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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28
Shretfenstbat cines Gifcriiidltiocu,

Sougbtom @ih, 2G. SUM-
Ter 31-iGbrigc Sobn &cifclo, mobu-
bait III Snncof, Mid)., id)ob lcbtc
Nodlt 5pcintol atf ieinc 22-iGbri1e
6ron mo fleil1c Sohter, beioen lc-
bcllS g~cf1brlid)c @nltocn beibrin-
9cno. alsoan idloB or lid iclbit in
Die SrlIt, c6cnfaaS cine tootlidc
@iunoc pcruriadcnb. NlQe Grei lino
nod an 2cbcn uno wuroen ms ct.
Soiepb'S Solpital 5u Sancod &C.
bradt. Nic Icr5te baben feline Soil
mug, bic Scrlcbtcn SIT rctten. Gl-
ferillht trieb Den ungliidlid)cn Mallr
81 ser uer5peifrlten SGat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28

EdIe snr Mciie in'S InsfanS be.
Iurst s. Saline, Nr. 413, Sit-YaIti.
mureltraRc, naBe Chiffon Sonic Mpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28
Saft bel Huut criuartct.

utica, N..D, 81. Suni. - @ie
olis Clinton perlartet, miro in nGd,.
tier 3eit unS nad ser Hildfebr ocS
StautsiefrctGrS Root aus Dem Wltl.
boon'iden Snititlt &err Gait oti
Dem Hoot'idcu Sommeriib alli Sol.
Iege Sill eincn mebrtdgigcn 9cirt
%obIiatten, bod lit ser Sog nod nitt
beitimmt. BUR alciden Belt miro
Serr sherman im ROot'id)cn Salle
ernartet, unb Die Scrmlltbrtn9 IicOt
onber nabe, Oob es iid) nm Die Gtt.
neriune BON GnmpaeneplGncn ban
oelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28
Sba,u iuieocr %einnal.

Gougbfeepiie, N.-D., 81.
SUM. - Sarrp Sbaip 1T es aelun-
aeft, einen neuen 9obeus Corpus c-
febl 81 erlangen, un0 n1d)iten Won
ing Norgen molen ietne TmuGltt
~periuden, Die llnteriudung ieine$
@eiiiesSuiianoes ourd @eidnorena
81 erlnngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28
Gurticbnng ppn Ser l.. Seitc.)

GyurticBnna ppn Ser 1. Seite.)
Nngelcgcnbcitcn elliInltld)en ipllll'
ifen, bobcn ubrr bci'm Sbo6 I'M pa.
men Scr Mcnidlihfcit Qcgen Die Doll
ieincn SoI0utm pcrilbtcn @ruuium,
fcitcu protcitirt, Gle TIiidtlinge, Die
iid) in Den 8cianOtld)uita-@ cbdll0crl
b%cfinOcn, iiirdtcn iid), Die @cbGuoc
81 p%Crloiicn, oblpohl ser Sbnh ole
