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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
Sob unb 0erSerbeu.

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Sunction, @..@o, %getobtet uno
eli perlett. - i3luei Der SoOtcil
unb mebrere 8erIcBte 9altimorer.
- @igcntbiimliter l%lnfall.
Gin grpreB6ilg Der Baltimore.
Sbio.9abn" tpitr6c geitern Worgen
nabe Der S%benanOoab Sltnction,
@..8a., bel elmer Golliiion tbeilmeiic
Oemolirt, mobei orei Yeriolten getoO'
tet uno eli perlett ipltroelt. Gle 5oo'
ten iino.
%. g, s. Soffnton, Elm sIngeitea.
ter i'm &oiiirers- 9ureou i'm eonloer-
9obnbof, III Rr. $50, @cit.2ombarbs
StraBc, moBnbaft.
Neaie Soffmon, Todter bon %.
8. j. Soffmon.
9. @eperioge. SO Sabre aft, bon
Cameron, @..8u.
Gie @erlestcn iin0:
Soiepb 9. Gufe, Nr. 527R, 2. Sir,
Nd. @aibineton, .. g., ON aopf
lrn0 anie perIett.
6rou Gillian q. Suoion, Nr. 625,
@eit.2 ombarbs StroBe, Baltimore,
i'm 8eiid)t unb om aorper perlebt.
Sorolb @iniom, Nr. 1910, "A,
Strobe, 9roofIpn, N..Y, Nrm unb
SduIter perlett.
3opiS 5ineuo, M~pcrsoole, 9o,
redte ShuIter berIctt.
Seize Gaiben, E~ortIanb, Conn,
appf uno Siifte berIcbt.
VI. 6. Sereuion, Nr. 80, G Strobr,
40 @oibineton, Z. e., Soutobs
idiirfutgen.
Soiepb gnicort. CIR. t44, Grant.
Strobe, 9rooflpm N..Y., idsucrc
aopfipunben.
6. e. goof, Spnomon, go, in Ser
Wollnt Topol Stotion oils 3eidner
ongeIteut, an aopf unO Sono Der
leBt.
e. %. @booes, &pnNman, go, I'M
ndmlihen Geportcmcnt nngcIteut.
ant &opf unb SGnocn uerlebt.
y. gorcoran, SIR. 1913, Toro.Scf.
fcrionsS ct. @ouis, Mo., linfc
Sdulter perIett.
Sbomos SaIl Ne9cr), Ir. 1872,
@ueihe.S trabe, Baltimore, al Scr
9ruit perlett.
Nntonio Tescibo, BittSburg, 9o.,
am aorpcr unb @einen ibper per.
lest.
Gle Gertpltnbcten ipurOen iofort
orf eiten Spe5iol3ug gebradt uno
nod Dem Wortinsburg.Soipital iiber.
9eiiibrt. Ger llnfoti mllroc peronIobt,
Dob in Dem IligenbIid, ols Der Yoi.
iaeicr5iig an linen porbeifubr, 5lpei
Sraf)t5ii9e ~collibirtc1, mooi,rh meb.
rcrc @oggptt3 gegen oell 3i.g gctpor.
fen puroetta ltttb Sic Euiiugieripoa.
CONS bemoIirten. Gus gnbtgeleiie
oilf ser Sdnptlinic mliroe oaf cine
betr1btliAef ESrredt2 net 'anigeriiien
limo ser gerfefr odourA ol7 I1itgere
Seit unterbrodcn. Tte 8et6otctet
iino SertutiHbcttn b~cfonreh iif oac
in Sem ibqcnannten fog @aegon,
iueld)er oreiBig Sui abieitS bonn sc.
leiie Dei6lellOcrt lpltroe ilno ouf boS
Sad ST. itehet fam. Die EulImon.
@ag9ons iuurocn @aQc pom 8elciie
9eriiIen, bod nilrben lie ni6t 10
iffper beidobigt, ga tie bereits 0ie
5roftipaggonS poiiirt batten.
Sic gcto0teten 9altim O..
Serr @oltcr i. Soffman pom Gr.
713 @4it.2ombaro. StraBe, pelder
nit ieiner Sodter getootet nllrhc,
mar elm Gontrolcur i'm aafiirers.
Teportement Ser Baltimore. Ohio.
@obn" un6 biclt ole Stelle ieit nclill
Sobren inne. Seine Sodter lunr Is
Sabre oft. Gie beioen bntten elmer
anoeren Sod)ter in Cumberland iiber
Sonntog cinen geiuh abgeltottet.
9ie Satin 0cS Scrrn Soffman lit
nod om 2ebcn. Jrou Gillian Sun.
ion inb Iottcr bon Nr. 653. @eit.
Somboro'S trobe, befanOen iih eben-
fols IN @cicuihaft bon Serrn Soffs
man unh Sotter unb merfpiiroiger
Weiie crlitt mn Srau Suoion lei1te
8erletun9en I'M 8eiidt.
Cir n n II p 81 If
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03

