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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-06-05
ROUSING MASS MEETING.

Held at City Hall Tuesday Evening"
All Favor Market and Field Days
During June, July, August and Sep
tember. - Officers Appointed.-First
Market and Field Day To BE Wednes.
day, June "a.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-06-05

Sherman Nursery Co trees. -. $3l so
Standard Oil Co., gasoline. .... IL 96
John Garland. IS 90
Standard Oil Co, gasoline. ...... 9 81
" " 6 8 80
A. J. Bleser, justice fees. ...... 3 25
Milbank Steam Laundry l SO
Martin Green, draying ....... Is
J. N. Manley, labor. ............ 6 IS
II; 5. Volkmar. printing ....... 9 90
' 537
Hanover National Bank. | 25
National Meter Co., meters. 49,. so 90
Bert E. kuehl, labor. IA 40
" 3 40
J II Brannon, livery l so
Claude Derrick, salary May. 60 90
Sharles Sutcliffe, salary May. rs 90
A. A. Blomquist, salary ....... 25 90
VIM. Meyer, labor. 5 10
Merchants National Bank. "a 10
James Watson, labor, ,...........6s IS
% I 60
L G Hebert, labor. ... 5 OS
B B Pollard, plumbing .16 90
l. Morley, labor. or............. 80
l. + Morley, labor. or............... 95
M w Morley, labor. .32 90
w W Downie, printing .......... 9 6s
w G Mcpherson. labor. IL 10
The sidewalk committee reported on
defective sidewalks, which would
have to be replaced by cement walks.
G. A. Kern and Charles Glander
were present to confer with the coun-
Gil upon the sale of about so feet off
lots and 6, block %, to be used in
opening north Fourth street. This is
property that belongs to the mill.
Mr.. Kern said that the mill company
wanted to do what was right. The
council was of the opinion that the
opening of the street would be of di-
rect benefit to the lots. Mr.. Kern
thought that about $75 and the city
build the sidewalk was about the
right price. The council recommend
ed laying the matter over to the next
meeting, as there was q general opin-
ion among the members that some
years ago there had been some kind
of an agreement between the city and
the mill company regarding this right
OF way, which it would be we'll to look
up. 1t there was no agreement the
city preferred buy right of way rather
than to go through cor demnatlon
proceedings.
". H. Gaynor and George Jurgens
appeared before the council asking
that a sewer be laid from their proper
ty to the nearest main sewer. This
was referred to the proper committee.
The cement bids were opened and
were as follows:
Gus Swanson: Sidewalks, IL cents
per square foot: crosswalks, IS cents
and curbing 50 cents.
Jas. Miracle Co.: Sidewalks, IL
cents per square foot; crosswalks, l64
cents and curbing so cents.
The work was awarded to Gus
Swanson, his bid being the lowest.
F.. J. Nav appeared before the
council in behalf of the Milbank Ca
det Band, asking the council to aid
them in financial way Mr.. Mar
tens was in favor of helping the band
but he did not believe the council had
any legal right to do so. Mr.. Farley
and the other aldermen were of the
same opinion. Mr.. Nelson believed
that considerable money could be
raised among the merchants to help
this along. The band was a good
thing and should be maintained
Mayor Meehan believed that it would
be best to allow the m after tn stand as
it was and then bring it before the
voters next spring when they could
vote for or against levy to support
the band.
The liquor license applications
were read and ordered published.
Council adjourned
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-06-05

Be sure to vote for Franz
Wendland for Register Of Deeds,
Tuesday, June
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-06-05

Separator butter 20 cents at
Er.andson & Johnson's.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-06-05

Milbank Market Field Day,
June Gath. Everything free.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-06-05

ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS LAST PAGE
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-06-05
LOCAL WANT COLUMN.

