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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28
2ubncrb6bnngcn an Der Sagcsurb'
tllt1tQ.

G6icoeo, Sis, 81. 0e5elnber.
- Die nGbicogo uno goItern Sill
llois 9abn" bat ibren Wnidinen-
balerl, cine 2obnerbobung bon 5mel
Gents fir Die I~rbeitsltluloc bcpiaigt.
Ger Winoeitltunoenlobn betrGgt iett
30 rno Der Sobitlobn 81 Gents.
Sorgo, q. ., 81. Se5ember. -
Seute mrlroe Die Nnfiinoigung &C.
mad)t, baB bic o9tortbern Yaciflc'
9obn" oie 2obne ibrer @epGdleute
nm $40 unb bic Scr Selegrnpbiiter
INN So pro Moilot erbobcn miro.
EittSburg, ga, 81. 0e5. -
Die in ben Sohoien Ioes Maboning.
uno Sbenango-S bales aneeltellten
Arbeiter crbielten Die Intiinoigun9,
Dab lie BON 1. Sanular an cine Gr'
bobung ibrer 2Dbne I'M 10 Ero5eni
,l ermarten baben. Die ireuoig(
lteberraihung barber lit itu 10 gro.
Der, ais Die llnion Der Sohoien . Ir-
better Dor wenigcn Wonaten cine
2obnerb0bung beaniprud)t bate, mil
Der 6oroerung ober abgeipieien mnr'
De. @egen 1000 Nrbeiter iino bel Der
betreiienoen &od)oien angeItelt, mel.
dc gum groBten Sbeil bon Der III. z
Steel Corporation" uno Der ". \
Snpoer so. betrieben meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28
Scncs Manniucib in Chicago.

@obin9ton 9. g., p. GeS.-
Ser ruiiii6e 8eneralfoniul in Chi
cogo, Baron S1ltppenbad), melder
iid bci'm 9otihafter Baron Toiell
gum 9eiu1 ouib0lt, erflart, oaS rnI.
ide 4npoltSbureolt Der Mnte. Nap'
Ian itebe in feilter SerbinOung nit
bem ruiiiid)cn @oninlot, lonocrn ar.
bette MIR gerihtlife AntrGge II. /. N.
aus, pelhe bon 8oniulot 6t beglar'
bleen ieier. Cine 3eit lang iei Wne.
Hoplan ipubrenb Der Gbicugocr Nus
lteIlung ais Glcrt BON ben ruIlilfel,
Gommiiidren beidoftiet poroen un>
ipGter JET tie in gleiher Gigenihafi
pom riiiiihen &oniulat NIT Giidlid)i
atf ibre Sprod)fenntniB unb ihrt
Germenbborfeit beifdfti9t poroen
ober niht oiii5iea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28
%&und,acrid)t pcrcitclt.
Mlob mllBtc nnd) peraeblid)cm Nn-
itltrm iein &or6oben nltigcbcn.

Wiob mltBtc nnd) pergeblidcm Nn-
Itltrm iein &orbn6en n%ltigcbcn.
eos Nn0cleS, Gal., ~. Scj.
- Cine ipiithenoe GolfSmcnge bela-
9erte 0clteru Nndjt mebrerc Stuloen
lang 0ua County = @eiGn9niB, NM
an eilem 2anoItreider, Der pe9en
Grmoroung Nes 6armerS Selrp
2auenmeper IN ser NGbe BON bier per
baitct morOen mar, 2pndinlti5 5t
iiben. Nad mieoerboltcn glngrtffen
5ertrilmmerte Sic Sd)anr sic bol5erne
2lltBentbiirc Oes @eiQngniiies, bod Die
aus Stabl geiertigte Sbiire i'm Sn=
lerl1 miocrItano Dem 9nIturm mo
Die ShlieBer mcigerten iih uner-
id)rodcn, Ser @efongencn Den 2pn-
dern o,ts5ulieiern. ShlieBlih 5oa
0ie &olfsmenge unperrihteter Sod)e
ub, mo man glalbt, Dab fein meite-
rer &eriud, iid oes Woroers 5u be-
mG6tigen, mIternommen meroen
miro. Ger @rreitnllt, ser iif Som-
renee Seberg ncnnt, ipirb ppn Sieien
iiir gciite3gclt0rt gebalter,. @r bate
BEL Hobinion . Stotion III Der 9t0be
pon bier eincn Seuid)ober ouf Der
6arm bcS Senrp 9apenmeper i'll
9rono geItett uto ne bon Dem Sor-
mer perbuitet morber. Nif Dem @cge
mad Dem @~eiGngniB bate Der 2olto.
Itreifer oen Snrmer hinterriidS nit
cinem &amnler nieoer9eIdlogcn unO
inn oolm Ole &cble obgeihnittcn. 9ei
ieincr &erbnitung b%rilItete er lid nit
Iciller I6at luto erfIGrte, er babe Don
oem 9lllte ieineS Spiers getrunfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28
Acknowledgment beimgcgangcn.

