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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-10-29
Be sure and vote for Drury.

Dc sure anu vote tOr DrurY,
Win or help your friend win that
piano at Simon's place.
If you want a new hobby suit of
clothes go to G. j. Kelly's.
ALERT & Winter have plenty of money
to loan on first and second mortgages.
Banker Prom and Hon. Gustav Brecke
were Milton visitors at the county seat
Monday.
G. j. Kelly has received a new line of
mems and boys clothing, including all
the latest novelties.
Albert Ritter was In town Monday
from his farm near Osnabrock Monday
transacting business.
d. ID. Stromgren is going out of the
general merchandise business at Nekoma
and is closing out his stock.
Kelly is selling shoes on his bargain
counter for sl,0O, that catalogue houses
make you think cheap at sl.4S.
ENoAe ueoudS Iue members or the
Langdon Womans Club meet with Mrs.
Chas. Hunter, and spend a social after
noon.
Optician A. o. Void is making pro-
fessional visits to Fairdale, and other
towns on the 500 line of railroad this
week.
Chas. G. Crawford was here from
Calvin, a couple of days this week look
ing after the interests of his candidacy
for the legislature.
Mrs. f. a. Boyer returned Saturday
from Cincinnati, Ohio, where she was
called several weeks ago by news of the
death of her mother.
A little daughter is the welcome
arrival at the home of Cashier and Mrs.
j. ID. Milne this week, the little stranger
making its first appearance on Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. John Hledik left Tuesday for
Roundup, Mont, where her husband
has opened up a barber shop since dis
posing of his business here some little
time ago.
f.. M. Geier a friend of Dan G. Dono-
van, from OItonville, Mimi, made the
acquaintance OF a large number of
Langdon people this week while here on
a business trip.
Chas- Chisholm. Robt. Meiklejohn and
Amos, Abbott, returned Friday from a
goose hunt of a week at Sweetwate1
Lake. Few if any geese are as yet re.
ported in that locality.
Mrs. d. A. Pennock went north Mon.
day to her home near Wales from Park
River where she has been during the
last illness of her aged father, whose
death occurred last week.
John Robertson and family have
moved from the Sherwin house in the
Dorval addition to the cottage residence
on north Third street until lately
occupied by the II. d. Parsons family.
Barber Ted johnson returned Monday
from Amery Wis, where he was called
by the illness of his father, who died a
short time after be reaching the family
home, the funeral occurring on the 18th
inst.
VIM. Wygal, whose farm is in the
southwestern part of the county near
Nekoma, was in town Saturday having
just returned from a trip to South Da-
kota, where he attended the drawing of
homesteads at the opening of the Rose
bud Indian Reservation.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-10-29

The Rev. d. Rufus w. Clark of Omaha,
Nebraska, will deliver a lecture entitled
"The New Era of the Pacific" in the
Church of Our Saviour, Langdon on
on Tuesday evening mex Nov. 3rd, at
eight o'clock. All are invited to hear
the gifted speaker. A collection will be
taken at the close for the support of
missions.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-10-29

For farm loans Mooney & Johnston's
is the only place.
Talk with L. b. Burke, agent of North.
western Mutual Life, of Milwaukee.
ALERT 6 Winter have plenty of none
to loan on first and second mortgages.
For the largest variety and the most
up to date line Of ladies dress goods 90
to Kelly's.
Household paints, varnishes, varnlsh
stains, Jap-a-lac and paint brushes at
Mercer & LAWNS.
G. j. Bone is engaged in boring a we'll
on the sub-experimental farm station
east of town this week.
M. R~abenovitz, who has again opened
up in the general mercantile business at
Wales, is a business visitor in sLangdon
today.
Thos. Brown and Harry O'Brien we'll
known eX-Langdon residents we're WISH
tors among old friends in the city over
Sunday.
Lyman G. Smith, manager of the Hun
ter & Stevenson farm machinery bust
ness at Osnabrock WAS a business visi-
tor here Monday.
David Ayotte, ST., arrived last week
his home at Libby Creek, Mont,
and is making a visit with his sons here,
whom he has not seen in a number of
years.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-26
The Victim of Drink

