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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-11
SPIRITUALISM.

ALFRED H. TERRY WILL HOLD HIS LAST
sun evening meeting for the summer at 8
o'clock at 131 st. ne. Lecture followed by
messages Other mediums will assist.
MRS HENKUE HOLDS MEETINGS AT II 9TH
Sunday and Friday evenings at O'Clock.
Everybody gets reading. Advice daily;
spiritual healing.
meeting Mrs Floyds, 14th st. extended and
Park ave. Brightwood. ID. c., one block south
81 Brightwood Hotel, at pm. Sunday, July
II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-11

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. STH AND II
SITS. NV. Rev. Samuel H. Greene. DID. pas
tor.-9:3O am, Sunday school, P II. Bristow.
supt.; public worship. IL am. and pm;
Teachers Bible Club. Thursday. pm; church
prayer meeting, pm; Endeavor meetings.
Tuesday. pm, and Sunday, $3.50 and 6:4o
pm. All are cordially invited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-11

II. Weiss ct Tx. to
Thomas p Bones, lot IA, block 3; So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-11

Mt. HOREB BAPTIST CHURCH. 18TH ST. Be
tween Il and n.e.-11 am. Rev. ]. +. Clark
D. D., will preach. subject. why the Seventh
Day Had No Morning and Evening; pm.
rally continued
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09

So. Ger o@crmonio .Ghl6," mel.
tem Der Gnti6loicne o~ngeborte, mar
Nurh cine itottIiAe Delegation pet
DEM MISUNDERSTANDING pertreten.
NloiS 8oiier.
Gu9 &eihcnbcgdngniB BON 2r.
2lloia &oiier, Oe9 Goutors Der Gbe6
SboIom SDnogoQc, pelber im
Souutog aus Dem geben i6ieo, ion0
gcItcrn Nohmittog pom Gcmpel aus
oui Dem Obcb S6olom . 6rieoGbie
ltott, Gin ouBcrgcp0bnIi6 reih1al-
tige9 uuiifolji6eo &roqromm ge-
luuatc sur 0urhfii6ruug. Nub6iner
NSnE. HolenulI bielt oen Grartergotte3-
0ienit ob. Die iibriqcu Gin3elnbci.
ten DER @ccrOiglng nuroen bereit$
I'M &orou9 i'm n0eutiheu Gore
ip%onoeuten" bcrihtct.
COWARD j. &aduer.
Na6oem in Scr 3]lpciten STRIDE ser
epaug. @emeini6oit an Waoiion. H.,
Wtilton D.. 2luenllc Ourd &aitor Gbos.
@enIeler Elm feierIider Erouergottes
Dicuit 0cbolten mor0eu luor, iono &C.
itcrlt 9tohmittdg Die 8eeroigung oe3
am i. %unllur I'M Nlter pom Al Sdlf'
rem ocritorbeneu Srn. Gomar0 6ranf
&oducr pom Mr.. TAG, Noro . Batter.
ion . Nnrt . Npenue, aus auf Dem
ct. M}uttbdi .Srieoboie itntt. Sine
6iillc prGhtiger9lumenitiide l6miids
te ben Sorg. Die lebtc gbre olo
&obrtu6trdgcr cupicien Dem Ont.
l6loienen Ole @6, 6reo. Rutb, @ol-
ter 6riBcnpontcr, Sobu @erner, 5.
:, &rnu5 mo @lbcrt umo Yaul 81
idcr. Inter oen &eiotruqenoeu be
innocn ii6 WiitglicOer oe8 o3eto-Goni
claOe9 9tr. 6, 5. 3. s." Dem oer8er.
Itorbenc bel &cb5citeu ongebort bntte.
&r. Sudncr Ultroc um 6. San. 1861
in Houmotcu, GitprcuBen, geboreii
uto fam int Sabre 1886 nodD Nmeri-
ia. Gr mor bon 9eruf &ciielidmieo.
Die SinterbIicbcncn iino: Die @ittlue
@ilbc(nino, gcb. 6ribemuonfcr, nit
Der cr icit y Sobrcn nerbeirotbct
mar, 5lpci E6hter, 6rlS. NINA uno
0ricou 2odncr, eirt 8ruocr @r. &nrl
2odl1rr, 5tpei S6lpeitern, 6rou Gil
iobet6 @u6luoIo mo Sri. amaIie
&odncr in Baltimore, uno cine
SMiucItcr in 0elltidluno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09
ltnfnQs Gbrunif.
Sctuen &erIcbungen erie,

