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@uQnaher, Der 0anmeiIter.

3u pertauieu: Gdhans Gr. 262f. Sit.Mlpnu
mentsstrahs, 9reis $3.50; 6aus 3r. 619
goro'ca6erue's traRc, Freis .St700. stne mo
oerncn Serbeilerulgeit, eiettrifbes Giht une
Bas, Combination bon Gisfdrunf ln1o Sor
rdtbefdunHer. iduitdre Ilimbina, 8erbinbuni
NIT gb6u1sfunnl; Die 1rotioirS, Sote uro GeI
Ter linh eementirt. nit elmer 10 SUB 9ranolit6
Wlcp inn Sinterarnnoe. Sritlo8tns Tur S44
pro Snbr.
600 Vlod 0uro. 8lpper.e trafe.
Wlooerne 8ipeiit6dige pduier. q Simmer inS
Bah iGnit1re |@lnmbiua mo Ib6nassS rninu9e
Vreis $1,000; SrlHo5ins S37.50 pro Snbr. SiC
Gage Der 9dnfer III bod mo aefuno.
2aocu IN ucrfnufeu.
Si050 falfen 9aoeu nno Wutnbaus Hr. SIS,
guro'Burts StraRe. guf8nfrngen i'm giire1u
gr. 1851. SttDioniiment StrBc.
Gouaro I. Saluaber, 0uineifter.
Gnt'prechenbe 8adrssIn6abIura; Teft IN III.
rteocniteIleroen Raicn. U4S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24
SpiuncnrieAcrci al Der Yacificfiitc.

sort Stepeua, Ore. %. San
- 3mci 1apuner muroeu gcitcrn III
Ger N1bc Der @eit Notteric Don Sort
StcocuS, no lie iidl IN UeroGdti9cr
@ciic 81 ihaifeu mahtcn, ucrboitet.
Sin @eiud) oieics (bciIGS oea Sorts
lit mr. nit ipe5ieQer GrloubniB oeS
Artilcrie o Commandments geltattet.
Gle Supancr permod)tcu feline 5%lliric-
henitcllenbc @rflarml iiir ibre Nns
lpcicnheit in Scr @tdbr Der Nottcrit
5t gcbcn. tu. "n,. ..a
(Spater.) - Die bciOen %opnncr
Iino mie0cr cntIoiicn moroelt. IS
ltclltc lih bernllo. OuB tie bnrmloie
Nrbciter ats elmer uobcu Sd1cmiibIe
mnren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24
&ermiId)tc t~elc0rapbiidc Tcpcidcn.

ErGiioent Y. Geo 0ohentobtc
Don Ser perfradtcn @nnf III @uin
MOOD, SIS, lit meaen iGlitllidlcr be.
lf)morcner Nnqnben iibcr Oic-TSiunn5s
loac Ser @orf ncrboitct por6cn.
-rNn NorioIf, ga, lit Mco, 6.
Bomber, MtitRjic0 oca Republican,,
ihen Notionnl Goritc'8 fiir Sirgi-
nirlL nod mcbrm0diAer ar0ntbcit I'M
So. 2%ebenSiuhrc %gcitorben. Gr mar
cin intimer 6reuno ltro N~ntbgebcr
heS N%rGiiOcuten WcainlCp.
,Sn Gbelieo, Wnil, iinO oltrd)
ein Geltcr, meldcS bel eincm Cunt
penbdnoIer onSbrndt inter Nn0erem
iehS aus &oli gcboltte WietbSbGitIer,
Die bnltpti6hIid pom SSraeIiten be-
nohnt moreu, 5eritGrt moroeu. Cine
6rou erIitt ollrh Nbihlr5 BON elmer
3reppe eincn Ncin6rnf uno orei
SeucruehrlCutc mir0en 0lrd) Hnlld
betdubt. Ger matericlIc ShaOcn be
tr0dt $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24
Elaubcit i'm GuhlCnGcimGit.

