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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-06-13
Don't Blame the Cook

OOll l. OlOlllS LAiN OOOh
If your bread and pastry is the
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that the FLOUR is guilty of the
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Our flour makes light, white, de-
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"Poor Luck" is unknowH, where
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Candidly, can you afford to go on
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Try our method. You'll never go
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prices.
EAGLE MILLS, '0'0"S Nd. ''''
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-06-13

For SALE-The entire stock and
general outfit of the late G. R. Terry,
consisting principally of
carriage and blacksmith supplies,
tools, machines, &c. To the pur-
building occupied by said
be rented at a reason
able price. This is a most excellent
opportunity for one desiring to en-
gage in the business. Apply to
J. w. BrOughtOn, Agt.,
HallwoCd, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-06-13

LOsT-Fraternity pin between Acco-
mac and Onancock with J. l.. De-
Cormis' initials on it. Suitable reward
will be given to finder OF same.
J. l.. DeCormis.
Accomac, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-06-13

For SALE-One of three good COWS
two fresh to pail and one, very fine
one, to be in a few days.
Major Mason,
Bloxom, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-06-13

LOTS FOR SLAE-At LeCato Station
Oak Hall, Va.
Jno. s. Parsons,
Accomac, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-06-13

Col. Marquis Jones, the Democratic
nominee, was elected Mayor. of New
port News Tuesday, winning, over
the Republican candidate, Frederick
Read, by a majority of II votes.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-06-13

For SALE-Dwelling house and lot,
sufficient outbuildings, situated at
Willis Wharf, Va.
Johnson & Willis.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-06-13

For SALE AT a very reasonable
figure, five shares stock OF the First
National Bank, Onancock, Va. Apply
to Box No. 2,
Mackenzie Park, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-06-13

Il. II. Phillips, of New York, is en-
.deavoring to raise 5000, 900 by the end
less chain system, with which to buy
5000 acres in Virginia, near Chesa-
peake Bay. He purposes the up
lifting" of city workers and unem-
DlON ed Door.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-06-13

For RENT--A nice new dwelling
house at Willis Wharf. Can give
possession at once. Apply to
w. ]. Rue,
Belle Haven, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-06-13

Mrs. Keith, wife of Judge James
Keith, president of the Supreme
Court of Appeals, Richmond, died at
her residence at an early hour Tues
day morning. She had been ill for
some time.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1908-07-24
resolution could be overruled by
vote of the council.

resolution could be overruled by
unanimous vote Of the council.
Mr.. Russell cited the action Of
the legislature in such matters and
also the procedure in congress. Mr..
Russell maintained that the action
of Mr.. Slocum in applying for
injundtion was to veil an attempt to
question Mr.. BaiIey's right to serve
as municipal judge of Bemidji. The
plaintiff did not relate anything to
show that irreparable damage would
be done to him by the establishment
of the court. He (the plantiff) did
not provide any remedy by the
injunction. =@,.,
Mr.. Russell maintained that the
injunction would not apply where
there was another and adequate
remedy at law.
Mr.. Russell cited several authori-
ties in support of his argument.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1908-07-24

n replying. Mr.. Jackson stated
that it made no difference when the
city was organized. What he
maintained was that the ordinance
establishing the court was void,
consequently no court had been es-
tablished. Mr.. Jackson quoted
authorities.
Judge Stanton stated to the attor-
neys that they had raised nice
point Of law and he desired to make
considerable research on the ques-
ton.
He was loath to give an opinion
without looking up q number of
authorities and would be glad to
have counsel submit any authorities
which they might have, it being
stated that he desired to render a
decision in the case not later than
Tuesday.
Counsel for the plaintiff, also for
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1908-07-24
MUNICIPAL COURT MATTER
HEARD BY JUDGE STANTON
Application of NJ g. Slocum for Injunction Restraining
City from Proceeding With Establishment Of Court
Argued by Counsel This Forenoon.