@enSeIer'a SuteI, 400 GaIuert',
Gde Malbcrrp-Str Glesaate Sd)laf.
simmer, makise Yreiie. @abl5eiten
5m ieber sascs5eit. @esnIGre Diners.
Seinite 0ctrGnfe unb Gisarren.
Gi9enthumer @alter y. @enbeler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
Sebbel'S einaiacs gtelicr.

Ve0"NF0 <t"0sDtp <Vst6't%3
@ir babcn MIR Elm gtelier in galti.
more, nnS bas befinbct iid In Der
Gtage 81 cbener Groe, @r. 321, Mprb.
@ag', maize Sisb-Str. &inber.Ybo.
tusrapbien cine spesiulitGt.-9eine
Mgcntcn nnb feline Sreppen sn iteigen.
5. 9ebtsI. 6. Grni, Geidaitsfabrer.
(275~Y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03

%5uiammen tritt, SO Gemofroten unS
80 RepubIifaner iino, pabreno bas
12S. Mitglieo Elm Sliioniit lit. Iieier
6uiioniit lit StaatSi enutor j. j.
@reenpeu BON Ct. Warp's County.
Ger Senot beltebt aus II Gemofra.
ten, 8 RepubIifonern uno 1 5uiioni.
item, oas l%tnterbous aus II Gemofro.
ten unb 80 Mepublifanern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
Weibna6ten.

@eIbienbunsen beiorgt nad
Geutidlano uno Seitreif. 8 Warf.
unb 20 Marf-, iopie 10 4ronen- unb
20 9ronen.S heine su pcrfauieu.
TQeoo. s. Qtener 4 &c.,
Nr. 217, Git.YaItimOrcitrafe.
rSarmunie : Gafe,"
Or. Ala, @eit-Jayette'S trafc, @arI
SdmiSt, Snbaber. @irsbnrser Sof.
bram friid am CAPT. Diners, Sonpers
a Ia carte. Seoen Samitas Mbeuo
Trei-Gon5ert. (MpriI1,1O
Subn Ibl, Caterer,
friiberer gerwalter Der ,Germauia. Usdnner&ur.
Sane," Nadbfolger MN Sobn NplS,
Nr. 4OS, WcIt.Scginstun.S trafe.
Haniette unb cpuperS. ,
gerdnmige 0ale fur ttetnere Weyeiue.
(Sept25. 6Vste. iso2t2o) !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03

so. ,@eburtstugSfeter. -
8crr Seinrid Heiiihneioer, ipelter
felt IS Sobren in Dem Sauie Nr. 7H,
observation-disclosures elm &oufmannsgc'
ih1it betrcibt, feiertc geitern leinen
so. 8eburtstag. Ger Subilar en,'
| ping bon pielenS citen ber5lihe Sra
tnlationen. Gen Mbenb perbrabte c.
nit Sen geomten Ser 3ions : Stride
IN Canton, moielbit er Die Gribiene'
men mad ltattgefunoener 9eamter''
pabI nit cinem SnlbiB regolirte. Sr.
8eifidneioer ipllrbe am 9. 9e5enlber
1857 in Baltimore geboren uno iiber'
nabin bereitS nit ieinem 10. Sobr
leincs @oters @eihGft, in lucldem er
nod beute tbatia lit.
9eomtenmabI Ser per.
Sions. Stride. - 8eitern foro
in Dem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der
beutiden Der, cpone, 3ions.8irde in
| Canton sic 9eamtenmobl fir oas fol.
! eenbe Sobr Itott. Die olten 9eomten
lpuroen miebcr aeipablt uno 5ipar:
Nrdiibent Seinrid Sdmeiier, 8ice'
Yr1iioent Seinrid Heifidneioer, Sc
fretdr 2epuborb Sesner unb Sbat-
meiiter MnbreoS q. Sergert.
Gin Alarm pom &altcn Nr. 52G
rief eeitern Ibcnb Die Seuerlpebr nad
Der Mobnung bon SbomoS Gnlatto,
Wr. 217. Siio.S barpitraBe, iupielblt
I'M Seller Elm Saufen Strob in9rano
gerotben mar, Die Slammen tpura
ben I'M Seine geloiht.
Sarrp .. @oIf, bos iiingite
Witalieb bes Gongreiies, %leiitete &c.
itern IN @nibington ben Nmtseio.
Serr @oIi lit crit 81 Sabre alt; er
pertritt Den 3. Giitrift BON Iarp.
LAMB, Der lett ben lesten 6 Sabrell
Scrrn 5ranf 6. @abter erfuablt
bate.
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@cnt idjmeft's better?