NcooinN IA, y. &onuar. -
Die 9edmten Scr nYhiloorlphia rr0
HcoOing Goal 4 &rpu 60" IN ser
SdppIfia Ncgion bubcu cine ul0c.
mcinc Snapcniion 0c9 @erNmcrf3bc.
triebeS iiir moracn uno Somltn9 nit
IuSnabnle BON 0rei 3chcn mgcoro.
net, Der 3mcf ser Slapcniion miro
nidt n~n9c2ebcn, nbcr man pcrnuthct
onB 0ic 6loubeit 0ea @oblcnaeid0ita
Ga5u NulaB ge9eben hat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24
ScirutbS yiccnicu.

Worion Is. Wiorfer. -. geid)ieocn,
N~rlington, WiO. &ucp Nccic, IS, No'
ldno'Narf. Mo.
Hoifoele Ectli, %, 9ir. 40l, Siio.
Nigbitr. Goncetti Sperun5ello, Is.
emanuel Nrontime. 30, Hounofe,
So; Bertha Conan, 20. NppIifant,
9icliben 5. Conan, Nr. 222l, 0ruio.
Sill. apenue.
Sart s. Sbort, ~ Sort WcSenrp,
No; Gua y. ct. Clair, q.
0aniel @einberq y, 9tr. 429, Sol.
%pinitr.; Sennie Nltbin, 10.
SSobn u. Geder. 30, Mr. 10, Clan.
Str. Worn &. @ormon, "a, @ittlue.
@illio!n s. 8ien, Il. Hr. 1928.
&enniplpunio-NUc.; Morp 6. @ru.
1er, 10.
Gnod) @. Carlton, As, @itttuer,
4rogonoilc, So; Cola 9. Carlton
80, @itttpe, GrogonpiQe, Tirginio.
Witoe[ &. Suaipon, 80; Wtorp 6.
MeiQeD, %, Mittlue.
Charles ~. SoneS, %; antie 9rod.
lonoer, Is. Npplitnnt, >. M. Sones,
ar. 522. Siio.Gbapelitr.
@iaiom s. Swonn. 81; @0itb
S%ottopop, IS. Npplifant, Charles u.
Vople, Hr. 1927, @elt.2ombaroitr.
Il6ert u. Softer, 3G, geihieoen,
@oibington, 3. g.; 0tarp Santer,
80, Geooing, ga.
ffsgtdi Die SOrts, Die lhl Inner Gskauft Ilst
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24
Steacgein6e
gu %perfanfcn:


gu ucrtauieu:
Nieie plnoerbolen. ueten. Der TeBi5eit cIlt
iprebenoen 4siiDdigeu @Guier uugi QiIltoIl glpc.
5pilhcn 0ufimaH II. |reiionlir., onrbueB biibih
Il. iinftlcriin neturiri. nit ieocr oeniburer BE
uuCnlihiCii perieben, eiuihlieblih cpmhinirtc
@ass uuo Gleitrtid Gidts9lnlagen. 9lb5ugsfdnula
&erbinounaen. 2Sdiier sGloicts, 8or6euuu Nnoe.
Nugueu. Surnuces, ccmcHtirte 3clier, Irottoire
uuo 00fe uro non pieIe unOere &or5iiqe. oeren
NSCrtb mda Itir ermeifCu Tam, UeHn man Die
ielhen iicht. G~ieoriacr @runo8iHs. Seinte Sab.
Iurasuebirgulgen. Sfieu fitr &eithttgurla tdG-
LID mo SonuingS.
@aiter =. gsCiiugai, 8aumciiter.
NitreuI an Srt lmb Stelle.
grets Der 0iuier SrPi8cbn 6unocri mn Silni
}ig Dollars. CSl360.O0D CSun2i-AplD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24
SricfbrtOrScruna mad Ocm InSInnOc.

