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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-07-04
DEATH or MRS. CHAS. BEER.

Mrs. Chas. Beer passed away ar
her home on Flynn street, this city.
of consumption, at 8 o'clock Satur-
day morning, June 3Oth, after lin
gering illness of several years, dur
ing which time her patience was
marvellous, The funeral was held
from the Christian church, Of which
the deceased was member, at 2::30
o'clock Monday afternoon and the
interment occurred in Redwood GEM
etery.
Mrs. Beer was born in Dodge.
county, Wis, Oct. 18th, 1850. and
moved with her parents, George H.
and Cornelia Harris, to Belle Plaine,.
this state, Aug. A, 1854, where she.
grew to womanhood. She was mar
ried to Chas. Beer Oct. 18th, 1870
and they lived in Scott county con-
tinuously until 1892, when they
moved to Redwood county. A hus-
band and three children Charles
Beer, Jr., Mrs. John Whitcomb and
Miss Jessie Beer, survive her. Two
sisters, two brothers and five grand
children also survive her.
Mrs. Beer united with the Church
OF Christ when Is years of age. and
lived to be an honor to the cause of
the Master, whom she delighted to
serve. "She hath done what She
could and the world is better for her
having lived in it,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-07-04

BELVIEW AND ITS BORDER.
From The Independent

Rev. A. O. Aasen attended the
synod meeting at Pelican Rapids
last week.
Otto Goethe and family were up
from Redwood Falls on Wednesday
of last week.
G. c. Enestvedt and wife had a
tin wedding anniversary celebration
on Sunday of last week.
The Independent of last week was
an all-home print paper, eight pages,
and some magnificent advs. therein.
Dad. Tuttle issued 1000 copies of
the edition, and advertisers will get
their full moneys worth.
c. j. Rice, who resided in Belview
up to three years ago, arrived here
Saturday evening from his North
Dakota home, to visit over the
Fourth. Mr.. Rice has been very
successful financially in North Da-
kota.
Mrs. J. M. Thompson and family
drove from here to Renville Satur-
day, where they will visit for several
days before going to their future
home in Devils Lake. Their house
hold goods were shipped out Friday.
The departure Of Mrs. Thompson
and children, like the good-by of
Jess, was a hard one for all Belview
people to witness.
The death of Nels H. Sandager.
one of the oldest residents of Swedes
Forest township, and also one of the
best known men in this section of
the county, occurred very suddenly
after the graduation exercises in
this village Friday evening. Heart
failure was the cause of death. Mr..
Sandager was about So years old.
He leaves wife and several grown
up children. The funeral occurred
from the Rock Dell Lutheran
church, of which the deceased had
long been member, Sunday after
noon, and was largely attended.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-07-04
oath NEWS.

V. V. Vine drove to Wabasso on
Sunday.
Mrs. L. H. Hodge drove to Vesta
on Thursday.
w. A. Hauck attended the Mckee
Pickett nuptials at Wabasso on
Thursday.
6. R. futile, wife and son spent
several days recently with friends in
South Dakota.
Attorney Howard was transacting
legal business in the village a.couple
of days the past week.
A. W. Milbradt left for Water
town, S. D., the first of the week to
look for employment.
Mrs. Berger and three youngest
children of Saltwater are the guests
of Mrs. G. H. johnson.
Grandma Johnson spent the past
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-07-04
WABASSO.
From The Standard

Last Saturday VIM. Sinclair, work
ing for Beebe & Vaughn's ditching
outfit, had the misfortune of having
his knee thrown out of joint by the
kick of one of the horses he was
caring for.
Beebe & Vaughn have just COM
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-07-04

week visiting with her daughter,
Mrs. Henry Fish at Belview.
Mrs. Frank Hassenstab returned
on Friday from a two weeks visit
with relatives and friends at Young
America.
Corner DR.. H. F. Aldrich of Bel
view passed thru here on SATURDAY.
enroute to Wanda whittier he was
summoned to look after a case of
suicide.
Mrs. w. A. Hauck and children
returned from Worthington on Sat-
urday, where they had been spend
ing couple of weeks visiting a sis
ter of Mrs. Hauck.
Next Sunday occurs the annual
mission feast of the German Luth-
eran congregations of Scaforth and
Sheridan. 1t will be held in the A.
0. U. W. hall at this place.
George E. Maltby estimates that
ne will pick between $500 and 5000
quarts of strawberries from his
patch this year. On Wednesday of
last week his pickings alone amount
ed to over 400 quarts. On the day
following he shipped several hun
dred quarts to foreign markets.
With the Whittet and other pick
ings the quantity crop around Red
wood Falls for 1906 has been a good
one.
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and the rest of US will stay at home
the Fourth.
Alfred Nelson burned his hand on
Friday evening while filling a gaso-
line can, and is unable to perform
his duties as delivery boy for the T.
c. Swoffer grocery store.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-07-04
A SAMPLE OUTFIT

