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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-24
9lcidCr Stalicncr crmOrOct.

Ncm Dorf, %. 6cbrlar. -
@croIamo Gello, Elm itoIicniihcr
@ciu &mportcur, tonun8cbcnoca
O}it0lieO ser ituIicniihcn &onocI3-
tommcr unO elm bcfoutcr 6reimot.
rcr, miroc 5clltc nit acbrohcncm
Shd0el ulo an Ocn @irfum9en pom
@iit lci0cn0, i'm @urcoll iciuc5 O}o-
Qa}iHa am Ncitt @ron0ma0 Quiacime
cen mo mar bolO Onroli cine @cihc.
Coroner &amburgcr lit Ger Aniidt.
ooB GcQo BON bintcu Der nit ciuem
@ommcr ST @oOcn geihIogen muroc,
mo OoB ibH Ourouf Der oOcr sic
Wior0cr cincGuonti0t iliiili9cs@iit in
sic &ebIc ldiittctc, I'm ocn Gin0rlld
lrod) ST rr.icn OoB cr SclbitnorO be-
ging. Gclo mar uiclc Sabre lang
ais M~cinD0uOIer bier tbGtig mo ieiu
&crmoBcn miro olli 100000 &c
iddBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-24

rctt, 2(nGcitcQte ser &cgicrlmg OIL
ser Shlcuic 9tr. 3 i'm 0Iouongobclu
bci G~li5a5ctb, ga, murocn uoh0cm
iie in Sen Sins acioueu WnO Uon it,.
rem GolcAeu &. &. Stoncr nit flop.
per 9}otb 9crcttct morOeu morcL uou
cilcm 3ulc 8etroiicn ulo 3ctoOtct.
- Sin &crilrd uuroe in ser 6rei-
toIandht acmdht, bel Cttcruiuc, 20
N}cilcn Don ScO1lia, Mn, cnticrut.
ciucn FoiIa1icrjua Der oO}iiiourt.
&ociiic 4obn" sum Gutjlciitu jt
briuIcn; elm Troht}ua TOM obcr crit
Oco Mc1ce. lmo 0ic 3ugbcOicmm8
luurOC idrucr ucrlcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-24
Strans' l(aiOUner.

9oitom, W}alI., %. 6cbruar. -
5on6el9icfrctdr Oscar 2. Struu9
mor Qcitcrn 2l6enO Scr @oltptrcOucr
oui ciuem I'M o2lnericon Soltic" BON
ben biciigcu @cihGit9Iclitcn acicbe.
nen Tincr. lSamcS s. Storrom
iiibrtc Oc1 &oriie. Ger SefretGr
bate iid gum Gbenlo Oo5 y3uiom.
meupirfcn OcS @ciHGit5.O raoniiu.
tiorct nit Ocn &cgicrungS Ngcntu
rem fiir 60rocrlmg 0eS @onocl5 I'M
2on0c" QCwdbIt. Gle ropi0c }ll,a
brcitltna Oc9 6ritiidJcn NM ocS ocut.
idcn Manifestations in Der dull5Cn
@eIt, crfldrtc Ser Stroua, lei 5lm
grobcu (Gcilc iolf'' biIIfrciGcn 3us
commentator 5l}uihrClbeH. ,Su Be
sra an Die AIolitlf res EraiiOcntcH,
logtc cr, GoB ME Dorbcr rCd)tlIhC5
TcHfcn mo &onOclu in corporotiun
mo poIitiidcn NngclcgcuGciicn 10
0rinQcno not6mcnoig mar. ruie cbcu
icBt. TtC Modt oCS ogroBen Stodc9"
lei notbmcnoig, neil qrobe OtiB
braltd)e corrigirt mctOcn miiiien mo
groBen @CieBe5iibcrtretern Ginbolt
geboten Deroen miiiie. 8ir ioaten
oonfbor Ooiiir iein, ouB i'm o@ciBen
&ouic" Elm Woun lid beiinOet. Der
cine9 @Gihidt9iori6er9 aenutniiie
Der gergongcnbeit nit Dem Did Ell.
ne9 Stuotsmanne5 in Ole 3ufunIt
perbinOet un0 Der Den moroliiteu
Wfutb zines 2incoln beiiBt, nm iiir
0o3 Hed)t ein5utrrtcn mo Den bered
tigtcn 9ci6mer0eu ser MaIien Nb.
billie 81 i6oifen. @Gbreno oc5 8or
mittag5 bciudtc Serr Stralr3 ojc.
9ougriinOe iiir Die neue Ginmnnor
rrn9sitotion bier, iiir melhc $250,0OO
bepilligt iDor0en iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-24
0rufartioc Gnhuldlmg.