Mr.. Jackson. stated that he did
not think it necessary to file a bond.
Continuing, Mr.. Russell said Bemidji
was organized as a city in 1905 and
that code from which Mr.. Jackson
quoted did not 20 into effect until
March 1, 1906. #
Mr.. Russell thought that the
action of the mayor in vetoing the
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1908-07-24

The Fourth Annual Session of the
Bemidji Bible Conference will begin
in this city next Tuesday and it is
expected that there will be large
crowd Of people from outside points
present to participate in the confer
ence and to enjoy an outing on
Lake Bemidji and other beautiful
lakes and streams in this vicinity.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1908-07-24
Viii Boost Bemidji.

"A number the real estate men Of
this city met yesterday afternoon,
in the Offices Of Phibbs & Klein, to
discuss the formation Of an organi-
cation to boost Bemidji and Beltrami
county and to induce people to come
to this country.
w. F.. Neal was chosen chairman,
and after long discussion the meet
ing adjourned until next Thurs
day afternoon, at which time
the organization will be completed.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1908-07-24
PROGRAM COMPLETED FOR
THE BIBLE CONFERENCE
Fourth Season Of the Conference Will Begin Next Tuesday
and Continue Until August 2.-Ladies Missionery
. Society Will Meet Monday


The conference will continue until
and including August 2.
Beginning Monday morning and
. lasting Tuesday and Tuesday even
) ing there will be an annual meeting
!. of the Ladies Missionery Society of
the Adams Presbytery. There will
be a large number of ladies in
attendance at this meeting, most of
whom will remain and participate in
the Bible Conference, to open Tues.
day.
The first session of the confer
ence will be on Tuesday afternoon
when an address will be delivered
by DR.. George w. Luccock of Chi.
cago and Dr. Charles E. Bradt of
Wichita, Kansas. The balance of
the evening will be taken up with
music and some interesting com
ments.
Professor M. C. Martin of Min
neapolis has been engaged to take
charge Of the musical part of the
program during the conference.
Prof. Martin has been travelling
with DR.. w. B. Riley in the Chap
man campaign in the east. He is
musician of more than the aver
age ability and the conference was
indeed fortunate in securing his SER
vices.
Mrs. A. A. Warfeld, organist of
the Bemidii Presbyterian church,
will preside at the organ during the
conference. She is splendid musi-
clan. ,s.r.9
Daily services will be held in the
Presbyterian church, and it is the
4 intention to hold some of the larger
and more popular meetings in the
city hall.
Many noted speakers and instruct
Eors will be present, as will be seen
by the program for the conference,
which is given herewith: -
ii TUESDAY EVENING -
Rev. F. J. Barackman, presiding
1 - 7.dS-C1r~
Martin. ~ 7.
8:30-Rev. Geo. N. Luccock, D. D.
8:30-Rev. Chas. E. Bradt, D. D.
WEDNESDAY MORNING
Rev. John M. Davies presiding
9:OO-Dr. Bradt.
1O:O0-Dr. Luccock. ..~.
11:O0-Rev. Geo. Soltau, D. D.
\ AFTERNOON ~
Rev. J. II. Deniston presiding
2:3O-Rev. Otis G.. Dale.
3:O0-Dr. Soltau.
..-.-. ..--+-.. -. EVENING.
Rev. Neil A. Gilchrist presiding.
h 7:45-Song Service-Prof. Martin.
8:O0-Prof. .Chas. Scanlon. a.,
8:30-Rev. A. T. Fowler, ID.
THURSDAY FORMING. .l 81. e..
/ Rev. Dugall Mcintyre presiding.
9:OO-Rev. Grant Stroh.
10:OO-Dr. Fowler. -.-
11:00-Dr. Soltau '., -.- r.
AFTERNOON.
Rev. 81. r. Mckee presiding.
2:OO-Prof. Chas. Scanlon.
/ a:OO-Rev. L. F. Badger. -.
EVENING. ..-...
Rev. W. S. Ward presiding.
7:45-Song Service-Prof. Martin.
500 O-Rev. r. N. Adams, D. D. n.
-8:3O-Dr. Soltau.
FRIDAY FORMING. q.
Rev. S. A. Jameson presiding.
9:0O-Dr. Luccock.
1O:O0-Rev. Grant Stroh.
11:O0-Dr. Soltau.
EVENING.
Rev. J. A. McGaughey presiding.
- .4O-0OuS 00rVlC6-IF FO1. MdFG1Q.
8:OO-Mr. A. M. Locker.
8:3O-Rev. Vim. 81. Matthews.
stereoptican lecture on Palestine.
SATURDAY MORNING.
Mr.. S. A. Blair presiding.
9.OO-Mr. A. M. Locker.
1O:OO-Rev. Matthews.
11:OO-Dr. Soltau.
EVENING.
S.OO--Sacred Concert.
SUNDAY FORMING.
1O:3O-Rev. w. S. Ward.
AFTERNOON.
:30-Open Air Meeting on Lake
Front.
7:45-Song Service Martin.
500 - Closing Service DR.. Geo.
Soltau.
Souvenir post cards at the Pio-
neer Office.
Additional local matter will be found
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1908-07-24

