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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24
G6nringi(6e Staaten.

@pt b a. Sm Qlter BON Is Sab
rem itdrb bier Der friibere Director Der
@otAoer 2ebensperIiderun98bant. Otto
9e:nri9.
Seno. Dem 8eiIpieIe BON @Itens
burg, S6Iei3 folsenb, fol- aud bier
cine Wuloerbplun9sitGtte fir Qungens
trante erri6tet pcroen.
g 3 B 4. 9ie &inber bes psrs
itorbenen Observation-Disclosures Bern
barb GOnta buben gum bleibenben @ns
bentsn an ibre Gltern Der Staot cine
Summe BON 10000 Wart geidentt.
Die gleide Summe erbieIt bic Stabts
tir6e nit Der WeiiunQ, bic 3inisn gu
ipobltbdti9cn 3peden, insbeionoere our
NnfteIlitng elmer neiteren @emeinbes
i6peIter 81 beniiben.
@ d tet 3. Der 2anbtug bef6Iob,
fdmmtIi6en Stdatsbeamten, 9ebrern
unb @eiitli6en Sbeuerun9s3ulagen
bon so bis 400 Mart 3u 0epGbren.
Nuberbem crbGIt bic Stabt Gerd 49,.
900 Murt StantS3uI6uB fir bic
2beuerm9s3ulu9e ibrer 2ebrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24
1raunf6wcig. An6aft.

9raun Of IN i g. DE StraFs
hammer perurtbeiIte ben 9~oItbpten
&arI ManSfeIo lpe9en llnterI6lagung
i'm Nmte uub ltrtunbenfdlIhung gu
i Sabren 3udtbaus uno prei Sa6ren
@brpsrIu't. Der Angetlo9te bate einen
9rief, Der einen auf 225 Mart lautens
ben G6cd entbteIt, unteri6Iagen. ben
Gbsd nit Der 9uittung oes @mpfGns
gers perIcbeu uno in cinem 8antbauS
in 8oIfenbijttel cintaIIirt.
9effdu. Die itdbtiI9e SonbeGSs
HeaIIduIe, bic ein5i9e Qnitolt i9rer
9trt in 0eutidlano, fol- bon Sitern
1908 ben i9r bis ieBt nod feblenben
llnterbau erbolten. 8egenlpdrtig ums
foBt bic NnitaIt nur bic alaTen Ser
tia, Setunoa uno primd. Der ItGbs
tiI6e 3uIdub CUR S6uIe mub infoI9es
be'Ien nm idbrlid etDa 10000 Mart
erbDbt nerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24
9S lrtteutG erd.

Stuttoort. To8 bicToc fIos
tif6c Srematortum, ba5 crit felt cinis
gen Monaten er0ffnet 1T, loiro ie9r
fart benuBt. Su LETTER Set Iinoen
fat tGgIid 6euerperbrcnnungcn itott,
bdufi0 audi mebrere CT cinem Sag.
Die llnent9eItIi4teit Ter 5euerbeItuts
tung fir beige 9irc2r trGot pisI gu
bieier itorten 8enurun9 bel. Der @es
meinoerot6 bat NIT Riidii6t oarouf
bic Ini6ofiung zines HeIerpeofens be-
idinFen. Souptmdnn b. &rp0b,
Berlin, griinoete in Stutt9art einen
Nerein fir 2ufti3ifffabrt, benz iofort
$50 Perionen beitrcten. - Snfotqc
bon StreitbGnbeln in elmer biefigen
Wirtbidoft Iuuerts elmer Der babel BE-
tbeiligten ieinem @edner olf. en- Der
9unteIbeit ito9 er ben n6diten @oIt,
Der aus Der Wirtb16oft fam, ais ben
permeiutli6en @egnsr nieber. Der Sc
Ito9sne, Der an Der Wunbe 'torb, mar
aber an benz Streit untetbeili9t unb
purbe uni6uIoi9 ermorbet.
Seilbronn. Die Sibunosto9s
9eloer fir Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Der nuroen auf odt Mlart pro 9og
feit9eieBt. @benfo bod 1T baS sag
9elo fir bic Mit9Iisoer Der burger
Ii6en 8ouegien fir omtIi6e @erri6s
tungen a~uBerbulb Der SiBung bemeIs
fen. NubsrboIb bes @emeinbebeSirts
tperben feds Mart 0iGten oeipGbrt
un6 nit llebernddten neuu Mart. Sns
nerbaIb bss 9emeinoebeSirt8 ipirb bas
Sa9geIo auf flint Mart angeiebt.
Remit gen. Die beiosn Sc
meinben Renningen unb WalmSba9
baben ii6 Su einem @emcinoeperbonb
Observation-Disclosures. 9uhei 1T bic
Grri6tung elmer So6brudlpdFcrIeis
tung ms Nuqe gefaBt. Der @eIammts
toitenaufmano piro auf 10000
Tart peronihla9t.
9 ii Ten @Is Better be8 Sn,
ititutS fir Gr5tliGe Wii1ion, bds bems
nGhIt bier in 8crbinoung nit Der llnis
periitGt crrihtet pirb, nurbe 9r. Sic
big aus Sena perpfIt6tet. Der picle
Sabre ais @eneraIoberar5t in Niebers
Idnbiih> Snbien tbGtig mar. - Die
biirgerIi6cn Sole9ien ernonnten ben
8an3Ier Der DieIigen uniperIitGt,
StaatSrutb b. SdDnberg, in Nnertens
nun9 icincr qroben BerbicnIte I'M bic
Staot gum ~Gbrenbiirger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24
8aoen.

