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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
Sm Srcicm.

Gas G%egenipetter pereitelt sen Nus
ling bes Girettoriun5 0cS Dit.
ems 2eibs uno SporucreinS" nad)
y2ibertpsForf" nid)t. - Nnmolt
Charles g. Goaop bGlt cine 5iill-
0cnoe Neoc.
7ie Mitglie0er OcS 0ircftoriuunS
oeS ,Siteno 2cib- uno SporpereinS"
le9tcn gcltcrn einmal Ole Sinon5en
0es &ercins mo lire GrioatgeidGite
Eel Stite mo pcrbradtcn nit ibren
SalnCn eiten Gltbcrit pcrgniiqtcu lulo
gcnuBrci6en Hahnittcg un0 Nbeno
i'm y2ibertp.|nrf" an Der Goiterlt.
Npcnucs9tooo. Omar mud)tc <pitcr
ElupillS sen NuIentbalt untcr 0et
'dattigen WGllmCn 0tS GartS unm0o.
lid, oofiir mar eS ober i'm Gllb6alie
nm 10 molliAer mo 0cmiitblihcr,
benlt cS mar bier iilr 0as Bette &c
Iorgt, mas Slide ln6 aelcr MIR bts.
ten fonnter. Gin por5iigiidcr SmbiB,
oitS ben I~clifntciicu Scr Saiion be.
ltcbelO, mur0c nit iG)Gllmcn0cm Wel-
ltCnIoIt AcUiirjt, uno bcrrif)tc 0as.
lcl6c ld0ne Gi%nucrncbnIen inter Sen
AnmeiClOCh, 0o5 sic Situn0cn oc8
Nircftoriunl3 fcrnjcihnet un0 sen
%crcil 5l cincm ser inilubrcihiten
6inna5inititntc Scr Stoot 0cmad)t
fat. Gic Scrren uno Gomcn p}rNniig.
Ten iih nit &cQcln ln0 oubercn Spie-
len mo ilog sic Belt mic i'm ISlltgr
oobin. Gen @Ian5pulltt Oe3 NltaiIlg5
bil0ctt nber nid)t 0aS por5iiDIidc 81
icn ul0 5rinfcrL nidt sic AcnliitbIifC
ocltihc @eieQiAtcit, ionOcrn cine
Heoc ocS St0utaIcnNtors llno glns
mQltS ocS GcrcinS Gbo1. 4. Gooop.
nit bcrcotcn @ortcn 5cid)nctc Scrr
Goo0p Sen GiniliB ocS 0clrtidcn nlf
sic @ubrutg Scr pcrionliHen tSrci=
bcit. o@Grcn sic Scmpcren5lcr in
ser lcbtcn Sibun1 ser St~o1tapeicb.
Dcblutg crioI8rcid 9cpcicn," iogtc
Serr Gonon ,mGre cin iolhes Set
mic oaS bclttige cine llnnl6Qli6fcit,
uno ocn Tcrtidltbum mGrc oomit ein
Sdlog ucrictt morOcn, lucId)9r piel.
lcidt cin So0csitoB iiir pcri0nlihe
6rcibcit gcmeien pGrc. Gnnf Dem
I%eutid)tbum 9oltimort3, meldjcS iiG
!pic cin Hicic utirniitc uno in Nunos
polls ourd) icinc 3obl mo mnnnbal-
ten @ortc ieincr Reoner in ser groB,
nrtigcl Denomination Dor ser
StaotagcIcbgcbung oltf Die 0cict9c-
Der III N%nnnpoliS eitcn uucrI0ihbn.
rcn Gi1Orlld mad)tc, lpllr0cn sic Mn-
hlnutionCn ser SenpercN5lcr 51
9tid)tc Ncnlnft uuo f6lnen mir urS
bclllc 0aber nit llnNctriibtcr Srcll0c
cincnn unihul0igcn %crgniigen bin1e.
ben, mcld)2S Die Gnroc 5lpiihcn Sell
WitNlicOCrn oc5 9ircrtoriumS oeS
.Sitcno 2cib. lulo Spnrpcrcino"nlc
ais ie icIli8cn miro" Ncid)cr Sciioll
Iobntc Den Nc6ncr fiir icinc @orte,
Die icbem Nrnucicnotn oltS Dem Scr
SEN aciprod)cn mnrcn. 9Illgcmcin be-
oollcrt mllr0c sic burf &rnnfbcit per
nriodtc Abmcicnbeit ora @riinocrs
mo Sdobmeiltcrs OcS TcrcinS &i-
liou u. &olf un0 ollgcmcin ser
@lunIf oli balOigc @cncillng ocliel-
ben mlSGeiproden. llntcr Sen Nmpe.
lcnocn beiolbcn iih TrGiioent Sobn
Snbn, &icc-FrGiioent Ir. i. Il.
Soucr, Scfrctdr $. Selomom,.
@iiliSicfrctdr .. i, &oiimonn, 9(n,
malt GbarleS i. Gooon uno 0ic 81
rcftorcn q. 6oulitidJ, GboS. @oer, ".
e. Sciocl, Sonnlcl ". EottiiouL 8.
@olobad, @iQinm Seize, g.. @m.
Soinc, idmmtlid nit 0omcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
llnfaa s-Gbronif.

