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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-27

Gos vNcue VI onumentol."
Soc Expenditures r6op Softer.
Company" tritt bieic @odc I'M
vNellen Monllrtentul" orf. Gic5 lit
cine Der popltfdriten Nrgonilotioncn
mcldc' hi oieier Soiion ocieben mer-
Den. 'Sbru @titslitocr 5dbGcn SIT ocrl
bciteil @tlrfcSfenl iltho &~ouoeuiQes
&iinitftrn.o3 Ger Gr5finmg6aft aus
Der TeStr, SeS Beriltmtt1t a@reot Gor.
'roHM iIfiahY fuitAp unSi eitfbdlt bib;
Idle n~ntiifdfftt Nhriittrn, Sic bon ci.
mem pof5iiaiihtlt lg(hors t8ciltngen mer.
ben. @ro5iolel Sdit5crinncn, Die I'M.
fer 9citltllq bon SrI. 8loic GQcr troi,
rirt pltrocll. trctcll eber,ious lit Scr
@urlcsfe mti. Cen aoItiihlcn iopobl,
mic Den Sccncrie'h lpuroc beion0erc
gilTmerfiamfcit geihenft; ~iiberhollpt
ipnrocn bel Der gusltottung feline So
iten geifcllt. An1 Wittipod) NbenO
finoen orci Inuitfampie in ic icd)S
Hunocn itott, an ocnen &io @itcmon
mo Sorrp @ibipn, aio Wrfc mo
so. Hilep un0 aio Tcoiou unb 80.
Veons tbcilnebmcn pcrben.
y2ubin'S Sbeatcr."
Sic geiudcr pom 2ubin'a fpii9cnt
S1coter an Sit @oltimoreitrobe mcr,
bcn Die Infiinoignng, BOB @cihGitH-
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ifldit. Ser &opi oes MiGohens tit
boil ronlantild)cr Soee'n, I'M Sroum
ipanoert lie nm 800 Sabre 5urild
llno iie lit enttGuibt, ols ibre bon le-
ner 3eit gebobten Stlitiionen 3%erflie.
Ben. SRI. Winnie 0apree ipielt bic
Nole bon Glspetb Sprell,
.TorSS Spernbuus."
Der 2ope lnb Die Mous", Gbos.
alen's eriolgreid)es Stiid amerifa-
niif)en 2ebens. eelangt bieie. @od)1
slim SSipeifeii Wtdle''fn neSprS's Sperii..
bolls" CUR guffiibrrma. ISenrp g.
Sarris hat fir oieies engagement
cine Sruppe talentppuer Shaulpie.
ler miserleben, borunter OliperG plto
Spron, Watie Sbotipel, MolcpIm
0uncan, Mabel Mortimer, gbitb
Sbapne, gbd 9urrp, y. q. Barrett.
Jrances Sodion, Serbert Mocacn5ie,
mo Gli5a Woion. Ser Snbolt Don
Ser 2Dtue unb Die Winlls" lit Den
Sbeater : VeIilfern 10 befnnnt, OoE.
es unnGtbig eriheint. allf Die Gin
6clnbciten ein5ugeben. 1os Stild
6ebonoeIt boS omerifnniihe politis
Idle, finol5iellc rnb g~cleQld)oftlid)e
Scbcn Der @egenmort, p%erbunpen
nit elmer 2iebeSgelhihtc.
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ben Homens, ,tnb bon Yrince Or.
bammeb in nSbe Trince Of Snoio."
Sr. Sarlnan miro morgen abeno in
Der HolIe bon Gbmono Iante's in
Ileranoer EumoS' oeS Ielteren be.
riibnntem Stiid yMonte 9brilto" alli.
treten. Iie George Salpcett Cont
PAM" muroe bllrd brei 'lueitere
Shnuipieler. Die $50. Wariboll Scr.
man. Sale Samilton llno Alfreo
Smith. perit1rft.
aSollibupitr +. SGeoter."
alimt ulS @a55olo p~rGientircn
bieie @ohe I'M Sollibopltr. : Sbeo.
ter lire l,ellc Yroouftiou uSbe four
Corners Of tbe Garth" boS lebte uno
bette @crf bon Hobert g.
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Cine sccnc ATS ulbc aoao TO ycncrOm" III ser Muif. afooemie.