- y , ~ - - - ~
Gen.
Ger ST Sabre oltc g8iQiom 8. Sui
lcrton, mclder lnnQe Sabre bel ser
Tirmo Sobu &. 0urit & 50. ol5
oSbipping" sGlert ongeitclt mar uno
am NoptiuS Ilacc un0 @ermonsStr.
uru i. Sonuor bon einem StraBens
bubnWogGon 1etroficn muroe, lit ge-
tern I'M Stu0tsSoipitol geitorben.
Ser olte &err mortete oitf eiueu
StrnBcnbobnuog9on, dis cr Don Dem
llnioll credit iullr0c. Serr 6rIlertou
mobntc in Or. 1914, 2in0en.Apenuc
Ttn eiucm SnQucit in ser Indifferent
Yoli5ciitution mur0e ser llnidl ais
Gin unUcrmeiolihcr erfldrt.
Yfero 0ur6 StroBcnboGr.
woGNon 9et6otet.
Gin BON u. 5. 6oriptbe BON Sorri.
ionpiQe aclcnttc9 Bfero lullrOe geIteru
an ser &ibcrtps Hooo, ~gegeniiber bent
Gnoh Erotts 3tueig Ger grntt.6rcibi-
bIiotbef, bon cincm StraBenbabu'
moggon gctroiicn mo get0otet.
9ct elmer Gyplo'
lion D|erleBt.
Ger II Sabre olte 5reOerid g..
Sd)iloluGdtcr, pcld)er nit ieinen gls
tern an Der Slinaluii' mo 8ol6roof-
Iucnuc iuobnt, brndte am Wontag
81 ieinem &erbdngniB cine 9pnomita
YotrOnc init elmer cIcftrii6en 8otte.
RE in Gcrbinoung un0 erlitt babel
idlUcrc &erlebungcn an Der rcdltell
@iiitc. ,f.
SeineSono 5ermalmt.
WGbreno geitern George HotG4i
mann bon Nr. 1862, Mprtle. g(penne,
IN Scr Nrennerei ser Carroll
Springs Company" nit DEM Mab.
len bon @etreioe beifGitigt NOR, Der.
ling lid icine red)te @uno 5luiihen
5lpei &oljen lluo wllroe otf gr1Blihe
&eile peritiimmelt. Ser &crrrgliidte
lUltr0e noh 0cm .6rouflin Square,
Soipitol" ge6radt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09

lirlutg ser ont Sonutag c~rW0Dlten
ncucn @euuteu por8enommcn. Gen
Sorts iiibrte ser neue YrdiiOeut
Stto 9riiggcmanL m0brenO @crr
9cruborO Siuncmam an Steue OcS
ufranftcn Scfret1r@ Geo. 6immeI.
hc6er protofollirte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09

9nn0eSenator 8ilItam
i. " bpt frat geitern in Ser mitt.
leren Eolijeiltdtion ais 3euge eegPrt
Gle bier Neger Sames 9Ianfs, Senrp
Smith, Sobn Wlirrap uno Glenn
8ant9 altf. 2ebterc naren oes 9ieb.
itabls zines 9iinoels Sen. eines
SudeS SAFER mo zines Sulfens
Stroh ans oem equator Wbpte gebo-
renocn Fierocitol. Hr. 8, SIt.Gbdie.
StraBe angeiduIOigt. Toli5ilt Dor.
ieD bate sic pier Reger einige Rddtc
Eeobaftet, ais lie nit einem @dgen
Dor Dem StaQ onbielteu uno ser He.
ger 9lIbert Mu00en, Der aiitifer oeS
SenatorS @bpte, ibnen Strob, Seii
mo SAFER ami Sen @ugen laoen bali.
Nm Wontag Nbeno perbaftete err Die
ricr Giebe. Senator @bpte erfl1rte
had Dem @citdnoniB ieine8 8utidlers
Wa0oeu 0dB er BON elmer geridltli-
t1eu &%criolgung Der AngeIdluloigteu
obieben molle. On er BON ser Sdnlo
IeineS &utlders iiber6eiigt JET. er emit.
lIeB Johann Mabben ans Dem Gienls
rao iprah Eolt5iit Goriep ieiHen
lanf aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09

