davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-07-26

In selecting eggs for Matching take
those of uniform size and thickness of
shell. Reject the dirty, notified eggs
and those with thin shells. Do not set
small eggs nor eggs more than thirty
days old.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-17

Orei 6ei d,worene nit elmer fIeiuen
Slaihe Gbamberlain's Geibweh,
Gbolerd uno Durhfau ; 21leSi;in
pom Gbolere 1ltorbus eebsiIt,
Ger q. VI. 5OpIsr Sisbtoper,
9l(a., erSdhit cine Grinbtune Die er
ma9te, pdbreub er aIs Sei4wores
uer In elmer MISUNDERSTANDING In
Gbmarbsuiae, &reisbouptfa0t pom
8reiIe Glsbpurue, ala, fsurirts, VI
iast: ,&G6renS i'd bort mar, nb ifJ
ettpos iriifes unb uuh @urf'GleiiH,
bos bel mir Cholera WorbuS in iebr
idlimmer Surm ueturiahte. Sd
fahlte ara elenb uuo IGifte nndt els
ner aepiien GbDlera . Reoiiiu, itatt
oeiien ioubte mir Der sIpotbeier cine
6loihe Gbamberlatn's Geibrueb, Gbo'
leru uno 3urtfaa.NebtstN nit benz
Semerten, bas er bas @etpinifte
hattie, mir abel in 5olee Der @r'
oieies SeilmitteIs, DOrSb9e
mir lebteres su ihiden, oa eS Iix
oeSien uniehlbnre Sur earantire. SD
nohm cine GoIe bauen nno flblte IN
Minuten better. Hie ituelte
Euie betIte mid sduslif. 8uei
DitoeidwOreue litten in berielben
unO cine iuni uno 5rOanSte
Sent Sla,he heilts uns aae orei.
Rum 0ertauf BET &aIter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-17
propin, saAien.

gfftGber. SIREN @erIssunaen Ct.
lessn 1T iebt bic 69iG6rtge Jronsist1
9Oppner bon bier, bic tiirsli6 BOZ, ets
ilsr Better bsrubgeftiirat mar.
SaI3bebel. Del Rnedt G6ula
beg Subrberrn Reui9uI3, Der tiirsR8
bon benz Sheunenboben I~tiir3te, lit an
ben 5oIsen Res unsladIi6en SalIes a.,
itprben.
&renftB. Dos ie9siGbrtae Sod.
tsr4en bss 9ieiisen Observation-Disclosures
pststsr fttrste in Gbtptfenbeit Der @ls
tern iiber bas SrsppengsIdnber ouF S,n
nit Sdnb ietnplatten beIegten ssIur
unb trug cine f9psrs @ebirnerTditts.
rlng odpon, an Der es in Der Rltntt AZ
SdIIe itdrb.
MolmirFebt. getm Mbbru&
zines S6ornteinS duf Der 3udsrfobrit
bon Grieori& COB & 60. ftirste Ser
Observation-Disclosures Gdttd iun., ouS
ghemnib elmo 40 SUB berab. ST .rIitt
70 erbebIt6e @erIsBunger, baB e. IpTurt
ttdrb. Gein Batter, Der nit ibn lei
BEN abbru9 beIdGftist mar, tornts
it@ NOD baIten unb tpurbe serettet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-17
Illus der aIten BtImafD.
Srou6enbure.

