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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-03-09
French Press Comments.
Portugal Investigated.

Lisbon. March 9.-Investigatlons
Instituted by the Portuguese govern
ment regarding the Tatsu Maru Incl
dent have elected from the Pekln
government an emphatic assertion
that the seizure occurred on the high
seas and that therefore there was no
violation of the law governing Portu-
guese waters.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-03-09
Marshall for Taft.

Benton. KY, March 9.--(SpecialO
TAFT workers carried Marshall
county 50 TO is, electing J, w. Hal
stead Of Calvert City. chairman over
j b. Maphis. There was no bolt.
The forum., 1908-02-08

The greatest of all newspapers is
the daily Globe-Democrat, of st. Lou
is. 1t has no equal or rival in all
the west and ought to be in the hands
of every reader of any daily paper. II
costs by mail, postage prepaid, daily,
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ing company, st. Louis, Mo- See spe-
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The forum., 1908-02-08
Thaw AcquiJte d,

The jury in the famous Harry
K. Thaw murder case, has &C.
Quilted the defendant The verdict
was: I'VE the jury, find the def.
endant not guilty, on the grounds
that he was insane at the time he
killed Stanford White.'' Justice
Bowling held that according to
testimony. the court could not re.
lease the defendant, but commit
him to the Tombs aud order h m
sent from there to NJ .tte wan
Asylum for the insane, VIII re ac
cordlng to current reports, Thaw
has been sent
Mr.. Llttleton. chief counsel for
the defense, is satisfied, and it is
highly probable that an insane
commission be appointed to de.
eide on Thaw's present sanity.
after which he will be returned
and liberated This famous case
has attracted world wide nolorie.
ty and sym pathy. The public
will be glad to miss the head
lines in the dalies.
The forum., 1908-02-08

and the Crown Prince, were mur-
dered by cruel anarchists. We
were similarly griefstricken in
the fall of 1901, when our below
ed president, William Mckinley,
had to suffer and die to satisfy
the craving, blood thirsty mania
of mad demons. They are indel-
IDLE blots on the pages of civiiz-
ed history. They offer no cause
for their cruel deeds-woe be un-
to sach anti.civllization and gov.
ernmental annihilation. We offer
a word of coincidence to the sad
bereaved, directly concerned and
related by consanguinity and
affinity, and the entire nation who
are the losers of their head.
The forum., 1908-02-08
Oklahoma Measure
Bars Negro Vote

Guthrie, Ok, Jan. 26.-The
expected in the Oklahoma Legis.
lature is about to be realized in a
measure, drawn by Senator l..
X. Taylor of Chickasha, to be in
troduced during the coming
week, for the purpose of disfran-
chislng the Ok Iahoma negroes,
with the hope of everlasting y
putting the Republican party in
Oklahoma out of business.
Essentially an election meas
ure, 1T deals with the quaIlfica.
tions of electors, states the nee.
essary citizenship, and provides
manner Of registration. Then
comes the important section:
Before a ballot shall be issued
to any elector, he may be requir.
ed, provided a maj )rity of the
Precinct Election Board so de.
slres, to read and construe any
section of the pres INT stare or
federal constitutions that the said
m j ority may designate, and
should said person be unable to
properly read and construe such
section, although he p assesses
all other qualitica ions of an
elector, he shall not be allowed
to vote; provided, however. that
the provisions of this act shall
not apply to any perfon whose
grandfather or grand fathers en.
Joyed the right to vote under
some fC rm Of government
Ii is claimed this is the most
effectual disfranc hisement Of the
negro known, for it would be an
exceedingly difficult matter to
hnd other than a negro that could
cite nonvoting grandfather
st. Louis Globe. Democrat.
Of course if the Republican
Congresses and Presidents sit
idly by and allow a few men to
construe the meaning of the
constitution and tramp the instru-
ment under their unhallOwed
feet; and say what is and what is
not law, it is tim for the colored
people to swear allegiance with
some other country.
The forum., 1908-02-08
The Clubs, Social and Otherwise.