the defendant, will file briefs on
Monday, and it IS expected that
Judge Stanton will render decis-
ion in the case on Tuesday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1908-07-24

Bemidji Pioneer at Peterson's.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-07

.pieber MnbbDls abtpiirfe. syiir einen'
3eitruulll bon fiinfsebn ssynbren tuiirDs
alfo biefeS bol3 zen buruuf ongenies
ienen ssnDuitrien nidt 3lr Wsrfiiguns
iieben. Wordusfihtlih uber iperoe,l
lie pisl lGDger barouf berai1ssn mill
len, nno Is III iebr frnsIid. Db es
iiberbaupt 3u Reupflan5uneen III 9r6z
Eerem umfange tominen ipirb. Sn
ben sSnbuitrien. Die soidorDbol3 perurs
beiten, sinn brei MiIliarben Dollars
anaelegt; fem Munber. baB Die inter-
eliirten Rreiie belorgt au iperben be-
ginnen. Sic lDerDen, faet ba5u Oit
Ginc. yr. Yreife. nint Die sin3igen
fein, Die riidIihtSlofe Neripuifung
bes ameritanif1eH Malbes miro 1id
einnal fhiper RIDDEN.
Geit Neuialr iinb bon NetpWort
2O4. 600 Yerfontn i'm 3pif1enbed
nod europa auriidsetebrt. sn ber
atpeiten Raiiite fubren felt Dem I. sSas
,llar 19, ,466 poiYagiere nan europa
unb IN Der erften Rajiite 1926. Die4
Ter groBen 3unabme seeen lebtesSabr
itebt cine sepatt;se Mbnabme Der Gins
!ranberung gescniiber. @om /. So
nuar big II. April oiefts Sobres lanz
beten nur 68,455 3nifdenbedss spaf-
fcgiere in Nen Oort. segen 324. .625
In herfelben 3eit oes Worjabres. alio
cine Mbnabme bon iiber $4,000.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-07

gine Rlubbaine in Chicago min Ole
@hulfinber aneebalten baben, Die. poz
liaifen militGrif9 gu sriiBen. Sa,
mas seben biefe Dame eisentlih Die
!Rinoer an0erer leute an?
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-07

