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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-29
MOTHER INSTINCT WAS STRONG.
Old Lady Ready to Aid Any One She
Thought Needed 1t.

A woman who looked as if she had
a commuters ticket in her handbag
kept a long line of customers waiting
in a New York bank one morning re-
Gently. She was writing something
and was in no hurry. She was not
one of the fashionable mo hips" crea-
lures, but was of such generous pro-
portions that she could not be cir
cumnavigated. There was nothing to
do but wait and wonder what her bust
ness was. The cashier himself was in
doubt, but waited politely to see.
There, young man." she announced
triumphantly to the cashier after put
ting her pencil in her mouth for the
dftieth time, there is a prescription
that has been in our family for so
years. 1t will knock that cold of yours
endwise. Hustle right out and get it
Ulled and be sure and soak your feet
in hot mustard water tonight. Don't
let your cold run on"
The smiles that went round were
kindly ones, it seemed'so good to meet
a universal mother" ready to coddle
any human being that she thought
needed her ministrations.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-29

The house fly must go. He is the
little villain that causes much of
the spread of disease. Painstaking
tests have resulted in catching the
fly in the act of distributing the
germs of typhoid fever and of con-
terminating food and clothing from
the vilest of filth. 1t should be war
to the death from now on between
the human race and the housefiy
Snakes are harmless subjects for
home pets as compared with the
poison breeding and poison spread
ing housef1Y.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-29

The Wisconsin congressional
party which attended the Colum bia
theatre in Washington Wednesday
evening, in honor of Miss Fola La.
Toilette. leading lady in bluffs, +"
which was being played there, was
a most brilliant one. Miss I4aFol-
iette has greatly pleased Washing
ton audiences in this piece and
the critics had warm words of
praise for her. A luncheon in her
honor followed the play.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-29
The Liver and Courage.

The belief that the livers> condi
ton has an effect on ones couragt
has left as a verbal monument the
term so common in campaign times
white livered." In "Troilus and
Cressida," for example, is found
Reason and respect make livers pale
and lustihood defect" Again., in
Hamlet" But / am pigeon livered
and lack gall to make oppression
bitter"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-29
woman,s part IN Commerce.

Americans are considered the most
highly civilized people on earth be-
cause the men are more completely
enslaved by their women. The Spar
tan women who made bowstrings OF
their hair were no more potent a fac
tor in the military achievements of
the Spartan men than are the Amer
lean women in the commercial
achievements of American men,
Louisville Courier-Journal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-29
Window CLEANING In COLLEGE cours,

WINDOW OIeanln9 IN Oolle9e OoufSes
Dirty windows are bane to the fat
dweller, for her maid absolutely re-
fuses to wash them, and Of course the
janitor is away on mild days. In such
circumstances it is a lemonlike smile
that will crease the features of the
New York housekeeper when, she hears
Of a new move in Kings college, Lou-
don. A course in domestic theory has
been established there, and much time
will be given to the ethics OF scrub
bing. Surely scrubbing should include
windows. The first course will begin
In next October. students who have
been graduated in science should be
able to condense this special course
into one year." says the head master.
"As far as am aware, nothing Of this
new course of study has been attempt
ed in Europe"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-29
Extra Paw For Musical Sailors.

In future an allowance Of 2 shfllings
a week will be paid In British ships In
which a chaplain is allowed and In
certain other vessels to any properly
qualified member OF the ships COM
pany who plays the harmonium or any
other suitable instrument and conducts
the choir during divine service.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-29

President Roosevelt delivered to
the congress, on Wednesday of this
week, an important message on
deep Waterways" We print the
message upon another page of to-
days Herald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-29
simpler Conditions Needed.

We are being too heavily penalized
Cor our American manner of life. To
insure greater longevity we must re-
turn to simpler conditions, to simpler
tastes-to a life which is simpler in
every Observation-Disclosures Free Press.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-29

A force sufficient to move q ton
over good road will move eight
tons on a railroad or thirty-two tons
on a canal. The waterways can't
be drowned.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-29
FRANK TURNER'S SALE.

The undersigned, having sold his
farm, IL miles west of Lancaster on
the Beetown road, will offer for sale at
auction. beginning at 10 o'clock a. m,
WEDNESDAY MARCH 4, 1908,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25
Sefanntiitndungc
Snrcau ncS Stnot Hcgiitrnturs.
shathnuua.