GGmpitc i'm 9iirgerfriege nlS Wtoior
inter Sigel. @or nit Start
Shur5 6%cfrcunoet.
Gbicogo, Sa., q. Ge5.-Sn iei-
ner @obnung, Nr.S0. Magnolio.slpt.
me, lit CT. &ernlonn Stein, Elm otter
Acknowledgement, aus Dem 2ebcl &c.
ihieoen. >5ru Sabre 1923 in @cra lit
Sbiiringen gebnren, be5o0 er, nod
Dem CT Dos @pmnaiium leiner Safer
itoot obioluirt bate, Die ~llniperlitat
&eioelberg, Inn Weoi5in 81 itllOiren,
uno nobnl begeiltert an Den oomoli.
gen liberolen Semegulgen Sbeil.
Had Der bercinbredenoen Geoftion
luurbe er 81 longiabriger 6reibeits.
ltrofe u%erlirtbeilt, iplbte lid Der Ser
boitlung ober oiird) Die Slltd)t 81 ent-
5ieben ulto fam 1913 nod Mmerifu.
Gr lieB iidj 5unGhIt in Cincinnati
olS arSt nieOer urlo profti5irte ipater
in @olena, Sn., Seoperiuortb, aan-
lbs, uno idlieBlid in ct. 2ouis. @ei
gusbrrdJ bes 9iirgerfrieges trot CT
in Si9el's Heginent uno 5eid)ncte lid
ipGter ocrurt Gus, Bob or 5llnl Wojor
bcforoert mnroc. Hob Dem aricge SOC
er na1 Genuer, Col, no er bis Dor
ctpa 10 SSobren in ieiliem @erufc tbG-
tig mar. Gam iiebelte er nad Obi
cogo iiber. nm ieinen 2~ebensabeno
nit briftiteleriiden Nrbeiten, Die er
fiir 6ofitriften l~ieierte, 5ll perbril,z
gen. Ser Ge%rltorbene, Der eng NIT
aorl Shurs beireunoet mar, binter.
laBt einen Sobn. or. Otto ). Stein,
llrl0 cine Spdlter,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28