Drink first destroys ambition:
breaks up ties OF friendship; It kills
and buries love and eventually des-
troys the family life.
bring cunnlngly destroys the will
power, and while the drunkard wants
to do what you tell him, he wants a
thousand times more the drink that
he Graves. Medical treatment is nee
essary to destroy the craving, and this
Orrine will do.
II destroys the desire for liquor, so
that the drink will not be missed, also
cures the deranged digestion, weak
ened nerves and other Ill effects OF ex-
cessive drinking. restoring the patient
to perfect health.
The remedy is absolutely harmless,
Is thoroughly scientific and is so uni
formly successful that 1t IL sold with
q registered guarantee emitting you to
a refund of your money II Orrine fails
TO effect cure. Treatise on "How to
Cure Drunkenness free on request.
IN plain sealed wrapper. The Orrine
Co., Washington, ID. c.
Orrine Is in two forms. No. which
can be given secretly without the
patients knowledge; No. 2, In pill
form for those who wish to be cured
The price of either is 81, mailed on
receipt Of price in plain sealed pack.
age, and both are sold under the
guarantee.
orrlne is for sale by Honolulu Drug
Co., Ltd.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-26

while on the way TO the convention
The Representative nominee from
Hama, J. w. Kawaakoa, was then
called. He stated that his precinct,
Kaupo, instructed its delegates for
Haia, but when Omsted appeared at
Kaupo some time later there was a
sudden change of heart among the
delegates.
Chas. X. Makekau of Lahaina then
introduced resolution to name w.
p. Haia as Hama Supervisor. The
motion to adopt the resolution was
put and carried, and Haia declared
ratified, and feeling of satisfaction
appeared on the countenances of all.
w. +. Pogue was then ratified as
Supervisor for Makawao.
The report of the Committee on
Platform was then adopted.
The County Committee follows:
Lanai. Chas. Gay; Honolua, ID. Tay-
Tor; Lahaina, A. n. Hayselden; Wal
hee, ID. Kaiwa; Wailuku, Il. II. Hart !;
Puunene, II. p. Baldwin: Keanae,
Horace Kekumu; Nahiku, Sol. Kape-
pa; Hama, G.. o. Cooper; Kipahuiu,
Levi l.. Joseph; Kaupo, J. X. Homo
kaupu; Hamakuapoko, II. A. Bald
win; Kealahou tKula), Edgar Nor
ton: Makawao, A. F. Tavares; III.
hei, Mr.. Mcpherson; Ulupalakua, G..
IS. Goodness; Halawa, ]. Kamanao;
Pukoo, T. T. Meyer; kaunakakai. J.
n. Uahinui; Kalaupapa, J. d. Me-
Weigh; Olowalu. w. Henning.
At noon the convention adjourned
sine die.
The County Committee met and
elected the following Executive Com
mittee: Chairman. II. p. Baldwin;
secretary, Il. II. Hart; treasurer, II
A. Baldwin; Hama, l.. l.. Joseph; Ka-
laupapa, ]. ID. McVeigh; Lahaina, A.
n. Hayselden; Waihee, J. Kaiwa.
II. p. Baldwin invited members OF
delegation to visit Puunene and Paia
mills, an invitation which was gen
orally accepted. The delegates were
taken up in special trains and all re-
turned at 4 o'clock greatly pleased
at the treatment extended to them
by Hon. II. =. Baldwin. ,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-26
SECOND DAY

The convention met at a. m. Fri
day and the Hama muddle was taken
up. Each of the Hama delegates
gave their version of the story, while
one of the Kaupo delegates admitted
having been instructed for Haia, but
had change Of heart on the steamer
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-26
ATKINSON AND
WEAVER WILL TEACH

The Y. NJ. c. a. has secured two
strong men as teachers in the Asso-
citation Institute. A. l.. C. Atkin-
son will teach Commercial Law and
Judge p. l.. Weaver for Civil Gov
eminent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-16
GiCr Nri ii Scr bc0ebcn
SClbl il moro.