NuItimprc, II. WidrS lgOS.
Ia Die StrubenourbbrudssSp mIniiidre III qes
ieBlidb purgeidriebenCr 9Scife ibren etogiiltlgrr
liiio oerbeiierten 0eriht fiber ole 6uGefprphenen
@utiddoiguugeu ltHb lScrtberb0bungen Iehil
ben onruu1 he3igllbeu eu0Gnltlqen uHo oetbels
fertcu erildrcnoeu EldIetl Ill Se6ug nltt Selis
tebuug mo @etpdbrung BON @ntlndoi9rnger
lliO gSertberbobungeir tilr Die Gigenibilrler oes
ungreHBenoeu Siqentbuma i'm 8rdrbotitrtit.
peldbc ourt ole Stablirllitgen ltrlo Serd1oerlns
0en oes gtIpeulS, iuie erlplbnt in ocr ant 4.
sunni 1904 unter8ei6HeteH SerororIilg gtr. 81
oes MiuOurS uno Stuhtrutbo bon Baltimore. be.
truffen iinO. in @emdbbeit Der Nurfdritten oea
Aupitels 1902 Der @Gictc Der Yegtslntur non
WGrblGno lin ou5 SGbr 1906 uno Der am 10.
SUM 1906 untcrIeih neteIi &eroronl,lg 9ir. 100
oeo WaUOr5 mo Stu0iuntbe BON baltimore llflo
folher unoercr @efcBe tr0 &erororllgen. Die
uuf oteie 9lnacIcRenbcit pcruenbbar limo, BET
mir bintcrlcGt bnbelt.
miro bierDit bclaHtt gcllldht. odB belagter
Pcrift mo Nline aut oteie lSeife IN oteieiI
NiireuI hinterleqt iuoroetl ltno. lno onB Der
WtGOur mo Stuotratb BON Baltimore, ooer III
qeHo cine ECrion ooer EeriOnen ooer Corpora
iionen, ole NIT Der &ertbeilura oer porbenatus
ten @ntihdoigungeu ooer lScrt6crb6bungen I'M
Buirieocn iino. innCrbdlh bretbig 500 Ia0en
pom Is. Widr3 1908. ais oCnl eriten Sage Der
bon mir INSTRUMENTATION NerbttcttIldnn9 oleler
Aoti8. fUriitltd oaAeGell an oao baltimore
StuotacriHt appeuiren mo ono beln9te Gerlbt
mogCn, ~oieielben III reutbiren.
Z. Scueil Sgumae,
Stabt,Reaittrator.
(0rIr,tG o. 0D,rit 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25
Sine Barrier Gum0oic.

IuS Eoria ihreibt Der Gorreipon.
Dent cines belrtitcn @lottes:, ES
miro ninImermcbr ais cin NiinItiac@
@or5eihcn iiir cinen WiniIter gel.
ten, luenn ibn leinc pertrolteiten
HGtbc bon Den &olt@pcrtrctcrn 0llrd,
.gcpriigelt perocn. Ser Soil, 10
ririt man Elm, lit gar niht ocnfbor.
Gen Suu boben mir obcr porgeitcrn
tbotiGhlid) erlebt. rSm Sopcr Der DC.
Wltirtenfammcr, i'm iogcnonnten
, 6rieoenslonl," mo 81 SiiBen Der
bort auf bsbem Sodel tbroncnben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25
Tic glrncCn GnrupN'S.

