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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-26
MOnlidfcit cincS gruRcn Strahcm-
GaGu Gtrifc9.

San 6rGNciaco, Gol., %.
@lpril. - Gic 2luaciteQtcn ser Dicii-
gen Stroben0aIucn mlterbreitcter
Ocu nllnitco &oiIroo03~ Sen Gntwuri
ciucS ucllelt llcbcrcintonmcn9, mel
dies 6oIgenOc3 bcItimmt: Sin 2oGn
pon OurNgdnlig SD pro Gag bel odJt-
itiinOiger }lr6cits3eit; iiir }lrbcit iibcr
0iclc Stun0cn3obl biuull5 ciultn0cm=
Dal6 Ser 9c3abI1tn1 ijir rcBulGre Or
belt; p%oQitGn0igc }mcrfcnmmg Ser
lllion mo ibrcr NGcntcn; Gntluiiung
Don 2lngeItcQtcn touu lutr ans |triiti.
gen @riin0en erfolgen un0 IN S0llcL
in 0cncl elm }lnJcltclltcr Nlall6t, I'M
9crc6t unO obnc @rupo cntlniicu
wor0en SIT icirL Oa8 Acdt Der lluioL
iitr i'm ein}lltrcten un0 bel Scr Nnbn-
@cicQi6oit poritc0ig 81 mer0en.
llcbcr Die TroQc, Oh Die llnion cinen
Strtfc onor0ncn miro, iot3 0uS
llc6crcintonm1cn bon ser &obnaciell-
ibait obBelcbnt miro, o0cr OF bic 2lu.
gcitclltcn mGbrcno Der llntcrbonoluts
gen at Der }lrbeit blcibcn io(lcn, ltnt
Ocm Bllblifum lluAclegrn6citen 81
criporcn, loQ in elmer %ollberor0ents
li4cn Sibln1 Der 2nl9cItcQten De
i0ltB QciaBt mcr0cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-26
g(nS Dem SnncrCn MarglnnS'S ltnS
Dem amgrrn5cu5cu StaHtCn.
@ine ~ MtiNe 6rnAc

Cine IL i6tt0c 6ro0c.
&iooc @edbt bon SABRE &c @rocc
bat i'm &rei9gcri0t BON &~urfor0-Go.
in 9cloir, WtO., cincn 2ntrog cinAc-
rciAt, monuh CT bic Ne1talutgiilti1-
felt Der GonOiOotltr Don GborleS i.
@ilion fiir M}opor bon Soore sc
@roce erfldr bnbcn mill, 0u bericlbe
audi Mit0lie0 ser Stoot5luo6loli-
iidtSbeb0r0c it, mo5 noA Dem itGoti.
iden Charter lmgcietli6 lit.
y in ltegcr Mot.
Sn eincm Wtittnod glbcno lid) crs
%cigncnOen &romoQ nobe NbcroccrL
WtO., mllr0cn ocnt Mcgcr G0muro
Grodlon Der S6dOcl cin1cI6logen,
m0brcno Dem 9tc0cr &iooc @ilcS cine
gciGbrlidc S6nittmltn0c nit eincnl
9faIirneIIcr bcigcbrudt mllr0c. GeiOc
lpurOcn nod Baltimore ms Nolpjtol
gciNidt. Wfc6r ais 80 S0iiiie mltroen
bel Dem Niot ob1cicuert.
Gent der Gnptiltcn Neltcs
1ter Qeitprben.
SIN Sitter BON GS &obrcn Itorb in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-26
Marglanb e. %cnniDlpania 81. q.