hires 2ebcna pcriidert bat. Erin5
H>clob, ser olli @rlulo oicicr foiiCr.
lid)cn Proclamation 0ic@cinn0tihoit,
olli ser or 3l,iIltd)t geiuft bette, per
lieB, mlroc nGmlih ihlcunigit per
baitct.
0C$ S6o.b'3 Tcfrct.
Noibiugton, ~. <ni. -
General Mnrtcjn, Der pcriiid)c Sc
ian0te III Sen Ser. Stootcn, hat cine
9Gbitrift oes am G%onnqrltag pom
Sdab crloiicuNn Gefrct3 erbnlten,
oas cine GrfIGrung entbGIt iiber sic
Sample bcim EnrlamcntS = @cbGll0C.
Sn Dem 0etrct bciBt cS: rGs lit be.
tanrt, oob pieIe @cicaifaiten uno
Clubs obnc 3mcd ge9riinoet porocn
iiro un0 in Sen Sang ser Staotsgcs
id)Gite it0reno cingc1rificu bobcn,
unO 5luar in iolher @ciic, onB bic
Gronung i'm SonOe gcit0rt uno Oie
GontroIc Ser Rc8icrung ent5o0cn
pltr0c. Gieic @eIcuifuitcn ulo
Clubs miid)tcn iid in ollie Stuotagcs
idGite Gin, mo a%llgcncine Anordic
rrobte Dem 2onoc, NuBcr0em rid
tetcn 8eitungcn uno HcOncr, Die nit
Ienen Clubs uno @cicQiboitcn iDnls
pntbiiirtcn, in alien GbciIen Oe5 2nn.
hcs 9roBcS llnbciI al, inocm lie sic
NItbc uno SrOntn0 It0rtcn. Mir
uerIltd)tcn 6icie @eiclli6oitcn ulO
Clubs in iomcit 81 unterItiibcn, OuB
iie lire lb0tigfcit ntf bic ibncn 5u'
fommenocn 6lmftioncn beidrGntcn.
gtber ga baS Tarlomcnt nit ibncn
ip%mpotbiiirte, bIieb unicr 9eitrebcn
eriolgloS. Alt6 mor cine @ruppc
bon HepoIlltionGren gcAcn 0ie Gc-
oicrung lnl6 Ooralti bCond)t, olAc'
meme Tnordie 81 ld)aiicn. I'm
ihIicBlid) SrOning 81 itaiicn, luoll-
ten mir sic RepolitionGren icltncb.
mcn; abcr iobolO mir Sen @cihIlB
sur AuSiiibrumg brinGcl molltcn, CT.
hob bns E%nrlonlent Giniprade unO
id)iltte Ole IuiriIbrer. Nc96alb NC
rem mir gc5mllngCn, 0uS parliament
fir Die 3cit0aucr non ocri Wonotcn
uuBuloIen, lln0 nad) Nblalll 0lclcr
3eitperio0c miiniden mir cine Nel''
mail bon potriotildlen OtGnnern. Die
@nbl mlB cine cnnititutionrllc iein,
6nmit llutcrhall9 un0 Scnat am lel.
ben Snac 5uinnmentretcn f0nnen,
@ir e%rlaiicn Ncicbl Dab 0iclcS DC
fret Sen Commencement ser Frouins
sen ilbcrmittelt miro, 0onit 6a3 @olt
bon llnlcren suten Nbiidtcn criGbrt,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28