~OOD TIMOTHY HAY for sale at reasonable
~ price. Hay in my 'AyR' W. vAsprnvonr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25

Sieoernonn fro9tc Scrbert Dor Siifl,
Oh or iid ih0n mode, baS beiBt, eli
men i6ipor5cn @ebrod on5iebe. v@ic
fcnmt ser Gbcf?" @raf Serbert:
nGicie 6rogc iuontc ih cben AT Sic
ridtcn!" @iSnlard fam cbelllo, lule
loenn er Sic 6rou Yforrcr @llIlom 5u
@oIt bate. Ser 0icnit bci 9iSmorf
NOR fir Eicocmom 5eitruciie 10 AT.
itreltge1o, BOB mitunter @odlen pcr'
gingelL che cr SIM Sbcc bel Den Sci
ni9en iein f%on1tc. Gines Cages, ais
Siebemonrl bel @ismord 5u Glide
mar, wliroe linn cine &orte iiber'
reiht, tponod icine 5rou i'm oltf Ell
ncn beltimmtcn Sog sum Ebcc bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25
Ncuc Sismarf Grinncrnnacn.

giSnturf Grinncrllllgc1 0eS &c.
hcillcn HotbS Sicocmonn bringt DaS
critic Sftoberbeft Der gcrliner Sulb.
molatSldrift v9teltc Hcpre," Scr.
ollS1cgcben bon CT. Soici u. Bon.
d.. SicOenlunlt Der iobrclong Gbcf
Scr H%cidSfan5lci uno elmer Der ges
WonoteItcn Witorbeitcr oes %critcll
&onjlerS mar, bat il Scr 3eit, in Der
er IN ben umnittelbaren Sienlt 9i3'
nlord's gc5p9cn iuurbc, ein So9ebld
geiiibrt, unb Seinrid) b. Yold)inoer
gibt IN Scr u9felten Hepue" ollf@rltllo
Der WiittbcilungCl Sieocnonn'S iebr
n~ltcrDultenbe Gi~n5elnbeiten pieocr.
Ginigc ieieu bier berporgcbobcn: Is
oic porlonlentoriihcn Diners i'm
&on5ler : Eolois III llebung fomer,
bot cs Sdluicrigfeitent Die Sii6oro.
mug ser 8Gitc feit5uitclcn, Die ii6
bel Eerioncn nit Stang llno @iirocn
bon iclbit crgibt. giSnlord i6nitt
oQc @eiterilll9cn ob. inbcml CT 81
Sieocnlom iogtc: nScten Sic bic
Shluinbler nod benz Sebe1salter."
Goa Gpitbeton nSfluinolcr" lolltc
abcr iiir Die Wgcoroncten nidts Ser
IeBenoes cntbolten; 9ismarf &C.
hrol,d)tc cS oitcrS; 10 iragte er zines
Sogcs lcinc Srolt: aaSie pielc
Gbluinoler pom 9%unbcsrotb baben
mir be,lte 81 Eiih?" 9ei'm Trinfcn
mor Visnlord ME iibermGBig. 3u
Sicocnlonu'S 3eiten trailf er 5ilnlciIt
@icr, ob unb SIT Elm glltcs @los @ein.
9ic @obl bes Giidpeins ging infer
oeil Tar5incr @Giten I'M Sltrrus llltt-
Der. Ginnol iogtc @ismard 5l1 Sic.
ocnont; sd babe 100000 GigorEn
gerolld)t unb 10000 Sloid)en Seft
getrunfen." gls Sieoemonn ietn Gr.
|lollnen ousbriidte, redllete ct i'm
Dor, mie or 81, oicicr gar nidt iiber-
tricbcnen 3iiier gelangte. 9e5eid).
nenb lit, mic iuerig llnteridieo 9is.
mnrf alif Dem 9onbe NIT ieinen CD
item mod)te. @Gbrenb ieines Aufent-
boltcS in Gor5in lpuroe Die Jraii oes
Tforrers bon @iliioip ctlpa aGe IA
Gage nit elmer Ginlooiing beoaft.
Ser Shirt, ibr ben Irtn anbieteltD:
aGorf id) Sic ;l Glide fiibrelt?" nna
Damn bel Gid: y9arf id Sbnen&otb.
ober @eiBipeiu mtbieten?" Iffrrat
ebenio perlief es, ais cine @ode ipa-
ter Die Yrin5elin Teub SIT Gid fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25

