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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-13
Couldn't Forget That Face.

Charles Rattell LOOMS. the writer and
humorlst. has as sorrowtul a face as can
be found at a funeral. He seldom smiles,
end then with a seeming effort that is
painful to behold. He was PRESENT at a
theater party given by Mark Twain to all
the Harper authors. After the show the
elder humOrist greet d the younger with a
smile and a handshaKe. but the mourn
full vsage OF LOOMS remained unchanged.
We've met before, Mr.. Clemens. he
said i attended your birthday dinner.
but / didn't suppose you'd remember my
face"
Remember your face?" respond ed
Twain. Why. = Il never forget it. l wish
l had it"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-13
Incinerates Herself at Crucifx.

Special Cablegram 10 The StsF
BERLIN. October IAN extraordinary
case of suicide is reported from scnwar-
zenau. near Bromberg.
A young girl of great beauty. In poor
circumstances. having bought can OF
petroleum. went to a roadside crucinx on
the way to Yarshomkovo Here she
knelt before the crucifix, poured the oil
over her and set fire to her clothing
She was found with outstretched arms
before the crucihx burned to death. No
explanation OF the deed has transpfrel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-13
ALL THERE BUT CROWD
Horses Fine, But Folks Few,
at the Benning Show.
BETTING RING DESERTED
"Bookies," Sports and Wads of Long
Green Much Missed.
STILL, THE BAND PLAYS ON
Program Today Gives Nine Glasses
Chance for Prizes-Some Of
the Winners.

Any one imagining that society nocks
to a horse show en- masse. beginning
with the first sound of the trumpeter' 8
clarion. would have been somewhat
shocked to see the twelve representatives
OF that favored class who sat on the
lawn in front of the clubhouse at Ben
ming this morning at the opening of the
second day Of the show there. The big
grandstand. with desert of empty seats,
looked as If it had entirely swallowed the
band of musicians who sat in a SUNNY
corner and endeavored to keep warm
while forcing little martial music from
the brass.
An empty betting ring reminded one Of
other days. when bookies cried aloud
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-13
Russ Governor Puts Ban on Whip.

SneciaI CabIegram 10 The Star
ODESSA, October 12-Gen. Tolmatchoff
who was recently appointed governor
here. has issued an order prohibiting tn j.,
use of the knout, or of any form of lash
for punishment, whether o. man or beast.
Cab drivers seen using whip are to be
subject to a fine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-13
Exclusive to the Last.
From the Argouaut.

An instance Of exclusiveness maintained
under dihncuties is reported from the
ladies' cabin of a liner. All were sick ex-
cept one lady and a cat. which wandered
uneasiIy about. The lady ventured to
stroke the cat, remarking. Poor pussy"
The cat was inclined to respond and
elevated It's tail in token OF good VIII
when from the neighboring berth came in
choking tone the words: Excuse me,
that 10 q private cat."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-13
COMETS AND SUPERSTITION.
World Events Attending Their Peri
odical Appearance.
rom the Boston Gloke.

From the Boston G10ke.
There are eighteen comets whose perio-
deity is established by the fact that their
return has been actually observed. and
Halley's comet Is one of these. Its course
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-13
Made from fine carpets
left from full rolls The
bargains are phenomenal.
Dining Room Sets.

i $500 Apiece Weathered Set, consist
ing Of buffet. dining table china IN q z
closet and side table, for. VOSsOS
l $500 Apiece Weathered Suite. consist
Ing Of buffet. dining table. Geo Or
china closet and side table. for VOIsOO
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-06-17

A meeting of the Malta Com.
mercial Club was held last Mon.
day evening in the Bank hall,
and while the meeting was not
largely attended, nevertheless,
it was enthusiastic and a large
volume of business transacted.
Committee reports were re-
ceived and several bills, which
were due, were ordered paid,
Tho next meeting will be held
June 80.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-06-17
Official Paper Of Valley County