9 aoensY a b e II. Ter Sienits
pcrtrd9 nit benz neugeWdbIteu Sbers
biir9ermeiiter 6ieier pltrbe bon ben
Staotperorbncten einitimmig genebs
mi9t. 9anad be3ie9t Oberbiirgermeis
tier 5iefer elm idbrlide5 9ebalt BON
10000 Mart unb 1000 Mart Mobs
nunqSqelo, 5ufommen dlio 10000
Mart, bic oils tsnlipnsfdbiges 0ienIts
etntommcn gelten. Nuberoem bat Der
Sberbirgermeiiter NnIpru6 auf Sins
terbIiebenenper iorgunq.
M annb e | IN. Die &rontentaEe
nGinigteit" ipurbe dufgeIoIt unb Der
Boritono pegen llntcrI6logung bon
1000 Wart perbaftst. Sn elmer Sc
Notwithstanding ipurbe beThloFen,
ben geiammten 8oritanb, inSbeIonbere
bic Repiioren, pel6e f6on LANCE Don
Der lnterfhld9un9 ipubtcn, aber
INNER nod WitglieberbeitrGge erbcben
lieben, ipcgen 8etrugs bel Der Stdatss
anpaItIdoft an5u3eigen.
g t. 8eorgcn. Gebt6in 16lll9
Der 8Iis in bic beige 9Tarrtir6e, bob
tpurbe Der ~entItanbene 8ronb bolo 9es
l016t.
g Of IN e B | 9 81 n. Quf benz
Wege our S6uIe ipurbe Der sip0lf
Sabre ate Sobn bes 9abntpdrters
@rppp 5tpiiden bier unb 5riebridss
feb bon cinem 3ugs erfabt uno 5ar
Seite geItl ben. Mit 5erIdmettertem
&opf nurOe Der un9IidIi6e Sung.
tobt dufaefunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24

Rof6igTde 2~a9erGone burh 6euer
perni6tet. Ter our1 peri6ieoene
9crIiherur9en 0ebedte Shaoen be-
trdqt ur9cfdbr 100000 Mort.
Q t. SnQbcrt t, Der inn1Iites
roIe Gcrcin Ct. Snstcrt b;iG,o5, fir
feline WitgIieocr cu5 o:m %,tCiters
itanbe cine %9tustunIticle ejn5uri4tsn,
an Der iie iib in alien 6ragcn Der gtrs
betterI6uBgeIeBQcbung u%nentgeItIid
Ratb bolen t0nncn. 0ieIeIbe miro AUDI
NidtmitgIteoern unentgeltli9 augdngs
IiGh iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24
3auern.