ruIiilhen Nr5tc@ Sr. 3alllel1bot nei@
Dies gum Qlttcu Gbcile Dem romali.
iden SprohItumm bllloigt, ipuBtc
iid in ocn mctigcn Sabren leincS Be
itcbenS cine 5obIreidc InbGngerlduft
in oacn @clttbciIcu SIT lifcrn mo5u
cine 5ielbcrulbtc Hcflame nno Die IN
S5cne ocicbtcn Gongrciie ooS ibrige
beigctrogen bobcu.
I'd mill bier cini0ca iiber ben Nuf,
ban Der SproAe .ioI9en Ioi'cn. glle
Sollptlp0rter, sic nof ocn Wortell
unIcrer lcbcnocu u10 toOten Spro'
tcu gcbiloct iino, cnOcn oitT 10"
&oter - potro; Wtcnld) - bono, olc
Giocnihuft$p6rtcr cnocn ollf"u" ulto
iino nud Ocl @ulptu0rtern 9cblloet,
aIio uGtcrlit - patra, Die W}cbrjobl
miro hurd) Nnb0llgcn ctllcS ~" an
COS Sltbltontip o%ltagc0ritft.
9ieic bcitGllDigcn 10" mo yoD" be.
pirfcn cine umellOlihc Wtouotonle
oicicw Sprod)c, bic 6oour6 cine ait
bcrIt ipid)tigc 6orocrung, bic molt an
cine Meltlprnd)c Itcllt. pernltlIcn l0Ct
Den WpbltGong.
Scr riibrigc SpItcntcriinbcr bat c&
lib MN niNt nc6mcn lniicn ncbcn
prpioiidcR @crtcn utIcrcr 2iteratllr
o,ld) cinigc bcriibn1te @cbidtc in Ooa
Esperanto ST ii5crtro0cr. Gr mpQte
Onnlit oen 9cluciS Der proftii6cn
Gcrmcn0borfeit bringcn.
Sicr ein @ciipicI: oic llebertro'
glllrN bcS llblono'idct @coidltcS
.Gro6cn ltc6ct Die a~opclc::"
Silprc Itoru5 lltr Ia nlonto
"a iilcltn fapeleto
gn la polo, &C la fonto
@oic tolttoS po%itiotcto.
Gonoro0p, mprtfnnto0o,
gttu cfioniS fra P~iilcnto
Salts funbo ell fontoho
Goi ull3fl,ltaS fun oiertp.
Gu la tomboill sc l~nuontcto
Gn la polo Gin pnitiitcto
glnfan la polp cill pcrloS,
Slti iont ticn prenos.
@o lit ga ser Sd)nlcl5 ser llb-
Iou0'iGcn @ortc, ooS SiiBe, ooS 2p-
ride bcS @coidteS gcbliebcu?
Iicic Esperanto Sprad)e fam
ms nidt ertpGrmelr, fam inns nid)t
in ibrcu gonn 5ningelL ms nid)t
llitrcibell. Cine Sprode, Die @elt-
iprodc iciu obcr mcrocn Mil, mItB
id)on longc Dor ms c%riitirt, Sobr.
bunocrtc miiiicn Tie groB, itarf ulb
Dcrridenb 9cmoht bobcn.
llnb mic ipGrc ooS @cltiprohenpros
blcm 5u lGicn? - Gs lit id)on langc
gcI0it. - @ir fomrnen beilte nit
Gel,ti6 llrtb GngIii6 bl1rd bic gan5e
@clt. t20,00O,O00 Meni6en ipredell
Gngliid olsNtlltteripro6e. @os mure
lcihtcr 5lt %crlcrl1en, ais bic engliidc
Sprod)c? - @er Gngliih bereits be-
bcrrift, Der lerne Sran50iiid ba5lt,
unb mcr beibe fam, Der eignc iid)
rod cine nnbere lebenoe Sprn6c on,
bos miro INNER oonfbar icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25
Sns &cltiprad)cn Erublcm.
Son Sac. ggenolt +.