Helena Record: THE man in
Montana who today is wearing
tho broadcast smile is the one
who has a big. bunch of cattle.
And he has every reason to smile
1t makes no difference in what
section of the state he may be
ranging his holdings, he is guar.
anteed plenty of feed. This state
will this.year produce one of the
greatest grass crops in its his
tory, and even though the pub
lie range is smaller than it has
ever been, the amount of feed
per acre more than offsets the
difference in area.
Having the cattle and the feed
the next important item relates
to the market. There is. no
reason the con ditions there
should give him any uneasiness,
During the past year corn has
been so high in those parts
where it is fed to cattle for the
market that thousands of far m
ers sold the cereal instead of
feeding it and sent their halt fat
animals and did not replace
them. The result is a shortage
in the supply which has forced
the price of beef animals up t.
the point where 12and 10 cents
is the quotation in tbs Atlantic
coast cities, and principally for
home consumption. The pack
ers are abrogating their foreign
contracts AMI it is believed the
end is not yet.
It will be- months before Their
will be any considerable supply
of fat we'll finished steers or
the market from the middle Yves
and in the meantime the pack
ers and the consumers will b
compelled to look to the western
ranges for their supplies
Southern Montana growers
believed they were doing wei
early in the spring when they
marketed their winter-fe,
animals, but the range cattle
men who will market late in tn.
summer and fall will do ever
better in proportion.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-06-17

A small Kansas boy was once
called in to view his new born
baby brother. He looked it over
with dissatisfaction, and finally
asked: Mamma, where did this
thing come from?" IAN angel
brought it Jimmy" "Wus you
awake when he Gomez" Ger.
tainly, Jimmy" "Well, then
mamma. all that I've got to say,
is that you are dead easy. I'd
like to see an old angel put off
such a looking thing On me.
But 1 reckon we're stuck unless
I kin work Johnny Green and
trade it sight.unseen for one OF
his spotted pups"
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-06-17
Perhaps there is no more con

Perhaps there is no more con.
vincing evidence that seasons
are changing every year, and
that there is more precipitation,
than the recent rains with which
Montana has been blessed IN the
past month. It has never been
known in the history of the
state for rains to be so general
as they have been this year.
The past three years good
crops have been raised in nor
thern Montana, but from pres.
est indications this 10 going to
be the banner year, and the rea-
son for this is given by the wise
ones, that the rains have been
distributed, and: between inter-
walls a warm sun did the work.
Time and time has this been yer.
flied, that the more acreage that
is plowed and titled the more va
por arises and the more mois'
ture there is IN the atmosphere,
consequently it has a tendency
to draw rain. What the result
will be when all these grea,
broad agricultural lands in ou1
vicinity are cultivated can only
be guessed at from the pas
three years. experience. Any
way we can safely say that pre-
cipitation follows at the heels o
every settler, and that he is SAT-
at all times to invest in northern
Montana Agricultural lands
While our lands don't abound il
honey and cream, as lands j,
Washington and Oregon are ad
vertised by professional boost
ers, it is an esta blished fact tina
the farmers of Montana, VIII
have but recently settled here
buy these we'll advertised land
of the coast states merely to b
in fashion with the general tren'
lof the rich.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-06-17

A meeting Of the directors q
the Water Users association
was held last Monday afternoon
at the office Of ,. W. Brockway,
The principal business that was
transacted was the signing OF q
new agreement and contract be-
tween the association and the
United States.government. The
previous contract submitted By
the association was nat accent:
ed by the government. and as
this contract was dictated by
the government s1leisls u will
he at ouce.sigaed By tie Inter:
ioridepartment ON behaif Of tn
United States government and
contracts will presumably -
called for before the arse q ne
month. Surveying On the pro.
ject is progressing satisfaetseilJ
and all other preliminary ar.
rangements are al completed.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-06-17

A damage suit that Will b Ct
interest 70 stockmon aud ethoes
has been CEN IN the dis-.
trict court Of Cascade coQaty b.
J. s, Neuman against the Was-
tern Union Telegraph company.
The complaint states that the
plaintiff. who il . livestock
dealer. aled q Telegram il the
compauy's Office IN Great Falls
for transmission to his agent IN
New Mexico. giving instruc.
tions regarding a big sheep
transaction, and that delivery Of
the telegram was delayed for
three days. The plaintiff ALE.
ges that the delay caused him .
loss Of 90, 800, and brings suit
to recover that DISQUALIFICATION
Press. ~
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-06-17

According to the River Press
and the Great Falls Tribuuo the
ranchers state that the less
from the recent Seeds il The
Marias and Missouri country
will be enormous. A 1a<eo acre.
age OF crop has been practically
destroyed along tho rivers ana
small creeks in that vicinity.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-06-17