Nblld)t tltllotDat, Srll. Gor5l0lt 81
bcirotbelL iuortete lie %5ulldd)it, bis ltt
ibrcn II. 0eburtSto9 gcfCiert bottl
mo oomit cbelniinOig gemor0ci
nor. Gornqf perifmon0 lie in Csc.
ir0Id)oIt ibre9 9rdutigon5 mo hei
Wintter OclieIbcn. SbmoDl Oie 50.
ntilie Die GerbeiratDung ser Yrin3ei
lin nidt uerbin0ern fonnte, nurhl
ric Yoli5ci oieler 8robItdote erirtd)t
ollt Die 0litHtlinge ST iobnocn. Mot
Oermlltbctc, 0uB tic nod Son0on &c
ben niir6cn; tic begoben lid ubcl
nad 2lt5crrL bon no aus audi oil
Gcrbanolrn9cn nit Der 6nmilie6itr
Itenbcr9 gcfiibrt lultr0cn. Gin Salb.
6rlloer Der Frin5eiiin lit befonntlid
Shirt Mtnrimilian Ggon 81 Siiritcn.
bcrg, elmer ser intimitcn Srcunoc oea
hclltidCn aoiierS.
&ic IS bcibt, beobiidti1t ooS inn.
&c Hoor, iid nod Der Sod5eit in
4iannbcim nie0er ST loiiel, no Soc.
Bion lcit einlgcr 3cit bel elmer Nlltr.
mobiI . 6irma ongeItclH lit.
NuS ocm Na0uu Yurlo.
mcnt.
Wicn y. SUM. - Nm 0itreid)i'
ihcn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gob cS &c
tern luicocr cinmol Sccncu, lpie iic
in o11ocrcn gorlumentcn fulrn por-
funnnlen oiirftclt. 0raf Stcrnbcrg,
Scr befanltc Itrcitbore friitlid) = 10.
5iolc Nbgcoronctc, crying iid cinnal
mic0cr III icincn 9%cpobntcn frGitigell
Nngriffcn olIf bic Sojiolocnrofratic.
sic Ibgeoronetcn Ser nngegrifienen
Gurtci protcitirten icbr cneraiih,
tbcillueilc boOurd), OoB lie Grltf.
idriiten IN ser Hid)tung ocS NcbncrS
ldleuocrtcn. IS 0nb ci1cn cnticblis
dlcn Sumullt, un0 mobrlid picl DGtte
nidt 9cfcbIt, OoB nid)t Oos gon5C Nh-
qcor0nctcnbnlrS in cine iltrhtbarc
N,riigclci gcrotbcn mare. Ger 2Grm
itno oos 0urdeinonoer I'M DoBcn
SnllIc moren 0crnrtig, DOB 0ic g.
tllnN untcrbrofcn lpcr0cn ntllbte.
3nrif aus INERTIA.
Berlin, y, &llni. - &n 2iibcd
fot iidJ bclltc ser Mcd)tannmalt @lr.
mciIter, scr Dor 10 Sobrcu nad,9(ntcs
rita fliidtetc, Der Stootannlpoltihait
0citelIt. @urmciltcr bottc lid) ni6t
unbetr0dtlihc llnterlhlogungcn 81
Ihuloen tonlnlcn loiicn uno bate
lid alien @eiterumgen Ourd) Die
Tlllht nod Anlcritu ent5ogen. Gort
hot cS i'm obcr nidt 0cboltcn uno
Scr 6liihtlinN lit lest 5uriit1cfcbrt,
INN lcin llnrcht 5lt biiBcn. 0o inter
oIcicn llnlitGn6cn cin SllldtpcrOodIt
,lid)t norlicQt, bot bic Stootaumualt-
ld)att bon Scr &crhoitltn0 ocS Hcd)t3'
onlpoltc3 obgcicbcn unb i'm Gcgcn
&ontIon olrI ~frcicnl SUB beIolicn.
S6rcdIihcS ln0liid bel
&rupp.
@crlin, 81. &llni. - Ni,S Giicl
fnntnlt sic &umbe bon cinent idrct
lifcn llngliidSfon, Der iid) i'm
Shmel5bou ser &rltpp'ihcn @erfe
5uGctro9cn bot. 9lrbcitcr licBen ci.
llcn rIeli0en Sdmcl5ticdcl iolcn unn
Scr iliilli1c Stobl crgoB iid ii6er IS
MtGllncr. Nlc mur0en notiirlih iehf
ldNucr Oerlcbt, obcr lcd)S bon ibreu
iino 10 idlucr pcrbriibt, 0ob MIR Scr
600 lie bon ibrcn cntictlidcn Glln'
len crlGicn fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28
SnnhcrtjGbrigcr bcocbt Sclbimurb.