Nlti elmer Niidreiie BON Berlin be,
0%riiicl1, nnbnl ib eelegeittlif oes Gs'
pcrnrto Gonarelies Dor cinigen "a
gen mcinel1 Neg iiber GresOen. Sd
fam ltldt etluo OILS Irbdnger oieieS
ncllcn Spitcms einer Meltlprad)e,
olld) nid,t ais 2yeinb beiielbert Ioit'
bern leoigIi6 oils Neugieriger.
Go$ Esperanto (Oer Soffeltbe) pes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25
1ricorid aiffcf1 finOct Gcfoaclr

Sricorid &iIdCrf iinOct @cioucll
on &erbitc:
Mir gciGQt Der Serblt, Der flare,
@cil er lit Die 3cit I'M Sabre,
Sic I'M &%cbcusfrcilc bit
@llter, I'll, un0 ib Ncnobrc,
ToB al Dir nlciu Sabr nun lit.
Wtir 0cfGut Scr @crbit, Der flare,
NciI CT brirlat 81 Miarft, ais @aare
5rlidt, sic fIii6tigc @liitbc mar;
g3ic i) mlcillcm ySintern lparc,
@o3 nlcil CONNER bcib gcbor.
9llld Otto HoQllctte bat Den ScrbIt
llcb:
Spriibt Scr @crbit in touicno 6orbcl,
Strides Ycbcn milr5t Die quit,
% olid) Sriiblin9abliitbcn itorbci1,
Sod nod Nlltu1cn bod nod Nuit!
gN0Dl nct UtQl DQt lCllle NpllllC,
Stllcr &noiprn Scli9tcit,
God Der @crbIt lit meinc Come,
limo Der ScrbIt lit mcine 3eit!
God gcnltg Der NcrbIt &prif. Sic
mag nit y. Yrithpib Saffron Gle
Gid mlatlingcn:
Gin Anfong it's SIR Mllbc,
Sin SpotcnItih sum @rob
Ncrn leo ih alci0 unO S0ltbc
81 nlcincm @unocrItob!
Mcin CONNER Ning SIT Niiitc,
Wicin GrijbIi1a lit ldon lueit,
g(dl, Oob Der lo0 MIDI tilBtc,
9toh Dor Der Mintcr5citl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25
MpIa Shcrclu Hpthcrt.

IS itnrb pIbblic9 AM 81. Sitobcr 1908
Mrin Sgcrcin Motbcrt, gcticbtc Satin bcs
Cj fubrer. in ibrcr MubulliN. Nh. 92I. 9ioros
Central 9lucIuc. S%cr.pulote ullo Trcunhe her
Sum.iic iino hbilthit cinaelnoen. Der Nccrots
nunN bci5umnbucn, Die am Sicniiag, hcn q.
l@phnurQ ans itattiiEoct Mn ppn ia nab ocr
Ct. Eulnhl3s Nirche, mo nm . ll6r Miorqens cine
NCcniCnnlCiic iiit ibr SCclcnbeil cClCbrirt miro.
tppN-3OD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25
Nnthcrinc &licr.

So iturb AM n. Sito6er 1908 ndh linOcrcr
,trunibcit Gntberinc a.tcr, Satin nca %pcritprs
bcncu GUipur sitter. i'm utter bon G2 Sohrcr,
sic NccroiNtnp iinoct 5icnitun. 9tdhntiitn9e
nm 3 lbr. pom Iruucrtanie, 9tr. POI, Gin
Ncntuluus5trufN, aus uuf ocnt yHulioon Furfs
NriCobpic" ilatt.
(l&aihtnaloncr 3~ciiunGcn nt6ocr 0%ciiHi9it
tppircuD (209-30D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25
Mnrin Gfharbt.