Sefret1r Soft eingcIa.
ben Der Serein Der aauileutc 1t.
1~obrifanten bat Den &rie9S Sefre.
tGr Soit 81 Dem idbrlid)cn Bartlett,
meldeS olt 30. Sonuor I'M Sotel
Mennert dbgebolten miro, eingelooen
ltno i'm criudt, cineaniprafe 81 bol-
ten. Gin ans Dem General CLOUD
&. Sodion mo Sefretar Sbomos q.
9ogas deficiencies Gomite oeS gen.
@creins reiite geitern nad) @albing,
ton ab. Die Serren Itatteten Dem
Stoats . @ntpolt 9onaparte einen
@eiitd ab ur,o erlieBcn Damn bic eir-
labung an Srn. Soft. gud Der eng.
hide nno broiilianiide 8eianote
puroen criidt, oil Dem ganfettI bell
81 nebnacll. fne!ai mr. RgaeHi asls
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09
IN ibr glmt riuacicbt,

Eotcr &obn Shnciocr initoairt bic
ucucrWGDltcn Ncomtcu ser ct.
(~$ofobua Nitter. - 9%teuiobr5-
llutcrDaluna Scr &nobeu Der ct.
Mihacla SNuIc elm QroBcr Gr
iolg.
IN Der ct. &ofobu2 Nuuc nobm
0citcru 9lbcno 4}otcr ,iobn Shuci0cr,
Scr Ncftor DER tutb. ct. &otobu9-
airhc Die &uitolirm0 Scr om 3.
Gc5cmbcr letter &obrc9 crmGbItcn
Wcomtcn oc3 ct. Sotobu9 Bitter
%crcju3 iijr ooS lnlicn0c &obr por.
9}od &ou5icbunQ oieica @Itte9 bielten
Notcr 5hreiorr ipie Der Brdiioent
Der Ct. Sutubu3 q Sitter Nnlpru6cM
in mcihcr Die Nc0ncr Die Wiitglicocr
0C2 &crein3 olliiorocrtClL in DER cirls
Nclhladencu Nubn meitcr ST geben
mo itcta ole b%crrlG)cn0c Ginigtcit
Nltcr Sen Wiit0lic0crn mo oa9 quite
e'!!pVy'''o'''cl lH'' oet "VI'''ute.l
o'''tru' III VlUu'l''', 1tV ''tllrt'oupt-
ten @eomtcn limo; ErdiiOcnt GomarO
! Noli (5ltm 10. WioU, 8ices4rdii0ent
81. @olomuu Scfretdr u. Sd)riiicr
(tum 9. MAD, Sdobn1cilGer &ohn
4Las NN
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Wv "'t9ttVo[t UT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
pyf ~ "''u'0Pt' SW1'V peto''l'ut
t,'VI. Hvlt't,a Hpy,'U W ot'o,ao
uo''' %'"''' guy GUY '''F~I~N''
tI,!'ptel''ob'' ." ""''i''" u't
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mugs "oVI1p' pct l'u) o~''bV'otoent
l'"l ""''' 'yI''p'" t''''tt4s,
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ncr. 9mprcncc allbn, Ironf Nud
bollS, @coro Solrr, S,o6n Sonca,
&pbn ,3eilcr, ,5obn @olobcd, 6rout
@oBmonn, Midoel Strifrot6 5obu
Nidcrt. Gp6n Strobcder, :. Shddn,
aco aino. gur6rcm Subn. IS. Smtcr,
g. - Nyf5A ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09
9Iu3 &crcinSfrciicn.