Or ii II 6 E n, Der prin3regent
iiberpies benz @ersin 8eteranenbiIfe
in Wiin6en 81 Weibno6ten 5000
Mart fir bebiirftige 9rie9speteronen.
- Neuli6 luuroe aus benz BON Wiins
6en iiber Wiir5burg mad Berlin abs
gebenben Sdneu5uge Elm Yoitbeutel
nit einem 8aarbetra9e BON 1900
Mart 9e'toblen, Gum Ra6fpIger
bes tiirSIi6 perItorbensn Chefs bes
baberif6en @enerdIIiabs unb SnIpets
taIrs Der MilitGr 8iIour8sanftaIten,
&orl Hntter b. Gnbrrs, purbe Der
Gommqnbeiir Der A.. Sufunterie sgris
eabe Reuslltm, @eneralmuior 8orl
Sitter b. !aDppeI, %ernannt. 9eneroIs
major B.. &0ppeI Itebt i'm "a, 2ebenss
iabre unba 1T rongdtteIter General
major Der baperii4en Qrtnee.
9 SABRE II t B.. Ter 8rinber Der
8ieBrfhtn SofbuAs uttb SunIt6unb,
lung fopit bss @erldgsS bcs v9dprells
tber 9dsbIatts." 9arl Giebt, lit i'm
81. 2ebensjabre 9eItorben.
9ogen. Die lpeitbetdnnte Rab's
f6e ReItauration uno &orbitorei gin9
nm ben Prei8 ppn 10000 Marf in rem
9eIib bes &pnoitprs 2etner BON Bills
biburg iiber.
8 6enb e n. Der befonnte
8aitbpf nit 8rouerei Sum peiben
Rob" Der etlua 70 Sabre i'm 8eiiB Der
5omiIie @oBner mar, ging bte1er
Sage bur9 8ertduf an u. .RegenSs
burger unb 6. GerItIe iiber. Der preiS
betrug 100000 Mart.
M iItenber q. Die er5t felt
eini9en Sabren beItcbcnbe beige
S6iffcrT9uIe bat einen iol9' beoeutens
ben 4uff6nung genommen, baB iie an
%sfpeiter Stele in 0eutf6Idnb rangirt.
Sur Die rbeiHifde S4ule 1T ibr nod
Dor.
q irnberq. O6T6on bic
Stdatsre9ierung bic 5euerbeitottung
in 9apern nidt geitdttet, beIAloB bas
bieiiqe Observation-Disclosures bsnno9 bic
Grri6tlng zines Srematoriums.
8 It borf. Die 0eidpifter
beS Dor einiger SSobren perItorbenen
9irgermeiiters 2ubpig @o9ler pers
mo6ten Der 8emsinbe St%eritborf cine
S6entun9 BON 10000 Wort sur Grs
bauun9 elmer 6ortbilbungsidule.
HegesS surg. Der friibere
prdiibent Der Sommer Der Reidss
rdtbe, @rof 2ubpig $. 6. 2er6enfelb
auf &0ferinJ. lit i'm Bitter bon 70 Sab
rem geitorben.
Rot E II r g. 8ei Der tiir3s
lid it~attgeba6ten Mabf zines 8iirgers
meiiters nuroe Gedtsrdtb Siebert bon
2inbau sinitimmig gspGblt.
20 { Il r b a M. Bel 8obrpers
fuden i'm 2eibddt6aI itieb man uuf
51ebrercn Ylaben, 5uIeBt in nddIter
Rdbe ppn Weiterbam, auf ergiebise
aoblenfl0bs, unb man fDrberte porSiigs
Ii6es Bacterial an GteinfobleH an ben
Sag. Qu9 Elm aus9e3ei6netes Eager
on 9bon 1T in Giternborf erItlohen,
es gingen bcreitB eini9e @ugsonS an
SnbuItrien 1ur Qusprobirung of.
qua orr ial1einpfnit.
SpeDsr. usbcr einen S6iiler
Der SbsrtIaiie bes hieiigen gpmnas
fiums purbs auf bic an5eige zines
Mitidilers bin bic i4tpere Strafe Der
0iniiiion perbdngt. neil CT fi9 Der
9eidte ent3ogen bate.
g 0dIingen. Der Winaer
Sran3 Braun purbe BON Der biciigen
Straftammer ipegen Weinfdliduns gu
elmer Wo6e Gefdnsnib, iopie gu 200
Mart Celebrate, Der Win5er 8arl
Wifiins gu IA 3asen @efdnsniB unb
500 Mart GeIoitrafe perurtbeilt.
b III / g sbafen n. SIN @ers
fanbtteuer Der bieiieen Yure SiI Goms
panp tpurben tiirsIi9 $500 pole unb
5000 Ieers pstrplsumfaHer fopie stpsi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24
8toankrn(plittfr.