IS iturD am u. oit9bcy 1908 IN Der 29obs
nunp ,brer Iuhtcr, Gruu s.. u. gSnGer, Gdc
i6llrtomn. ,5rnu Maria GfBorot I'M @lltcr bon
73 Tabrtn. to NtouNttn mo - Lu9en. Satin
beg pcrltorUcncu nru. Tubn -. Sd0urot. Sic
RerroiGuEg 1>noct am SicnitGn, !icc1 m.i.aAo
1 llbr, non ibrcr lcrtcu HSobnung. MI. 255,
Sno= Sritte Snabc, ans l,ntt. VelfcBllit9 an
Der .GultlmurC GcmCtcrU". t299-30D
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SDuutoM Scn %. SftObcr 1903.
%icr5cbu Scitcn.
Sunata9ssE lauocrci.

V'lNlpIN VI - lNAAiA' ~ l''St Nv
QcIorg in ibrcr id)iuermiitbi9cu Slo0C
non GeBncr'S n6ritbjnf", ocn Wtol
@rltd) cine mlnberborc mltIifnlild)C
6oiiung Dcgebcn bot. SCRIPT! Ter
@illh trcibt nit obgcfollcncn oilrrcll
@lGttcrn iein Spiel. Dos |itinlnlt Den
Menihcn crllit. Sic Gidltcr, mclfc
ibrc Bociicn pielio6 Der Notur obgc-
louid)t, ho6en olld) bent NcrbItc mani
dies 2icb 0elpibmct, obcr lie iino
crnit. Sin 3u9 Der Mcbmnttb oocr
Der H%ciignetion gcht ourd) Die mel
iteu @crbitlicocr, &crbltitimmung lit
fcin: Scnjesitilrnuiug. So lingt sc.
itou in ieincr oScrbitflogc::"
nSolocr Scll5, 8u bit bnbin!
9tirgeros, ~nirgcno5 borfit Gu blci-
@o id) idb 9cin frobes @liib'n,
9rollIt ocS 0crhitcS bonocS Greibcu."
@cbelt mir hcil Sid)tcru MN aud
ipeitcr III Der &crbititimmntng ooS
Mort:
aarI @citbrcdt idilOcrt Die Scrbit,
itimnuung 10:
@Glber b%roungoloig, itcrbenSfrob -
Sonnc Ouriiber unb Hegcniholler -
Yid)e I'M Scrscn miro nieocr loft,
Wtilbc boS Stcrbcn, ieli9 bic 5roitcr,
limo ipie Der 6alf NM Die Selieu
frciit,
Ghlpingcniid)er miegt lid Der @cilt.
6ron5 b. Gingeliteot iingt:
Kettle 9lune lie9t I'M Stollbc,
Sette Come iuGrn1t lie milo:
SIN Der oiirren Ncbcnloubc
3ittert sic pcr9cB'ne Sroubc
llnb Die WoiIer ldmcllen milo.
Hoid cin lettcs Cleo gcilungelt,
Oh ooo Scben gun5 cntpidl
ST III graiten NGmmerungcn
Minter allcs folt ocridllunNclt,
Sieoer, 9lunlcn Scrblt mo - mid.
aleriS glaor flogt |pebnliitbig:
Sebellslult ulto &raft perlobt,
Nebelboild) umbiiut Die Stirue
limo Die 9offrnlng acbt sur Nci0c
0urd) Die raid entlallbtcn 3lucigc
@riiBt BON icrne
Sdpn Der 600.
Weniger mebnliltbig lit Seroinoto
gpeuurius:
SommerItiirmcn mo @eipittern
Solgt Elm ntilocr SerbIt;
2oBt ooa McniNc nid)t per5itterll,
Scelc, luos III orbit -
Mcnn pcriucltt Die 8l0tter iollen,
Illh Scr S%u9cno5cit,
&lclbt Dir bon Den 6reunocn alien
God Die Ginionfcit.
Skinner miro es 0ollj pcrltunmlcll,
MoS Gid) emit beglilft,
Sciie @ebmutb Lob Is iummer.
MaS lid emit begliidt.
&lingcn 0uilfcl nid)t Die Slcber
Ills Dem Sriiblingstrouml,
SIMMER nod urtO INNER micber
,sm entlnllbten 0uum2
Sebr idon bat 9url @crof Dem
Serbitgciiibl poetiiben Nusbriid &C.
Geben:
Wiioer @lon5 Der Sonnc!
glaiics Simntclbloul
Son pertluilg'ner Wonlle
Srounlet it'll bic 9lll.
an Der lesten Holc
Soiet ~lebcnsiutt
Sid bus lebtc loie
Slei6e 9litmenblatt.
@ploenes ertf1rben
Sdleift lid Ourd ben Soin;
Mild) 8crgeb'n urlb Stcrben
Gdudt mir iiib 81 fem.
Seinrid) 2eiltbolo lillJt pom @lGi.
terfal:
@elfe. milibperpebte 9l1tter,
Yoten naber @interrIb',
GnIet laft!. -. Sbr Oeft Die @rober
az t,Sfa,, 6offutt,to ~
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Sujcub ShlinSlcr.