2erinAtpn &p.. 81. r%Slllli. -
Scnrp NtiUcr, mclder t04 Sabre alt
III itno III Sorroosburg, Wcrccr-
Golntn. mcbnt, ipuroe beltc plGbIid,
lcbenailbcrOriiilig uno beging Selbli-
moro, inoem or cine 9oiung Barrier
Grin tronf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28
HepulntiunGrc llmtricbc in Mcriec,

"'oN''
Mcpulntiun1rc ltmtricbc in Mcrtcc.
81 einen1 Srciien 5piiden merifont'
iden Ncgicrun9Struppen unO olll-
rii6rerii6en 9onOen 90 Mann &C.
t00tct. - Tcpollltion6re idlieBli6
5itriidgci6logen. - Werifo erbit-
tct Siilfc BON Den Ser. Stooten.
9eI&io, Serns, q. Sum-. - ST.
cincm Ereiicn 5miiden Hepolltiond'
rem ltno merifoniid)en &egicrrngSs
trltppeu in Der Srtidoft Gas &aScaa,
III Gon6iulo, Wertfo, peldeS geItern
itottiin0, muroen 80 Noun geto0tet
ulto Der Commandment ser m%erifont.
ifen Errppen idmer pcrlebt. Gi9
Nullptquorticre Der mlerifulildcn q.
fi,icre un0 bic @arrotfcn 81 GnA SdSs
cas- luurbcn BON Sen N(ufrilbrcrn INT
fer 1Seltcr QeieBt. Scr aon1pf con5cn-
trirte lif I'M 0nS Sunoes- 3olbolS.
Shlicbli6 iduorten ii6 ctlua 10 Sol.
0otrn 5%ltiornnlcu. Sn Der nllgcntcI-
nen @eripirrltng, melde Der eritcn ut.
tudc uno or Glltoedulg folgte, oab
Oic G.uorticrc Ser Solootcn in Slant
men lton0crL gcIang es Den Hcpolll-
tionGrcn, 60 Der ~mcrifoniId)en &apai.
lcrie 0eb6riQc Ficroe 81 erbclrtcn. -
Ger &f ballcrtc Sen Qon5cn Wors
gen iibcr mo mcbl 5000 Sdiilic mllr-
0cn gefpcfielt.
Die Iuiriibrcr idnittcn ollc Selr-
pboll- mo SclcgrophcnorCbtc nb,
meld)c Ga IoSco8 nit ser NllBcnmclt
pcrbinocn, un6 modten cS 6oourh
Den @clogcrtcn unm61Iid. Gcritdr-
flung bcrbei5irufcn. @c0cn Wiittn1
icood) iuurocn sic gnqrciicr enblid)
5urildgeidlo1cn uno SiiliStrnppen
erbcten, beren Nnfunft Dor glnbrlid)
Der Gnd)t %criuortet miro.
Ger Shcrifi BON SnIpcr0e- County,
Goobuilu, Wcrifo, tclcgropbirtc ol
@ouucrncitr Campbell ponSero8, boB
Ole HceolutionGrc 3uriidgcihlo9cn
moroen leicn un0 Elm Sbcil bcrielben
IN On8 @ebict ser Ser. Stooten ilicbc;
cr criltd)tc sen @pupcrncur, lucml
m0glidL sic IliidtIingc mcacn Ger.
Iebung Scr N~cultrolitGts .@cicbc IcltSul
nebn1en. Iltf Nnmciiuno ocS @cnc-
rolnltiunltS untcrridtctc @ouoerneur
Somp6cu ic6od Sen SHeriii, boB bic
9in6CShcbor6cn sic nllcini0e Sltri5-
oiftion III Nicicr angeIcgenbcit bat
ten.
Gas GoscoS 1T cine f(einc Srtihoit
int Stoote Goobuilo, mcniQc Mcilcn
bon Sinlinc5 enticrnt. scr Scene ser
hilltlgcn Hcpoltc pom Sept. 1906.
EOS SoScnS bot feline gobnperbin.
onna uno lit Gin sieniIih pcrloiieneS
Stiidd)en gr6c.
Gle gcltrige Nttade bot nit Ser MI
foire in GioSca orn Ionncr1tog nid)tS
ST tbrnr. Gic Srtihoftcu Iieqcn mc6r,
ocnu bln1bcrt Weilen BON %einon0cr
enticrnt, inb sic anqrifie creignctcn
iid 5l eincm 3citlunterid)ieo bon min.
bcitcrS 81 Stumbcn.
Wcrifo n%ppeIIirt an Sic
Scr. Stooten.
@oibington, 81. sunni. - sc.
nor @oooS, iueldcr in Nbmeienbeit
Hca @eionotcu Grccl sic m~crifoniidc
Gcgicrung in @oibin9ton reprGien-
tirt, hiSfutirtc bcltc gcIcgcntlid) cincs
@cll6cS I'M StootS- 9cportemcnt nit
Dem fun9ircnoen ScfretGr Noce sic
Sitllotion, lucld)c ollS ocn repolutips
n0ren 9cmcgltngen in Werifo or.
m1dit. Iic mcrifaniiGc Meaicrltng
hot on sic Scr. Stootcn oos Grildcn
gcrid)tet, ihr in Scr @cfGmpirno Der
llcbertretllnGcn Der EclttrolitGts. Sc
ICte WriIton0 al leiitcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28
Sir rnifide Tlottc.
Ter HeidJ0raib ucriuilliat 5R Wil
liOncu Collars fir &an ncucr
Sdladtidiifc,

