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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30

fationcn I'M &e9iitrotion ultcr Der
>. Sloliel i|orQidltig o1ibetuobret
uno, menn erforOerIid, ctncm 8eridt
porGcgcn ioQcu.
Ser Gio zines 9lpplifantcn I'M Ne.
0iitrotion, Dor Sen Hcgiitrirbeomtcn
in qeb0riaer @ciie obgcle8t, 6oB er,
Der Npplifont, AM o0er Dor Dem /.
Sontar 1869 itimmberGhtiGt mar,
ooer oob CT 5tpiidcn Dem /. Sonuor
1869 uno Dem Gotum Der Nnnobmc
oicieS Nbidnittc8 Elm noturaltIirter
9ilrgcr nrroe, n0er icin GiO, ouB CT
mad c%rlonqtcr Information un0 nod
bciten Wiiicn cin 9tudtomme ctnca
MonncS iii, Scr Dor oocr am /. So
nllnr 1869 itimmbered)tiQt mar, o0cr
ouB cr ser Nndtomme cincs UtonncS
it, Der 3piihcn Dem +. Sonlar 1863
umO Dem 3utum ser Nnnabmc Oiele2
%2lbidnitteS %noturoliiirt murOe, ioll
oils nprimo focie" 9cmeiS iiir Die bt.
i6lporenc Ml@ioae gclten.
Cine ooriGbli6c llnmabrbcit Gel.
tens oe5 N]pplifunten tim HcglItras
ton IoQ ais N}cineio onGciebcn uno
ais ioIder b%eltroit mcr0cn.
2eutc, Oic BON Der GegiItration
nl9gciflolicn meroerL boben oo9
Hcd)t, iiH Dor oOcr nod ser lebtcn
Situnq Der &c9iitrirbcomtcn, ober
niht ipGter ais Dem Ictten 9icnlto1
Dor ser nGfIt bcporItebcnOcn @obl
on 6oS arci8gcrid)t oc5 Gou,tpS reip.
Der Stoot 6cbliS &cpiiion ibrc5 Sol.
les 81 men0er.
Ios Announcement ioQ Sem 8olfe
bel Der ndhitcn @obl fiir W}itGlieocr
Der StootS9eiebgcbumg 5itr Gotififo'
ton unterbrcitet meroen.
Serr StrouS miro lout @cIdluB
cine Gopic ocS obigen Announcements
on ole WitgIiebcr oc5 Counties fiir
Contribution beiocr SGrier ser 2cgiS-
lotur mo an ieoeS Wiitglic0 ocriclbcn
lcnoen lln0 bcutc iclbit nod N1nopo.
lis Qeben un0 ol,i Die pronlptc Sim
rei6ung beiielbcn orin0cn. Gr logte.
ooB cinige Scr gcitern bel Scr Gon-
ieren5 onucienocn Scrrcn crtlGrtcn,
tie miir0en mr. untCr ser 9eOingrng
fir oaS ENHANCEMENT itin1men rep.
iiir 0eiien Nnllubmc 0llrd) 0dS Eolt
oaitiren, mcnn bic &e8islotur Die
Gorrllpte Gruftiten.@iQ unO sic Hrt-
mGrmobl.gia poiiirtc.
Gle 9emofrotcn IN 6ei0cn SGulern
Der 2cqiSlutur mcrOcn mobriheinlid)
beute glbeno IN NnnnpoliS cincn Gult-
fuS iibcr ooS porgcidlogcnc Nmenoc-
ment boltcn, IS lit iebr mobridein-
lid Dab oicicS obnc irgcnO mcId)e
4en0erltnQcn g~utgcbciBcn mo oud
paiiirt merbcn miro.
Inter oieicm ENHANCEMENT lit 0a3
Stimmred)t oler mciBcn 9itrger, cin.
ihlieblih scr notlruliiirtcn, lno Dc.
rem Nahfommcn o6iolut geiihert mo
oilf Ooa ocricniGcn Ncger, Ole CIR.
gels unb Slcib 0clltg bciiben, iif ci.
ne MIR GurhihnittS -Gr5icbung on-
5lteignen, mo bouSbGltcriid gcnltg
limo, Giocntbum i'm @ertbc bon $500
I'll CriuCrber.
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Gpnnennnf. nno llnierDnng.
SnS @cttcr.