Gong @codl, otc mcroenoe 9ultpt-
@uoc &oloNic oC3 otlontiidcn
C5con2.
Ncm.0ort %. Gcbruur.-ginc
IicicuouiQobc bat iih Oo9 SpuOitot
g%eitclt, wc,d1c3 por ctpoa iibcr cincm
Sabre Ooron dcQuuQca it, aus sen
Sonomilitcu Don 2ong @cob cinCn
Nootort critcbCu 81 IoiicL Der an
@lau5 uO S60u6cit nit Atluntic-
Sin wcttciicrn iou. Scuator &eU-
nolo@, Scr t~rciOruoc @ciit Oe2 llutcr-
uc6mcn3, hot sic So6c Qlcih I'M
@roBcu a%10CfungCl, rn0 luubrcn0
uuf Dem porbunocncn @cbicte bercit9
Ole mo0crucu it0otiihcn &crbeIierma
gen ougcbraht WcrOcn iiu0 9%ticicu-
boQgcr an ser @rbcit. INN cincu QroB.
ortiQcn &unoI 81 itoiicn uuO nit
Dem 10 QcuOnmulCu SouOc Die 9}tc-
OcrlunQcn Giutcr ocu Gijncn oui Die
,o, 30.
8IClNe @ooE i''t oeil' Horl8eil SerFl'
forllillI ST. orLlld'l.
@'lpoItI8c Nln'oaIIeite, lucld)c llu
oGol S@ooBE Der Gree c~llirla8Sl' Ie
gen 3ell3NlB ooooh oo' III meId)enl
@toBlIGoe pi'F 0Hooilt plro, ollI ant
9'II)WIlllIIa0IeIl oo'r nut oo2 IeEf
l0oR Ill ocr |tcilc IlIlo GlioIIlof oet
S'folIoPfohjGilooE P'rooE non r'r
ou9 o%cl1G0'pcHc |llo oeIl octclt2 ICr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-24
paa GcIlamcnt zines 9ung9crrIIm.

Sin originates Seitamcnt binterz
IieB Dor einiger 3eit Elm alter, pobIs
babenber Sageitol3 in MoiIano - gu
@unIten nGmli6 Der aft Scribe, bic er
emit erbdlten bate.
Ser WprtIaut bieIe8 ionberbaren
IeBten Wiuen8 mar, Dje foIgt:
sd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ertIGre,
baB i'd mein gon3e8 @erm0gen, ba8
bepcaIi6e tpie bas unbeipe0Ii6e, ben
aft 0amen binterlaTe, benen i9 emit
SeirutbaantrGge gema6t babe, bic BON
ibnen prompt ab9eIehnt Durben.
,Q(ls i'd nm lire a6t oOer pieImebr
ie63eDn SGnoe anbieIt, 5eigte i'd, baB
ib elm 0ummtopf erIten Ranges mar.
S6 bate, na4bem i6 bic erite 3uriids
peiIung erfabren bate, ntht nod iies
ben an6ere 9erau8foroern biirfenl
,2lts SunggeieIe babe i'd ia, pie i9
ni6t leuQnen fam, oieIe tribe Nugenz
bIide tennen gelernt, Wtpmente, in
benen man BON Gbcfreuben trGumt.
@p6 am SirneI eines SunggeIe1en
T6eint Iebr baIb bic Sonne nieOer,
Icin Slid 1T bauerbaft. Qtue8 in alien
bate i9 alfo, pie ta 9eIteben muB,
eigentli4 Elm befonOere5 Slid, als i'd
bel ben a9t 9dmen Bed bate.
n9ant ibnen alien! Wt0gen ie 5um
2obn Der guten Oien5te, bic Ie mir
emit QeIei{tet, ii6 jet in Die 8eute
tbeiten, penn i4 niGt meBr fem
nerDe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-24
@crmiidtc t%clcgrGpbiidc 9rpcIdcn.