Gem Heihen iein Gbampaener.
Diner ODER Dem grbeiter iein eit.
ladies WobI NIT cinem @loie BON
Steil's Bier? 6rngt bie Wogen-
Spe,iaIiiten. (337,4O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
Ias II nterbaus
9te Witglieoer Oes llnterbauies

Ios llnterbaus.
Gle Mitglieoer oes llnterbauies
iino:
aatpaup. 6 uuuts.
II. Jrani Gee earl. Cumberland.
n. 8. ellsworth Sid, lonnconina.
y. gtnbrciu ". SInitb, gonucoming.
u. 2obn ). Stump, Gutlber .aro,
Z. sSiutnm 3. 6oro. lolaconing.
Nuus NrunorI.6 puntD.
=. VI. Ibepbore VraoD. annapolis.
.. George I. WhirruD, Sbenion.
3. Charles NlbbD Sup1u. Camp Tarole.
.. 8aiInluuD Canton, Wilpo.
Staot Baltimore.
Srftcr gcaisldtipsS iiirtit.
3. Cigar u. @fb. 140 giorosCSabsS ctr.
:. gSiIlinm /. Gnrrid. 1921 Srlearssstr.
3. SenrD Slafe. $40 Gbeiapeafesstr.
3. Daniel e., Wc@onisle, 1888 Sft'Palti'
=, Sanes ii. MeeumOe. 228 @..sront.etr.
8. Niainm y. 2mitb. 1902 @ousbsetr.
3peiter eeaisIaiibs9 iitritt.
2. Sobert 8. Carr 1900 8%arf;geerne.
2. Soiepb ". NilbeI, 1905 Noro'8absstr.
:. 9ubiS \. Wc&ooern, 2tO3 @nIbroof.@pe.
,. 9bomas ;. 5beubroois, 101 Carroll '9Ioc.
8. GIias Z. 3irfIer, 1880 Sft:@aaersStr.
Griitcr LEGISLATIVE iitriit.
9. SdHes ". Tapfins, 1920 Wefts9afapette'
.. M!Gtibeip !. 2unn. a42 eufor.str.
9. Wiuriin Qebfnnre r. 1927 Yurfsglpenue.
- 'hfN' ~ af-' -
borSeSirnke.
>. g4iuiGm VI. MaGop, 1920 McGuuob.si
4. Z eeisb @arriott, t4l2 @eft'y'uIberrp'
Strabe.
Wicrter oeaisIatibsS itrift.
7. Charles g. Z. Carroll. 1876 GpIpbin'Str.
*. QoiIis, y. 9orntbpaiie, 532 Weftrgortuab'
". James G. @OOmtn, 500 M.,garrOutOn.
". @iHiam Sarrp 9airo, 500 %SarIem,abe.
n. 9bomas g.. Tnrfs. i04 Sf.aort.etbe
n. @illinm gSeisaerber. CSC 9plimbiu'glbe
Waltimurr.6 uunth.
=. garbiue 3. 0eufon, SaIetborpe.
3. IL. 4. Gp0lan. 9ifesbine.
9. WidaeI q. 1ehoe. @obunstotpH.
.. elpbn Wtans aittle. Vnriton.
3. 9a. @eorne Midrfeh. Iopfon.
Z. Charles ID, Snhber. Strange.
GaIpert.G uuuth.
=. oobn u. Reterfou, @eubiue.
n. Gbtpnrb 6, 2ores. EpIonons.
G~aruftne.gpuntN.
=. oomes r.. Ybiuins. Vreiton.
.. 1beooure salifsburn. Dantpr.
Harrpf.Gprnth.
@. edepb 81, Sreberid, chandelier.
.. wphtrt Gee gRners. NcpsNlinbfor.
.. Gu'eb u, 2eIbn, Wloiint Nir0.
U. 8idurb Snitb, GefrsgNinbtor.
Geeif.Gpuntn.
q. 1dntcS e. mcGnuleh. Rort Senofit.
9. q. 1iIfon Saiier. Eort Sepofit.
\. 6. Z. g)crfeS. Qonrhnrh .'
Gbarfes.Gounth
n. Clarence ". 0urrpuahS, InmpfttiSbille.'
9. q. Z. GlaGcit Srdn. @ranion.
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Dag &ciHert,
9entidcr Hbutograpb,
4O0-411 Wprb.W n.EtraSc.