jGbrig, IN Den iltgariiden Jteidstog
mGbleu. Spater modte CT langere
St1oienreiien in Teutihlano lno
England unO beifditiatc iif piel nit
Der &anolilirlrng Oca u19aril6en
GieilonOe9. Gurd iciuc 9cniibtn-
gen fam 1879 Misunderstanding
III StublrpeiBcnburg unO 1885 Die in
9ltoopeit 81 Stonoe; ais Frolea ocs
2onoeainOuitrie-8 ereins lit er inner
miiOlih iiir Sebung Oea @eiuerbeS
tbGtig gemelcrL mofiir er alld crbeb-
lihe pcfunidre Spicr debrodt bot.
1886 berciIte CT Oeu &nllfoinS
mo GcntroIoiien, tS97-'9S NorO-
olicn. Scit 1884 mar CT @irtlifcr
@cbeimrotb; ouBerocm bcIoB er oos
Me6t zines WitQlicoe8 I'M Mag
noten6olie. Gr idricb D&opngcS all
Goltcoic ct Ell Niic ccntrolc ETC.; lett
1900 mar inn Gri6cincn 6cgriffcn:
Critic oiiotiide electromagnetic oes
@rofen @itgen 3ihu" b%eruusgege-
ben pon Den I6cilncbmcrt Der Grpc-
Oitior.)
@rof 3i6p 5cigte ifon Dor ciniger
Belt SplIrcn crnltcr &ronfbeit. Setn
ionoerbore9 @ebobrNl floBtc iciner
llm0ebumg @eiorgniB Elm, ulb icil
3ultonO pcrihGmmcrtc lid pl0blif
0erort, Dob or in Sic Nicocrmonn'idc
Eripot SrrcnonItolt in Sfen Eeit
iiberiii6rt mcroen mlBtc. @rof 3ifp
5GbIte 81 ocn r~ooitolitcn WitglicOern
Der observation-disclosures mo lpor
elmer Der beftiaitcn @egncr 0eS
Wrofcn Wollt1oiuSfi.D
Cute @oummollcrn0tc in
Gcntrol0licn.
Petersburg y. Gc5cm6er.-
Sic 9nlmluoQcrnotc IN Gcntrololicn
lit oicSmol oltbcrorocntli6 gut aus
0efalen. 1000 GSo1golllooumgcn,
otItott ser gcrpobnIid)cn $1,000, mcr-
Gen iiir Die 9llsfuGr 5lIr &criiigu1g
lteben. Sic Giienbobnen pcrOen fir
bcn transport Scr 9nlmnuollc be-
ionOerc GorfebrltngCn trcficn mill
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28
Stur, BON 500 Tub.

9eiiemer. Mid., 81. Ge5. =
glias 2cbtanen uno So'epb @aroeI-
ioro. snei 9ergleute, fielen in einem
S0rberun9seimcr, in meldem lie Den
Sd1oht Der Golbp-giIen5ede binaui-
fubren, 500 Sub tief auf oen 9ooen
oes Sdnhtes nno wurben ioiort ge-
tootet. Ger giiner ItieB aitf ieinem
@ege nad oben an einen poritebenoen
9alfen ulro mIroe babrrd BON Der
SaIteporriftitng los9eloit. 3pei an.
oere 9erglelte, melde iid) audi in Dem
elmer befanoen, retteten iih oaOurd,
oaB lie oas Saltetnl 81 iaiien befa-
men unb iid bort ieitbielten, bis iie
in Die Sobe ge5oeen piiroen. Der
cine BON bielen trig idpere @erlesnn-
gen 6apon.
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Nnflascm gc9cn rSumtbcrn Eacific
0ahu."

Souiton, Ser, 81. Ge5cm6er.-
Gice.@ robmeiiter Sbea bon ser Brit.
oeridoit ser 2ofomotipfilbrer INTO
Sei5cr theilt nit, Dab er Dem IrbeitS'
GommiliGr NciQ, oeiicn Nnfunit polr
@oi6ington ermnrtet miro, alagcu
gcgcn Sic pSolttDern Enciiic Sa6n"
porlegell mer6c, neil oieie Neger 5llr
3pangsnrbeit @eona9c) ot6alte
Die 9abnbeamten iageuL 6ab Der
iobrplonmGbige Serfebr ouf ocn 81.
niet ser 9o6n altiredt erbalten mcr-
sc, m1breno bier pom per fieoener
Gunften Seri6te bon SerfebrSItorut
gen oui Scr ntlantiid)en Nbtbeilnnf
beS 9abnipItems e%inge6et.
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Griularcidlc Erubcfabrt.