= Sri. Gmmd 6int bcging 9eltcrr
III Slotc0ole, unipeit aaentolpn go,
nobe Den 5riimmcrn ibrer Dor etuu
cincni Sabre obgebronnten @obnmQ
Gel6ltmor0, inoem lie ibre alei0er
nit EetroIeum trGnfte mo o%n5iinOcs
tc. sic mar idon LANCE forperlih
lei0eno.
). %. Draper u,o j. 9. Gar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-24
4lGBc BON SntcrCHc.

Glide Ger Scbcn3wiroi1Gciten
9oItimorc'& iiuO:
Gas @oibinaton Mouumcnt am
M}olmt &eruou- lm0 @dihiultol.
Fllrc unO in ocriclbcu Nobborihdit
Ole &obu Gngcr &omorO, Ole 9ioacr
q. EoucU-S Statue mio ouOcrc @crlc
Der @iI0bmterfuuit.
Io$ S6ladtcn . Wouuncnt am
W}ouumcnt Square 5>uiihcu Sem
Foitont uuO Dem lSliti5poIoit, crrid).
tct }llr GrinueruuQ M Oie ShludJt
pom ~. September 1914.
0a3 @atIon . Ntonumcut an
Ntoumt HoUuI 2lOculIe mo 2unoaIc'
StrobC, 3t G6reu bon SberitIiCute'
naut Ism. $. @ation crrihtct, ser in
1916 inn mcrifoniideu &ric2c IN Der
ShIaht bon NIontcrcp iicl.
Go3 nclle MorOIonOS |uitittt in
ser NG6e 0e8 entertainments.
Qo9 4oc.M onumcnt, BON @olti'
more 2cbrcr-& erein ouf Dem @irhboi
scr @eItminiter gre3bOtcrioucrtirde
an 6opcttc. >tnO @recncitroBe gu
G6rcn oe5 0idtcrS G09ar NIlcn Eoe
crriHtct.
0o3 3u G6rcu ser WorDIouo
I6cilnebmcr al ser 9icuolution bon
ser ,MorpIano @eieQihoit OerS6buc
ser omcrifoniidcn Icuolutiou" olli
ser Mollnt &opoI &loJo crridtcte De
OollttionS0entmal.
Dos Mc0ouoBb . Wommcnt oui
Ser @recnmomts Cemetery, gu @brcn
0cS @riinOer8 ser OtcG onogbsS duIe
iiir @aiienfnaben.
0oS Gonf0oelirtcn N}onmncnt oli
ser Wolmt GoDal @Ia5o.
0as Columbus 0cufmnI bel Der
Samuel &co0Os S6uIe an Rortb. mo
Surfor0. Iuente.
Gas @il0Cz0 cntmaI all 9ronOmaD
lutO 6uirmouut Nocmtc, 81 Gbren
oc8 @riinOcrS oc3 DOB 5caow5.Or'
ocnS.
Gos g9eQ8. un0 McGomuS. Genf.
nal an @op. ulo 2(i5qlitb . StroBe,
gum Nuoenfcn al 5wci @torpIano
SclOen aus 0cm aricge bon 1914.
Der 0ruios 9iQsGarf, 700 older
9roB.
Gurroa.Gar nit Sem nIteu Gar
roll Moniion.
Eottcriou.Eorf no nod Sic Shon.
sen ans Sem aric9e pom 1914 Dor
Dou0cn iino.
Ger Suiti5poIaIt an Golucrt.,
6uDcttc., St. Saul. unO &ertuIton'
StroBe. foitet $3,OO0.000.
0o5 goltamt. 5itIid bonn Suits
YoIolt, uuO oa3 9~iat5balla, oItIld pom
Foitamt.
Ia3 Baltimore Ohio @cbduOc
an Ser Roromeit.Gde pom Baltimore
un0 G6~nrIe8Itra6e.
Ia5 nclc @c6du0c ser Spor6onf
BON Baltimore an ser SijOoitG dc
bon Baltimore un0 G6nrIc5itroBe.
Gd3 nclc 3oQgebdlrOe an @aDa I
@ater, unO 2omboroitroBe.
0n5 nSobn5 6opfino' Soipitul"
an 9rooomdp, Mouuments, 28oIie
unO 3eiierionitraBe, oo5 arobortiglte
&oipitol in Sen Ser. Stoatcn.
Gic .Sobu5 6opfin5' llniueriitit"
on Ser Roro- Somar0itraBc, Ole bcOcu
tcu0Ite 2ebrnnItalt in oicicm Hanoc.
Gas geaboOp Snititut nit 9ibliO
ibef, 8unltqnIleric mo Wiuiit,Go
icrpotorium an Dtount @crnon- mo
@aibinaton Fldce.
Die Guod Eratt = 6rcibibliot0cf;
Oa8 Gentrol1eb0nOc itebt an ser Vtti-
BERN. mo Cathedral Strobc, uno
,3pcigacb1uoe lie1cn in aleu- StaOt-
tbcilen.
Ger &(db an Baltimore StroBe
unO SoptinS' ElNcc, no Oic GongreB
So0e ItanO, in meld)er @uibington
am 20. 0e3ennbcr 1916 iait uutotra'
tiid)c @cIpalt perIicbeu purOc.
r,die rRr's ausIauh beisrut q. Jlaiue, 9r.
413. Gn~.galtimurs.s ctr. maize 6niiSm 0pais'ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-24
gtnr $1,000.