Siir WnrOlun0 uno Ocn Giitritt
Columbia bcIltc mo murgcll flor,
mnr0en nid)t Nnnj 10 folt; leidtc
noroli6c bis uoro0itIidc @inoc.
lbs Mcttcr NOR ocltern t6eihuciie
tIor; IN oen Nbcnbitunbcn iiclcn cir
poor S1nceilodcu. Die nieOriQitc
Scmperutur 1uor 80 @roo nm 8 llbr
IbenOS mo Oic bod)lte 40 @ro0 nm
If llbr &ormittn9S.
Sn Sen on0cren 9un6eS. @cttcr'
neutrality-suspicious. luurOcn bic
iolgcnOcn nieorigitcn Senlpcrotltrcn
per5eid)net: Goitport Is, GortlonO %,
Bottom q, Nlbonp II, Neip. Norf 20.
YGilnbclpbio -, atloniic.Gitp 81,
Gope Wop 26, @oibington 26, Nor.
folf 36, SntteroS 40, Charlotte 81,
Milnlin0ton "a. Gburleiton so, Gu
nonnob l6, Sodionpine 81, SIpiter
81, Seen @eit 81, Ntlanto SO, Wont-
9omerp As, Ncm.S Orleans So, Sale
itinc i6, Collection GO, Corpus Gbriiti
5S, WcmpbiS IS, Cincinnati 90,
EittSbrrg II, SStpego 6, Buffalo 4,
Gleuelono 10, Getrpit 4, Mpcna 6,
Wtnrquctte s. Green @op Id, Chicago
0, Gulltb %, Ct. Euul 10, ct. 2oui$
II, &onioS'Gitp 6, Smobo 2, Slirolt
t6, gismnrd II, @iuiiton %, &obre
2, Sclcno ii, Salt 2nfc 2S, Genper
20, Hortb Ylotte 10, gnloriuo #,
Googe' Gitp 10, Sos In9elcs Al.
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Cur 0eadltnna.

TG nSeuiIhe 9orrcipnnbrut" nlmuli ST. jeSeT
Belt 9erifte auf hber 9trlo6anaeu, SOf5ritsn,
@eburtStdae, nulbeue Hab iIberus Sod5eitsn,
@tirnihafts. s6eubs rte, nit BEN snmeu br
auueieuOen, bic abcr beutIidl 0eiflriebcu ieln
Iuntn. Nun decentralization perOm germ
auiaenummeu. lie Gtuienber iolfer gertdis
mil fen aber ihren Samrn uuterifreIbgn unb
uor Ancm uiGt ber1sien, ip bic 5efIthtttt
i~tutiInuo - etrnbe Hno SGuSuuulmer.
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harmonic Safe"

Nr. Ala, @cit-TaDette.S trake, 9arl
Sdmiot, Snbabcr. 8~iirsbmrger Sol
brdm friidJ am 3apf. 9incrs, SOnpcrs
a Ia carte. ScoeH Samitag Ybcno
Trci.Gunsen. Qlprilf, 1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30
Ser Sbater eefaft.
tInl0re.