9hae perlaNrn Tortl. Nptnne. Station:
$50 &orut. nod gorf ,d9Iib, aussenohrlen
GonctngS. "
$40 8orm. HaG &eita, rur SonntaeS.
$50 Born. NAT BeIair tdeIi1, nnseenoms
men Spnntaa5.
t.2o NadlH. mad 8eIair. MIR Gamftaes.
1926 T16m. nn3 Ynrf tdgIi6, ausgenomr1en
Gonltaa5.
4.0b Tabm. mad, TeIta, nur gonataes.
s.45 gabm. nad geIair tdglit1 alSgenot1'
men GotriiueS.
600 abeuoS mao GeIio tdaIiG, n1isoenoni.
men GpnutneS.
HOG IhenoS mad &eIta, nur Sonntags.
II 80 slbenoS na1 gelair. WiiiimO& II. @ans
fino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-26

&urfett3piQc IrcOerid-GountD, Wt0,
Der moblbefumlte 6ormer m10 0eut-
i0c @optiitcn.9leltcite Gouio 2lltihcr.
munn. Gr mar elmer Der dltcitcl
S6ullcDrcr inn Golwtp mo tinc3 Der
pro]nlincutcIteu Wiitalie0cr Der Oclrtz
idcn Nuptiiten=&ircbc 0ca lueitIiden
WorDlouO. Gr miro BON icincr Aitt-
ne, 5rucj S6bnen unO 0rci G06tcrn
ii6crlcbt.
Tro0t3ug Cnt0lct1t It.
2luf Der Baltimore mo @unoDcr.
Chiffon Der ,Mcltcru WtorDIon0.
9ubn" rntglriite W}ittmo0 }l6cnO chi
6ru6t5uQ no6c BEL @lue 9}iogc Gum
nit. Scd9 nit Stobl bclonOcnc @og-
gonp Itiir}tcn lnt ltnO blodirtcn 0cn
&crfcGr iiir mcbrcrc StunOcn. Ger
@rcmicr Soicpb 6o0on 500 iid bci'm
Nblprinacn &crleBmgcn 81.
&ompf Ocn MirtDcm
Die IDdti0feit Der o2lnti.S oIoon-
2iQu," Der YoitorCn lm0 Ecmpcrcn5
Ter bon 6ogrratoluM W|0, bci DER
%riiiln9 Der S0onfliccn5cn bat 5ltr
Iolgc, OoB cine Wtcn0c Don @rotcItc1
0c0en Mirtbi6oitcn cinNcreid)t mltr-
oclL BON 0cncn uicleidt % bis 30 ct
iolgrcib icin mcr0cn.
|2tcBcu SuuS un0 6omilic
III Stid .
Ger 9rcmicr NSObn Gcrcmcr un0
Irou Gpi0g, @ottin BON GOIporO
Gwigg cincm 2(n8cItcutcn Der 0Sols
timorcsG 6iosYubn" mo 8eiOe III
Cumberland, Wto., mobncnO, licbcn
ibrc Tonlilieu i'm Sti0 mo nlodtclt
iid) ra0 0enl Q&citcn ultf nnO 0doon.
Gmi9g mar ouf Der }lrbeit, iu0bren0
OuS 4drdbcn cntflob. 3crcmcr'9 6rall
bate Iid) crit pon elmer Diernlonotli.
c6cn &roltfbcit cr6olt. 6rou Gluigg
licB ibre bciOcn 3met- unO O~icriurigcn
&inOrr an Der StroBcucdc ltegcn, ol9
lie 5um Nobnboi gillN
Tcucrmcbr Safe Cingcs
mel bt.
Bic 1cllc &n1e Der ogScitcrn Glltre-
prize Sire So" am Moi6ington'
Square in 3o0cr9tomn WtO., mltr0e
Wii:tlpod) 2lbcno cinNcpcibt. &orbcr
0in9 cine groBc Eorooc, an Scr ooS
gauge 6ellcrrucbr-Gorp9 Der StoOt,
oiclc mlsmGrti9c ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ltnO
sic ItGOtii0cn &erpultlug56eamten
G6eil nobmen. Mtupor Iijib belt Die
Gimucibln0SreOc.
NcueS GDeutcr iir Sager9~
tomt.
@ic perlolttct, bcu6ii6tigt 0o3
9}iron unO Zimmerman GGcoters
SpnOifnt, IN @ngcratomn, Wt0,, cit
neucS S6eater 5ll bolten, 0uS Git.
pl1Be fiir 2O0O bis $500 @crioneu emf.
bolten lou.
u an III sim ~ II II.
Sn Charlottesville, So, ucr0tftCtc
iid '5Sronf Multcr. Sobn oc9 p~crItors
bcnen 6rnnf Wnlter, nit Strpdunin,
0nS er lid IN elmer Npotbcfe Ocrid)offt
bottc, ongebli6 I'M cincn SunO ST
t0Oten. &rnnf6cit unO idypere Opc-
r%otioneL Die Der jungc Wonn in ben
lcbtcn 5luei Sobrcn 81 erleiOcn 6otte,
iNeincn i'm oeS 2ebcn3 iiberoriiiiig
gcn10G)t 5u babcn.
Gri6oB id Dor SEM g pi c.
gel.
&o1ll Z. Eorbom bon petersburg,
30 bc0inG SclbitmorO Olr0 Grid)ie=
Sen IN lcincr Moblmu11 an Gonfs
StroBc. PTS CT 0cn u1gliidli6cn
S6lIb obiUtcrtc, ltonO or Dor cincm
Spic0cl. llcbcr bic @cucNNriin0c SIT
Scr nnIcligcn Shot Eorbom'S, Der
fcbr prominent tln10 Mit0lic0 0cS
6rcimoltrcrz mo on0crcr Sr0cn
mar, lit nidtS brfomrt.
GA;tEspo a,;Ltc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-26
a. @ TT T
Tragt die DIE SOrt8, Die lhr Inner Gekauft fab'
s Sa,ii NSN2AzAm
&Gnicr fir SriSto'S Strahen6a6n'
SUltcnn.

