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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-19
Moiuar 0rCuBcr.

NrCuRcr, |gelicutcr Wutts Ger uCyitorpcucu bar
Dnru NrctGcr. 0cp. vtu. rm 81 gc3eu5iubre. IN
iclEcr 2@UbnI1N. VT. t2'l. ltoro eclirnl g!oc,
dc gcgroiguIm i,uott Mtltuud, oCu 90. Ncbr.,
$ lbr ltorGcug. Dom Ltuucrbuulc ants nan bCr
e. Fafghuo NjUlhc. tuo uI @ lion zinc lticrlihc
NcuuiCm -UtCiiC CclCbIIyt mira, mo ouitll uu1
nCn gQI. Gri1lcr 6rlcoboit" 'tall. EgruGuole
uno Erculoe 'n GhtunQSoUu ctlgellocL
IR'tluoclpjltr lcltunBc1 moBcn Qclaut4t tos
nLrrn 1 LIN-Lnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-19
EnocaiGnc.

GGarlcs GrOcrt, 3S Sabre ali, 1tabtaGoipt
tai. f.. SCbluur.
SrGnt Ncuirl, 90 Sabre ali, III. 1858, Slb-
uuv0. f.. NCGrltal.
Catherine Ndcre, IS Sabre cit. ltr. -.
Nubu's zane. lh. ,]vcbrlur.
ylcDccCn g&itrg0urgcr, % Sabre alt, NJ. lOT,
QiuNaztru6c. IG. ECbruar.
gSiIinm 2GidD, is Sabre alt, 9Ir. 1000, Glib
NltrIrm- SIrnhe. Ii. NcnrIlr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-19

Senator S%orotcr mirft
icinem poIitiiden HipoIen Sclbitiudt
por. Sclbitloiigfeit lit ober ood) Sic
Sugenb nidt, oeren iid Senotor
5orafer riibnien fonnte. @elGer 30.
litter parc niht iclbIiiiidtig?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-19

Gm.tl Noumonn'9 81 IL
~itrirtc N}tiif . @ei6ifltc~ crihcint IN
pollltGn0iA mnBcurbcitctcr uno bis
olf Die 0cgcnmart tprtQc1ilbrtcu
ncucn 2hliluqc in Scr 0cutlhcu Wcr
Lays @clcuihult IN Stuttgart. Gas
prGdti9c NCrt, 0o5 idon in ser CT
licn Nililngc in mtlifnliihcu &reis
len 0urd) ou9 titnitlerilh ieine obnd-
Qen0e llrtbctl mo Die Id)0HC 0nritel=
lung nielc 6rcun0e g~ciunOcnr lit in
Der gtellbcurbeitung bon Or. GrrHcn
SdmiB gCIhidt ermeitert uu0 bis III
rnlcren ncltciten Gumponiitcn fort
gcfilbrt mor0cn. Hidlt blob tertlid)
miro Is olclL Die Sntcrcllc an ser
Wtlllit ln0 ibrcr @eld)i6tc bubcl1,
hodmilltommcn ieirL oith bic Slit
ltrotioncn llyS Notcn ? @ciipielc mcr.
Sen ipiufommcn iein. AuBcrocm
cntbGIt oo3 @crf so prGdtiQc aunit-
bI6ttcr. Die Muiif e @cihidtc cr-
idcint in 80 2ieIerungcn 5t ie 90
Gcnt@. @citcltutgcn nimmt oie
@ut)bonolung BON u. SonitidL 10.
Observation-Disclosures, e%ntGe0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-19
Gua 3ctlmciil.

SIS ilarb am rs. Se9rlur 1905 in i6rer lSubs
NINA. lr. 1901, EltsGllpcr-5 traBc, qua 3ctis
mrtSl, |acb0rcHe 9ltpler, Geltcbte Satin pcs
pcrilurbCucII EoDu 5cilmcisl. 80 Sabre alt. Sic
3clt Der NcCr0tGuHG Iutro ipatcr ange5cigt.
600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-19
Goluar0 3pdluff.