Ger Nc8er So6n SoneS, melf6r
0%ringen0 ocrOGhtig lit, Elm I'M.
ncnnborc5 &cr6refen an 6rolt
VtorD &ug8D ~begongcn 81 babeu,
in 9aritom Dcrboitct. - Soa &C.
ItQn0ig ictn.
Der Nc0cr, mclher, pie geItern i'm
nGeutIAen Gorreipon0cnten" berihs
tct, 6rou Morp 9uagp in Oeren
@obnung in Nount Snrmonp, Sal.
%pcrt.Gountp, oerqetpoItigte, Iiet be.
reitS bintcr ShIoB m0 GiegeI. Ger.
ielbe bciBt SoGn $. 3oncS, alias @or-
ton, unO lit ctluu % Sabre oft. G8
Uar nadl alien Dem Sbutorte benad.
bartcn Grti1aiten cine genoue BE,
idrcib1tng oeS gtegerS Gclieicrt, oie
5l ieincr Serboitltng in oem etlpa
2H Weilen BON Yrince 6reoerif
qelc8cncn BARTON iiibrtc. 8egell
Nben0 fam Elm 9tcgcr, ollf Sen 0as
Stanalcmcnt ser Ve60r0e puBte, in
Cen So0en BON 6ranf Sor0eItp BORT
lelbit un0 erilthtc biGien inn eincn
9bed, ouf 6rou WnrD 9uggp 5obl.
bar 9cmaft, e~in5uloien, inOem er orls
CAB, 0aB iene 6rou 9uggp feline
Sfmeitcr lei. 0cr &oufmoun idlllg
oaS griuhen 0es Nc9er3 ob, morauf
oieIer iih SIT Dem 2ooen Don 3od
Hobinion bcgob lno bier ietn 2(nlie.
gen mic6erboIte. @r. Ho6inion iabte
iofort gcrOa6t, bebielt Den Gbed Dor
IGufig bel it'd, obne Sem Reger onS
@elo 5u gebcn, unO iebte ii6 teGepbos
Mid nit bem Sderiif III 4rince 6rc.
berid M 8erbinOung. "a oieier nift
5l 0alIle mar, mur0e Sr. Hobinion
eriudt, iclbit sic 6titnabme oeS Ser
rGdtigen ST bemirfcn, mas er aud
nit Silfe bon Srn, Yercp 9olpen
tbat. Der Ncgcr, ser injpii1en fort
gegnngcn mar, mlr0e BON Sen geioen
IN elmer nnbc gelegcnen gtcgernob.
nllng n%ngctrofien uuO BORT Derboitet,
obne OnB or irgcno pcl6e @ioeriebs
lidfeit 5eigtc. SGr bate nod OoS
Gicr0 bel iih, ouA DEM cr icine 6llld)t
rad ser Nusiiibrung ocS Gcrbrehens
bcperfiteQigte. @r mltr0e Damn nod)
Grince 6reoerid t~ronsportirt mo
bier Oem StnotSamnlt s. 6rant
9orrn1 iiberlicicrt, lpcIfcr i'm ioiort
ms @cfGngniB idaiien lieb.
Gie NeltiGfcit bon Ser 6eItnabmt
SeS S6onobuben pcrbreitete iid) mie
Elm 2aiiicuer III Ser gor5cn @egenO,
oblpobl sic Eoli3ci Iues that, I'M
cicieJbe gcbeim 81 bolten. Gie Or
offering ser @epoItcrung lit begreif'
lider @eiie ollBcrorOentlid groB,
uno es miro beiiird)tct, Dab Die Sc
i6idte ser 9pnhgeri6te in WnrNun0
nm eiten neltcn Sal bereihert Deroe.
Nad elmer AeuBerung Oes StaotSs
nnpaItS Yarron beobiidtigt Die Be
h0roc, Sen 8eiangencn noh Dem 9als
timorc StootgnfGn9niB iiberiiibren
SIT loiIelL Inn bier icine S%crbonOlung
I'M Moi-5ermiu oeS areiSgerihts ab.
Sliporten. Giner ipGtcran Tepeihe
5uiolgc ioQ Scr Negcr geitern Elm Dol.
les @eIt1noniB ubacIegt baben. @r
lit Elm @r.S tr6iling pom Noro-Garo'
lima.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30