4N43x
Sal Q(uspdnbernnes siDminil arj1
|tes Niniiteriunls oes Mtuberil i5Igtoi1
modbt iiber Bic Musiuanbsrun9s sbtlpes
quna IN sabre 1905 ipihfigs llab M
merftnstpsrfbeN 2ittbtiIssngeu. syM az
aennirin 1877 Bic 1887 N bic liiss
ipanoerMng 1ngeipanfen pDn 99,213
ouf 215, ,665 R5pfe; Big 1897 asai
2oo, 1855; rdpib nimmt bic Gmigroti0ys
In ben lebten fiebtn sydbreIl 81; 1902
$50, 1872. 1901 533,246. 1902 531
500. 1904 All .191, 1905 726.331
nnb 1906 787, ,977.
Die Gnlierunftn finb Iaater g,rpfes
iarier. Dies teftdti9s bic sndAtol9ens
zoe Muffteflung. rDelde nur bic iibtr 40
Sabre alien Gmi9ronten beriidt6fi9t
unb Musfunft User ben Neruf bsrMESs
,ponoerer eibt:
2anbtpirtbfdaftlide
Mrbeitel c57. .220 36, 1Of
Gelernte Bouarbeiter 1880 1899
8aubonbIanaer .... 1914, 400 ~, "a
eSnouftriearbeiter 81. 80. 481 IL. 80
@onHige Mrbeiter q. 94,7Of 1920
III, ,3O2 100
Was aus Diejer s3ablen berpDfieif1bs
tet, ift bic grobe Betbeiligun9 Der limb
tpirtbfhaftlihen Mrbeitr an Der Gnsiz
grafton. Die tieftraurioen auitdnbt,
unter benen bic lanbipirtbf bfhofflide8 Be-
D0lterungSt Staliens au lebxn unD 5u Ieiz
ten bat. iinb 9aupturfabe Der Mus~
iranberung. Die uneelernten 8nuaf.
better bilben Die sipeite 1auptsruppe.
Natiirlib eeben Dieie Der erften @riipz
pc in Der GremDe s,ir sipeiten Grappe
iiber. Die perbdltniBn,6big gerin8t
Sabl ber gelernten 8auarbeiter lGBt
ben S4lub su. bab niele Stalierer IN
oer Grembs als geIernte Nrbeiter dr%
beiten, lpdbrenb iie bel Der MnslparoeS
rung nidt als folhe ge5dblt iperbtH.
Nus aLlem aber sebt berpor. bab Die
custDanbcrnben italienifhen Mrbeiter
gum groben She'll feins qudlifieirten
9lrbeiter finb. Die unterite Mrbeiterz
fdidt, ipelde Die seoriidtere III. fuht
iih suerit einen Musipee aus benz bei=
matbliden glenD. Die iteisenbe 3abl
Der eisentliden Snbuitriearbeiter
fpriht bafiir. oaB iih mebr nnb mebr
Die Nusnanberune peraugemeinert.
Stalienifhe Mrbeitsfraft ipirb balb
iiberan fonfurriren.
Giniges Jntereife bednipruhf bas
Stel Der WusipanbernDen. Die @tati%
fit unterfheibet spiiden iiberfvifder
unb 8innenipanberung. Die Musz
tpanoerune in bic eurpp. @taafen
pertbeilt fia 1906 ipie fplat: @b,peia
80.019. Deutfdlanb $3.50, sranf@
reid 62,497. Seiterreih< <ungarn &c.
521, England 1856, galfanftaaten
1854, 8elsien. 6olIanb unb Gurem=
burg 2497, Rublanb 1912, ,Malta unD
Gibraltar 1921. Stanbinapien 826.
Spanien unbportugal 819, unbefannt
i242, sufammen Binnenpdnbera,fg
264, 1888 perfonen 825 auf ie 1O,-
900 @inipobner.
Die uberfeeifhen 3iele Der italienis
| lfGen proletarieremieranten i'm sabre
1906 iparen: Ser. Staaten 35 1869,
Wrsentiaien 1O7,227, 8raflien 27,-
s08. &anaba 1O.032. urusuab nnb
paraguap 2311, Merifo 1870. gD@
lumbia, Banana unb 8eneauela 1877.
Guatemala unb Niearaeua 1863, per-
813. Muitralien 815. Mfrita $50, un=
betannt 1866. auiammen 511,935 -
1881 perionen pro 10000 Ginlpoh=
ner. iiberbaupt unbefannt in bas 3iel
Der MusDanberung BEL 1,2O6 Nus,
lpanberern.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-07

