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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-09
Sia Dt1t Taoer Det+

Scr at intFete bine Bpnner be
imaa @orser, be ubetpoelise Befpmrins
ger, be mango Man9lsr tit oasliae
Qip.
6uao Der sier eynotrpt paa big - bet
uere fts- ct forauoret Blit, en- anben
Eone, ct upenltst Orb, en- l1ret, ct
Saar, en- Tororin9, bu et tan impbes
tou,n,e, en- Sors, bu lite tan forteqe,
- inberut bet Bon % ieno bet alt op
til bin Sub.
Ran bu lite aabne bit 6iertefsrbolb
for Wenneifer. for 9erren tan bu 9isre
bet. Oeenneitet tan uere for tibet for
bine itore Mnlisaenoer. men Sub er itte
tor flor for Dine imaa.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-09

Statens Boarb al @iftatorer for Be.
ofentlige Mnifalter Staten bar tttifres
uet @uuernsr Iobnfou % anbefalet, at
ber oprettes gountp.Aipler ueo Siben
al be Nipler, Staten nu bar, ps at 9ta,
ten inbrsmmer County: Miplsrue SO pr.
l18e for buer patient, iom touu1er tit
at uere / ct iaabant @ountp>MfpI, taos
lebes iom Eilfelbet nu alereoe er Wtss
coniin. 5 ben Stat er ber 81 iaabaune
@ountps Saititutioner. @asen uit toms
me op tor ben nalte 2e9islatur.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-09
&tl SHeropler+

Vi bar last merfe til, bporleoes be
forifiellise norlfe Bpsoefolf os berss
y omerttani*e" Bern bar ianlet fig /
v@teuner" os Sag" bet ienere. @aas
banne Sammenfomlter tlener ubentpipl
Ill at uefte % beuare Minberne bes be
elbre os opelFe Snteres1e os NeIpett
for bet, iom er e9te Norif, Dos be pnere.
ga Neoifrtperen beraf er tpbt / en-
Minneiota>v 8pso", ber nj last merte
til oisie @teoner" os v3as" % unorer
paa, bpor pi bprer til. gnbelis er ri
fomuen til Ben TortooeIie, at pore Tolt
tom fra Dlferooleu. 9aauiot ri tien>
Der til, bar Der lite ueret noeet Steune
al Dlferopler. Nu, bporfor lite ftnbe
uo, ON ber er not af bisje Slass Norlfe
omfrin9 til at baue ct 5teune, og ON
ber Ct snteresie berfor? 81 peb, Der er
sanlfe mango Dlterbpler i Ottertail,
Yolt % paa andre Eratter. Binteren
ct MI Der, % ri bar Glib til at tanfe o9
banble, ON Der er Snteresie. gfaar iaa
mango at be anbre Bpsoefolt bar ,bapt.
@teune, buortor lite baue ct for Diter>
beler2 81 bare naDner Bet for ITO Jet
tie baa rolling, % flyer meb $. u.
Gois:
vOp, S itaute Dfterbpler,
9fam bet er, ON nogen noIer.
6srer 5, buor 9ornet lpber?
3srer S, bet mesti9t bpber2"
Sab noaen anbea, bpis Bus9e n1aaife
FOB imeqen Dlterbalens Tieloe, fortplge
oenne Eante, ON ben er uerb nosen uis
oere OpmQrtiombso. Wrbpoisf,
sc. 8. Wioen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-09

@n ltoeu 10 Nar samu1el pige 0lew
Oort bar reil1 frem o9 ttlbase ouer Mtz
laute:bauet a!ene ibpit. 6enbes glaun
er 2i0ian abortion. Eor tire Maanes
Der 1beu reilfe bun til srlano torat bes
iese fine @sffenoebprn, os tor nosle
Da9e itoen tom bun tilbaae. Qeupes
Mor, iom par i9ien Me1p Dort, baube
facet en- af Opuarterne omborb Sti>
bet, til at baue Die meo Barnet unber.
pets.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-09

