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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19

3erfau Ser Gereinigung Der 0rct ma
tioltalen Garteien einltcIlen. Sel6It
IN ser &pIiutbportei friicIt rs. aud)
inter bieien 9eoidten @atrioten Der
Observation-Disclosures mod)t itd ein
ti~eigebcnOer 3pieipoIt bcnlcrfIi6. -
&oiiutb lcl6It 1T pieGioden 2Inietn-
Ounocn nuSqpiett. IieIe g(nIcinoums
gen BADEN ole @oGridcilllid)fcit loltt.
bar lucrben loiicn baB Goiilltb Der
Flndcrcicn iibcrariiilig lei rno Dent
nG6it 5llriidtrctcn iuerOe.
Il teri d. lagung nmertfo.
ii der 8ertbbriee.
@ien Is. Sebrlor. Co., 9trS Erog
fommt Die Wcl6ung bon ser 9(ui0ct'
flung Sabre lang b%etricbcncr ipItcmo-
tiidcr llnteriflogunacn. Nn1erifo'
niidc rad Erog QcId)iftc @crtb6ric,
fe moren in 10 ouffoaeno GROCER 9ln.
soil pcrlorcn 0egongerI Dab Die Nllf-
m%erfiamfcit Der Griminolpoli5ci re9c
murOe. Cine Nodforid)ung fii6rtc
5llr &erboitlnQ oeS Goit-SiilfSbotcn
&eqer mo oeri6ie0ener icincr Wfitbcl-
fer.
Nod Imcrtfn Our6gc.
brnnnt.
@icn 1S. 6ebruor. - Ser Sol
iirer Ser llngoriidcn &oIfSmirtb-
IhoftSbonf IN 9uoopcit, Nomen&
Eotonp, lit mad llntcri6lngull9 Don
$4,000 Groncn fIiidti8 gcmorben.
3tc DerfoI0tcn Spurcn OeS 6litd)tz
linQ8 nciicn nod gmerifn.
@Gbrung in Supan.
Tofio, Is. Ic6rltnr. - 9is lett
lit o~fii5icl nod fcin S6ritt 3ltr Ser
%bcifilbrutg elmer 2GIlutg Der c%olifor-
nii6ct 6rogc i'm Sinne Ser &ercinz
borltnQ 5miidcn BrGiioent Hooicuclt
ltno Ben 9e6orben bon Snn Tron-
5iSco ultcrnommcn WorOen. Soute
Dies ober ouf jcncr @runOlu0c &c,
id)cbcuL 10 mlB iid 0ic. Hcgicrln8
olf bcftigc Nnqriife gcfoBt MAIDEN.
&orldltiig ieood bemobrcn Die bicii-
gen 9eboroen i6rc Hube. Mon be.
trndtct bic W0gIi6feit elmer Shlid)-
tllng nift gGn5lid) boiinlmqSloS.
Ole HGumunq Der Wan .
durei.
3ofio, Is. Sebrltor. - @ie bier
befannt miro, bot Die joponiide He.
gierunq in 8eantluortltn9 Der ruiiis
iden Note be5iiglib Der 3uriif5ics
bltnq Der japonilden Srllppen ans
Der Wonoidirci ooroltf mrfmerflom
gemo6t, bob Sopan lu0breno oeS
pergonGenen Sobres fat oIleS Wtili-
tar 5uriid0c5ogen bat uno iogor
oll9enblidlid NIT Der g(6ii6t umQebe,
bic SobnbcbedunQen olti Elm Wtin.
oeItmoB 81 rcbr5iren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
Bur p%Gardjmunt" Gataitrup6c.