NorfoIf. @o., 81. 9e5ember.-
Oas aiif Sen Nem-Dorfer S6iifsbai'
boien eebailte Sdlahtid)iff ~Gonnec'
ticut." weldJes ieit 5ebn 9agen Strobe
iahrten alti bober See aenlaht bate,
febrte nnd) Sampton Hoaos 5urilf
tadoem 5lilett nod SerInde ilber Die
Steueriabiafeit scmad)t moroen liio.
Die @eriitde linb e~rfolgreif ausge'
iaGen. gs heiBt bier, oab lid &C.
uiiie Shmierigfeiten nit ben Gonoelt'
iatorcn beroisgeltellt baben, ipesbalt
ih bieier 9e5iebung nod morgen enc
belonbere Snipeftion crfolgen lou
Gas Shladtidiif miro iid Oaralil
nad jiiolidcn @emdiiern begeben.
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gladl bcrii bntcm Multcr.

Cine an Sen Raub ser Sabinerinnen
erinnernoe Gntiiibrung89ei6idte
aus 9(IoSfa. Gntfiibrer III
Seattle Dor Wcriht.
@ai6ington, .. g., 81. 2e3.
- 2n Sen ,Ralb ser So6incrinnen"
erinnert Elm Gorial, mie er in Den
Ser. Staaten bisber unerb0rt mar.
@r bilOet ben @egenitono elmer I'M
terludung lciten5 ser 9unOesgeri6tc,
uno Sic Ero3eiiiruna Ser ShuIoigen
lit I'M @angc. Otebrerc GopitGnc bon
MuIiiidiubrern, meldc in ulaSfanl=
iden @eluGiIern tre1l5ten, iiberficlcn
bie NicOerIoiiung Sort NlnSfn, be-
mGdtigten Iih 10 picler idotcr alaS-
fnncrinncn, olS Iic crrcihcn fonntcl,
mo entfilbrten lie oli Die bobe Gee.
Wtiltter uno ionltige Nngeborige Der
@ernubten Itanoen bGnoeringeno am
liter uno iaben mie Die W6obenrdlt-
Der nit i6rer 9elte entfnmen. Nber
bic iredcn SccbGrcn 9attcn sic Hcd)-
ming r1ne sic SluoeSbeb0roen &C.
mn6t. 9icie if)idten Sen 3olfuttcr
.McGuuougb" 5itr G%eriol0uu9 Ser
N1llber o6 uno tbatidhlid murocn
ibncn nid]t ltltr bic M1odet obgciugt
ionocrn cS gclong alld, Die HGoeISs
iiibrer 81 pcrboften. &dbrelo Scr
8erfolgung mllrOe Elm Wonn Don Ser
9eiatung oes Suffers eridp'ien, 10
oab ncben Ser Gntfii6rungS.AnflaQc
and cine AMI MorO 9cgen sic @als
iiifiGgcr crbobcn murOc. Gie Gro.
5ciIirung ser SduIoigen finoct IN
Scattle Itntt. ltnter oen &crbaiteten
6ciin0cn iid 6. S. Heptb, Elm CAPT
tGn, uno Gin Mnnn, HuncnS SoO=
iii6, Sem ser Moro sur Gait gelcgt
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28
Gpnbuftcnrc iurbcrn 3ulaac.

gIYao 0, 81. DECEMBER. - Die
Gonoufteure aiti ser .Mericon Gent
tral.go1n" iiimmeit dligenblidlif)
iiber eilien Strife ob. Sic erbalten
Jest 9obne bon $t10 bis 1926 nno
perlangen cine 2obuerbobung bon 10
TroSent. Sit sic abltimmung 81
@uniten bes StrifeS, 10 mollen Die
2eute. falls hire 6orocrungen nidt
bepiGigt peroen %iolten, am 1. So
mar Die Nrbeit einItelen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28

9uoopeit, q. 9eSenlber. =
8raf gugelt 3idlp bon Saionpfeo,
Der uneoriiGe Stnatsmann uuo
Sorider, lit einem ShlagfluB err
leeen.
(8raf 3ifp muroe am 8. Suli
1887 5u Mibolp eeboren, ltlioirte int
Gcutihloup lno lieB lid), falm 24-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28
Spppcliclbitmoro int @efangnif.
gi9entbiimlide Sro80oie 81 Glmiro.
- @efongeneS Gruuen5immer er-
bait Silt bon einem 9eiufer uno
Scioe pergiften i'd glcid)5eitig.