IS iturb AM IL. 5ebruur 1905 Goluar0 IN.
nufi, Q]cljcbtcr GGtte ppt Ncrt0u 3pdolt I'M
yl.ttr ION - [uJrcIl. SIc HccroigunB i!noct
Mttruua, > u0r ytabUittaao BON ierner IeptelI
lSUDmUG. III. l7lS. NauftHN glOJluC. ans HIATT.
lIcrpunotc mo 6rctnoe ltto uNtlnaaoou etlls
aeluprl, tlg-jO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-19

Gin @run0tm 10. 5todmcrf
0c5 Sin9cr-@ ebau0cs. Sum @tlid
mar nidt2 9~rcnnbarcg in ocnr Stod
mcrf, ol@ oic 6oI5fobIcn cjncS &Icmp-
uer CfcnS, un6 10 luar 0o3 6cucr
boIo 0cIoidt.
Gle Stuut5 &Dli5ci pom
Fcuui0Iponien bat in Der IcGtcn Belt
30 MiitglicOcr Ser oShpur5cn
&onO" Dcrboitct. Nit ocn W}itQlic-
bern Der unrcinen @ono, Die itatt Gr-
prciiung @roft bctrcibt, lit Die NoIi5ci
GtNlidtigcr.
@ciI @oi6tuatoh 6ronf.
lin, &ciicrion mo @omilton cinem
Qlrtcn Gropien niMt obDol0 Worc1l,
limo lie uoh Der Sdld6lm9 9crDilicr
@cltc minOcrmcrtbiFr Wtenidgu. &br
&croicuit Ole oncriloHiiMc lluab
I h0nGiQfcit cruluacn III 1obcu, miro
oll2nciojNt Ooourd), Oo8 lie feline
<tllpcrc1js6onotltcr morell.
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n,;n.s,n, ;Ga,,n,>, n-;sfaannc, -,
unglifoniihrn Stuotafirhc bctrltG
rretc. E,h, p tc5 n0n MN >tcrGn,.
n,eni,cr 81. IN, Wori,brn circ Gr.
i+cinnt,o oto iih ihor ci,a oon,c
Tr;bc nm lohrc, 6i1orrh hcnrcrf
nor. ocn,oo,t h,t Sic MriitGhfo;t
,hrcibt nic,c,, Niit,ono scr airchpr
Ninrohmrn n,m I~Initonoc AZ oop
ser 1onrtoo nid,t mchr in itrcno az,
holtrn mir6 mio iriihcr 2mpirno
1luonloo'i' "l'booll, ''oQi'''I'ua2
li'lo 4o''lo-eoi'}'rIe 'oll'i' ooi'Plloa)+
I'd 0dHIo tro9''',
mugiroToro ser rene
hinciiihc @cionntr in Moihinotou
il mrocn Icinpr ihIooicrtiocn glnt.
morton nom iriibrr hcr brfonr+ gor
G,tr,rn, m,,ror nr hci elmer c5dn1ot,.
irrri INN icircr TiihWohborir no.
~iroot. mor,m mirh nm hrn Ghi.
,,c;c,, Som Trod,cr ,ooicr Wchc,,t,no
hciocrco+p cic milton ,oIh DIN Mr,
ih$ni 6iht ~, o,r ridt Sic bohcr
6nh ,nh min c;nS ~nc,chonIn Wci,n
ncrrhrtc Hr,,, " ~c,toc,,Ictc oor hi,s.
Hid,o TinI,n,,t mnr',r, mira nm,
Er,, O(n,cr;r1,,cr, ncr Trciho;tso5ttfn
o,,i ihrcn Miin,rn ,oldbc S2ihtiofrit
L,; ,c,,n;o, Sin ,],;;;o,, i,II, alma
Cmuc gibt 6 nift. Sic DObcn lie
nod nienlola 0elcbc1."
Oar rrriror~ briro+
n;c oc.,hc T,rhi%hrnno ,cr NoG;
,,,ore;tr,5o no,, >n,,c., S,0s S5tGh
n,icher o,,i,s ro,ct Sos $5i5c noI,
Hn,oro r,c,nc Th !, nhichEnrrr 5c;t
n~cno[ti, cnh,;Teh, ms cinn ncroA,
observation-disclosures n,, N,,4,ulrn5, n.
Wroohro,, hi nan ,roLcr Miht;,fp;t
1ic Itcrrr,ohfrnNcn Wiirorr marbcn
Siric 0QiAtiofcit n;h+ o~nrrfcn,ror
Ein oroScr Shc;r nor 07tNol4ir,nrc
hot 1id riifm6rtS rrtmirfr(t III hcutc
rirht mchr Nos moo ra mr. Orcirio
Go6rrr NOR gic @prohp(rorro Nrr
Wn(timnrritrofr his ann, NrnoNmon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-19
SunoUu . Barf &. Geme9Cra.