GopitGn McSeD ipielt &er1tccfcn. -
Seip 3ltItnno ioQ 6c0enflid Iein.
- Slldc uad) 2ei6en INNER nod
i'm @an9e.
Nem SoOcM Gonn., IS. 6ebr.
- Obgleih man iid bentii6t bat, iei-
men IltfcntbaIt5ort qebeim 5u 6oIten,
iplIr0e 6elttc 0oh befannt, 0ob Gapis
tim Geo. u. WtcGep pom geiuutenen
0ampfer o2ur6mont" am Samitua
triib bierber ii6crgcfii6rt mor0en iii
mo iid gegcnm6rtig in Dem Sauic
ieiner Mltttcr III Soir 6oOen bel lei
ner 6rou itn0 ieincu bei0en flcillen
&in0ern 6eiinbet. Sm Saltie iciner
Wtllttcr mllr0e er 5lterIt p%erletgnct,
ldlieBlid CAB man o6er feline 9tnpe.
lenbcit 3lt. Gem Ncrnchmen nah
mur0c Iciltc gntfermmg ans Eropi.
bencc not6uenoi0 nm inn Dor ben
SeridtcrItottern Ser 3eitungen Nl,bc
dt DerIdoffcn uno %gcgenpGrtig miro
NiemonO BET inn uorgelaiien. Gopi.
tim WcGep lit in Solgc ieine8 fllrd)t-
Barren Grlcbniiie$ an OaS 9ett 0cieis
lclt, 1ino er iol mltcr Ser 9ciGulois
9ltltg ser Nodldiiigfcit utO Ser Seig-
belt idtper lei0en. Seine SiiBe lino
tart crfrorcn utb er permog iid i'm
Sett MIR inter Stmierigfeiten ltlo
ouBerbolb oes @ettes gor nidt 5u be-
megcu.
8op SenO, MalI., Is. 6e6runr.
- 9ei 9to Mans 2ono mllroe sic
2eidle zines llnbefannteu an ben
StronO geifmemmt. Der Monn lit
iebr briinett uno man glalrbt, OoB
man eS nit Der 2eidc zines Der
.2or6mont" . Opier SIT tbun bat,
wenn audi sic SteQe, no ser I'm
0liidsOompfer nit Oent Gobleni6oo-
Her 5ltiammenitieB, ettpa 40 Weilen
bon go Won'S 2ollo entfernt lit.
@ctcrIn 81. s., Is. 6ebruar.
- GapitGn Stiion bon Ser 2ebenSret-
tungsitotion BET Siiber'3 Sslano uno
Gapit1n Gooi3 Don ser IettltngSltd=
ton bel @otd) Sill ilttbten geltern
mdbrcno oeS gan5cn Cages BET ~Itarfer
9ranOung nit elmer Wannidaft bon
2e6enSrcttern pergeblih nod meiteren
2eideu bon Dem llnglii6S0ompfcr
,2nrd)mont." Nlt6 bon Dem Gums
pier fonltrn tic feline Spur entOefelt.
Slider pom Noont ian0en bei'm
gin5ieben bon Nngelid)niiren cin &lei'
oung3Itiid, meldcS, mie man gloabt,
bon Dem @rod 0eS InnpferS o2ard)-
mont" fonmt. 2eifcn lin0 geltern
on fcinem Glrtftc ser Nohbnrihait
an oen Strono gcporien moroen, mo
Don 9lod Sslnnb lief geltern 9lbeno
sic Wcloung cin, 0ab allf) bort feline
2eid)cn mebr an Den Struno gerpors
len muroen Iino. 9ei SnutbenIt eight
lit elm Stiid OcS @radS. OeS n2arf.
mont" bon Ser @ranoung mad Dem
Strano getrieben iporoen.
Ger 9crgeoompier Scott" BON
9teip.2onoolt, Oeiien 9emommlng nab
reno oes gon5en Cages on Dem S6oo-
ner n0arrp anonlton" g~eorbeitet bat,
lit nod N~ep-2onOon 5uriidgefebrt.
Tic Berger nabnen sic Segel ulo Die
5ofellung bea @rods n6, fonl1ten aber
SIC Nuter nidt %erlangell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
= Sie ,,&urbeIIen" - H piu