according to the illustrations here
in shown continually on exhibition
at their North Redwood machinery
depot.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-07-04
To Cure a Cold in One Day.

Druggists refund monev if it fails to cure
+. W: 6 ROVE'S signature is on each box. 25c
% sgt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-24
Mnfidlnb fir Hram Wners.

&onios Stir, 0io., %. Ge3.
- Gid)ter Sobn i. Gbilips pom bic.
iigen 9unoesoiitriftseeridt ging ollf
Den &abenS Gorpus.Intrag Ser i'm
@ci0isllib III 2ibertp, DO, betinir-
ten 6rou Ignes Mpcrs eiu, ipelhe
lpegen Grlnoroung ibres @attell am
10. Sanuor bingeridtet meroen ioa.
Der Sd)eriif crbiclt oie @eiiung,
Sral Diners ollt 81. 5. DC. Dem Sc
rid)t por5ufiibren. @pupernatr 6plf
ioIl crfldrt baben, CT lperoe lid meoer
SIT @iulIten Der 6rau Mpers, nod
ibres Mitiduloigen, 3ronf Spttmoil,
ipeiter einmiiden. nad)oem linen id)on
oiermal ein Iltfid)ub bemiQigt NOR
ben. aber blrd) bos 5obeas Corpus
&erfa6ren fonn bod cine Ser5ogeru,g
cntItebeu.
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Madipicl anm @iQcttc:Yrpseh.

Utica, Ny, %. 0e5ember. -
Sm Serloufc Der Sdlub- Blaioopcrs
I'M @iQettezGro5eB bottc Die Gertbel-
bigung Die 9ebouptllng ouigeitellt,
pern man Die Gednllngen Der IerSte
ourd)idbe, ipeldc Die Sbollftion @roct
9roipn's porgenommcn boben, 10
miiroe man iif iiber5ell9en, boB cine
Gurdltederei itattgeiunOen babe.
Gen Superpiioren bon Serfimer.
Gou1tp licaen icbt Die Gcdnungen
Dor, unb Tie bobcn iie 5unGd)it cincm
Gonlite bon flint Mitglicoern sur
Eriifung ilhergeben, nno oieies bat
einen Inrualt engagirt, ipeld)er ibu1
be5iiglid Der Hedtsfrogen Hotb cr-
theilen ioa. lleber Den 9etrag ser
Heh1nnaell NOR nod llidts in e.-
faDrltng 5l 6rinaen.
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Sdaocn sri,t Sbeil cricbt.

@opnesburg, Ea., %. Ge5.
Der Gonflirspermalter Cunning
bam Don Der bieiigen n6ormcrs ano
0ripcrs @nnf" fat Gigentbumslper-
tbe i'm 9etrage bon 100000 fir Die
Gonfnrsmoiie nit 9eiblag belegt. IS
banoelt lid, nm 9eiistbiimer oes fril-
berei, aailirers uno DISQUALIFICATION
Ser 9onf, Hinebart, nno oes Shes
riffs Sobn ). aobert. llntcr Sen 9e-
listbiinern befinbet lid, Hinebart's
Y~ripatboiis. neld)es 100000 ipertb
ieirl ioQ, iorpie aoblenldlloereien uto
9alparselen. Ias aoblenlano alein
lo0te ST 100000 mertb ieii, aber &c
nate Eriifunaen baben oiele Sd)ot-
5ung mcientlid) 1erabgeiebt. Sopeit
hefonnt eclporocn, lit Die Sumnle,
iibcr welde geidlidte Bed)icl pprban-
ben iino, iidt 9roBer ais 100000.
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Sdulc nieocraebranut.