YrogrammS iirIb: @ol Stcpens nit
,@ciellid)oft IN ieinem 2uitipicloft ~
Wobern Zip San Minfle," eleanor
Sold, Die &onigIn Ser omerifnniihcn
ideil S6onipielcrinnen, Gomez SaS.
fell, Der 9eipiegte Wpnologiit, oie
lpeltberiibmtc Nifiono N%frobaten.
Grippe, Sobu Iunn ltnb @ilbelmis
no Irnncis in cincm SuItlpieldft
ySbe Solo MP" Sclbini mo @ropini,
sic btftcn '@onttibtfftcu Viiropd's, IT,
gum SdllltB Die neilciten 6clpeglidcn
9iloer. Gle toqliden Wotinec'n mcr.
ben INNER n1ebr bon Eumcn II. &ill.
bern beillft mo crireien iid) GROCER
Gopularitdt. 's
~ ubitorium."
rSm ngltoitorium" bicten Die $50.
Wtiller lulb Ylatben bicic @pd)e Dem
9oltinnorer Yublifllm Dos bctunnte.
Shoitipiel Che glaf Grpof" in
gGn5lid) nclter 9eorbeitltng llno Iltis
mod)ung. Snoem iic Dies emit 10 olt.
Berorbentlid mirfiomc 9ilbnenItild
nell ms 2ebcn %ricfclL boben Die Se.
orbeiter bel Ausgeitoltlung oeS Stiis
DIES piclc mpoerre Sheen in ooiiclbc
bincin ge,uobelL obnc cs obcr lciner'
S%oenbit1t ST. bcroltben. Gas Stiid
lit IN bier Nfte uno # Scenen &c
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iiibrer gnrle iijr Oieie @ode lpieoer
Gin politGitbig neltes unb nnliduarei.
DIES Frogronm 5uiamnien oeiteQt
Fat, nit T~ergnijBcn begriiben. Co
Der Gintrittsprcia iolpohl iiir ooS
Ibeater, lpie alldl iilr Sic i'm Gortcrrc
befinolif)e Safe, III Der sic nelleiten
bepegliden @ilOer 9e5eigt meroen,
nur 8 Gents betrdgt, lit es nid,t 5u
perwullberil. onb i'd 2nbin'S 9ergnii.
giings -Ealait eilles pIsnabmspeiie
,ltarfcn 9eiuhes crIrelt. Iieie 40.
die treten nebrere Sanserinnen .allf
bic in Baltimore nod ME gebort
'mur0en. Jerncr itcben CHARLES 6.
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tDeilt; Die Snuptperloncn oeiielben
1in0 8cr5og, Der nGroof," Huoolpb
ltnb anina, Der jngenolife Selo urlO
Ole 9eloin. unO Der peridlngelle@ruf
WolfenItein. GoS Ballet lit BET ser
neuen genrbeitung perihpullben,
itatt beilen ober ieiielt ein %Itarfer
Gbor bon idonen iungcn MdodJen
Iuge u,b Chr Der 3uid,aller. Ma.
tinee'n finoen nnl Wontag, Sienitag,
Sreitog nnb Somitag itott.
v@opctp Jbeater."
Fem 6eifdftsiiibrer 9oaanf poni
.@apetp-S beatcr4 lit es gclulgen, fir
oieie @od)e bic bette Grippe oiei,
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Nlbnugh's Jbeutcr. ~
Gie Anfiinoiauna Dob @iainni
Tarnlan Oieie ISOLDE ais .Stnr" Der
George 6apcett Company" in al-
bai,gb's Sbeater in einem teueil, ipe.
3iea fir i'm bon Hul,l Armitrong &C.
ifyriebeneit Stiif auftreten miro, loll.
te 9enii9er, oas Sbeater allabenoli6
Biz aiif ben lesten Elas 81 iiinen. in.
icfern Sr. Jarman Elm 2ieblin9 pe'
bieiieen 5beaterbeiuder lit. 2etterc
%crinnern iid ippbl. nod nit Gcrsnii-
gen. ut ieipe portrefflihe Glirddiih.
rurtg Der @cllen bon Ben Slr" IN
General Gem WalIaces Stiid oeilel-
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1T III Chicago gebilrtig, no er bis 81
icinem II. Sabre Mtlllif itlloirte. 5li.'
lett inter 2eidetis5fp. SIM Sabre
Sabre 1902 begonn er icine CONCERT.