Berlin. Der MalerssbiIfs Mas
Selm unb Der MdIer pauI Sa6n bats
ten BON ;brsm Meiiter ben 4uftrds ers
balten, uuf einem Reubau in &0penid
Mdlerdrbeiten uus3ufiibren. als bic
bsibsn i'm aellergsidoB nit benz @Or'
ri6ten beI4dfttst tpdren. e~rpIobierte
pIGbli9 untsr itarter Sstonation Elm
eroBes SAB 9srpentin, bas nod %
&ilogrdmm bon Der Mafie entbalten
bate. 8eioe tpurben bon Der brsnnens
ben Sliiiiisteit setroffen unb tro9sa
-auf 9Gnben unb Siiben i9reien6 BEN
Qusedng Su. Sdbn tam idtper per'
lebt 6inauf unb purbe s~ersttst. Selm
basssen erlus i'm Seller ben 9runos
tpunoen.
Steglit. Gin bsbuuerIi9er In,
fall nit t0btli9sm ausgdng ereignete
fi9 in benz 9striebe Der Neuen pbotos
,srapbii&en @eIelI9aft In Der sic
mensitrdbe hisrIelbft. Der 3Sid6rige
Sei3er aarl Ref9 mar nit Der @eaufa
fi1tisang etnes DampfieIIels bettdrt
iporben, unh als sr bic Geusrungstbir
Sffnste, f9fussn i'm pl6bli9 sliibenbe
2oblen un6 belize SGmpfe entseeen.
Rsi9 tpurbe am san5en aSrper pers
briibt. Man bro9tt ibn 1ofort In bos
Rreisiruntsnbaus in Grob : 2tdter.
felbe, bod itdrb er balb mad ieiHer
Ginlieferung. /
propins Rdnncper.
@psIar. Dor tur3em ftdrb plTss
lt9 Der i'm II. 2ebensidbre itebenbe
Bilbbausr Sermann Meden, Der 8era
fertiger unb BETTER Der GunItubr, bic
cine Der beIu6teftsn bieIissn @ebenss
piirbisteiten eetporben lit. Sie RunIts
ubr mar betanntli9 fir bic &Onigin
Moris bon Sonnoper dngefertist NOR.
ben. Nls ober Der fiji bic bunnoperlde
\ &6nissfumtlie unslildIihe glussans
bes &risses I'm Sabre 1866 bic 4bltes
feruns bes @ertes berbinberte, bebielt
fie Der Weiter felbit unb IteIIts lie
bdnn in mebreren srDberen StGbten
aus. Gls Sann Der GrembsnbeIu9 bier
mebr unO rebr Sunubm, blieb bic
aunitubr itGnoig In unierer GtnOt, hoo
fte bas SntsreIie Der mad bier TONS
menStn Sremben in bobsm Mabe ere
rsgte. sic 1T Elm Invertebrates @ert
bet prGsiSionsme9dnit in ar9iteltos
mild pirtungspollem 4ufbou unb REFS
dem fi9iirlitem S9mud. 9is tur3
Dor Ieinem Sobe 5eiete ner Meiiter fem
Weri ben pieIen 9efudsrn nod ielbit.
966ren. G%rtrnnfsn 1T bier Der
etpd z Sabre dlte Sobn bes aissbdgs
eerers arenS, Der ieinen Batter bon fer
NrbeitsftGtts am 2eineufsr BEL Der
WollpGfGerci dbbolen pollte. Der
anabe bate itf gu bi6t an bas abs
f6ifiiee ltfer selpast unb 1T in bic 2sts
ne binein gerutf9t. Vie 2ei4e tpuroe
olsbaIb geborgen.
propins Pefen.uaHau.
qftenEa6t. Don einem tSStIt'
den ltuslldsfaIle tpurOe Der giien'
b~ubndrbeiter SrieOrid @iebe bon bier
betroffsn, Der in Der Mui6tnenDerts
ftStte su Raamburg befddftist mar.
Benin puBen Der Mdf9ine TT Ct tpdhrs
f@einlih aug nem SeiSroum riidipGrts
sur @rbe 0sfdlIen. Gin Mitdrteittr
fanb ion bepubtlos. gls Sterbsncer
ltpurbe e. ben @sinen 5uriidgebrddlt.
4 @ie bur6 ben &reisur3t aus Wu!fbcs
gen erfplste GeSierung Der 2sids srs
aab, baB Der Sob infOlee Sddbels
bru6s nit etntretsnOer gebirnldbmnrs
erfplgte.
M~atbnrs, guf benz Slbbubiis
hof srsisnete Ii9 unIGnst elm T8redlis
der ltuoIiidsfaIl. Der bort NIT Rars
ci.ren bef6dftigte 27iGbriSe friif.re
&n6binber aOnru6 GdhurOt bon Bier
N a.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-17

