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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-27

Yesterday Miss Fife Lowe Of Forest
River and w. ]. Miller of this city
were joined in the holy bonds of
matrimony. Mrs. Miller is sister of
Mrs. w. H. Kelsey of this city.
Miss Jessie B0ardman of Minneapo-
lis is visiting her brother. j. L. Board
man.
Mrs. B. o. Seymour entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Val. Roberts of Lakota the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Schulthies will
leave Grand Forks next Wednesday
for Laskatoon, N. w. T., where they
will in the future make their home
The best Of good wishes for future
success and happiness from their
many friends in Grand Forks will fol-
low them through lothe to part with
them,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Thorenberg, who
we're married in Crookston on Thurs
day, have arrived in this city and will
make their home here.
~
The Eastern Star lodge will give
a charity ball next Tuesday evening
at the Masonic Temple. This prom
ises to be society event of great inn
portance and large number of guests
are expected to attend. The COM
mittees are as follows: Reception,
Messrs. and Mesdames D. M. Holmes,
w. M Spriggs, DR.. and Mrs. F.. A.
Saunderson, and Misses Brown and
Thorne; floor, w. M. Spriggs, ]. j.
Martin, w. H. Kelsey and Robert
Green.
On Thursday afternoon Mr. and Mrs.
T. Delaney of Arvilla celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary. The
aged couple received many presents
as members of the occasion. Mrs.
D. A. Dinnie Of Minot is a daughter
and was present, Mrs. James Dinnie
of this city was also guest.
Mrs. Harold Launning was hostess
to few friends on Thursday after
noon. The rooms were prettily dec
GRATED with ferns and carnations.
Cards were enjoyed at which the score
cards were hand painted by the hos
tess. Miss McGraw and Mrs. Alguiro
were the fortunate winners of the
prizes.
The program given last evening in
Trinity Lutheran church was of
high order of merit and delighted
those in attendance.
Mrs D. Mckenzie and Miss Mar
garet. celebrated F. r. York's birth
day on Wednesday evening. A de-
1iohff,v1 I'M h1y< 1>o
guests.
The Y. NJ. c. A. entertainment at
the Baptist church Thursday evening
was a great success. The program
was given entirely by home talent of
which Grand Forks possesses more
than most cities Of her size. The
musical part of the program was given
by Mr.. Black, Mrs. Harvey. Mrs. Fred
Parsons, Mrs. Becker and Mrs. Irysh
and Mr.. Koch of the university gave
several readings in his usual mastery
style. The audience was large and
thoroughly anIfeciative.
Modern Protection association No.
139 held an important meeting last
night. There was an installation of
Officers and several limitations, follow
ing which social session was en-
joyed.
Dr.. j. e. Engstad entertained TWEEN
ty Of his friends at banquet at the
X. r. hall last Wednesday. The affair
was commemorative of the doctors
twenty-second anniversary of medical
practice In this city. Bardi G. Skull
4 ason acted as POSTMASTER and the
genial doctor received many compli-
ments on his successful career since
coming to Grand Forks. Music from
tho Schefstad string quartet enlivened
the evening which passed quickly and
pleasantly away.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-27

The Mclean County Gazette, which
always appeared to us as an up-to-
date. progressive paper. announces a
change in ownership. The retiring
publisher says some very kind words
for his successor.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-27
COMING EVENTS