En @trebber ueo gaun @bparb Ol.
ION bebe i Mrretbuiet ! @ranb forts
Nat til Wianbag. 6an bleo arrelteret
for Druttenfab Sbnoas, % bet lpnes.
iom ON ban fsr ben Etb par tommen
tilFabe peb ct Tale, faaat ban blpbebe
giennem Meien. Det fer ub, fom ON
ban er blepen tpalt al benne Blebnin9,
mems ban lop.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-09

Manoas benne l1se frp9tebe man for,
at Dampfibet 80. N. @lemion" ira
Dulutb er fo.ulpttet paa Subisen Sus
perior / ben Storm. tom raieoe / Be.
Qpupelien al fife use. Set baube ct
Manoifab paa "a Utanb. .os man bar
intet tpr1 fra BEN, i'osn Sttbet paslere,
De SluleDamn1ene ueo 500 for noset
opsr en- use iioen. Man bar lest. og
Ipusgt efter- -Sttbet eQer efter Urag, men
man baube lite faaet nogen Splpsnins
ON bet enbuu forr.se Dag.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-09
! .SsttIefreID.,. ].

(Eone: rgarn Selns ! Ell &rpbbe laa. o
Som l,naa % itore, Rpinoe. Manb,
yi benne Rpelb oil panore
til Betblebem, / Suba 2an5,
ion1 Splfenb' meb bueranbre!
Der ftal ii bolbe 2@resFeft
for ,Jorbens fore SuIesieifl
Saa f1epner pi meb Bpn c9 Sang
fiernt oper Bierg o9 Dale.
Ma. for en- berlts Ytl9rimsian9!
81 Yen Tan belt ben male!
S @tumrinssots og Stierneltin
! Seiu Bp ut iuinaer ine!
Gn eplben Stierne, blant % for.
mibt oper @taben bltnfe:!
Den 5enber ub fit @eluerfor
og n1ilbt til 6prber uiuter.
mems @nele fatger title neb,
tortpnber Soroen Trpo og Treo!
81 ftanIer ueo en- Spite Blot.
@n @talb er Gpritens Stue!
Sen ifraaler iom ct &onaeFot
at Rierltsbeoens Sue!
Oa slab % froi @iel % @inb
Wi lanelomt, itiue friber ino.
Ser fer ri Barnet - Trebens Dro
Com Qipet bar sic y i
buns yusseer er en- &rpbbe Blot
% So o9 Straa bans 2eie!!
6or bam uar intet anoet 2p,
fticnt bet par bslt bans esen Bp!
Ser Ter ut bam - Torioaeren,
iom 6relle uil os 6rinse;a
Der fer ri 2iuets Barnepen.
iaa tattts os laa ringe;;
Der lsr ri 9imlens Ron9sier,
Trebsfprl1en, uuoeroeilia, fisu!
81 tueler neo peo Rrgbbens &ant,
mso 6iertets cole BIpobe9:
Cat Tor bet 4tuslps, iom opranbt,
og Eat fer lalig Ruelosfreb!
Ser oS at bIiue Barn Iom bu,
for p. ira Stalben biem maa Inu!"
$ Syattieoom - o9 bog laa rig!
0or sSorb bar ei iet Utase.
ban gap fit alt for mtg % big,
ri 2iu os Sui fit image!
5an 9au for os fit bpre B!ob,
bar Straffeu, iom os iorefoc!
., Seiu>Barn, iao ipo oa fin,
lom uil Dor Spab borttage:
&a, fplo Dor @jel meo @tierns|fin
ttsie Winpeoase!
Saa Tan ri baue Ben o9 @ielt
o9 feire 9lao por Sulefeit!
- Sobun Selues.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-09