2ouibobn in Berlin. Son Mnfon9 an
5clhnete CT lih ollrdl fiiuitleriide Sris
gi1olitdt aus; gleid) iein critics Ero.
9romm Oofumcntirte Dies, fir meld]e3
er Sdubert'S b%coutenOltes, ober meilt
ocrnadlGili0tcS alupiermerf, feline
,Soitott' in 9!flot, gcp1bIt Bate. Gr
Qcluann sic oniprlldspolle 9crIiner
aritif nit cincnt Shlogc, SpGter
0ing CT nodJ 2onoon nno iiberrnihte
bier Ellblifum mo aritif ollrd cine
2ciituna sic bisbcr nod fcincn Nod)'
o6mcr gcirnocn, inoem er sic beiben
9robm'idcn &lopier.G on5crte an Ell
ncm Ibcno aob.
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ID orpIono t."


Mn Der Spite heS Tro9rumms fir
oiele Mod)e I'M ,Dtnrplnnb.S benter"
ltebt Die Iette mo arobnrtigItc hnrr
Ittroftionen, sic nEol,p EidleS'
Bets" ~oorgeitcllt bon elmer aus IS
Eer'onen b~eitebcnben Srilppe. Sic
groRere 3nbl Der Witmirfcnoen I'M.
perionifi5ircn Die Sri. To1p'S SarS-
there. Inter Ncnielbcn befinoet iid
Elm Srnlo, cine aote, ciu Sebop-@1r,
ein Eupogei m1o ein Gid; icrl1cr
modlt Gin G.uortctt Buffers" iein
Muftretcn. 3oblreid,c podenbc &C.
iGngc, feline Sccncric'u ulo clcttriid)e
Sidteffcftc ac6cn Dem Stiif cincn be.
ionocrcn Ncij. Nnocrc Mltmmcrn Or$
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lid) orn Z. September in Sorbon's
IQep.
&eiue@erih tsiibungena ut
Montog.
Gle oberite @eridtsbant Der Staot
bGlt morgen feline Sisuna ab, Inn
Sen Riftern 9elegenbeit 5i geben, an
Dem 2eihenbesdngniB 0eS NitterS
WcSberrp tbeilsunebmen.
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NnTese Gbruter.
sM u III e."

v@be Hoob TO Delterbap" bon 9eil.
Lob Wt. Dir uno gpelpn o.. Sutber-
lano biloet oieie ISOLDE sic Nttraf-
ton in Der nWuiif q. gfaoemie"
0os Stid lit Elm 8emiid BON mo.
oernem 2eben uno oemjenigen aus
Der 3eit Der Iegierlng Sotobs bcS
erlten in Gnglanb. Gs bebdnbclt bic
8eItidte elmer iungen anlerifanerin.
Glspetb Spreae, Die ibrc Shmeiter
III Gnglano behld)t uuo noh ciner
9elidtiguugs Sollr bllrd Die Stoot
im Itelier hires S6ipogers cirt-
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Mus Den 0crid)ten.

Sltcorporation eiiler ltellen 6rlldt-
5irmo. - @eieQihaitsoome CT.
bGlt Gbeiheioilnssoefret. = 3abl'
reide uugliidlid)e Chen. - Gin.
boltsbeiebl eegen G%iienbobn. -
Worgen feline @eribts
Nnbcre @eridts. 50 atritten.
lie Sirma q. s. Horris & So. lit
nit einem Iftienfapital pon $4,000,
ipeld)es in 1900 Intbeiliheine az ie
$i0'getbei4t lit, fir ben @ertrieb bon
Sriid,ten ntb Eroouften incorporirt
Dorben. Die folgenbcn Yeamten iinb
fir oos critic Snbr crpGblt: Sobn u.
Sinmon bon altoona, ga, Yrdiioent;
s. $. Norris bon Baltimore, Iicc.
Trdiioent unb @enernl.@ eihGitsfiib.
rer; Yercp .. BEL bon Baltimore,
Scfrctdr unb Sdatn1eiiter; 0irefto.
rem - Sobn 81. Sinman bon Mltoo.
no, go, q. y. Yolano bon Sobns.
tour, go, Mobert Bennington bon
Wilminator, Gel, Eercp y. gel Dor,
Baltimore, Gbas. 8. Norris bon 9ol.
tinlore.