Sin enaliihca McibbudL 0o3 tiirj
lid pcr0ifcntIidt muroc, bcIdGitiat
lid nit ocn StGrfepcrbGItniiicn De-
curopGild)en NrmCe'n lpobct notilr.
Iid Die aric99itdrte Der cllropGiihen
Stontct nid)t Iola poiitiu icltgcitcIlt
on0ClCGcn mcr0cn fam, lclblt luClln
lie bon ser cn0liidlen @eb0roC, mcld)c
Ole N%ufltcnltng mnd)tc, in cin5clnen
IGQcn bis olli sic Gil1cr bered)net
mltr0e. Tic bctrciien0c Sobcllc 5ciGt
0ic StGrfe Der Snu0nrmCc'n eng
lm0'S. 0Cltihlono'S, 6rontrcid'S
Ocitrcid'& mo Nltblou6'S 81 perld)ic'
ocucn Yerio0cn in Der 3eit BON 1892
bis 1906. Gic &opi5obl Oca oftipcn
WilitGrS Scr cnAlilden Nrnncc lit lett
@oterIoo olf bos Goppeltc 0citiegcn.
Sic Crrcidte ibren Sobepunft in Dem
Sabre 1906. England NOR IN 0ieicm
Sabre inn Stunoe, nobe5ll cine Wtils
lion, nGmIid 993,427 Monn ms
Tcl0 81 itcQcn. Iupon fonlcn 40,
731 Mann olti ole ottipc llrnlce nnS
547,096 olli bic NeierpctrltppCn, Bon
Den ottiocn Sruppcn lin6 1871
cingeborcnc Sol0otcn in Sn0Icn ooct
III ben aoloniC'n. Sn bcm creigniB
rcidcn Sabre 1915 pcrfiigtc GnglonN
iibcr 393,697 Monn, bon 6cncn 259,.
10 0cm ottipcn Sccre on0cb0rtcn.
6rontrcid bottc IN bcnielbcn
Sabre cine Nrmcc BON 513,7l0 Wann
sur &eriiIgln9. Sn Sabre 1900, ).
T.. DGbrcn0 oca Noerenfric0c&, mar
sic cngliid)e Nrnncc nm 10000 Monn
idJpGd)cr, ais in 1906, mo inn Sabre
1884 mar lie bolb 10 Itorf ais bclttc,
luGbrcno lie im Sabre 1892 mn CO.
996 aopic 5GhItc. 9ie StGrtcuerb1lt
niiie Der neridic0cncn NrnlCc'n pcrs
bcn IN ser Siitc iiir 0na ,Sotr 1906
luic folgt olgcacbCn: 8robbritonnien
993,427, Iropfreit 3,630363, 0eItz
reid 2,209,G3S, Nllblono, 3,2l9,OOO.
Scutihlonb 100000. Hublon0
bate i'm Sabre 1906 Ole ltGrfitc al
tho Nrree nit t,225.000 &6pien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25
Gnnif nno SiuibcnoCn;aGlnno.


&n elmer Belt, in Der iid) ooa in
ouItriclc ul0 gcihGitlide 2ebcn
mcbr unO mebr 5u @roBbetriebcn 1t.
@roB Gorporationen 5uiommen.
boIlt, ipiclt Ole GipiOcnoc cine Qun}
on0ere &Oae, dis in Dem Gin3elbcs
trieb Der iriibercn 3citcn. IS iin0
cnorme SunmeL meldc iGbrlid ol2
Gioiocn0c ocu }IttionQrcn 5uilic,
Sen. 90 limo iiir Die piertcliGbri0cn
&ntcrcliens mo 0ipiOcn0en = Bah.
lltngen Der Giicnbn6ncn, Der Gn0lls
Itrics rH0 StroBcnbobn Corpora
tiolten om I. Npril ilbcr 1867 Wil.
Iionen Collars cr~for0crlid. Die ga
mt 0e@ lcbten Sabrc5 bat olld) bier
tire Wirfnng gejcigt, ocnn nm T..
Npril 1907 bctrll9 ole 3u 5oblcn0c
Slrntnlc rtno t31 tl3 WiiuiohcnIols
lars. llnb babel iill0 inn &ullic 0C3
&abrea nod cine groBc Nn5nbl neltcr
Gorporotionen gegriinoct morOcn
10 0oB and Ole Sun1mc ser 3inlCn
un0 Giui0enoen cine bc0clltcn0 GRO
Berc Bate icin mitiicn. Stott Ociicn
ut Elm HiIdanltg bon nobc5u s Wfils
ltoncn Collars cingctrcten. 9elon=
ocrS modt lid Der NiidAong III Der
0ipi0cnoen5obllIng bcnlcrfbor, Die
I1H Wtillioncn Collars bctrogcn, ct
ma 9 WttllIoncn mcnigcr ais Dor Ell
mem Sabre. Gas lit cine oircftc9tadJ-
lpirfung Der Eonif mo Der &c
ihGitaflultbcit, Ole 0nrolli iolgtc.
Wtonhc Gorporotioncn mnren 0e-
.5rpungcn ibre 0ipioenbc 81 rc0l5i.
rem, onocrc pcri6obeu Die 0iOioc1z
0c~n5oblun9 ouf lpGtcr u10 cine 2ll-
5obl mor our6 Die llngunlt Der Bet
ten un0 &erb0Itniiie nitt I'M Ston-
DC, cine Gipi0cn0e 5t erfl0rcn. Sic
am eritcn Npril iduigcn 3inien Der
%Giicnbubncn Der &10uItric- II. Stru-
6enbabn GorpOrotioncn bc5iiiern
iid olti iibcr 80 Wfiuioncn Collars,
/, 100000 Collars mebr ais Dor ci
mem Sabre. mcldc ncllc BONDS ul0
9totcn reprGlentiren. o9Imcricnn Sis
Co." ollnitc0 Copper" oNeltind
bolIlc electric 1t. Manufacturing" II.
u. 5nblcn an tommen0en /. Npril
i%lbcrbolipt feline 0iuiocnoe, lpGbren6
iic Dor cinCm Sabre nod rcht nrs
l2bnlihc olI@idiittctcn.
&on Den 5llr 3oblunG fommcnbcn
0iuiocn0cu cntinllcn olti Die &nou
itric Ntticn 3~3,S3lOOO Collars, ilbcr
2l@ Wtiuioncn mcnigcr ais i'm 9lpril
1907; nnf Giicnbobn p HIttien nobe5ll
81 W@}iliolcL iibcr 6 Wiiuioncn ne
niger ais Dor cincm Sabre; olti Die
StruBcnbobncn G,7SS,OOO Collars,
$4,000 mcnigcr olS am t. Npril
1907. 9tudnuirflmNcn Der Ynnit alti
@roBbctricbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25
eteuer. : epnrtcmcnt. Mathnaus.