Gan SranciScn Cal, %,
april. = @eriidtmeiie %perlaltet,
&erban0hlngen nit ben .llniteo
GoilroooS" iibcr sen Gerfauf OeS
StraBen6obnipItenis bon Sun Sran.
cisco, ipelbe ihon ieit Ginger 3eit i'm
@onge irin ioler, miirocn IN &ur5em
5ltm g(bidl1B iibren. Sertreter DIT
li6er &apitolilten babcn i6on ieit
mebreren 8oden llnteriubunge1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-26
Baltimore 9ampf Sadet . So.
{Wtte unb 5unerlaf Fve Sat.2tnte.)
Die Der. Staatensaoit bef5roernb.
Sawpfer u8%trgtuia" (neu), .,Aiabama.+

rTcurgia," ,.Etnntiee". n
9ampfer tabren ta9lid. eplmtass nusaenom.
men, bon ben y8ai,aluie" sYiers, 9ir. 10-18.
8oaiYnt a%olIicri, @orfoli. @ortsmoiitb iTS aIeH
9uniien beS SiiSens. 8erbinbune tn Obj
8oint Comfort NIT .g. & 9, eiienbabn1.... gau
.eeaeoapS air sineTS fUiibsH 5 5a,sA nse ~ sO gts.
mouth itnb Atlnnta. Sn gorioIf 8erbtnbpne
NIT oer ~%!sltIaliic coat 2ine." NortoIf un6
bern. Baibtnston. N.'g, Wtdmonb. 30. uns
9teiusUcrt,
MG6ISeiten mad enropaif6em Blame. 9uSl.
Gainpf6ei5ane, aoien fret. Neferbsrte aaiiteHs:;
simmer tn ben L9iuet'1jireair Der n9]ab Cine
Nr. lot, s9tt.9aitintore. Strabe. Nt. 500 nro
Baltimore unb galbert.@traBe, continental
9ruit Wltibine' unb @lbaugb's Wr. 100. Torb'
gbarlessStrnbe.
Subu U. Ghettvopb, @. Yrutun,
BicesIrdf. II. 0cn. sUsanaa {, Gen. seaft .sseens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-26

ii6cr 0oS Spitem atgeitellt, ulo ais
m08ii6e &6uier lperOen $. 6. Sltn-
til9ton unO Gbonaa j.. 9ipon Sc
haunt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-26
G @iners Sransport. So.
Inmpfer'N tnIe.
Sradlt uno 1aNagtere.

