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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19


@roB 9etroit. II teri e.
lcr llebcridrift bringt Die yGctroitcr
9tbcn6poit" eincn 9(rtifcl ii6cr Oer
HicIenfortidritt Ser nGitp Of tie
StraitS," lutO iagt gum SdlrB:
~Getroit'S @ad)Stbim lit, tp1breno
ser lcttelt orei Sabre bcionoers, &C.
raoe5u pbGnomenol. Iieic olte
Stobt ont GetroitfluB, oie nod por
% Sobren idlGfrig, ultro-conierpo-
tip, ia iogor fir riiditGnoig qolt uno
nit beren Gonfurren5 Sic Sdmeiter-
ItG0te faum 81 re6nen batten lit bolt
erpaft. Sic fat lib Ben S6lof aus
Den Iitgcn geriebcn, geredt u1b &C.
Itrcdt n1b lit Damn mittclp bineingc.
iprilngen in ocn @ett6elpcrb, in oent
JIG Grfolge errilngcn fat, meld)e obnc
@leifen limo. @orluGrts, %porluGrts,
lit lire Gcpiic. uno IN ipenigen SAT-
rcn miro i6rc gepolfcrungs5abl oie
ljolbe Wiaion errei6t boben uno
8roB-G Detroit ge6oren iein."
@iHe SafberitGnbigen-
Gommiiiion bat Die @erluite ourd)
S6obenfeuer Ser lebten flint Sabre
in europGiif)en 2dnoern nit Sen illl-
iercn pergli6en. 9arnah belaufen
iif) sic Gerll1ite In Scftreid, Geutif)-
lanO, Sranfreid, Stalien, ser
Sdpei5 unb GGremort i'm 9urd)-
idJlitt pro Gerion i'm Sabre ailf 80
Gents. Sll sen @creirigten Staaten
belauft Iid Scr @crliiit pro &opf ser
gebolfer1tng altf $2.47. ltnb bo3 lit
Die 8olgc omerifuuiider 6obrl1ilig-
Felt nit 3iinbbol5ern 2iht uno
Seuer unb Ser lorer CHARACTERISTIC
&c, ueld)e 9crIonen. Die blirt, 0cif)t-
linn oOer Sobrldiiigfcit Sdaoenieier
ocrrrIadcr, fait nicnlols sur Strafe
siebt.
Genera! Sell bases
III Gilba @r6cit Die Siine unO SiiGc.
9tbe mo Nienlnnb beid)dftiguiNslos
Sa icin brol,dje. Mm gnoc inns Die
Gilboller gerooe OcsBolb 70 unsllfric=
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19
Wcuroe WDb.

93 itarb pI6bIid am II. Samiar 1907 @eurge
@bt, %gelicbter 8nltc boz WtarGnret @0b, IN
leiner .gSnbnilna. gtr. 220l, 9it.Brntts StraBe.
&te 8eit DER Secroi0ltn9 miro ipdter Gr8c5cl9l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19
Euhn .Nnnn.

GS itcrb nnl 1s. Sanuor 1907 Sobn Saag,
~9eliebter @Gtte bon @Ii6nbeib 6nng, 0cb. Ruii.
9ie @eeroigullg finOet Snnntng, Den 20. San,
gadlnittngS 3 ubr, bon Dem qeidenbeiiatterz
@tnbliienent bon 9llt0rciu 9tobbe & Sor, Ut.
730. YenniDlonnins @oenrie, aus fat.
Ug-20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19