6rau erbaIt gbeidei.
oungsocfrct
5rou Samuel 9, poor crbielt ge.
iterl, ibre abioIittc Sdcioung pon
aIfreb Eoor, meil ocrielbe iic ol,i Dos.
miQige Weiie perlalien baben ioq. Die
Troll crbdlt alif Die Sbbllt iiber Die
Drei ainoer. weld)c Der Che entiproi.
icn iinb. EaS Eoar ipicIte friiber in
Observation-Disclosures cine Ronc.
Snbem lic ongiebt, oob lie i'm noe.
gen grait'amer gebonolung babe per'
loiien n%tiiiien, iilf,te seiteru Bette Z.
5rend) I'M areisgeriht Nr. 2 Inn cine
obiolutc Sd)eionntg bon Niaiom
Trend jun. nof. Gas Yoar iuurbe
Dor 5ebn Sabrcn in 2ancaiter, ga,
g~etraut l,nb lebtc bis fiir5li6 5uiam.
nleit.
;Sn ielben @crid)t lld)te SSarrp
Gippeln,epcr liin abiolute Sfcioiine
BON Sropa 9. Rippelmeper mad. Die
Sebtere lit cine ShauipieIerin.
@iaiam 6. @nnner bon Hr. 1924,
Se~iierionitrabe, erbielt cine ablolutc
Sd)eioung bon grabela 6. Worner,
Die ibnt oaoon gelallien iein ion.
Mus benz ndmlihen @rlinoc tpiiroe
Scnrictta %. 2orurencc bon Rr. 2310,
GolpertitraBe, bon Wortin,er S.2alp-
renee geId,ieoen.
@cil er Die ebelid,e 3reuc gebrofen
Iober ioa, erbielt Catherine Wop BON
Hr. 534, Wontforo.a uerue, cine ab.
Iollte Sdeioung BON gaipar s. Map.
GinbaltSbefebl gendbrt.
Sn areisaerift bon Baltimore.
Gountp ipuroe eineinbnltsbefebl ans
geiteQt, I'M Die ,Norbli6c Central.
Vabn" oaran 81 pcrbinoert peiterc
Ielegrapbenpfolten Der Goniolibirten
Gas nno eleftriif,en 8eieuihaft.
peldle oieielbe in Green Sprins.8al.
len oufitellen l1bt, nieber5lbaden.
2ucp Sebb bon Scr. III, Beit-BaI.
tin,oreitrabe, ipiirbe bon Sbomas q.
;3eb6 9eid)ieoen, neil oerieIbe lie on.
geblid int StidJ lieb.
iii nf Sabre lii Ge9er.
Ter Teasr5 George giibop, pelher
III moroeriiHeH Abjid)t einen SdilB
auf Ieinen HaiiensenoIien artbur
gropn %abieierte, erbielt flint Sabre
3lftbais.t Die SdieBerei ereignete
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iiOild)er Gboruftere bon Der Sifieitc
bon SEEM = Dorf lit @elf obne Hipa.
len; ollrd) onbaltenoes, minutioles
Stubium bat CT bie@erforperlrng Die
Ter 8eltulten 5iir Toafommenbeit er,
boben. Die i'm lil1gebenoen Shau.
ipieler, ipelfe ouf eirem boben flint.
,lerlihen .Ripeau itebel1, iinteritiisell
i'm wirfungspoll. Scenerie Ii. glls.
itattnr,g limo eritflaiiig. Wontags,
Mittlpads, Sreitnbs MbH'dgnmitags
finoen Mahmittals aTSmqiemtngcn
Iiott.
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Gas Gn6e elmer Sprib'
tour. -. Eetcr 9orrlid, ein % Sab
re after Wotroie alls SdJiueoen, ser
Dor ctpo 8 Gogen bier onfom nnb III
Nr. tGl7 Gbomas.S Str. logirt, ler,te
om 6reito1 9lbeilo alif elmer Sprib.
tollr 0el 81 Sabre alien NorDe9cr
@cor9c Ncl'on. bon Hr. 425, Siib-
Sprin9. Ctr, fenlen. Die @eioen
.p"crlcbtcu cinc berrlihe 3eit, unb Sc
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sdy fmrterte ielbtt ,,tets
nen 8ru1t1aoen.
j6 iuerbe Sbuel ,eieen ME Ete ben Sbrieen
tnritren t0nnen. unb omar SotentyeS.