IS ftnrb am -. Altubcr 1908 Suieph Stlitcs
ler, Guiic uon guullc ShIlo.cr, Qc9. Eippcl.
Sic WccroiGuHo iltoCt NiuntGn, gtndnittn9e
> llbr. non lCllCr MunnuuA, M, 400, GGnlea
StyaGc, aus itut.. NGiittrtl0 prtOntllI.
InNN nALl
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Sncpb Sptclinnu, len.

gS Itayb an %. Sftober 1868, 80 lbr
NheIeb, mad lly6er arnnlDelt SGcob 2piclgaii,
len, i'm 4ltcr BON 50 [ubrcl, . Wiondten mo
- Gugcn. a~cItcbicr Sotte Der pcritorhenen
Gli5nbelb SplCinlul. Gcb. @cbrcr. Die Ncers
gto huiiitues nm 1a3 llbr. BON iclncr lSnbnunn.
Nr. 640. 3nro= Strnbc. aus fat NclicbullG Glf
Der nSSeftcru Cemetery. &crpanbtc mo
Srcttoe itno bbflihit sur @ctbetltgltlt4 elllGe'
lnnen. (2g7-0)
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SirdjlidJe Inseigen.
Srcictni9fcitS=Sirdl

(Fnitor ". s. Stergcr)
, Ste GonttrIr1Ioeni6ulc nirh am B. Sttpber
i'm SdHibals b%cgiHleit. 9lumcloun9elI lpcroen
ettge9cil geftontmctl.
9as 9iamnntensS ubiIdum scr Gcmciroe
miro am %. Sttubcr ltllo /. Huucmbcr geicieri.
s(Sepi27s SpWtpSa|
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Wmc. Ecucuup bCIiet Die QUESTIONING. rlcbr
crfulgrcidc, ittt IN Stcllun8 hettlloltt1t 3o1s
Itllae &c chrt Slt bNUeu. ais ulle nllhcret Slls
ihmcioCz cbulcn 5lIiunlnlclt. 2a1s MN NbenNs
ilniicn. SGlrinutft3 udn Wtu06 6iGclrbntttelt.
Barrier Miiitcr lett an yam. Mmc. Trocnul,
Mr. IFS, &eits&criuStums Strafe.
(Cltl61 AiD
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GmpS' 2nud, 9inpnl, Galucrt. NIB Sranfltn'
StrGfc, ccgctiibcc Dem Galncrtsynbnbot. Vntit'
more. mo. %erindt nlciuc fJc. i,no 25e. M'uhl'
sritcu. '3Ghen ntGIt tires @leit9clt. 3lpel0:
gtr. 925, 9Scits NaIlirtort Strdbc.
CSuI 2Iftrl
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@cilpnicr Sei5apraratc, Sampttcief tio
Siaoia:nrrn. Gontrnftorcn fir Die Snlinlntloit
Der nItcrbcitcr &ei6lniicTe. Sniatc Strehtns
& Guns, @hnrIees uno LomburnsS iraGe.
tSttl5. l9tt)
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Saht Gud uidIt nurdl eiu brfunntes @cIdIt
ire Iiibrcn. Scurj Z. Wlcigs reinigt mo biz
aelt gtn5ilae it M. 100, 9torbs9ibcriOsS tra6e.
(STt23, llGD
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Trcu e. SaSiSipu.