Gb icogo, 90. Se5entber. = 0os
iiebenitodiae 8ebGiloe ser ct. Sta
nislaus g Yarpdialid)ule al Der @de
BON Noble- uno 9roolepitraBe muroe
an iriiben Moraen ourd 6eller SER
lt0rt. Ger 9ranoiboben miro ani
S250,000 bcred)net. Die S%ebranltnlt
Der ct. S~tanislaus- @emeinoe wllroe
non naDe5n 1000 Sdiilern, mciltens
ainoern polniidler Serfitnit, beilld)t.
SIN oberIten Stodmerf mobtten nabe-
81 Munoert SrbensIdypeitern inter
Nufiidt Der Eriorin Sd)meiter Goge-
ria, Die ollie gerettet muroen. 6iinf-
sig polniide Gereine batten in Dem
@cb1uoe lire 8eriamnLul1eslofale.
Sas 3clter ioIl i'll einem bieier Ser
cinsr1iime sum alsbrud) 9efonmen
leil.
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GrSbiidppf Srclanb iiber ben Gonilift
in TranfrcidD.

81. Saul |, Minn., %. Gesember.
= Gr5biId)of Srelano preoiate belite
III Der bieiigen aotbebrole iiber bas
Shenla STRIDE uno Stnot IN Sronf'
reid" uno erfldrte oorin Die eegens
mdrtige Gage in Sronfreih 5mor fir
cine ernite, iebod nid)t oeiperote. Gr
~propbe5eite einen befrieOi9enben slils.
gang oes Samples iiir Die Stride 10.
mobl, mie fir ben Staat. ingte ieood)
nid,t, ME ODER aii ipeld)e @eiie lid
oieier beirieoi9cnoe Ills.ang poa5ie-
fen neroe. Sm llebri9en p~ertbeioigte
or ben Stanopit1ft Der STRIDE mo crs
fI1rte, Die 3rcnnnng oerielbcn bonn
Stoate in Sranfreih beoeute llnreht
ltFo ltnterbriidung, mGbreno tie bier
SIT 2onoe 6reibeit u,o @crehtiafeit
bebeiite. gr ieste bonn ben Inter,
id)ieo IN Den Serb0ltniiieu Sronf.
reid)'s nuo Der Ser. Staoten in Die
ier In~aelegenbeit n1bcr aliseinanoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-24
Sin Sdliilcritrifc scgcn @cibmadJts-
Tcltlidfcttcu.

Tem.g %. Geaentber. -
Hobbirer unb onbcre Siibrer Der bic
Iigen SSiiben bobelL neil cS ibtleit
nidJt gelunaeip III, Die S%dpulbeboroe
sur Nbbeltellin9 Der iiblid)en @eib-
nodtsieltlihfeiten in oen bieiigen
8olfsidpnlcn 5il bciueeen, beihloiien.
cinen Strife Der iiibiid)en Sdrtlfin.
Der 81 peronlolien. Wenn lire El1.
lie ben gepiinidtell Grfplg boben. 10
miro Elm GROCER Ebeil Der Sdiilcr
ocr SItieite morgen nidlt lit ben
Sbulen erid)eineit. % Sltben, mel
dye bas reiormirte Clement iolpobl.
ipie bas o~rtbooorc pertretet, eridJie-
men ON II. Ge5enlber Dor Dem 60
mite fir Erimoridnilen rno INTER
breiteten bemielben ibre G~iniponbc
eegcn Die erip1bntcm 5eitlidfeiten.
gls Die Gr5iebulgsbeb6rbe lettcll
Mitiipody gbenb cine Sitnue bielt,
lieb iie Die eirip1noe unbendytet, unb
Der Strifebeid)liib lit Die 5olge. 9as
Gornite bot Die Glterm israelitiihcr
SduIfinber burd) Die isrnelitiid)e
Treiie eriild)t, bic ainoer am Mon-
taa nift our Sd)ule 5i ld)iden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-24