geaenRter benz eSrttenbans Rr. @.
ttul,aen auf BEN 9ebiei. Der Photographic.
etubtp erfte Gtage. Seine M0enttn.
0etn 0efddftsfihrer.
Inter neither perf1ultcten lett1lrt9.
Refine Derbinbuna init iroenb einem anberen
Shibio. (Gea11,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03

Sobt i'm 9ett at II II.
ben. - Ter Go Sabre alte @iliatl
Sopner puroe geitern Woreen toot
in ieiner @obnung, Nr 622, eight
Strabe, oufgeiunben. Coroner Gein-
barbt conitatirte, Dob Ser Wann mGbs
reno zines epileptiihet Nnfolls ge.
itorben iuar, Ger 9~eritorbene mar
elm Moidiniit, unb pie perloutet,
ioll er ST. elmer 3eit $4,000 in elmer
bieii9en 9anf oeponirt baben.
Sbob Sen II nrehten. -
Sn Der Hegerfneipe, Ger. 10, Sit.2ec.
StroBe, gerietben geitern Ibeno Die
Heger Sad tSenocrion uno Inton
Gears in Streit. Senoerion 5og Ell.
nenHepolper unb %feuerte einen ShuB
uui ben @egner. 9iele r mid inoei.
len redt5eitig aus, uno Die au9el
trof ben 8irtb @iuiom Serbian in
oos red)te 9ein. Ger 8eripunoete
mllrbe mad DEM WorplGnber timber.
it1tS.Solpital gebrad)t, mubreno Der
SdieBbolo in Der iiiolihen Eoli5ei.
Stution eingeliefert mitroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
@Orlanfisc Nnseige!
ScntidJes Sbeatcr, HbilaSelphia.
Sircftiun: Saniih d NSSifs.

Trcltag, 8. SNnnar 1JOS. ~
Ser 3iscnncrbaron",
srORc Spercttc pOn Sobann Strank,
i'll Der y2pric'Salc".
(Tcct, So,Ii9 ,,r,t,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
Waf6tngton-N 8entar
--bsS-
"0entf&en Gorrefponoent,"
Wm. Sannemann, 1915 Naripu.
Gtrafe, H..@,
ms AaieierS usD HeiteGungeu ewtgtgex seHsm.
tperben.
9ufaIbcridlte ats @aibinston.
Ger @ro0Ien. 9roaek.