Seit Jabrer lpar id biIfro8 iinb nfuBte bdD
Deit bitten !peeer eines ooppelten Brunfhdben3.
Sp ocrfudie oiele berfbieoene Mrteu bon Bri6s
%5dueecr. Gtniee reinieten MID. nroere pare1
~leraoesL sef1brlih, uHo ieins forrte Den Brii1
irrtiibnIieh. lie 4er5ie faeteu. bab Id tterber
liStc. fueIr I'D ridt cperiert. peroc, ID tdnf9te
liner etrfaten Metbooe. peIte ih sntbe6te.
,'eeermaHf fam oiefeIbe eebruunen unn 10
Ienoe lie irtenigelilic, au eiueH Seber. ber nrir
>eslpeger ttreibt. Jiillen Ste foIgenoeS 9oupoJ
uS il1b fd1iden Gle e. MIR heute:
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9ciierc Stroben in ben
6 ountiea. - Gic gemegung iiir
Before 2anoitraBen in ben perihieoe.
men Counties beiinoet iid) INNER nod
I'M @eiteriAreiten. Sest iteben 5re.
berid., montgomery. uno Sarioro.
eonntp ani Der elite fir 9er6eiIernng
,pllb, baben Die Goilntp.G onmiiiGre be.
reits bei'm Warplano @eologiifen
Terneiiltngsamt Observation-Disclosures.
fationen eilgereiht.
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ter perlor idlitBIi6 oaS 9leid)genift.
Sll Oielcm bclicbcIten 3uitonbe gelotG
cS atelion, Yetcr's llbr ol,S oeIien Ia.
id)e 81 bolen.
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this week.
r. N. Ink went to Fargo
Thursday on business.
Matt Vertin made a business
trip to Fergus Pals Tuesday.
Miss Eva Shea, of Fargo,
visited friends and relatives
here the past week.
Mrs. Jas. Bisbee, OF Tenney,
Mimi, was in the city Thurs.
day.
!. Every woman can obtain
freedom from dusty, germladen
carpets by using Flotentine
Enamel, for enameling walls.
O. III. Schultz Hardware Co.
Miss Christine Hammerlick
departed Wednesday for a trip
to Cross Lake, MINI.
Mrs. Edgar Waite aud Miss
Cross, of Childs, Mimi, were
calling on friends here last
week.
Mrs. c. r. Thatcher and baby
departed for their home at
Minot last Saturday.
Pasture for stock. S. T..
Dakin, Breckenridge. MINI.
5.3O.4t
Sam and William Hinsey ar
rived Saturday morning from
Minneapolis for a visit with
the Schiller families.
Mrs. Eugene Schiller and
Mrs. Theodore Geister enter
tanned the ladies' Five Hundred
card club, last Thursday after
noon, at the home of Mrs.
Schiller.
Miss Josephine Tibeau, a
senior of the Valley City
Normal, has accepted a posi-
ton at Langdon for the coming
year.
Miss Caroline Dietz complet-
ed her term of school near
Hankinson the past week and
returned home Saturday even
ing.
J.. H. Hanson was in the city
Saturday shipping his house
hold goods to Fargo, where he
ia nOvv reaidino
The Creamery meeting,
which was to have been held
last Saturday, was postponed
until all the stock would be
disposed of, and a notice of
meeting will be given later.
The Eastern Star at their last
meeting, Friday evening, ap.
pointed committee of gentle
men to prepare and bring the
refreshments for their next
meeting. Some of the COM
mittee are thinking seriously
of taking lessons in the art of
cooking.
A large party, composed of
Jas. Shea and wife, Mr.. McEwen
and wife, of Fargo, B.F. Louns-
bury, Jas. Powrie, Theo. Jur-
gems, Elmer Myhra, G. L. Har-
RS, Burt Dickinson, went to
Ottertail Lake Saturday, on a
fishing trip. They caught so
many fish they had to ship
them in carload lots and brought
home a goodly supply.