RtOUGQIltllt OCT yNQrll0Qlt INK
nio ,5h,tc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
NQem Nnid)clne nob 5l urtbciIcn
mcrocn Die 0lc3ldhrlacn &onIorsltn III
tcrboltltn0cIL %belonocr@ Nolpclt ol3
Die &roqranmlc IN 9ctrdht tomncu,
ocn poridbr!Qcn ltttt uod'tcbcn. Die
o@ornonic" bat 'tjr lire Gn0c Dicic3
N}0not@ ltottttnoenoc NbeltOrmterbul,
trntg 1cltcrn Abeno b%elonocr9 cnlltg
&orbcrelttnAcn GCtrotten, bet luc.dcr
ooS tomild) 6rdmntllh romontlltc
Slritlpicl oSllnIAlmoo uon Mol1cls
bilttel" olltgcft0rt merocu lou. Guls
looruH9cn pom "Stmobc Ncrelr'
mo pom D@cntcr %erein" lp>lr0Gn
on9ciommcn.
o@crmonto Gnortctts
9lnb."
IN lclucr GcNtrt0cl Sm0ltimoe
ilbte Der o@crnlo}llo GllnrtGtt Glltb"
'lciBl0 &ieocr filr 'el1c udd)lTc Nbcnos
l(l1tcrboltln0. &t Der @e'doTt@s
ljtltnN luuroen %orbcreltlin0en flIg
oCn ocnnlddlt ltottItnocnocn Mos
tcnboll 9ctrof'cll.
"Ntct0ers @cfon0ocrctn".
Ger "Wiet9er @eldn0pcrrin" hic(t
0c'tcrn III @oIfmoml'9 &oIlc, Mr.. 4O.
6orrc't-S troBc, icinc General = %er.
Iommlrtt0 ob, III mcIfer Die 'ol0cna
ben @ronIten cr1u0blt nIrocn; Frolt'
Dent Conrad gooenbGnocr, NlccsNrar
iiOcnt Gbriition @rieb. protofoIIircn
Der Setretor tSreo. 9toro2nholj, 81
mans Sctrctor Is. sect SdoBntctIter
MortIn SoluL NTlNrnt @llbcrt
&rlppCL %lce SIrI9cnt Gnlll Wtoo@.
crltcr V~lb!IotbFtor &obn Scrld, jlurI-
ter |IblIot1ctor Sobll N|oIlcr, eoIlct'
teilr Aobn eollI0lloiL Nlllanj'9on1itc
Sol'l" %o9ilcr eoljFoo @ooelloeIocr
&No @Hnr0 &'llA'lncUL "ltr'nlctto'''
eDrl)l'oll @fle0, N'''6ot ll'r oel
ruhooNpIl9lBel Sl'tN'ro'fFlh Ntfo'
g'oto'l'0ol5' 0~nllu'eoilll'c SOD Sllt'
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SSo0iet i'lo Vo'll, 0o'4t 0oDllc'l'
trH9'r 6riB S]oPL %Iartlll So'lll llno
Speoo' @'enetluIl''o, 9oreql'l'l'9@7
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%Vroo, @tr0rrlUlL'''o, Nop. SllllFrol0
u'Io eQt'''' ~ti'o. cue el1llool'l0
pe' VeIu''aoVFe'l'9 "Nro9lI''l ioilroP
ottHTttol'i'tttllt .,o. .a,r $50, .,,. ..
|u"'e" 9tolI9 SCREEN
e'lel NS'otl H'!o "te''oe nerrlu)le
0tI'etIl W oeIll NoHplQl'urllet oe9
gSuI'l'H 9tuII9 screen" gr. 20
@o1ooer''roBr, moNel0lt enc AllolI-
SnlohlllehilIalt DER oerotEnten Nr'
pellerlltllel l~IoitIdIlo, @Cl Dem Til'
lone mllroelt bollptlo1lld) ole yer
olclllle Der Nonlell U. Nellter, Glllla
S6lculle3, EotiIlc S@nlG I. Ncptul
mo y. w. MeDrcnbcrg ~Dcroor9ebo'
ben.
"@ermonto Gpnrlop."
Gas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nr. POP,
5. =, 81" belt 0elternm SoittS Mil
fel'6 @ouc, 9tr. lob, NOrO 6rc0crid.
StroBc, letne &obrc9bcr'mnllul9
nb, III meldlCr D0@ aus ocu ScrrcIl
6rnllt Seder, 9ll0o V'crtell5 ilnO
SSllbclm Glt9clbred)t beltebc1oc Nb-
rcdnltn9@sGomlte ocn @erId)t ilbcr
ole e%lnnnbntc1 nno gllS8obclt Dor
legte. Zen Wor'ib 1ilbrtc Nr0Iioent
Sotob GtrIh llno ola Frototolltllbrer
1lltl1lrte 3r. %ouI" Sam. Ter Nb.
rct)nllng8bcritt entbIeIt Die tolgcn.
Den FoItel1: &ollenbelton0 ON 1. So
llllor 1907 S28T911. Glmobnlcn:
General 6ono .S3oUU llnterltilt'
5ltlla5s6ono S9O0O.O8, ln3gclonmt
SlD.DUb.iD. WllSQQbcu: WClCrolfDU0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09