3oneres{en traahte tammen Manbag.
os 73 2opforras bIeu inbbraste auereoe
fprfe Oeg. @esi1onerne uar forte
Manoag til 9@re for afbpbe Senator
MQtion fra Soma, ber bpbtt Musuf.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-09

n minneapolis E,ibune" flyer, at s.
B. OlIon, Statens Stoleiuper.nten.
bent, maalfe pil bliue ubneunt til Della.
nus ueb Minneiotas Mserbruss. college.
en- @ren af l1niuerlttetet. efter g.. US.
@anbau, Der bar reitsueret.
9uu. Sobnien bar forftret Mr. DI.
Jon ou1. at ban osiaa freu,beles pil be-
boloe I'm Saain9 iom 5upertntenoeut.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-09

Nutber College, bebageIi9 ouerraifet uee
at mootase fra Son. 6. S. Brisbt en-
@aue 2aa 1926 iou1 8ioras ii! at uo>
npre @tolens Mserbrussafoelins. @a>
pen fom ubeu noseniombelif Mnmob=
ming, buil.et sior, at ben bliper iaa me-
get mere paafjennet, ioet ben pil,r @i
uerens ueulise Snteresie | Snilitutto>
mems Weltarb % /, at Asetbrugsuiben.
(faben fremmes. @aabanne @auer er
nebt til at 9iere meset soot.
- MrS. 8. y. Branoeubur9 ber /
Bpen bsbe fife Eorsbassatten efter Blot
tire Dages Speoou. Dsbsaarlaseu fob
/ Torbinbelie meb Barnetpbiel. Mrs.
8ranbonbur9 par fsbt | g4bite Bear,
en- Toritab til st. Paul, % bun par
en9ane xererinbe ber Bpen. Sun bar
urret gift Blot fire aar os par 81 Aar
9amu,eI. SUN efterlaoer fin Manb men
inte: Barn. Den afbpbe omtales tom
en- .,neget elituerbig Rptnbe. Ssrse.
aubstienete bIeu bolbt afbsbes 9iem
ber 7sreas Gfterui6oas, men Xtset bleu
tert til @bite Bear, os Yesrauelien
foreait Der Manbas.
- Sipen Btnteren Tom, er bet ble.
uet tnapt om 0ano / @luen baabe til at
briue xysuestet. Msuerne % andre Sn'
Ritutioner / Byen. Saolebes baubs
oaiaa l1seblaoet bet l1be'b fttte 0nseas
! @fteruiobaa, at DOR Waiftne itanoiibe,
fpr ri oar balpferbis meb Erptnin9en.
6elbi9uts bauoe ri facet not til ben
@el af l1baauen, iom git noroouer paa
@fteruibba9en, os fer Soften git ipo:
ouer eQer sftouer, fit uio9iaa trptt &e'
item, men bet tos bort etpar Elmer al
por Glib, o9 nj fit lite etspebere belle
l1esapen ben Dag. 0t baaber, ri bar
bebre 29tte benue uee.
- Ole 9aanion, Spn af Peber $.
Sortlpten / Conn Of Maitao, tom fife
Treoag tilba9e fra Morbs Datota. bpor
ban buube uuret Bejes pos I'm Ontel,
Ole s. Olion 9urosfelb. os tiqiae
boB Nils >. Ureuis Waoood o. en>
bel anbre. San flyer. at Suenormen
Der I Bsspnbel|eu af fife l1ae par ben
oerlte, iom Tolf ear feet beromtrins
gn FARMER / Nerbeben df Qurosftelb
mi1eoe ca. Is Stpeter &pes. iom bar
uoe ON Natten. Da man farbt benz,
par be ibieltrosne. st Ereu paa Nortbs
ern Paciic:Banen ao taft t en- Snes
oriue omtreut "a elmer meQem 6urbss
fislb o9 Wootri@.
- Ser par nar benot en- uIyt1e bos
0alpor &oppan9 / ben ipbpeitli9e Del
af Bpen fife 2proas. San fulbe eipre
Slo op fit Barmeapparat &ielbereta=
gen % uioRe lite, at Der par ltbt Slb
beriube fpr. Ser par la9t tnb en- bel
Del Npboer, iom lite brenbte. 6an
tentte ba at beloe iuo libt 2ampeolie
| men par laa ubelois at taa tat en- &e=
rol7netanbe. Tpl9en par, at &eroFnen
anteuotes % etsplooerebe, 1aa Tlams
men fob bsit tilueirs % fom ub ouer
bele bans enc 6aarb. Wen ban bapoe
Nanosneruerelle NOT til burtig at ititfe
ben ne6 / en- Mfeount % rebbeoe ben
iaaleoes fra at ta9e alt for me9en Sfa=
be, iflpnt ben enbnu blep 9anlfe flemt
t.lreot. Mr. Roppans toler, at Der
man9leoe opermaaoe Tibet /. at ban full
De baue taaet en- S|oebrano, bet funbe
baue last bans Jus Mife.
|
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-09