Scloe per9lften lld) gleld)5cltlg.
GImiro, I.-Y, 81. 0e5em6er.
- 0aS bieiige Gptntp . @eiGngniB
mar sic Scene elmer Srug0oie, Die
nit Dem ireiniQiQen SoOe 5neier
Menihcn elpoete. NNm @eidngniB be.
iono iid 9eiiie @caS, pel6e ibr llr-
tbeiI megen gntfiibrlng zines iungen
MGodens 81 unmoraliihen 3Deden
am 3. Sanuar ermartete. IS Itern
melOete iih ein ilutger Wdnn nit
&ollmn6t uno Sob an, Dab er Die I'M
tcridriit Ser Beion9eneBt 81 einlgen
llrflln0en brahd)e:. gr muroe nad)
ibrer 3eae gpiiGrt. H1breno Der @e-
fGn~gniBbeamte bidt bel rim ltcbell
blicb. 8loblid) 500 ser irtnae O}ann,
ser ~29siGbrige 6ronf 9elancp, az
9eblid ser 2icbbober ser @ellS, eirr
6l1idJdcn ans ser 5oi6e uno reidtc
es ser @efongCnen Orrrd) OaS Sitter.
9cpor ser 9conte, Din6u 8eIprun1el
mar, Bate cr Elm 5meite$ SlG'6del1
iclbit al ben MunO gefiibrt unb aus.
0etrrnfen; 0o8 @Iei6c bate in5mi.
iden sic @cG5 gctbon. Gin Nr5t
mltrOe 9crtier, fonntc o6cr mr. Der
bnrh &orboliGure &ergiitu1g FER.
beigeiii6rten 500 Der bciocn Den.
lfelt ielt1tellcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28