Gle 6mar5e San o.-@olt
oerrellr @uriiel0 %gcpdbrtc gcItcrn
Gin 5rpcitca 9utslieierungspopicr iiir
So6n SAlotto, alias ScorIctt0, olioS
ScaQoti ser on9eiduloigt iii, al Dem
.9pnamit .Nttcntat betbciliGt 81 lelrt,
0llrd mGl6cS 0a8 MohnbutS bon
Soiep6 81 @iorgio in @albroof tbeil-
mciie 5eritort mlr0e. @ouperncur
SarriS bon SGio Gotte 0ie Nlt$llefes
rultg bon ,Soiepb Sdlattd gelUdbrt,
uno illBte olti Oieien ioIidcn @ornu'
men Gauptiddlidl ooS Don Sdlotto'3
Nnluult IN Gieuelanp begonnene Sa'
beos Corpus eriubren. SIN geltrigelt
Nerb0r in Glcpcluno plroen 3eugens
ousiogelt pom Giidter 4bilipps III
Gleuelon0 oltrd) ipeld)c
Sd)lotto elm Nlibi %noduueilen Will.
ltl0 oarulli ou9 @obea5 Corpus Scr
iobrcn cingeiteQt. Qo3 &crb0r ilber
oa9 Nlibi fi10ct bciltc Itutt. Sdluns
tore Hltpo, I'M 0ellcn Hlt@lielcrnnB
ole Gctcftiu5 Nrmitrong mo Ntfin-
ion in Buffalo fdnnpfcu, bat cbcns
inlS cine @oben5 G%orpus-alogc be-
gonneu. Gr 6eGnuptet, al Gem Ger.
breden nnid)uIoi1 mo am 10. &C.
5enrber, Dem Gage 0es Gpuamit VT.
t~entntc3, in ieiner @obnung in Bio.
CARA Sails geluelen ST iein.
Yaiie STR Reiic ms NnslanS be-
iorgt e. Nainr, Wr. 413, Git.galti'
moreitrnfe, nnbe Chiffon .Sonit sipe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09

Iblebcn. - &r. Sobn E. 6.
@rouer idico geitcrn i'm Glter bon
46 %abren aus DEM &eben. Gr mar
ser @attc ser perItorbcnen Srnu Wtd-
ria 8rouer. Die 8ecroiGung iinoct
moraen 9tadnlittog : llbr bon bent
Srouerbaiie, Nr. 800, Siio.Gutom.
StroBe, ults ltott.
5rau Amelia S06h Qeb. &itid).
fe, Die @ittme bon Srn. @n. @obn,
itdrb Wontog. Gle @eerOigung lin.
oct morgcn No6nittog bon Der 8ob.
nltltg, Nr. %, @elair 2loentc, ans
Itott.
Sm Nlter bon 81 Snbren idieb
9eItern 6rou Gbeooore Tlatner i'm
o9eutiden @reiilenbeim" aus Dem
Seben. Die Seeroigung iinoet NOR.
gen Gormittag At0 llbr ouf Dem
Grnio Hioqc Cemetery itott.
SIM SobnS Sopfin5' Soipitol
peridieo geltern 8r, Chars. y. BE
der I'M Sitter bon AZ Sabren. Ger
NerItorbene mar Der Sobn bon 9rn.
@rnit 9efer rno Ser pcritorbcnen
Srai Wagonlene 9eder. Gr binter.
ldBt ieinc Satin Wottie 6. 9e6er.
Gie arrangements iiir Die 9eeroi-
gung iino nod nid)t getroiien nor.
cen.
5inan3icIIcS. = Die 0eutId).
Gmcrifoniide 6euer : Seriiderungs.
@eieQidaft BON Baltimore bot in
ibrer geitern obge6oltenen Sitl,n9
cine bnlbj1brlidc 9ipioenoc bon 3
Nro5ent erfl1rt, Die AM ODER nad)
ocin II. sssaritar sablbnr III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09