llniaas.G6rpnif.
&in0 6eim Spiel pcrlcbt. - Brad
Nrm un0 p%crrenftc oa5 Shlilter.
9eletf. - Irbeiter i'm Ib5ugs.
fonul BON Stcinmoiie nuf Ben
aopi %getrofien. - SiinfiGbri8eS
MGOdcn iiberiobrer. - Anbere
ltniGQc.
Gineu @rid Ncs reftcn ArmS mo
Scrrcntluhg Scr rcftcn Sd)ulter er'
lit anl Wontdg Iben0 ole 5-iGbrige
Minnie 5ibpatrid bon Nr. 17t6, Noro.
@ono.S trobc. Ingcblih mltrOe lie
Don ibrer Spielfomerobin, Der 10
j0brigen Hut6 @nllberger pon 9ir.
1907. Sit2niopette Npennc, gcitoBen
nll0 ~Itiir5tc babel oui 6oS Stroben.
piloltcr.
SIN Ib5ugSfnnoG hcrlebt.
@GbrenO ser 9teger SEQ. 9rolun
BON Nr. 1865, Noro.Golbout.S trobe,
in Dem III Irbcit bciin6lid)en Nb5ugS.
tonol an Der gde bon Goger. uno
Gbcn-Strobc orbeitcte, mliroc CT BON
cinem i%ollen0cn Stiid Goncret mn
&opf unb ser S6ulter gctroficn mo
idIrncr56oft ncrlebt. Gr inno I'M ,Ss.
roclitiiden Soipitol" A~ufnobmc.
Wtng gut ab.
Gon cincm unbela0cncn @agen ser
rIntcricm See 60" iiber Sen rebten
SUB 9ciobrcn plr0c gcitern an Der
Grcter Soa-Ipcnic, nobe Wonte.
bcllo' 9lpcnlic, sic 5 Sabre olte 9ucp
Suricr0 bon gr. 20, WontcbcQo.gpe
acknowledgements erlitt ole 3leine
mn cine &~eritoud)llng beS S,lbgelen,
tc&. Or. Stridler bon Nr. ST., @or.
illd)s Npente, nobm Tie in Yebono-
lung.
8ei'm 9oocn ertrunfen.
Sr. Gilbert SbomoS Smith bon
ltr. $50, Eort.Npenlle, mur6e, iu1b.
reno CT nobe nod SoQ, Mio., in ser
G~bcinpcafe Ban boOcte, bon Ser5.
frGmpicn beiollcn mo Crtronf, che
lbn Sillfe gebrodt lucroen fonnte.
Ser 2eidnom murbc nod Baltimore
gebradt uno befin0et iid in Ser
Worgue. Ser 8crblidcne mar %
Sabre olt unb orbeitete ols Steto.
gropbiit fir bic H|ehtsonmGlte Gas.
6liiael unb S'Vtorn & Angelmier.
Gr beianb iid 5ltr 3eit oes ltnioqes D..
oui elmer tltrjen Sericnreiie. Die 81
tern 0cS Gcrungliidten limo toot, itno
lomeit man iuciB, bat berielbe MIR
cine in Holano Tort mobnbaite
S6lpcItcr.
ShtffS Itamer perlett.
Fem % Sabre nlten Soiepb 5e-
iinSfp bon ltr. 1881, 9pro.S traBe,
mltroe aeItcrn auf Dem Yier Nr. 80
81 Socuit.Foint ein 9lrnt Sermalmt,
lrtoem ibm Elm gelaoener 9aoeeimer
oltf ocnielben iiel.
8efGbrli6es SpieI.
Ter I Sabre alte 8iaiam Ic9ee
bon Hr. 1926, Hiperiioe. 2lpe., ipuroe
geitcrn ?lbeuO, nGbreno err Elm Yiero
nedte, empiiuOIif III bie red)te Sano
9ebiiien, 10 OaB inn dr5tlide Siilie
ju Sbeil werOeu mltbte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
" 0 ltG an hrinat Sc0cl