germ, l5. SUM. - @roBcS Nufs
lcben crrc0t Der SelbItmoro bon bier
Hriioern, Die innerbulb bon ud)t Sus
gcn ircublo9 aus bcnt Schcn Ihieocn.
Ger Mourcrnnciitcr Soll0cr III SpS
butte bier S0bnc inn 9Iltcr bon IL
bis 20 Sotrcn. Iic orci 0ltercn ma
rem Die Stilbc Der Nnnlilic. Tor ad)t
Su1en %Crb1nQtc iid) rlllt Der 0ltclte
Sobn an eincm Nnunlc I'M nobcl
Wal0c, oble BOB or iibcr oaS Wotio
lciner Shot irgcno mcld)c Iuf5eid)s
nungcl bintcrloilcn bGttc. 3lpci Ia.
&C lpGtcr ~ltiir5tc lid) Der 5lpcitultcltc
Sobn Dor ci1cn bcranbrolllcnocn
BUG un0 mirbc ollf Der Stcllc &c.
t0otct. @cnigc Gage lpotcr ItilrS.c
iid) Der brittle Sohn IN bic Nor unlo
ertront, che ibm nod Ncttrng &c
hrod)t mcrocn tonntc. %or9citcrn err
idob lid) MIN Scr 5W0liiGbrige &llotc
nit cllcnt Ncpolpcr mo mar loiort
trot, Is miro u%llNcnpmnlclL 0ab Die
bier @riloer bon SeIbltnoromonle
bcfoQcn mrrocll.
Sur Tetiruu0 Ser @unOcs.
morinc.
Muuiln, -. &lnni. - Tic &c9ic.
ring hot 100000 NclpS (ctlpo $50.
000) uerlpiQi0t, nm Die Siii5ierc mo
Mannlhaitcn Der gltlontiidcn 9un-
oesilotte bel ihrcnt fommenoen 9cill.
die in ocn Ebilippinen SIR beluirtben.
Otan alollbtc, baB bic Gorlogc allt
Sppolition ltoBcn miirbc, obcr bis ictt
mltroe fem Ginlunno erhobcn.
SintcrIGbt picr MiIlionen
2 d ulocn.
EroQ, 10. Siuni. - Iieitr Gage
lit olli icincm Shlniic in Neiloorf IN
9ohnlcn Der Moiorotsberr Serren-
hauSnlitallco @roi &nrl Nriebrid)
Sfonborn I'M IS. Hebclsiabre &C.
Itorbcn. @rai aorl Sricorid) Shon-
born Icbtc icit elmer Heibc pom Sah-
rem in lrngeorbnctcn iinon5iclcngScr-
l~oltnliien, 10 oob iiber lcin &crmp9en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-16
Gpm ,Trcnnb" Der Satin crmuroct

EittSburg 10, Sunni. - 6roil
Wotbiloc Slider, peldye nit ibrenl
&oitgGngcr 10. Hnnoo am Sanltu8
berbaitct muroc inter ocn Ner0ad)t,
ibren @attcn &. :. Slider crnoroet
st babcll, crfIGrtc lid belltc bcreit,
Mllca nllsjulu1elt, mas lie ilber Die
9rna0oic miiic. Sic 9citano Damn,
fab Hanoo an lctten Sanlult Nor
qct 81 ibr ms 3iuncr fam itllo ibr
mittbeiltc, err babe Slider ungebrnd)t,
abcr, luerll tic icntnlS i'm perrotbcu
iollte, CT lie glcihialls unbringell
miiroe. Geshalb babe lie nid)t &c.
nugt, bel mirflider 5botbeitono 10,
tort 5l %bcfennen. Sic iugte ierncr,
fbr Monn babe gciuuBt, buB lie nit
Hanoo uerfebrte, DAP lie otter nit
Hon0o Sbeater lnl0 nn0cre ltnterbol.
tirlgalofalc bellld)te iuto banit ein.
r~crltanOcn mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-16
Gmbaniidlc Gcuulntipn acplant.