Wi6t in Ieiuen GrfoIgeu, in fstnsn Srr.
tbimern lsrrt man ib ioubrbaft teunsn.
Setns 2uftiblbfer buut fb iso:r nod fsi.
mem sigenen Stil.
Oar marber 99oblthdter idt nit benz
@erftaro, motte aber NIT benz Serasn ern,
ZEN.
Wenn man BON cinem 9etannten 0pr.
thtile gu erlargsn bofit, 10 nsnnt mar oas
Grtanolhuit.
Wanber bs!Iagt f6, oab er iib.rau AT
tnrl tomme, uno merit gar nitt, bdB sr su
fur3 1T.
Man6e gcrpfIi6tuns seidisbt auf Rotten
Der Vflidt.
Ntr Stanb anfpirbslt. mub isitf ben
nsiitcn oabon ibludsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24
@foenBnrs.

Slbenburg. Ser Sebeime
S6erbauratb 8Oblt, portragenber Ratb
i'm Staatsminiiterium, Der berppr.
ragenoe @erbienitc llm pas Giienbabns
ipefen fes @robber5ogtbums bat, 1T,
81 Sabre alt, geitorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24
0eaerreiG.

90 n. Die gintpobner3obt Der
Staot Wien bat gu Neuiabr bic 3psits
Miaion iibsridrittsn. Samit 1T Wten
our fs9ft9r0bten Stabt Der Welt aufs
geriidt. 9as Dadstbum 1T Elm be.
b%eutenbes, ba bic BeoDIteruna i'm
SABRE 1900 nod runb 1,65O.OOO Be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24
Sa&Cen.

Dresden. Die SedniTds 5oh.
ldule in Dresden pirb i'm faufenben
Minteriemeiter bon 1890 9orern bes
iuht. 9apon iinb 895 Stubirenbe,
129 3ubDrer uno 206 9oipitantsn fir
tinselne Jd6er. Sbrer RatipnaIitdt
mad finb SIT aus Sahien, 206 aus
ben iibrigen beutfdsn 8unbssitaaten
unb 301 Qusldnber (~barunter 1853
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24

Gut Sefinirt. = n@onn miro
oenn elm Miliitcr h6nm GirtltoS,
Eopo?" = .@enn er iopiel @elo Bat,
oaB CT ein CONCERT nit 5rcibiuets &c.
ben fanu!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24
MeGfen6nra.

20 8 m a Z. gei posI f9lug i'm
G6neeiturm elm 2ootisnboot, in benz
ii6 BITE beiben 2ootien, atpei 8riiber
ShfparS, befanbcn, bou WaFer unb
ianf. Der cine 2ootie tonnte g~erettet
tperben; Der anbere lit ertrunten.
pate ihr's anslanb 6efprot 6. siaine, Wr.
Az, Ett'yaltimurf'Str, nnbe GuituWppnfe.gtpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24

ueber 0iermi tilt mem
6 T b d a tstGa9e. Der uns
garii4e Wer3ifalper @emetnoeriHter
@eorg Stsfonopic unb feline 8sripanos
ten itrengten eeaen bic ierbiide Res
sieruns eiasn pro3.b tuegsn beripeigers
Ter !Serausgabe zines Grbes BON
100000 Srancs an, bas ibr 8srs
ipanoter, Elm in geIgrao pe~ritorbener
S6fpsinsbdnblsr. binterlaTen bate.
Das @erm0gen purbe, ais benz Jistus
Rrfallen, fir Regierungs3pede bsrs
penbet. Der 9emsinberi6ter Stefus
noble bate ben Sob isines rei4en 0.rs
punbten erit mad fat siuem Sabre ers
fabren unb fpdr bsi Der ierbiIden Rss
sieruns poriteais getporben, bic aber
jeoen frisbtihen Nusglei6 perfpeiserte.
Our 9urhfiibrung bes proseHss be-
anftraete bic 6amiiie Stefanobie cine
Qn8abI be~beutenosr ungarif4er QbDns
!aten-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24
&6peii.