SATURDAY, APRIL ~.
B. P. o. e. at club rooms.
Hairs academy. +,
~n,. % WsS1sa.s' f hrs.I e: at tn.
Fythisn Sisters at X. P. hall.
Fortnightly at Library.
TUESDAY, APRIL 80.
o. E. S. Charity ball at Masonic Tenn
pie.
A. o. q. ". at ODD Fellows hall.
THURSDAY, MAY 2
Knights Of Pythias at X. p. hall.
III, Modern woodmen at Odd Fellows
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers afternoon.
FRIDAY, MAY 5.
Eagles at X. P. hall.
g: A: r; at Odd Fellows hall.
Modern brotherhood of America at
Keystone Lodge NJ. P. A. at Norman
den hall.
SATURDAY, MAY T.
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
Halls Academy.
MONDAY, MAY 6.
Pythian Sisters at X. p. hall.
TUESDAY, MAY 2.
g Eastern Star at Masonic Temple
Ladies' Auxiliary of o. r. c.. after
noon.
Daughters of Norway at X. P. hall.
WEDNESDAY, MAY g.
Degree of Honor at Odd Fellows hail.
THURSDAY. MAY 8. ... =.
Ladies' Auxiliary r. M. Clerks. after
Knights of Pythias at X. P. hall.
Royal Neighbors at Odd Fellows
FRIDAY, MAY 10.
Acacia Lodge A. F. and A. NJ. at Ma
sonic Temple
Modern Protective Association at
Odd Fellows hall.
SATURDAY, MAY II.
B. p. o. E.. at lodge rooms.
Halls Academy.
MAY 10 AND II.
JUNE :, g
Grand Council U. c. 7. Grand Forks
Grand Chapter ' 8: T. s.
July ., n.
(Note)-All lodges and societies are
invited to send notices to this column.
All meetings are nights, unless other
vfRA anocifod
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-27
JUNE =, 9.
Grand Council q. c. =. Grand Forks.
July 3, q.

(Note.)-All lodges and societies are
invited to send notices to this column.
All meetings are nights, unless other.
wise specified.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-27

TUESDAY, MAY 2.
o. Eastern Star at Masonic Temple.
Yeomen at Odd Fellows hail.
Ladies' Auxiliary of o. r. c.. after
Daughters of Norway at X. P. hall.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-27

FRIDAY. MAY 10.
Acacia Lodge A. +. and A. NJ. at Ma
sonic Temple.
Modern Protective Association at
Odd Fellows hall.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-27
MAY 10 AND II.

SATURDAY., MAY II.
B. p. o. e. at lodge rooms.
Halls Academy.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-27

knights of Pythias at X. P. hall.
Royal Neighbors at Odd Fellows
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-27

Yesterday Miss Efie Lowe of Forest
River and w. ]. Miller of this city
were joined in the holy bonds of
matrimony. Mrs. Miller is sister of
Mrs. w. H. Kelsey of this city.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
Ser ncnc Rcid)stng.