VnltimOre, Is. llir3 zoos.
Stcner8nbGer mcrocn biermit Denadbri6ti Nt,
hab Gin Eiscuutu uuu 1h@ grojent nlf ote
@rmnoei0cntbumoz. Fcriornla uno Seflritdtells
GteucrsTednungcn bon 1905 geuGbrt lpiro, ole
m1breno pes Wionats Widr' nidDt fudter, ais
Sicuitag, ben 81. Mtir5, gia6mtttGe5 8 ubr,
be6ablt iperoer. Eiitt RrO5elt Siscorto lperoen
nuf Observation-Disclosures -GcUdbrt. Aetne
9icdbmnn0Cn fir ou5 ~lauicnoe Nabr peroen ans
qcinnot. luenl ~oieielbeI Iiht perf6nIt1 ooer per
goit pcrlaHAt lUcroeIt.
Srauf Sruiui,
(WtIr3IS, 25) StcucreiHuebmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25

pie Soma 81 e 0 / NJ"
lNreibt: $4,000 lit Camille, Sis,
Grncr geporocn mo Der gr0Bte al.
Ter HcpipnlsN umbllggcr @iup Suns
oop, ser Wonn nit ser Heoolper.
id)nnlt5c, Inn 10 Oiel reid)cr. 1ofiir
iino III 0anpinc ober pou Dem IIcrs
mcltSferl gegcn 5000 Seelen ,geret-
tct" morocn; lie iiro nGmlih pom
Scufcl ab9eioacn uno Dem licbcn
@ott in bic glrnce gciiibrt moroen.
So bebollptet @ilp, ser Mnum nit
Der modtigcn Shnnll5e mo Den IN.
c%rgriinolihen Saiher, Ser BORT lett
lcin WctebrllngSperf sum- NblhIuB
gcbrld)t bat mo nit ser gcnlad)ten
9eltc BON oencn, sic nidt aQe lpers
OcnL nbNe5Ogcn lit. Die guten Gon-
piIlcr mcrbcL lobnlb tie mieoer 5ll
tlorem &erltnnoe gefommen iino,
cine Gbnlihe @rniid)terlmg ourhmn.
dJell, mie jest oie WiiScntiucr. 9tltt,
Niup bat ieiltcn Nallb in Der 5aidc;
Den miro Is mcuig qll1len. ST miro
Jest bic bon Ben Wildcrn arg be.
OrGl9ten StGote aelualee lno Sales.
burg nit leiner Inmeienbcit BE.
gliidcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25

Sn Sci ar limo allie ito
lieniifen arbeiter, Die bei'm Grrpci.
t%erungsbau oes @abnboiS bcih1itigt
iraren, ipcgen uorgefommener Nus
idreitungen entlaiien tporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25
9iircan oes Stnots6pntruleurS,
MntHunu1

0aItim0rc, Wo., II. Mdr8 1908.
@s Diro Biermit befunrt acnInht, Dob Die
2ncribcilnna Der Stdnoe jiir pen ltenei Centre
ioncn. lpelCbc Stduoe in oieiem AIarft gu
iibcrn miluiben m6geI ibre gppIiiattonen an
oet HillfssNiarftmciiier ridtcli, Der iloltb 5lui'
linen , llno d ulbr yiabmiiidas an Sri nto
Steue u%uiueiero fem mo 1enule Snfornditou
be8itglih Subre3mictDe II. I ~. %crtbeiIen miro.
6arrN y. Vuopcr,
Stnot Gpntrulellr.
LlEGr,lQ 10 % 81 90 81 o. Or " 0Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25
WagOnlcna Sdlurr.