oil Die Sdupter ser llnabbdngigfeitSs
Fartei geri6tet babe, in peldlem oiele
a~utgeforoert lper0en, cine felte Orga-
niiation burd5uiiibren, unb menn lie
ielbit auf Soften Der onoeren Bar-
telen Der Coalition geid)eben milBte,
ut Die Spannllng i'm aablnet pernlas
re1t gelporoen. @rof In0raIlp bat
mieoerbolt Die SSproerltng g%eitellt, bab
aoiiuth ben in Hebe itebenhen Illfr,tf
5llriid5iebe, a6er ole ieinc Wabnunl*
gen uno 9robungcn bo6en nldbtS &C.
frlldltet.
Sn bieiigen politiI6en &rciien Der
folgt mon Die Strife in Ser Coalition
nit gcfponntem SlltereIie.
aebrentbol ioll ltngori6
lernen.
@ien %. 9c5ember. - Sn ser
itlgnrii6en delegation bat es, ME
aus 9uoopclt beri6tet miro, Dor
SboreSi6luB nod einen itiirmiiden
9lllftritt gegeben. Ger Gelegirte gu.
5otb griff nuf Oas SeftigIte ben ge-
mcilliamen Miniiter bes IellBern,
Ireiterrn b. %9lebrentbal, an. Gr per-
longte II. q. bon inn, CT IoQe hugo
rid lernen.
Srn llebrigcn crleoigte Die llngorts
ldDc Delegation ibre gr6cit, inoem tie
oos lebte 9iibgct nnnabm.
Srau SbiIon'S 0ciites5l.
itan6.
c II, %. 9c5en1ber. - 5nt Dicii.
gen S%onbgerid)t lit Die Nffoire Der
ungliidIiden Srolt Science 0ilon BON
Hc,em allfgerollt lporberl. IS bot
cine nodmoIiee 9eobobtung scr
Giinitlerin altf ibren 8eiites5uitono
unb bos @utod)tcn %5lpeicr Eipdiotcr
ongeorbnct. 9efonntlid) bottc bo3
@cridt oltf @r,tnb elmer ltnterlltdullg
biciiger @eri6t31r5tc sic &itrotel iiber
&clcne Sbilon %perhdngt. CAB lie
obcr ipeoer gciitesfronf, nod gciiteS.
Id)poh iei, 0abin lolitetc Elm @iltad)-
ten bon 9erliner Yipd)iotcr1t, neld)cs
an II. Sftober 5. s. o~bgegeben wllrs
De, Erofeiior Wenbel bon Der Nerlis
aer llr1iperiitdt llnb 8ebein1rot6 Or.
Sonbcr botte1 nad einer iorgfoltigen
9eobod1tuna bon mebreren @oden
0oter, neld)er iid bic aiinitlerin IN
eircn1 Snnotorilun ST. Ennfon ilrtz
ter5ogen bette, ie fir geiItesgeiuno
crflart. 'Srou Dillon bate in Dem
@utodten Scr 8erliner Gipdioter ooa
Wittel 81 finoen gebofit, I'M iid bon
Der iibcr lie perbGngten aurotcl 81 BE-
~ireielr. guf Sen Nusoong oes Ser
fobrcns I'M bieiigen 2~onb9eridt lit
mon in meiteIten areiicn iebr &C.
Ipattt.
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Natte s,uei 1ramen.

Gbicago. Sa., %. 9e5cmber.-
Ser so Sabre alte Charles Sbonbet
bon bier mltroe inter Ser Inflage
Der 9igomie perbaftet. Shonbed
bottc Dor 5man5ig Sabren g%ebeiratbct.
Had, Der @ebnrt bon 5Dei ainoerit
mttrbe ieine 6rau nnbnlinnig, lno
ole Mer5te III Der SrrenanItalt gaben
on, oob ieoe 5offnuilg anf 8ieoerge-
neiung bel Der 6rnu olsgeidloiien
iei. 8or ieds Sabren beiratbete
Sdonbef gum 5meiten Male. Dor
altr5em. muroe niin aber Die erlte
sSrau geninb ilno ueranlaBte. als Tie
uon Der slpeiten Che hires Wannes
borte, ieine &erbaftung.
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Ycroar6citcr Strife.

@oIbfielb, Nep., %. 9cs. -
Webrere E1dter bon 9ergmerfen Dor.
ten gelterll 5u arbeiten olli oa tie Die
Soroerltn9en bon $500 gergleilten.
melde ieit Goullerltag %ltrifen, nid)t
belnilligen mouten. Die Irbeiter per-
lon9ten cine G%rbobung Der 2obne bon
81 ali So pro Gag. ginige Eodter,
beren Fad)t nod etiua II Sagen ab-
lonft, loiien nit oaer aroft arbeiten
unO 5oblen ben geioroertcn Mebr-
lobn. Sbntiddlid) aber lit oie gauge
@rubeuorbeit. nbgeieben bon ben &C.
ltannten Sauen, gum Stialtano &C.
fomnler.
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8emcinredJtlid|e Che nidIt ancrfanmt.