W}it QroBem @cpr0ngc lit Der nett
~gclp0blte Hcihstog bon &oiier @i(-
helnt ielbit oltrd) cine Ebronrehe err
0fiuet morocl1. Die SoltptiteQe Der
Ncoc liegt in Dem SoBe, o@bcnio,
pic iG millcns bin gemilicnbnft ollie
pcrioiiunQsmGbiQcn Hcd)tc unb Yri.
pilcgien 3t bcoba6ten, bin id) Der gut
ten 3uocriidt, ooB Der ncllc Heid)5.
tog, ans einiid)tSpoQen uno tbat,
tr0itigcn W0nncrn 6uiommcn9cictt,
drcrfcnncn miro, Bob eS icilc b0dItc
&ilid)t iii, u1iere Stcluu1g inter Den
cipiliiirten 9}ntioren 81 crDoltcn unO
SIT it0rfcn." GieicS Erogromm mar
bel Den. Mublen Die Yorole mo Die
Woioritdt 0eS Nei6Sto0S lit 0orauf-
bin gepdblt Dor0elt. Nit DEM @es
ipcnit Der Hcoftiou, NIT mCld)cnl ocn
0cuti6cn Dor Den 9Soblcn grltleltg
gcmoht mcrocn iolltc, lit cS olio
nid)ta; nit Der ogrobcn @efo6r Oc@
pcri6ulihcn NeaimcntS" it's ebells
faQ9 nid1tS. IS lit Die rationale
IS0ce, Die Der anilcr in Den 8or0er-
0rltno itelt. 0obci miro bctont,
BOB Die oQacmcinc poIitilde Gage
5l Der 3lrpcrlidtlidcn @oifnu19 be.
red)tige, ooB Der Sricbc audi iilr Die
3ufltnit crboltcn blcibc. Wtit ben
G%crbiln0etcn miir6cu ber5lide 9cs
5icbnngCn QepfIogcn, nit ben an0e.
rem WtG6ten quite lu1o corrcfte Ve3ic.
blulgcf. 9n Der politii1e Sori5ont
mad, nnBcn irei lit, fam iid Der
.)feid)Stog le0i9lidJ nit n%otionalcn
2Illiqoben bcfoiien unb ga miro lpie-
Der nngcfniipft meroen no bel Der
bca alien HcidStoaS Scr
o6geihnitten muroe bel
Der SotoniulIra9c. &Gbrel1o Der
@oblcaunpognc lit iibcr Ole oeutidcn
aolpnicn picl ouiqeflGrt moroert, be
ior0cr9 olrdb Sic Ncbcn bcs Solo.
lliul DIRECTORS 0crnbllrN Der bon
Dem hcltti6cn &oloninlbcliB 4all5 oll-
ocra 6enft mie ieiltcr5cit Der 5lUcitt
1ieiG5fon3lcr Gnpripi. Der 0ns u1be'
ondtldme @ort olt@lproh: Sc menis
ger Nlirifu, Ocito better. % Die Jfc-
1icruna I'M lleltcn Heihatugc cine
lRnioritGt bon co%nlcrpotiDen uno Ii
bcrolen Glcnlenten bot, 10 lit iie IN
QcIcBt, lbrc rationale Golitit
0urdljnicbclr.
Die So5ioliitcn nldl5ten bel Der
&r0ffmtnA beS Heid)StngS 0ltrd lire
2lbncienbeit. Sic f0uncn iid) nidt
on3it pcrltebcrL iid) 6ei'm Goiier-Sod
}l crbebcn un0 nit eil5ultimmcu
.uic Is filr5lid) ibrc milrttcubcrgiihcn
bel Der Gr0linltn0 0c5
9ctbon bo6en. &ic lid Die
Eortcigrllppiungcn fir Die Giegie.
i'm llcilen NcihStog gcitoltcn
Iucr0en, bot iid idon bel Der 8a6l
OeS Erdiioenten mo Der &icc ErG-
ge5cigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21

cine Gunru6cit bcgonGcn bobcn. Ger
Frdiiocnt mt0 icin Stoot&niHiitcr
hobcn nltn picl ST tbrt1L Inn ooS
lclbitbcuuBte cmpiinoIihc Nopon mic
Der III bcribiQcn. @cIm ibncn 9o3
i%iberbol,pt gciingt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
gcfanutntadiingen.
2epartcmcmt fir StleuttiAe siderbett.

ttlIeEs StpEffCHtenI DER Bt~HefFopWHtHHH.
NuItt nj e, Is. 6e5raat 1907.
&ertteqeIte Glnaebote. an ben 8oaro Of
ImarhS" %norcfitrt, fpcrocH I'M 9iirealt oes
Observation-Disclosures in fcilfem 8ilreai int Rdtbs
bniIe bis Wiittuodl, rem q. 0tGr5 1901 IL nbr
3nrmittags, fir ~folgenoc gielerutgeH eHtge9er
geloMnlcn:
crei anfbens2 anpf HScurriprifen eritcr @r6hc;
EN- EabtH &aten. nno 2ttteripGgen eriter
8rURe;
lens enmbinirte demiiae eerisen nno
Sf'fandipnaen
fiinfie0ntauienb 6n2 2Ke5Daige gc,uubeur
ssutleI iuIiataIe;
gieroe iitr cisen Sermiu upu icdlS MuIaten.
separate Anaebote miliett fir icoes oheHgcs
iailltfer Iietts G%eitetlt uerocn. Spe8tftiationen
lpetoeH ali 8erIangelt BON Setretdr pcs Seler.
SepartetneiIts %aeiietert. Sin beaInubteter Gbed
ilber $500, IN oci W(nbor llHo Staotratb bon
baltimore 3a0Ibnr %eenlabt nutB iebeln sllgcbot
~bet9etitGt iein. 9a5 9fedt lit nurbebulten, irgeHo
Elm ooer ale ~gngebote a65inueileH.
I'm Iuftrage Der 9eb6ree.
y. ". @iffiniDn,
Sefrttdr.
Guteebetben:
g.. Clan Stnauns,
Yrniioent Der 4gebbrbe.
t6eb2i %, 23,2j 20 ~, 2S, Ytir5t ,2,4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
Wcprac Maihinatpn.