d)cn. Mit @regori'S Hcpolurr
miro ami 2eidcu geihoiien. -
Sin 3einenti Ger iran36iiidel
Regicrung. - Minilter+ &riiiS IN
Eortlt1al ermortet. Hoiicn.
f0npic i'm oiiotiiGeu <blono.-
6ran50iii6e Iiplomutcnpericb.
lln9. SAmrrcS 9abnungIiid
III >$u0icn.
FetcrS6urA q. sunni. -GA
Netd)sratb bat berte ouS Slottet.
Yiiogct ungcnommen. Iie Torlogt
idlieBt $5,5O0,000 fir ocn 8al ncltcr
Sdlofti6ifie ein, mclte &erruiQ!.
9unB Die 9umo fiir5liG obmieS.
9tur SO Wtitglieoer ocs HeidSratbc&
ltlllllflfen 9e9ett oa9 Slloget.
d)ieBenou &ci6 e.
Yaris q. SUM. - Die Yoli5ei
bat ibrc lllterilld)u1g ocs Wtoroou'
griifS Gouis 8regori'S ouf Mapor
GreDfus bccnoct. lin felt3ultcllen,
Oh nit Dem Hcpolper, ocn 8regori
gebralldte, ein Otenid getootet lpcr.
ocn t0nnte, mltrocn S6iiiie ollf cine
Selde III Der Wtor9ue o%bgeicucrt.
Uathclleri III Sterben.
YariS, 81. SUM. - Gen. Sber.
man Nat6cQcr, Hi6ter oes interna.
tionalen tribunals iiir Ggppten, lit
il idiDer frant, Dab an leincm gur.
fonmcn gejmeiielt miro. Gr lic3t
I'M uSotel HiB."
W mi it cr &riii@ in Eors
tugul crmurtct.
2iiiabon, q. SUM. - Gie
Glufl0iu1G Ocs gcgcmuGrtigcn &abi.
nets lulO Nu@id)eioung Der Wtinilter,
rie nit ocn @elo . HIfiuircn oes irii.
beren &0nigS Gorlo 81 tbun batten,
Miro boloigit erlportct. Erenlier Ser.
,eiru, Ser IN Die Sadc perlpidclt lit,
miro mobrihcinlidl crillht lperocL
ein ncllcS &obinct 6u bilocll.
81 nenf III n HuBlnno.
Smaf t, giiutiidJ GlbInno, y. &u,
nj. - Gin &nmpi creignetc lid bcllte
in einen ltnben Torie mGbrcno 0e9
SobrmorttcS 5uiiden Nuiien mo
airAilen. Scr &ompi mGbrte 5mei
Stun0cn mo 5ruei WGnner nuroen
QctGotct uno 30 p%cruunoct. SruppCl
iicnten idIicBlid) sic Mllbe micbcr Der.
6ron5Giiihc Giplomoteu-
TeriebunG,
EariS, q. Sunni. - q. &lobu.
fomSfi, Scr fron50iiihe @enerolfonilll
IN Gdiro, Ggppten, lit 5llm @cnerdls
@oupernclrr pom \Snoo.9bino ernannt
morocn an Stclle pom :. y. u. 9eou,
Der @eionbtcr an 8ulgnricn oerpor,
ocn lit.
a6bul g5i5 broudt 0eIb.
Sun0cr, q. Suli. - Sultan
IbOul N5i5 bat lid an frnn5olildc
@onficrS gcluonOt luc0cn elmer Tnlci-
be bon 100000, iiir Die or Sppo.
tbefen ouf HegierungS- @rlnObciit in
letuon, Soifi unO Robot oils Cider,
belt onbietct. Qic Nahridt bon bcll
Spcrotioncn beS 8egen-S ultonS Dit
loi Sofib III 6c5 nnb Setilon crrcgt
in Hobat, Dem jctigcn NufentboltSort
Nbbut g5iS'S, GrrCgung.
Scmentirt.
8oriS, 81. SUM. - Die Hc9ie-
rllrg oementirt bic Nohrift, hob
Nboul : I5i5, Scr Sulton bon NO
roffo, bie iron5oiiihe Heeicring ilnl
cine Nnleite erllht bat.
@cgcn ulton q melt
Wonncn.
TcS27. Srni, - Ser @cgcnililtoll
Wlllai Soiio bot oic &oiOs bier mad,
icinem Euloit bcrllien uno ibncn pc
rcmptoriid m%hciohlcn, ilntcr Den
Stdmmen Der Mndboridoit cine Nr.
NEE bon 1900 Monn a%liSumcrbeil.
9 dperes Nobnrn9liid III
b icn.
9omban Snoien, q. Suni. -
@ei cinem 3lliomnenitoB 5uild)cn Ell.
mem GrpreB. rmo cinem @iltcr5ug oll'
Sn,. Nou1hnn ,t1S NornNn Wnhu" IN
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-04
SUMMER RESORT
WILDE ESTABLISHED ON SHORE
or BRUSH LAKE BY
PAUL JARDEAU.