Sn ALIEN @eid d) 8 10 G T.
fen iiber Die groBe iron50liihe &euo-
luton milrpe bisber bie Barrier 9a-
title ais zines Der fiir6terliden &C.
iangniiie geibiloert, baS iemals
Spfer fonigli6er unb poli5eilid)er
@iufiir umidloiien fat. SSett bat
ein @elcbrter nit ocutl6em Tamen,
Sran5 Snrd. 9rcntono, in einenl 9ll,
dye (u9ultiac 2cgenocn"), bos bic
fran3oiiide glfooemie nit einem Erei-
ie bon 5000 Sranfcn olsge5ei6nct
fat, mlSfiibrli6 bargct6an, oaB Die
alte 9aitiae IN @irflihfeit better iunr
ais ibr beutiger Hitf. Serr Sitncf
bat bic slften aler @eiangencn Itu.
Dirt, meld)e Die 9oitiac bon 1869 bis
1889 beDcrbcretc, lino lit 81 Dem
Sd)lliie gefolnmen, boB Die gebono-
lung Der StrGflinge IN Der 9aItiQe
bunlan uno mifo mar, ilno bab III
feinem curopaiiden @efangniiie 10
fiir Oie 9equenlidfeit geioret NOR,
pie bier gum 9eiipiel fir oie politi,
i6en G%efungenen. Sn Ser 9altiGc
bling Die Sage Ser @efangcncn poaig
bon ibren Sermogensperbaltniiicn ab.
9ie reid]en @%eiailgenen fonnten iid)
cine mabrbaft fiiritlidc 2cbensbal,
tung %leiiten. Serr Slnd bebt aud
Die %bc5eidynenOe Ebotiahe bcrpor, oab
Die &epollitiondre nnd Ser GrItiir-
mung Der YoItiqe MIR iieben @eian-
gene porianoen; bier Salider, 5luei
@eiltcsfranfc unb cinen Ger6rcd)er.
Iu Dem Ganoe Ser iran:
5oIiid)en Wiin5ell (tief geprdgt, oil
Steae oes gcferbten Honoes unlerer
Miiit3en) iinoct ii6 Der altfran5oii-
idc @abliprud: rGicu ialpc Ia
5rance!" u@ott ihiibe 5ranfreid)!!"
@un lit iiber 'bcn arltras ser So5io-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19

Sr. Cannon, Ser Q d "
oeS Observation-Disclosures, bat iid)
c6enfallS fir Mnrimnl- unO Winimals
3oac alsgeipro6en, gcnou IN Dem
Slime, mie Sd)abomts : Sefret1r
Sbnp Dor cinem Sabre. l~lnIcre icti-
gen SodBole Ioaen Die Minimal5oac
biloan ,nO oie Marimol5oae onrolli
gctbilrmt lpcr0en. 9llio baS 2ano
gan5 luno gar gegen 0oS husband. obs
ihlieben, 0amit Die Srllits llno Wos
nopole oas &olf nod mcbr allsiallgen
fonncll. @liiflider @eilc iino ErG.
Iioert &ooicpelt uilo StaatsicfretGr
Hoot nnOerer anli6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19

GOiulan0'S tiirfiidf SGSer,
Ganitable'W ebanbe, goitamt acaru. stcts ufieu.
(Nlla225
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19
Qnrrnine

W,alertidj = Yartartig - Srieblidj.
MeIti6 bon Nalbrool cir tno cine buIGe
Micile. Senust Die init Bppbattdl be5ci6nelc
NnrtbsIbencs sGar. Srcie auif1en gldfmitiug3
am Serninns. Yreife bon BeerdbniBpldbel
Gaton 223. Yiireau: Srantlin. rnb @inoipr.
HrabS. Ser!anat 9roidiiU. (Dlai4. 1S.G&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19
SSititf 9pNars tdalidl

ltto ltebr fam lid Sc6errtunn aud an I~Icineren
Srtet ollrcb leberilnbme elmer beaueinen @lgenz
tlr ietcnbci pcroienen. Sabfenntniiie nidt en-
inroerIidl. @efIuige g~lnfrGgen inter ys. 90"
an Die @Tpcbittpn bieicr 3eitnng 6ur gSeiterDes
toroertilg er0etell. U9-22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19
Gir6lidJe Mn3cigcu.
Scrmifdlte Nn5eisen.
Yinfrnf.