@ben Qeoin. ber lfiihne GrfDrfhfr
3entraIs Miiens, bat BON iih boren
iaiIen. sluf leiner jebieen Jor<
fhungsreiie bat It bic luelle 0es
Hrdbmoputrd entbedt. Git entfpringt
elmer 4gisantifhen @letfdtrnaffe Der
pimalapdtette. Muh eiite GTturfion
mad Der Quelle oes synDus bat e.
unternommen unb babel @egenben
betreten, Die nod fein Gnrppder sez
leben. Bon bier orang Ct nadb Norbz
often por. in bisber unbetunnt gepez
ienes lanb. Gr befuhte 0unoerte
rpn 1empeIfl6fern, BON oenen man
bisber in europa ni1ts gefpuBt, mo-
Bel e. reides MateridI fammelte.
Seine 9assbii1er nmfaiIen 1900
Geiten, 1000 5eiten mebr, als auf
ieiner JorIhunssreiIe 1899 1902.
Gerner fammelte Ct 800 Gefteinspros
ben, aeihnete aablreibe Naturanii4z
ten unb mahte 0ermeKungen unb
pbptograpbifhe Qanb Mufnabmen.
Sipen 9e6in bemertt, baB Ct nun elm
sSabr unb orei Monate in 1ibet pers
fpeilt babe unb iin i'm fommenoen
Griibjabr aur 6eimreife riiften lperbe.
Mit Der 9rodenIegung oes 3uioerz
fee, oie fhon lanse geplant mar. iou
iebt besonnen fperben. Die bo1Gnbi=
fhe Resierune bat Der 3tDeiten aam=
lner Der @eneralitaaten einen entlprez
d]enoen @eiebeniipurf borgeleet. Durh
hie 1rodenleeung iperben ettpa 524,s
600 Neres fru9t1hse ssa>2apo sepon=
men. Die Soften iino auf 8E320,0 900
Dollars peranidlast.
@iinitise Wirfunsen Der Arbeits=
| seitpertiirauns beridtet, 10 leien mir
in oer ,So5ialen praris1. ipieoerum
Der lebte Sabresberidt Der beiIiihen
@elperbeinipeftion 1907. Die 2eber=
iperfe Ooerr unb Neinbar0t in
Worms baben Die Mrbeits5eit ouf
oasfelbe Mab berabseiebt, pie es i'm
Sabre porber f6pn Die erDbte Syirma
oes 8eairts, G.6enl, aetban. SeSm gam
gen baben jebt 4615 Mrbeiter Der 2e@
oerinbNtrie, b. /. iiber Elm Drittel Der
geiommten Mrbeiter bes QufiiGtsz
teairtes Worms, Den 8aitiinbisen Or
beitstas. Die reselmdbiee Mrbeit err
| itredt iib bon llbr Woraens Biz 5
ubr Nahmittass, nit elmer piertelz
ftiinoisen paufe am 8ormittas uno
elmer ein{tiinOisen Wlittasspaule. Dis
ssirma bat Die 8eobadfuns sema9t.
bab eine Before MusnuBune Der Maz
ihinentraft, Der Saeesbelle uno Der
| Mrbeitsaeit ersielt tpirb. gop3 ubgeiez
ben oapon, baB ben Mrbeitern iton
bon 5 ubr -ab @elssenbeit sebpten lit,
NIT ibrer Tamilie gu ieben unb gu
pirfen. 9urb oie @rbDbuns Der
Gtunbenl0bne peroienen bie Mrbeiter
minbeitens basielbe tpie friiber, in Den
meiiten 5dllen ioear nod nehr. Ourd
piinttlihen Mnfang uno @hlub Der
| Mrbeitsaeit miro BEL Der Stiidlobn=
arbeit eleiaes lpie friiber seleiftet uno
perbient." l."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-07

8ei ben, b.utfhen @sidstag 1T cine
petitipn BON beutfhen Trauen einge,
Iaufen. Die ii9 geeen bic 8eridterita..,
tuna iiber ifanbalOie pro5efIe aus=
lpre6en. 5bGte eEh bier notb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-07

Nad oer 8ebauptuns zines profefz
Iors aus Dem Meiten 1T Jleiid BON
alien Nabrunssmitteln am leihteiten
AT perbauen. Mabrfdeinlid oesbalb,
neil es an nenieiten boppn gibt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-07