Mercer Telegram: Paul H. Jardeau
Of McClusky was in Bismarck Tues
day and bid In lot 5, section 22-147-79.s
located on the shores Of Brush lake.
Mr.. Jardeau will erect a handsome
bungalow near the beach and build Al
boat house. Mr.. Jardeau is q known
hustler, and when he gets started to@
secure stock Of fish and proper ven
tilators he will do it In q hurry. I'll
seems odd that Mercerites should ala
low an outside party to make the int
tiatory steps Tor improving this rec
reative feature Of the lake. to which
which their attention has been called
through the kilograms columns sew
eral times. But IL our Commercial
club will not get busy at it, the Tele-
gram assures its readers that the en-
terprise can be in no better hands
than those OF P. H. Jardeau.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-04
M'CUMBER
THE SENATOR MADE ADDRESS
AT VALLEY CITY MEMO
RIAL DAY.

Senator P. j. cCumber made the
address at Valley City Memorial day,
He Is an orator of national reputa-
ton. and he certainly showed his
ability Saturday. He eulogizsd Lin
coin and showed how the election of
Lincoln was the death blow OF slav.
cry and the excuse for the war. Up
to the firing on Fort Sumter all that
had been done was talk: after that 1t
was time for action.
The boys Of 1875 were called on to
fight the English, usurping, aggres.
sive force, who would destroy their
homes, and Of course 1t took courage,
but the boys Of 81 had to fight their
own flesh and blood, and the courage
and bravery 1t took was q different
brand. 81 M Z
The American flag was threatened
and that cemented the patriotic north
The country has grown until the
stories Of Aaaddin's lamp fade into
insignificance beside the pages 81
American history, but IN spite OF the
wealth and The rush for the almighty
dollar. patriotism Is still supreme in
the hearts Of all citizens.
The American race . being gradu,
ally swallowed up by people from
southern Europe, but these people
must be drilled IN the principles Of
American patriotism, or anarchy will
result. Character, not Dragging pride,
must be developed. The old soldiers
curb the tendency Of the younger gen.
Grafton to grasp new possessions be.
cause new lands mean they must be
protected, and that means war. Zoe
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-04
TRADE At HOME
WHERE YOU KNOW THE DEAL
ERS, CAN SEE WHAT YOU
EUY AND CAN GET
SATISFACTION.

Casselton Reporter: Patronizing
local people. Taking everything In
to consideration, they can do as well
as the catalogue house, and it
should not be forgotten that when
we spend dollar here practically
three-fourths Of 1t remains in the
community. Taxes, rent, clerk hire,
building improvements. etc.. must
in large part be paid by the home
merchant; our schools and churches
look mainly to them and the prosper
ity of the business man means the
prosperity Of the town and county.
Shoddy and trash form a large
part Of the mail order houses out.
put, and quality is in many cases
sacrificed to price, as they are we'll
aware that thaordinary individual
is not a Judge of the value OF goods.
Official analysis Of their paints, feed
products and other lines show that
very often they are not what they
are represented to be, and therefore
the farmers and their other patrons
are many times deceived.
When you buy from your local
merchants you see the goods before
YOU purchase; he cannot afford to
deal unfairly with You and now days
competition Is SO keen that prices
are extremely low. Farmers should
remember too, that in crowding out
the local man he will in the long
run reduce the value Of his farm
lands and deprive his growing sons
and daughters Of business oppor-
tunities as we'll. Even supposing
that in a few things slight saving
lis effected, Is 1t worth while to de
stroy town In order to economic
q few dollars?
The home merchant stands for, q
donation to help every legitimate
enterprise protected by the city and
county, but the mail order house
contributes In no way to our inter-
ests. They never give credit and
the draining Of our rural districts
OF ready money In order to enrich
q few individuals who foist inferior
goods on us Is nothing less than a
calamity. Should this continue mil
lions and millions OF dollars worth
OF property viii be deprecated and
the farmer will suffer along With
all others interested in the growth
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veterans know that war is what has
saved this country from disaster. The
old soldiers have left this motto for.
the nation, "one country. one destiny,
one hope and one flag
The senator closed his remarks by
SAYING that death was the conqueror
Of all. but brayely and unfalteringly
the veterans march on unfinchingIy,
facing the unknown. The greatest
thing. the best epitaph that could be
written about an American citizen Is.
He was soldier Of the great civil
war
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tory alongside Of the farm should
come under our tariff benefits. He
believed in taking off the duty on
lumber, coal, iron and papersspulp,
placing all those articles on the free
list and called attention to the fact
that North Dakota was annually
burning up immense quantities of
straw which should be made Tito pa
per. 1t should make the finest grade
Of paper and together with the fax
straw ought to become a great
source Of revenue to the farmer.
There was a future for this industryfi
the manufacture Of straw into pa
per.
Mr.. Gronna believed that the two
factions in the Republican party
should conduct a clean, honorable
campaign, lay aside mud singing
and reckless vituperation of leaders
and that the vites of the people at
the primaries should be solicited in
such a manner, and for such candi-
dates, as will command the respect
Of the opposite faction, and its sup
port at the polls. BY this means the
party can be reunited at the COM
ing election and continue its work,
not only for the advancement Of the
states interests, but participate with
the active work Of the great nation
al party in uplifting humanity and
in carrying out the principles Inn
mortalized by Lincoln and the great
party leaders. gss 3ss
Mr.. Gronna stated that he was
again a candidate for denomination
and believed that his record for the
past term would be found faithful tc
his constituents and OF such q char
acter as to prove his strongest en-.
dorsement for denomination. Mr.
Gronna believed that much Of the
harsh criticism and ugly statements
made against the leaders of the RE.
publican party in this state would be
in time acknowledged as wrong, and
that men have been maligned who
are as honest and upright as any one
OF the leaders Of the opposition.
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GRONNA MAKES
fine ADDRESS
Plain Talk TO Voters on
State Affairs and Ma
tiOnal Legislation
Making Tour Of State and
Creating Favorable I'm
preston Everywhere