gAtcuH: 9ir. 81, &sitsSaratugas Strdns, uun
SoHpt.DjnGnng, Ircbcrtt. iiuao.
EcuribniBpldS1 bon S25 an mater beftd.oIoer
MutiGt. EhuitI9lImeH 0elpiuoc. NilGnRra etc.
mcroen i'm 3reiJbauie am S~nuDtSinaang Ge'
uuoen. ltnfer Ioent miro. to:lH a.plnfbt,
oOvfpreheu. (92
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-19
Sinelair's SanmIdjnIe,

.Sm. I. NUtje, Vi9enibiiltcr.
Ir. 20l, Gnlpert. StraRc, Baltimore, Mo.
Srtihis mn 8ierbiumc.
Sesiinge tiir 8eden. flotne Sruh. etc.
0dunle nno Sedct in Der Cation befaniiten.
@rnsfanr1en uno 9IrItoiinger.
CSuIi12,fI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-19
MiQiam S. Niahpn.

S75. @eBribniic. D~pItummrH. 81;
$50. ScldlcHslcrIuRot, SGt
SCENE GTirasSpCiel mn ais bic bellslt iHt
moocruiten Naruuttrt. GtCts often.
Is. X y, EbuuC- 3E. sol, NtnoensAOeItu-
(IprIliS.I0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-19
Baltimore Scmctcrn.

Sircau 1rautlin' Sioa.. Baltimore. b, aM
ScgrdhntbpluSe 3I:n 8ertaui bon $2h m.
mi. WarH;orpioiieH aueeGrenit 1886 - Flas
fir uier @rdGer. 6rclc 2eItutline G2r adpeQe
fir Grduetacttesotrciif. tSNnnt1B1SJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-19
Wilbnr @. Slriucr,

giadjfularr uun II. iritBrr nit Iuuis 5. Sdatier.
Hcideubcitnttcr Huo HmtnliGmircr,
9tr. 3tG, GiUros NrcmpHt .2iucnur.
@ & e GbunC. SilHor 235; No. Guurtldt6 1915
Gutiuen itr nnc OT!cDCIBeitei.
(NCSt1. Dttp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-19

@encrul Nnmult Soma
portc bat bel 9ciprcdung ser Yro-
hibiton3 = 6rogc Die gciiti9cn Sc
trdnfc nit 0ci0brlid)cn Stoiicn mic
&ouOomum mo Gpnonlit per0li6eu
- 10 gol5 pcrrcbrt lit oieicr &crgIcid
nidt, ioicrn bon ihlehtcm 6lricl ole
Hcoe lit. 9Ibcr sic Sorte Stoff lit
c2 gerooc, mCId)e inter Ser Nro6ibi-
tlou orn ltdrtitcl genolien miro, Die
3obl Ser ormcn Gr0pfc, Die iid) NIT
Dem Stoft nb9eben, miro 0ur6 oie
Prohibition ntht flcincr, mobl ubcr
QrGbcr. Gc3rucQcn lieGt in Dem %tr-
AIcihc 0c@ @rn. @onnporte elmo Ser
%tcnulag Deg muhrcn Sod)pGrhultr3.
Gr }Cigt onuit, buB cr nid)t mcib,
lucid)' eiu Sh00cn nit Der Erobtbis
ton gcraOc bel Den Sclten unQcridltct
miro, ais ocrcn @ei1iitcr oicic So
notitcr iid) mtfipiclcn nt0htcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-19

&oticrin gu0cutc lit AMI
ser &cilc nod Gcplou. Gle 6obrt
iij0rt JIG Ollr6 sen Suc}fou1l. @clhc
@rimcrum1cn m6acn ga in ibr mad
mcrOcul Sic mar sic Gritc, sic an
@oro ser &oiicrindjt n2IiQle" in ocl
&Auol ciuiubr, ais 0icicr am Il.
NoOembcr 1869 nit mcr66rtem
&orup ctnQeneibt muroe. @on5 IN
ibrcr 9t05c itono bei Oicicr Gcicr
@%ronprin5 6rie0rih @il6clm BON
Er9lbcrL ser nod njht Elm Sabr
ipdtrr Sic 0clrtiher (ruppct 9c9ril
Granfrcid ms 6elo iiibrtc. llnO mas
lit icitbcr }lQca 9eifcbcnl }}opoleou
cnttbront, uu0 lie cine Ilii6tclOc,
Sic Den @oocn 6rautrcih'a uidt be-
trctcn bari. &craciicn! 2luer @lon5
Odbin, Ser 6littcrfrom ser gitcltcit
o61CiirCiit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-19