ChIlHI'
&auS Safo6 Sciien, geboren i'm Sabre 1861
IN 6iebl bel gorobaiteo., piro eriudi, Del Dem
llrter8et6Tcielt fGrtttIib ODER perf6nli6 it1 81
inelocn.
lin gllsftnft fiber beiien GerbIeib oScr 90.
Iebcn eriu6t
Der fdiierIiGe 9oniuI
u. u. uGu 2ingen,
Nr. L SiiosGabs Strabe.
8altt ore, ben /. Sanunr 1907.
(5,0,12,t6,t0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19

Gos uhte Sa6rbu6 Scr
GGlner Slumenipiele lit I'M Scrlage
bon s. Is. Shmib in &oln crihienen.
Die @~inien0ungen Der EreiSgeoi6tc
fat 6iesmol Die eritmlnlide &0Dc ppul
5000 crrei6t, 10 ooB Der @riin0er bic
ler Spiele, d. a6aitcnratb, nobl
iogen fonllte: SeOoh Scr i6redlidItc
ser SGrctfcn, Oas lit Scr MelliG I'M
Gi1tcrpN6n. Die 9rcisri6tcr bobcn
cine idnpere Nrbcit gcDobt, bic Sprell
pon Oem @ci5en 5lt ionOern. 0os
8lt1 cntbGlt cine 3iiac ncller uno
gum Ibeil ic6r id)Gncr Eoelien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19

&enn sic Nu d / 6 e II
ollS Sbong6ai ni6t iibcrtrieben iinO,
oonn miiilen ilt Gbina c~nticBiid)e
Sltngerjlit0noe Gerrlden. 'Gnpitdn
&irton pom SiilfS-Gomitc peroI-
id)logt Sic 6cm SllngertoOe @epcibs
ten in ser Yrouin5 Sing Slang olf
cine 8iertelmiQion ulr0 in gntllng
AMI 100000. Sn Sing Slang iino
unter ben @llngernoen MN oll6 nod
Die 8latterll ousge6roden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19
Der 9entf6e correspondent
erIdeint jeOen Sag i'm Sabre.

G. NatHe. etaent0amer anS Mtbateur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19

"auge nm auge, Sab
llm 3abn!" beibt's III Nublono. Sm
Sabre 1906 wllroen in Hublallo 1862
EerIo1en lpegen reDollttiollGre Ser
Gred)cn gum Sobe perl1rtbeilt, 2029
III Die iibirii6en 9ergtperfe geid)idt,
5945 81 &erferitrafen pe%rurtbeilt uno
1856 auf 2~ebens5eit nad Sibirien per-
bannt, alio 9412 Eerionen ourd ltr.
tbcfle aus bem @ese geidaiit. 8ie
Dicle Meniden bci ben 5ablreiheit 3li-
lammetitoben 5lpiiden Militdr, go
li5ei uno Ben Hepolutio11ren oas
2obelt uerloren babel,, miro ipobl ME
feitgeitelt lperoet. 8ie Saturn iriBt
Die H~cpolution ibre eigeuen 0inoer
aif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19

Ser omerifanii6e SoI5.
fOlig @eperbalsicr bat ieinen olteit
Seinlot6Sort nidt bergeiien. ST
ld)ctlfte bent r2ieocrfro,6" in Nie.
oersSoulbeim beiicn Wtitelieb CT in
jur9el Sabren getpeIen, 5u @ei6s
laftcn 10000 Morf. Sdon friiGer
bat @eperbduier bem Gerein nlcbrc.
re S6enfungen in beriel6en S66c
gentodt, oud cine sur g%r6oruulig Ell.
ner S%Gngerboqc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19

SeihittsHioIer g. u. Sein8, BobuuHs:
q. & g. 121 % @albrooL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19