TGIe 5nr Meiic ms NmslanS be-
iorst &. Hainr, 0r. 413, Dit.yalti'
morclrafc, nabe Chiffon 8onit slpe.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-10-15
"SEND GOODS
IF TAFT WINS"
Business Orders Hinge upon
Taft's Election

Chicago, Oct. 12.-In the opinion
of Chicago merchants, manufacture
ers and bankers. business recupera.
ton in the United States depends
upon the election of William H. Taft
to the presidency.
1t was disclosed today, as an illus
tration of what the arguments OF
many of Chicago's leading citizens
are based upon, that contracts for
delivery of large orders of merchan.
disc or manufactured articles are
being made contingent upon the sue,
cess of the republican ticket Nov. 8.
Several commercial leaders stated
that they had such orders in their
possession, which were given with
the provision that they might be
Cancelled if Mr. Bryan should triumph
at the polls.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-10-15
DENIS. NO HOPE IN
STATE POLITICS

Aberdeen News.-"Democratic
campaign managers manifest more
than their usual activity in South
Dakota this fall, yet what they can
find in the situation to encourage
their efforts is not manifest to
others than themselves. There can
be no doubt that the state will give
Taft a handsome majority for the
presidency, and there seems to be
less than one chance in ten thousand
for the democrats to secure single
place on the state ticket.
IF they cherish the hope that
there will be a republican bolt from
any of the candidates duly nominat-
ed under the primary law, the hope
is groundless. The late insurgents,
who won the senatorship as we'll as
most of the places on the state tick
ct, can have no reason or excuse for
bolting. The late stalwarts, on the
other hand. are standpatters by ma
ture, not cutters, and will:vote the
ticket to man."
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BOARD PROCEEDINGS
Miller, S. d. Oct. 9th. 1908

Miller, >. ID. Oct 9th. 1908.
Meeting of Board of County Com
missioners of Hand Co., S. ID.
Board met in regular session, mem
bers present Bailey, McMurtry, Scott
and Andrews.
Board proceeded to establish election
precincts. On motion each township
and each ward in Miller City was de-
clared an election precinct and election
to be held in usual polling places
Board proceeded to select Judges in
various precincts as follows:
Bates
Jacob Fischer, James Mcmillan and
Oggee johnson
Rose Hill
w A Rowen, Alex Ross, and II w
Woodruff.
Hulburt-
AN Rowen, John Harty, and G A
Crossman.
Grand
Andrew Thompson, w A Boutwell,,
Frank Otto.
Gilbert
John Douglass, f w Carr, A r Han
mum.
Burdette--
Arthur Lawson, Ii w Bornhurst and
L + Mcdonald
Wheaton
&C Thomas, M + Joyce and Ii
SOuthworth.
Plato
Marshall Ford, VIM. Lingerman, and
Dan Keyner.
Spring Lake
Peter Geiver, AG Mohr and A M
Caulk.
Hiland-
w r Rhotan, A Wiser, and l. M Per-
ry.
Pearl
RE Carl, On Weeks and August
Peterson.
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LIVELY RACE
AMONG GIRLS
Leaders Keep Close as the
Votes Climb Upward
The Girls Who Try Easily Get
the Votes

Large numbers of votes are COM
ing in on the Press Diamond Ring
contest from new subscribers, from
renewals, from advertising and from
commercial printing. Many sub
scribers are paying ahead one to
three years to vote for their favorite
girls Business patrons are also TAX
ing an interest-in fact whirlwind
of votes during the past week has
made considerable change in nearly
all districts.
This month will produce a big bus
mess in all departments, and the
girls who try will get the votes. 1t
is possible for several girls to catch
up to the leaders, and it is fair for
the Press to state leaders often get
votes just because they are near the
lead from patrons who have no par
ticular favorites. Read the changes
Candidates and Their Votes
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North Hand S. s. Conven.
ton.