lic opSlGn0iide Noit iiir Die nit
Dem 20. Sanuor 1908 cnoenoe 8odc
i6lieBt bier i'm Souptpoitamt in al
len 6Gacu prompt, mie iolat:
Die Yodct. Eoit lit bon 9 llbr 8or.
mittoQS bis 8 llbr Nod]mitto95 tag.
li6 ofielL ollsNcnonmcn Sountag$.
Die &odctpOit not) 8rOB%britonnien
mo &rlonp idlieBt Cicuitog II, 6rei-
tag nm > ltbr Nbenoa.
Sampler iobren Don Nem.0orf ab,
pcnn nitt ouoers ongCgcbeu.
Pin mo nod DEM I. Nttober 1907
iino bic 9ricfrnten nod Dem 9htSIon-
DC (ouSQCnommen Canada, Werifo,
Eonomo un0 Gubo), lpic ioIgt: 6iini
Gents iiir bic erite lln5e un0 orei
Gents fir ieOC ncitcre lln5c, ooer
Gin 9rlthtb9il, uno ioltc boil irunfirt
mcrOcm wibri9enioIlS bel gnfunit
ser 9ricie scr ooppcltc @ctrog coIIeF.
tirt miro.
Grams otIorttihc = 0 It.
6rcitoA - I l(br Iben0S, iiir Git
ropo, per Compiler ,Wouretonid,"
uia Guccu9tomn; 9 llbr NbCnoa. iiir
europa, per Gompicr oNem . Oort,"
pio Elpnloltb unb %Gbcrbourg; iiir
Ole Njoren Sniclr, per 0oulpicr
.NcptbliC."
i o Il uoh 2 ii s. uu0Gentrat
Imerifo. MeTtin0ien etc.
6reitng - 9 llbr TbenoS, fir Ser,
ml0o, per 0onlpier r@ermloion;"
iiir Curacao mo &ene5ucIo, per
NoHpicr oW%forocoibo;" fir Yorto
Mico, pio Can &loll, per 0umpicr
San &llon;" filr @rcnoOu mo Sri.
Eiono, per 9ompier n@rcuoOo;" iiir
Sortu1c &@Iuuo mo Colombia, per
Compiler oErin5 Gitcl 6ricorid) ;"iiir
Central Nncrifu, Die Mnual . Zone,
Banana Colombia mo SiiosYociiic.
MGiclL per Iompier uio Colon; fir
Barbados, ct. Slcio, Guiana rn0
9toro q 9roiilicn, per 0ompfcr Sea,
r%cnic;;" iiir &onairo, per 0ampfcr
.Wtog0alcna."
Gic Yoir nod NCunln0lauo, pio
NorOsSi0nCp mo nod) WtiQllclou,
Uio Bottom ihliebt bier t0glid) nm 3
llbr Hodruittoas; nod Cuba, pio
Iampo, t6glid) Inn I llbr Nad)m.,
nnh sofia Hico, &on0uroS, Nicoras
qua (OitfiiItc), Guatemala mo Sul.
po0or, Uiu Nelu-O rlconS, tdgli6 10
llbr Nbcno8; noh Wterifo tGgIid) mn
2 llbr Nnhn. mo 10 llbr Nlbeno.
TronS Fnciiic y o it.
SreituG - I llbr Ibeno8, iiir So.
polL &oren, China unO Ole EbiIippi.
ncn, pio Seattle,
Somitog - llbr Nbcno8, iiir
Nonoii, Sopon, &orco China uno 0ic
Ebilippincn, piu Gan 6~ran5i&co.
Sonntog - 7 llbr Nbcn0s, iiir
@uitrnlicn, 9telllceIonO, Ncu . Gale.
ooricn, Samoa mo Die 6iiisSnielL
uio Tuncoltpcr, =. s.
Boit fir @omnii, @uom mo Die
NDilippincm pia Son 6ran5i@co,
ihIicBt bier t0GIid his 5lm 81. Gan.
I ltbr Nbcn0S.
Qic Grams. Eociiic.Eoft miro tGg.
lid nod Dem Nb9on29boien bei0r0ert
unO Die 3cit OeS S6Iuiies lit orron
girt min RiidIidt oltf ocren umllntcr.
hrnA,nnn llnhnrLnnh- MnfHrNnra1nn
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81 rtt'. Mnriuh.Nlnenur