uHIdB rpm rerI nleDsnerletts enrungsn
tutbeI tpu-bsn.
&Ietus q dnbGu. Der 3fssslsis
arbsiter 4O5iolet mar tiir5liG In ger
btelisen @umpf5issslet BET Der Rsints
suns elmer 9agssrmuI6ins bei1dftigt,
nobel er prn einsm S60pfer erfabt
tpurbe unb f6pere 3erreiBuneen GIN
linten Beine erlitt. Der 0erungIiidte
purbe in bas 9rontsnbuus Der gdrms
beratgen 8riiber in 9rsslGu gef9afft,
tpufslbt sr buIb barauf perItOr6sn 1T.
prcpins SdIsswis. 5oIustu.
8ramfebt. Die 7Otd6risc @its
tue SultOrF bon bier, bic in Der gGDs
bon aaltenttr9en in Der Msinung,
iiber bas 3iel binduseeTabren gu Tein,
aus benz in boiler Sa4rt bsFfRbIiGsH
3use fprang unb nit ssri9msttertsn
@Iiebern IieQen blieb, 1T ibrsu @srleb.
rHsen erIessn.
8tdutenefs. Gin 9eterdn ron
1851, Der ols 17iGbrtg.r Sing
ling freipillig ben &umpf geSen 0Gnes
mart mitgemutt bat, Seinr. pens in
8lunteneIe, besins nit feinsr Satin
4atburinn, eeb. Gpers, b1s Ge1t Der
sOIben.n Sodseit. 9as Subslpaar er,
freut ii6 elmer uusgeSei6neten @eiunb,
belt unb ssiitiser Stride. 9enS 1T lett
29 Sahren ais GGrtntr i'm Slobri9en
Part tbdtts.
tropiu, WtffdIer.
9ttmolb. Oas StpeiiG6rig. Sinh
beg 3immermetiters 9rintmann Ttiir3'
te in einem unbepd6ten 4usenbIid in
rem SeiA tes 2dnbpirtbs Meier nnb
trtrant.
4tItnborf. Seuts fanb BIER i'm
@aitbOf Slute > Simon cine 8onfsren3
Itdtt gum 3psts bes 9abnbauss Guns
fern : AlIenoorf : plettenbsrg he5tp.
9~enhduien, an tpsl9er Der Reeierungss
prdiibsnt in Qrnsberg, Elm @ertretsr
bes Sberprdlibenten au MiinIter, elm
electromagnetic aus arns6era, bic
9dnbrGtBe BON @~rnsberg uno QI!end,
Sruf bon GtrItsnbsrs, Director OeuIs
len, Der Qmtmdnn gu Sunbern, Der
8iirgermeiIter in plettenbsrg, Or.
S9uIte, Sdeffer : SoppenbGfer, Gin.
nebOrn, bic @emeinbsborite6er BON Il'
Ienborf, amede, Gnborf, Sasen unb
Stotum, iopis bibsrie Ssrren aus
p~lsttenberg t%beilnabmsn. So tpurbC
bsTdIoiien, in Der 9eri9tsrItattung on
ben MiniIter babin gu ipirten, bab bic
8dbn bon Gunbsrn aur 2ennsbdbu
tueitergefibrt pirb. 3unG1it Toll jt'
bod bic 8obn bon Rebeim : Sineu
mad Sunbcrn beritddtli9t unb BIZ
Meiterfiibruns iiber RGbre : GtibTtIt
sebdut tperhsn, bsren 9au I'm SABRE
1907 erbofft tpirb. 0ura bic Grid,
tuns bes SOdofsns au Slten, IN tpel'
dem pie BEL GIsnborF beftubliasu ret
asn Giiensrslaser ~psrtpertb.t tperber
.iollen, III bic @siterfibruns bel
RObrtbuIbdbu BIB NllenOorf seiiGert
neil bic sroBsn bur@ ben So6ofer
perurId1teh S~rdnsporte etns gut
RentubiIitat In Qlusii9t iteIleu,
altenbagsn. ginen f6redli.
den Sob fdnb lebtens Der 21iGbrial
rufiif4s llntertban StdnisI. 0uIeI
bterislbf. 9uiet mar in Der asbauerl
fden 3iegeIei beiddftist unb ipOIlt,
bon BIER abreifen. lin fi4 BON Ieiner
Grbeitstplleeen gu psrabI&teben, Be-
frat sr stusn Mai@inenraum, IebntI
fid bier anboriidtigsripeiIe seasn sint
SrtsbpslIe, bic Jpn iofort erfabte uni
msbrmals acknowledgements. Dem Re.
buuernstpertben iunsen Manns tpurber
betbs 9eins urb elm Irm ausseriffen
mas ieinen ausenbltdIi9tn Sob bsrbsi'
fiibrtt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-17
geIOranis. ~iE1&