The Clubs, Social and Otherwise.
Ladies' Sunlight Social, meets every
Wednesday at the residences of its
members, discusses art, culinary, and
I home circle questions.
ST. Paul Sewing Circle meets every
Thursday at Lecture room of st. Paul
church, discusses all important home
circle questions.
Mothers Literary, meets every
month"; auxiliary to st. Paul Sewing
Circle.
The Woman's Club, meets every
week, is the. oldest club-has been and
is a rescue club for the fallen, =
philanthropic agency, this club has
social and juvenile section, Mrs. G.
H. Morgan is president, Mrs. Higgin-
botham is chairman, of the social Sec
ton; Miss Clara Blackwell is press
reporter for this club.
The None-Such, is a social club
among the younger society folk
meets every Thursday.
Don't Worry Twelve" is composed
of the elderly married ladies-meets
weekly.
Lodges and their meeting nights
and place of meeting will be carried
for 25c the month. We have all man
ner of lodges here.
The forum., 1908-02-08
CAR
ROUTE.
Points of Interest

Springfield's Attractions and How to
Reach Them.
Lincoln home-Corner Eighth and
Jackson streets-take South Eighth
car.
Lincoln Monument, Oak Ridge Gem
etery-take North Fifth street cars at
Fifth and Monroe streets.
Parks and Pleasure Resorts.
Washington Park, southwest of city
take South Second or Lawrence ave-
nue. cars. Reservoir Park, northeast
of city-take North Seventh cars.
Camp Lincoln The permanent
camp grounds of the Illinois National
Guards. Take Rutledge or Camp
Lincoln cars. State Fair grounds,
north of city. Take North Seventh
cars. White City Park east of the
city. Take East Capitol avenue cars
at Fifth and Monroe.
The forum., 1908-02-08

Our advertising rates have ad.
vanced beginning Jan. l. 1908, as
follows: Display matter per inch
one insertion only 2Octs. over
cne insertion 124cts. Special
prices on 8, 6, 9, or ~ months
ads. Reading matter per line Z
and l0cts.
The forum., 1908-02-08
Raw Stannard Baker
On the Northern Negro.

Mr.. Ray Stannard Baker, who last
spring and summer, wrote some in
teresling articles on the race ques-
tion, visiting many southern states,
is now contributing to the same
magazine, interesting articles on the
condition of the northern Negro and
his home life. He is one writer who is
giving both sides and writing the
things as he finds them, or cOnceives
them to be. Without being techni-
cal or viewing him microscopically, it
may be said that he is a fair writ
err He pays special attention to the
unsanitary condition of many color
ed homes in Indianapolis, and the
race prejudice in the north. Con-
corning the home life of the colored
people north and south we desire to
comment here at some length, with
the hope that good will be derived
therefrom You are not to look at
what The Forum says as ridiculing
any more than you do Mr.. Baker,
whose articles you praise and whose
magazine you buy.
AS Mr.. Baker states, our people
especially in the north where their
houses are tight. do not ventiate
and cluster large numbers in one lit
tie room, with 80 or 80 degrees of
poison air-this is a disease incubat-
or and food for the undertaken.
AS you remember, we called atten-
tion TO the failure on the part of
janitOrs at cOored churches and halls
To ventilate-sOme Of you call it med
ding when in fact, if needed, it will
lessen your doctors bill and cause
your days to be prolonged in The
land that the Lord has given thee
MANY HOUSES UNTIDY AND ILL KEPT
Many people never give their
house thorough cleaning; under any
thing you move is all manner of
dirt, save in the center of the house
all books, piano, under beds and
dressers are coats of dirt sufficient to
terminate a plant seed. This causes
consumption-if you do not believe
it ask "a reliable physician or read "a
medical authority-do you call this
meddling? Or are you obliged for
this advice? Ii SO. stay home more
and off the streets. and stop spend
ing five and six hours visiting, and
clean mp your house Some people
may work out and keep their en-
ployer's house so neat and clean that
when you go to their house you are
astonished-eat less and wear less
and live in better houses and keep
them in more decent condition. If
you do not you will die sooner than
you otherwise would 1t is fact,
even if it does strike many people
in high places There are people
who run off to see show or 10 the
club" and leave their houses look
ing like hog pen"
The forum., 1908-02-08
The Assassina-
ton OF Rulers