Stoot Merifp, IS. Suni. -
Ter vMcrifaniihe SeralO" idreibt:
Nlta nlr5peiiclboiter Gltcle lit oic
Nad)rid)t bierber gelnngt, buB Die &c.
ldGit5 Sntcrciicn Grlbo's eincl
6ono ge5eidnct bo6en 5llr 6inon5i.
ring elmer HeppllltioL Die ms @erf
gcieBt merOcu ioQ, iobnlO bic Ser.
Staatcn i6r Teriprehen einloIer mo
ibre SpIbnten Don Der Snicl abbc.
rnicn." Enh Der Conformation oeS
,@crolb" ncroen sic Srnppen niht
lpeiter fomllcn ais bis Tampa mo
odnn mieocr 5uriid bcorocrt meroen.
Die Hiidfebr Der Srllppcn bebeiltc,
10 miro crfldrt, oa3 Soocsnrtbcil fiir
ooas ireie Cuba fir aae 3cit." I'm
GieIe Gerbdltniiic ein5lifGoeln, lei Der
gebcime Heeollttionsfono BON 9lus.
l1n0ern offer NatipnalitGtcn reif)lid)
ge5cid)net lporbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-16
tbr Gntcr luar crtrnnfcu.

Nem Dprf 10. Suni. - Gle
-~cliiQbriac MatbiIOc Slider BON 2ofe-
moo0, Ohio, bate an ocll Coroner
on9tcm-Dort.Gor gcihricbrn uno
I'm IlaflmIt iiber ibrcn Tnter i. Is.
Slider gcbctcn, mcld)cr Dor icfS No.
naten nod) NClu 2)orf rciitc uno lett.
Der pcrid)mlnocn mar. Scr Coroner
miro Dem tIcinen WGod)cn iebt nit,
tbeilcl1, 0aB ibr &ater I'M Golt.Hiucr
bel 9tcm-Dorf ertrnnf unb Dab er oltI
Dem HrmcniricobDi bceroigt lit. Die
ScidY iultrOc bci'm 9luiiinben ais oic
llcbcrrcIte bon i, s. Slider iOcntiii-
Sirt, Ncnn sic Nllgeb0rigen es min
ld)en, Ioa sic Seid)e alls1egroben ilno
nod Sdfcluooo, Ohio, bcioroert per.
zen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-16
Huilnfcjt in Manbcim.

Sancnltcr, Sd, 10. Suni. -
GnS Golcnic't, cine bolbfeuoalc Gere'
monte, bic oIliGbrlih SdnIcnOe bon
2ellten ans alien Sbeilen Ecnniplpa-
nicn's mad Manbeim 5iebt, mllroc &C.
tern b%eAangcn. Tas Set miro i'm
Ginflan9c nit oen 9eOingun0cn per.
n%nltultct, mcIdc Baron Senrp @il.
tium b. SticAlib, Der belttlde Girhuulls
ocrer ulo 9egriinoer Ser Stnot, ltell-
te, ais CT in t772 oos @runoItiit fir
Den 9au ser llltbetiifen 3ionsfirde
berga6. Gr beltimmte, bab ols 9c.
5abllung oIli0brli6 I'M Monat Sinli
an i'm oOcr ieil1e grbcn cine rotbc
Gpie 8eaebcn meroen milile. Die oiea'
iobrigc Gnnpiangerin mar Mtarp Sor.
ming BON Bridgeport, Conn.,, lueIde
onrd) Hep. u. Is. 9annen bon Wils
Transport, 90, pertreten mllroe, Der
aid Die Mcuorialprebigt belt. Sc.
oes MitgIico er8emeinOe legte bel M
Gerlaiicn Ser STRIDE cine rotbe Hoic
nnl gltar nicoer. lrno Die VIlln1en
mlrbcn ipGtcr llah Den pcridieoencn
SolpitGIern geianot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-16
NuS ser gnnbeSbauptltaot.
&obn y. Garrett sum 8eian6ti6aitS.
Scfretdr IN Hom erllarllt.
" aibin0ton, IS, Is. Sltlt