Mrs. Otto Swank, who has
been visiting relatives here,
leaves Friday morning for
Anoka, Mimi, where Mr..
Swank will engage in the
restaurant business, and where
they will make their future
home:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Roger and
family, of Grand Forks, and
Mrs. Jas. Trip, of Minot, ar
rived Thursday night for a visit
with relatives. Mr.. Roger re-
turned home Saturday morn
ing, but his family will spend
the remainder of the month
here.
All the regular services at
the Congregational church
Sunday June 16. Theme for
the morning sermon, When All
the People Say Amen. At
eight p. NJ, the subject will be,
A Few Facts About the Bible.
Everybody invited.
No greater mistake can be
made than to consider lightly
the evidence of disease in your
system. Don't take desperate
chances on ordinary medicines.
Use HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea. 35 cents. Tea or
Tablets. Ask your druggist.
Miss Lillian Schields depart
ed Saturday for a short visit at
Grand Forks. She was joined
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visitor here last Thursday.
Mrs. w. J. Robinson was at
Fargo last Saturday.
Miss Helen Johnson, of
Doran, visited here the past
week.
Miss Mcintyre departed for
her home, at Fargo, Saturday
morning.
Clarence Williams returned
to his home at Fairmount
Saturday morning.
Miss Emma Losinger return.
ed to Abercrombie Saturday.
Miss Marjory Crooks wen. to
Fairmount Wednesday for a
visit with relatives.
Miss Ella King, who has
been the guest OF Mrs. P.
Massoth, departed for her home
at Seattle, Wash, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox and
daughters, Marion and Mabel, of
Fsirmount, were present at the
graduating exercises Friday
evening.
Misses Emma and Lucy
Weatherbee, of Fairmqunt, Wis.
tied here last Friday and Satur-
day.
A special passed through
here Wednesday morning,
containing a large number of
soldiers OH their way from
Anaconda, Mont, to Des Moines,
Iowa.
Mrs. N. G. H-ilman and
daughter, of Clara City, Mimi,
arrived the past week for a
months visit with Mrs. He'll
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
II. Marsh.
Misses Bessie Collier, May
Tyrell and Henry Chezick
spent Sunday in Battle Lake,
the guests of Miss Tyrell's
sister.
Mrs. G. H. Stead and daugh-
ter departed Friday morning
for Duluth, Mimi, for two
months visit with friends and
relatives.
For RENT-My residence on
Fret street and Pembina Ave.
For particulars inquire of Thos.
McCabe at pump station.
Mrs.Chas. Babe and daughter,
Elsie, departed Wednesday
morning for visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Stern, at Vim.
bleton, N. Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Crawford
were passengers to Fargo Tues
day, to attend the Commence.
ment exercises of Fargo college
their daughter, Miss Judith,
being one of the graduates.
The medicine that sets the
whole world thinking,
The remedy on which all doc
tors agree,
The prescription all your friends
are taking is
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea.
Ask your druggist.
Piles get quick and certain
relief from DIR. Shops Magic
Ointment. Please note it is
made alone for Piles. and it's
action is positive and certain.
Itching, painful, protruding or
blind piles disappear like magic
by it's use. Large nickel-cap.
ped glass jars so cents. Sold
by Henry Miller.
The dance given at the Com
mercia] club par lors last Mon
day evening, by the L. O. T. NJ.
lodge, was grand success,
both financially and socially.
The committee on arrange
menrs lett nothing undone to
help make the event a success,
and the reports of those who
were in attendance justifies the
fact that everybody had good
time.
Wahpeton Methodist Epis-
copal church, Rev. E. o. Ed
ridge, pastor; Prof. Charles
Kirk organist and choir leader.
Services Sunday at the usual
hours; 1870 a. m. 8 pm. Sub
jects A. NJ, "An Open Espousal.'
+. NJ, "Benediction of En-
enlargement" Su n d a y
school at 11:45 a. NJ,
Prof. r. NJ. Black, Superintsnd-
ent. Epworth League $50 p.
NJ, Mr.. Harvey Rife, president.
Prayer meeting Thursday
evening, 8 p. m. Everybody
cordially invited to these SER
vices.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-06-13

@atS. HduOS 0teTuS ana MrS.
A. b. Dickinson departed Fei-
day for trip to the cities.