Sradtt nno HaIiagtere. ,
*Tad Button uub benz Often
Mont., 9ienity 9onnerit., Gamit., @ nbr Gibbs.
*Saadl gruptbcuee inb bent Often
Sonntaa, Witttuod, 8reitng, G 1lbr 9lbenbS.
tTadJ Hrmpprt.YetuS unb NurfpIt
tigIi6, G llbr glbelbs.
*Srnbt anee1oHneu id9Iif bis 8 lbr Rad.,
fir bcnfelbel Sn9 a6fabreroe 9ampfer.
9ndI Snuunnab nnb benz etioen
9ienitaa, Gpnneritaa, Sariftaa, @ llbr 4henbS.
W. q. Guria, gIaent. 9ou0 bod.
- Sanpt.ShreaI: German. unt 9tgbt'Strahe.
,. Ut3,I&S-) ., .r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-26
lBAIEHl5]ggz&WHIU
RAILROAD
4 3daIi9. ! 3deItdb, ausgenomuen Sonntas.
gtur SDuutQQ.

@SpteB5iiSe "ScSc et1nbe aut bic etnaSc" bon
- SeB-9a#eefeSTattel-#a -aSaf9tnstan- an
@ S4IiSsrt ePgio5 7:qq bon go sen aS e. m s;S9 = sSsHSs:
.e. Ss'' sg.qS' '!7.5 SSt'q #.56. SIS, . I Iie.91'
!:lalll5$a Is 81 a55.5s s4Y Tpr7 I4,55 +l2 az; y !1si M, 1853! . .SS.
perl, Gam5e', etatioM 800 *6tE,, 1880, *7.Go,
!7,2O,. 1900, ,,8.2O, 1900 1900, l11.00 Sorln;
800 800 i S'j 'if 100, @A4.566,, 300. 800, 1905. i Yss5,
g;a6m, 1906. t6.1s, 1920, ,l7.oC, $500, 1918
@ijmitsSl; 21G;;96Ga, 1000; LILO; +1i i @9Ss;
29.5t Iorm. i4.55 UNI l5.55 VIC an; @anlbeIt'
Station lS.Co NIB 1900 @orm, lt2.o0 W'tags.
1900. 1885 Ma6rl. n!o 800 g%lbenos.. 49,.
Srcberif, Ganloen'GtattoH, l7.35 uno 1915
@iudsfer, Wt. 8obaI, 1910 BORN, ~.
1850 eiatnI.; eaNoen;S tqtion, 1920 Sora,-.
800, 1850 un6 IA 90 NGbm.
Sasfrstuur. @t ofoDcI.s% tation, ITO Bonn,
1850 ytabm,; gcmoensSiatioi, 1920, l7.s5
Be:ms :35o; 400 gtabni; w.
1855, ?o.i5 &oTai,, I1.2f. 1850, $3.50 SIaam.,,
snrau, @t; AOlal.e tutiOn, 'a.4s Naom.;
ear'0e'' 300 s g!aSG.'i gro. Gin.
mad, B1ilaoriSbia nnb Tetu .Durf.
gener 9trinilllis an BET rellinS9ipsIAlgd
SiSaBe. Trpiy9rI bsanem rad Sofeis' Speaters
B~erlufsen
GeTiIt9. GomhersSt. Nat. giuboI.St.
SWiuIluuBBuIt9 .....4uBl OBJ y. l.Ou -
RasIor II. Diner. ..1aaI 7.55 N. " 500 g.
Vuffet, Yarl. .uisgeu. GU $50 Y. Y 0.54 g. .
YarIor, Gpeifep.. nir Gp o.25 Y. . OBJ Y. Is
YarlUr, Gpeife.. .aus1. co If so Y. Y 11.54 y. 6
lsurlor, Gpettsp. ...Tdgl 1.55 VI. u 1.59 u.
,Siugal 2imiteo. ...Idal 3.4S %. y 3.52 q.
Goodies, Y1iia. .atso; 90 800 a. 605 g.
Goodies, 8bila,. 80. Td9I 900 y; 9.05 4; Is
S6Iajpagauus .....1dgl 12.HO W 1914 u
fOtaIS@dIatnGagons ra6 sstU:gSrt fine &c e..
Hobal. Stntiou mi 1000 @benoS.
v, mad .&tlantie.Gttn an Wpbenfneen; p.
End Mtlantic.GitN idallf; ., mad Mtiantir.6ttH
Scnctug1. sue 8il0e balten In @tlmington.
6 biIt in Sbefter an.
Nhila,. Mftpnt, Contamination, 1915 8prrl.,
l2. 30 Ntadin., ?6.t0 NoenoS; Mlt. Standardization,
1920 &orm, 1926 Iahiu., 26.15 MbenoS:
Mberbecn 9iffum.. @amoensStatton, 21.00
gga6m4 1910 alenSs; Rt. Standardization.
&eierbiring bon 8aim in S6Iaf. pber Bar'
Icr.gGagaons, Spciferaten etc. tperben ftren be-
forat per Seirptun In allen f%oleencen gtue.'
BGreaur: GbarIeS' lnb @dltinloresStrabe, Go
g., ct. Iulti 1924 ODER Wib., gulrtIano 1901;
SRI. HobaIsGtation, e. & g., SIT. Sernon 3f23;
Gambler, etatioH !Sniorisattens .9,iireau. g; & q.
81. 8nrI SAC, ober No.. Gourt!ano S738; uxb
Or k28 G8hsAronam0h ,r, -4..g....-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-26
G6ciapcafc Sampicr-G umpagmic.