Ser Sebrllar, Scr filr5eItc Der 5lpolf
YPorate oes SobrcS, bat Dem umeri.
toniiden &olfe orci leiner groBten
Sobne gegcben. Sim II. sSebruor
f~eicrtc 0oa 2uno Den 81. @cburt3tog
Nbrobom 2incoln'S, am 81. lit Der
hul0ertlte @cburtStog oc$ 9ihtcrS
Songfcllofu'a lulo mor9en lit Der 175.
0ebnrtstog George @%olbiu0ton'S.
@9olbin1ton lit Der ein5igc 9lncrifo.
ner, bciicn @eblrtStn0 Die Station
ais cincn oll0emeincn Seicrto0 be
aebt. Cine groBc Gbrlul1, Die Der
groBc Mann obcr polloltt ner0icnt
bot. Gas Souo pcrcbrt i'm ais lei
men grGBtcn Sobn, Der mehr 0ethon
ais ir0eno Giner. @rob in SricocnS.
orbeit, imSiricNc groB, "a cr ms pom
6ciube lo@rib in bdrtcm Mingen ollf
DEM S~hlohtfelbe, I'm Die l(nobb0n=
gigtctt Der &olonten 5ll %crtonlpfcn.
NllDl4 MI ltepctl"9ell, 1ellrlg I'M Nlt3s
filbrcn, ltonoboft I'M llngliid, flrlg
III Der @obl ieincr I%otbgeber, pfliht.
Octrcu olS 9iirgcr ltnb ais Menldl
0crcft gcgcn 6reltlro uno SSeinO itcbt
g~Soibington oils Der 0robten Gincr
III Der &olfcraeidid)te Ga. limo 5ubl.
rcidc 0enfm1lcr iii Den Ser. Stoo.
ten aeben 3cli9nib, mic bod ooS Souo
icine &croicnitc INN ole llnion ld1bt.
GoS Iin0 0ltBerlidc Gbrrngcn. @ei-
Ter miro Der @cblirtstoa beS groBcn
Wonnca gefciert, ipenn mir inns oltf
Die groBcn Erin5ipien, ocn glilbenoen
Notriotisnus @oibingtpn'S bclin.
llcn uno %ergIeide 5miiden Der @e.
genport nnb ienen groBen Sa9en
3iebelt III ber1en @oibington bic lln-
obhGngigfcit Der aolouien e%rfdmpfte
lno ocn @rltlo legtc 81 elmer Gepll.
blit. Die in ibrcm mlinocrboren @er.
DEN mo @e0ciben nid)t ibresgleid)en
III Der @elt9eid)id)tc bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21