IS iturb am u. Mars 1905 in ibrer leetcn
gSObnHng. Or. 905. 9aiterII9OcnIe, Wtagoaleua
Shurr, gclicbtc @Gttin Nee peritorbenen Sres
berid S6orr, i'm ST. Sabre ibreo 2eben5. Sic
Sett ocr Seeroigung miro ipdier dnaejeiGt.
ISEl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25
WtnrtGa Spuiin @untcnsbcracr.

IS ftnrb am -. Nidr8 1GOsDinrthu 4outiu
@untcnsbergcr, acliebte 1o6ter pon gilbert II.
Sopbia @unicnsbcraer, I'M Glitter bon II Wonas
rem mo 81 IugeH. Die Seeroigung fiuoet
Suuueritag, ocrt %. Utdr5, yta bmittuqs 1 lbr
80, BON Der gSobnung ibrCr Stern, )tr. 800,
Sait 9lncmte. ans itutt. (S5-G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25
MiQiant (S. 2luifcr.

IS ftarb pIbblih am %, Wirj 1905 @iaiam
u. Builder, "A Sabre Sabre ait, ~aeliebter GGtle
hon WiHrD 3ipidcr. Sic Wceroigutg fiuoet I'm
Wittiuudl, GnbmittaGs , llbr, bon ieincr lSoD.
HinA, ltr. 72t, Siins gtiltons 9tOcHue, aus uuf
Der Baltimore Gemeteru" itutt. (S4-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25
Scrlprcn:

Sir fhpdr3er Gtod nit goIoenem @riit &c
i6enft bonn n Siitriit 9r. III, ,. II. y" sine
SoBu e. gnumsartncr, Dir. 625, siStau5erne.
Strahe. $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25

Ger &cr5og pom Meinin-
gen bot BON Sap Wartiu Den Stoot-
ratb Don Wtciningen tcIcgropbiit be
nodlrihtidt, OoB er Ben @ieoeraufs
ban oca abgebronntcn (bcaters ans
Vtitteln ieiner Yripot ShotuQe be.
mer0e, obne 0iientli6e mo
itoatli6e @el0er in 2lnipru6 nebmcn
81 Uollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25

Ger Gr6prin5 BON HcuB
lGbt ilbcr Die %GermGbhng oc0 Sir
lien bon @lllgorien nit Der Frin5ci.
i'm Glconore bon NcltB j. &. in Der
r@cra'er 3%citung" omtlih ieititellcn,
OoB om /. W0r5 1905 in Der SdloB-
STRIDE 81 SIterltcin cine poQ9iIltigc,
cpongcliI6e tir6lide lrmumg Oc9
i%iirltIidJcn @routpoore9 itottgciuns
Den babe, Die cntgcgengcieBtcn
gtodri6tun9cn Der 3citn9cn icicn
cine p0ui0c Gntitel1mg Der Ebotio.
den oocr breiItc GRINDING.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25
@crmildte An;cigcn.
Sanfiu9mng.

&ir. Die llnter5ci6Hetcr, miirihen allen
SreuHoel, iueIbe an oenI pei6c1beqdlarltB I'M.
lere5 ~gelicbieu @uttel Ino Suier2 SuBn
.,,uu nct4tr am lepteu Sunntdg tbeillabuelI.
insbefuioerc ben Itltglieoern oCS y@crmuuld
Wtdnnerhoro" mo Den 9ierCinlQien Sdngerl, -
fOptc Fnitur SuliuS puilluul irr ieine Dcr5lt'
cbeu lroiiealuOrie I'M Irauerbuuie nlto AM
@rubc ~ullercr aulrihtiqeu Surt dls3uorildcn.
lIir miluiden ierrcr iiir ole prdbioollcl Nlls
menitiide ber3lihlt 5l oaHfell.
Sic irnuerune 8uttis duo Sinocr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25