StIICltI III Jlull tllulllI.
y a + ii q tom, &c, 10. Su1i.
- Bonn Stdot3 = Gepnrtcmcnt pltr.
0cn bcutc nndiolncnoe &erIcbungCn
I'M 0iplomatilhen 0ienIt befnnnt &C.
mdd)t: Sohn ". Garrett bon Wurps
ldn0, bisber 5mciter SefretGr Ser
Gotid)ait in @crliu, 5llm eriten Scfrc-
tar Der @cionotifait in Hon; u. u.
@itt bon SuinoiS, Acgcnudrtig Sefrc-
TOR III Honl, mad Berlin, luto &oicpb
Is. Grelp bon M~oiIohuicttS, orittcr
Sctretdr in E%ctersburg, nod Berlin.
Nidt in ltn9noOe.
&nl @ciBcn 0olie mllroe gcItcrl
0ie Nnnobc, Scr id)mcoiihc @einnotc
Or. &ernlo1 De Sagercront ici bei'm
Er1li0cutcn GoolcUclt nid)t lGngcr
p%criona 9rntn, iiir unmnbr crflGrt.
Die Nngabc bate lid ouf Gin nblur-
Nca 8criiht Qcgriinoct. &n ser id)pc-
0ilden @clnn0tIhnit miro crfl0rt,
man Iebe Ser Niidtcbr ocS 0clon0tcn,
Scr iid olf Ncilid in Sd)meocn be-
iinoet, oli Ieincn Eoitcn IN @oibin9-
ton nit 3uperiidJt crtgc0rr.
@niicr 6eu m Giitrift
Golumbio a.
Had) cinem pcr6ifcntIid)tcn 9crid)t
pom Gr. u. .. Wilpin, bent Gbci 0c5
Bureaus iiir &icb5lldJt i'm lonolpirtb-
idnitIidcn Qcpartcment, idcincn oic
6Gllc Don @uiicrid]eu I'M 0iitrift So.
lltntbio lid i'll mcbrcrl. Scit Dem 1.
&anlar 5. :. iinO 13 Ecrioncn mo
% Sbicrc BON SO ongcblid tpllen
&rlt0cn gcblIien lpor0eu, mclfe Dem
Vllreut aus Dem 0iItrift mo leiucr
l(nt9ebulg cingeliefcrt moroen iino
un0 bel 0cnen cine mitrp'fopildc llll-
tcrlltdllllg uor0cnon1rtct mltr0c. >St
II bon oc1 63 IGllen fpnltc Bic @Sois
icridcu nit Sidcrbcit nudgcmicicn
mcr0elL, in icd)S 66lcn mor ouS Hc.
ltltat Der llltcriudung Gin negatives
lll0 1T 5cbn 6Gllen mnrtct man nod
oaa Mclltltnt elmer SInpiung bon SEA.
nind]en ab.
9 ud)en Sic rcpublifuni-
Nottonnls Contention.
Der iran5oiiidc @otihnitcr ,%Siliic.
ronO nebIt Hcmnblin iino bcutc nad5
Gbica1o ubgcrciit, Inn bel ser repllbli-
fanil6cn NationoI Convention n1'
lpcicrO ju icin. }m %. ,Suli mcr0cn
&r. u10 6rOu Suiicrano Don Nelp-
Oorf nnd europa rciicn moicIbIt lie
Nrci Mollate SIT ucrmciIcn geocntcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-16
S6alu nnO ieinc Guelph p%cri6bmt.

Nem Norf, 10. &luni. - Cue
Ipn GDdW bate cine 3lliommcnflnit
nit. ibrcnl @otten III GouAbfecpiic,
unb Nbpofot Innicl S'Gcinn ibr
Hed)tsoniualt, mad)t bcfannt, ooB 0nS
Eaor lid) nidt trenncn miro. Srob
Der &criud)e Der Wiutter Don Sbou
uuto onOcrcr Ecrlpan0tcn, Die cine
Srenu1ng Der ilttgen GbGlelltc at.
ltrebten, miro Guclpn SIT ibrcm @nt.
ten bnltcn; lie miro in Nem Dore
blcibct, I'M III Scr '9tGbc ibrcS Won.
nC3 Ill iCin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-16
Cir Sambnrgcr electromagnetic.
SiioiccG Expedition bon miiicni6uftl!.
der Stiitlug ull2acriiitct.