Ger 9ruoIep 8ro3eB.
Der Woropro3eB gegen Srall Nn.
ME %. Bradley, Die ben friiberen &C.
nator Nrtbur ". grolun bon lltob
eridjoB, lit mad oreip0biger 0ouer
geItern nit Den EIaioopers ser glns
m1Ite 81 Gnoe aeaangen.
Ser Tal lpuroc flr5 na6 4 llbr
ben @eihuorenen iibergebcn. Die
Gertbeioieungs = alnfpdlte George y.
Sooper uno TidJter 8opers iprodJen
IN Ser WtorgeniiBung uno 9unoesan.
malt @afer onl Hahmittag. Die Ser.
tbeioiger balirten ibr @erlangen auf
Sreiipreflurg Der Ingeflogten aiif
Die Wubniinns. Sbeorie, Die in Den
Gerbanblungen in ben Soroergruno
eeIdoben lpuroe uno bon oeren It,s
nabnle oocr %@bipeiiung BON Seiten
Der 8eihlporenen oas @eid)id Der
Srall obbGngt. 9~unoesontpolt go.
Ter brad)te IN ieinem M%rgun1ent Ell.
men neuen belaitenoen Yunft gegen
Srou 9raolep Dor, inoem err bebollp.
tete, Tie bobe BET tbrer Ibreiie BON
Snlt 2ofe Gitp nah Sos Ingeles Die
Nbiif)t gebabt, niht mad lebterer
Stubt, ionbern nod @uibington 3lt
tomnlen, ga lie iofort bel ibrer In.
fnnft in ser 9unbesbouptitoot in ei-
mem SoteI mad ibren Eoitienoungen
fragte. Ger &idter geitattete oen
Nnndlten Der gertbcioigung, nod
ben 3cuaenausia9en 81 beipeiien,
bob 5rau Bradley nad ibrer Nbreiie
in Ogden ousItieg unb ibrer Shiue-
tier per Selcpbon ~mittbeilte, tie babe
ibren Elon gednoert lno iid entibies
ben, nuh @oibin9ton 81 fobren.
Nobbem Der Hid,ter feline Snitrllf.
ton an Die @eihporenen beellbet, 80.
gen iid bieie gegen 5 llbr 5ur 9era.
tbilng 5uriid. 8eeen 10 llbr lieBcn
iic Dem Rihter Stafforo mittbeilen,
bdB feline Nusiibt porbanben iei, bnB
iie iif mGbreno Der Nad)t auf ein
Yeroift cinigen fonnten. Sic mur.
ben bierouf bis belte Worgcn 10 ltbr
cingeibloiien.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-19

P 81 II your orders for niIIet,,
clover. timothy, seed corn \ that are II.
adapted TO this climate or for 4; any
other kind of seed at the Feed
4 Seed Store. West Fourth Street.
d Leslie Klingel spent 4 few.
days at farm home north Of
the city last week. Les says the
snow was ten feet deep!--ini the
yard. q 52ss Ii. ID 5.:.$..: 3g53.s.5=
II Why wiring your mop BY hand
when you can get a self. wiring
ing mop pail and mop for ST 80
at Peterson & Adam S /. u. !.
We sell it, anG lots of it in
surance on anything except life.
Felix Routier at First National
bank. @ s@a .ts . I; s z3<.,>. 81. I, 81
There is othing that will
please your wife more than ! to
buy her a set Of asbestos sad
irons. For sale, by r etefso n&
Adams. 81 # 4 s .is:5 n 4 5S.# II @:s$
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-19
81 80 S7Ef a lsS@l z e5 IS3
IN; # Loans "a
I On !, Il | MS all1n ,e { Plan.
..s &. Geo. W.. Moores,, I:
jacobson Block, Devils Lake

Z G. IN. Ziebach, Indian agentat
Fort Totten,, left Tuesday for
ashington ID. G.. and expects
to be absent about three W eeks.'
81 Sam Goldberg is making ar
engagements to open a Bijou daily
theater in the building now oc-
cupied by his bowling alleys and
pool room. "A contractor on such
outfits will be in the city Sunday
to start Sam on his theatrical
path. s=t 81. s..5
IL Mrs. C. 81. Moody arrived in
the city Sunday and will spend
a few weeks with her husband.
Mrs. Moody lives on their claim
near Tokyo, while Mr., Moody is
ii the automobile business in
this city. III. E.. ..... !. b ~ ::
/ Mrs. Leo Beauchamp and
children and her sister, Miss
Maud Graham, left Tuesday for
New Castle, Nebraska, where
they were called by. the illness
Of their mother. They will be
gone several weeks.
Auditor Jonas Burreson of Mel.
son county, came up between
trains: Wednesday on business
with county officials here. . Mr..
Burreson was elected a county
official last fall and took charge
April 1st..S:: r.: " "
The double disc Monitor drill
is. the only successful double
disc on the market. For sale by
Peter Haley: i. !
Manager. Vanderhoof Of the
Eagle cafe, has replaced his old
coffee urn with an improved ant
strictly up-to-date urn. Since
taking hold Of the business the
new management has remodeled
the interior, and in other ways
greatly improved the appearance
and service of the establish
ment. / z. :.s - >. - : = i
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-19