Sn Sber 6Ieiien inns
I'M Icbteu Sabre fiini3ebn Oelttide Tit-
tcr8iiter INIT $4,000 Morgen in pol
niiden 9eiib iibcrgcgaugcn; 81 Sit
ter init $4,000 Morgen bemobrtc Scr
9om0nen-6isfltS Ourt Irtultf Dor
ser Yoloniiirun9.
8olonial 3 tref t 0 I
Gernburg lit nit ocm @roBtrelt5 Der
ttaIieliifcn &ronc 'oeforirt morOclt
unO bot 0ouit oltd sen pcri0nIi6cn
Noel erDaltcn. @r bat ieincr 3eit
cine @eIeIli6aft CUR Grofenlralutg
Der Bonriniiden Simple bel 9tom
gegriinoct. 9a8 oeroient cine ioldJe
Gbrltng. .f|.
80 benoffnete q 4 II,
Der irberiielen 6aS &loIter Wtonc.
noiifa inn ruIitiden Commencement
acknowledgements mo perlongten
Bel0. WIS I'M &lolter Sturm 8elalts
tet mlrOe, eilten bic gullerlt aus Ser
Nadbarihaft bcrbei. Sn Sem Sam.
pie ficlcn nclln Ser MGllbcr un0 flint
mllroen Oermltn6et.
y I 4 | 5 SEN t 81 oocbclt
mill 5luci Sdiffe pom Spp OeS eng
Iiid]en n0reoonougbt" geboltt bnbcn
uno 10 raid tpie mGglif. 6iirdtct er,
Dab mir ms Sintertreifen fomnen
.f0nntcll, neil 6ronfrei6 ictt ie6S
S6la6ti6iiie III Iuftrag gegebenL Die
Den nGreoonougbt"s 3pp nodabncn
oOer nod iibertrnnlpfen ioIIet?
Sebt flGrt d) ou + ma
RIM 0o8 GongrCBnuitglieO 9tobert $.
NOamS Don YbiloOelpbia Dor ctma
SabreSfniit i'll @oibington Sel6lt.
moro ~begangen bat. Gr bate aus
DEM NadloB ieilte3 SotcrS BONDS i'm
pon 10000 Collars INTER
idGngen. Mlit einem Gbeil Ser SonoS
bot ct 9orienl6uloGn begli6en.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-06
uNwlsE. TO sAY TIE LEAST.

Ces;taln members of the board OF
governors of the jamestown EXPOSE
tion have acted unwiscly, to say the
least, in opposing the retrcnchmcnt
policy which the board of direct
ors and the financial interests which
have furnished money for the Terccn-
tennial have inauguratcd. If these
governors had been wholly successful
In their efforts, the knockers, who a-e
ever ready TO WELD their hammers
against the Exposition and every
thing connected with it, would have
been given excuse for Il mighty
pounding, and the great fair would
have suffered.
Fortunately, the board of directors
was able, in spite of strenuous oppo-
sition, to adopt the amendment to
the bylaws under which James NJ.
Barr may he made director general,
and If Mr.. Barr accepts the conditions
he will he given AT once permanent
and complete authority over tho ar
luirS oil INC company.
The Interested governors succeed
cd in having the report Of the com
mittec changed so rs to provide that
they shall be retained in an advisory
capacity. This means that, while
Mr.. Barr will have fun contrN. the
governors hold their titles and will
continue to draw salaries. The COM
mitteo which has been appointed to
fix the salaries to be drawn by the
advisors should see TO it that the
amounts are reasonably small
Mr.. w. H. Coitrell the Newport
News man who, as governor of works.
built tho Exposition under the most
trying circumstances, handicapped by
lack OF money and In almost every
other way conceivable. led tic way by
rendering his resignation when his
work was practically accomplished
and the rctrenchmont movement was
started. Some Of the governors did
not follow the working example set
by Mr. Cottrcll during the time the
Exposition was building, and now
they evidently have no idea Of emu
lating him in the matter of giving
up salary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-06
EMPRESS EUGENE.
Her Dramatic Descent Upon tho Cabl-
net Council.


In Frederic Iollces "Womcn of the
Second Empire" the author tells a SEN
sntional story of Empress Eugenie OF
France, 1t concerns pressing polit-
ical matter, one of church and state.
because the empress felt strongly on
II the emperor feared lest she should
cndeavor To Influence the deliberations
OF the cabinet council by appearing In
person. Accordingly he gave orders
that the meeting should he kept secret
from her. NJ. Iolice says: but the
matter so carefully concealed was al
ready known to her, and. acting on the
first impulse OF her fiery Spanish tenn
permanent. boiling over with anger, she
flew rather thnn walked to the council
chamber. a sentry had been placed ut
the door with orders to allow no ono
10 pass. He opposed the entrance of
the lmpetuous sovereign.
"I wish TO enter Stand backv she
cried angrily. Ending himself in u
horrible quandnry between the orders
he had received and his fear of hurting
his empress, the guardsman. between
his gll.antry to her sex and his fidelity
to the word OF command. fell at the
feet OF Eugene With his bayonet laid
across the doorway.
"'Your majesty he said, no one
may pass. by order of the emperor
1--WE shall see.' replied Eugene, and
without more ado nhe leaped over the
sentry's bayonet burst open the door
and entered The council chamber with
the violence Of a whirwnd. The EN-.
peror was presiding, grave and imper,
turbable. he alone having his hend GOV.
cred In the presence Of his respectful
and attentive ministers.
but the sovereign failed to impose
respect oil his angry wife, who saw
In him only the man and the husband
Going straight up to him, with back.
handed blow she knocked off his hat
then. without word. withdrew as she
had entered, leaving the ministers
dumb with surprise and constcrna.
tlon."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-06
The Big Stick, or at least Il part of
the loaded end is about to be trans
ferrcd to the Pacific coast.
Tho fast Word.

