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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-09
THE
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AND
Rocit1c 0eaG So.
llcocr 300 eaOrn In ben gereiuioten etaaten.

N1fe 5n q DIE. - 0as Sci.
denbe8ongntB Ser ont 4. Scbrltur i'm
Nltcr BON 50 Subren uerltorbenet
6rou Wargorct6e Wcpcr, geb. Sen.
fcl, ion0 geitcrnMtoraen Dom Grouer.
balie, Nr. 1885, Sefierion.S Ctr, aus
aui Sem FL. Grloier SrieObofe Itott.
Enter &oiepb @cbcr celebrirte in Der
ct. Widoels*&ir6e an Der gfe BON
Sombaro. lno MolfeitrnBe eiu Tc.
QUEEN fir oas Seelen6eil Der Ser.
lt%orbenen. Ils 0ubrtud)trGger Jun.
girteu Icd)5 6reunOe Der Samilie.
6rou Meper mltroc ais Sod)ter BON
Srn. Seinrid 9cnfel uno ieiner @ot.
Tin Moriomo am II. April 1888 III
9rcbTen, nabe @eiBa, Safien-@ei.
mar iicnad), gcboren uno fam NIT
ibrem is. &ebcnSiobre nah Ameritn.
SIR 8atte, SEER Sronf 6. Weper,
Itnr6 crit Dor Orei 5obren. 5rou
Wcper mar lett mebr ais 20 Sabren
Seierin oeS oGeltid)en @orreipon.
oenten". Sic bintcrIGBt Die ainOer;
6rlS. Worp uno Gli5abetb, ionic
Srn. Ioam Meper, uno 6 @nfel.
Gin groBcS &rnuergefolge &C.
leitetc geitern Sic iroiihe Siiue Der
am 5. 6ebruor I'M glitter BON 81 Sab
rem peritorbenen 6rou 0forie Bart.
ling pom Grauerbauie, Nr. 1920,
SIt- 9oltimoreltraBe aus naf ibrer
lebten Hubcltdtte altf oem rMfornt-
Carmel. 6rieoboie". Baitor u. j.
Ster9er BON ser 0reieini9teits.a Sir
die an ser Srinitp., na6e SigbItrobe,
a~nttirtc i'm S%rnuer9auIe IND an
@robc. NlS 9obrttdtr1ger erlpieIen
ser GubingeidieOeneu Die lebten Oh
rem sic Serren: 5. 0f. 0ietler, Com,
3ortb, @eorg q. 2nlnldnn, Gapitdn
Gbns. 9orfy, VI. 3, 0apiS uno Gopi'
tan @ilDelm Nortou. Cine 6iiae
if0ner 9%lumcnltiide bebedte ocn
Sorg. 6rou 9artIing wllroe am g..
MGr5 1850 nabc Shmeinfurt gebo'
rem ltno fam Dor 80 Snbren nod
9(merifn. Sbr @atte Sreoerid Bart
ling ging ibr ifon Dor 10 Sobren mi
Sooe poron. Sic binterl1Bt Ole fol'
aetoen ainoer aus erlter Che: Srn.
@iQium WnttbeS, GSrau $. 6. gurd),
Sri. emma ,Mottbes, 6rau s. Vt.
8orrin, ionic orei @nfel. Gin nober
8erruanotcr ser T%erItorbenen tit Der
6ildcommiiiGr Der Ser. Staaten, Sr.
G. @eitb.
CuS @etreioc Gomitc
Der Son0elSfom +, DeldeS
nae geruiungcn gcgen Die Gntldei'
ounoen Der @etreioeinipeftoren bo'
rem, 0ie @etreioeipeiher beiufen uno
nodiebcn mtB, Oh d1e Snipeftionen
nroentlih porgenontmen moroen limo,
beiufte geItern IN longen linnenen
StonbmanteIn rto grauen 5il5bilten
ben @etreiOeipeihcr 9tr. 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-09
CUR NcndltMna.

let rSeu,ife Correspondent" Hirumt an irbrr
Ssit Srridhte auf RbeT @srIubnnssu, SOdbSeitsH,
Gtbnrtstnae, grlbrue Hub fGberue eudlSetteu.
@eienihnfis'Abeu etc, nit ben Eameu bet
Hupteubeu, bic nber beutif srihrieben ieiu
Funtn. eHdl Standardization prroen germ
aHiaeHuninteu. Tie GiuienScr ibIhsr Neritte
mitieu uber ibreu 9Saueu u%utsrIhreibm unS
Dor alcm nlft U%rraeHcu, 10 BITE SctItdtttt
%iiuttfano etrube Huo Sa%psHnmues.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-09
Nns Wcttcr.