HDiulanb'S tiirfiihc 8GSer,
GanitabIe. @ebanbe. Yoitamt aeasu. etets often.
(Aua22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25

Gte 9uuoe5 9c60roer
bcobiihtigcn, unermiinihtc Ginman-
ocrer III Muiie sit ocportircn. Nus
Dem Fittabutger GiItrift allen iol,
len Goltienoe nod Dem &o1l0e ibrer
Serflnit 5uriidgeididt mcrNen. Gic
Hcgierung bofft, Ollrd Oicie Wtoiien.
NllameiiunGen anor6iitiidc llmtrie-
be 5t mntcroriidcn llno crlucrbSltniIs
bige NuSlGnoer los 5rt mcrocn. Goa
GinmonOerungSs@eicB, mclhcs am
81. Sllli 1907 in &roit frat, geItottet
Die Deportation imncrbolb 0reicr
Sabre nod Der 2nn0u1g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25

Gas SberbunoeS0eri Of t
bat porgeiternenti6ic0cn ooB Die ii.
icnbubn- Surifgeieee, mclfe Don Den
@elebgebungen Der Stuuten Wtinncs
Iota unO gtorO-Garolinu ongenonls
men morOen 9egen Die &crfaiiulg
peritoBen uno ionlit mgiiltig iino.
9llio micoer ein Gonilift Der Hedts=
Nniid)tcn 5miiden NunOea. unO
Stuot@s @cri6tcn, pie lie ucueroingS
10 oft porgefommen iin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25

Sn @icn murbe Ser Huiic
Boris Nurof, Elm Shlpnger beS fri
bcren rllliiihcn Miniiter. YrGiioenten
@roicn @ittc. lpeaen @etrngs unb
pieler Sdppinocleien 81 einem Sabre
id)meren Gerfers perurtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25
Der 9entfde correspondent

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25

Beihditstibrct 6. VI. 9eiu5, 92obnung:
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25

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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-04-03
THE INDEPENDENT.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
LOCAL NEWS.
From, al Around tire Town ana
County.

~0@"Sy I
-Found-A lady's gold watch. In
auire at INDEPENDENT Office.
Frank Gillespie, Jr,, departed
Sunday night for Ridgeville, Ind.
The Evangelical Aid will serve a
dinner at the church Thursday April
9th.
States Attorney w. H. Warren
transacted business at Lake Preston
Monday.
Guy Abbott came up fro n Brook
ings Monday to visit his parents for
a few days.
Mrs. B. L. Sanders came up from
Sioux Falls Tuesday for a visit with
Mrs. A. H.. Seymour.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. E. Newell are
the happy parents of a boy who
arrived at their home Saturday.
Mrs. Tim Healy and children
came up from Madison Monday and
Tuesday went out to their farm home
zeal Bancroft.
The Catholic chapel car of the
Catholic Extension society passed
through De Smet Monday afternoon
for Manchester where it will remain
this week.
Go. Supt A. H. Seymour attend
ed the teachers meeting at Brookings
yesterday and today. Mrs A. McCarty
and Miss Barker are also attending
the meeting today.
David Pratt, of Mathews town
ship, was brought to this city the lat
ter part of last week and Monday TAX
en- to Minneapolis for treatment. His
ailment is gall stones.
The Taylor family, living near
Bancroft, are said to be suffering
from diphtheria. One of the girls
was stopping at the hotel in this city
when the Tugaw family came down
with the disease.
The revival meetings closed at
Arlington Sunday evening. 1t is re-
ported there were 470 conversions re-
corded. The fund raised for Mr..
Lowry amounted to a trihe over
$4,000, it is said.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. O'Hora went
to Parker, this state, Saturday for a
visit with Rev. John O'Hora, but up
on arriving at that place found that
Father O'Hora had been i'll and was
then in the Rochester hospital fol-
treatment.
Tuesday night at about ten O'Clock
a flock of wild geese passing over the
city became confused, owing to the
gale blowing at the time and the
bright gas lights on the street. The
birds circled around over the town
several times, flying very low. Morris
Henney took advantage of the OPP.
portunity to bag five of the birds.
Rev. Matt Evans, of st. Paul
occupied the pulpit of the Congre-
gational church Sunday morning and
evening. The gentleman desires to
leave the city where he has served
the church for a number of years anc
would like a location in this part O