0rimnligc aGItc, sic am letten Gam.
tag einiebte, bGlt an. auS alen
Sbeilen guropo's Weroen n9lij-
5nroS" gemelbet, bic ben amerifoni.
id)cn an Seftigfcit gtidyts nodgcbcr,
Sn GngIono itcbt Der G~iicnbob1pcr-
febr, mic al picIrn SteIlcn aui Dem
Continent, poIlit0nOig it'll, unO an
ser britiiden, fron3oiii6en, belgi-
iden, bouGnoiidcn, oeutId)en, o0nis
i6en uno norlueaiiden &iiite ltno
5oblreide fleine 6obr5euge geItror-
oct.
9trlin, 81, Gc3cm6cr, - Sic
mciltcn 9obn5ii9c mur0cn bcrtc
Ourd) cinen S6neciturm Dcr50gcrt,
ociieu 8lci1en man lett cirem Gut
5eno Sobren ni6t in GelltihIon0 CT
lcbt bat. Ser S6ncc licGt bon ict5
3oa bis 5u iedJS 6llb tiei, unO Scr
StroBcnbabn., Telepbo1ts unO Tcle.
gropbenoerfcbr lit in pielen StGoten
t6eilmeiie unterbrod}er.
Stalieu'8 &0nigin ais
ii II it lcrin.
NcapcL 81. Ic5cmbcr. - &oni.
gin Selene bot lid) inter Der Seitllng
OcS Wnlcrs GnScinro in Der &unIt
ser Nqltarclls mo Baitcll-Wtalcrci
oCrort pernoufommnct, bob lie nod
ser Notwithstanding in Scnc0i5
nlebrcrc ibrcr 8iIOcr lcn0en miro,
ircilid) inter Gilem Tedromcn, 0o
lie ibrc SocntitGt gcbcimboltcn mill.
q oinli ipuft nod immer.
Sanger, Worofto, 81. Ic5. -
| Si0t WtabommcD 8obbnS, Der ma
roffoniidc &ric0sminiitcr, bot Iicben
fleine, ie BON $50 Wonn bcicbtc
Sorts INT 5onger bcrnm ctnblirt
nno Dem 2%ieutcnollt oeS SGuptlingS
Hoiiuli Die @eiiun0 gcidift, r5lI
rc9ieren altI5ub0rcn."
Hoiiuli bat ici1e GaIollenbGupt-
lin9e 81 elmer 9eratbung I'M Sollpt-
quarter beS 9oniarolls Stnmmo
oili Den 80. Gc5cm6er einberuirn.
46 mad Gonger.
Soulon, 81. Ic5cm6er. - Gas
Sronsportidiff o2anipe" iubr BON
bier nod glgier nb, no eS 1000
Monn unb 200 Eferoe an 9orO neb-
men miro, nm lie noA Sanger, Wto-
rofto, ST briIl9cn.
gro6us aus Spanien.
Ia6rio, 81. 0e5ember. - Ger
8runo, mes6al6 5000 9enobner bon
9eior, elmer in ser 0G6e bon SaIa,
monca gelegenen Stobt, beid)loiien
babcn, in Moiie ollS5unanOern, i'll
oarin 5u iufJen, Dab Der Sudbanoel
einen ploblihen Hiebergang erfabren
IJlno sic betreiielroen Snbrifen sur
Notwithstanding gc5wungen moroer
iino. Sauienoe bon Yerionen limo
ooourf ernerbloS gemoroen. &api.
t%olilten in Uruguay ultb Nicoroguo
buben iid erboten, Den Tild)neberl
freie lleberfobrt ulb Elm ge%niigenoeS
&opital 5u gorantiren, I'm OalelbIi
Sll6fabrifen 81 erofinen. 0as An'
erbieten lit ongenommen morOen.
9ejnr lit 9e5irfsitoot IN Der iponi.
ifen Eropin5 Solamanco unO liegt
nlaleriih am Ioroabbong Der Sierrc
oe 9eiar. Sic lit bon dlteu Wallerr
umgeben n1b bciibt alS Werfpiiroig
felt Elm grobeS, bal6perfoacneS
Shlob. Die Stoot bate i'm Sabre
1900 etrpa $4,000 @innobner. 9ejal
bat Sabrifen fir Siid)s, 2einen- unl
Sanfgepcbe. 9eriibmt iinb alld) oil
Shinfen BON @eior.
1901 elm d) lchtc " y.
9riiiieL q. Ge5ember. - gin(
inn belgiifen Eorloment cin9ereidt(
Eetition erilldyt Die geicbgebenoI
aorperi6aft, ale Motoriubrlperf'
I'M 2anoe bis 5lm Sabre 1908 oil
eil,cm groBen Sbeitcrboliicn Der
bremen 81 loiien nno Die ilbrig &C
bliebenen Giientbcilc gum Seitcn Del
2cutc, neId)e burd) bic pcrOnmmtel
Alltonlobile perlcbt morbcn iinb, 81
perfaufen.
The Dickinson press., 1906-02-17
A Versatile Parish Clerk.

The ancient parish clerk in England
had many functions. Letters were not
so common in those days as today, and
the clerk was the learned man Of the
community. One of his functions was
writing epitaphs, but this was not the
sum Of his accomplishments. as may
be seen from the advertisement Of John
Hopkins, clerk of Salisbury in the
eighteenth century:
John Hopkins. parish clerk and under
taker. sells epitaphs of all sorts and
prices. Slaves neat and plays the bas-
soon. Teeth drawn. and the Salisbury
Journal read gratis every Sunday morn
Ing at 8. A school for psalmody every
Thursday evening. when my son. born
blind. will play on the fiddle. Specimen
eDitaph on my wife:
Ny wife ten years not much to my ease,
But now she Is dead in caelo quies.
Great variety to be seen within. Your
humble servant. JOHN HOPKINS.
The Dickinson press., 1906-02-17
SullY,s Courtsh1p.