GBciapcafc 9ampfer-G Ompagn
G6ciapcafe.2 inie.
Glegnrte gaiiagier.9 ampfcr ,9fnguita" nno
ugltlauta" uadj
Slb 9uint Comfort itno Norinli, 8a.
Sampler %oerlai1el Baltimore tdgli0 (auSgei
rortrtel G0nlltngS) nm $50 glbenbS uno font
men in OLD gSoint Comfort nm 6 llbr Wuraen5
lno in 9forioIf Inn 7.15 Wlnrsens on, al.
lbliebero an Die @iienbnbn5ii9e nad allen
RruIten be5 Giibens llno Siiopeiiens.
.,ru Dprti9iiucr52ipie,a
Glegnnte 4aTa9icrsS ampfcr .,Gbarlptte" nub
rSaltimurc"
nuf Weft.9pint unb J%iidbmunb, 8a.
Sampler b~erlGiIen Baltimore tdplib (aiiSees
%noniHe SonntugSl nm 8 llbr giadlnittneS mo
%iol1mel 5l 2SeitsBoint I'm 7.45 Worgens unb
in Ni6monb nm $50 Morgells an.
Sic al Wtontuaett, Wiittiuodelt uno Sreitaeen
bon Baltimore a6fnbrenhen Sampfer unb Die
bon gSeit.|oiut an 9ietltaeen. Sonlrerituaen
lillb Santitageu nbiu6relt. lcqeu In SIouceiters
Yoint, Clements lino Iunlono'S an; uito bic
an Sierit1geii, Soli1eritagen uno Samitaeen
bon baltimore mo All Wlontuger, WtittpodIerI
lno Sreita9et bon @eitsIotnt abfabrenoeu
0arlpfer .leget IN Yorftolun tto GlabsSanf al
(bei eiiniiigein 9Beiter).
9nmpfcr ~ucrlaiicn Baltimore 0ptn Bier Hr. 10
nno 10, 2igbtitrabensg1erte.
@rr6sgtleie mad Glen 4lnfteii f1nnen gcs
it1trt. 8epGd alf1egehen uio 4aiiitensimmer
i'm Surnus r~eieroirt iueroeit, in 6en bieIiaeu
8iQetsNiireaur: 9tr. 1t9, Sit.Galtinure. Strabe,
u. ". 9iubiun, Mgent; Nr. 1877, SitsYalttmure.
Gtratc, pocr ben Sa%upt.Niireaur: Nr. $50,
2iabt. Strafe, Baltimore, Mb.
8eubcn 6uter, e.. Z. Gbism,
Sen. s@eihdftSliibrer. Sen. Acknowledgement.
Z. 8. MeSannel, SilIiss@en. s9aif. 'stseni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-26