Scrr Gn9lono gcm t.
Scrr CHARLES ENGLAND lit sum GrGii-
oenten Der SonoclStommcr an StellC
ocS 51riidtretenocn Scrrn 9lonhoro
Nanooa ermGblt moroen. Gice-ErGii.
bent CHARLES g. @ludburn SefrctGr
&cnrp q. @rotb, Siilislefretdr Gas.
9. Sciiong uno Der G~orlibenoe ocS
Grefutip-G omiteS Sobn $. 8ilheo
mltroen mieoergeiu6blt. $50. &. i.
Gihoros, q. 4. SiOebotbom uno Gi-
doro G.@eQs iinb 81 Mitglieoern Oes
Grefutip-G omites crpGblt moroen.
Sr. G~naIanb NOR in 1894 unb 1895
Gr0iioent Der Organization uno bot
itets al allen oifentliden 9eitrebu1-
gen regen Intbeil genommen. 'Gr
mar HrGlioent Der YNotional Sell-
8%cielihoft" unb 5lueimol Eroiibent
Der .0ationolen 0etreioeb1nbler.@ e-
ieaifaft". Gr lit ooS Senior-Oit.
glieo ser 8etreioebanolung Don Gbas.
Gnalano II. So. lino WitgIieo Der ab.
questionable ommiiiion
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9a8
SQS
GOtbe gu6

lit lett icrti1 uuO miro, 10 ihne1 Sic
expedition oicicr 3eitrng sic Nrbeit
bcnGItigcn fonL Sen 2eieru oeS
,GCutihcn GorrciponOcuten" 3uGc.
ItcGt mcroen. IS eutb6lt ic6r DieIc
intcrciiantc Sodeu ul0 uiel @iiIens'
mertbe@. NodItebeno Elm Gbcil Oe5
Sn6alt3:
Imcrifnniidc ScimitGttcn, nit 3an'
trntioncn.
IbcuoItcrnc.
@clucglidJc Scittngc,
SnnScS . GinluunbcrnngS . 9rGOrbc.
G6rOnif Der SOocSfGae nou Scntidycn
in Baltimore, 1907.
O0rpHCrS III CuitlWUrc.
GbrOnOloaiidc &cnn5cifcn.
ScmUfratiidc ErimGrluabl firWaDOr
1907.
GunRoCliidcr Gnlcuocr.
GinuanScrcr, @pridriftcn fir.
Sinitcrniiic bcS SabrcS 1908.
'0eScnftagc ScS Sa6rcs 1908.
8rbidJt 5nm SubrcSlucdIef.
@eicbgcbun9S'Nab in 1907.
GeictlidJc Ieicrtage in Baltimore.
SnbrcS5citcn : Nnfuna.
SalcnSarinm fir baS Sabr 1908.
Nalcnocr Der Snbca.
SntGuliihcr GalcnOcr.
2cgiSlntnr, Siitriftc in Baltimore.
MarDlGnScr StaatSacictgcbnn8.
MunSmcdicl.
Murgcnitcrnc.
Mnni5ipal. @Nblcn 1907.
Sber.SnnbcSgcridDt.
EnfcI Sam ais GARNER, nit Sar'
itrationcu.
Sitcrtn6clc.
Epli5cirid)ttr @nltimore's.
Snatcmbcr'Sa9c
Tcgiitrirnna in Baltimore 1907.
SdcriifS.g ircan.
Sull nno Snbcn, nit SllnitrotiUncn,
Scnat Der 8rictgcbuua non Marp'
lnno.
StGotcbilocr, nit Sanitrationcn.
StGbtiidJc @eruiai9un9en.
StantS : GinunnoernugS . @ircan.
StaatS Grrfutip'S cnmteu.
Staotratbs. Gpmite'n.
Stabtratb 1907-1909.
StaotS- @utnm 1907.
llntcrbanS Der @cietgebnna BON Ma'
rglano.
@ptnm fir gnlcibrn.
&ptnm fir Stnntsbenmtc 1907.
Gutnm fir Wagur 1907.
@a6lprc5inftc Der Stabt.
@abloiitriftc Der Staot.
@ic cinc 3eitnug critebt, nit Gin.
itratiunen.
Observation-Disclosures &~alcnoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30

Wenbeler's !Sptcl, 400 Galuert.,
Gfc WnlbcrrB-Str Glesantc Sdlaf-
simmer, mGkise Grciic. @a6l5citem
ST jcScr Sages5cit. McgnlGrc Diners.
5cinitc 8etranfc nnb Gisarren.
Gigcntbiimcr @altcr u. @cnbclcr.
CO.
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$4,000 6euerifoo en II.