Having the last word" said naval
officer, reminds mo of story heard
not long ago. A certain man died, and
clergyman was engaged to offer a
eulogy. This worthy minister prepared
sermon of exceeding length and
strength. but lust before lie entered the
pnrlor to deliver 1t he thought that 1t
might be advisable to learn what the
dead mans last words had been. So
he turned to one of the weeping young.
er SONS unl asked:
my boy, can you tell me your fs.
theirs last words?'
He didn't have none the boy re-
piled. Mn was with him to the end I"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-06
MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS.

TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial Rooms. Bell Phone No. n
business Office. Bell Phone No. ISL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-06
Absentmindea.

La Fontnlne. the famous fable poet
was most absentminded man. Rect.
Ing one day in saloon a young man..
he was so favorably impressed by his
conversation that he expressed his nd.
miration for him In the most nattcring
terms. But he is your own sonw ex-
Chained a guest in astonishmcnt as
1t su:" replied the poet. Then l am
the more delighted to make his &C.
quaintance."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-06
A Ren,edx.

"For some time past I've been buy.
Ing dozen eggs every week at this
store, and ] invariably find two bad
ones In every dozen. Something's got
to be done about IT. said an lrate
housckeeper
We'll" said the now clerk nnIvely
mud with quiet smile. "mebbe IL you
only bought half dozen you'd only
get ono bad one."- Grocer's Literary
Gazette.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-06

Entered Mt tho Newport News. Va.
Postoffco rs sccond-class matter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-06

At the present rate, before many
more years have rolled by. more peo-
pie will have been killed and in
jnred In celebrating anniversaries OF
tho signing of the Declaration of In
dependence than the Republic lost
during its fight with the mother coun-
try in support of the immortal docu-
mont
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-06

lative candidates, and both of the
contestants agree to accept the rul-
Ing of the party authorities. What
ever may be the result of the re-
count, which Is to be given Monday
night, the Democratic nominee should
have such support behind him that
his election will be foregone con,
clusion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-06
A Social Catastrophe.

"yvas no one injured In the railway
collision. count?'
"No. but nevertheless 1t was most
painful situation. First. second, third
and fourth class passengers all min
glcd together. Simply unhcard orr
Fliegcnde Blatter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-06
Gfts % atI1g press.

G. u. Thacker. Editor and Publisher.
l.. Il. Puch. >. Advertising Manager
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-06

After reading about the way Rich
mond handles crowds ut home. one
does not wonder that the capital city
people are inclined TO be skcptical
where transportation facilities are
concerned
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-06

Two negroes are in the Richmond
jail charged with stealing water
melons from c. & o. car. Evidence
shows that the melons could be seen
from the outside through vcntilator
bars-who says the circumstances
wore not oXtenuatIng.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-06
SATURDAY. JULY G, 1907.
PRIMARY ELECTION CONTESTS