Runbe Gin bic 8u6bdnbluns tres
tenb): rSte babcn ba Elm Bud I'm
Saaufeniier Iiessn: .0ie aunft, in
bier @O6en frdnaSfii9 su Iernen"!!" -
&Dmmis: rSapObll Sisr 1T es, mcin
9err!" Der 8unbs isbt ii6 unb bes
ginnt eifrig su IeIen. - &ommis mad
elmer buIbsn Stunbe): nW1ein Serr,
bier tOnnen sic dber ni9t bier Mos
den iiben bletben!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-17

9ei6ets6Orf. WGbrenb zines
@efpitters rpurben ntsbrere BON SeIb
betmtebrenoc Grbsiterinnen bonn 8I:A
getroffen unb mebr ober tpentuer pers
lest. Die grteiterin Sf6ierstS, nut.
ter msbrerer ainber. blieb duf Der
SteIle tobt.
/. SGrif6au. Dieter Sage tonnte
Der shsmdIias SeIbfpebeI SDleF Mensel
Ste fsliens 5sier lsines 5oidbrioen Mis
lttdrtubtldtltns bsgeben, aus tpeIdem
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-17
alsinss mibperitanOnts.

auitiOnutOr: .Geben g, msine
9erri4uften, 6isfsr GsIIsl aus benz 16.
SabrRlnSert 1T boil biitorii9sr Tsmis
nis5ensen.4 - Der tleine Sans: pa.
ter, iishit 9u, bu trabbsIt grab tine!-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-17
qaffsnOs esIsasnbsIt.

Sruu Gin 8egriffe ins Sbedte. 80
eehsn): 49,. Mtt gang neuer ausltot,
tung ptrb bic Sper ee9eben j. mann.
den, bu miibtsit Oh mir eisentIi& aud
etnsn neusn Sheatermantel trufen. IL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-17
nnbepubte 8eHStiduna.

a.: rSugsn sic einmul. @ettsles.
mas 1T bas fir cine eigentbumIi6e
@~epobnbeit Sbrer @laubensgenoIIenq
90 1T man einen etpas fraet, ant,ror,
tet er nit elmer 6rase!" - g.: .Ianu,
tparum lOII er net nit 'nsr Gras' ant.
tporten2@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-17
@stm @arbter.

Barber (bos RdIisrmeTfer ubsies
bsnO): sd babe Sbnen bod ni9t !psbs
setbdn, mein 6srr9@ ~ aunbe: rgfd,
ie6enfuIIB ni6t 70 pehe, fpte Der. BEL
mid bds Iebte TIdI inter ben SGnben
bate" Barber (eef9mei6tIt):
I'D, psr mar OsuH bds9" - aunbe,
Der 3ahnarst."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-17
geIObnurd.

llntsroffi3isr: ,@eil beute raOyiea
oIles 70 ilt ietlappt bat, fpollen mir
jeBt nal bic uebungen nit Der GrORi
isseH bic Durftfabrit muden!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-17

2iffomi 3. Sin beodusrIi6sr llns
fall sreienste iih auf Dem bisIieen Gu.
t.. Gs IOIlts bic 6ddIslmal9ine, bic
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-17