Wr. .. N. ytellon. Der bar 1freuet
vQ1ltorp Of the @caubtuauians In TIE
uniteb @tates" to Bino, bar nu ififtet
SiusRiaing, ioet ban al Scaubia Sins
assurances &ompasai @bicaso er bles
pen aniat lom Befprer tor Jtorb 0atos
ia, og ban bor MI @rano Sorts.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-09
Wan8el paa Matto elt8beo+
IOper1at peb $. g. N.)

F., "a. Z -s., e j
vRebattpren for "Western Chri-
stan Advocate" ifreu fplgenbe ans
saaenbe bette @mne | i1t 8Iab for en-
Eib noen:
Sort neunte ban, at &irten er tulb
AT Mfttpitet iom albris for; Prebitanter
beore uorulebe eno no9enl1nbe! &irte>
bpgninaerne toitbarere % mere inbbps
oenbe; SgnbossRol.rne bar uotiet utro.
list; Subs Orb prebites mere tntellt.
gent; ftore Brobkmer lig Dplpttelien
al Neserracen. @uan9eliiertn9en at be
inbpanbrebe MiQioner I be Rerre Bper,
FAINT ielue gerbens Grelle, optases meb
ftorilasent Moo os 9aab, % beltemoot'
&c 2ebere finbes oueraIt; fore Ronuer'
tioner mpoer, % planer laages for
enonu itsrre Rorstog. <yz.ro
rOs enbba, mibti al benne berlige
Wirt lom9eb, er Der lite noset, Der u,ans'
ler, Jon, nj aQe er os beuibite, = noset,
ri feler, ri bebsuer aueIamuen, men iom
ri npbes til at inorpmme ct en- mans.
lenbe Geenfab ben Glib. buori ri leuer.
% &ttteu ioas? 90 benne cling er.
lteetrem laat, xaanoelisbeb". gi mes
ner lite Sttnbeuisbeb eaer noseu paa'
tasen ialuell lesfulb Mine eu:r Waetbobe,
men Sieleus aste Telel|e % Etlbeieliq.
Deb. De ferlte trti1ne eieoe ben; Yaus
lus o9 Sobannes par siennemipreoe at
ben, os bog bprte be lite til ben aitetiife
@tole Muutetriitne uoen mtnoffe Tor.
btneelie meb bet uirtelise 2iu, = men
lepeoe ner Bergrius meo Menneifebe.
ben. Bore ferite Wetbooilftebre bapbe
ben. 0i tpler bet. ,,aar ut ipnger Wsss
leps Salmer. % naar ri laier Dauibs
@almer. Wen boerten Dapios cal
msr, ei btusr pore eeue uotrptter ben
raabeuoe relistple @temnin9 Dor Eio.
De taler faa at nge ct tremmeb- Tnnses
maal til os. 8i 9ientar @atninserne
men opfatter lite Weningen.
gi er pberlieqaasnbe prattilte / Dor
Tio ca er fommet lanai bort ira alt,
ON Tan taloss Ufpllit. So, Birfelis>
bshen orar ri bellere Iiot paa Smtle>
baanbet, naar ri MI o9 ba finoer enfelte
somle vbimmelf1noeoe" Tolf. 81 er
fuIot uo forretniuasme5itse / uor &es
liston iom / Oa91reuet. Sore pres
bifanter maa uGre "hustlers' Sore
@uostjenefer orones lis en- Sernbanes
Tartplau os er meset ofte Stuneer at
l1ro iltebetfor 6uiles % Nnoa9tsltuuber
Der maa uare noset ipeeielt paa pro'
srammet bele Eiben, % usens Betienot>
9ioreller trettsr os peb I'm Wieu9oe %
8iotisbeb. Sort &irtearbeioe er frem>
for ali vorsantleret" efter be meit np>
mooens @piemer, meb @mbeosmenb
% ct belt &orps af @etreterer. 49, 81
ertienbsr pisIelis, at bet maa pere iaaz
Ieoes; Spfem er .uunbparlist, men
o, for @uos beuigaano til at siemnems
lpre bet bele!"
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-09