jamestown, N. d., June 3.-Con-s
gresham Gronna is delivering a
number Of addresses around the
state during the campaign. North
Dakota is a big state to visit by
any candidate, but Congressman
Gronna viii undertake to meet as
many Of the residents and farmers
as possible. He is a hard worker
both In and out Of congress, man
easy to meet and who listens with
patient ear to all reasonable sugges-
lions and requests, and In congress
has been especially active in at
tending to the multitude OF such
duties as the growing interests of
the state now requires Of con-
gresham. He knows the needs Of
settlers, is large land owner and
business man himself, and is a
thoroughly representative citizen of
8 the prairie state he halls from. He
is candidate for reelection and
should be given vote at the pri-
maries.
Mr. Gronna made an address at
Valley City last week in which he
showed his familiarity not only with
the conditions Of his own state but a
good grasp OF national affairs. He is
q Republican, and believes that
through the Republican party the
best interests Of this country and
the real prosperity OF the people can
be secured and maintained. He OBJ
served what everyone knows. that
the Republican party is not a retro
grade organization. It's watchword
is progress, and he pointed out that
as proof Of this fact more prosper
ity has been seen In the last ten
years In this country than ever be-
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Proposals.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the Office OF H. G. Meacham, corner
Third and Broadway, until p. M.
June s, 1908. for the construction Of d
two story frame dwelling to be built
on lot 2, block Is, Northern Pacific
addition, Bismarck, N. D. Plans and
specifications may be seen at the
above named office.
The right is reserved to accept or
reject any or all proposals.
Envelopes containing proposalsl
should be addressed to H. G. Msacham
and indorsed Proposals for Construc.
tion.''
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and prosperity Of the town.

and prosperity Of the town.
Pay your cash to the local dealer
and order from him in as arge guam
titles as you do the cttaogue house
and he will make you figures that
will satisfy, and we here note that
1t is hardly fair to ask for accom-
mediation from the town merchant
and when times are good send the
ready cash to the outsider.
Think 1t well over and you will
come to the conclusion that all are
benefited by the growth and adj
vancement Of the town. and. every
thing considered. the home merchant
is entitled to the patronage Of the
people.
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DELICIOUS BANANA CREAM

This recipe is highly recommended
BY one OF our correspondents; try II
for dessert tomorrow.
Peel five large bananas, rub
smooth with five teaspoonfuls Of
sugar. Add one teacup sweet cream
beaten to q stiff froth, the ada one
10c package OF Lemon JELI~O dis
solved in ~ teacups boiling water.
Pour into mold and when cold garnish
with candied cherries. Serve with
whipped cream, or any good pudding
sauce. JELI~O is sold by all Grocers
at 10c per package.