Borbtd. Nuf 3e9t @olfsbanl
tel Der Monteur S9umdnppstt bon
ttnem Roblentburm. Gr srlttt eineu
S8GbeIbrud unb itarb alsbalb.
8~refeGb. Der p~.rftorbene bieytat
Babrttbefiber Irtbur bon 8sderut6 bat
letn @ermOgen TN 8etrast bon $4,000
Dart fur tppbItbdtis. 3tpede b.rrad9t.
10000 Dart ftnb gu einsm ad;fer
Wilbelm $ MuIsum beftmmt,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-04-12
TARS
AS SMUCGLERS

San Francisco, April 10-The Posi-
publishes story to the effect that
there is strong belief that dutiable
gods valued at $750,000 were SNUG
gled ashore in launches from the bat
tleship Oregon, just before she de
parted for the Bremerton navy yards
1t says an order has been issued in.
structing the inspectors at Bremerton
to delay every man of the battleship
until the whole matter has been sift
ed and customs authorities through
out the country have been notified TIC
find and examine the questionable
packages If possible
The battleshiup was scheduled &c
get away from Bremerton Saturday
morning but was delayed on account
of not having received sailing orders
at noon, however" says the Post
"a telegram was received stating that
the officers and men must have theii
baggage in readiness for inspection
by customs officers when the Oregon
reaches Bremerton. This notice was
posted in the mess room and the
news flashed over the ship like light
ming. Then it was, according tC
those who watched the whole scene
that the goods were hurried ashore,
The Post says the record of the
express company shows receipts of 2,
500 packages taken from the Oregon
| The Santa Fe railway gave shipping
bills for / 900 trunks and cases
many of which weighed several hun
dred pounds. The investigation Sc
far mas established nothing definite
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-04-12

Il see," she said. Then she held
out her hand. 81 will send or come
to you in the morning. am too
confused and-and upset even to
think at this moment"
Fleming fastened back to Bury
/ street and found Yorke sitting as he
had left him, with the formidable
looking letters and papers Uttered
around him.
Fleming picked them up and put
them away, and got out Yorke's dress
clothes.
Don't trouble, Fleming, shall
dine at home" said Yorke but Elem
ing went on with his preparations.
Very sorry, my lord, but the
kitchen CRATE is not in order" He
didn't intend that his master should
eat his dinner in company with man
in possession. Better go and dine at
the club, my lord, If may make SO
bold"
perhaps, you're right, Fleming
he said, listlessly. Il suppose they
never have anything the matter with
the kitchen CRATE at Holloway, or
whatever other quod 1t is they send
people who can't pay their debts.
And what about these clothes, Elem
/ ing? Perhaps our friend In the next
room will object to my walking out
| in them"
"Pd punch his head II he was to
offer a remark on the subject" said
Fleming, fiercely. Il beg your lord
ships pardon-if | might say word,
my lord, I'd implore our lordship not
to take this business too much to
heart; mean not to worry too much
over it. You never can tell what may
turn up"
Il won't, to tell the truth, / don't
feel so cut up as you'd imagine, or as
/ ought, Fleming. | feeI'-he stopped
and looked around absently-"well,
as If | were another fellow alto
gether, and l was just looking on,
half sorry and half amused"
eyes, that's right. Keep feeling
like that, my lord. Depend upon it,
1t will all come out right
81 dare say" he said, indifferently
Don't sit up for me. may be late"
He came in little after two in the
morning, and Fleming could have
been almost glad If his beloved mas
ter had showed signs OF having spent
warm night; but Yorke was
more than SOBER" and looked only
weary and sick at heart, as he had
done for weeks past.
ooh. by the way, Fleming" ne said,
as he took off his coat, and as II he
suddenly remembered 1t, you must
call me pretty early tomorrow. |
have to be down in the city, you
know"
That was all.
To be Continued.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-04-12
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Livestock Quotations,