eebs 9inuner uno gao, ScranOas i'm Sin,
terQrulloe, 8as uno cleilrifbrs Gi6t, ooIitans
biges gb5uasianalsS Oitem. cemeGttrte @pfe,
aeaer uno 1rotioire, go SuB brctte Strabeii,
nit nitrifi8irteu 3,ie9elu gepilditcrt. Habe hem
,9attertons Bart. IotaIsllnfoiten $500. 8Ieiue
Buars sln5ablune. Sunloiu.9 trnRe, 5pliden Der
gUntbaro. uuo &rnttStrnRe.
(SaH1G, 1Wtt) Suf. =. &bite, Balnletiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-24
Cine outc 0clcacubett.

g9enn oieien WI0nut nod 9eluutt. @ute 5drm
In GburIeSgGUuntp BON 1O1 4dern; pals init
t6tecil Tebenge6duoe. 5ruei C6iigdrten. 40 ader
g9ulo. 9reis $500, nItr $500 5Ir 9lH6u6lIillg
erforoerIid. Nie6 mo Ndcrscritbe t01nen
e~beuluIs iibernummen iperoen. tueniI gepilnf6t.
y. 9uecnbuup, iii, R..9bnrles,str, Baltimore.
Is. K Z. 3elGpbon - q. 9uuG 3t14.
(Sept5,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-24
Gallagher, Der Suumciitcr.
Salt! ScGcu Sic!
Gcien Sic Oieie 9lnnunce!
3m Uerfuufeu - pduier I'M GOO Slpd oer
9uro,gn5crues Strnbc.
Gbcu icrtiggeitelt.