Sir WorpIon0 mo ben 9iitrift
Columbia bclltc fIur, morgcn 5lncG.
memo bclpolft rn0 m0rmer, n0roIifc
his norooitlidc @inoe.
@citeru mar bic nicorigitc Scmpcs
rotur is @roo um 9 llbr Tormittoq5
mo Die b0d)ite ~ 0roo INN 4 llbr
9fod)mittngs. rft.'.
TSn Den onocrCn 9unoeS 3 Wetter.
@eobohtlngs Stotioncn muroc.t
bic ioIgcnocn nicorigitcn Tcmpcros
turcn pcr3ci6ntt; gditport 0, Bort.
Ionn 0, Bolton 81 l2llbdHb 3, Stem.
Norf 10, 8bitHStIpGfa IS, Stlontit
Gitp is, @oibingtou Is, Horiolf %,
SottcroS 30, Charlotte "a, Wilmings
ton 30, GborIciton 36, Soponnob 3S,
Sodionpiac i6, Sllpiter 66, Sen @eit
&c, Ntlunto "A, montgomery 36,
Ncm . Orleans A. Yolcitine As, Sol
nciton 81. Corpus Gbriitic 6. Mcnt-
pbis Is, Cincinnati "a, Eittsbrra ~,
S5mcgo 4, Buffalo ,, Glcpclono 10,
Gctroit 4, glpcna 3, Green Ban
10, Chicago Is, 0uIutb 4, ct.
Eoul s, Ct. 2ouis 2S, aonioS Gitp
30, Onrobu 26, Sllron ~, @iSmord
10, Miaiiton 4, 8oprc g, @clcuo
26, SoIt 2ofc Gitp 30, GenOcr 26,
Nortb IIottc %, Googc GitD 2G.
Nmorillo 80, Sos NnQclcS IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-09

Ole 8ereintG ttcn Bcri d) &.
nerungS. Tcreinc bon Yolti.
more bieltcn geltcni Wbcn0 in ocn
H1umen 0cs 8ercinS Der auuiIcltc
unb 6ahrifontcn cine Sibung ob, in
ipcIfer Sr. ". W. Barter ocn 8oriis
fiibrtc. Die &ebrer . EcniionS . Bill
nurOe I'M YrinSip in0oiiirt. Die .llti.
litieS @ommiiiion . Jill" muroc bis
oui bic nofrite Sisung 5u~riidgelcgt.
ood ein 9eidllib 9einbt ooB Die itGb.
tilden Yiitglicoer Der Stoots. 8eicb,
aebung eriud)t meroen iouel, Dem
photographer fir BubIi5itGt in 0ieict
9ia 10 oroitiif oils moglib au ma.
den. Gie III Der StootS . 8eiebge.
bung eiigereid)te Bill iiber Die Nm.
robme Der Snitiutipe uno oeS Re.
~fercnoilnt wilroe perleien uno belt
Damn Sr. Sddion s. MaIiton aus
Woibirgton iiber oieie Gill ENC stn-
ipro6e. IN melber or boraitf binlpies.
bob Snitiatipe uno Heferenoum be.
rcits in Siio Dofota, Wontono, Of
laboma, Gelaipare unb Oregon @e'
iet iino unb iiber beren Aunabme in
M'iiiouri, Ohio unb Waine bel oet
ndditen @abl bonn 8olfe obge
itinmt iperoen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-09