Der n. 9unoesrof6 Seuder be-
ging ha8 25iGbriee SubilGum als
9unbcSratb. acknowledgements uno
mebr Sabre betleioeten bis ieBt bas
Nmt zines 8unbeSratbes bic Serren
NGf QS48 Bis 1879, S6cnf G863
bis 1885 uno Melti (1866 big unb
nit 1891). - Der 9unoesrotb ers
nannte 9berit Wiue gum profehor Der
Observation-Disclosures am GiogenDIIi,
f6en PolDte6nitum. - Ser Hationols
ratb uno StGnoerat6 rdtifi3irten bic
3uIdBotte our internationaIen 3uders
t%onpention betrefFenb Ginfubr bon
prGmiirtem 3uder in @robbritannien,
iolpie oo8 prototol betreffeno 8eitritt
RuBIanbs CUR GonDentiou.
3 ii r / 6. Der &untonsrdt6 bes
piqi9te einen porIGu'igen Sreoit bon
100000 6roncs our Nniddffung bon
Geitun9smaterial, namentli6 Gupfsr,
fir bas proiettirte ltoatlide Glettri5is
tGtslpert. - Die Observation-Disclosures
6atultdt Ter uniperiitdt 3iri6 srs
nannte BrofeHor Gugen Suber, ben
S6Opfer bes ih!pei3erii6en gipilges
isbbn6es, gum Gbrenoottor Der Bolts
Dirtbihdft,
Il |. Der 2anbrut6 ratifi5irte ben
8ertrag nit Der @ottbarbbabn unb Der
Gib9enoifenidoft iiber Die QusniiBuna
Der WohertrGfte Der ReuB fir ben
elettrii6en gabnbetrieb.
9 lei. Die llniperIitGt 9ofel
aGblt i'm laufenoen Winteriemeiter Cos
Stubirenoe, gegsn GOA i'm Sommsr'
iemeIter.
g I. @aIfen. Sas 8antonsge,
ridt in Ct. @duen perurtbeilte be5
GIettri3itGtsipert 9ubet CUR Be3db.
lung bon runb 100000 5rancs Rdh'
trugsenti6Gbi9ung an ben GriteIer
bss Stautpeibers 8~uebIenmooS, gau'
msiiter RueI9 Don Ct. @alsn. neil
ti.ier neutrality-suspicious. Sdpietigtsi'
ten 81 %iibsrtpinbsn gebabt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24
3~1rnpi,tt 5lirffnlrn.

tmun b. Cine 8etbsiligung
nit $4,000 Wdrt on benz 8ou Der
efettriiden Strabenbabn l1nnas8as
mems Werns lit BON propin3ialauss
f9ub bef6lofen tporoen.
Gel enti 9 en-. eSn elmer
Sisung bes Sreistuges tpurbsn fir
ben Wieberaufbau Der Burg IItena
1850 Wart bepiQigt.
Wetter. Sas 1907 bier berans
ftaItste Mdrfifbe 2ebrers 9eianefeit
bat ben auberorbentli4 boben llsbers
Sub BON 1887 Wart ersislt, Der Der
Ratorpitiftung, elmer Stiftung fir
bilfsbebiirftiee QebrersW itttpen unb
eWaiIen, suflob. Sir bas nd9fte
Sabr bat @pIerbed bas Jsit iibsrnom.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24
Dnbrntnurr,t,

$ 6 | ngen. Der 8au bes neuen
&eform= Realgpmnaliums iammt 9is
rettorfpobnung lit untsr Dad unb 70
lpeit fertig9eiteut, Dab er Bis nGdTten
Sttober porausiidtli9 be3o9sn iperben
lam. Der 8oronf9Iag Der Soften be-
trug 100000 Wart, noppn bic Stabt
100000 Mart iibernabm.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-26
IN SORRY MIXUP WITH BOOZE.
Trip County Man Gets Drunk and
Sells Borrowed Tenn.