* Gie r&lrbeiIen" - 5. +. elmer
Der itarflten INSTRUMENTATION
Screine-feiern beilte, 9ienItag, bcn
10. Sebruar, in Der nSigblanb-a ca-
oemp" i6r brittes Stiftungsfeit, per-
bliloen nit Sanfett uno SansfrGnS-
den. CAB es BEL oieiem Seite urge
miitblih 5llgeben miro, oaiiir garar-
tirt oas riibrige Gomite, bas feline
Wfiibe geipart bat, I'M 5li 5eigen, bab
Die Sellen nod immer an ser Spite
maridiren. Mitglieoer nebIt 1alni-
lie uno Sreunbe lino miafommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
3ni 0JSrio, m;L

Sci @orian, Mih., purbe Elm
9uggp bon einem 3uge Der ,@abaib.
Sabn" i%iberfabren, nobel Srau Warp
Sinflep uusenblidIih getootet wuroe,
ipabreio Sri. Soa SinfIep uno @or-
rem Clamp nit idmeren GerIebunoen
oapon falnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19

-X1s NJ YaIafIoe VtpnlD Lllnllle. AebhIl6
benarnte Wiiiiel tdlfhel ndiiblHni. Gas ertie
nnb originate tablet gegen Grialnine 1T Elm
wcises Hudet init ifipnr5erI uno rotbef1 Mnis
brnd NIB frigt bic unieribrift bon e.. u.
8r0pe. 20. COMA ,iStSa;S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
Nad "a Sabrbunoerten

C
8riedcn mcrocu @~coenffeicr Der
SdladDt Uun Niaratbon begcbcn.
Hn33ia ser Goli5ei olti sic GeterS6ur,
ger ~ltniperiitGt. - 8ie(e Sbeil-
nebn1er an elmer BORT a~bgcbalte-
men Iepollltionilten = 8erIamm.
hing ~pcrboitet. - grmor0lng
be5 8olDerneurs bon 9afl. 1891
llebcrariife ser ySdmor5en Sum
Oerte" in SoeIIa. - Die ariiiS i'm
ungorii6en &obinet IpiBt ii6 5ll.
Sogor 6ran5 aoiiutD'a Stel-
hing eridJiittcrt.
Ntben Is. Sebruor. - Die BIB.
georonetentommer bei6loB bcute,
oaB cine @eoenficicr Der iln Septem'
Der 490porGGriiti 8e6urt itattgcfun0es
men S6ladt bon MurutGon genalt "a
So6rbrnocrte no6 ibrem 0otltm OBJ
gebolten meroen Iou. 3ic 6eier IoQ
gleid5eitig nit ocn olpmpiiden
Spielcn itottiinoen.
81 epoIutionGre Geromn NJ.
Iungen in Scr YeterSs
burger II niOeriitGt.
Petersburg, IS. 6ebruor. -
Iic So5iol = Nepolutioniitcn boltell
felt GINGER 3cit inter Dem 0efntans
tel ser llniDeriitdt5 2 gllttonomie Ser
iarnmlungen I'M bieiiaen ltniueriitGtss
@cbGu0e. lin Oieicn 3ulommenfiinfs
ten cin @n0e 81 mod)cm lieB Die 20
li5ci geitern Die llniperiitdt BON
Sdubleltten umringen, nabm II Hes
pol1tioniIten felt unO confiS5irte 0nfs
ipieglerii6e 6litgi6riiten i'm @ewidt
bon etipo 1900 Yiun0.
Der Goli5ciprGieft bat Die Serbaia
tllng aller Ferionen angcoronet, mel
he Gampanc E 2iteratllr fir Die &as
oifulen pertbeileu. 9eute mur0en
Sipei Grudereien geidloiielL in mel
den raoifale Stimm5ettel bergeIteat
moroen mnrer.
80uberncur crmor0et
9ofu, Is. Scbruor. - Ser bielts
IL 8orperncltr lpur0e .ermor0et.
Smmcrnod II nrubcn in
Soeiin.
S0eio, Is. 6cbrror. Il@ etlt
auSori,d hires YrotcItca gc9en Die
om s. Sebruor eriolQte Gcrboftung
uno boron onid)liebcnbe fric1Sgc.
ridtlide I%bitrtbeiIilng bon 5cbn ii.
rcr Conditioner, ipelde iid gegcn Ell
nen Ingriff ser ,S6Wor5en Sum.
bert" pertbeioigt botten, beidloiIcn
Die Stlloenten ser bieiigen l%lniperIi-
t1t, olli unfortunate 3eit Ben 9elltf
Der Sodi6ule ein5uitellcn.
Nm llmfnna unb @~rutolitGt licBcn
sic IuSidreitun9en, ipclde Die
,Stnor5cn Sunoert" in Ser lcttcn
@o6e iid ST. S6uGoen fomnlcn lie
Ben, ale friibren 6intcr iid) 5llriid.
80 mllrocn 0eltern int Ser5ct Der
Stoot mebr, OILS breibum0crt Ecrlo'
nett, qr6BtentbciIs Su0cn miBbon
ocIt.
&erihGrfung Ser nnGort
ihen &riiiS.
Mien, Is. Sebrltur. - S8ic Die
ncuclten MelOungcn aus 9uoopcIt
ergebeL ipitt lid bic Oorti9e politi'
id)e Situntion INNER lh0rfer 5ll.
Scibt es bod ooB lelbit 6ran5 Sol
illtb beocnflid) 5u luadeln bcginnc.
llro niht MIR IN ieiner Stelllung ais
Sanoclsminilter, ionoern oltd) ais
6iibrer Der observation-disclosures,
Ger SerIu6 oeS ungoriid)cn Wini-
ItcrprGliocntcn Or. @crferlc, Ocn
3%oltorii einieitig I'M lmGariidcn
RcidStag ourd)5lpreiicn, ein Scriltd,
aus mcIdcm Elm nobcr Gonflift 5lpi-
idcn @eferle unb bent oitrcidiiden
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Srbrn. BON Scf
conitrltirt nllroe, miro nunmebr ne
niger trogiif gcnommcil. Mnn er-
blidt in eingcpeibten biciigen &rci-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
Neuer &arbinoI.