u c in | gung Der Irot'
toirS. - Hihtcr Grammar bate
geItcrn 5 GcrIonen in icinem @erid)t
in Der mittlercn Eoli5ciitotion, Welte
perbaitet mor0en maren, neil lie ibrc
GrottoirS niht bon Sfnec ul0 Sis
gereiniat BADEN %Iollten. 9ielelben
parcn ,Sobu $. 2uomig, Rr. 1t9,
SiiosSre0criditr, W. 3. 8ouIo, Nr.
10, Sit.2eringtonItr., Senrp S.Sing,
Nr. t3, @eit-9tortb Ipe., Wiuium s..
Gclio, Nr. 1871, NorOs@oIieitr., $.
Mc2augbtin, Nr. 217, SIt.9ioOle.
Str. $50. 2lt0mig, 8ouIO uno Sing,
ole lire Srottoire gereinigt batten,
mrroen ouf ireien SUB aeiebt uno
Sr. Wtc2augblin nit Den Soften be.
trait. &err &elin perlnngte einen
&roSeB unO mur0e ipdter pom Holi'
5iIteu 6rend) megett unoroentliden
0ctragens, oaS ieineu @rltno in lels
ner Gerboftllng bate, nodmoIS Der.
baitet, bod perlangte er audi III Die
lem Sale, Dem @eridtSue iobren
iibcruieien ST meroen,
In0eb(i6cS pteIbolle IN
SigbIou0tomn. Inter Der
ACKNOWLEDGING, ongebIid ein @lilfS-
ipicl in ieiner @irtbihait gcbulbct SIT
babcn, mltroe 2ouiS Smitb BON Nr.
SIG, GoItcrn. Npenue, &igblonbtoDn,
gcItern ollrh Yoli5eiri6ter Ibompion
in ser Ganton.H oli5eiitotion Dem &c
rid)tspcriobren iibcrlpieien uno gegen
SteQltng pom $1,000 9iirgidoit altf
freien SUB 9eiebt. Holi5eidlef 8prlud)
BON 9oltimore-G ountp bate nelnt
jnn9e Scutc in Der Hoht bonn 6rcttog
oltf Somitog III genonnter Ntrtbs
idoit bci'm @liidsipiel ilbcrroiht uto
nad) Der onton-Eoli5eiItotion ilbcr.
fiibrt. Gie Serboiteten mllr0en ais
3elrgen infer ie 5000 9iirgidnft &c.
Itelt.
@aiienfinoer i'm 800.
Iic &inoer oes nNQgcmcinen 9elit-
ifen @oiienbauics" beiu6ten acItern
0admittog oen 300" ols @Gite ser
@eidGitsIeitung. Die ainoer bcians
oen lid, inter 6iibrung Oes Soltsoa-
ters &arl SHmieo. Sberlt i. 5.
@unop gob 5t gbrcn Scr @ailenfin-
ser bereit8 ons fir nGdIlte Mode be-
ltimmte neltc Erogramm, mcldes bon
sen Sinoern nit iidtbarer 8rcloe
nltfgenomnten muroe.
Ecrionalnoti5. Or. Wll=
liam j. 2odmooO, Der in Ieiner Wob.
nung, Nr. 8, Sit.GageritrnBe, an Der
1~ipbtberitis e%rfronft lit, befinoet ltd)
oltf Dem @ege Der g%eiierung.
Stablibienen be1tellt. -
Die ,Berniplnuntn.9obn bat Der
,Norplanb Stabl.G ompagnie" einen
Gontroft bon 1850 Sonnen Stobl-
i6ienen geeeben. Sm @ait5en muir.
ben Gontrafte Fir 5000 Sonnen
Sf1ienen pergeben, mopon Die lint.
teo StoteS Steel Corporation" 27.z
500, Die Cambria Steel 60" 1850
lino Die ~.2adaluanna Stabl-eo."
400 Sonnen erbielter,.
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Sunncnaufs nnS ltntCroana.

Sonncnouf0on9 7 llbr s Minutcn.
Somcmutcrgong 5 llbr 33 Wtin.
Nonhumtcrgon9 ~ llbr 81 Minutcn.
6littb II llhr 8 Wtiuutcu NuhtS.
6lttb y llbr 45 Wiu. Nohmittog5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-09
@0dlcntlidcr @cinnbbcitSbcridJt.