Ser Sal 6ingtoncr Gorre.
ipnnoent 0eS .2puiSpiuc Nn5ci9er@"
ld)reibt: Sic Sorii-Golnmiiiion, bic
cillc "3uidmmelfnnit nit Den bout
ld)cll Sod)pcrItonoigen ge6obt Dot,
nm 81 pcriudcn, 5ufricbcnItclcnbe
@onbclsbe5icbrngct nit Den Gercl-
ni9tcn Stooten 81 o%rranQirclL but
ibrcn 9crift iertig 0citeat, mnO cS
pcrloutct, bob ocriclbe balb bem Gr1.
lioeltcn untcr6reitet uno bon oielcm
DEM Gon9reb ii6erionOt mcrOen miro.
Gic Gommiilion bat einc In5abl @e.
gcnit1nbc hcrpor1eboben, oltf bene1t
gc0enleitiGe Hcolftionen SIR 3ufric-
0cnbcit Gcutidlan0'S gemodt Wers
Sen forncn obne Dob oie Snterciicn
Der Ser. Staotcn 0oour1 geid)Gbigt
merOen. ga Der 9erid)t bot iogor
oi,i cine In5obl gcnberunger biltgc-
mlcicn, bic in Der Administration Der
8eipcrthultgS NcQltlotlonen II. Coll
Gcflorirlmgen acnlad1t mcroen fon-
nerL Die oac Dos quite commer5iede
Glnpcrncbmen 5luiiden Sen aipcl
9onocrn 5u bebeu %gccionet fino. Sic
ie IngeIe0cltbcitcn fonnten IN ci.
nem Tertrog cinperleibt iperoclt, ood
miro cS fiir mabrideinlider 9e6dls
ten, ooB lie 5t ei1em intreerirenoelt
Ebeile hc$ Sarii9cietsS gemodt luer-
Den nnb oob lire Tortteile ollf oieie
@ciic ollcn Nationen in aleider @ei-
ic often Itcbcn merhen. Gs mag nidlt
moalif iein. sic Ienberungen in Ser
qegenfuarti9en SeiIion bes Gon9rei-
ieS 81 eiltem @eieb 81 MAIDEN, aber
Scr Mobus Sipenoi. ultter Incident
mir Den Sa1oel nit Tentihlolb bis
her 1cfilbrt bobcn lit nm Gin SSobr
uerl1n9crt moroen 10 ooB 3eit gcniig
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
Nunionupn 2nntcrbadl.

Is itarb am 20, 5cbrunr 1907 Guntanroa
9nrterbaft. oelichte Satin bon Iocob 2uutars
bad, i'm g(Lter bon ~ Sabren mo , Mouatel.
pic 8eer0i9ur9 tiloet 6reitao. ben -. 5ebrnGt
9td6mittaqs . llbr. bon Der 9SobEllng ibrer
1o9ter, 9ir. t06, Siios9tnnsS trabe, aus itatt.
LA2-nl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
4Snml q. Stcinhndl.

G5 itarb nm 20, Sebrunr 1907 4aul u.
Stcinbad, p~eItebter @atte BON 9tnmic Steinbd0.
8crlpdlote uuo SreltEoe itHb ndiuEpsOol cin-
H tGnn ) ii5 Sr' n 9yeffS @iapr Ss Hh Y"m't lg 70 y0G %Hei,
gSiuocrsS trnbe. aus beisuiupbHeli. &eiiebuna
uGf Der ,Gr6ar Sin Gelnetern" (52-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21