The EpWorth league Of the
Methodist church, meets at the
home of VIM. Wilson tonight.
This is the regular business
meeting Of the lodge and all
members are requested to at
tend. . III " Ss !. III &,
If you have. anything to sell.
trade or give away, use the Inter-
Ocean want columns. :
A. R.: Walker, having held a
successful auction on his farm
in Morris township, and not
needed here at the present time,
returned Tuesday to his home
in Minneapolis, where he will
remain until the weather warns
up. .''* ' y 81 /. e: q. =, >s. T
Y Two nicelaying residence lots,
on corner, 80 foot frontage, fol-
sale at: bargain. c. A. Dodge &
Co. .s5; E. ~;... IS q. :.s !. i b.. r
L
| Judge Henry last2Week issued
| License TO wed to the I following
Henry E. Nixon to Miss Jennie
81 Stewart, and John R. Hayes
| to- Miss Julia M. Shaw, all %o1
Doyon. s.s5: s.=. I. .: + 4. .:$ To-
/ 81 The name Hunts Perfect
guarantees quality. strength ane
purity in Baking Powder, "a uni
form, always reliable prod al
Ia fair price. ..s .5... e. .$!.
e. "A. Allen Of st. Pau, VII,
Iaided the authoriti es att For
j Totten.. during the istribsltiol
4 of the money a1non gst the In
Idians last week, turned llonl
4 Tuesday. 81 d & g B S5 SfsS
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-19
! THE LOC AL. FIELD:

Harry Wittnknff M 4 I'm. Z III:
u,aS IN The cifv Wednesfiav !, & 8
"a0 - !, " So. & :,, e
Felix Eoutler Is agent Ioc az
Nus ~ - -, -: 81
Chas. Turner has moved into
the Elmslie house onElght street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Meade will
soon move into one Of the Schla-
berg houses on Second street.
a. G.. Sagnaoen. cashier Of 8, the
First National bank at Crary,t
transacted business in. the city
Wednesday. J.. II .,=.s= 4.
II The First National Bank Dey.
;la ! ake N N Ioanlss money: m
y Ia aa4a4a 40 - ,sa,,a,, 49,. ra:t..' -
80 49, s. ! 49,, ).
Il H. A. Klypenl and Peter Gler-
UNI Of Grand S:H 2 visited
with friends and relatives ally IN 1 the l1
cay 'uoso"' anu - 'at'o - 9 4.
If you want insurance that is
backed by the strongest compa-
i mics in the world, see Felix Rou-
eler' $:.=.s
4 Four 81 foot lots on 3rd street
4 for sale at $500. G. a: Dodge
& Co. : :.1i...*= y /: 4: s 81. i. 4 VI ]:
Rev Johnson of the F,niscr,nc,n,,al
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-19

I: J.. Buy your feed for spring work
at the Devils Lake Feed and Seed
Store. 1t is cheap now. Later it
will go up. !
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold a food sale Sat-
urday April:2O atBrainards store.
Mrs. Bert Saulsberry Of Grand
Forks, is visiting in the city
with her brother, JOS. Foubert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saulsberry had in
tended to move on their claim
near Granville this spring, but
had the misfortune to lose their
car Of household goods and also
two horses in a wreck near Lari-
more. T.. 4-..-<
G. F. Moody received his first
car of Buck automobiles last
week.. Two of the machines
were delivered upon arrival, one
to NJ. A. Doheny and one to C.
E.: Burgess. Mr.. Moody is now
located at his new office on Third
street, opposite the. passenger
depot. He expects a carload of
Cadillac. machines about May
first. 81 y. r. - ! !. :.
/, The Indians on the Fort Totten
preservation are receiving anoth-
| er lnstallment of the money to
be paid them by: the government
for the sale Of their lands. This
payment amounts to about $4O,-
1 1000 -every member Of the tribe
i from the oldest to the youngest
lreceiving $50. AS soon as they
receive their money, many of
I them come to this city and make
purchases of #our local dealers.
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Edgar Hodgkinson, who has
for some time past been in Cali
fornia, is expected home about
the first of NAV.
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The Rankin family left, Tues
day for their claim at Upham,
n. D., where they will spend a
few months.
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Fire, Lightning and Tornado
4. /: . B. Insurance :. 4

Geo. w Moores, Jacobson Block
, 1907-03-18
ARE VOTING
ON STRIKE
MEMBERS OF BROTHERHOOD OF
RAILWAY TRAINMEN SET
THING THE QUESTION.
Taking Referendum on Proposition to
Demand Fifteen Per Cent increase
In Pay and Eight Hours for Day.
Hartman DenIsshat He Has Lost
Control Of Union Pacific.