8eocutenoc 4bnabme Der 3o0eSi1Qe.
81 8cburten ongcmclOct,
nG6reno MIR 1875 Terionen itar,
ben. - Iie Grippe bcoclltcn0 i'm
a%6ncbmcn. - Grfranfungcn an
S6arladiieber.
Ser 9erift Oes @eiuno6eitsamtes
fir Ole am s. 6ebrlor enocnOe 8ode
3eiot 1875 Io0cSiGQe gCgcn 224 in Scr.
iclben @o6c Oc9 8orjobreS, 230 in
1906 mo 22t in 1905. Die iGbrlid)e
Ster6crote pro 1000 Der 9cpoIfcrun1
luur 1924; @ciBc 1913, 9tegcr 26.8G.
Gic bouptiG6lihen SoOcsuriohcn
morcn: 5npbu9 >, Sdorlodyiicbcr ,,
acudbuItcn I, Gipbtbcritis I, 9rGlune
f. Grippe s. SHmiroiud)t 81, &rcb8
s, S6logfIuB G., @er5trontbcitcn 13,
9ron6iti$ s, &ungcncnt6ilnorng 81
9riQbt'idlc NiGrcnfrnnfhCit 10, III.
terSidmQdc s, Gdpo6c nod Der 8e'
burt "A, Mongcl in Eflcge ,, llni0ac
5. Bon ocn GoOtcn woren t07 @ciBe
uno as NcgCr in Den Ser. Stoutcn
un0 80 @cibe I'M NltSlon0 gcboren;
6ci 3 Tootcn luor Scr @cburtsort M.
befonnt. 3cbu EoocSfGlIe crcignetcn
ii6 I'M .9oppicn.9ipl," 10 in @oipi.
tdleru uno II in on0ercn ESnItituten.
90 Goroncrs %nQltcite murbcn o6gc-
balten. 81 8c6ltrtcrL o%urltntcr 23G
meibe &inoer, mrrben on9cmcloct.
5olgcn0e onitcderoe &runtbeitcn &c
Iongten SIR 4umclonn9: Gipbtberiti8
IS, 9r1llne I, Granddaughter 81,
GppbuS 6, Moierrt l3, aeuhbultCn l..
@inopodcn If uno S6luinbiu6t -,
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Srbbel's einsiacs Mtelier.

0ir babcn MIR Elm Mtelier in yalti.
moro, nnb bas befinoct iid in Der
Gtaae at cbcncr Groe, Nr. 321, Noro.
Gar, na6c Siab-Str. ainocr'Ebo.
tOarapbien cine Spesialitat. = Seine
ggcnten nnb feline Sreppen ST iteisen.
!. Sebbel. 6. Grni, @eidaftsfibrer.
(315-)
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(33,6,40-1