1t is sad commentary, indeed,
TO have such frequency Of das.
tardly crimes committed. such as
the ones occurring on Feb. /, at
Lisbon, Portugal, when Carlos
The forum., 1908-02-08

"Oh, Douglas! Thou hast passed BE-
yond the shore,
But still thy voice is ringing Ger the
gale
Thou'st taught thy race how high her
hope may soar,
And bid them seek the heights, nsr
faint nor fall"
Paul Laurence Dunbar on Fred
Douglass.
The forum., 1908-02-08
The Forums staff.

The Forums staff.
e. L. Rogers, Editor-inChief and
Business Mgr.
Will H. Barbour, Asst. Editor.
w. L. EDWARDS, Political writer.
MISS DAISY DONALDSON,
Proof Reader and Stenographer.
v =. Office Clerk, Book
keeper "-A NA.
Mrs. E. L. White, Contributor.
Il. A. Donegon, Lincoln.
MISS BLANCHE HOAGLAND,
Bloomington Agent and Correspondent
Address matter for the paper to The
Forum, 3051a So. Sixth st.
Matters of business or information
to E. l.. Rogers, Mgr.
The forum., 1908-02-08
PRICES FOR POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

State and National Offices. 80. $1,000
County offices ................ 500
Mayor of Springfield ......... 500
Regular write-ups, 10 cents per
line. Ten-line notice one time, with
Don't walt to hear what the public
thinks before you express your opin
ion. Say what you think If you believe
you are right
The forum., 1908-02-08
See Him

Go and see the Wonderful
Clairvoyant and mind reader
and Fortune Teller; is able to
tell you anything you want to
know. Gives you good luck
in any respect, takes off
spells caused by any evil in
fuence which has been caus-
eddy witchery or hoodoo.
The forum., 1908-02-08

Write w. M. MARTIN, at once.
10 East 53rd. Street
Chicago, Ill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-21
Tiir Shalu's rSrcilalinila.

%ouGbfccpiic, 9tsAy 20.
9Ipril. - Ter eritc Shritt fiir SarrD
g. Sbou'o s5rciIollllnG ans Dem
Mottenmon r5rrcnoipI mur0c bclrtc
Qetbon IN Dem &omeS g. @robom
bcim Hihtcr @orihoucr 3u @bltc
Nnin8 9lpplifotiou cinrcicbtc iiir cis
ncn Ncicbl an 0en SupcrintcnOCntcu
Ser 9lnltolt, Ibnp SIT crlullbcn cine
iorrncQc glpplifotion iiir ein Sbobcas
Gorpus.@clud) 81 umtcr5cibncn. Ger
@cicbl muroe crloiicn, mo ucnn
Gbap ole 9lpplifution uhter5cihnct
6ot, miro er uobriheinlith cincm
Aidtcr ,3ucf8 Bcrbor uorgciiibrt
lucrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-21
StantepOli5ci crfrnnft.

Gbcitcr. 30 90 2lpril. - I'm
QciGbr 40 Der Stoot5polijiItcn, Oic
bier iinO, I'M mIGblitb 0eS Strifc2
Der SroBenbobn 2lngoItcQtcn Ole
OrOumg otircht 5u crhoItcn, ijno
al Etomoin &crGiitlua crtrontt.
GS miro pcrnlttbct, BOB Die &craii-
tltng ourd ocn @cnub BON Gonierpcn
berriibrt. Gic StroBcnbobn @cieQz
ifoit coutroljrt mlgcniheinlidb nie
Sittotion. @o0qon8 lporcn bclltc
zen aon5cu GAG inn @ctficb lmo c2
crctanctc iid niHt ocr gcrinGitc 3lpi-
ihcnioQ. Gic Stoot lit rubig, ma
ca miro 0cboiit OoB icbt ollc @ciobr
Citc9 9lrirllbr5 porbci lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-21
Die S0wabell,
Die &ranfen,
Start nnO grlunO gcmadt onrd
Or. ,Raou)al)'S
REF olOelll.