g cut Of er II CT It il +
ungS 9un0".- @eItern IbenS
murOen sic 9eomtenwoblcn ser bieii-
gen Giitrifte DcS .Ieuti6cn Inter.
Itil6ungS- 9unOeS" our6 Die Grm1b.
lung ser 8eamten Scr n%odItcbcnOen
GiItrifte sum Nbi6llb gcbrod)t: 80
llmbio.G iitrift 9r. 50" in Spulm'3
SnIle, Nr. 927, Noro.@benItr.: YrGii.
bent q. i. Spcrr, &ire- ErGiioent s.
%. 6riIlel, SefretGr SSobn Berger,
SdotmciIter s. =. 8infer, Siibrer
Mm. Holltenberg, Nufieber 0opio
Sonien SruiteeS s. DC. Slot, g. 9.
Carr mo g. u. ShiQinger; .1ruio-
3 iitrift Ar. ia, &ereinSlofal
SouiS Sonielmonn'S Soue, @de bon
Wonument. mlO @olieItraBe: GrGii-
oent SuliuS Moacr, @iceprGiioent q.
SGnci0cr, SefretGr 4. q. Streder.
S6obmeiiter ". s. YreIqr, 6iibrer
8ranf Sdniot, Nuiie6cr Sobn ZIP
pitt, SrllitceS Wihoel 9alimann, Hi.
6arO 9enier, 2reo. SeIfemeier. 9ieie
9eomten mllroen ourd) 9iltrifts. De.
putD 2ouiS s. Sanielmonn i%nitoIirt.
Sn 9aItimo ore uno @aib.
ington. 9ie neltc nSotpcett
Gbcoter Co." sic ralbougb'S Ebeo,
ter" in Baltimore genietbet bot, mill
ollf Gin Gbeoter in @aibin9ton mic.
tben u1O obrehielno bier uno in ser
@unbeSsSmlptItaOt @oritellungen &C..
ben
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Nbam S6lt,

Or. 511, @eit 2cginston -Strahc,
cmpfieblt iein Eager in 3bein- anb
MoicIwcincu fir bic Jcicrtase.
(sIpriI1I SoWgoGo,1O
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S6tffsfdrtem

bon uno nah europa iiber Baltimore
ODER Help-Yorf, &aiiite ooer 3lpiihen.
bed. 8edlel, alislGnbiides @elb,
Greoitbrieie uno @elbienoungen.
SBeu. $. Sicner e g.,
Nr. 217, Sit.Yaltimore.S trake.
d.
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llntcrbnltunoS . @Scaluciicr.

,ataocmir" - pIbe Rrincc 9bap".
.Albaugb's." 49, rGbe Sriiu M}re. SotHton. ID
,8nBctN" - ,goUoou bellies,
pSlunen'S" - abe Guillips Gbriiintns".
nSCro'S" - p5bc Wiuu Of the Sour.
.SulinuN" - uIbe Bon NTH the Doodle.
,,Auoitortum" rGbt Nuuehmouuers".
,NgarpIanb" - Aeitbs ogl Gtnr"s9aioe'
bile.
rCr @trls".
,3uo," Iurtb.AOruHs unS Gnf.Strnbr -
SdQlib EOriteluupeH o~reifirter piIoer Tbiere,
gSauoelbiIoCr uHo Jouihubfubren.
9u6iu's, 4OI-406 Sft.Snltimures Strnbt -
Observation-Disclosures nuo beipegliChe Viloer.
pSHr gSiSuro," Heriuatpn., unGe 6barleS. ctr.
&an0clbilocr; pGaS Hebet uno YetoeH
Gbrifii".
,SGC Nmuica." Rr. 225, TDrb-Gutau. ctr. -
Q90uoelbtlocr: Ste Gaiftonsfpiele",
,4nric." - lbiluNelpbta Srhcitcr, WtnHiO9,
3. NCbyuar.
3eBuico PcnbuoGsJieettal" - Trcitaa. ben 81.
SntuuU. gahWiiiaOs 4 llbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30

Sucbrn cine rriid)c Senonns int.
pprtirtcr &iclcr Yiflingc erbaltcn.
Sn babcu bel Sunis 8. Gcttbrea, Nr.
224, NurS.Gutamitrafc. (30)
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Sbeo. S. 9iener & 60.