SUI oIltutytlIIg Der tStugC pplgallpClI
icill miro.
llcber 6ortiNritte Der
ocutiden Sdaumucil = Snoultrlc
bat Der amerifaliild,c aoniul III 9or-
| men g. 6. eager oern Stoots De-
partement in @olbington einen inte-
rciiollten 9eridt eingeidlut. Die
gSiege oieier Snouitrie lit in Goblen3
at iltdlen, no i'm Sabre. 1920 cine
Iirnlu ben eriten belltihqn Sdounl-
ucil ouf oen Wortt bracbte. Sln
Sabre 1913 erportirte oieie 6irnlu be-
reitS 5000 6loiden NM lit Der Sol9e
oclnnq cS ibr, fir i6r Grobrft IN OIL
! 0creu 2GnbcrlL nar1cntlid) III Gng.
lon0 1tn0 0e11 engIiI6en &olpniel1 Ell
ncn fcItcn N1orft 5u lhoffen. Sebr
lonQc Oaltcrte eS 6ogcgen, bis Der
hcimiidcGbumpo9ncr olld) in8cutid).
lanO icl6it Die Nncrfcnmuna fon0, bic
cr Dcroiclttc. Der beutide 6einIdnte.
dcr 5pg oie iron60Iiidcn Wiarfen Dor
run0 pcrnlodte iein &ornrtbetl gegen
ooS 0cn1 poterlGn6ii0en 9ooen elrt-
iproiicuc Grobuft nidt ill ilberlpin.
ocn. Ser &rieg bon 1870 lnO IT
trll0 inocIicn piel Do5lt bel, oaS CT.
luod)tc 6clltihc RotioHolgefilbl fir
Ncn bcinliihen Sdoltmmcin mobi(
SIT madden unO belte bat ii0 Oie Sn-
bltitric Der %bcionbercn 6i!riorge oeS
ocutidct &aiierS SIT CT reltet.
Gn0li0 br d elm 2i6t
ltrobI in Dos Glitter Der Sonnto9S-
@cicbc OeS Stootc2 OloIioAuietts.
Afu6 mebr ais Observation-Disclosures
Nll5iibunq Der n9luc 2o!uS" lit aud
BORT bic 6ro9e ouf9ctolldt, Oh oicIe
Ncicbe Sen beutigen Nnidouungen
entiprcAcn. Cine M}ebrbeit Oe3 nit
Der glbGn0ermg 0ca Sonnto0S7@ez
icbe8 bcoltftrogten Gomitc's Der 2cgiS-
Iotllr lit oofiir, Oob i'm Stootc ON
Sonltoq 9oieboll, @olf mo onOerc
otblettihe Spiele QcollIOet mcroen
Giirfen, bob Die gi6litobcten mr0 Ofll-
ice'n oiicn bleiben DOB Iobof, Gia-
creme mo Gbnlidye SuGel Derfo,lit
un0 2ebensmittel, Dor ollen 9ingcu
MildL am SonntoQ obgcliefert mcr.
Sen o%iirfen. Gos lit fiir Moiiobr-
lcttS id)olt cin 1emoItiQc5 3il1cIt0lto.
nib, lpcnn olld) bie iibrige @elt lid
wunoern ntllB, Oob i'm 20. 5abrbul-
oert nod @eiebe eriitiren, nelde es
sen W}enidclt uatcrio9CnL ON Sonrt-
tnge Soltollnget SIT mternebmelr,
sic ibnen niiBen unO bic gang gcuiB
9tienlnn0enl Id)a0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21