0cbGu6c iir mc6ijini
d. 9ibliotGCf ou~gcfou :.
- Gtc mcoi5inii6c uto hirlrrgii6e
6ofultdt bon Otorulono, mcldc Dor
ciniacn Wfonotcn cine Gompognc sur
Nltibringllllg zines 6ono2 bon $10O,-
coo 5lucdS Grridtung Cinc3 nellelt
9ibliotbefs @cbGrt6CS bcQnnlL bat cin
@rlmoitiid an Der Siticitc Der Gotbc-
oral Strobc, iiiolid BON ser Ereltons
StroBc, ertuorbcn, mclhcS Iiiolid OIL
ooS oltc llniperiitdt8 8cbGltoc fir
&uobcn onGren5t, oo3 icbt Gigcntbum
ser Sto0t lit. QoS @rrmoitiif &c.
b6rtc Srn. elmer 3, @corO. SEM ErG.
iiocntcn ser r3ll0epcnOcnt Sec Co.;
Der &nufpreiS bctrGgt ctrpo $4,000.
glf bem Gigentbum rltbt Gin i0bt-
lid)cr @r1tnb5ins BON $t23.50, Ger
Son0 Deg @dit:G omitc'S bat icst BET
nahc cine S6bc Bon $1,000 CREDIT
Mic p~crIoitttt, h5irS bco6iidtigt. bcr.
iclbcn ditf $500. coo. .5u crb6bcrL un
iii Dem tttel,tn @ebGiioe niht mr. cine
9ibIiotbef, iorbcrn aud Gin oifcnt-
lld)eS @ciltnbbcits. SnItitltt cin5urid,
ten. Gie 2eGiSlotitr lit an0cgonaen
moroctt, 81 oieIcm 3tpef 100000 81
b~euiai9en; Scnotor 5. Charles Gin
tbiciim mo Sr. aQan 6. @irotpooO
lperben Die 9ia inn StuotSicnot, bc5p.
i'm llnterboliic cin6ringen. 9te 0ro-
glli1ten BON Baltimore mcr0cn 5000
5lt benz 6ono bciIteltern uno Elm Clint
mcr IN Dem proieftirten @cbdlt0c
offupiren. 9os @ou-Gt mitc bcitcbt
oiis ben folgcnben 9oftorcn: &. e
9rliib Sorliter, Sirnm @nooS, Sobn
91l6roh Senrp %. Surb, Wiuiom g.
Sbaper, Hobcrt ". Sobnion Scnrp
Barton SocobS, 0oruep Guiding, 8.
9. Sutton, Charles S'Ionopou, u.
9. Scrring Samuel Z. Gorle, s. q.
TrcIton, 8. 4. Barter, SboS. 9romn,
@iuiom $, 8elf uno Sorrp 6ricz
6entpalo.
Sntcreionte &ortroge.-
@ic pcrloutet, miro Grs@ouucrne,lr
Gopin @orfielo in ieiner Iniprohc
bel Dem am 2G, Sebruar I'M o9clue.
ocrc.Sotcl" itottfinocnocn 9nnfctt
beS ySereinS ser &ouileltte mo 50
brifolten Ser altitabt" intcrciiontC
Strciflid)tcr olti icine Gontroperic mil
@enerol Soicpb 9. Sctb mcriCn.
9cbtercr bot bcfonutlih bis ooto oltl
@oriielo'S Nuiiorbcrunacn fitr letnC
(Sctb'S) acknowledgements 9cpcilC
bei5ubringcn nidt rcogirt. @rz@ous
nerncllr @oriiclo bielt gcitcrn IN Der
meltlid)en boberen Todteridule ein,
Iniprode Dor benz 2ebrer.S erein 0el
Staot Baltimore, in Der CT Die Sch.
rersEeniions-9in beriibrte. Nm ndd),
item Sreitag miro oerielbe in oel
sSricnos S6ool" on Der HorfsNpe
nno 2oitrcns.S trabe, IN Der Gin 8or.
tragSfltrius a~bgeboltet miro, nit Ell
ner fnr5cn Meoe BEN 9unoeS. Serotol
Ga Solctte einfiibren, lpeldler iibel
.Hepraientntipe Negierung" iprebe,
miro.
d o b II
IT Die Gpnicrena, pelhe geItertt 5ipi
iden Senator q. g. @ormon Srn
9cnion unb @eneralonipolt SiooI
2obe Strolts iiber Die notblpenoiger
2onoitrnben . @eiese i%tottfinoen loa.
ie, lit allf nddite Wode perihober
morben. GA Sr. StrnllS ~geIdoftlid
nerbinoert mar.
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grieHaIten.

IS. 8. 8" - n Der .Spbns Sops
fins llniperIitdt" fonnen Sie lid ull-
entgcItlid) unteriuhen la'ien. Ter
einaona lit an Ser Wonuinentitrobe.
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@cnoclcr's Sutcl, 400 GaIucrt.,
Gfe Wnlbcrrp.S Ctr. Glesante Sdlaf'
sumner, mahigc Yrciic. Mfablseiten
81 ieSer Saaesscit. Megnlare Diners,
Teinite 8etraufe nnS Gigarren.
Gigentbiimer 8aItcr U. Wcnoclcr,
co.
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,,Sarmonic /. Gufc,"

Nr. Ala, @cit-5apettc. Strafe, 9arI
SdmiSt, Snbaber. @iirsbnrser SOf.
brGn iriid an 3apf. 9iners, Sonpcrs
a Ia carte. Seoen Samitas gbeno
Trci-gpnsed. Cgpril1.1O
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yWcrmnnin.G sGln6".
0rubcr MnSfCu6nll,

WOnta9, Den 10. Tcbrnar 1908,
in Der @crmnnia WiGnncrd)ur=Sallc
If lu%crtGuOllc Yrciic.
'(33,6,40-D
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p0entIdl. llnsar. Sicocrfrans."
-WasfrttIS ,u0