SNuItczOIpcullluU uull iulI VIlWuIIt!1
der Stiitlrn9 ollaGcriiitct,
Sam bur q, -. &lni. r. GiC pnrs
lGlliig olrf 5lpci Sabre bcrcdnctc So.
id)umGareiie in Die Siloicc, mcId)c uOlt
Der Nombllrgiid)cn M}iiicniho'tlIdcn
Stiitttg olt@gcriiitct miro, lit Elm I'm
tcrncbn1cn, mie Is biabcr in lold)em
ltnfun9c nod niht ollrdAciilDrt lpltrs
Of. 9tur iiir Dos Folur1Cbict lin0 ~
pc0itionett IN glcI d)groBcm WtoBltubc
lI1tCrnontmcn mor0ClL mo lpe}tcll
u0lfCrfltn0IiGc itllr bon Nmcritu ans,
lC0od nod contincntulcu @CbiCtcn
lll10 iiir ~tilricrc 3cit. 0ua Sunlburs
ger ltntrncbnlcn itcnt lid ais cine
Ncrlpirflidung Der &0ce oar, Die Der
0ircttor Oca Nnmblrgiid)cn Wt1ls
lclun9 fiir GoltCrtlnoc Erofciior Or.
EbilCntua Dem Gurutorillm Der ISL
iUnldnftlid)cn StiitrnA i'm 0c5cnlbNr
1907 untcrbrcitetc. Gr lullr0e audi
nit Scr Nu9iiibrun0 bctrnlt. Sic
W}it0lichcr Der Grpc0itior rcilCn bon
&omburg nod) Nolgtong mo gcbr1
BON oo~ nnd DEM Ni3murf Nrhipc!,
100 oic cigcntIidlc electromagnetic i5-
rem gliang ninntt.
Gen Grpc0ition9itob bil0Cn lcd)a
Ncrrcn: Eroi, Or. Siilcbcrg Der be.
fcnntc SItoirifuiori6cr mo IunNiGb.
riQc Aliiltcnt Oc5 &nititltta fiir
Gdiifa. unb Sropcltrontbcitcn IN
Momblrg lit Der Giibrcr ulb Nr6t
ser expedition; Or. Glndcr, @illf3s
mbcitcr an Noturbiitoriidcn Nh.
icltm IN @0mbltrN miro Die nutllr-
miiiCnihnitlidJrn Sunmllungcn ga.
iuumcnItcQcn; Or. Nchc, Nbtbel.
lnllgaporitnno am NumburAcr Wtll,
i"lm iitr N0ltcrtul0c, bat unrplc-
acr0 bic nntbropoloNiid)cn, Or. Mill
Ter CgSiamor) Die ctbnolo0iidcn Nrs
bcitcn ulta5ulilbrCl; Ncrr =. u. Scll.
mig, ocnt ou3 Wtlicum mr. &0ltcrs
frnOc cine portrciflid)c, fiir6lid Der
Gficntlidte Sonmlltng aus 0cnl Dis
murd. glrdipcl pcr0nnft, miro bic
9!ufgobe oeS Commuters iibcrnebmlcl;
cn0lid filbrt Der <1ItmulCr Epgcl
Ole pDotoQropbiihcn mo finenlotos
grnpbii6en glrbcitcn Die 3ci6ntngcn
NM Iurbcnlfi5}cn aus.
Die b%eionocrcu Eortbcilc, lucldc
Die SumburgCr GrpcOitiou boben
miro, licgcn IN ibrcr 9ll1SrilltlutA ms
%belonocre IN cinCm cINcncn SdifL
huS sic Sbcilnebmcr bon oul 3ufGl-
len 0eS &crfcbra u%nubb0n0l0 mad)t
unO ibncn 9~cItuttct, goll5 ilod) 9tcia
0lng uuo gtotbUcn0igfcit ou ST pCrs
mcilcn, no bic p2rtbppuItc NuSbcuIc
81 boben lit. Gic INSTRUMENTATION
Stiitltng bat Elm Der Sunlblu0s Sine.
rito.2inie gcbori1cS S6iii, Den oEcts
ho", 0cd)ortert. cincn Compiler polt
800 Gonncn @r0Bc lno 10 Mcilrn
@eldminoigfeit. Ger oYcibo" miro
0bnlid) mic ctluo ein Eolorihifi llum-
lid 5l0lcih ais Nobn- mo NrbcitS.
rollm mic oltd ais &crtcbrSnittcl, 81
bernltcn lcin. Sn Den moloriorcid)cn
Gropcn mcrocn bic SbciIncbmcr sic
N0d)te niht at &olo 81 ucrbringcn
0eSmumacn icin cin nidt 81 unters
idGtcnocr Tortbcil. So@ Shiif Mrs
pen Captain Babel gciiibrt, Der nit
her ais Oiii5icr an Der expedition
Der o0nlB" tbcilnobm.
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So5inliItcn proteitircn.