Bripas, 5ranfreih, IS. 6ebr.-
Ger Yapit bat Dem Woniignor Son'
net, giihof bon 8ioiers, oen rotbet
Sut angeboten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19

ct. Morit Sdpei5, IS. 6ebr.
- 8raf BON 9planbt aus Suo9, Sol.
Land, Elm befannter Sportsmann, fam
ourd) einen llnina BEL Den geitern bier
ubgebaltenen Sobogean . @ettiobrten
um's 2ebeu.
The Globe-republican., 1907-11-21

The revival meanings at the Methodist
church will continue this week.
David Kneiper Of st. John, was In the
city the first Of the week looking after
his land interests.
Albert Spivey Eof Topeka, arrived in
this city last week and has taken charge
Of the news stand at the depot.
Mrs. KnIfin has resigned her position
at the Bee Hive store, and Is now employed
as saleslady at theBargain Store.
j. w. Thompson Is making the South
west Department Of the esprit of the
West" very interesting to the Kansas
horsem,n.
A mechanical military band was in
stalled In the rink Monday and the in
strument will be used on the evenings
devoted to skating.
Z. B. Goodrich, who will be remem.
bered by many Dodgh City people, is
now the proprietor Of The Gulfview
Hotel at Camp Walton, Fla.
Homer E. Bunnel made fusl proof on
the last tract Of State school land In Ford
County, Monday. This land is the south.
east quarter Of section SO, township %.
range 20.
T. s. Burlington has purchased Of B. Q.
Jones, the house and lot next to Mr.
Jones reaidence on the west bill. He will
take possession Of the property as soon as
possible.
Statesmen WANTED for Lubrlcating
Oils, Greases and Paints 10 Ford and ad
jacent counties. Salary or commission
Address Clover Oil and Paint Co., Cleve.
land, Ohio. 1t
The Palace Drug Company have placed
at the front end Of their store, new
stationary rack rack and also a fine new
show case filled with dainty boxes OF
candy 10 all sizes.
A large number Of strangers have
visited this city the past week and also
many land buyers from all over the
country. This Is proof that Ford county
10 becoming better known In eastern
states.
Albert Fasig ia organizing a company
for play entitled "Under the Western
Skies", to be given about the middle of
December. The first rehearsal for this
play was held on Monday evening ut Mr.. |
Pasig's moving picture hall. |
Mothers with little children need no
longer fear Group. colds or whooping |
cough. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup |
tastes good. 1t works off the cold
through the bowels, clears the head,
Guaranteed. Sold by Pine & Bond Drug |
store.
A. L. Dye and family Of Larned, ar
rived In this city to make their home.
Mr.. Dye recently purchased the Burlington
property In Shinn's addition to Dodge
City. and is planning on a number Of i'm
provements In both house and grounds
He will also set out grove of silver
leaf maple trees which will add greatly
% thst locality. a,.~pv@
1t was indeed rare treat that was
:, iven at the Theatre Albert last night by |
the LABEL Fox Concert Company, IL tho
,scond number Of the Massey Hall |
,ourse. The program was mosf en-
Ear:alning one throughout Stratford
Ont.) Beacon. The LaDell.Fox CoEcert
company will entertain Dodge City;peo-
pie at the Opera house on Christmas night.
|
The Globe-republican., 1907-11-21
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
First Published November It'll, 1907,