Gbcn terttggcttclt,
Cine @tiegrauett i'm gnnjen Scoen.
Hics iiuo bic neueTten mo mnocrniten jiucis
ftodiaen Sdufer in GitfNnltimorc. Sabeu Sart'
bol{e5uBb1oen in Rurlpr, Speiie3tnmer mo
@orBaIe; i6oner Stnmingciinls aus peibem
SintuensDinrmor il 8urlor; prnbtooler
gi6eri6rauf nit Seiims mo Spteael int
SpeticStHmer: aiife clttb1lt Stsihrdnf ii1o
&orrntbstniriurr etnGS gIeies; @duler bnbtII
Combinations TnIaGru iiir eleftriihes 9i6t mn
@as: fernFt ~peieitcS SnniidrsB lumbiuq. be-
iiebeno ans ettnitirter QdOeIuanic. emniairtcr
9Safhtoilette, Gluiei nit HieortasbdrpeltoelI
1Nuiierbeh1lter, emnilirier NuSpuB mil Srodcns
Brett; iiucitbciliqer g3uf65uber i'm Neqer, nit
Nh5i9sfandIN nitluB, nudb nles SSniier onlt
nem Nica1B nufuebneuo. 8rlite6IHS S42.uo
bro s}dbr. Rreis nur $3.50,
Sernrr int GOO Blot Der Guro.@lOucrs strnfc.
Sben ferttaeeteIt. cine Ntibe BON mnoerlte!i
5ipeiit1digen 6duierH. feds Sumner lliIh Hdo.
G1S 9u0e3tnln1er cntbdlt ematlirie Pdoei0dnile
unb mooerHes i~aHitdres 9loict. Ib3unstdEdl
9(ufhGub. Greis $1,000. 8ruu63in5 $3.50 pro
Sabr, Gle Gage obieer 0dufer 1T bon mo
aCiuuo.
Rad5nfraasu i'm sareau, Or. 253T, Cit.
MDnumeHt.S traRe. as
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-24
&crlnn9t int g%agemeiucn.
rbcitS.Na6luciinnas.g Hreau.

Scntihcs Observation-Disclosures reau.
Inter Der 9lutiibt Oct .ScullbcH 9eiculbutt".
Slcicnigeu, ole oeuilbe Sdllouertcr, 9trbelicr
uno 6iCnll6oteu, 81 belbuttigeH mlinlbeH, moi
len iih periUHll6 uocr III Irunilrien gtlclel all
ben agenteu oal Seleqibuit, Sunnuu 7. DicAcr,
himmcr II, Hr. 215-2l1, GUurtlanO sStrafc,
mcnoen, mel9er unentScltli1 Iuslunft srtbeilell
lolrb. SprenituHoeu ben / bis b ubr.
CSau271O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-24

NaGe Der Observation-Disclosures; . Gents Sa6r'
geIo -
s 9Ider an Blue guls9toe.. r1be 8eIatrsJiouo.
% glder ndbe ShrforoEouo.
wlerriten d 1errifeH,
Caut0,1W 100 St.9eItngtDnsStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-24
gu O%CrfumiCm:


Sine SarAt bon 20 Nderu In NuUc %glruloels
GuuEtO; GigeHibiimer MIA HuO EeuilblaHO ius
ritdtebreU. Sarm tunerOulu liiul DtuHltett Use
geS ban Der neICTl baltimore mo I&aibtHgiolt
cleftriihet Hubu. Eielelbc fam as @aHje9
INIT uucu @ebauoeu, 6GrmHeratbeu uno uuelt
Veltdnoen ooer IN IbetlCu Aciuuit Deroel. 81
erfrugel bon d bis Z &urrt.. 7 bis 10 Nbclos
ODER Sonuiag Den GdH8cU LuQ BET y. Snrooer,
9r. 1924, MISUNDERSTANDING 600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-24
Stcacgciudc:


StclCgclunl:
Sin iidrfer iunger UtuuH bon - NdhU2H
fubt Steue AMI elHcr SurW. giub3ulrdgtH M
Wr. 1927, 6lemcnts$ trGRc. SOcnit. 4Ottt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-24

GA @ TT "a.
die 1Dib SOts, Die lf Inner GskauftEat
Untnr- III //EZ-0
sohrift (~~NZZI
Won
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-24

r'11r tara Ausfaub hei5rnt q. Jlaiue, 9r.
ALB, Et.gaftimures Str, uale 6nitum 0pnis'ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-24
1rancn nnS MIGOdjcn.

3erlauat:
Gin Muoheu obcr 5rau tur ouaemetile 9dus.
aructt mo Hodcu IN elmer itcIneu GutHgIle.
Nuh3uiraQen in Gr. 1888, Stucenssloenne.
lj5J
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-08-19
LOCAL SOCIETIES
SACAJAWEA CHAPTER No. 81.
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR

Meets every Ist and ,rd Saturday evening Of
each each monta. no. Mrs. a. r: Ritehic, W. NJ; G. w.
Lehman, Sec'y; a Davidson, Treas.
Visiting brothers and sisters cordially welcomed,
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-08-19

A week ago last Tuesday
morning fire was discovered by
the SAGE citizens in the Saco
Mercantile Company's building.
about3 o'clock in the morning
and after a very hard fight by
the citizens they succeeded in
extinguishing the flames, how.
ever, the fire succeeded in de-
stroying practically everything
on the ground floor of the build
ing. 1t is not decided whether
the company will restock the
store again.
Will Coburn and Louis Goslin.
miners and capitalists from Fort.
man, were in the city last Sun
day on their way to Helena. The
gentlemen were brought to the
city in Ben Phillips big red
steamer.
Ben Stevens, of Dodson was in
the city the latter part of last
week.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-08-19
HUMOR IN JOURNALISM.

Next to a million dollars a
hearty laugh is about as pleas
ant a thing as one can have,
Everybody really wants to laugh.
NO man and no newspaper can
be really great without a sense
OF humor. The Chicago Record.
Herald regards the promoting
OF smiles and laughter as a part
OF the legitimate mission of the
press. For years the "Alternat.
ing Currents" columns of s. p.
hiser in that paper has been a
daily source of delight to it's
readers. The cartoons of Ralnh
Wilder on the first page also are
designed to make people laugh
to make them think as
we'll. In fact. the Aumor of the
is always clean and
kindly as we'll as amusing and
entertaining. It affords a strik.
ing example of the right way. .to|
"tell the truth laughing" Il
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-08-19
1000 CORDS OF
ROCK WANTED

The Reclamation Service has
called tor sealed proposals
tor furnishing and delivering at
Dodson Damsite about 2OOO
cords OF rock to be used in the
construction Of the Dodson dam
BIDS will be opened at the Rec.
lamation Service in this citv
Saturday August 90. The fol-
lowing is a copy of the call:
Proposals are requested for
delivery of not less than 1000 nor
more than 1000 cords of rock at
Dodson Damsite. The exact
amount between these limits will
be fixed by Engineer during
progress of work. No rock to
be less that 6 in. in diameter.
and 50 per cent of rock must not
be less than 12 in. in diane.
ter. Rock to be piled at places
designated blythe engineer and
IN such shape that it can be cas-
lily and accurately measured.
Not less than 400 cords must be
delivered by September 30,
not less than 700 cords by Octo. |
Der 81, not less than 1000 cords
oy November 80 and balance if |
required by December 81.
Bidders may submit proposals
for less%amounts then above and |
same will be considered on their
merits. In accordance with re.
luirements of Law on govern
nent cash contracts a BOND will
'e required Of the successful
bidder in the sum of $500 for the
otal contract or a proportionate
for a partial bid.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-08-19
City Local Items