Eoria, 10. %ulI. Ger 3d.
ItonO Der fron5GIihcn So5ioliItiidut
&ortci proteitirt ulrp0rt gegen oie
Nbiift Fr0libent 6olicrca', &oiicr
9~titololts 81 bciudcn. NlS @runo
miro ongeoe6ei1, ooB in NuBlono ooS
@Gngen, GrihicBcu inns Serbomei
bon So5ioiiiten, bios oc9lpegcr, neil
sic llngliidliten So}ioliltcn linO, oil
rcr So9caoromtnQ lit.
IS miro ermortct, OoB cS in Der
NcputirtcrfenmCr oielcrbnlb nod Sit
crrcgtcn 3ebottcn fonUncu miro.
inIicBlid 0cr &ontur2 ucrbGngt mcr.
bCn mlBtc. Ger gcBcrnpGrti8c Eoi.
iiubcit0rO OcS Wroicu miro oui ST..
100000 arouen gcid0Bt, Dem Nfti-
ben bon 5mci NiIllionCn &runcn &c
gcnilbcr ltcben. Mruf &url Sric0rid)
S6onborn geb0rtr 0cu Scrrcnbauic
lett 1SSt ais erbIihr@ W%tit0licO an.
Scit 1888 nertrat cr Den iibciconmii.
lorlldclt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES int bobn1ls
idcn 2onoto0e. (Sm Mc%rrcnbouie
lpor CT Wtlt9lleo Der Jted]tel1. Gr mor
|e'IBcr Der 9errlhn1tcn Nrcltlb ltno
aojoIun, Ionic oltdj eIllcr JielDe Don
6lOcicommilien.
NIfonS in Suru0oiiu.
lin. f. Euni S1uio
NIfnns NM Ser frou;Giiihc S,ouhr(s,
miniItcr 6r1tnpi mobntcu ocItcru ocr
Gcrtcnorfcicr Scr Tc]rtbcibiouno Der
Stont oracn Hnrn(cn1's Seer bri
Ger N6nio mnr bcociItcrt jibcr hrl,
Inn BON ben lRoiIcn ucbotcncn On.
pfal1o.
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Sclbitmuro bnrd Ginatbmnng upn
Yrldltans.