State Of Kansas, So: 6
Ford county.
In the District Court of Said County and
't TSa state Of Kansas to George W. Wallace,
| II living, but If dead, his unknown heirs. de-
yisees administrators, executors and 'trus-
tees. Albert b. VOORHEES,; Louis Il. Miller,
.Julia p. Rupel, widow Of Oscar T. Rupel, de.
ceased and the other heirs OF said Oscar T.
Rupel, deceased, whose namcs are unknown
| 10 plaintiff; also the unknown devisees, adj
illustrators, executors and trustees of said
Oscar 7. Rupel, deceased, GREETING:
You. and each OF you, are hereby NO.
tilted that you have been sued insaid court
in an'action therein pending Wherein Il, N.
Davisi plaintiff ana yoh and each of you
are defendants. lease m. No. N 4ssD and that that
by said plaintiff in. said cause on or
SeiDr ,e IA she ssgasos y saiG 1 pssssion
viii Be taken a. true. and judgement win be
rendered accordingly against you, and each
Of ysr s ands s and t ae
soribesf IN his petition, towfs. Lots No. two
(2) and the south west quarter OF the north.
east quarter and the west half OF the south.
east quarter Of section No. One IN, township
NO y m WI stS PaHge ~ Sol TEsns
~. Kansas, and shat the interest Of estate |
witch you or any of you claim. % have IN
and to said premises d Junior, inferior and
subject TO plaintiffs title to, and possession |
of, said premises; that plaintifss title 10, and
possession OF, said lands be quieted as
against you, and ell OF you, and that each |
and all Of you be forever enjoined, estopped |
and excluded from sottiAg up or asserting |
any right, title. interest or estate IN or TO |
said lands and tenementa or any nart thereof |
and for such other and further relief as shall
be agreeable 10 equity and good conscience. |
In testimony whereofI have hereuntO set nv |
hand and aiHxet the seal OF said court this |
eth day Of November. 4. D., 1907.
lsEAL) II. II. WELLS,
~. !. 4ilAg /. :. Clerk District COURT. !
SUTrON, SCATRs q WATKINS.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
The Globe-republican., 1907-11-21
LOCAL NEWS