Disturbed by national and state legis
lation, court decisions and executive
DEGREES all tending toward greater re
striction of power, reduction of rates
and squeezing out of watered stock,
western railroads, already overwhelm.
ingly behind in their motive power, un.
able because Of the enormous volume
of traffic, to meet the demand for
freight cars, are facing a new problem
which promises some difficulty in solu-
ton, says the Omaha Bee. The com
phcation is nothing more nor less than
a threatened strike of the trainmen.
BaIIotina on Strike.
Brakemen and conductors, members
Of the Brotherhood of Railway Train
men, on forty-three railroads west Of
Chicago, practically every line north
and south to the Pacific coast, are now
balloting on a referendum system on a
proposition of strike or no strike, the
issue being a raise of Is per cent and
an eight-hour schedule, which the allied
roads have declined to grant. The vote
is to be completed by Thursday, March
81, and canvassed in Chicago. The re-
suit will be announced Immediately.
, 1907-03-18
Don't Complain.

II your chest pains and you are un.
able to sleep because of a cough. Buy
a bottle OF Billiards. Horehound Syrup
and you won't have any cough. Get a
bottle now and that cough will not last
long. A cure for all pulmonary dis
eases. Mrs. j., Galveston, Texas,
writes: II can't say enough for Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup. The relief
1t has given me is all that is necessary
for me to say" Sold by L. j. Mills, A
Druggist.
, 1907-03-18
Header from III. Wheel,

Harry Langheldt threatens suit
against the Rocky Mountain Bell Tele-
phone company, and only his gallantry
saves the company. as 1t employs some
handsome young ladies' here. He was
taking a little spin on his wheel last
night, when the wheel collided with a
lot Of material left In front Of the
Catholic church: and it is believed that
but for the proximity Of the church,
when Harry recovered his wind he
might have been tempted to say, DOG
gone the pesky old telephone COM
pany's dog-gone old stuff. anyway" As
was he received some bruises but
broken bones.
, 1907-03-18
MORE PAY FOR CLERKS
AT THE POSTOFFICE

Washington dispatches convey the
information that three clerks and four
carriers in the Laramie postofice are
to receive an increase of pay of $500
a year after the first of July. This
takes in the whole of Postmaster
Beltz's force. An effort will be made
to secure an additional 500 a year on
the salary of the assistant postmaster
Sheridan gets increase for two clerks
and two carriers; Cheyenne, five
clerks and six carriers; Rawlins. two
clerks; Rock Springs, two clerks.
, 1907-03-18
GONE FOR INSPECTION
OF GIRLS, pORMITORIEs

President Tisdel of the faculty Of the
University of Wyoming and President
Gramm of the board of trustees left
last night for Lincoln, Neb., and will
go from there to othe. state UNIVERSE
ties, looking up girls dormitories. The
last legislature provided $4,000 for
the erection of a dormitory on che cam
pus of the university here and the two
presidents will study plans before let
ting the contract for the Wyoming
building. The building here Is to be
used as a social science department in
addition to the dormitory feature.
, 1907-03-18
SIGNAL Outfit Moving.

An outfit belonging to the signal SER
vice of the Wyoming division, passed
through the city this morning, going
to Hermosa from the western part Of
the district, between this city and Raw
Inns, where the men have recently
been working. Several of the mem
bers of the party had their families in
the boarding ears.
, 1907-03-18

story that control of Union Pacific has
changed hands and Is emphatic in his
statement that the story is without
foundation. II dare say some one has
sold large amount of Union Pa
ciic to some n else" he said, "but
there are no new interests even shar-
ing in the control. II 1t will be any
satisfaction to you, you may say that
my associates, both railroad and fnan-
cial. were never closer to me than they
are at the present time"
, 1907-03-18
Wife III at Los Angeles.

Grove Meyer, the Western Union op-
orator, received a note last afternoon
from George B. Fedrick, a former well
known operator and agent for the COM
pany at Lookout, saying that his wife,
also an operator, was very i'll at Los
Angeles, following an operation for ap-
pendicitis, and at the time Of writing
the doctors held out very little hope
for her. The Fedricks wen from here
to Denver and from there to the coast.