@untua, ben 40 Stbrnar,
6ran5 Saeub's Safe, 1923 @cuiunitr.
(iO hltyL!Ni.'.'
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yMO5art- WanncrdJor".
8rpfcr MaSfcn=

Sicnitag, Den If. Scbruar,
@crmanias Wauncrd)or.SaQc.
GQ40-2)
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Scntid)es SbcatCr.
9ircftiun Saniih d Ibbids,
Ebilaoclpbia.

cSie TlebcrmanS",
8rufc Spcrctte ppn Subann StranR
Srcitas, If. Scbrnar.
rSprie".
Silctc bel Mlbnnab's,
Ir. 100, Norb'Gbarlcs.S Ctr.
YrCiie SOC. biz $50.
(40)
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Scbermann geidaftig
in Den
q. &Y.2Qotn

Sein GnhlnIien. @cihldtte tets I'm Gilgous.
Cute @nnren 81 ~nieortDeu Rrcticn. VuIles
8cmtdt Hno Grtrns StampS Balten bic sane II
9nnge,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-30
An Almanac Church.

In the tower Of ST. BotoIpI's
church. Boston, England, are 365
steps, corresponding to the days
IN the year; the church has
twelve pillars, ffty-two win
.doWs and seven doors, represent
ing the months; weeks and days
in the week. In the west porch
are tWenty-four steps descending
to the library above) represent
ing the hours Of the day. Again,
on each side Of the choir are six
ty steps leading to the roof, de-
noting on the one side the min
utes and on the other the sec
onds Of the hour. Church
Work, Halifax, N. S.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-30
An Anarchistic Drama.

Frederick van Erden's drama,
9The Promised Land, which
had its first performance before
the Nederland Toneeivereei1ig-
ing at Amsterdam recently, has
been the theme Of cons iderablc
discussion. a Berlin paper in its
account Of the first performance
says: The central feature OF
the play is a communist com
munity. This and the contrast
shown between the Christian
and the anarchist view Of the
world and society cannot fail to
interest an audience"
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-30

The good book says, Give IL
every one that asketh thee = but
that doesn & mean to give a drunk
ard money to buy whiskey;it does
Int mean to give the baby a ham
,ner and looking glass because he
asks for it, and it doesn't mean
that we should give to professional
beggars who travel from town to
town. The Bible deosn Z always
mean what it says, but it always
means what it means.
South Dakota is said to be the
most prosperous state in the union
today. "A statement which is I'M
doubtedly true. The development
in this state has 50 far been large
[ " agricultural, manufacturing has
hardly begun within the boundar-
les Of the state. For the past ten
years our soil has prod abund-
antly prices have been exceedingly
high for every product Of the soil.
Lands have steadily increased in
value and the owners of them have
become ependently we'll off.
Every banker in the state has a
large number of farming deposit
tors, in fact farm deposits today
create the large share Of the mon
ey in South Dakota banks. Under
such conditions it is no wonder
that the story Of our prosperity has
gone abroad and those who once
scofed at South Dakota now lift
their voice in our praise.
Commenting on the criticisms of
the council at the meeting last
Monday night Of those who persist
in putting off till the last mo-
ment before sending in their bills
to the city, Clerk Schoenberger
states some people are also very
remiss about neglecting to get the
proper o KS on the bills. The
clerk says he has plenty Of bin
blanks to be used for the purpose
| Of making out bills payable by the
city, which he will be glad to sup
ply to those requiring same. He
says not to forget about that OK by
the party ordering the goods named
in the bill. The council is deter
mined to put its foot down on this
matter, and will in future refuse
to pay bills that are not in before
the specified time, "a hours before
the council meets, and that are not
iOK'd by the proper party. Parties
having bills against the city will
please bear this in mind. 1t isn't
the duty of the clerk to go racing
all over town getting OK's which
ought to be obtained by the party
presenting the bill.
Ell. Carnahan, Real Estate Elk.
change, Estelline, S D. I can sell
iyour property or find you a buyer,
18tf.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Fl !. r. w Schaller.
Mrs. Griffin and Mrs. Schalle1
ARE sisters. ERA 4.
r. st. Claire Snyder has been
appointed trustee for the creditors
IN the bankruptcy matter of ]. j.
Jacobson, who carried on confec-
tionery store on north Maple
street. III n
Don't grumble if your paper is
not always flush up to the high
standard Of your ideal. Charitably
remember that no editor is capable
of getting up quite as good a paper
as you could yourself.
Miss Lillian Slawson entertained
a number Of young lady friends
in compliment to Misses Nita,
Patience and Pearl Holden, who
will soon leave for the Pacific coast
where they will spend the winter.
Morris Gilruth, the six year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. "A. C. Gilruth,
underwent an operation for throat
trouble last Saturday. The boy
has been suffering from the troub-
lie for some time, and an operation
was considered necessary to give
relief.
Last Sunday occurred the death
of the 16 month old baby Of Mr..
and Mrs. B. H. Grenols. Spinal
meningitis is given as the cause Of
death. The funeral was held Mon
day afternoon from the home Of
the parents, Rev. DR.. Work Off
ciating. Interment was made in
Mt. Hope cemetery. Il
For Rent-A five room house in
good repair on north side. Spleen
did cellar, fine cistern with pump
in kitchen, lot all fenced with
tight wire fence. Will be vacant
on Nov. 10th. Rents for $40 pei
month. Inquire Of Murray Smell
at Stewart Il SHELLS dry goods
store. af 1920.
The Epworth League Of the
Methodist church has decided tt
build a church in the PHILIPPINES
| It's location has not yet been de-
termined. Materials and labor
are cheap there, and the cost o.
erecting the building is said to b.
not more than about $50.
The progress of cities is meas
ured by the public spirit of thei,
inhabitants. Men whose only in
terest is in the success of their in
dividual business may make none.
for themselves, but they canno
build successful cities any more
than a pile Of stones can furnish
sustenance for growing plants.
The whole bunch smokes tn
"Hunch." The best 8 cent cigar.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-30
Ll Z, 4 ITEMS