Cattle - Receipts, 1000; market
slow and steady; beeves, 4.00Q6,So;
cows and heifers, 1T5@515I stockers
and feeders, 2.75@4,6oi Texans, 1856
@450.
Receipts, 10000; steady; es
timated today. $4,000; mixed and
butchers, 6.3OQ6.52h; good heavy
6.45@6,521a; rough heavy, 6.S0@6.4o;
light. 6,SO0650; pigs, 5.S5@6.S5; bulk
Of sales, 6,42b @6.50
Sheep--Receipts, $4,000; market
steady, sheep. 3.65Q6.25; lambs, 400
96.65.
Futures in Chicago.
-Wheat-May, 7Sfsc; July
7Sss07Siac. Corn-May. 461sc; July
46c. Oats-May, 31Ssq31a4 July
SoAc. Pork-May, 1929; July, 1910
I.ard--May SOS; July, $50, Ribs
May, $50; July, S.S7hQS.9O Rye
Cash, 64065c; May, 61laa62ha; July
5gm62c. Timothy-April, 3.17 Glover
Cash, 1850. Barley-Cash, SSn 53c
Dairy Markets.
Rutter-Weak; creamerles, l4Q
2Olae; diaries, 1461sc..
Eggs Firm; at mark, cases includ
ed. 16iac.
Poultry-Iive. steady: turkeys
l21ac; chickens and springs, 12c.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-04-12

Naples, April 11.-According to in
probably 500 lives were lost.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-04-12
Top of Mountain Gone.

In the course of the tour a point
was reached from which Vesuvius
could be seen under its cloud OF
smoke. The high cone Of the vol
cano has gone almost entirely, having
been swallowed up. so that the height
of the mountain is nearly 600 feet
less than formerly. On the north
side Of the mountain new craters
have been formed.
New Ulm review., 1906-06-13
HAUBRICEI.
Jeweler and Opticiian.

we'll satisfied that they did not care to
bother with the annual meeting. After
the election of the board of directors
the new members Of the board reelected
the officers of last year, who are presi-
dent, Arnold Hillesheim. secretary,
John Cutting; treasurer, VIM. Ross
bach. The report of the secretary
shows that there are 1888 policies in
force covering valuation of 3,544.-
$50, and the total dis sbursements during
the year are shown to have been
81, 134.53. with balance on hand of
S477. Is.
Phil. Liesch, as publisher of the
Brown County Journal has been cited
appear before the federal court as
witness in the case of the Cummings
Commission Co. againt Edwards Wood
& Co. His is one of the fifty or more
of the papers of this state which ac-
cepted matter that is claimed by the
Cummings people to have been libel
Gus. The same article was sent to the
Review last fall and was to have been
paid for at good rate, wherein cer-
tain specific charges were made against
the Cummings people that if true we're
very serious. 1t appears now that the
publishers who used these articles will
have to appear in court and prove
that they were paid for by the Edwards
Wood people, and when there is an
exodus of people from the various
towns of the state making their way
toward the cities with large books
under their arms it will be known that
the trial is on and the editors are on
their way to earn a dollar a day as
witnesses in this suit.
New Ulm review., 1906-06-13
ADDRESS OF REV. THOMAS TONIGHT
Congregational Conference is Now
Well Under Way.

Yesterday afternoon the annual con-
ference of the Congregational churches
of this part of the state was organized
and opened for work in the Congrega-
tional church of this city Rev. NJ. S.
Hartwell of Sleepy Eye presided.
There was not a large attendance and
the services of the afternoon were not
attended by many others than the regu-
lar delegates. In the evening, how
ever, there were number of the
members of the church out to listen to
the Conference sermon preached by j.
81. Hjetland of Winthrop.
The sermon was an earnest appeal
to Christians to apply the power of the
right to their living. The words of
his text were '.If the Son shall make
you free ye shall be free indeed Mr..
Hjetland is man who seems to have
the force of conviction and speaks in
a manner that indicates that he means
all he says. His application of the
text to the uperabundance oftfreedom
that appears to be rampant in the
world was good and there was a whole
some lesson in all that he said. At the
conclusion of the sermon the sacrament
of the Lords Supper was observed.
The business of today will begin at
$50 with the reports of the churches.
followed by an address. The after
noon will be taken up with the prob
lens with which the churches have to
deal, with frequent papers and ad-
dresses.
In the evening there will be two
short sermons one by DR.. Merrill and
one by DR.. Herrick, both of Minneapo-
lis and the address of the evening will
be by Rev. Percy E. Thomas of
Winona. This is likely to be the
feature of the convention and the pas
tor of the local church recommends
that all who would like an intellectual
treat come out this evening and hear
Mr.. Thomas.
The convention will be in session
until noon tomorrow, most OF the time
in the morning being taken up with
open discussions. The public gener-
ally is invited to any and all OF the
services.
New Ulm review., 1906-06-13