Ncm Oorf, 10. Sluli. - Ger
3%2-iGbrigc Gbrobnm Mittcopcn Dol,
9tr. 2Sl, Slm0ln-S troBe, @rootIpn,
bat 9citeru i'm y9elmooo . Notcl, "
Gde Scr 3. 9lucmle uno 81. StraBc
bnbicr ourd) Ginntbmen BON Sclld)t-
gas lcincm Scbcn eill Gll0c Ncnlnd)t.
Gr mar nit elmer Irnucnapcrlon fllr5
ltad) N%tittcrnod)t in bnS Notel gcfpm-
men, bette abcr lldd clllclll Strcitc
nit Der @e9lciterin iein 3inmcr III
0ercll 8clcllld)aft mie0cr perlaIicn
rulo mar ollcin 5lTildgefcbrt, nadOcnl
or III elmer Gpnthcfe ellcn Wllmnlis
idlnud) gcfolit bate. Nit Dem CT.
luGbnten Sdloltd) I'M Wmloc, oclicll
Gnoc an Der @osleitluta beicItigt
mar, fnlto man ibn an Wtor1cn toot
i'm @cttc. Seine Satin mlr0c butte
rid, ais lie 0ltf ibre 0rlngenocn @it-
ten in sic Mor9ue gefiibrt murOe, nm
oen 2citnnm 51 iocntiii5ircn. 9ei'nl
Tcrlai'cn 0ca S%ootenbnllles ocrilld)tc
iic. lid) in Sen Galt-Hipcr ST itiir5cu,
unO MIR nit Oiiibe fonntc lie an Scr
Iusfilbrnlg ibrcs Torbabcna perbin-
cert mcr0cl.
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Nmgcblid)cr MDrocr u%crbnftct.
9anburp, Conn, IS. Sllni

9anburp, Conn, IS. SUM. =
ebmarb w. Sfirmanm Dol, Mioole-
topn, N.-Ny n~nacihnloiat, icinc
illngc sSrau Soa am 9lbeno bes 6.
Suni cridoi'en 81 babcl, luuroe an
Sbenonboob Scrae. nahc Fpu1b-
fccplie, NJ, pcrbditet uno nad)
Miobletomn trmSportirt.
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aieL, 10. SUM. - Gos Sntereiic
an Der Gnoe bieier ISOLDE itottiinoc,.
ben naieler @odle" lit in id)ncacm
@odien begriifen. Inter ben 81 oic.
fem SportsereigniB criunrteten Neiu.
hern aus Imcrifo bcfinoen lid Nor
ton i. Elonf alti Der nDolanbe," gli.
Jon armour aui Der Dlltolpano," TO-.
pie 5rau 8pelet. Cen 80iten 0cs
aaiiers, meld)e Giulaounqen erholten
bnbcn, bas Acknowledgement BON Scr
aotieriaht 0Soben5olern" alls 81 be.
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Gnslano's Neib.
Ecinmiitiid)c Stimmnna Der. eng
liidJcn Erciic iibcr Scutidluno's
Ginflnf in Der Siirfci.

GngIonO'S Nci0. - 2orb Stonlcp'&
Ninihcioen. - Die &icIcr ISOLDE.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. May la-BUTTER-Recsipts 1851
packages. Fancy, hEm eTssmeTy extra, aia; frsts,
&isa2l State dairy, tubs, finest q good 70 choice,
lsa9.
EGGs-R4csipts. 9.2I cases. steady. Nearby
whito faucy. Dka2l; nearby mixed fancy, l9ha0
Western extra hrsts. lsalslz frsts, lTal7ls
No sugar market obtainable
MILL FEED-StT0ng: moderate supply. Spring
bran, i0ob sacks, to arrive, as; middlings, g.
city bran. zoo, IN bulk; Western red dog 90 80.
70 arrive winter wheat bran. in l00-lb. sacks q s..
OATS-Fim. but auiet- No white S. No 4
white. 81; No. mixed, S.
FL0UR-Strong. but inactive. Spring patents.
5.soa5s5. spring clsaE. 44oai7o; winter straights.
E50a409: winter clears. laa435; Kansas In sacks.
patents 500s5 20 straights 46as 50 clears A00aA 20
RYE FIOUR-Firm; trade slow; ASoaS.l5
CORN MEALr-StTong meageT supply Kiln.
dried, for export, ssi coarse meal, IN bags, Life
L1
HAY-Receipts, $50 tons: duh. fat. unsettled
Prime timothy, los; No l. sja10o; No. 2 s5as0;
No ; 30.
STRAW STEADY small supply Long rye. sOass.
BEEF-steady and dull. Mess, H-75al5.Z5; fam
ily. l65oal7s0
TALLOW-Quiet: unchanged, City in hoesheads,
5A.
LARD-InactiYe. Prime Western sos; city, so0a
sS refined continent, s9o refined Brazilian, kegs,
1875; city stearine 10; olsostearine, nominal New
York. II; Chicago. ia