HeprGicntant & ii il c +
mann bon gSi9coniin bat por oem
Suits p Gomite OeS Experimentation
boliea GcQcn ole GittIciielO-9iu ploi
Dirt, melhc ole 9ei6lagnobme bon
Spiritloien i'm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
&ertebr q%eltottct, me1n Die Spirituos
len an Der @rcn5e zines Nrobibi
tionS Stautc@ onfommcn. Nr. Sils
l~ternlanm bait sic 2ittlcIiel0|@iu fiir
unconltitutionCu, ga nod) Ser Ncr-
inIiunQ Gin Staat nidt ollrf 3oll.
mo Son0cl9 E Hc1ulotioncn Dor al.
0ercn beuor6lgt merben 0ilrfc. Ont.
micocr miiBtcn sic Spiritltoicn olt3
ollcn Stuotcn fern Gcbnlten mcroc:1
oncr aus fcincm Stoutc. Sorn ober
oiirie oltG) fcir amcrifuniihcr Niir-
ger an Scr &criolgitn0 icinc3 @liifc5
Ncbin0ert mcrocn. ,@Senm MIN cin
@loS @cin 5u mcinCm Glide bel
tr10t mic 0oS mirtlid) Der SAL lit,
10 0iirfcn Sic mir nidt perbicten,
Mctt 81 crlongcn." @cnn Elm &c
ic6 n%nqcnpmmcn merbe, peldc5 Sen
Sonoel nit nlfoboliiben 8etrGnfen
pcrbietc, 10 miiBten nllb 4}otcnt-Ne.
oi3incn melde NltpboI entboltcn,
otSgeidloiicn peroen. Gie Ngitato-
rem ipilr6en Damn oi,d) oltf Nilai1lub
bon Sobof u1o Gigarren brineen.
Sr. a%iilternann beitegt oaronf baB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-19

&m @ciib Oca N cpcrcno"
". g. @bitotcr. Der lcBtc @oHc in
Gopton Ohio, pcr0aitct un0 untCr
ser NnflaGc, Die Eoit 5tr 60rOcrumg
.lcjncr Grbihoit3ihmiuocl M}ouiplt-
.lntioncn bcnuGt ST boben, nod
Sprin9iiclO ms N~jcidnQnib Qcbrod)t
muroc, limo $500 in @ontnotcn &C
ilnOcn morocn, Gr ioQ $500 Grmts
me Ncfrn0cn bobcn, sic ciucu @oppeu
Scr i6minOclboitcn cnaliihcn $500.
OO0,C00 Grbidoit QcQCn cine @cbiibr
Don $40, Die iic Dem uNCpcrcnO" cins
ionOten SIT crlonQcn boiitcn, inocm
lie i'm nit Der o]g8obrumQ ibrcr IN
tcrciicn" bctrouten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-19


Ter Groum BON on0crt=
boIb 4ouor g8oi}cu lnO 5iini5cbn-
Gents @oummollc iii iijr OicIc sum
Hlporjtdcn Ncuorocn ihrcibt ooa
2|cm Nortcr oEouruol oi Gonmcr.
&C." 5n 0cn lcttcu orcj @ofcu lit
Der %reia Ger 9olmuuoIc nm iiini
Collars ocn @oQen gcioaen uuo
@oi5en icit Neuio6r nm 16 Gents
pro @uidcl. PIN /. &orulor brnd)te
Der &liGcI @oi}cn $1.OS; iebt lit CT
in Gbicogo oltf 80 BIS Gents Qcfol
len. Sic Spcfuluutcu it1o nidt Crs
iolarcid g%cpeicn. NrQcntinicu hat
europa nit ar0Bcrcn Cuautitdtcn
@ui5cu pcriorgcn t6uucL ais man
ultGcltOmulCu GuttC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-19

@ithucd, Ocn 10. 6c6rnar 1905.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-19