Scocr Iropfrn bon Or. Nubwnb'5 Helobcnt
lrdpt ourd ou5 NIut oeu 56ncib, llriu mo
Gu6crc GifiRfcicn mo Gdic oc5 Snitems Die
2cbcnsunit bonn eS ericet oc NOrouoeuuacn
oc5 05rpcr5 init uCucm mo dcinuoem Wlnte.
rial. Sr @ncUaDS 8eioIUcut 1T Die cir5ige
poiitiDc &ur fir
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nung ser GiugGborcncn ouf 9oii.
lan-&slono.
Wt onilQ, 20. 9lprii. - Cine mill.
t0riidc Grpeoition untcr Commando
bon Vtaior 6inlcp, beltcbcno aus Mo.
thcihlngcn oc9 .. rno %, Sniontc'
ric.Rc9imcntS, elmer GonItobIcrnonrs
ihuit uno urnirtcn @orfuiicn, lit 0o,
nit beid)Gftigt Die icinblihen Moro
aus 8olilun-(SSlano 5u cntluaflner.
Die Iruppen, Die lml Die gauge Sit
itenlinie pcrtbeilt iin0, Oollfiibren
cine Hcibc bon neutrality-suspicious..
Qlugen lmo coniia5ircn nlIc &aficE.
Tip Moro9 ouf Der ,Snlcl bobcn lid
in letter 3Cit unrublg gcjci9t, llno
S6luicrigfciten iper0cn bclon0cr"
bon elmer belpofinctcL 80 Mann itnr.
fen @anoe beiiirhtct. Gin5clbcitcn
iinO nod ni6t CingctroIicn. Ginc
Gbnlihe Ginfrciiung lit bel Sote 50.
noo oltI Der HSniel Wiinoonoo inI
@onge Sic telcgropbiibe Serbia,
oung lit imterbrohen.
Sruppen Scimtebr.
Son Srnrct9cn Sal, 20.
2lpril. Der 9lrmee- lronSportooms
pier o9uiorO" lit uod) ungcmobnlid
Itiirnli6cr Suhrt BON Wtonila, bia
Nugoiofi uno 9onolulrL bier nnga-
fonlmen. Ger 0ompfer uur 33 So0e
unterlpega. 9ln @oro bciinOen iid)
iiini Gon1pognic'n oeS 5meiten NSn-
iantcric.Hcgimcnts. Gic WtonnIhoi-
ten, lt1ter Commando pon S6crit j.
". WousiieIo, beiinoen lid altf Der
Iobrt nod Sort 5bomos, aD.
Die glrmecoiii}iere on Yor0 Der
Yuforo" bringen Rodrift bon ern-
iten Nufitdnocn Der Wtoros olti Der
r<niel Ofinoanoo. Sort miro 5pilhPll
ben luetben Nnlte0lern ltllo oell Gtr'
ocborencn Elm 0uerilntricg gefiibrt.
Iie Moros bobcn, lpie Sberit WionS,
ilcIo pom .. SnIanteriercginent nit
tbeilt, bic @ciBen aus Dem Sinter-
bait bci6oien. Die llnrilbcn pilr-
oen 3mur BON ben 8rilppen inter
briicft, BOD ein neuer glusbruh mag
jcocr5eit eintreten. Capt. Wtrir bonn
.. acknowledgement, Der nn militia
ridden Operotionen gegen Die lltoroa
tbeilgei1onIinen bat, erflGrt, Die ,Selo.
5iiac oui Olinoonoo ieien iebr on'
Itrengeno. Gie Gingeborenen fdmpi'
ten in dbuliber Weiie ipie Die Sn.
rioner in 9oroonierifu, ilno pofer'
lunge nliibiane Streifsii9e iino motif
menoig, I'M Die Utoros sur ltntet
pcrillng 5ll bringen.
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nus elm Mrlfer einft esftaat mnrbe. Zoe