disposition TO do everything in
their power toward maintaining har-
mony in the party and eliminating
any cause, imaginary or real. for dis.
satisfaction on the part of candidates
and voters who participated In the
primary last Saturday. was shown by
the Democratic city committee last
night. Almost every mcmbor pres
WINGED that the primary returns as
reported by tho Judges and clerks
were correct, and that the ballots
used were printed In legal form, yet
by unanimous vote the request from
Messrs. Follows and Moss for II re-
count of the vote cast In the race for
the House of Delegates was granted.
pHtsas,-sssrss was a-rccount granted. but
committee Of three was appointed
TO make mn examination and report
upon the question of whether or not
the ticket was printed in accordance
with the State law and party plan.
This action should, and probably
will disarm those inclined to stir up
discord within the ranks of the party,
and may have the effect Of bringing
out n large vote in support of the
Democratic nominee than would have
been pollcd If a recount had not been
asked for.
Mr.. Moss principal contention is
that the ticket was not properly
printed in that For the House of
Delegates was printed Iii smaller
type than the names of the candi-
dates for the Office aud Mr. Fellows
name was not separated from the
name of tho Office by proper space.
He also holds that zone " be voted
for should have appeared directly
above the names of the three candi-
dates. On these grounds he will per-
sist In his demand for II new primary,
II he finds that Mr. Barretts namo
was scratched on anything like half
of the III ballots which were not
counted in the contest for the House.
The State law requires that the
ticket shall be printed on white
paper; that the names of candidates
snail appear In regular order. with
the same space between each, and
that the names shall be printed IN
type not smaller than plea. AS a
matter of fact, tho tickets were print
ed on white paper, with the names
in regular order, nonpariel slug
between each and printed in 12-poipt,
or plea, capitals
Although he has been quoted as
declaring that he will run as an In
dependent candidate for tho legisla-
ture unless his demands are granted,
Mr.. Moss told the committee last
night that he proposed to abide by the
decision of the State committee, to
which he reserved the right to appeal
in case he should not be satisfied
with the action taken by the local
body. He did not deny that lie hau
said he would run as an independent
but he did so put himself on record
as to make 1t impossible for him to
enter the field as an Independent
without breaking his publicly given
word
Mr. Fellows readily stated, without
being asked, that he proposed to stand
by the party and declared that in
the event the recount should show
that Mr. Barrett was the nominee, ne
would be found with his coat OFF
working for Mr.. Barrett.
On the whole, last nights meeting
was very satisfactory one There
IS no protest except from the legis.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-06

When a man writes proposal OF
marriage to woman he has written
something that will last forever A
woman never destroys letter that
contains an offer of marriage .-Atchl-
son Globe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-06

No employee OF the Daily Press
Company Is authorized to contract
any obligation in the name of the
compay. Or To make purchases in the
name of the same cxccpt upon order
signed by the PUBLISHER OF THE
DAILY PRESS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-06
Travellna nf.or Henlth.y

"Aly doctor recommends Europe"
: "Going?'
Dunno get Ny lawyer seems to
think Canada will do" Louisvillc
Courler-Journal.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-12-06
First Publication Dec. y.
cHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.


Name of Mortgagee G. u. Folkestad,
Name Of Mortsagor Nels N. Dalsman and
1ortrage now owned by First National
Bank Of StsSeton. south Dakota. corpora
I pate Of Mortgage June Is 1907 fled June 20
l0Os In the office Of the Register OF DEEDS OF
Robsrts County, South Dakota. as No. +1O87C
Amount due upon Mortgage ~ tn's date IS
5000 principal and interest.
Default has been made In the payment OF
the note secured by said Mortgage due on
October 1907 and interest at ~ per cent per
Nnnum from date until paid.
Notlet. Is hereby given, that under aud by
virtue OF the statute in such case made and
provided. the said Chattel Mortgage will be
tOreclosed by u sale 1T public auction by the
sheriff or his deputy OF the city OF Sisseton.
In the County OF Roberts and State OF South
ber A. D. 1901 att O'Clock In the afternoon of
that day at the front door of the post of1ce
In the city OF Sisset0n in said County and
Stste OF Solth Dakota. the personal property
0ne gray mare II yrs old, weight about 1900
l6a.; one gray marc 10 yrs old, weight about
ECO lbs; one iron gray mare years old,
fWoiGht about lS00 lbs. one bay horse 6 years
Old, weight about 1000 lbs.; sets working
haFnsee, ono lumber wagon. one sulky pioW,
ono drill. one single buggy. one red and white
0nv years old one red and white COW q yfs
el6. 3 red and white COWS 4 years old. one
ia and white COW yrs Old, red and white
800 "a hotter calves. ; rod and white
eteere calves. one roiiiug oouitcS 5ssassest
80 one S.nofse drag. one mower, one binder
~ hRYfske, one rcd and white calf
patel Decombey Srd 1901.
4trsnsr N xroSAI nANk or sTssEroN s. D.
"A Owner OF Mortgage
=. J, T6sss.
Attorney x