Sabr iir &nbr mic0Crbo.
len lid aegen Trijbio6r sic llebcr.
ldloennulngen i'm Canoe mo ali
idbrIid) miro GiQcnthlm int @crthc
pon NSillioncn Collars 0urd Sod
illttGcn pCrnidltct. lln0 marlm mic.
ocelolcn iid oicic @oiier@0ciobrcn
INNER Wn0 INNER mieGer? @eiI sic
Sobludt ser @oIopGrmiiitcr Sen
@alnbeItono ser @crQc un0 S0bcn
ucrnidltct bat. Der Sd)nCc miro orlrd)
Sbonpcttcr o0cr &c6cu Q%cidmoI5cn
nn6 Die %~Sniicrnoiicn iIicben roid) III
(bal SG6rcno ser Sdncc I'M @aIot
longlamcr idlntiljt; oo5 2oll6 ms
Wtops Oc@ WalocS iiibrcn cincn oru.
ben GhciI Gc3 &aiiera in sen @ooer,
pcridn8inmcn Den 9lbiIuB Oc5 ii6ri.
gen WniicrS. GS Miro alio nidts
mcitcr iibria blcibcn, oils sic cntiuol-
Oeten 9crgc mo Gnbobcn lpicOcr olti-
Suforiten. GoS miro Wtiibe uno @rz
belt foitcn, aud 2ett, ober ea lit Der
cin3ige @cg, llnbeiI ob5upenoen.
Gurd Shnben miiiien mir fIltg ner-
Den.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-06-26
DIED

Barney Wilczek, aged 26 years, son
of Mike Wilczek of Pike Creek, died
Tuesday evening at Z o'clock at the
City hospital at Minneapolis. The
deceased had been i'll for about two
weeks with pneumonia. Monday he
became afflicted with obstruction of
the bowels, and it was found necessary
for him to undergo an operation. The
operation was performed at 3 O'Clock
Tuesday morning, and he passed away
at Z p. m. the same day.
Mr.. Wilczek conducted a business
here at one time in partnership with
Joe Smuda. He left here about year
ago, locating in Minneapolis, where
he had since been employed in -four
mill.
The deceased IS survived by wife
formerly Miss Mary Borash, a
daughter of Stephen Borash OF
Bellevue-a ten-montk-old son, two
brothers, John and Vincent of Pike
Greek, and three sisters, the Misses
Mary and Stella of Pike Creek, and
Mrs. Anna Knopick of Minneapolis
Mrs. Wlczek, Mrs. Knopick and
Miss Stella Wilczek accompanied the
body to this city Thursday noon.
From here the remains were taken to
the family home in Pike Creek.
The funeral will be held this morn
ing at 10 o'clock from tho Swan River
Catholic church, and burial will be in
the Swan River cemetery.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-06-26

Another very pretty June wedding
took place Tuesday morning, when at
8 80 o clock the nuptials Of Miss
Catherine Kingen and James John,
two prominent young people OF this
city, was celebrated at the Catholic
church of the Sacred Heart, Rev.
Father Altendorf officiating.
The church was filed to the doors
with members of the congregation,
friends and relatives, who witnessed
the wedding ceremony.
The bride was beautifully gowned
in White Persian lawn deliberately
trimmed with valenciennes lace, wore
wedding veil with bridal roses, and
carried a bouquet of bridal roses and
maiden hair ferns. Miss Catherine
B1llsteln, cousin of the bride, was
bridesmaid. She wore blue lawn
trimmed with valenciennes lace, and
carried pink and white carnations
John Kingen, a brother of the bride,
was best man.
After the Wedding ceremony ae2 "a a
bounteous wedding breakfast was
served at the home of the BRIDE
parents on First avenue northeast.
The DINING room was artistically
decorated in pale blue and white
streamers and cut flowers, and pink
and white peonies decorated the
| tables.
The Misses Josephine Artonouski,
Frances Grzeca and Mathilda
Moeglein presided at the table.
The bride, who is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Kingen, is most
amiable young lady, and has lived
here practically all her life. The
bridegroom is popular young man.
who is employed in the A. L. Koncha
harness shop. Both have large
circle Of friends who will wish then
a happy and prosperous welded life
Those from Out-Of town, wht
attended the wedding are, Mis-
Frances Wasten of Minneapolis, ant
Mrs. Herman Pantzke Of Fergu
Falls.
The young couple will start house
keeping in suite Of rooms in tn
Randall residence, corner Of Fourtl
street and First avenue northeast.
The wedding of Miss Pearl Harring
ton to Hubert Beaver took plac
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R
T.. I1dII1uE GOu, SIX m11oS east u my
alton, Rev. Blackhurst officiating
Miss Katie Beaver, a sister of tn
groom, was bridesmaid, and Johl
Harrington, brother of bride, wa
best man.
The newly welded couple will max
their home in Onamia, where Mr.
Beaver is in the blacksmith business
They have the best wishes OF thel
many friends.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-06-26
ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.


