .O5, left
Tuesday afternoon to resume her
studies at the University of
North Dakota.
The Junior Glass held a meet
ing Friday night to organize for
the coming year. The follow
| ing officers were chosen:
Preside Howard Maher.
ice Pres. Mary Daeley.
Secy. and Treas. Eva Serum
gard.
Charlie Cock kburn, Mary Daeley
and Bertha Small were appoint
led a committee of three to draw
lup q constitution.
The High School boys gave a
reception in the /. o. o.. r.
hall Saturday evening. All re-
port a splendid time.
Robert Colllnson has been abb
sent from school for several
Idays.
The class in debating under
Prof. Godward is going to de-
liver a debate next week before
1.-THE High School. The question
lis: Resolved that the railroads
Tot the United States should be
foWned and operated by the
Igovernment. The affirmative
Twill be presented at openin5
Iexercises on Thursday morning
land the negative on Tuesday
Inaprning !.
Kindle Johnson was called
from school Tuesday m orning
on account of the death Of his
father in Montana. We extend
our sympathy to Kindle in his
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-09-28

Kindle johnson was called
from school Tuesday m orning
on account of the death Of his.
father ia Montana. We extend
our sympathy to Kindle in his
bereavement.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-14

two roads affecting the status Of the
men now on the electric locomotives,
and the adjustment committee Of the
Erie locomotive engineers announced
late today It had come to an agree
ment with the officials of that sys-
tenn.
The firemen's committee will confer
further with the New York Central
and New York, New Haven q Hart
ford officials concerning the questions
of increased wages and shorter hours
IL was said at the Offices of the Erie
system late today that there will be
no trouble in reaching an agreement
with the firemen at the proper time.
as President Underwood's letter to
Chief Hanrahan was not a refusal to
grant concessions to the dissatisfied
men, but simply a request to hold off
until settlements could be made with
yardmen, switchmen, brakemen and
other employees of the company.
1t was said that when these adjust
ments sha have been made the de-
mands of the firemen will be taken
up and those considered reasonable be
granted