While on a secret mission to Paris
In 1888 Rosny had fallen in love with
tae daughter Of the president, st. Mes.
min. The young lady was handsome
and kind, but while paying her his adj
dresses he heard of a Mile. de Courte-
nay, who was reported to be beautiful,
well born and wealthy besides. Pru-
dence suggested that he should make
her the Baroness de Rosny, but he was
already half committed to the other.
While he was %ponier.ng the subject
be arrived one day ut an inn in Nogent
and found, to his dislnay, that by an
unlucky chance both ladies We're lodged
In it, Mile. de st. Mesmin in the left
wing and Mile. de Courtenay in the
right. Both were ready to marry him,
and he was ready to marry one Of
them, but could not decide which. 1t
was a very awkward position for the
wavering lover, and at first he thought
Of saving himself by instant flight.
While he hesitated Mile. de St. Mes
minis. younger sister saw him and ex-
pressed her surprise that he had been
half an hour in the house without Wis.,
iting them. The decisive moment had
evidently come. Turn to the right
whispered the friefd who was with
him. He did so, and Anne de Courte.
nay became his wife.-H. G. Mcdowell
In Macmillan's Magazine.
The Dickinson press., 1906-02-17
Ho stopped the couxhinr,

One Sunday morning a clergyman
was greatly annoyed by the unusual
amount Of coughing among his congre-
CATION. He had not a strong voice and
could only be distinctly heard when the
people were still and attentive. As the
coughing went on. and even grew
worse, he suddenly stopped right in the
middle of the sermon. All eyes were
instantly turned to the pulpit, every
cough was hushed and there was per-
feet silence.
my friends" said the minister, with
a smile, ut seems you stop when
stop"
This gentle rebuke had the desired
effect. The people found that their
coughing could be kept down when
they liked to a great extent, and the
minister proceeded with his sermon
under far more favorable conditions.
The Dickinson press., 1906-02-17

$500 if taken at once-7.room cottage
in good location, practically new; good
basement and we'll. Dickinson Real
Estate q Abstract Co. I2-3o-tf
Wanted, Iomen in each state to travel,
post signs, advertise and leave samples
of our goods. Salary, SIS per msnth;
50 per day for expenses. Royal Supply
Co., Dept. w, Atlas Block, Chicago.
12-23-I2p
Wanted: Direct Managers to post
signs, advertise and distribute samples.
Salary slS weekly, 50 per day for ex.
penses. State age and present employ
ment. Ideal Shear Co., 80 Randolph
St. Chicago. I-27-l6p
House to rent. Inquire at Press
office or write Mrs. S. P. Lowery,
Belheld. 2-3-tf
For Sale-Two iron beds and springs,
set of chairs. two rockers, dining table.
Bought this winter. L. H. Mccoy,
experimental farm. 2-3-3p
Wanted: by Chicago wholesale and
mail order house, assistant manager
imam or woman) for this country and
adjoining territory. Salary $40 and
exdenses paid weekly; expense money
advanced. Work pleasant: position
permanent. No investment required.
Write at once for full particulars and
enclose self-addressed envelope.
Cooper & Co., 1872 Lake ST., Chicago.
Iii. 2-Io-1op
Wanted:-steady work at S25 per
month on ranch or farm for a year or
more by strong young man who speaks
Bohemian and German. Address,
Joseph Wokal, Dickinson, N. D. 2-I7-3p
The Dickinson press., 1906-02-17

Mis- Maysie Dinsdale entertained ff-
teen of her girl friends Wednesday
evening at a Valentine party at her
home on Hannaford street. The rooms
were prettily decorated, red and white
hearts being used in proiusion on the
walls and festooned from the chande-
liers TO the corners of the rooms. Under
each chandelier, the shades of which
were red, was suspended a Cupid with
bow and arrow. Hearts UP" was
played for an hour each guest being
provided with a bag of candy hearts
with which to pay the forfeits. Various
games followed, Marjory Stickney and
Jessie Pendergast% winning in the "heart"
contest and Myra Wiley and Susie Pen.
dergast gaining the illustrated rhyme
prizes. The guests were then sum-
rnoned to the dining room where an
elaborate lunch was served. The place
cards were ornamented with ,Cupids,
and the cakes were decorated with pink
hearts. After lunch the guests returned
to the parlor where a large target was
placed in n corner behind which were
arranged the ~iavors, dainty heart shaped
boxes filled with candy. Each guest in
turn attempted to shoot an arrow into
the heart in the center of the target and
being successful, received her favor.
The merriment lasted until a late hour.
when the young people dispersed, hav-
ing enjoyed a delightful evening.
The Dickinson press., 1906-02-17
Just snee.e Right Out.