Mie gefog!, biefen He5iebungen 5spi.
ihen preiie uno WDlfsfeelt tpdre dui
Gruno minutiDfer geobadtnnsen uno
'nmfaiienoen Materials einnldI ndhs
ssitaeben. 9eute tann man MIR Debs
giniitbia pieberbolsn: es III trnuris.
nnb Der heimgesansenen RDllegin ab9
Sldneosgribe tuinten. 3tpar IN ben
lebten Jabren mar fie nid)t mebr, mas
ile lein iollte. Nber oa bate ile tib
lhren sbfsnf!as IN Der Eai'iirgs5
l1n1hte Der Oeutfhen beretts lanse ers
ssptrtt.
DE Verbdnolungen 5nr gertdngts
rl,as per aap Eairo s1ienbabn
bon 8rofen 9tll ndth Der 8ongoS
gren5e unb oariiber btnaus inudeH
nod WerIiherung Deg Neuterf9en
Bureaus quite Jortt9rttte. Der
nahfe Abi4nitt Der Babn tpiros bis
y. .Ntabale rethen. e1nen fpt1tlsen
puntte an Der @ren5e nes Hongoitaas
fts. Wt.t Dem Bau iann 1oforf 1lah
soem Abl1luB Der Werbanolnnsen Der
ebartereO eompanD NIT 9etp'lten
sSrlippen I'm Hongordafe be9pnl1ei1
neroerl. Von Der ,3renoe db tpnrDen
tsl9.l9e 9rnppen ose S.nte IN noros
neltl.dber Hl1tung onrcp Den groBen
fn9ren baben. Ntan ertpartet e1neD
balo19en NbthluB Der Ner1anoluna
gen. O.ete Mbfpethnns bon Der o14
retfen g.n,e Rap7Rairo ipar l4on BON
Gee'l Hbooes als e1ne Wtosl1bfett IN
Betrabt geopgen fporoen.
Sn England 1T bas Grben fur oen
@taat Elm eldnoenoes @ei4dft. Mus
Dem ya9lab oes firali9 peri itorbeaen
9eraoss BON Deponfbire miro eina
Grbidaftsitener bon funf Uttutonen
Dollars berehnet. Oie nnldngft per4
itorbene 6rau Spbn NDlanbs BON
2ansfcrb 6aa bel Manheiter bat elm
germDgen bon iiber IL Millioneu
Dollars binterIaTen, bon tpel9em
oem Staate eine Grb51aftsteuer BON
runb breieinbalb Minionen Donars
aufdut. Welde 5ummen tpiirben erif
Sic ae1dhtpplIenen WermIaen in Mmez
rita BEL elmer foIhen Grb5hafts1teuer
brinoen! =,
lleber Den GinfluB ser amerifanis,
Iden Strife auf ben parifer Gurus.
Sanoel 5hreibt elm frana0ffhes 8lott
u. a.: Ser Qurusbanoel BON paris,
5taanirt pDnia; Mooi{ten unt Gdneiz
berinnen Itoben bera3erreiBenbe aIaz
gen aus, Oa ole reiden Runoinnen ienz
ieits oes Mtlanti1den Saeans gar teiz
| ne geitelluneen aufaeben. Oie 6otels,
sic ion1t, beIonbers INN bieie sSabrese
aeit, iiberfillt gu iein pflegen, fteben
aroBsntbeils leer. @iniae eri. tiiralih
esnmal ote 5agesto1ten oeden nno 1tez
ben oor ernlten Snn'ert9te1ten: nebz
r1gsns gebe Is fe1nen sSnourr'eans'g'
eer nlnt 5n lnmerSlimen alasen 4n7
| LAB baffe, unp ,ein1t o1e Mentnef null
Ten peaen per Sa11le Der 9eerfpppaplsre
liho % oes e.. S'e1sehs osr prs.le Inr aiie
. ..ft1lei !ur oen SepensHnletpat lI9
t!11ef pe1ieseh' oelonoers prefer lel
DE soae oer anSe1ellIen IN par1s
aeporoen, % p1e 0esehEahee Tur oen
seoensnm.elaolI rs 'e'1 e!nem So9re UNI
1aIl ~ pfcsehI ser.egsn aho' pog!
eeho ole Hpane uno ge9a'lsl ls.nf
Senoeh5 5eIgeh, III DIE gppe 5l eegsI''
auBsIoea m!s le'sn s le.ssm Oct @s031t. ansSaorp.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-07