Safe sur Geiie in's InslanS &c.
iorgt s. Gaine, Nr. 413, Of-Salti-
mDrc-S traRc, uaBe GDitnm9onlc-Ine.
The Bottineau courant., 1907-12-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

Oscar H., king of Sweden, died in
the palace of Stockholm, surrounded
by his family, while weeping thou
sands stood outside. The entire coun-
try mourned the death of the beloved
sovereign. The crown prince sue
ceeded to the throne as Gustave ",
took the oath of allegiance and issued
proclamation.
Three persons were burned to death
and another injured during fire in
Boston The dead are: Mrs. Mary
Joubert, aged 3S; Charles Joubert,
aged nine, and Emile Joubert, aged
five.
William Stewart, proprietor of a
restaurant in East lola, Kan, was
brutally murdered by his partner, w.
II. Creviston, who said he was in love
with Mrs. Stewart
Frank Click, of Nashville, Tenn,
killed his wife and fatally wounded
himself.
After shooting his wife in the head,
Harry Weber, 21 years old, a harness
maker of Lisbon, O., sent bullet
INTO his own brain and died instantly.
One Of Van Dykes great master.
pieces. 1.-The Erection of the Cross, >
Aaa haen stolen frea the church q
The Bottineau courant., 1907-12-13
Notre Dame, at Courtrai, Belgium.

Notre Dame, at Courtrai, Belgium.
New Berlin, town 18 miles east Of
Jacksonville, ILL.,, was visited by fire
early Sunday morning. The loss is
$4,000.
Marshal Brinson was killed at Mid
Vile, Ca, by negro who had done
something for which the officer re-
proved him and summoned him to ap-
pear in court The murderer es-
scaped.
The law against Sunday amusement
was strictly enforced in New York.
The federal grand jury investigating
land frauds in New Mexico, returned
indictments against R. B. Hobart N.
s. Dornay, Edward W. T. Stewart, and
Robert B. Riell for alleged perjury.
Joseph H. Cultivate, former con-
gressman from Ohio, died at his home
in Columbus, o.
The steamer President Grant, with
Secretary Taft and the members Of
his party on board, left Cuxhaven for
New York. The party will visit Bou-
logne and Plymouth on the way
home.
j. Dalzell Brown, prominent finan-
cier of San Francisco and general
manager of the California Safe De-
posit & Trust company, which closed
it's doors early in November, was ar
rested on a charge of felonious en-
bezzlement. A warrant also was is-
sued for the arrest of w. j. Bartnett,
leading lawyer and a director of the
banking company.
A Dutch steamer and an English
! bark collided near Folkestone and sew
en- of the formers crew were drowned.
Lillian Wulff, eight years old, was
kidnapped from in front Of her home
in Chicago by a well-dressed woman
whose motive is not known.
A daughter was born to Mrs. E.
Parmalee Prentice, daughter of John
D. Rockefeller.
Elihu Root, Jr., son of the secretary
of state, married Miss Aida Strykel
daughter of President Stryker, o1
Hamilton college, Clinton, N. Y.
Marcellus Hopkins, president of the
Chicago South Side Elevated road
died of pneumonia.
Mrs. Louisa M. Taft, mother of the
secretary of war, died at her home il
Milbury, Mass.
Road graders near Helena, Mont.
unearthed the bones of a large mas
todon.
Minister Hayashi told a COMMITTEES
from emigration agencies in Toxic
that the government intended to limi
closely all emigration TO the United
States and Canada.
Theodore P. Shonts, president of thu
Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railroad
company, was elected president of tht
Chicago & Alton.
Prof. jeffrey o. Hrbeck, professor
Of Germanic and Slavonic languages
at the University of Nebraska, diet
Of peritonitis.
| Judge p. w. HarneY. of Butte
The Bottineau courant., 1907-12-13
BRIEF REVIEW OF
A WEEKS EVENTS
k8CORD OF THE MOST IMPOR.
TANT HAPPENINGS IN ITEM
lZED FORM.
HOME AND FOREIGN NEWS
Information Gathered from All Quar-
ters Of the Civilized World and
Prepared for the PsrusaI Of tho
Busy Man.
coNGRk .SloNAL NEWS.