MobltG hri mat Sc0en.
- Sine quite S6nt Die cine Srult
Mor0orctbo @c6renS, irilbcr bon
SptcauiQc, M0, jeff in aonios
l%uobnboft, olf i6r Gpnto icbcn bari
mag ibr lett rcidc Sriidtc trogcr.
Sri. &otc @olm bon Nr. t3, Noro,
EoDion StrnBc, cine Go1iinc Der &c
nanntcn, cr5Gbltc bicr5lt, bnB oieicl6c
emit Dor ,$obrcl ciltcm ormcnNfumL
Der bungrig mo bnriiibig in ibrc
@obnun0 fam, grbcit mo S6oad)
CAB mo OnB ipGtcr oicicr Won1t, ser
lid) in}tpiiben Griporniiie 0cn1oMt
battc, olrf Der Sporbonf bon 8olti-
more fiir 6rou 9cbrenS Gin ncttc3
Siimmd)cn 0%cponirte, boS mittlcr-
lucile ollf $500 onaciuodien iein
Ioa, &or &rr5cm muroe III elmer
Siitc Scr @onf. GepoiitelL Die ouf
@rllnb oc8 bon Der lebtcn 2cgiSlotltr
oncnoirtcn @eicbcS pon scr Stoot
ais Gigcnt6um 6coniprud)t lulr0en,
olld) boa olri ocn Nomcn ser Irolt
VcbrenS loutcnoe Tepolit entocdt.
Gic Scbterc id)idtc iid Nun an, i6rc
Hcdtc olii Oo5ieI6e geltcno 5lt ma.
den. gSic cS bCibt, lit oic 1rou inn
Sauic OCT score perormt nn0 fam
oaS @clo Oobcr icbr gut 9c6roudcn.
MlS Gin mobrer Sel0 bat
lid Elm Motroic 0es Sorpe6o6ootcS
~TorUor," Elm 9nltinlorcr, eriurcfcn,
m0brcnO sic &orpcoo.6 lotiae, iuclhc
Ole GroBe onerifoniide 5lotte bcglei.
tet, iid) in Nitorio, Gof., bcfon0. Scin
Nome lit s. $. 9edtel; er lit eilt
SoGn bon SRI. lnb 6rou 5. q. Bed.
tel bon gr. 1923, IiSquit6- StroBe.
Ger SorioQ creigrete iif, ais Die
6lotte i'm Ncnonnten Soien Dor gln.
fer lag. Gin QroBeS Yublifum be.
llld)fc ole Shtftc. Flpblld ficl eirc
5ipei Sn6r5elge perbinoeroe Elollfe
ih'S @oiicr uno nit ibr ciat fleiner
Silngc, Ser lid Gcrn0e a,if oericlben
befono. 9ed)tel IobJ ilnns geid1e6en;
er mnbte, 6oB, foaS Die rShiiic an.
elnonocritiebcH, Der S6rper ocs Sun.
gen 5crquetiht meroen miiroc. Ser
eigenen @eiobr ltid)t odteno, iprono
er iiber 9or0 lrn0 rcttetc oen Silnaen.
Vcd)tel mcigertc iid) ltnrobait, cine
linn bon bct Gltcrn ocIiel6cn onoebc.
tene 8elo6nung on5uncGmen; or
ipraf nift citnaI bon ieiner 5bot,
Die gornid,t al sic breite Scfientlid,z
felt gelangt mare, iuenn nid)t Ailacit.
5cltgcn iiber 0icicl6e beridtet bGtten.
~" Nm .. September bcginnt boS
Serbit.S cntriter oes oIorplono Sp.
ticol College" lpie al onOercr Steae
nunp,riof III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
2 ommerbeim il @oii,