Den norise Norbpoltarer &apt. Eos
alb Auunbio on bar beluttet at iette lib
paa en- ny yforbpolsreiie t 1910. 3au
pil reile meb vTram" og uere ubru!tet
for ipu Mar. =
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-09

@euere tom inb en- Bant \ Bort>1
Lamb, Oregon, Wfanbaqsaften. iuit iou
Baptens greitoent o9 bans Ssn itulbe
forlpbe Banten, oe tos omtrtag $l5.s
.oooIi Yense, mems Bhntfolteue par
.truebe paa 2ipet % maatte bolbe 6en,
.berne ipeiret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-09

81 bar MI faaet en- ny ubsape af
goanaeliIt guortmos Sansbog {, 5anss
lesereuM. Den iuosboloer Fere Gang.
numre eno baabe lite os 2oen no8aue
% toiter uu 40c.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-09

xbomas &. Balmer, RreRoent for
Minneiota Wfutual 2ife Sniurance Co.,
besit Seluu,oro fife Eorsoas. Beuess
9runben BERTH er lite betienbt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-09

&onsresmanD 9teenerion flyer, at
ban a9tet at sjsre alt. ban Tan, forat faa
iitanb en- 4ou ON poftiparebanter I ben
naite 2e9isla'ur.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-09
TpDiIer.,

5. g.. Bisrtlanb, 9ennins, 26oe
ytou., en- Datter.
u. g. 6ran,bers og huifru Gersus
Eaus, 3Ote Nou., en- Datter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-09

s. Eraasbabts Jouellins ManbeIise
Brponinger" e. ttl1alss Dos llseblaoet,
Dennes Bog e bleoen lrptt ini Opla9
eaer 20. 600 @tsemplarer ialt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-09
Gate @ountp / 5tateu Obio Remte ~
Satoonerne forleben, % 23 5aloouer
rnaatte rutte Gorretning.

Ser er aoo Brts paa 2@s i Tergus
Taus, men ben par enbnu beDre ct.
Baul fife uae. Den par 4Oc pr. Dutp.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-20
jACkSONBURG, IND.

Jacksonburg, Ind, Nov. 20.-Martin
Coffman and wife are spending few
days with their children at Williams
burg.
Mrs. J. J. McVean of Hart, Mich,
is spending few days with her niece
Mrs. Clifford Scates.
Robert Beeson and George Armtrout
went to Indianapolis with car load of
hogs.
Mrs. Henry Sumwalt is on the sick
list.
Several from this place are attend
ing William Cox's sale today.
Several cases of chickenpox are re-
ported here.
Gilbert Wright and sister Mrs. ]. j.
McVean went to New Castle today to
visit c.. S. and l. Sands.
Elva Sarver is entertaining rela.
tives from Ohio.
Miss Belle Lesson of Richmond was
calling on old friends recently.
Will Wright and wife and baby are
spending today with Mrs. Albert
Wickersham
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlie Brown spent a
few days with the latter's parents.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-20
NEW PARIS. OHIO.