Hurrah for Hallowe en-!
Come boys and don t be slow, ss
Be sure to bring your sweethearts
and wives
And come and see the show.
Selling shadows will be next,
So don't forget your dough.
It's for the benefit of the school
And only quarter YOU know.
Geo. Hommel's, October 31st.
(1S-19)
Francis Rivers has accepted po-
sition2 as porter at the Lee Towne
barber shop.
Will Honeywell has gone to
Lennon where he will join his
family who are holding down a
claim. s3S...
Mrs. D. F. Jones left the first Of
the week for St. Paul where she
will visit for a few days with
friends.
The ducks are reported to be go
ing south in large numbers, tick
eted thru. They will no doubt be
followed by colder weather.
At the state ospteopathic conven-
ton recently held at Sioux Falls it
was decided to hold the next meet
ing in this city. The convention
(. will meet late next fall.
If our paper is meeting with
your approval as a newspaper tell
your neighbor who is not receiving
it. fit is not meeting your ap-
prevail tell us and wherein.
Potato growers are realizing a
good price for their product this
fall, and before spring opens up
popatoes will probably be selling
near the dollar mark.
The official ballots to be used at
the coming election will be larger
than usual. 1t will take sheet Of
paper blanket size to hold the
names on the various tickets.
E. l. Lampy and the staff at the
county auditor office are busily en-
gagged in preparing the official
ballots for use at the election next
Tuesday. Mrs. Ohtness is assist
ing,
1t is expected that the Grand
Hotel, which has been undergoing
many alterations and improvements
during the past few months, will
be complete and opened to the pub
lie on Nov LIST.
Mrs. Flora Griffin and son, War.
rem, are spending a short time in
the city visiting at the home Of
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-30
Al Curious Farrll. \

One of he most curious
FARMS in the country is CON
ducted by Miss Abby Lathrop
of Cranky, Mass. She has a lit
tie place up among the hills,
where she raises mice, Weasels,
.ferrets, rabbits. guinea pigs and
water rats. She has in her
charge all told, about +, 500 ami
mails, and her enterprise liassbeen
a success. She has a good mar
ket for rabbits and guinea pigs
at medical colleges. where they
are wanted for viyisection pur-
poses. In one week she sold as
many as 525 rats. h