Geuti6es unS anberes ausI1nbi.
ides @eIb gefauft unb perfalit.
8eloienoungen beiorgt na6 9eutid.
lano, Seitreid, &ubIono II. /. 10
@edliel mtseeitelt aif ansIdnoiide
ganfen. greoitbriefe unb Erauelers
CHEQUES.
sWn(timnrr.Sfr
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=" 9ic &icrteIiobreS Benjamin
lung ocs ySciieu,9 ormit1otcr.Ser.
Gins" iinOGt Gienitag, ben 4.Sebruor.
in Der SoIle oes GereinS, Nr. 1922,
Sit.Srott.S trobc, itutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30
@nnse lsamilie III eebensaefaNr.

-
Wiidael Mc9ougblin's @irtbidoit al
ser GoIumbio.2 penue 3ur friihen
MorgenItunoe Ourd) cine 6elerS.
brrtIt beimgciud)t. - Sicr Ger.
ionen aus Dem brenncnOen 8e.
bGuoe gcrettet.
Bel elmer 1~cucr5brltuit, mcldle &c.
tern OiorQGn iritb in Ser &irtbihaft
bon &rn. Wihocl Wfc2mugblim 9tr.
1914, @cit.GrobsS troBc. ml3bradl
purOCn bier Ecrioncn Dor einem
qltaloollen GrltidlmgStoOc gerettet.
Sri. Gillian Eeniton BON 9}r. 1910,
Stodbolm4Strobc ent0edte. aI5 lie
fur5 Dor 3 llbr an Dem @oltie por6ei
ging, oen 6glterihein in Ser @irtb.
ldaIt. Sic elite 10 raid iie ibre 6iiic
truqcn fonnteH nod Dem Spribens
bauS 9tr. 10 an Der Columbia @lpe.,
nobc Eoppleton.S trnBe, bon no aus
Elm Nlarm eingeinnot mut6e. gIS
Die 6%euerlpebr altf ser 0ran0ItGtte
cridicn log 0ie 6umilic Oe$ Srn.
Otc&nugblin INNER nod in ticiem
Sdlummcr. Grit oa5 2Guten Der
@loden Ser 6euTapporote uno ser
0urd) 0tc 6cllermebrlelltc ucrltriohte
Ndrm mcfte lie oltf. NlS sic S6mcr.
beordngtcn Die Gntocdung mod)ten,
oaB 0a3 Seuer in ibrem ciQencn
Soltle mar, periudteu iie, nllr ipGr.
lid geflcioet, no6 llnten 5t c%ntilic-
ben, fnnoen jeoodl ooB i6nen scr
ItsGang Ourh sic 6lommcn ab0c.
lhnlttcn NOR. SSn ser 3nii6en3eit
bate Die 6etcrpebr 2eitcrn ouige.
'tcut un0 Die bier Snioiien murOen
gerettet un0 bel Hodbareu unterac-
brod)t. Nit AltSnabme bon Strait
WtcSougblin. melhG QeItern an bod,
gra0igcr N{erU0iit0t lit, nobm feineS
Der 6omilienmitglieoer S6oocn BEL
Der 8elerSbrunit.
Die @ronourio6c fonntc niht Qe.
nan ernlittcIt meroelt, BOD miro an.
genommen, Dab 0oS Seuer burd) ct.
men cleftriidcn 2citllngSorobt binter
Dem Buffet perurioht pllr0e. Ger
anGertftete Sho0en betr6qt $4,000
mo lit ourf &%criiderultg ae0edt.
GoS @eb0uOe lit Gigcntbum ser
r8ottlicb ; @ouernidmiot StraltS .
@raltzG ompo1nie
$4,000 6eueriho0en.
9ei Dem @ronoc, ncld)cr am Glen.
Itag in Oen StaQunacn ser SSoncS
& SoRtb Company, Gde bon Sutton
mo Fenniplpnnio. 9lpenlte, ouS6radl
lplroen Die EierOe nur nit fnopper
gtotb gercttet. Scr Our6 6elrer uno
@oIier ongeri6tcte Shooen lit be.
oelteno bober, olS 5uerIt angenoms
men purOe, in0ent ocricI6c bon Der
Sirma auf $1,000 oeronidlout miro.
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-" GoS critic Stiftrmgsieit beS
.9Gdcrs0 cion9pereins" miro nddIten
Somito9 in oSobn NbfS Sole," Nr.
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The Oakes times., 1908-06-04
ANOTHER RAILROAD
TO CROSS DICKEY
Midland Continental Seems to be
Sure Thing.
Right Of Way Almost All Secured Between
Psmbina and Forbes-Runs Through
jamestown, Edseley and Forbes.