Gs sibt Menfden. sic ibre@dmeidh
Der baifen = ipenn lie nidt bid senus
auftrueen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-07

10 = .r1 a 4 = a
Ndh porliegenoen itatiftifden Be-
rihten erreiGte Die Metallausbeute
Der rneritanifden 8ergperte i'm
Sabre19O7 einenWertb BON 1872. .OOO.s
600 pefns. Dapon fommen auf:
Silber 100000 pefos, Rupfer
5O,OO0,OOO, Golb 34,O0O,00O BIei
5000, 900. fonitise Metalle 6.000.s
600 peios.
Der pplnilhe @iiter-Mgent 9iebers
mann Bot in ben lebten 5tpei Mnnaten
"a soeutfd5e Rittersiiter in pofen unb
Qitbuuen getduft uno fent biefslbtn
aum Dertauf an polnifAe Reflet.dns
ten. Gin prattifd)er unb getoieoter
Ge9ner Der preuBifdtn Gnteignunoss
poIitis.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-07

3tpifhen Ser @emeinoe Niibesbeim
lt,b benz preuBif4en @taate 1T es gu
einem Hehtsitreite iiber bas Gigens
tbumsreht an ber alten perfallenen,
iebr malerifhen Ruine @brenfels eez
fommen. Beibe parteien erbeben Mns
fprud auf Die Dem Mduietburm ae~
geniiber gelegene Ruine.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1908-01-24
Died Of Pneumonia.

: Richard Dickinson, of Walnut
street, died on Sunday morning of
pneumonia, after an Hines of but
two days, although he had been
ailing for a week previously. The
deceased was 26 years of age, and:
leaves a wife and two children to
mourn his loss and to whom is ex-
tended the sympathy of the entire
community.
The deceased has for several
years past been an employe of the
Minorca mine in the capacity of a
stationary engineer. He was a
brother of Capt. Dickinson and
George Dickinson of the Commo-
dore and has other relatives in the
city; among whom are two cousins,
Mrs. John Byrne and Mrs. Thomas
Huartsor1. ?. :,. :
Funeral ceremonies were con.
Quoted from the NJ. +. Church on
Tuesday afternoon, under the aus
,pices of the Modern Brotherhood of
America, of which order the de.
ceased was an esteemed member,
Pinterment being made in the Vir-
ginia cemetery.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1908-01-24
Sues for Divorce.

Lima kaura, of this city, has
commenced action in district court
for divorce from her husband, Ga.
briel Kaura, whom she alleges
deserted her shortly after their
marriage in 1903, making no pro-
vision for the support of herself and
child. Being unable to support
the child it wac cent to the Chill
dren's Home at st. Paul. The
whereabouts of Gabriel are nm.
known.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1908-01-24
Will STRIP THE SlIvtR
coatract tor Reaoval OF 6oo.0oo
Yards Of Ovesburdea Awarded. I.

Among new stripping PROPOSE
;4ions on the range for the coming
season is a contract awarded by M
A. Hanna 4 Co. for the removal of
100000 yards from the Virginia:
Silver, a half.mile north of the city.
This is a new property, on which
extensive drill operations have
been pushed during the past ,wint-
eE, proving the extent and trend of
the ore body. .>:-:~r -
AT the Grant mine, a Jones &
Laughlin property at xBuhl, it is
also claimed that contract. calls
for the removal of 100000 yards
during the season. This contract
is of special interest, az its award
seemingly sounds the death.knell
of the "grab system" which has
been employed on the property for
three years past, with varying suc-
cess.
Atsthe LaRue mine, in the Nash.
wapk district, 100000 yards will be
moved, and at the Morris mine in
the rHibbing district the Oliver
company will remove 10000 yards
during the coming season. At the
Burt:P Pool group in the same dis
trict 100000 yards is the estimate
of work to be done, and at the
Monroe-Tener property near CHS
holmi it is expected to remove 5000.
000 yards during the season 1908.
AT many other properties stripping
will be continued, and the season
promises much for the steam shovel
men.