Sommerbeim ii + % II.
= IS oerlautete geitern. oaB ser oil
Ser Yorf.Toob, 3rpiiden 8opans i,no
Somion, belegene uno 20 Iter aroBe
2onoeonlpler Don Dem Gireftorium
oes st. Gincent De Haul @aiicn.
borIeS" angefoiit luoroen lit fir sic
Vintage elneS Sommcrbeims fir sic
@aiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26

3mci I alien Geriom M
lungcn Scr Spfonlctipfiibrcr iinb
iiir SomItog unh Sonntog bier cil-
bcrilicn %iporoen. Gle critic SiBu1g
lit cine 0ficntlife unb finoet I'M Ma.
rplanb Gbeotcr ani Somitog Nohs
mittoe itatt. 0ie 5lpeite Sitrng,
ioclbe gebeim lit, miro on Sonntog
Mafnittug in Sebman's Sale ohge-
batteu.,
Gle 8erh III el5ung Der Ser
eirc Der aoufleute llno Sobrifontcn
nno ser 8cidjGftsleute nno aonfleutc
nlad)t S~ortidrittc. unh miro Erali-
bent Tapib s. Carroll nod leiner
Miidfe6r om 3. Septcmber cine Sit,
sltng oes Grefutip.Gontite's ein6eru.
fen. "a ser critic Serein mn ans
Witalieoern bon Sirnlen beltebt, miro
ipabrideinlif em%pioblen meroen, filr
beren Mngeltclte, peld)e Dem Terein
Ser sreiicnoen uno aailflente
u~naeboren, cine slrt poiiipe Witglieo-
ihait SIT ibaffen. Gurd oieie Ser
idn,el5ung miro es moglid) lperocn,
DAP bic 1irmen, mclde jebt beioen
@ereinen a~naeboren. ben Veitrag fir
einen Gerein %eriporen, fir Die beiu.
dlenben Golfleute aus Dem Siioen
groBartieere Seltlid)feiten, als bisber,
81 peranitalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26

*"* IoS &rrbItiemeIter Ser Stan.
Ooro.S fule I'M equitable. @~eb1uoe"
bcginnt, mie an onoerer SteQe oe@
oGeutihen Gorreiponornten" onge.
5eigt lit. an fl. september. Steno,
graphic unb Moi6ineni6rei6en miro
gelebrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
in Spmcn'S 5eiicln.