Zortman celebrated June 18th:
Miners Union dav nj grand
style last Saturday. Quite a
number Of Malta people attend
ed the celebration aud all re.
port a good time.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-06-17

Owing to the flood in North
ern Montana, the democratic
state convention which was to
have been held at Bozeman June
10th, was postponed by Chair.
man Browne until July 1st.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-06-17

Mosney, the invincible half
breed outlaw, is again teasing
the Lewis & Clarke authorities.
The papers of Helena state that
the sherif's office has hit . fresh
trail near Augusta where he
stole a horse aud some grub.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-06-17

Train service has .aGain been
resumed on the Great Northern.
Malta will have q grand cels.
bration on July Fourth.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-06-17

Judging from the number Of
idle man seen on our streets
work must be quite scarce
throughout the country. ,
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-06-17
THE ENTER PRISE
II M. REICHEL. Editor.

Entered in the post once 1t Malta,
Montana, for transmission through the
mails, as second-class matter.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-06-17

H. H. Hedges of Ssco, was
among the prominent business
men in the city the first OF the
week.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-06-17

The Zortman Miner reports
that wolves are killing many
young colts On the range.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-02-26
Neglected Colds Threaten Life.
[ From the Chicago Tribune

From the Chicago Tribune.
Don't trife with cold. is good
advice for prudent men and women.
1t may be vital in the case of child.
Proper food. good ventilation. and
dry, warm clothing are the proper
safeguards against colds. If they
are maintained through the changeable
weather of autumn. winter and
spring. the chances OF surprise from
ordinary colds will be slight. But
the ordinary light cold will become
severe if neglected. and we'll es-
tablished ripe cold is to the germs of
diptheria what honey is to the bee.
The greatest menace of child life at
this season of the year is the neglect
ed cold Whether it is child or
adult. the cold is slight or severe, the
very best treatment that can be adopt
ed is to give Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. 1t is safe and sure. The
great popularity and immense sale
Of this preparation has been attained
by its remarkable cures of this all
ment- A cold never results in pneu-
monia when it is given. For sale by
w. E. Johnson, Broadway Druggist.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-02-26
Free Mardi Gras Folder

profusely Illustrated with views of the
Carnival pageants and Festivities.
giving clear idea OF what the Mardi
Gras really is. The dates this year
are February 27th to March Sd. Ex-
cursion rates to New Orleans will be
quoted, and a copy of "New Orleans
for the Tourist" a beautifully Illus,
trated book describing the Crescent
City of the South will be sent
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-02-26
Excursion Rates

to many Winter Resorts in FLORIDA
CUBA. CALIFORNIA, NIENICO, etc,
for tickets routed either via New Or
leans or direct, as we'll as descriptive
printed matter, will be furnished on
application.
H. j. PHELPS.
Division Passenger Agt, l. c. r. II
6o2 Bank Bldg, Dubuque, Iowa.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-02-26
A TRIP TO
new ORLEANS
and the
MARD) CRAS

Asdelightful combination of pleas
ureable features. A vacation journey
through the great Mississippi Valley
to one ofthe most interesting cities OF
the United States at Mardi Gras time,
when the pleasant Southern climate
especially appeals to visitors from
the Northern States. Address the
undersigned for a copy of a.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-02-26

Use DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
pleasant little pills. They are easy to
take. Sold by Lamborn Drug Co.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-02-26
HAY FOR SALE.

Hay for sale on right terms j..
NJ. Brink. Telephone call Denison
BLK. 7-tf.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-02-26

Klondike Hot Water Incubators the
best in town at Wygant's.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-02-26

with his anchor and the seagull is I'M
der way.
AS they round the Cap des Salins,
Enid, who is still using the marine
glass. though it is now growing dusk.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12
NultnlnuirrCn.
{ 4 II 4cnCu Z IL II DC
ucrurtbCtlt.