New Paris, O., Nov. 20.-Mrs. Mary
Tarr is visiting at Levi Watts near
Campbellstown for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Mckee, Mrs. SUI
san Mckee and daughter, Roxie, spent
Wednesday in Dayton, the former re-
naming for few days to attend the
convention of the traction employee
at Lima. o.
Mrs. Ora Tillman spent Wednesday
at the home of her parents Mrs A. T,
Barber
Mr.. III. o. Penland has been granted
a patent on garment hanger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood E. Eliason of
Centerville. Ind, were the guests of
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Davis
and family Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Murray has returned
home from Dayton after visiting her
sister Mrs. Swisher.
DIR. H. H. Ravens and daughter
Dorothy of Tippecanoe City, ]. NJ.
Cox of Covington, S. A. Weller of
Greenville are spending several days
with C. H. Weller and family and
Miss Anna Weller.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Fl. Davis and fam
lily are entertaining her mother. Mrs.
j. G. Witches Of Pennvius. Ind. this
week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-20
HAGERS!0WM, IND.

Hagerstown, Ind, Nov. 2O.-Mrs.
Knode Porter has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Burke at New
Castle.
Mr.. and Mrs George Houser of Rich
mond, attended the funeral of Mrs.
Augusta Bousman here Wednesday.
Michael Hastings, aged II years, was
stricken with paralysis Wednesday,
Sut is reported better.
Mrs. Thos. McConnaughey returned
from Indianapolis Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Roller has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. John DuGranut
at Indianapolis.
M. T. Fox spent Thursday at the
indianapolis stock yards for the pur-
pose of purchasing cattle.
H. c. Knode of Indianapolis, spent
Wednesday here at his farms, north of
| town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Daugherty
of Economy, spent Tuesday with Alon-
20 Daugherty and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cordell were re-
cent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Cordell at Middleboro.
Mrs. VIM. Pitman is on the sick list.
James Knapp is now having an ad-
dition of one room built to the resi-
dence which he occupies on North
| Plum street.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Christian church are making arrange
ments to give a holiday bazaar and
market on Dec 10.
The Christian Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Frank Teeter on Tuesday
afternoon of next week.
Mrs Robert Smith is at the home of
her son, John Smith,, near Dalton,
whose infant daughter is very i'll.
Mrs. NJ. T. Fox entertained Wednes-
day Mrs. Margaret Mathers of Indian
apolis and Mrs. Rachel Petty.
Sheridan Campbell will open eli.
by VIM. Roller.
| Mrs. j. Nj. Hartley has returned
from weeks visit at Connersville.
Mrs. Frank Whitsell has purchased
| the boxing ball outfit of Chas. Sutton
and the business will be operated by
Mr. Whitsell
| The wedding of Mr.. Raymond Knapp
and Miss Edna Merrill. daughter OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. Merrill of Michigan
town, was celebrated Thursday even
/ ing at ) o'clock, at the home of the
i brides parents. The bride is well
known here. having spent last winter
with her uncle, Geo. Fulkerson The
groom is Hagerstown young man,
| being the son of Mr.. and Mrs c. T.
Knapp The couple will be at home
TO their many friends in their newly
| appointed home, after Dec list, at Ha-
gerstown.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-20
GERMANY NOT NEAR
REIGN OF PEOPLE
Conservatives Too Well In
trenched in Power for
Hope of Success.
MANY PARTY BELIEFS.
LEGISLATORS WHO STILL LOUD
LY DENoUNcE BUREAUCRACY
LIBERALS STAND.