Nr. 723, 725,, 527 etc. @otiad.a penue.
bterte bftli6 bon Der 9prfsJio1o; boaftduoig
prd6tie ~oeioriri, icoe mooerne 9cauemIidteif,
Gr. lis, III, 1t9 etc, HorosF atnteut,S trusc
~,ipiitben 5uirn1ounts9loenue uIo SupeitesSt
Gin @eoiert bonn ,RatterionsBurf". 9ur6peg
ibbn %hetorirt; ieoe n%looerne 8eluelnlibieit.
5ipeiit0dige 0uufer. GbWnro Z. Stprd, az .Ert
nno Steie, uber gsr. SO, 0untber 8uiiSing,
Sarettcs uHo ct. Haui.Str. (5ebr9.10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24
SECOND CALL.

$4,000 zcnbuaro der ............... SO
$4,000 GonfoIitateo @nS Ger H........fO2
$50 llniteo 8ps 1umotnG Oscrip &c.. 74is
$500 Gitb 3Aer t9l5.............. 90
$1,000 llniteo Aaitunns Sim ......... 4GN
$4,000 lniteo SaituaBs lex .......... SO
$1,000 n e g u n q ler CGtiS) ........ G5al
$1,000 g g y y g Ter CGifs) ........ G5s;
500 " 6 g n R q lcr CGffs) ........ SO
$4,000 " 6 g Cont er............ ssH
30 Citizens Rational 0aui. ........ 80
. goribern Geutral ............. 81
10 9onfton Oil (einigc Inac) ...... ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24
Baltimore Wurftbcriftc.

l.-3uiubr 1905 TGiIcr, cin.
id)IicBIih 357 T0iicr 5l 2ocl,lt-Eoint
uno 1850 60iicr 5u Gouton; aiiitens
pcriouot 2GO T0iiCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24

I'M fruhtbaren 28ilntnetonsS iitrift beS Stuute5
lurbzGdroIina. Seoer 9eittttel 1T earaniiri.
Die ~9arolina lrtdtn9 9eoeiopment go" "
NIatte ais S6piuoel bIos9eiteuten Gnnos@ulIt'
paqnic in 9toros9arolinu. 9Idbere Ilsfnntt CT.
ibetlt 0ertI Sermnnn Saocubuup, SeHeralsNgelii.
UT. III, Huro.6 bnrlee.S trafe, Baltimore, Nib.
lsbenoS bon 3 bis rs ubr in gtr. 1898. gsoros
NroaopaD.D (Sept5,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24

400 9Iod 9eeifsgomburosS trubc. AiiuibeR2s
lucrtbes @iaentbum in 9uter1 Suitanoe. @runoI
@runoitild. IoreiItrc; Dor u. H." 9eutider
Gurreippnbeut. t2I-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24

@oSbaft. sd babe feii,
Slid, id) mub mir cine Srau nebman,
Die Slid bat" - ,9as miro Sbter
nidlt gelingenl"- v@ieio?" .Gie
Trau. Die Sic befonmt, bat Eehi"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24

4 I Il. 3llIllDr IUISl Vll'
lhcl; nlla Den @leuotoren 5uriitge5o.
gen 1928 guideI; Glepotorcn. 0pr,
rotb 17l,S07 Nllitel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24
@euti0c ShInBrote:

W q y. = 3llTllUT TIh,SUZ VII
id)cl; Tcrionot BON oen Glcpotorcll
1854 Hultel; GIepotoren Norratb
96OS0O Vlid,el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24
@cutiae ShIuRrote:
gerfdnic alrf Der bieiiacn giieften.
FIRST CALL.