Eighty pigs for sale. II. B. Bell. II
Joe Miller has a fine bull for sale at thu
Miller Livery barn.
G. NJ. Roberts sold fine team o.
mules Wednesday to L. Holt OF this city
Preaching by the pastor next Sunda,
Morning and Evening at Baptist Church.
You are invited, ~
Il. B. Hogan, has moved his real estate
office into rooms in the new Hoover
building.
Hole Proof ''Sox". Six pair guaran-
teed TO wear Fix months without a rip OF
hole. At L. j. French q Co. IT
A new white marble counter for the
soda fountain was set up Saturday In the
Felkel & Beck Confectionery store.
John Miller expects to leave the first
of the month for New Orleans, with
seven or eight race horses.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
will give rummage sale In the Elm
mermann ware room next Friday and
Saturday.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Pres
byterIan church will hold Thanksgiving
market next Wednesday AZ the thinner
man Hard ware store. l
The north west quarter Of section
5-25- "a, has been sold by b. N. Holloway
and E. E. Frizell Of Larned to L. b.
Moffett Of Atkinson.
L. E. Pendleton will leave Friday for
visit to the eastern markets, where he
will replenish his stock Of goods for the
Christmas trade. NJ i-nttfrr.tlng
FOR SALE-Throughbred Poland China
boar. Inqsire Of R. l. Paden. Phone
Fitzgerald line, one short and two long
rings,s.lagss ,,5ha f.stalst 20 ~
W. d. Stopher Of Sterling, made q
trip to this city Wednesday, to pay bis
taxes.s Mr.. Ssopher owns land In Spear.
Vile township.
Robert Incl Of Wright and U. l..
Shelly Of Spearville, were here Wednes-
day at the County Treasurer Offices
paying their ,taxes.
Harvey G. Chapman, former deputy
county surveyor, has moved to- Finney
county, where he has takena similar
position with headquarters at Garden
City. -
E. B. Moffett of Atkinson recently
sold to D. A. Ely of Lsrned, lots one,
two, three and four and the west half Of
section O.. township %, range "A in Ford
county. There are $50 acres In all.
The Proclamation Of 1.-THE Hidden
Hand" at the opera house Wednesday
evening drew an unusually large au-.
dience. The four act drama was inter
esting throughout and the characters
were well acted. l.
John Shaefer of Great Bend, has pur-
chased the Martin v. Kesler homestead.
without any improvements tree mic
northeast Of Ford City, for cor sideEas
ton of $23OO.O0. Mr.. Shaefer made
trip to this city Wednesday to close up
the deal.
The Globe-republican., 1907-11-21
TWO BIC THANKSC|v-
INC SPECIALS

One lot Of Mems Overcoats,
former price $3.50 tocE 7s
$3.50, next week special4J.lJ
One lot Of Mems Trousers, form.
er price $1.75 to $3.50. c155
Next week special price. 4l.-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-04-25

utive size are favorite designs for be-
ginners, and simple, conventional vine
designs sometimes run around the low
er edge Of the collar
Narrow he1nstitched frills are used
to finish off the front plait, and the
deft fingered girl can make these in
sets of rufIle edged box plaits to run
the entire distance down the front of
the waist and a turnover collar with
cuffs to match, finished first with a
hem or scallops and set under this the
fine gathered or knife plated frill. The
latter, of course, is made from lawn
or handkerchief linen. With these
sets silk Windsor tie or tiny silk
cravat is worn.
But far more fascinating to the fem
inine needle at this moment are the
many styles Of lingerie ties, cravats,
jabots and rabats. A rabat looks like
a handkerchief, plain or edged with
lace, laid in fine plaits, SO that it is
snug and narrow where it joins the
collar and flares out as the plaits IN
fold toward its lower edge. 1t gives
q fiat, tailored effect. The jabot gives
a cascade effect in lace alone or lace
and lawn and is worn with dressy
rather than tailored waists.
The smallest lingerie cravats or
made ties measure no more than three
and a half inches in length and less
than two inches in breadth. They are
made of fine linen, batiste or lawn,
edged with very narrow scalloped OF
pointed French val and laid In finest
knife plaitings. They are drawn in a
very tight knot in the center to give a
butterfly effect They can be fastened
on a bit Of pasteboard covered with
the lawn and attached to the collar
with bit of narrow elastic. Or pat
ent safety pin on bar which comes
for this purpose can be purchased and
the cravat fastened to the collar by
this means.
These made up ties require most skill
full ironing when washed and, in fact,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-04-25