2ima a, O.; %. 0e5ember. - 0oS
bieiige areisgeriht CAB be,lte einc
@ntld)eibullg ah, ourd melhe erflart
miro, Die gemeinredtlide gbe f6nne
nad) ben 8eieten bon Ohio rlid)t amer
fan1t lueroen. 0ie Gntiheibune iuur,
De III Dem Gro5eB eegcn Gopio $.
gates a6gegeben, meld)er nit elmer
Srall, NIT meld)er er nidt aetroilt
mar, 5pei Sobre gelebt uno lie iiberoll
OILS ieine 8ottill %eingefiibrt bate.
Spoter bciratbete Bates cine iunge
Game III Iae1l-9ountp ilrlD mlroc
MN Der 9igamie beiduloiat. Gas
a~reis0erid)t ober bat Die alo9e, mie
oben ol11e1ebell, abaenieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-24
Mns benz Gimcinnati'cr @cfGnanif
c%ntiprnnaen.

Cincinnati, %, 0e5cmber. -
9teln Str1flinae Observation-Disclosures
beltte ibrc Slud)t aus bent bieiigelt
County . @ei6ngniB, oorunter Glo-
renoon Senri, welhcr fiir5lid) in
Neu-yprf pegel gntmenouna oes
b~eriibmten @emdlOes noaS itridenbe
WGOden" aus oem bieiigen &ilnitmll-
lenm uer1nftet mlrOe. Die iibrigelt
6lildtlinge, meldle mebrere Desperate
Gcrbrcd)cr umid)lieben, iino: sSiigb
8aItrig6t, Sobn Curtis, George
Sberroo, Willis Saunoers, @bmaro
Neb, So1n &f, Solcpb Sbottcr
ulo s. Sltton.
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ii / Die cen tie
Sauf6a6n Il.
Ndltitnnben : 0eieB.
gegen Contractor IN c%ritcr
Sniton5 5l leinen l~lngnnltet ent-
iAtoSo,,

>NIiIao 3NSSh Sp'iiNAfpt ~ Nil'N
Sniton5 5t ieinen llngltnlten emit
i6ieoen.
. it 0 II, Woii, %. Ge5enlber. =
Gidter 2ooae le9te I'M 9unoes-Gi-
itriftsgerid)t Dem Contractor @iQion
$. gais cine @eloitrofe bon $500 me
gen Gerlcsung oes @eiescS iibcr oen
S-ltiinoigen Irbeitstog olf. Ser Ser
nrtbeilte botte alrbeiter bel Der grridlz
trng zines Eiers allf Dem Charles
tomner S6iffsbollbof ldngcr, ais od)t
Stunoe1 orbeiten loiicn. Gle gn-
flogc ltiiste lid auf 5mci Safe pon
@cieteSperletung; fiir icoen einSclnell
SaQ murbc Die Strofe nlf $3.50 be.
meIIen. Ser Soa gebt nun an bo5
Sllprcn1c-@ eri6t, neil Die NnlpGlte
Oes angeflo9ten beitreitelL ooB Der
erloB oes 8cietes nod Den 9eltinI-
mllt9en Der Serioiiung 5ul0iiig mar.
Die Infloge IN oieiem Safe lit erbo.
ben mor0erL uni einer ScItiait fir
oas @eieB SIT ldaffcn.
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6eiserifrife int Saben.

$ It 0 II, Ger. %. GeSember.
Gtfpa 800 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der
gSouibern Yaeifie.gabn" In 1eras
uro Souiiiana ginsen seitern an
Strife. neil Die Gompngnie eiu Dor
mebreren Monoten nit ibnen getrof-
ienes gbfommen angeblid miBadJtet
uno perif,ieoene bon Den 2eutert ge-
iteIlie 5orberlingen niht beluiIligt bat.
,sn etlid)en 51aen bat Die gabngeiea.
idaft Neser 5iim eriat fir bic Stri.
fer ongeiteat. Sbr 8erfebr 1T arigeb-
lid ourd) ben Strife nid)t meleittlid
geitort.
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(Surtietnng bpr Set 1. Seite.)
GnSIidl aerettet.