9ts eiu Mciier einft ssitaBt ipnrpe, lpcr an
ieibe! Scr SirIt bsr i'm ~ia,tbr III SmnpTter,
IN linbcrn III Gotilidb Idlifeli0e ole hrCds
lbe Sbmer5eii oon odmorrboiben ans&fiebcn
in6er ocr Anaieds neiast elrfribuneeit. ylets
nitiel gSuihmitgl GiriuriBaugcu un0 ic.lft
oas Jgeiier geudbren nur cine bornbeygcbeHoe
erlet6teruug uHo berbiiten Die 2yicoerte6r ME
mails anaieiis nuetn linoer ehmerBen cnt.
ferni Die teitIpHfie llno bic llrfddten nno Der
biitet ihmerBIos unb iihcr cinet Aadfnn pro
Go 9'0r 2il6. aeir BORT ftrI berfunot
t0i0oSd)
gaHe tir's Agefano beiprat &. Raine. Gr
if3, Sft.SaltimprcsSt Str., naBe Guitum SuRie Au.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-21

9uS 6an5-Gontite iiir @antucic
Iegte Die &rceluno 6inan5biI
sen 1iih lno beihloB, oie So
Bill, Die Die ginieBrm9 elmer
rant Gonnniiiiou poriiebt
aus If ScuaturCu. If ~
oc9 Nnuic3 lmO 81 ouOcr
ser Ser. Staatcn bette "
Not5 cin5ubcrid)ten
@ncn ieniotioncG an
cincn @lm0caienntol, talicO
Oca Scnuta Gonlite'a 1iitritt@
Columbia iit rnO SefrctGr 2ocb,
Eripotictrctdr 0c9 Er6libcntcn Nooic
pcIt, mahtc hclltc RcprGicntaut
Sims bon Gcmcnce bel Scr @eiprc.
dung OcS Gonicren5 9crihtS iiber
Die StroBenbabnbiQ fiir 0cn GiItritt
Columbia. Die @iQ ucrIongt ircie
lranSicrir. Iidct9 oui alien 9obucn.
Gr Ioatc, bltrh cincu gcmiiien Sena-
tor Scr 1000 9lfticu Ger yGapital
Grnction SO" ci9nc, ln0 ocn Scfrc-
tar oca ErGliOcntcn Nooicpelt, ser
$500 2lfticn Ger .@oibin9tou Hnils
man NnO electric So" bcIibc, Der
itftcn 0ic Observation-Disclosures
ser @un0cabouptltoot, ocu Gou0reB
ST bCcinilltiien. Dos 0uuS blicb bel
icinem &crlangen, oob Ireic Gron9
ierirs 9illcte ciHBciiibrt mcrocn jolt
ten.
Sprehcr Cannon reidjte bcutc ci-
Heu @cihluB I'M &ouic ein, ser i'm
crmdftiAt, Elm Schicr.Gomitc oeY
@aric3 81 crnennen, oa3 bic S1oI5
brei- lmO 0rlltpnpicrirogc grijnOlid)
lntcrlldcn lmO n0tbigc @cicbgebun1
porihIagcn ioQ. Scr @cihmB mltrOe
on Ooa Gomite fijr 9icacin pcnuicieu
Ocnen &orliBer Der Sprcher it,
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SDmter5baftes ltriniren.
25. SuIi 1903.