Berlin, Nov. 2O.-Since the German
emperor gave his imperial pledge to
hold himself within close constitution
al bounds hereafter in matters con-
corning affairs of state, the situation
has cleared. But serious questionings
have arisen in political circles as to
the Significance of the emperor's ac-
ton with respect to the future rela-
tons between the reichstag and the
executive branch of the government.
While calm observers interpret the
emperor's surrender of what he had
considered his prerogative as register
ing remarkable victory for public
opinion they fully recognize the fact
that ii leaves Germany far removed
from popular government. The en-
peror, it is pointed out, yielded to the
most impressive demonstration of the
peoples will ever seen in Germany,
but such an occasion can arise only
when the minds of the whole people
are fired with unanimity upon sin
gle demand. as in this case.
Conservatives Block "CalI Down."
Yet even under these unusual cir
cumstances, the reichstag. when the
subject of the empe ror's intervention
in national affairs came up for de-
bate, was unable to- agree upon the
simple course of sending an address
to the emperor, setting forth the
views of the members, who were one
in their opposition TO his majesty's
course. No action could be taken be-
he
text that the reichstag did not possess
the right to address the crown, refus-
ed to cooperate.
The radicals and socialists, howev-
er. intend to attempt to pass a reso-
luton demanding an amendment to
the constitution making the ministers
responsible to the teichstag, but it is
already certain this resolution will be
rejected
The conservatives will present a
united front against all proposals of
this kind They have everything to
gain and nothing to lose in maintain
ing the present system, under which
they supply the ministers of the crown
by traditional right and fill all the
valuable diplomatic military and civil
positions in the gift of the govern
ment
The Clerical party, while containing
democratic elements, is too accustom-
ed to the tradition of authority acting
from above to permit it to accept a
political transformation not in har-
mony with that tradition.
The liberal party is, too, permeated
with conservative ideals to admit the
expectation that it's representatives
would agree to support an amendment
shifting ministerial responsibility
wholly to the reichstag
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-20
NEWS OF SURROUNDING TOWNS
CAMBRIDGE CITY. IND.

Cambridge City, Ind, Nov. 2O.-Mrs.
Clayton Wagner spent Thursday in
Richmond.
Calvin Boyd has moved from Cam
bridge City to Greensboro.
Miss Emily Cooper OF Louisville,
KY, has been the guest this week OF
Miss Ella Laigen at the home of Mrs.
w. A. Roth.
Miss Ethel Bertsch, Miss Pearl Boyd
and Mrs Abiram Boyd have returned
from Greenville, Ohio, where they
were members of house party at the
home of Mrs. Harry Miller, Jr.
Frank Scott is moving from the
Oakland farm to Cambridge City and
will occupy the house recently vacat-
ed by Calvin Boyd.
I Mrs. w. A. Roth attended the open
ing of the keramic league exhibit at
Richmond Wednesday.
Mrs Thomas Peet and her guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Ullrich, spent
Tuesday at New Castle, visiting the
various rose houses of that city.
P. H. Zerung is making a visit at
Yarlton, Ohio, the guest of his broth
er and other relatives.
Mrs. j. B. Allen is in indianapolis
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Pittman are at
Indianapolis for visit with friends.
Mrs NJ NJ Galloway is in Green
field, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Galloway.
VIM. Doney and family accompanied
by Mrs Sue Bousman, made an auto
mobile trip to Indianapolis Wednes-
day.
Mrs. p H. Zerung and Mrs. Israel
Morey attended the funeral of Thomas
Weed at Dublin, Thursday.
Mrs. Edna Snyder and daughter
Ruth of Mooreland, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Haines, North Front
street.
| Born, Wednesday, Nov. 18th, to Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Lively, a son. Name,
Wilton Joseph.
Rev. and Mrs Wines of the Indiana
conference, will hold service at the
Methodist church each afternoon and
evening this week.
| Tuesday was full day socially with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Wheeler. Mrs.
Wheeler entertained a company of la
dies during the day. In the evening
| another party of friends gave them a
pleasant surprise by calling with well
filled baskets, from which an elegant
! luncheon was spread. The evening
was spent in games and other social
diversions. Asgood time was enjoyed
by all.
Invitations for the wedding of DR..
Charles Kniese Of this city and Miss
Alice Beeson of Milton, have been re-
ceived by friends here. The marriage
will take place at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. oliver
Beeson, Thursday afternoon, Nov. 26
at 3 o'clock.