Ger perid)iittete @rubenorbeiter in
Bakersfield in Siferheit.-3lpei
@pten lang ~lebenbig begraben
un6 BON peripeienoer 2eifen I'M.
9eben.
Bakersfield, Ga, %. Seq
6. g. Sifs, ser 8rubennrbeiter, mel
der am Z. 0e5ember ollrf Den Gin
1trrs 6es Sunnels Ser ugoiion @lec-
trie Gotper 60" peridiittet auurbe, lit
I'M 1925 in Ser Iebten Iaht befreit
uno ans Dem Sllnnel gebrad)t lporoen.
Die Rafridt iiber ieine Rettung Der
uriafte groBe sluiregutg unb eineu
nabren Sturm BON Subel in 9aferss
fieIo. Sids beiinoet iid perbdltniB-
nlGbig pobI. @r lag filnI3ebn Gage
lang inter so 3ub tiefem 8eroa in
Dem 5unnel, etma II Weilen noro-
oitlif BON bier, uno filni anoere ars
better, peld)e gleif5eitig NIT inn pers
id)iittet pltroen, falnen llm's 2eben.
Die HettungSarbeiten muroen iofort
bcgonnen, fonnten ieood) in Inbcs
trof)t oes Ioderen GGarafterS oes Sc.
rolls, weldes beltGnbig mieoer nad).
i%tiir3tc, MIR iebr lan9ianc 5ortidritte
MAIDEN.
Ser @erettete bat oils Soloot in
Der 9unoesormec gebient u1tb ioll
cine 9einiidptng BON Snoionerblllt
in ben Ioern baben. Die StanDbaf=
tigfeit, nit lpelfer er ietne ldJredlis
die Gage ilber 5rpei Wofen lang aus.
belt, crregt ollgemeine 9epunoe.
rlng. Gr mar bel %Ieiner 9efreilng
nid)t obgcmngert, ionbern p~olitdnoig
bel arGftelr, nnb bic fir i1n bereit
9cboltcllcn Stinnlloltten inllroen
1lid)t %gebralldlt. 9cfonntlid) battc
mani bolo nod) ben1 Ginitur5 cine 70
Sub langc, 5pei5oaige giienrobrc
burdy bas 8eroQ binab 81 Den Ser
idyiittcten qeitoBen, nnb burdy bieie
Hobre muroc ibm WtiId) lno @aiier
5ligefiibrt. Gas @ebdlf eines, @ogs
gons 6ielt oos @eroQ bon linn ab ii.
bilbete eaten fleilen Houm, IN mel
d)en err liegen fonnte, je0oh idpebte
er Die eanSe 3eit in 5obeSongit nno
fiirdtete jeOen g%ilgenblif, bob oas
@ebdlf 5uiommen breden ooer iih
perid)ieben fonnte. SSn oieiem Sale
iuGre CT iofort perloren geipelen. -
gtad) ser eritcn 8of)e madte Der
@erud Scr pcrlpeicnben 2eifen lei.
ner llngIiidseef1brten ieine Sage
foit unertr1glid. @eitern Nodmit-
tog ihon poren Die Hetter Dem
Geridyiitteten 10 nabe, bab tic inn
bllrd, Elm God inn @ebGlf bie SGn.
De reiden fonnten, utb benno6 boit'
erte es beinabe bis Mitternoht, ebe
or beireit mar. Superintendent So.
nc mod)te ibnt bolb barouf Die Wtit.
tbeilune. bob CT fir sic 9oi,5en IS
Gage uno N1dte, ipelf)e er Inn Slnt@
nell 5ubrafte, polen Irbeitslobu CT.
balten iolle,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-24
@attinmDro NIB Scl6itmurb.

Gbicooo, %. Ge5ember. -
@iQiom @oobridl, ein Sitbrmoltn,
cridoB geitern Sbcnb feline Gbcfrou,
neil ibnr bieicl6c, dis ct flint Gents
BON i6r foroerte, I'M 9ier bofiir foit.
fen 5lt fonner, MIR bier Geltts-ol.
les @elo, mos tie inn Sauie bate -
onbot. Ser Sbdter, meld1er 50 SAB
re oft ipor, beging iofort nadJ Dem
Scrbrcdbell Sclbitll1orb ollrd) einen
5meiten SdnlB. 3uei Godter bes
Gbepaore@ moren 5rgcgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-24

it'd nidt allf Die 9eurtbeilune 6ppo-
tbetilfler Jdlle einlaiien, aber in Der
@iltldeioung be5iigIif oes Sales III
Silo.Garolina ieien Die Goraus-
lesn1gen eri6opfenb 0argelegt, mel
DIE in einem iolden Safe ~erforberlid
leien.
Sir Die eemdnnihe
Can babn.
Sn Ser Warille- Ifaoemie fperben
in fur5er 3eit auber ben idon gegen-
m0rti9 u~afanten $50 bemna6It 202
meitere Stellen fret, uno fir Gonbi-
oateu lperoen I'M Npril unb I'M SUM
Griifungen in ser anitolt abbeebalten
weroen. IS miro. erlpartet, Dab Die
Senatoren uno Hepr1ientanteu bis
gum 4. Wdr5 t. 5. fire Nominationen
MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-24