scbcrn 9~crciniGt. GeGrduieIt unn Getlrbi;
Site oeidrhi NH ucr mobcltrt 210 Wcit'
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-14
REDMEN ASSEMBLE
FOR BIG CONVENTION

Bridgeport. Conn, Sept. 14,-Hun-
dreds Of tame Redmen, both bucks
and squaws. swooped down upon this
peaceful New England city today and
are in complete possession with the
full consent and approval Of the pale
face citizens.
The invaders come from nearly
every state and territory In the Union
and are here for the purpose Of hold
ing the national convention Of the I'm
proved order of Redmen. Three
score great councils, with nearly 1900
tribes ana half million members are
represented
Reports Of officials will show that
considerably over a million dollars
was disbursed by the order during
the last year. and that nearly $4,000
600 has been paid out in benefits
since the organization Of the order.
w a. 5. Bird Of Topeka, is the
present great inconohee; Joseph Far
rar. of Philadelphia, the great senior
sycamore; Wilson Brooks Of Chicago,
the great chief of records, and Will
liam Provln Of Westfield, Mass, the
great keeper Of wampum. A spirited
contest is expected for some Of the
national offices.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-14

alitles ranging from 5000 to 1000 or
more, came near being defeated.
Representative Littlefield came with
in 1859 votes of being defeated and
the only one of the four representa-
tlves who made fairly good show
ing was Mr.. Powers.
The democrats had more members
Of the state house and senate than in
many years They elected sheriffs
and other officers in several counties
carrying the strong republican coun-
ty of Kennebec, the home OF Repre-
sentative Burleigh,
Since that election many things
have happened to disrupt the repub-
licans. A faction has grown up which
has been opposed to what has been
denominated the state house ring,
over which Representative Burleigh
has been charged with being boss.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-14

Augusta, Ne, Sept 14.-Whethel
the prohibition law which has been
on the statute books Of Maine for halt
a century shall be resubmitted to a
vote Of the people Is the principal Is
sue before the voters Of the state to-
day incidentally, they will elect a
governor. state auditor. members OF
the state legislature and county Of
ficers, but interest IN the success Of
parties or individuals has been over
shadowed by the prohibition issue.
The democrats have declared
against r-ohibition, and on a platform
demanding resuhmissioh, the party
apparently has a better chance of sue
cess in today's battle Of ballots than
at any time since the war.
The nominee for governor Of thc
republicans Bert VI. Fernald, Of Po-
land. was nominated after a bitter
contest. His opponent was william
T. Haines Of Waterville, who has
been a member Of both branches of
the legislature, attorney general and
has been very prominent in promot-
ing enterprises and other large busi-
ness ventures. Mr. Haines favored the
resubmission Of the constitutional
amendment to a vote of the people.
Mr. Fernald was a stand patter''
on the prohibition issue, and he won
out in the convention The contest
has left sore places.
The republican state convention
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-14
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-14

San Francisco, Sept. 14.-Although
few veterans of the Mexican war re-
main to observe the day, celebrations
will be held today in several western
and southwestern cities to mark the
G1st anniversary Of the entry Of Cen
eral Winfield Scott and the American
army into the City of Mexico, Sep
tcmber IA, 1847.
The triumph Of the American army
confirmed by force Of arms Uncle
Sans title to the vast conquered ter
ritory Of California, Nevada, Utah
Wyoming, Colorado, Arizona and
New Mexico.