$4,000 Senboaro der .............. 50
$1,000 9onioIioateo Gas ser ..........to7
$4,000 eonioItbateo Gas 412er.......... s7h
5000 Gitn Ser. 19iG Observation-Disclosures 51a
$4,000 llniieO 5ipS Ter Ceiutae laae),. co.. SO
$4,000 @eorsia Qnetfic I. ...........i OGEs
$1,000 gSefterr gioro Carolina Ger. .I02
ITO 9oufton Gil e.. ............... IA
80 Citizens Rational Nont ..,...,, 80 -
200 atlantic e g n n q der (GtfS).. G5Ia
20 Rational Union 9nut ......,...1t
10 W'drbInIo GlotiouoI Nuni ....,.. i5h
90 WinrSInno Rational Eaui ...... 10
. yiortbern Central .............. slH
80 NoriberIi Central .............. ~
~ Werfnnt5' GintiounI Vnnf. .....iG3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24
9tnr $500.

Scb5 3iumer mo lao. SeranSns i'm Si1'
terarMHbe.a &us unon eleiiriihes atdt. pouithn'
otees Htb5uesinnulsSp fteul, cemeltirte SDts,
aeller uro lrottuire, 60 SUB brctte Strnbeii,
init pitrift5irten Siegeln gepflaitert, llubc Dem
rBatterfou9Surf". Gotdls ~llnioften $500. aleiu.
@aarsgln5ablung. Spulbiu'S trahe, 5piideu ocr
9pmbaro. uuo Irntt Strnbc.
(Sant6, 1Dit) Sui. y. @6itr, 9aumeifter.
Su ocrtaufeu:
gabe Der StrabenbdbnIiCuie; 8 Gents Sd6rs
eclo
slder an Blue @als9toe., ndbe geInirs Jtoao.
90 slder nube S~arforoTono.
Mcrriicn & Wierritcu,
(Sunt0, 1Ilt) 100 Eft.9ertngtunsStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24
1891. gsiienss utaDHNsmfHf. 1891.
WurnlanS Gbattel 0paE Niloriatiun

"FVtN oRHWtt IHH, WtIWuItSfHPtEt.
Saluert.C3ebdnbe
gegeniibsr Dem 8eridtseebduoe.
Simmtr 900, POI nuo 233 q. etodtperf).
ehoot.9dt SaHette. uue et Vanl.etr.
ros etc obne entierrnna SstfeIbsu. 0siesii1s
Rnten. nsine Nuterei.
NIB. 9bone eonrilanb 1856. q. 4 Q. gbore
ct. TnuI 1864. (y.nbp ! S,I&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24

VdNe mrs NnSfano befurst G. HaIue, Es.
li3. o.. yaitimere.Str nahe 9aftumpsafs.aps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24

Aae, iurfdtf Geib aebrnadler, fpfenhen Bifr
poS.t INletbeH duf Sdldre. We3bei uno @ri:no.
s aSs,b ! Ssa oi TsrIrale1; Ss,,s s9an'ofiss
f20. Rprs.Raea.1traee. (27S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24
Nnftiuns Nnscigen.
I. =. GpbHrd, Auitipnator.

I. =. GpbHrd, A%uftiunaicr.
Ger nGdJite reanlGre Scrfanf
finoet iidtt
mn Samitag, ben %. Sannar,
10 ilbr 80 0nrmittaas.
Sas altc 5nuerlaiiiac YnftiOnS.
@eid)Gft,
81 Hurb.Gi6ertp-S Str.
Henuidrc 9erfaufetage:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24
0eIo ~ perIeibeu.
Mnleibcu aai R6bel nnb anbrre
Sidlerheiten

tar 8 9ro8eut. aennu mad Dem reueH 6efste.
SaHs p%rtpatirH. Jtdbtsr. Rr. 2t0, Gf.eeIIas.
ton. etrase. r.ganfcnt Building.
IN be. Office lplrs reutid ssiSroAtn.
0uHil6--)
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&eutigc S6lubrote:

M Ut TlITlINt TLUoO WllId)CT ,
aus ocu Gleuatorcn 6uriidaeSugen
6ii1 0u.ifel Glcuotorcu &orratb
lG6,GS6 9uideI.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-03-19
frauds and graft being wide
spread. Such and more is the
Pandora box of evils that the
people inherit from republican
rule.
PLUNDERING THE POOR.