An annual tax of one dollar on every
barrel of beer brewed in the United
States, for the creation Of "perma-
mont investment fund" of $5O,OOO,OOU
yearly for the development OF the
country's waterways, is the proposal
carried in a joint resolution intro
duced in the house by Mr.. Acheson, OF
Pennsylvania.
The annual message Of President
Roosevelt was read in both houses OF
congress, and practically no business
was attempted by either body beyond
listening to the message.
Senators Aldrich and Crane, two OF
the Republican leaders of the senate
after a call on President Roosevelt
announced that they were convinced
he was not a candidate for third-tern
honors.
The Bottineau courant., 1907-12-13


President Roosevelt entertained at
dinner number of bear hunters from
the Louisiana cane brakes.
The secretary Of the treasury has &C.
copied bids for the Panama canal
bonds to the amount of $25, ZOO, 900.
The average price of all the bids &C.
cepted is 103.
The Southwest Bridge company Of
Joplin, Mo-, with paid-up capital
stock of $265, ZOO, one of the largest
manufacturing enterprises in the dis.
trict, went into the hands of re-.
ceiver.
The Fort Pitt National bank, one Of
the older financial institutions of Pitts.
burg, Pa, was closed by order of the
comptroller of the currency.
The State bank, of Admire, Kan,
and the Bank of Stotesbury, at Stotes.
bury, Mo-, closed as result of the
failure of the National Bank of Com
merce of Kansas City.
D. H. Perry, of Salt Lake City,
prominent capitalist and Democratic
national committeeman from Utah,
died at Los Angeles, Cal.
The "Jim Grow" bill passed the
Oklahoma senate and will become ef-
fective in 60 days after being signed
by the governor.
Twenty bandits attacked a monas.
tary near Pskov, Russia, but were re-
pulsed. Six monks were killed.
Tho cfoornor Ct rf
land, Delaware & Virginia Railroad
company, was burned at Hallowing
Point, on the Patuxent river, in south
ern Maryland.
In the federal court at Topeka, Kan,
demurrer to the indictment of Secre-
tary H. H. Tucker, Jr., charging him
with using the mails to defraud in
his efforts to promote the Uncle Sam
Oil company, was sustained, and
Tucker was freed
Rice hall, at Washburn college, To
peka, Kan, was destroyed by fire, the
loss being 100000.
Murdered by "Black Hand" enemies,
it is believed, Gottlieb Voegeli, SO
years old, was found shot to death in
a freight doorway of the La Sale
street station at Chicago. ...
The British turbine torpedo boat de-
stroyer Tartar has beaten all records
for her class by steaming 35.952 knots
an hour against the tide.
Encouraged by the success Of other
Russian artists in America, Mile
rzheffskaia, the foremost actress in
Russia, has decided to bring com
pany to the United States in January
and present series of modern Rus
sian plays.
Viscount Kaneko cabled President
| Roosevelt as follows: "The whole
empire is rejoicing at your strong
recommendation that America should
participate in our exposition and
thank you on behalf Of and with the
! authority of the people of Japan"
BY means of writ Of habeas cor
pus, Antonio Thompson and his wife
Of. Los Angeles CAL, secured posses
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Mont, who was badly involved in the
Heinze-Amalgamate litigation, died
of cerebral hemorrhage.
Edward w. Fowler has been ap-
pointed collector of the port of New
York, vice Nevada N. Stranahan, re-
signed.
Fiva companies Of the Twenty-sec.
ond infantry, stationed at Fort Mo-
Dowell in San Francisco and four COM
panies of the same regiment at Mon
terey, were dispatched to Goldfield,
New, by Brig. Gen. Fred Funston, CON-
manding the department Of California,
in compliance with orders received
from the war department.
Capt. William Cox, the representa-
tive of Gov. Sparks in Goldfield, stated
that he had information from the
Mine Owners association that an at
tetmpt would be made very soon to
reopen the mines with nonun1on men.
Nine companies of regulars went into
camp at Goldf1eld.
Ambassador Bryce has been sum-
moned to England for a conference
and is not expected to return to
America.
The late George F. Porter, million
aire of Minneapolis, in his will left
100000 to Miss Stella M. Blethen, his
confidential stenographer.
Joseph and Floyd Randall, brothers,
aged ten and eight, and Ernest Dou-
telle, aged IL, we're drowned at Flint,
| Mich, while crossing Flint river on
the ice.
Four hundred miners are known to
have been killed by an explosion of
black damp, or methane, in mines Nos.
and of the Consolidation Coal com
pany Of Baltimore at Monongah, w.
Va. Five men escaped, more dead
than alive, through air shafts.
Carvings restaurant in St. Paul was
partly destroyed by fire and woman
employe was burned to death.
Flames destroyed the big implement
warehouse of David Bradley & Co. al
| Council Bluffs, Ia, the loss being $225,
| 900.
The sentence of the three Ameri
cans, Richardson, Mason and Hare
who were to be shot at Chihuahua fol
the murder of two other Americans
whose insurance they attempted tt
collect was committed to 20 years
Imprisonment.
James Bartlett Hammond, head o.
the Hammond Typewriter company
was declared sane and given his free
dom.
The jury which will try the case O.
George A. Pettibone for completely il
the murder of former Gov. Franl
Steunenberg was completed and swor1
in at Boise, Idaho
Mrs. Mary Stet of Altoona, Pa, wal
murdered by burglar.
Maj. William L. Geary, q. s. A., diet
in the army general hospital at th,
Presidio, San Francisco. He was th,
first American child born in San Fran
cisco, his father having been the las
alcalde and the first mayor Of tha
|
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sion ~6f thefr "16-year-old" daughter
Marie from a band of gypsies en-
camped on the western outskirts OF
St. Louis.
The boom of Senator Philander G.
Knox, of Pennsylvania for the presi.
dency, was formally launched at a
banquet in Washington, when the
Pennsylvania Republican congress
sional delegation placed itself square,
ly on record in favor of the Pennsyl-
vania senator as president Roose'
7elt's successor
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Opportune.