There is to be an eclipse of the sun
on June 20, visible throughout the
United States as q partial eclipse, in
tho line of central eclipse, where the
moon appears exactly in front of the
sun, the annular phase may be seen.
At this time the sun, whose apparent
diameter Is greater than the moons,
sticks out as narrow ring all around
the latter. This phase is visible
from the city of Mexico, Tampa, Fla.
and Bermuda.
In tho northern United States q
large partial eclipse will be observed,
the fraction of the suns diameter
covered by tho moon ranging from
about one third for observers in Wash
ington and Oregon to almost the
whole in the Gulf States. At Wash
ington, D. c., the eclipse begins al
8 ~ a. m. and ends at IL al, and
about three-fourths of the suns disk
is hidden, at the maximum phase.
This eclipse while of little i'm
portance to the profess o n a
astronomer, since the sun will not be
completely hidden and the corona can.
not be seen, will be of much interest
to the amateur observer. A piece OF
smoked glass is all that is required to
observe it.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-06-26

Those merry widow" hats would
make fine circular saws. In Charles
City, Iowa, one of 'em blew off the
head of a careless young thing, and
rolling madly down the street cut off
dogs tail, pared slice from the
handle of the town pump, and making
a dash along the hitching pole south
of the public square, cut the tie strap
of Al teams, liberating them for one of
the maddest runaway mix-ups the
place has ever experienced. The hat
then fell over on the crown part and
set to spinning until it wore large
hole in the pavement and completely
disappeared. The next morning an oil
well spouted where the hat went down
and the mayor sent to Chicago by
telegraph for four dozen merry widow
hats to be use in oil well prospecting.
Western Publisher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-06-26
CARL BRODEN SELLS OUT.

Carl Broden, proprietor Of the
Broadway photograph studio and the
branch galleries at Swanville and
Upsala, on Tuesday completed the
sale Of the studios. Henry A. Franz
of Fort Apache, Arizona, is the
purchaser Of the local studio, and H.
G. Rydholm, Mr.. Broden's assistant,
is the purchaser of the branch
galleries. The local studio has been
in Mr.. Broden's management during
the past year or SO. He has
decided to return to his former home
of San Francisco, California.
Mr.. Franz has had experience in
this line in 'other places. He will
take full management OF the studio in
about two or three weeks
Mr.. Ridholm, purchaser of the
branch galleries, will divide his time
between the two places.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-06-26

McKeats 81 q NJ uscat tine Iowa. arrived
in the city Tuesday evening for 8 visit
here, the guests of Mrs. =. Richie.
Mrs. b. 81. Men airy, Jr. I, visited IL
Royalton with relatives Wednesday.
Frank Kiewel was a visitor il
Wadena Wednesday.
DR. j. A. i. Walman visited
Wednesday in Wadena.
Miss Rose Zaloudek left Wednesday
for a visit neae Gregory.
Mrs. p. j. Loskkel of St. Paul and
Mrs. NJ. j. Cotter of Winona visited
here this week, guest of Mrs. L.. o.
Vessel.
Mrs. Il. o. Buckout of Royalton
returned home Wednesday after 8
visit here with Mrs. Frank Long.
Mrs. Thomas G. Mclean and two
children, Robert and Helen, Of
Superior. arrived here yesterday after
noon for an extended visit here, guests
of Mrs. Mclean 8 sister, Mrs. Harmon
G.. Brown.
: Everett Savage visited at osege
Nj: and Mrs. H. Utsch visited in
Mrs.. H. Raymond and Mis-.
Charlotte Raymond left yesterday fol
Genesee, Idaho. -
Miss Bessie Richard is visiting he1
sister, Mrs. F. Myott, at Owatonna. T
Neill Woodwork is fishing a,
Pequot.
Mark Buchanan is in from Onamia
Miss Lena Sturgeon is visiting il
st. Cloud.
Miss Genevieve Arundel of Staple
v listed Miss Maybelle Brannen.
W. L. McGonagle of Reyalto1
visited here the latter part of las
week. ......
Knight Wilson of Royalton visite
here and neighboring towns Saturda
and Sunday.
Miss Nellie Hood visited In Royal
ton Saturday with her niece, Mrs. J
E. Lambert.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-06-26