1t would hardly sc m
probable that the poor people,
impoverished by republic a n
policies, would be able to re.
duce the amount of coal they
burn. 1t is reported, however,
that the soft coal trust is only
doing about half of it's usual
business, and the anthracite
trust is producing one. third
more than it can sell. Still the
coal trusts do not reduce the
price of coal or the railroads re-
duce their exorbitant rates fer
carrying it. Another instance
that the boasted republican
trust-busting is a failure.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-03-19
MURRAY Is APPOINTED.

Attorney General McCue ex.
poets to externinate the ill cit
liquor traffic in this state to a
finish and for that purpose has
appointed George Murray of
Sherbrooke as one of his assist
ant attorneys general. Murray
held the position of temperance
commissioner until the office
was abolished by the supreme
court, which held that the crea-
ton of the office of temperance
commissioner was unconstitu-
tional.
Murray was a demon for
blind piggers, and now that he
has agreed to accept the place
offered him by the attorney
general, he will have the op.
portunity to finish the work he
had just commenced when
compelled to step out of office.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-03-19
WE DARE NOT.

Some people seem to think
an editor can tell the truth in
his paper If he wants to. This
is mistake. He cannot do il
and continue in business. An
Indiana editor tried it and was
invited to leave town. Here
are some of his items:
John Bonin, the LATEST mer.
chant in town, made trip to
Bellville.
John Doyle, our groceryman,
lie doing a poor business. His
store is dirty and dusty and
noxsously odiferous. How can
he expect to do much.
REV. Styx preached last
Sunday on charity. The ser.
mon was punk.
"Dave Shunkey died at his
home at this place. The doc
tor gave it out as heart failure.
The fact 10 he was drunk and
whiskey killed him.
Married, Miss Sylvia Rhoad-
ad and James Canadian, last
Saturday, at the Baptist par
sonage. The bride is a very
ordi nary town girl who doesn't
know any more about cooking
than a rabbit and never helped
her mother more than three
days in. her life. She is not a
beauty by any means aud has
gait like a fat duck. The
groom is we'll known and up
to date loafer. He's been liv-
ing off the old folks all his life
and doesn't amount to shucks.
They will have a hard life. He
had to hike before he even had
a chance to say any thing
about the goldfish irostocy or
politicians.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-03-19

If nominated and elected he will
reside at the State Capitol dur.
ing the term of his office.
The chairman of the Demo
cratic County Committees are
each hereby notified and re-
quested to. call a meeting of his
committee and designate the
time and places for holding the
caucuses and county conven-
ton, to choose delegates to the
State Convention herein called.
In counties where com INIT
tees are not complete, or fully
organized, the Democrats are
requested and urged to meet,
organize and call the caucuses
and convention in accordance e
herewith.
The State Committee will
pass upon the rights of those
entitled to participate in the
preliminary organization, and
will meet for that purpose at
two o'clock in the afternoon of
Tuesday the 24th day of March,
1908, A. D., in the city of Grand
Forks. The credentials of del.
egates and notices of contests
should be filed with the chair
man of this committee on or
before the hour designated for
such meeting. Notices of con-
tests must be accompanied by
a written statement of the
grounds for such contest,
which will be heard in the or
der of their filing with the
chairman.
All persons who are qualified
electors of this state, and who
believe in the cardinal princi-
pies of the Democratic party
are hereby cordially invited
and urged to participate in our
primaries, exercising all their
rights and privileges as citi-
zens in the interest of good
government.
By order of the Democratic
State Central Committee.
]. L. CAsHEL. Chair.
G. A. MCCANN, Sec.
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KERRY cow.