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- Ter bicIiBc &olijct GommliliGr
Gubinoii mpr0c bellte Ut iedSj0bri-
ger 0oIt bel iNmcrer }lrbcit pcrur.
tbeilt. neil CT criuicicnermobcn Die
utter lcirlcr Gontrolc itebcnbcn Wc-
ion1clcn nit initenlatiihcr @rnuium.
felt beban0clt hnttc.
@inri l t III Gen un0 Go0c@
II = IA n n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12

Dem Gou 0c3 Hnnnnlufonnl3 lit Die
Srngc Der Gntuidclirna mo 9lllo.
nlblng unIcrcr inldnoiiACi Moiirr.
lrcgc, mo mir mCrocn Oarmri baltell,
hub bct 6icIcr 2lrbcit nit scr glcidcr
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felt Oor9caan8en miro, ME ca benin
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mar, mo ea giebt feline 3pcite 9lrbeit,
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Scr bicii8e 9lmoca . NiItriftsannolt
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pom ErdiioentCn &ooicpcIt bcn Hui
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flagc lucAcn Gcrlcuuolulg crbcbcn SIT
(oiiel anl0Blid, Scr Qualification
lucld)e iniinuirt, 0q5 bel Der IllS5ob-
hung Der 100000 900 iiir Ocn Mn
FAM bca Eonnmofouol9 rmgcborigc
Etllamodcrci ItottacIunOen babe. Ger
Erdiiocrt hdlt oaiiir. bo5 in ben
EubIifntioncn bic Nnid)nloigung
oil1gciprodcn ici, hobe 9eonltc ser
Scr. Stooten batter ibren ginilll6
I'M ,&llterciie Don EripntperIonen gel
tcnO gcnlod)t, mo cr luiitiht oltS bic.
lem @rumbc, gtacn 3citunaen me1cn
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Griminolucriobrcn cingelcitct jll
ittcn. lD9ltn Dies inter Den bcitcbell.
Den Geieben eriolgreif) gcidcDci
fam. 0iIrtttSnnnnlt Stimion lit
nnAcmicicn mprOen, Dem E%rGii0cntcn
bariltcr 5lt bcridtCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12
u mlOr0 in Micn.
SdInnabt MadJr.

Mchr Compliments Hoolcuvlt'@ rilr
icillc 3ritifcr. - Grinlillol-Gcr.
lcumolml9 Grp5ciie o~n5corobt,
@nibtngton, :. g., If. 0c5.
HrGiiocnt HooIcuelt licb lid ges
tern 1~cle1c1tlid oes Gmplungca Ell.
nea Sun0crtcr = Gonitc'3 pot Gelc.
1otcn ocS Sieimoilcr = Gon8reIleS in
Sit-Soolc ocS Meiben SouIcS III Der
idroifltcn Mciic iiber %bicieniAen Eers
ionCll aus, mcld)c. mic CT idBt, eS it'd
hobcn nngclcaen lcin lol'cn, betrclfS
oc0 Ml,fallia bca Yannmufanol . Gls
dcnthrmla allcrlei &erbdhtiQun9cn III
Die Mclt SIT Icbcn INTO 81 pcrbreiteil.
Noipcrncltr Scncell pom >Slltnota
Itano an ser Spibc Der in @clBcn
0olic cridietclcn SclcNate1, mo CT
bate Ncrabc bent ErGiibcnten ein
Grcmplur ocr Mciollltinncn 6ea Itct'
mailermcg Gongreile5 nit cilliger
p~alienben @ortcn i!berreld)t, ais ST..
N~oniepelt Dos @ort SIR @rmiocrlln8
crgriii uno iolgetocrmabe1 lprod:
sd bin Der llebcr5eugit1g, oaB
cS fcillcn wid,tioeren GicnIt giebt
ben man inherent 2nnoe lcilten font
tc, OILS hcn 0nll oes Eonumd.&onal9
spiidlcn DEM atlontiidcn mo oenl
itiuen Sieon. llnb ori eine3 bin ldl
itol5, III %crbinouna nit olslclt SD
nalboll, bnb at off Den S%tanool9e-
id,id)telt, Die iid) on jcocn cillielnel
SortIdritt bca groBcl @crfeS beltc'
ten, tcin mohrcs gSort lit. ST. Nc'
5l,g olti Dicicn aollol bobclt mir ollcn
@riino. ms elmer qerpiiiensS Don
Imeriforern 5n itbdfltcit. mo oo3
iino bic 9lntcrifoncr. sic it'd, illfalner
2ii9cr in 9eji,g ulif oeit Gripcro De:
2onoc3 ultO oen Sali DeS &allnlS
ielbit id)ltloig aen1ad)t baben. Melul
tic ans oicicm @rllnoe iucgcn boSlpll,
Tiger Gcrlcunlplutg ST. ioilen Iil,o. 10
lperoe i) periltden, tic beslpegen jt
~belanlcll. @erm nift, 10 ltchelt le'
ocniouS ode SbotIudert Die mir fen.
men liltO bon oel,eu mir leiltals le.
iuilbt baben. sur 8ertii9ll'a eli'eH le'
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ieoen GonareBn1itsIiebes oleles. lple
fiil,itiger Gongreiie, zines leoell Der
Ginblid bariii perIangt.
GaS E1fite on 8idtlgfett 'tcbe1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12
Seraniidlcs SGacrlatein.