Forbes Republican,: Fred D. Nc
Cartney returned from St. Paul Monday
where he went as the representative Of
Forbes to consult with the officers of
the Midland Continental Railroad Co.
regarding matters pertaining to right
of-way. He states: II met the repre-
sentatives of the road from Chicago
and the land commissioner from James.
town and about fifteen representatives
of right-of-way committees from Penn
bina to Forbes. The officers of the
MidlandC Continental stated positively
that it was an entirely independent
organization made up of representative
business men of Chicago and vicinity
and that they had no connection what
ever with any other road. That they
expected the people to donate the ma
jority of the right-of-way and that as
soon as most of the right-of-way
through the state of North Dakota was
secured they would commence active
construction work and push the road
through this state to completion, during
which time the preliminary work fur
ther south would be pushed. But if
any locality was not willing to assist
the road by giving right-of-way, they
would swing their line to where the
people stood willing to give them assist
ance in that line.
81 found that about half of the right
of-way from Edgeley north has been
donated and judging from the talk of
the various representatives, they would
push it right along so that the company
would be able to get large amount of
work done in the latter part of the
summer and in the fall. l believe that
the people of Forbes and vicinity and
the land owners should be up and doing
and not let biased opinion stand in
the way of getting this great railroad
through this part Of the country for
don't know of anything that will be of
more benefit to land owners than this
road will be when completed and every
mile nearer your land it comes the
greater will be the increase in the
value of the land. Don't let you,
shadow stand in the way of your own
prosperity"
The Oakes times., 1908-06-04

Swedish Lutheran Church Notes.
The Sewing Circle met with Mrs.
H. E. Berggren yesterday afternoon.
Most members were present and an
enjoyable meeting was had.
The Luther League will meet at the
home of Henry Orn next Friday even
ing. All members are requested to be
present as important business will be
transacted.
Regular services week from next
Sunday. Morning services at II o'clock
and evening services at 8 o'clock. A
cordial invitation is extended to all to
join US in our services.
The confirmation class will meet for the
first time on Saturday afternoon at
8 o'clock, June 18th. Both the Swedish
and English language will be used if it
is required.
The Fargo district of the Minnesota
Conference will convene for it's meet
ing here on June 1918. The following
clergymen will be present: Rev. P. p.
Hedenstrom of Lake Park, Mimi, Rev.
j. o. Cavalin of Moorhead, Minn., and
Rev. Grunder of Fargo. A complete
program will be printed next week.
Carl w. Samuelson, Pastor.
The Oakes times., 1908-06-04
Pleasant Times in Hample.