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Prof. Theo. Kelbe. who is to have
charge of the chorus at the great
saengerfest which is to be held in st.
Paul, was in the city Wednesday for
the purpose of instructing the Maen-
nerchor ia the chorus work being prac-
ticed here. He was greatly pleased
with the work of the singers and COM
plimented them upon their progress.
Mr.. Kelbe is instructor for three socie-
ties in Milwaukee and is a man we'll
versed IN music. He says that he has
had to rule several societies out of the
chorus but is confident there will be
at least two thousand voices in the
chorus that will appear at the saen-
gerfest. All singing organizations
are practicing the same pieces under
his direction and will unite in st. Paul
at the great gathering.
The. annual meeting of the Stark
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance COM
pany was held in Sleepy Eye last Mon
day. There were about sixty of the
policy holders of the company present.
There is membership in the company
of about 200, but on account of the
excellent manner in which the business
of the company has been carried on it
appears that the stockholders are so
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-02-01

in several instances has found il
necessary to construct separate
lines to localities in order to give
satisfactory service to Broken
Bow, where the local lines are in
sufficient.
Mr., Currie has now arranged
with all the mutual lines Of the
county with one exception for
switch board connections with
Broken Bow, and he is in every
way encouraging communities in
the county to construct their own
lines. Where the location will
admit OF it he is leasing the use
of his poles to localities for local
lines and charging less rental
than it would cost them to put
in their own poles without TAX
ing into consideration the cost of
maintaining them.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-02-01
Railroad Prospects

The people of the South Loup,
in the vicinity Of Georgetown
and Galloway are making an eff
tort to have the u. p. railroad
extend from Pleasanton to Gala
way.
A subscription is being taken
in the form of note payable in
case the Galloway Northwestern
Railroad company extends its
lines from Pleasanton to Gala
way by the Loup valley. The
note is made payable to the new
company. At meeting held re-
Gently at Georgetown a number
of subscriptions were taken.
Meetings will be held at other
points along the proposed route
with the view of securing funds.
T. f. Campbell, of Georgetown,
is one of the promoters in his
locality.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-02-01
Tne Central Telephone Company

The Central Telephone Co.,
has paid out for construction, re-
pairs and Office labor since last
May to January /, in round mum
bels, $2l,00 OF this amount
$4,000 has been used in con-
structing new lines, So, 900 for re-
pairs and $4,000 for Office help.
Mr.. Currie thought, ten days ago,
that the work of extension was
about complete, and in order to
curtail expenses discharged all of
the help used in construction,
except those actually necessary
to keep the lines in repair. But
in that he was mistaken. De-
mands for several new lines in
various parts made it necessary
to put on a full force of men
again this week, furnishing EN-.
ployment for all his former men
and a number more. The new
lines the company have put in
are all of permanent nature ane
will last for years. Mr. Currie is
making a speciality of furnish
ing the best possible service and
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-02-01

Broken Bow, Wednesday and
Thursday, February l4th and
18th. They also instructed the
committee to request the bnsi'
ness men of Broken Bow to close
their places of business between
the hours Of 100 and 400 o'clock
on Thursday afternoon and at
tend the Institute and we have
no doubt but what the business
men will do this.
The committee were also in
structed to arrange for a basket
dinner on Thursday to which the
farmers and their wives, together
with the business men and their
wives, will be invited to bring
we'll filled baskets for general
dinner, the business men to fur
nish coffee with trimmings.
1t is expected that this will be
a general good time.