A democratic county conven-
tion will be held in Glasgow a
II o'clock p. m. on THURSDAY
September 3rd, for the purpose
of electing twelve delegates tt
attend the democratic state con
vention. Malta is entitled to s
delegates to the county conven
ton.
Famous humorists contribute
to the Sunday Magazine of the
Record-Herald, with the popu-
lar novelists and celebrated
writer's on timely questions.
Both text and illustrations are
OF the highest standard of per.
iodical literature-the new idea
in Sunday journalism perfected.
DR.. A. P. Rooney of Harlem,
who was in Malta few weeks
ago fitting glasses will again be
in town at the Great Northern
Hotel, Saturday, August 90.
Ii there are any whom he has
fitted who are not suited with
their glasses he will be pleased
to see them as his work is guar.
anteed to give entire satisfac.
tion.
Editor Jim Ferris of the Hins.
dale Homestead, which by the
way is one of the best edited
papers of Northern Montana,
was in the city the latter part of
asst week on business. Mr.. Fer.
us made a trip out to the camp
where the work is being pushed
~ the Water Users Association
md expressed himself as verv
veil pleased with tho outlook
c. F. Morris, the popular cash.
er OF the First State Bank of
iavre, was in the city the latter
'art OF last week looking after
ne interests of his bank here.
de also took a trip out to; the
works of the Water
)sers' on the canal, and like all
thers who have seen what is
'elng done, highly commended
he work and the spirit in which
is beng done.
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MOB RULES
in SPRINGFIELD
THE HOME TOWN OF ABE
LINCOLN DlSCRACED BY
A FRENZED:s D:szMQB

Springfield, the capital of IL
linois, quivered last Saturday
and Sunday under a great
reign of terror. For thirty.six
hours the pride of Illinois
cringed before a vicious mob,
and beneath the shadow of a
pile which the grateful nation
erected to the memory of Abra.
ham Lincoln. two negroes we're
lynched. This in no wise salts
fed the blood thirsty mob,
which over 1000 national guard
soldiers were unable to whip in
to submission and peace. With.
in a stones throw of the Lincoln
home where the martyred presi.
dent bade farewell to his fellow
citizens as he started for an ad.
ministration that marked new
epochs in the history of the
white people and their black
brethren. the homes Of 1000 ne
groes have been burned over
the heads OF their occupants
and set a number of them wan
1ering aimlessly at the mercy of
! wild and ferocious mob, which
started to avenge an atrocity on
white woman, committed with.
n the limits of Springfield by a
legro. AS far as can be ascer-
aimed the results of the mob's
work., the most horrible in the
history of the commonwealth is
hus SUNNI arized: Is dead, 1901
INJURED by rifle shot, four blocks
+ property almost in the heart
+ the city district laid waste by
re- property to the amount of
100000 destroyed and carried
If bv the mad and drunken
lob, $500 negroes rendered I
estitute and homeless. These
re- the concrete items which
re enumerated as the work of II
1e wild'eyed mob, leaderless, I
ut efficient in attaining it's oh. |
ct. f
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INSPECTING THE
DITCH WORK
PROMINENT VISITORS VISIT
MALTA AND THE WORKS
ON THE BIC CANAL