IS l.p c It . H. Ger. IT. 1ej.
MCrr ISM. !. @rpon INTO Sc9lcitlun1
lit gcItcrn nod mcbrtdgiaer Sa9o
an, cafe Surpriic nod1 Golpeiton 5ll.
riidgefcDrt. Gr biclt on1 Nodmitto1
bier 5lpei Hcbcll. Sciitc rclIt cr nod)
Bort slrtbllr ob. Sic Melouna Sr.
@ruon il1to Wfitglicocr iciller @eie1.
idnit ieieu megen S~erlcsung Der
&o9S0ciebe perboitct porbcn, miro
nit 9cItinlmtheit IN atbrebe geItelit.
M inncapolis, Mim. tt.Gc.
5cmbcr. Ger %Yltniperiitp EreB'
Glub" bot cine Neitotion 5t Dem
3Iuede bcaouncn, I'M Srr. @rt, ),
8rpoll Dos Amt nls Nroiioent Der
ltniuerIii1t bon Ninnelotn altjiibie'
ten. ions Ser ber5eiti9e Er1liOent Gp'
rus Nortbrop nid)t beipoee1 meroen
taltr,, ieine Heii1ltotion jl,riid 5u iie'
bcn. Gie betreiienoe' 8eioiiitiot iii
bon ollen Mitqlieoern bes .llniper'
iitn lsreB . Clubs" unter5eldjnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12


@icn, II. Ic5. 49, DC Goltan.
Sitltotion bat i'm Nl,genblide oiicn.
tunoi1 cine geiicruna c%rfobrcn. Son
bcu moBgcbcrocn @crpnlten lit be.
ihloiicn morocl, bob Scr oItrcidi'd).
in1urlidc Notidofter III GnnItantlllo.
pei, Morf9roi Gollnpiciitl, oelicl,
"llrIdub" bcreita beginner lollte, Dor
ocrbonh oti Dem EoIten perblcibcn
miro. NM iiber cinen Aits8leiA Der
Se9eniGbC nciter ili p%erbanbeln.
Ms cit meientlideS Wolncllt ocl
8iinItlgcrcn Stimmuug GILT cs ferncr.
oob Seltreidl llngart nltnlnebr ct
ner GisflliIion Der InglieoeritnQ
bon Sosnien unb Der 5er5egppiio
alii Der geplantcn internotionalci'
Gonicrcn5 juItimmt. iols Die Sbdt.
lodc Der Ginperleihmna lelbit Dor
Del, itbrl1en M0d)tcn uterfannt miro
Gcl'en llgeodJtet iperoen Die &or
bereitull9en iiir ben @rnitfaa altf Da;
eifrigltc iort1eieBt. Die Sauernbabl
miro III groBtcr Gle poGcnaet. Pit
bcrbem Iucrbcn Ole Rcierpilicn, mel
die iih im sunSlo1be beiinocn, eiI,be,
rllien.
Scltreid dis % ilit1r . 9ub.
get.
@ien. If. Ie5. = Sm abgeorb.
n%etenhouie oes Gcidlsroths lit on:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12