SIM Ncm. Yorfer 0Gellts
pllee9olpitol" Giegen sur 3eit od]t Fn'
tlcnten ipcIdc an Sridilolc tcioeH,
un0 bic 9ler5te befiirdltclL, 0oB Die
aranfGeit nod >pcitcr Inn liN grclIen
mer0c. Srob ltnlerer lar Ourhactilbr.
ten Sleii6bci6ou bot man III N1nerlta
lnnQe ni6ts bon Grfrontunaen al
Iridinoie gcb0rt. GoS iid)crite Wit.
tel, iid) Dor Der arantbeit 5t lhltBetl
iii, MIR gut 0ttr6gcfodtea Sdpcttes
fleild) 5l ellen.
Nun iolI and mcnn tan
eincm NelpD orfer 9lntte @lalt6cn
Ihenfen bari OaS 9ier pertrltItct mers
Den. 9lQc 9rallereien ioQcn %iericlt.
mctie utter cinen Snt gcbruft pcr'
0cn. GaS lit bcrCit5 cilruol non ci.
mem cltgliiGeu GDnoifot ueriudt
morocn ltn0 Scr @criltd) cn0i0tc nit
einenl fl0gli6en 6ioSfo. thlO Oic2s
mol mirG'S pobl gcroOcio 0c5cll.
Gin 2nn6oncr Gorrcipon
Dent idretbt Dem ngf6eilt. <rtcr" It,.
a.: o&iir5lid mltroe III ser engliidelt
Ereiie bon jnponiider Scitc Gin Siers
bunO England e Sopon . 6ronfrcid-
MnBlonh ongcregt." Gicicr Gicrbnn0
miro, mas Hltblon0 b%ctrifft, luo6l 10
bolO nod ni0t perfect Dcr0en, NllB-
lnno nit Sapnn I'M 8unoe? Sdlucr
5ll glou6en. lln0 mcnn Nltblnno
nid)t babel 1T, fam olld) 6ronfrcid)
Dem @uno nidt on1eb6rcn. Nntnerz
hin Gin 3cidbcn ser 3cit, DAB Scr Ser
ird) gemod)t miro, 0cn &icr6ul0 81
griinocn. @Cgcn mcll Scr gcrid)tct
iein miir0e, lit niNt idymcr ST. ergriirt-
ben.
n9ci Ser grun0iGtli0c CT
SteQhung Der So3ioliiten 5ltnt Stoot,
5llr Stride n10 ser H%cligion crod)tc
idj cS ais ortSgci6loiicn, Dab Elm iI6er-
}cllotcr &ntbolit, gcldmcigc Ocnn Gin
fntboliihcr GrieItcr, 0urd) sic Nbgobc
icincr Stimmc Ben So5ioIiSnuS for
ocrc." So lottet sic &unbgc6ung
oeS @iidofS bon 9om6erg. llno ood)
bot @iesborcn sic aaiieritoot, Die
@cltfllritobt, Die Sto0t ser MiQio.
marc nn0 Der foiicrlidcn Moi'6cItz
ipielc ciltcn So5iolocnlofrotcn in 0cll
HCihStog 9clu0bIt - nit @iilic Der
Hbeingolter Gcltrm1SmGbler, Die IN
Der Sti6pa6( Sen gltSiflog goben.
I'm Sabre 1906 limo 6u'
Iomnlen - 2inienid)iiie unO Eon5cr-
frell5cr in lie6en Stooten pom Stapel
gclallien. Gbenon Itebt notiirIid)
Gn0lonb nit 5 &rieGSi1iifcn, Die cine
@ulicrberor1ngmo bon iiber $1,000
lonncn batten. Gltblon0 lpcibtc 5lpor
6 Sdiffc elm, oQcin bic 6 hottcll MIR
ctlpoS iibCr 1900 Gpnncn Geploce.
mcnt. GuttiGlonO'2 / ncrc Sdific
Soften Elm Replacement BON 1900
SoHnen. Die &%creinigtcn Stonten
ltruten 8 nel,c StiIic nit 1900
Gonnen NolicrpcrorGngumg inGienit.
Sopon : nit 1910 SonnenL Gronf-
reid ein Sdiff init 1860 un0 Die
NieOerlonbc Gin Sdiif nit $3.50
Sonnen Replacement, IoS ioponiide
Sinienihiff oSotbllmo lit. nah Den
3ulommcnItclungcn Der nWtorine-
Hun0idou" bos groBtc 2inicniGifi.
IS iibertrof nit ieinen 1880 Sonnen
Den piclgcndr1ten cnglilhcn Eon5er
oGreuonou0t" rnt rllnb 1900 Sonnen.
Scr iron3oiiihc Gon5cr, Der bcn 90
men beS S6riitItcllerS Tenon crbielt,
bat MIR 1860 Gonncn, olio ctlpo sic
@rGBc Der ocrtid)en 2inicnihiffe
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Rublonb lieb Ocn Eon5er rNnbrci
Ecrluoiiponnp," scr 1900 Eonmcn
Nrob it, POM 9topcl %lollicn.
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Qprratue.

MalcriiG garfartis - Jrtcolth.
Weftlit. bon Walbroef Elm lIfto etne halbe
NortbsgeenEssGar. Sreie aftfdhen sadinittngs
nul 3ernlirls. 4reiie bon Se9rnhHtBpldteu
lett 'pcSieu. Reibtc SeoiitonlaeH. Se!epboil-
gnfen 223. Sirean: Hraatlias nnb @insfer.
Woass. @cr!anai 9roihiire. tN,ali,15,1&S)
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Ser VI is nj ron80fiihe
aabinet lit ourd) Gas Ginlenfen oes
WiuiIter g Yroit0enten Glemenceou
nod einnlaI iIberfleiitert luornen. 9ic
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&%erIamnlunas

Sic Seutife Scucr,geriiferung GjeieaIdnit
BON Baltimore.
Vie iubrltde 99dbf BON 3lp6lf 9ireftoren miro
Wieutaa, ben 4, Widri 1907, 3iuif6en If uno II
lbr GSorntittugs, itdttfiHoef.
(52) JpBH Y. 2ugtcr, Gcfretdr.
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Wn(timpre Eemctrra.