Through becoming intoxicated and
selling a horse which did not belong
to him Harry Hurley. a we'll known
resident of Tripp county, in the eX-
treme south-central part of the state,
on the Nebraska border. finds himself
In serious trouble. Upon the plea that
he wished to drive to Springview, Neb.,
he borrowed a team from Henry Ra-
mus, an acquaintance. Instead of pro-
ceeding to Springvicw he drove to the
new town of Dallas, where he got
drunk. He squandered money right
and left, and when he ran out of funds
he sold one of the borrowed horses to
Chef Slaughter, a Dallas liveryman.
The crime was not discovered until the
following day. when Ramus CHANGED to
make a visit to Dallas. About the first
thing he saw upon entering h town
WAS Slaughter driving one of his
|horses. Ramus imm ediately claimed
the animal as his own, and upon ex-
plantations being made the horse vas
TUNED oved'to him. Hurley's arrest
followed, and When taken before a JUS
tice for preliminary hearing he was
held under bonds of $500 for appear
ance at the next term of the state cir
cult court in Gregory county.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-26
6KAT PLAYERS TO MEET.
Five thousand VIII Attend Congress
I'm New York.


Nearly 5000 players from all parts
,oe the United States will attend the
elaventh annual 6 Of the North
American Skat league, which will be
opened at the Grand Central palace in
Now York Sunday morning at O'Clock
at which time the reception and reg
DtraHon OF the delegates will begin.
Not nul $3.50 p. m. will tho official
opening take place, Judge LorenzoZel-
le1, president Of the league, making
the address of welcome. Half an hour
later the first actual play in the first
round OF the tournament will be I'M
der way. Not less than 1000 tables.
with q quartette of players, will be in
action simultaneously. On Monday
morning at 10 o'clock the congress will.
DO rexlmed in Terrace Garden, where
the annual meeting of the league is
scheduled to take place. A recess at
noon for committe meetings will be
Followed by the election OF officers at
2 p. m. At Z o'clock that evening the
second round starts. This will end the
play as far az the tournament Is con-
oerned. Tuesday will be devoted to
omUsemeEts and sightseeing and an
Afternoon at Coney Island. At s p.
m. the congress will wind up with a
"kommers." so dear to the heart of
every German, and which among
Americans Is known as a smoker
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-26
GOULD BANS FURNISHED.
No<1ne of Coming Marriage to sagnn
Promulgated In Paris.

yEA-EANE
The marriage bans Of Nine. Anna
Gould, formerly the confess de Cas-
tellans. and Prince Helie de sagan. q
cotisin OF Nine. Gould's first husband,
were Sunday morning posted In the
walls OF the Offices Of the mayors OF
the Sixteenth and Seventeenth arron-
easements OF Paris, In accordance
with the law that requires the Rublica-
tion or a marriage in the arrondisse-
ment 81 each contracting party. Mnfe.
Gould nor the prince de Sagan APP
peared personally in the mayors Of
fices, friends acting for them.
The document gives the age OF Nine.
Could rs SO and prince de Sagan az 40.
Althoukh the marriage will not take
place in France, the French laws re-
quired that the bans be published in
the place OF domicile. The exact place
and date OF the wedding have not yet
been disclosed, but II Will be celebrat-
ed within q fortnight. and very quiet
", only a few friends and relatives. M
Guiding George j. Gould. being pres
ent. Tho religious ceremony will be
according to the Protestant rite.
Prince Helie has not renounced his
Catholic faith.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-26
ASSAILS SHEATH GOWNS.
Divine Says Way Women are ORES
sing Themselves is ImmodeSt.

Divine Says Way Women are ORES
sing Themselves is Immodest.
The Rev. G.. NJ. Dickinson, pastot
of the Second Baptist church Of Ho.
boken, n. j.. in a Letter to the newspar-
ers of hudson county relatives to wom.
ans dress, says:
"a few years 6 it was the low neck;
more recently it has been the peeka-
boo waists. Fashion his year has
shortened their dresses at the other
end until they are making Themselves
the objects of side g~lances and I'M
clean talk on the part of low minded
men everywhere, especially on a VIM
dy day.
And now to cap the climax fashion
has decreed the heat gown. a dress
making so irnmodest an exposure OF
the wearer's form that any self re.
specting woman ought to be most
heartily ashamed to be seen in it. Ir
the name of God-yes, in the name of
purity in the n1me of morality, what
are our women coming to? l believe
the way our women are dressing theni-
selves today is immodest and immoral
in it's tendency.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-26
WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY HEAD.
viii Likely BE Chosen Within Next
Thirty Duy3.