NuOact iiir OoS n0d0tc Snbr cillges
rcidt murOcn. Gle 6orOerungclt
iiir n~iIit1riifc 3ipcdc be}itfcrn iid)
alf $GO,O0O,OO0, mlr S3,2OO,OOO
nlcbr 0cQrn sic miIitdriiMen Nllaao,
ben oc9 iullfCtoen Sobrca.
M uOriuti den Mecr I'M
tcrge8aHBcn.
9&icn. #. 0e5. - Gin &crlltit
bot ole oitrcidiid) mgortldle Wto.
rilC betroifUn. &nltt Wclouna aus
Golu lit Ooa SDrpcooboot ,@ll55ar",
mcld)ea 5lt Ger I'M Ioriotiid)cn Meer
itotiolirtcll 6lotte geb0rt, BET 8rar
poiu, Dem Sofcnort Don Go9uia i'll
GnlmoticnL oltiselnnicn mo Acilns
fen. %crllit an Menlhc1lcbcn lit
nid't II bctlo1et.
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0c-iid n%clleroing4 inlnlcr enplluo'
lid)cr iilGIbar qcatddf bat. beicbt lid
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Siirfci III %ucricnocn, neil Ole Nblic.
icrl1ng nid)t gcrpdbrlciltct mcrocr
fonllc. ''F
Noubmoro in Micn.
Micn, #. Ir5. Ter bicliIe
Mnpclicr 6%runfinrtcr lit bo9 Cpfcr
cillcr ans Muiicn beitcbcnbcn Grprei=
'cr- mo Molbm0rocrbonOc nc%morocn.
WcItcrn lpltrbc Die @cidje nlli1cIun.
oGl. NnN ocn Chitcrl miro ciIriN
g~cIubl0ct.
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,Nabcn'S iibrig.
Earontu |riiltct lid icbr id,oll filr sic
&oIldlcr0ifnlllaaicicr. @clt,
m0Itcllimg gcplant. - GmpiolD
ser Encific Slotte.

Banana a, #. Gcjcmbcr. $3.50 G1
merocn bcrcit9 Sdrittc gctroiicn fir
sic Organization elmer IiiocintioIl
fir bic G%rofinnu1g oea Fnnonlofonnl3
I'M Sabre 1915. Cine @cItolSitcl
hung III banana iol nit Der Gr0i'
ming p%crburbcn mcrOcn. Gielc Scr
prpmiucntcitcn 2cutc ouf Dem Stir
mlIa iillo fir hcll Elun cingefrrtcL,
ser. ipelm cr criolgrcid) altagriitblt
miiroc, bon GROCER @cNcutu1G iiir
0a% Nnnh mare.
Die Giutpobncr boz Enunmd nm
Der &nnoljonc bnbcn bclltc NlrronDC'
meniH iiir Den 9oltJid)cn Gn1piong
Scr Oiii5icre llnb MannIdnIten ser
pociiiid)en eSlctte Der Ser. Stootell
mGbrcno bea bcporItcbenoeu 8eildl3
Der ~1YIottc it Ennnnlo ~actroifen. 9l9
Norptollortier iiir sic Wonnli6oitel
lpcut lie lid ol,I 2nnonrlnlb DeIin
sen, lit boS Nbn1iniItrotionSgcbGlbe
mo sic ,Gothcbrof Flojo" criehcn.
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Epicr elmer Etpmnin.& crgiftnng.

Sch d. liter, IA, fl. 0c5.
3Iuci MiitgIicOcr Der 6onrllie Geo.
&oH Morn'a III McnoenboIl, Gbeiters
Golultp, lino III Golgc bra &crjcbrenS
bon @llrlt. mclde III elmer oortigell
0roccrp 0efaHit porhcn mar, nlt lSto.
main. &cr1iitlitg aci,orben. lu,b orei
ollocrc licgen trallf bornieocr. Sobn
San &orn, od1t Sabre alt, mo ieine
i6.iGbri9c SdJpcItcr Wtabcl itarben
III Ser lcbtcn Nadlt lod) 'dNpcrem Sci.
bell mo pilrben ldlon bcltc be1ro.
ben. Or. Solepb Scuttcr9ooo BON
Der Stuata @eiunobeitabeboroc iii
nit elmer llntcriiidNun1 Der Anacle.
gcnbeit ~bcid1oitigt. Ser Grocer. mel.
der bic &iirit %pcrfouitc. b%ebnllptet
feline Ibrulllg 9ehabt 81 boben, ool
bieielbc e~ciunbheits ld)dolid) mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12

TGTe sur @eiie in's Inslanb &c.
iprst 6. 8aine, Nr. 413, Si.galii'
mOreitraae, xsts Chiffon SOnie aps
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Tur cii ,Srumu Sninine,"
Gas III Sarntine Hrunio Gntniuc. Snd,t
lrld) Der Siata!nr bon q. u. HrpUr. IN Ger
aaIier gSe.t benrtt. I'm Grfiituiu in eincui
1dge III Dcbclt. 2je. tSft2ljSn ,Glft)
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-03

$50, $50 Stock of Best Merchan-
disc i'm North Dakota Being
Sacrificed at a Fraction of its
Real Worth.