The beautiful mission church at Ham,
pie will soon be completed and ready
for use. Up to this time the congre-
cation has met for worship at the resi-
dence of P. E. Peterson, the doors of
which for months, Sunday after Sunday
has been thrown open Hospitality to
receive the Sunday school as we'll as the
young and old attendants upon the reg
ular hours of worship. On Sunday,
May Oath, the last meeting prior to the
occupancy of the new church was held.
The evening before, to show their appre-
citation and esteem of the friends who
for so long time and without compen-
sation have cheerfully put their home
at the disposal of the congregation for
church purposes, young and old men,
bers and friends of the Hample church
came in large body bringing with
them a frst-class office writing desk
which they saw safely installed in Mr..
Peterson's house.
After the presentation speech by
Rev. Safstrom, Mr.. Peterson, having
expressed his and Mrs. Peterson S graft
tude on account of the splendid gift,
advanced towards Mr.. Safstrom and
made this gentleman much astonished
by placing in his hand beautiful gold
watch saying:
''The tables will now be turned.
You friends have surprised me; now
will surprise our pastor by presenting
him this gold watch as gift from his
congregation.
A double surprise! The pastor very
heartily thanked the congregation for
this costly and practical gift. There
was happy lot of givers and takers
who later sat down to enjoy the good
things of the we'll decked table. The
remainder of the evening was pleas
antly spent listening to music and sing
ing; many friends reminding one an
other of the many happy gatherings
and helpful services they have had oc-
casion to attend in the Peterson resi-
dence.
The Oakes times., 1908-06-04
Temperance Lecture.

Anna r. Simmons, national organizer
and lecturer for temperance will speak
in the G. M. c. Hall Friday evening
June 5th. Admission free.
There will be a reading by Miss Sunie
Smith, (Which Way Will You Have
Your Boy to Co." A song by the
o. D. B. Club, and an exercise by the
Busy Bees. Good music and an excel
lent lecture by Mrs. Simmons of Chicago.
We are fortunate to get one evening
from Mrs. Simmons.
Mrs. Waterman.
The Oakes times., 1908-06-04
LOCAL

VI Il
Peter Bong left today for a visit
with his sister at Valley City.
Mrs. Frank Ballinger has arrived for
visit with friends and relatives.
Rev. j. H. Lindland is building a
residence in the northeast part of the
city.
Carl Bjerklin is building new resi-
dence south of the j. B. Andrews resi-
dence.
Insist on getting a COW ticket with
every 50-cent purchase, or trade where
you can get it.
P. j. Aasen has decided to build an
addition to his machine shop for garage
purposes. He is planning on 24x5O feet.
E. F. Stevens was in the city yester-
day on his way home from attending a
meeting of the county commissioners
at Glendale.
The new Catholic school is quite an
imposing structure and is nice addi-
tion to north Fourth street. The
building is now enclosed.
M. L. Samson has built himself a
nice house and barn since coming here
from Hecla in the spring. His lots lie
just south of the M. E. church.
Charley Clark, the Second Street
Grocer, has used more COW tickets than
any store in town, outside of Klein E.
Sutmar, who still lead. Trade where
they give you ticket with every So
cent purchase.
Mrs. S. Waeste and Miss Jennie left
for visit with friends and relatives in
Duluth and southern Michigan. While
there Mrs. Waeste will receive medical
treatment which is hoped will improve
her poor health.
Five new towns are now being built
on the lands owned by: the Western
Land Securities Co. These new towns
are on the Pacific Coast extension of
the c., M. & St. P. R. r. Ask our
local agent, w. A. Pannebaker, for
information.
One cannot realize the amount of
breaking that is being done in this
county until travelling from place to
place. There are lot of steam and
gasoline breakers at work and all the
available teams and men are busy
breaking and seeding and as a result
the increase in the acreage will be the
largest in the history of this county.
DR.. and Mrs. C. L. Johnston arrived
home yesterday from their vacation
trip. Owing to the doctor being taken
ill in Minneapolis the trip west was
abandoned. The doctor is looking for a
desirable suite of rooms. If he can not
get them he is thinking of going away
for a few months until he can get
rooms in the new bank block being
erected.
Moore Bros. are making a great i'm
provement to their livery barn accommo-
dations. The old board enclosure south
of the barn has been removed and in
its place wall of cement is being put
in. Six box stalls will be fitted up on
the Second street side and the balance
is being made into open stalls where
the farmers may drive in their teams
and put them under shelter without
unhitching. The change makes nice
improvement on north Second street.
The Oakes times., 1908-06-04
Quarterly Conference.

Rev. S. A. Danford, district superin-
tendent Of Fargo, will hold third quar-
terly conference in the Methodist Epis-
copal church at z p. m. and will preach
at p. m. on Monday next, June 9th.
Officers please have reports ready.
j. Opie, Pastor.