"Never suppress a sneeze," said the
trained nurse to the young woman
who had just performed that polite
act. 1T Is a great strain on all the
nerves and blood vessels of the head,
40 it throws all the action to the back
Of the head instead Of letting it come
out Of the mouth safely and naturally.
The unusual and hard strain on a lit
tie blood vessel that may be weak is
likely to burst it and cause instant
death. A loud sneeze does not sound
very nice, but it is a safe thing to do
every time"
The Dickinson press., 1906-02-17
A Fatal Pun.


According to John Stow, %chronicler
and antiquary, about 1860, who wrote
and published "Summarie Of Englysh
Chronicles" Sir William Collingwood
was executed In 1884 for writing the
following political squib, in a manner
which, in his day, vas considered most
excellent wit:
The rat, the cat and Lowell the dog
Rule all England under the Hog.
This was during the reign Of Rich
ard ILL.,, at a time when the chief
agents Of his evil schemes were Gates
by, Ratclif and Lowell. Lowell was then
a common name for a dog and as a
white boar was displayed on the kings
escutcheon the reference to a 'hog''
was obvious and SO offensive that 1t
brought about the writer's death.
The Dickinson press., 1906-02-17
LOCAL NEWS.
Mrs. E: Young Of Bel6eld, is the
guest Of Mrs. F. P. Stone this week.

Beautiful silk waist patterns at 40
cents per yard at Mrs. ]. L. Browns.
2-l7-3t
The West Side club spent a delight
full evening Monday. the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James Soules.
For Rent, Two good office rooms,
over drug store. Call at Mcdonald &
Pomroy. 7-2o-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Hollst of Glad.
stone, visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Mcclure Sunday and Monday.
We are offering some rare bargains
this week. See our adv. A. T. Crowl
& Co. I-2o.tf
Rev. Joseph Sluduicka OF Hankinson,
was visiting Rev. John Dignam and T.
L. Rabsteineck the past week.
Books, Books, Books, Books, at Nc
Donald & Pomroy's, look them over
before you buy. 12-I6-tf
VIM. W%estergard will be in Dickin-
son some two weeks transcribing the
records for Mckenzie county.
Ladies' hemstiched handkerchiefs,
warranted all linen, at 10 ents each, at
Mrs. ]. L. Browns. 2-I7-3t
Markus & Katz from Brainerd have
purchased the Bee Hive and take pos
session today-February ".
Come in and let us show you photos
made with our 81. and S. kodaks
Mcdonald & Pomroy. druggists. 11-4-tf
CT. Langley, of Senour & Langley,
left last Saturday night for Marietta,
Ohio, to be absent about a month.
! esHerman l.eutz of Taylor has money
to loan on farm lands, OF low rates of
interest and five years time. 2-Io-tf
Elmer Hagan writes from Bedford,
Iowa that the weather is fine and so
mild that few have secured ice.
Special sale on Arrow Brand
collars at Dickinson Mercantile
Co.'S; 3 for 25c. 12-2-tf
Commissioner Geo. W.. Lee was in
the city on Tuesday and paid into the
county a large sun for 1905 taxes.
If you are looking for real bargains,
read our adv. or better call on US and
see for yourself. A.. T. Crowl & Co. I 2otf
E. o. Baker was in Dickinson on
Monday to meet a shoe man. He also
made purchases of shoe cases while in
the city.
A fine line of genuine meerchaum and
French Briar pipes and cigar holders
at Mcdonald & Pomroy's. I2-l6-ti
NJ. F. Gross, who 10 associated with
his brother Paul on the German paper
at Fargo. was in the city a day or two
in the interest Of their publication which
is prospecting.
Sentinel Butte Republican: Oscar
Skeen has requested the Republican to
deny for him the report published in
the Yellowstone Monitor last week, that
he had bought an interest in the Lucas
& Lamport meat market in Glendive.