Mayor Eberley, Anton Giles
and Chas. Babe were elected
at The last meeting as delegates
to represent the Germanias,
at Cakes, N. Oak, this month.
Miss Ethel Jacobson, of Fair
mount, was the guest of Misses
Francis Lauder and Irene Dietz
last Friday.
Mrs. Meyers and children
drove in from Mooreton Friday
for a few days visit with Mrs.
Meyers sister, Mrs. L. Vachon,
and to attend commencement
exercises.
Rev. Edgar Jones returned
from a trip the past week, and
10 now in comm unication with
the Bishop of North OAK, who
will forward credentials to the
Bishop of Newfoundland previ-
ous to Rector Jones entrance
as Vicar of the most important
parish in Newfoundland.
Anyone wanting ice cut
above all sewers get it from
the Twin City Ice Co. 6-13-2t*
Miss Ethel Shepherd enter.
tanned a party of young friends
at her home Tuesday evening.
All reported a very good time.
Ethel leaves with her parents
for Morris Saturday.
Mrs. E. A. Hill entertained a
large number of friends last
Tuesday afternoon.
w. ]. Robinson returned last
Thursday from Grand Forks,
n. Oak when the grand lodge
of Odd Fellows were in session,
Nick Klein returned Sunday
night from trip to Lethbridge,
Canada. He reports every
thing in that country as look
ing fine. Will Farnsworth,
who accompanied him invest.
ed in 200 acres of land. Mr..
Farnsworth went on to
Spokane, Wash, to meet his
family, who are visiting at that
place.
Lost.-Monday about noon
between my place and State
bank, $500 one a 5 and a 10.
dollar bill; finder please return
to me and receive a liberal
reward. Ali Kamoni,
Albert Meyerfeld de- arted
Monday night on business
trip to Chicago. On his return
he will be accompanied by
Misses Selma and Ella Stern
who are returning from Down.
er college, Milwaukee, and thei,
brother, Harry, who has been
attending the Military school
at Delafield, Wis.
|
Marriage licenses were issued
June Sth. to Frank Biegal OF
Barney, N. OAK, and Magdalen
Lambert, of Mantador, N. Oak.
and on June 10 to Henry A
Lundquist, of Fergus Falls,
Mimi. and Mae l. Powell, OF
Park River, N. Oak.
St. Johns church was the
scene of an impressive cere.
mony last Saturday, when a
class of twenty-eight girls and
boys received First Holy Com.
munion. The affairs were very
beautiful, being decorated pro-
fusely with flowers for the
occasion. Vespers was held
at $3.50 in the afternoon, during
which the Commandments were
invested with the Scapular OF
Our LADY, of Mount Carmel.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-17
MAYOR TO GET DETAILS.
jackson Must Tell Him about Al
Leged Election Frauds.

Justice Greenbaum. in a decision handed down
Yesterday in the Supreme Court. granted the ap-
plication from Mayor Mcclellan for bill OF par
tic,ilars in the suit brought by Attorney General
Jackson TO oust him from office and seat William
R Hearst, who claims he was elected Mayor az
the election Of 1905.
In his decision the Justice that the de-
cision OF the Appellate Division in the of the
People agt. Mcclellan Is controlling here upon
the proposition that where the Attorney General
seeks as he does in this action, TO not only
Judgment ousting the defendant Mcclellan. from
the office OF Mayor OF the city but also Of
adjudging that the defendant. Hearst duly
elected to that office that Is TO the latter's
relief, the onus provend Cburden OF PROOF is upon
the people"
The decision says: THAT the Attorney General
appreciated the burden that he must sustain Is
evident from the fact that the complaint specif-
cally alleges in subdivisions 4. s, G. and there
OF that the certificate of election OF the defendant,
Mcclellan, Mayor OF the City OF New York
was based upon mscounts OF ballots. improper
fraudulent returns OF the inspectors OF election
and the unlawful counting OF Illegal and void bal
lots and OF ballots cast by non-registered voters
and voters who voted more than at said cleo
ton for the defendant McClellaa.
IF then" says the decision. "the plaintiff is
bound to establish by affirmative proof the alega-
tions tending TO establish the election OF the de-
fendant. Hearst, It would seem clear that In a
proper the defendant Mcclellan, would be
entitled TO a bill of particulars OF the allegations
upon which the complaint rests