Ser peri6iittete @rubenorbeiter in
Bakersfield in Sid)erbeit.-3ip
@pfer lang ~lebenbig b~egraben
unb bon perweieuoen 2eiden ltnl.
geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-24
Sin @aubanfaQ?
@citercs iiber bas Nttentat auf Den
Captain Maflin.

0eteftip nit 9~llltbunScn auf ser
Spur oes Ser6re6ers. Ger
nerlpunoete SfiiSier miro mabrs
ifJeinlid nit Dem 2eben oopons
fommel1. - @r gebort 5lln %.
Snianterie = Hegiment, bon mel
d)em orei Gompagnien pegen 0eS
gronnspiller 4liiru6rS ifimpf-
lif cntloiien mnroen. Gin
friegsgeri6tlides S%erfabreH lit
gegen i'm in ser Sdnebe. - Ma.
jor Eenroie's 9erid)t iiber ben
GorfaQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-24

Snoianer Gomntiii1r 2clipp bat
oen &ricgs0cpnrtertcllt Den Tors
ld)log geunod)t, Die lltesSnbioner ans
lltob, meldc Dor einiger 3eit lire
GelerpatioW perlollen bdberL neil es
linen ongeblih an Hobrungsmitteln
feblte, itnb melde banm Del Sort
Meobe. GO, un,5ineelt muroen,
nit lbren 6omilien nad sri5ono 5u
hringen urb an Der .Sonta Sc.
GiIenbabn" arbeiten 81 lolicn. Zen
Hotbbdllten ioa llnterfonmcn &c.
ludbrt iuerben unb baneben iolen
Die Wonner einen 1agelobn bon
$3.50 crbolten. SIN 5riibiabr fonn-
ten Die Selte ouf ben 3iiderriibcil.
ieloern III Colorado 9eld1ftigung
iinben. Gos ariegsbeportemert bot
lif ilber ben gorihIag nod nid)t &C.
1uBert.
u | d5ter @arIan's goIbene
Soh5eit.
Ger beiiitenoe Hid1ter bes Sber-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-21
FOURTH GAME WITH NORFOLK
COLLEG|AAS This AFTERNOON
Shipbuilders Have Wone Over This
Crowd Only Once This Year But
They Have Hopes For Today.

a fast and interesting game Is OK.
pcctcd at the Casino Park when the
Shipbnildcrs meet the Norfolk Collie
gians at 4 o'clock this afternoon
This will be the fourth game between
these teams this season ami as Nor
folk has already won two of the
three played the home team hopes
to even up on the series by capturing
this afternoons match.
l'almcr, who has twice pitched
the home team to victory over the
Portsmouth aggregation, will be ON
the slab this afternoon while fitz.
patrick will twirl for the Colleglans.
Doc" White will play first base for
the visitors while Barry. an cX-Vir.
gina league outilcldcr will play left
field
The lineup Of the mines will be as
follows
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-21
The Use of snrcnsm.

For many years one of the states
was represented In the senate by q
man who possessed many fine qualities
but who frequently injured the causes
he advocated and aienatcd those who
desired to be friendly by his sarcastic
manner both In speaking and in writ
Ing. The senator had nm intimate
Friend who had written TO him to urge
the appointment Of another friend to a
position under the government. To this
letter the senator returned very sar.
castle answer, declining at the same
time to recommend the appointment
1t Is said that lie never forgot the
merlted rebuke he received from the
friend who had suggested the appoint.
lnent.i
My Dear Senator-I think 1t would
be we'll for you to reserve your sar.
rasm for the rapidly increasing mum.
DER of your enemies instead Of Offering
1t to the decreasing number Of your
friends, of whom am one"
Soon after the senator received this
communication he brought about the
desired appointment.