Praise Service, ct 1870 A. Nj
Model S. $. conducted by w. S. Do
ty. at 1l:00 D.. M.
Basket Dinner at 1900.
Song Service at 100 p. NJ.
Address of Welcome by G. Thomas
at 1:15
Response by President, X. Lynn, 1:25.
Relation of 5 S. To the Church, Rev.
Guy Squires, 1:45 p. NJ.
Benefits obtained from S S Conven-
ton, by NJ A Shuster, at 1:55.
Song, by Wheaton Sunday School.
Special Talk on Sunday Schools, by
Prof Herbert Whitten of Redfield, 2:30
Lessons to be learned from Saul and
David. by Rev Frank Decker, at 3:45.
Song, by Sunbeam Choir.
Elements of success in Sunday School
work. by Mrs. Williams, at $3.50 p m.
How to prepare Sunday School
Lesson, by Jessie Moncur, followed by
general discussion, at $3.50 p IN
Responsibility of S S Officers, by
Charles Lodgeman, at 3:45 p m
Opportunities CT S S Teachers, by
Miss Jennie Jones, at 3:55 p M
Daily Impressions made upon child's
mind, by Miss Minerva Teller, at 4;1O
Il IN
Report of Officers.
Closed by Song and Prayer, 4:30.
X Linn, President
Richard Jones, Vice President.
Lila Friemark Secretary.
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1.ne Tide OF prosperity.

The tide Of prosperity may ebb and
dow, but the great waves of industrial
wealth will continue to grow in vol
ume with ever-increasing comfort and
happiness to our contented people, who
will soon number 1OO,OO0,OOO. And be-
cause Of our intelligent and skillful
labor, made so because Of good wages
and good living, we shall make better
fabrics and build stronger structures
that in spite Of their higher cost in the
beginning will be cheaper in the end
and will be wanted by the people in
every corner of the earth. So that we
shall capture the markets Of the world
In greater volume without ever sacri-
Hcing our home market, the foundation
Of our national wealth and progress
Hon. James 3. Sherman.
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Egan DiSbarred

The state supreme court handed
dow its decision in the Egan dis
barment case Saturday. The court
found the charges brought by the
Sioux Falls lawyers in the O'Grady
case sustained by the evidence. and
decided that Attorney Egan should
not practise law in South Dakota.
Mr. Egan is the lawyer who won
such notoriety in the prosecution
of Mrs Kaufman, of Sioux Falls, a
year or so ago.
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COlonist Rates to Pacific Coast
Via Chicago & North Western Ry

Special low, one way, colonist
second-class rates to Pacific Coast
points daily during October. Tour
ist sleeping cars through to the
coast from Mankato, Alton, Sioux
City and other points. For partic-
ulars inquire of any ticket agent,
The North Western Line, or address
S. A. Hutchison, Manager Tourist
Dept. 212 Clark St., Chicago.
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GEN. LUKE WRIGHT
OUT FOR TAFT
Former Democrat Leaves Sink
ing Ship

Washington, Oct. 12.-General
Luke Wright, secretary of war and
life time democrat, is to take the
stump for Taft. He announced to-
day that he had accepted an invita-
tion to speak in behalf of Taft at
Richmond, Va, Oct. %. 1t is ex-
pected that later in the campaign he
will make several speeches in his
home state. Tennessee.
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RCAING
MATINEE
At New Fair Grounds Tuesday
October 20

An attractive card is being ar.
ranged for next Tuesdays racing
matinee at the fair grounds. Here
are the fast ones now entered:
Gilded Lady, Charles Mix, and
Bess.
Gilded Lady placed a new mark
of 2:14 on the state fair track at
Huron this year. Horsemen pre-
dict a new fast mark for the new
track at Tuesday, s meet.
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dressed to the governor. They were
printed in circular form, but no one
had the courage to sign them. How
ever, instead of embarrassing the
governor they just placed him on his
mettle, and his handling of several
of these questions disclosed the mas
terful debater. the quick witted law
yer, fitted for any fray.
The governor was greeted by
many old personal friends. and ex-
pressed pleasure in his occasional
visits to this county where he won
fame in 1886 successfully prosecut-
ing Hand county's first murder trial.
The governor says that Taft will
carry South Dakota by 10000.