/ Within the past week mum
Der of prominent business men
OF the Milk River Valley from
the various towns, have made a
tour OF inspection of the work
that is being done by the Recla-
nation service on the Dodson.
Malta Glasgow project. Every
one who has seen the work that
has already been done is highly
encouraged, and expressed
themselves as we'll pleased with
the work of the Water Users
association and the Reclama
ton Service. There are seven
camps established along the
line of the first seven miles and
a total of 81 .2,horse teams at
work. The amount of work
that has already been done on
the canal is surprising to those
who have not kept a close tab
upon the movements of the con.
tractors. Strips OF several hun.
dred feet long and over one hun.
dred feet wide have been uncov-l
cred at every camp, and at some
the embankment is assuming
the actual size called for in the
specification. Yesterday the|
work was inspected by F. H.
Newell, the head of the Recla.
nation Service of the United
States, G. O. Sanford, of the Bu.
ford-Trenton project, H. A.
otorr, of the Missouri River
Pumping project and H. N. Saw.
age, in charge of all the irrisa.
lion projects of Montana. The
visit of these gentlemen means
to the people of the
'alley, especially since such ex.
'ellent showing has been made
~ the contractors and the peo.
'le at work on the canal. This
project is now sure thing and
'othlng will serve to hinder it's
lastly completion, and it is con-l
identity expected that water will
'e running in the canal by June
st.
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Bids. on South Side Canal and
Dodson DAM

BIDS are now requested for
the dixie of the Dodson dam con-
tanning about IS, 900 yards, and
also bids are requested on the
Dodson South Canal from Sta
tions 2 to 2 and from 8 to "A.
Payment will be made in Ger
tifieates. Plans and speci6ca.
tlons can be obtained at the of.
tlce OF the United States Recla.
nation Service, Malta. Monta-
ma. Prospective bidders should
examine for themselves the work
on the ground.
Cyrus G. Babb.
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PROGRESSIVELY
SATISFACTORY
ON THE MILK RIVER PROJECT
SEVEN OUTFITS ARE AT
WORK ON THE DITCH


ly at work on the construction
OF the first miles of the Dodsol
South Canal. Bids are now al.
so being asked for the dixie a
the damsite and also for excava
ton of the canal from stations
to Z and from stations 8 to "A
Up to the present time a propo
sal on these stretches has MOI
been placed. Payment on the
above work will be made in Ger
tificates. Advertisements are
now out and are to be opene
August % at i o'clock p. IN. for
the hauling of 1000 to 1000 cords
of rock, or "nigger heads" and
delivery at the Dodson dam.
Payment for this work will be in
cash. This rock is to be used
for the filling of the dam proper.
Authorization has just been
received by the Project Engi.
neer to push the construction of
the Dodson dam as rapidly as
possible. Orders are now being
placed for necessary equipment
in connection with same, as for
instance pile driver outfit, con.
of hosting engine, der
rick, etc.. concrete mixers, 1-2O
horse power boiler and engine,
s IN. centrifugal pump, hand
pump, etc. Advertisements
were sent out on the 18th of the
month for 100000 feet of Oregon
Pine timbers and 1,O25,OOO feet
'f other timbers used in con.
struction of the dam. This dam
S to be a crib structure, the
,rest Of which is 20 feet above
he bottom of the river. Above
he crest there will be 6 feet of |
critical hashboards technica lily
Inown as needles. These nee.
lies are so designed by means of
uitable apparatus that they
an be quickly raised in case of
.ood.
The Supervising Engineer of
he District has stated that he
esires as much competition as
ossible in the bids for the canal
obstruction. On account of
he good showing already made
n the first 2 miles it is proposed
request bids for another :
tretch, probably 9 ora miles (
length below the point of
ocks.
The following is a list of the
ages to be allowed for labor at y,
|e dam:
ommon Labor $500 per day
2.SO i" :"
lacksmiths $50 =" t,
2 Horse teams without driv. f
E, government feeding same IL
800 per month. v
2 Horse team with driver, 8
90 per day. O.
2 Horse team without driver. 10
90 per day. ir
A number of carpenters are
mediately wanted for work
the dam. "
Good finished White Oak a.
agon Tongues and Hickory ~ ~
|ggy Poles for sale at my shop T.. IL
the North Side. Black. IL IL
ith Shop of S. r. Crawford. ~
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x or -

Ivy Lodge No. a, meets every
!st and Sd Thursday night in Bank
Hall, Malta. Edw. White, C. NJ: G.
w. Clay, M. f. and X. of r. IS. All
members of the order cordially invited
to meetings.