While the whole play was greatly en-
joyed, the audience seemed to be partic-
ularly carried away by "The Old Guard
as sung by DR.. Thos. Story, the music
of which was composed by Adolph 0.
Aaker, a brotherof Cap. .Aaker. The
duet, "Love. Love Love-" sung DO Sadie
Barron aud Clarence Hosmer was sue
cessful blending of the artistic, tender
and comic as is often seen on the pro-
fessional stage.
The work of Thos. B. Murphy as Rubi
foam and OF Sam H. Clark as CUT curl,
shipwrecked Americans on Polynesian
Isle, convulsed the house with mirth
from the rise of the first till the fall OF
the last curtain.
Not less amusing was the work OF
Leda Mansfield as Angelina Pastorious
and H. z. Mitchell as Lord Vincent.
The whole house roared at their unique
bus successful counting. The work Of
Attorney Schulz and the singing OF Mrs.
DR.. Storey we're both features of the
program and the encores received by
them were we'll deserved.
To say that the play was success
would be superfuous, 1t was the pref
test and best ever seen in our city, and
wereit repeated, the house would, no
doubt. be again packed.
j. E. BURKE.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-04-25

The Hub will divide it's profits
for the next thirty days by Civ
ing the church receiving the most
votes, 500 cash.
Chas. Wisen sold his farm three
miles north Of town to F. Linha
for $4,000 and will retain this
years crop. Mr.. Wisen immeci-
ately bought q quarter Of lanu
joining his own at Berthold for
$4,000.
Who will get the Piano that is
being given away by he Branch
store? No one knows till the
day of the drawing, but each
dollar purchase entities you to
all extra chance. Be sure to get
coupons with your purchase.
/. D. MIG than, register OF the
Minot land office, informs the In
dependent that the story which
has been going the rounds in the
state papers, and which appear
ed in the Independent last week
concerning the fact that home
steaders hereafter would have to
live for fourteen months on their
claln.s, is false. OF course ifthey
break their residence. tt ey viii
have to live fourteen months
steady on the land, but not OF :
erwise. File on the land, and es-
tabIish Your residence on the
Same within six months after
you file, then live on it contiuu-
ally for eight months, making
the necessary improvements and
you will have no trouble in prov
ing up.
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three years ago, and last summer con-
gress made an appropriation Of $780,
900 as the share Of the United States
republics represented have contributed
about $4,000. One Of the most imp9r-
tant acts Of the recent pan-American
conference at Rio de Janeiro was the
reorganization of the bureau so as to
extend it's powers and increase it's eff
fectiveness. DR.. Joaquin AureliO Ma
buco de Araujo, Brazilian ambassador
to the United States, who was head Of
the Brazilian delegation at the last
pan-American conference, in speaking
Of the bureau Of American republics
and its possibilities, said:
1T is the outward sign Of the union
Of American republics. Every repub-
lie. whatever its size, participates in it
with the same voting power. If we
succeed IN recognizing the bureau we
will have formed basis Of adequate
permanent administration for the
spread Of civilization throughout the
American states"
The director Of the bureau IL William
c. Fox. It has recently published a
volume On the soastitutions Of the va
rieus Latil-Ansrtoan republics, accom-
pantsA hg htssisal notes by the oracle
Of tAs bWsaa. D.. Jose 1gnacio Rodri.
gusZ, ~ lsasaSd librarian aud chief
6a10toter
TIE Lstin-American republics and
the hsudar possessions Of the United
States, haDuaag that part Of the 18TH
mus Il Panama known as the canal
ssns, elton come into pretty close
touch, 50 that 1t Is desirable to have
the best Of relations between the bu- 1,
Seau Of American republics, the bureau
Of insular afgaiys Of the war depart
aoat, at tho head Of which is Briga-
Gar General Clarence r. Edwards, and
~ committees Of the senate and
hsuse Of Representatives on insular af-
AbA The chairman of the latter COM
H5etso b Congressman Henry Allen
oesper Of WISCONSIN, who recently In
fudVssd The bill to give citizenship to
r. fssas Noans In accordance with
- zssszaepd ions of the presidents,
Message ON This subject.
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never look really smart after they are
washed. Many women are enbrsad-
ering narrow, short ties, slightly bread
er at the ends than IN Ne sentsr, and
tying them In tight, navy BOWS. These
are less than yard n leastA. frsn,
thirty to thirty three inches, absut two
inches wide where tksy slip anlsr the
turnover collar and three nehss Or q
tTifie more at the ends, which may be
made as ornate as ones ability as al
embroidered viii permit
AMY yARNUA