The woman was starving. There was
no food in the house, nor had there
been, for many hours. She was with
out money. A week ago the last
scrap of property had gone to the
pawnshop.
But relief was at hand.
With the evening papers came the
decree, from Paris, that henceforth
it would be stylish to be thin.
This was just in time to save the
woman from actual suffering.-Puck.
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Better Than ANY Tonic.

IT see that your hair is becoming
rather thin on top" said the barber.
II have tonic here that will keep it
from falling out and start beautiful
new growth if you will use it for a
few weeks. It only costs 81 bottle"
II don't want it. There is not the
slightest danger that I'll get bald. I'm
learning to fiddle" Chicago Record
Herald.
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KEEP GOING.

Shake yo' feet an hustle.
: ri >.stle all de time;
Coz ter keep a mOvln' up,
If y0' wants tei climb.
Amt no time TO- restin',
Amt no time ter stop:
Shake yo' feet an hustle,
Gittin' ter de top.
Rocks am in de roadway,
Wagon may stop dead;
OATS de time ter hustle,
Walk right on ahead.
Tell yo' what, my brother,
Somfin' wuth the KNOWN:
On'y way ter git dar
Is ter keep on goin'.
Detroit Free Press.
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All Serene.

The trust president pushed the but
ton and the general counsel stood be-
fore him.
Have the books been burned?"
"They have"
HAS the mortgage been erased, the
bonds stolen and the safe buried?"
'It has been DONE"
"Then announce to the government
that we have nothing to conceal
Life.
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No Need of Them.

Housekeeper-How does it happen.
Jane, that you never saw finger-bowls
before? Didn't they use them in the
last place you worked?
Jane-No, marm; they mostly
washed themselves before they came
to the table, marm.-Life.
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Easy Prophecy,

The palmist glanced at the mans
hand. "You are about to come into
the possession of a neat sum of
money" he predicted. Which was
easy predicting For the hand was
q straight flush-Cleveland Leader.