The board Of directors of Dakota
Wesleyan university vt Mitchell have
commenced 10 WreStle with thG prOpO-
sition of filling the vacancy in the
presidency of the college caused by the
resignation % DR.. Thomas Nicholson.
The directors have a large field to Sc
lect the new president from. as there
are about twenty-five candidates for
the place, all of whom have presented
their applications with their credcn-
tails. In taking the applicants into
consideration the first thing the board
did was to eliminate the membres
from Dakota conference who were
anxious for the appointment, at least
for the present. From the list the
board has selected the names, Of six
men who Will be favorably considered
for the appointment Of president.
These men are: DR.. f. VI. Mills. of
Cincinnati: p. II. swift. of Austin, Ill. :;
DR.. G. w. Isham, Of Lincoln. Neb.; 5.
F. Kerfoot, Of Mankato, Mimi; F. f.
Lesseman, of Chicago. and Prof. r. r.
Stevens, Of Delaware, O. DIR. Mills
Is one of the most favorable candi-
| dates. with Isham 4 very strong sec
ond and kcrfoOt not far behind as
third. and it is very likely that the APP
pointnent will be made from these
three men. Dr. Mills is we'll known in
Mitchell. having been present at tn"
time the ground was broken for Me
mortal hall. At present he is con-
nected with the Freeiman's aid Of the
Methodist church. Or. sham Is vice
president Of the Methodist college at
Lincoln. Neb.. and has been largely in
strumental in bringing up the enroll
ment of the student BODY to 1900. 1t
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-26
r. ON BEHIND.
INcV Yorker Gets Second Place on G.
0. p. Ticket.

HH#f aM#HNFA |## We II. IN NJ. .
'-1spf and Sherman" This is the
t10ket OF the republican party flung to
itha breeze Friday as the republican
national convention concluded its
s~np1nination Of James s. Sherman, Of
New York, amid a final roar of tu-
Snultuous demonstration.
AHoln the vast assembly was swept
olamof as the multitude, realizing that
at last the work was done and the rec
ord made upon which the republican
party goes before the country, united
Ia last mighty outbrrst of enthu-
siam a. a tribute to the men who will
bear the standard in the struggle now
at hand.
Another inspiring picture was pre-
seuted Friday Is the convention
PANIED its candidate for vice president.
The enormous throngs had waited
through AZ hour of oratory, sweltering
n tho heat laden atmosphere. packed
a before in solid masses Of humanity,
with only here and there a few vacant
1potS In the remote gallery-the dele
bates in the broad arena below. the
bright hued lines of femininity in the
hdTcling galleries and over all the en-
tvA1op4ug folds Of "Old Glory"
From the outset it was distinctly a
tp9hsxman crowd. with galleries al
'lSady trained into choruses of Sher-
MIA songs. ringing with a huge por-
tfa4 Of the candidate.
Among the early arrivals on the
door were Speaker Cannon, only
Thursday a candidate for president
but Friday here a. a pillar Of strength
in the Sherman movement The wide
spread affection for the old war horse
iof the party was also shown by the
Ecrowds Of delegates surging bout him
10 grasp his hand n bid him wei
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-26

Among o old anecdotes in manu-
script in the collection of the New Jer-
sey Historical Society this one was IN
earthed: Two Irishlnen %trazeling
through the country. rather fatigued,
Tie enc said to the other, by me scul,
Pat, If we could catch a horse we
would not ride afoot-' They presently
caught q horse, and Tea9ue mounted
but Pat, surprising he would not carry
double, agreed to drive. The horse
being rather unrNly and the driver ~
we're, the horse kicked Pat in the face.
Pat instantly seized a great stone and
threw It violently at his antagonist,
but missed him and gave his fellow
traveller q blow in the bacM league,
astonfshed ut the blow, turned and in
CURED the matter. "Ah, by my soul,
honey, your nag has Jumped me in the
facet" HAS heT' said league. Sure
then he's just kicked be in the back.
toot"