Bernard Daily, the famous
Irish comedian, will appear at
Wahpeton Opera House, Fri.
day evening March Goth, in
Joseph Murphy's great Irish
drama. "Kerry Cow" the beau
tiful Irish drama, which has
lived longer and delighted
more people than any other
Irish drama ever written. The
cast of characters comprises
some of the ablest exponents
of Irish drama and no expense
has been spared to make the
production memorable one.
Bernard Daily, who heads that
company, is a magnetic, hand
some and youthful comedian
who has already made his his
trionic mark in the companies
of many leading stars. He is
the possessor ola phenomenal
ly high and pure tenor voice
and rouses his auditors to en-
thusiasm when he sings the
many charming Irish ballads,
which occur frequen I'll y
throughout the play. Among
the ballads which he sings
may be mentioned Killarney"
"Believe Me if All Those En-
dearing Young Charms" "The
Last Rose of Summer"
"Honorah," and "Molly O."
Miss Clara Dalton, who has
been engaged to play Norah
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IMPORTANT POsT0FFICE
Law,

The U. S. Postoffice Depart
ment has made a ruling to take
effect April 1 next, now only a
month away, that no subscriber
TO a weekly news paper can re.
ceive it through the mails at
t h prevailing newspapers
postage rate if he is as much
as one year behind on his sub.
scription. That is in a nut
shell-soak it in.
This new ruling is "Order
No. 9O7." The new postoffice
department at Washington had
sent out copies of the "over"
all over the United States.
There are some good points
about the law, and some not 80
good. But whatever any one
may think about the law cuts
little ice lit is the LAW, with
the great big government
standing behind it to enforse
it.
Readers of the Times will see
the position in which this law
places US, and We feel that
every one of them who goes on
the "Live and let live" prin-
ciple and who now happens to
be behind on his subscription
conclude that he does not want
the government "after" him
directly and will avoid all
trouble by just simply settling
up during the month of March
which is, after all, very
easy way out of it.
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REPUBLICAN RULE,

Private confidence and credit
shattered; decreasing business;
empty freight cars and empty
pay envelopes: railroad EN-.
ployees and industrial workers
laid off by the hundred thous-
and; disaster made thoroughly
republican; the constitution
kicked one side like broken
teddy bear; the courts insulted;
capital prosecuted and fright
ened; suspicion and hatred
Gown sedulously among classes
whose prosperity or adversely
is inseparably mutual; half
veiled, sinister prophecies of
riot; the army demoralized by
favorltism, the navy embarked
upon mysterious and danger
Gus adventure; currency reform
unachieved, civil service re-
form made a by word. Trusts
have been fined but no trust
magnate, however guilty, is
yet in stripes. Hartman, that
malefactor of great wealth, is
at large and is said to be again
likely to be delegate to the
republican national conven-
ton. The trusts are still SELL
ing abroad cheaper than at
home and the margin is larger
than ever against the Ameri-
can people. Serious scandals
lin congress to say nothing of
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Total

1t was recommended that all
aspirants for state aud congress
sional nominations appear at
the city of Grand Forks during
said convention in order to fla.
cilitate the procuring of sign
ers on their petitions.
1t was requested, by resolu-
ton, that all aspirants for
nomination for state offices, ex-
cepting Judges of the Supreme
court, Lieutenant Governors
and Railroad Commissioners,
shall each make public de-
claration p]edging himself that
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DOUGLAS AND ROOSEVELT.

While President Roosevelt is
trying to find out about the
matter of wages and working
men it might be we'll for hin,
to take counsel of that wise and
patriotic Democrat Hon. Will
liam L. Douglas, who just be-
fore he was elected governor of
Massachusetts in 1904 said:
II believe the day is at hand
when the working men can no
longer he deluded by the cry of
protection. OF what possible
interest can it be to a working
man out of job and out of
money to tell him that the
country is growing greater,
grander and richer under the
Republican policy ofprotection?
What he wants is work, steady
work, with enough money in
his envelope on payday to SET
tie the necessary bills for the
support and education of his
family and at the same time
have something left to lay
away to provide against old
age and sickness. Look
around you and see what a
very small percentage of work.
ing people are enabled to do
more than plod along, with
little hope and no provision
for the future"
If President Roosevelt had
carried out the reforms that
Gov. Douglas stands for the
lot OF the workingman would
have been vastly improved.