@iirrnn: Srauttirl. Slbo., Baltimore. 1t. Mrrttitr.
.@eqrdbniBpldBe 5uin Serialf bon $25 an,
bier Srdber. Nreie 8eriliBiiIa per aapeae fit
Grguergnileeoienfie. CSiinti6.iS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
Sr. CAN'T,

Selicber ilno giDdtfcr.
Ser Sernprraaenefte auer Me5icn. gr err
5d9lt S9ten, mas &c III piiIen ipini0en, mag
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felner 5dbiGfeit. bab er feline ge8abfung I'M
SoraliS fir Hortriee eHtgegeu nimmt, iinb
nent er rlidt III alien Gdlen o1uie 5~nfrieoen
lteHt miro ieine @ebilbr aeeeptirt. Sorirdge
90 Gents uno $500.
sprshf.nnoen oun 10 dis z itbr.
6. & q. Ielep0ou: Wtotlt Nernon 6t76-g.
ar. 410, 9arf.9uenue.
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Sermifdlte Mnseiaen.

III GsrsSS4SA 10
Deatfde 9iidisr uuo 8citi6riften.
Srgcnof6riiten, Mdrt5en unS grs1bEuuosn
alnfiser. Seoidte. Romane etc. (Sept9 .1Sf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21

sur Grleoi9nItg Ser Irogc porbonoen
icill miro.
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9Unncritag, ben 21. Se6rnar 1907.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-10-03
Death OF An Enterprise Ex-Em-
plOyee.

Sometime ago clipping appear
ed in an Indiana newspaper telling
of the death of Mr.. H. Pugh.' A let
ter Of recent date from the mother
of Herman Pugh, formerly of this
city and colony, confirms the sad
report. 1t seems that Herman was
trying to collect d bill for labor,
from his employer, an editor,
when the latter drew his revolver
and shot Herman, the bullet lodg-
ing in the the brain, the victim
living only one hour. The man
who did the shooting will be tried
by the state Of Indiana for murder
in the first degree on the sixteenth
of this month. The heart broken
mothersays, in herletter, ''pray for
that editor that he may put his
trust in the Lord. "
Mrs. Pugh, who is a widow, had
raised her only two children, both
boys, by herself, Herman having
been born shortly after the fathers
death. The family was well known
and respected among the early
cOlonists.
The deceased was an employee
in the Enterprise office the greater
part of the time from 1896 until
he left here some five years ago.
lie was the best all around printer
who ever worked in Fitzgerald,
and still young man at his death.
Mrs. Pugh now lives in San Di.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-10-03
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Rollins. AZ

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Rollins, ac-
companied by their nephew, Billie
Rollins, came in from Indiana on
last Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs Rol
Inns, spent the summer in Indiana
at Logansport, Huntingdon and
surrounding country and lived on
the high shelf, altho all the shelves
in well regulated hoosier homes
are bending under the weight of
the good things of earth. They
met Milo Barr, proprietor Of the
Kirkwood House On Lee street
which burned down in the early
days. Mr.. Barr also owned some
of what are now choice lots in the
city,
He captured MI. Rollins, and
never tired of talking Of old times
in Fitzgerald and declares he will
be down here some day. Mr..
Rollins, also came across L. ID.
Bright at the Soldiers Home at
Marion 1t will be remember
ed that he was reported dead.
Mr.. Rollins nephew was fireman
On the Pan Handle railroad at
Logansport, Indiana.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Capt. Friend is at home again
after trip to New York, where
he not only attended the G. A. r.
Encampment but visited his chill
drcn and his sisters. Some of his
relatives were buried while he was
there and a sister is now lying at
the point of death so the trip was
anything but a joyful one for the
Captain.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out.
Mr.. Z. Reynolds went to Bruten,
yesterday.