25. Sult 1908.
@crrcu 8noipab & Go.
SO mar bebuftct nit un0cftdnoipfet hrs
trims Vim Ge8luunaen, uicIe Winc in "a Sttn.
Den 81 uriniren IS III cine NroBe 0cdftquup.
wc nub cBr iC6mcubaft W1cne gefbIe6tli6en
SGrditc ino fcGr fdrun6. SD mnB 9Iadts aue
3me Stuoen auie6cn, UNI 8u urtuiren; iueHn
id MID ncri6loic. iIcbt es d6 So bin 60
Sabre ait mo Guoer,pctig bCI fCbr outer e5e.
lunobeit SO crtube nm Or JiaoiUaD's auten
Jai1, bite, nm ioiortiGe sluiiuori.
G. z. 3ubbetL
G6ompIuin. GIntonGp, G.sO.
Gin @ipnnt ipdter.
20, 9tueut 1908.
Sr. @doiuaO 4 g o. aeD,Dori
so nebme iCbi bic finite Slaihc bon Sbrem
RcioIrcnt mn bciuloe mih picI better. Sabe
dnfoCbbri, oen DGatOcicr" ju georaudcu urin
railiu ieti Gdu3 or6nuunSuldbla un6 Ieicbt
obne GGmcHcn. NanH Test bciTcr f6lafen
Sicbc Mot 70 bduiig nni. Scr GpeSialtIt. oen
Id In 0olion ccnnItirlc, faae mir. Id mdire
mcinell uriu Gb3ieDeu 70 nnGe i6 lcbte. uno
tUlIer nit htcI Sdmer8en. Sd nnbm ben Jie.
lolocnt itelG, bon IHinng an. cneu Seiieri.
IbccIjileI bot cine Dulbc Stunoe nadb ieoer
yinbI5cit S6 fbrcj6c oicicn Gcridt, um Guh
lucn 5u IaTen, onf Iues In Sronnng ift -
ienc Gnmer8cn mo Elm geunoer 3nitano Scr
@uic. Soa i'd roh cine G6etle fortfubrrn ben
0cioIocnt 3u re6mer? so Ieere ieet Die 8Iaie
GNw obnc 82ibnIic oes 6a9eter.
S1t quirt6tgcr
g. .. SubbeII
G0ampluin. Geipsgort.
Ginc Slait6c bon 8a6lua0s RcIobent ent
td mc3r bc5 ufipcu PrHiipS ser WcoiBin
ais ir0cuo cine Nnocre Brdporution 81 neb,
men IN &Dcel6fic Eoicr. pdbreno anoere flint.
oocr lcbsnnI Ecbr eroroern Breis ST. 8er'
tuult bon &tpoibcIcrn ooer nit 9rprcb suee.
tfdt borauo6e5a0lt, auf Guipfana unferes
Nrcice.
SOdt an Tr. 9labwan & Co.. Rr. 52
SoinDcitc.. Gdc Gcouaro- Strobe. Qep.gurf fir
vNUof Of glouitc." (5l
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GrIdDieRt ocn glcfien.

9rontlep 9llo., 20. 2IpriI. -
). ". @eat6crioro, eia prominentcr
9iirgcr, erihob geltcrn 9lben0 icincu
Hciieu 9lperp &nroaac. Der Moro
mar Oic 6olge cincS oltcn 8onilicn.
itreitCS.
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IS aicbt uicocr Sublcn.

Sits burg ga, 20. 2tpriI -
llngcidbr 10000 @rlt6enur6eitcr
nobmen bcite I'M BittSburger Qiitrift
oie }Irbeit pieOer oui in llebcrcin'
Thinning NIT ser %ereinbnrrnR Die
in Der IeBten Nohe in Ser Gonicrcn5
in Sulcoo getroiicn mur0c.
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(Srbentctcn $500.

2pun Dioii,, 20. 9lpril. - 3uci
@eloihrdnte III Der @etrciOcbnn0.
hung pon Ooulono & WtcDlomS al
ser MnrfctltroBc mllroe bellte Nor
gen BON Ginbrchcrn gciprengt. Gic
@mlncr erbellteten $1,000 bis $500
III 0oar9clO.
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llrrnbigc Wturus.