A meeting was held Monday after
noon in st. Cloud by number of the
stockholders of the German American
Land company-of which A. R..
Davidson, formerly of this city, is a
purpose of deciding whether to accept
an offer made them for 40, 900 acres of
the company lands. AS all the
members were not present, and those
present wished the decision made
unanimous, the matter was no
decided at that meeting.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-06-26

roaching marriage q. Ernest james
jackson has been announced and will
take place on Tuesday, June SO, At
sLarim0re, n. D. Miss jackson is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. e.
jackson and is a graduate Of the st.
Cloud high school Of the class Of 1905
and for the past year has been teach
ing at Larimore. Mr.. Binney was.
formerly IN the employ of the st.
Cloud Public service company and has
many friends in this city. Mr.. and
Mrs. Binney will make their home in
Grand Forks. Among the st. Cloud
people who Will attend the wedding
are James Binney, Miss Bertha
Binney and Mrs. q. A. Magnuson.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-06-26

A number Of girl friends assembled
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Richard last Friday afternoon to help
Miss Rose Richard celebrate her
eighteenth birthday anniversary. Five
tables were taken up IN a social game
of cinch, and very enjoyable time
was had. Miss Noella Duclos
captured the first prize, a handsome
hand embroidered dolly, and Miss
Estelle Richard won the BOBBY prize, a
fine pin case At the close of the
afternoon dainty refreshments were
served, latter which the guests departed
for their homes.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-06-26
Col , CON ri Z.

VIM. a. Zaloudek of Minneapolis
visited here with his father this week.
Mrs. H. A. Smith Of Minneapolis
returned home the first Of the week
after q visit here, a guest of Mrs E.
E. Hall. s. & !,
Mrs. Frank White and daughters
came up from Elk River Tuesday for a
visit with friends and relatives here.
-: r. Shea, who was on q visit in
northern Minnesota, has returned
home.
Z: 0: Vessel was business visitor
in st. Paul Tuesday
Louis Kline OF st. Paul returned
home Tuesday after visit here with
his sister, Mrs. NJ. Grodnick.
Hon. E. B. Wood of Long Prairie
visited with his son, William Wood,
in the city a couple of days this week.
9. Kelly was business visitor in
Fergus Falls Tuesday.
Miss Thelma Leon left for q trip in
the northern part of the state and
Wisconsin Tuesday, where she will
visit for some time
Mrs. E. FL. Kinney Of Portland,
Wash, is visiting here with her son,
S. L. Staples.
=. E. Dickinson left Tuesday on q
visit to his sisters at DeSmet, S. D.
Miss Anna Hannah of st. Paul has
returned home after visit here, thu
guest of Miss Ida Hanson.
| Among those who went to Staples
Sunday to witness the game between
the Colored Gophers and Staples wer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raglan, Miss Deli:
Raglan, Frank Hall and Frank Lebeau
William Raymond of Wheelock, N
D., went to Royalton Monday enrout
home, after attending the funeral O
his nephew, William Covill
Mrs. Frank Renick, who has bee1
visiting in Royalton, returned hom
! Monday. 49,. -
| DR.. and Mrs. o. j. Brown, VIII
have been visiting with friends in st
Cloud, returned home Monday.
| Mrs. W. H. Ryan, who visited il
Bemidji, returned home the first Q
the week.
Oscar Olson, formely manager G
the St. Paul Dry Goods store, visite
here Wednesday.
u Miss Beatrice Dewey visited i
Lincoln Wednesday,
Il. H. Tanner, who was visiting i
Duluth, returned Wednesday.
Mrs S. Muncy returned to Royalto
, Wednesday after visit here.
o: Duclos made a trip to Wrensha
Wednesday on business.
The Misses Haney and Nell
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-06-26

A block and a half of cement side
walks was completed Wednesday, on
the east side of Third street north
east between First and Second
avenues, and on the south side Of
Second avenue, between Third street
and the school house walk. The con-
struction OF the large stretch of
cement walk in front of the A. Tanner
place on Third street southeast is
practically completed