W}ilit6rii6c Grpcoition 3ur Gntpoiit
nlng Der Giugcborcncn olf 9oii.
lan-Sslnno.
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2lieren. llno 25lalcn &eioen,

lrtube uno Gnut0ruuf6siicu. @Inienftene,
8udcrirunfbeit g4uiietiubt. abiteuuug oes
&aicrS, llnbetdnoigiet oC5 urins. 9ra6tide
0rdul6eit 9lbumtrnrn uno in alien Sducu.
ro gVrid QUIT sgoocunuIub OOrbunoen 1T ooer
o05 gSuiicr bid, podia mo gemiicbt TIT init
Subidn}cu ipie Sn5 gBeibe eineS Gie5 ODER 5d'
ben luie rciBc Seoc. ooer es bat eiu franfbaf,
tts ounIits, bilioic5 9IuSic6cu uno tueiben
rNonc Suit sBooeEinb. uno p5nu eir prideIn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-21
0ertraa nit Epnnien.

Y @aibington 20. 2Ipril.
Ger ougenteine ShicOSgerihts Der
trug Der Der. Staaten nit Spanien
luuroc belte lmter5eidnet Ter
@ortIaltt III Oericlbe, ols 1DnIihc
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Wddlten.
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Red River Land Company. . corporation. 4
NJ. Woodley n oil other persons unknown
claiming any estate or interest In or lien OF
the complaint. :Q~elandent
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IOWA LEGISLATURE.
Meets In Special Session Pursuant to
Call.

Des Moines, Iowa, Sept. l.-aov-
ernor A. B. Oummins In his message
to tho special session convened here
yesterday outlined the purpose Of the
session and urged the Importance Of
amending the primary law 90 as to
permit republicans to make . nomi-
nation for senator this fall. He did
not suggest any form of amendment.
Tho governor points out tho duty
Of the legislature Is elect = successor
to the late Senator Allison for the
abort term and II It fails there can
be no senstor until the next legisla-
ture elects, as his power of appoint.
mont has passed.
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SPECIAL TAX RECEIPT.

Notice is given by the undersigned
that U. S. stamp for special tax on the
business of retail dealer in malt No.
1925 was issued to the undersigned
July q, 1908, to do business in the
building on Lot 8, Block Is, Village
OF Finley, N. D., where said receipt is
posted; said building is occupied by
the undersigned as tenant, and Albert
r. Sampson is owner thereof.
Dated July %, 1908.
JOHN r. FLORA.
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FIRE RACES.
The Little Town Of Darby. Mont. 10
Nearly Wiped Out.

Missoula, Mont, Sept. Fire yes-
terday almost completely Destroyed
Darby, . town Of about 1000 inhab.
itauts In the Bitter Root valley.
The town has no IRE department.,
and tho fire which started In the
Tanner hotel ragged for four hours
without interruption.
The use Of dynamite ID all that
saved the remaining buildings. The
loss is estimated ct $50, 600, with COM
paratively no insurance.
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Notice to Creditors

STATE c OF Moa 3 DAKorA' IS COUNTY STISIT
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ED
WARD j. MCMAHON. Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given by M. B. Cassell. AZ
Illustrator Of the estate OF Edward J. Nc
Mahon. Deceased. to the creditors OF. and all
persons having claims against said deceased.
to present them with the necessary vouchers.
to the sal M. B. Cassell. Administrator at his
office In Hope. N. D.. within -Four months after
the first publication OF this notice.
Dated this LIST day OF September 1908.
M. B. CASSELL. Administrator
Wm. Barclay, Atty. for Admin.
Sherbrooke. N. 7. 9-3-O9-4t
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SPECIAL TAX RECEIPT.

Notice is hereby given that U. s
secipal tax receipt No. 1928 issued to
Martin Petersen, dated August 10th
1908, is posted or the west wall in the
building on Lot Block 30, original
townsite Of the City Of Hope, N. D.,
that said building is occupied by the
undersigned as tenant, and Christ
Madsen is the owner thereof.
Dated August 18th 1908.
MARTIN Peterson.
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SPECIAL TAX E

Notice is hereby given that U. s.
Special Tax receipt No. 1922 issued
to D. ). Gumb, dated August 18th 1908
is posted on west wall in building on
Lot Is Block 20 original townsite of
the Hope, and the building is owned
by Mrs. D. ). Gumb.
D. j. GUMB.