&err Surrp .. Gllbner un0 Sri.
6rieon u. 6cnter sum Sltno iijr'5
2ebcn pcreint.- Scrrn Sermomt
Gubner'S grobortigcS Sod)5citSs
@eihcnf. - @eideutt sen Sobn
nit cinem prd6tigen Sein.
&err Surrp 3. Iubner, Sobn Don
&errn Sermnnm Gubner, Dem @igcn'
thiimer oeS ySotel SermanL" Gdc
bon @lltalu, un0 Brott- StroBc, mo
Sri. SrieOo 81. Senfer, Sodtcr bon
Scrrn 9luauit Senfcr, 0cS MOBILIZE
tanntcn @eiB- rmo Bird 9itrbrolt,
erS, mnroen gcitern Nlben0 bon Nnitor
SulillS Sofnlann IN ociicn @obnu1g,
9tr. 1929, McitsSmpulc StroBc, 5um
9uno filr'S 2cbCn ucrcint. gl3 Graft
5cuAen ilun9irtcn 9err @iliom sen.
ter ulo Sri. gllmine Ieptin. Na0 ser
Granting io1o in ser ulti bo5 prod)ts
polite 0cforirten WobnltuG ser 81
tern ser @rnllt, Nr. 1902, NorOsGos
roline StrnBe, ein @nlpfang itott, bel
NEGLIGENT Oic 5oblrcid crihicncncn
8Gitc olIf On9 nllerbcite bclUirtbct
mltrOcn. Giclc biibid)e uul0 mcrtbpoQ}
@eihcnfc gingcn Dem @ralltpoarc 5l
ulo gur5 b%clonOcr3 mar Oniiclbc ob
elmer bod)bcrSigCn @nbc 0cS Ncrrn
@ermonn Gubner, &utcrS 0cS NrGll.
tigalnS, ~ii6erraid)t, pcldcr icincm
Sobne OoS prGdtig cinGcridtct2 Sans
Nr. 725, &orICm- Nucnllc, i6cnttc.
Snt %crlouic bc3 Nbcno@ trot ooS
ncupcrmdbltc Yaor cine 0oh53it@s
reiic naG NtInntic.Gitp an no oaa-
iclbe cine Mohc ucrpcilcn miro.
Inter Ocn ompcitnocn @Gitcn be.
fonOen lid: SEER NcrnlOm 0ubncr
mo Somilie, &crr e. @ilt mo
5ralL Irau II. @recn Merr $.
Mctdcu uno Strait, SEER Charles
ShnliOt mo Srnlt, Ncrr @iainm
Shm"i0t, Irau Gliiobctb S6miOt,
@arr @litnu gr0mon, &crr SERB.
GrOmnn, Sri. emma @cdcr, Ser
Sobn Gang, SEER :. i. Gn0Ocn mo
Sralt @crr @eorAc &iulnor, SEER :.
9~cgenborOt, 1r. 6. .. Slider, Gr.
Geo. Moltcrcd un0 SrulL Irnl Sind,
Scrr 9lu9uit Scnfer mo 6amiIiI,
Scrr i. ". Mcbrcnberl lun0 6roll,
Scrr &. $. Scooter mo 6rnlt, Ncrr
SernlNm Scooter mo SrolL &err
SenrD Sd)lctnc5 uto 6rou TrGlllein
NmcIia Sdloilcr, Serr $. Shl0Iicr,
Srau Sdyllb, &crr @crnlolm 6cnfcr,
Serr Scnrp Wcndc uno Grull, Ncrr
i. MihoeIiS uno SrnlL Nroi. Noll.
IclOmom uno SroI.
@ertbcimcr- Sdocnc.
,,sa,a.v,~ NJ q u u.
SEER 2conar0 SScrtbcimcr mo SRI.
Wirinm SAocncnlanl, Sodtcr pon
Ncrrn 5. Sdocncnlnnu, mrrOcn &C.
tern MittoG in Scr @obnlung Scr 81.
tern Ger @roltt, Nr. POOP, 9oltous
Strobc. oltrd) &abbincr &cnrp u.
Sdncebcr1cr gctrntt. NaS ncllpcr-
mGblte Noor trot cine Sod5citarciie
nnd) 0cn Niagoros6Gllcn on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26

~" Nm 3. September bcginnt boS
SerbltsS cntriter 6es sWurplano Sps
ticnl College" pie ali anbercr Steue
ange5cigt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
50 10 GrtS."

Cos SAouturnen unb Eicnic oca
Surnpcreins ,&oripGrts", mcld)cs
olf geltcrlt nod Dem @cit-Gno-Enrf
onbcroimlt nor, mnlBte in Solgc Der
,mgiinitigcn @itterrng ucrifobcl
ipcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
8efGbrli6es Spiel.

Ter I Sabre alte @iqiam Wcaee
bon Nr. 1926, Riueriioe.a pe., muroe
geltcrn GbelO, ndbreno err Elm Yiero
nedte, empiinOIit in bic re6te Sano
gebilIcn, 10 OaB inn dr5tlid)e Siilie
ju Sbeil meroen mtbte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26

Die 6ra8e, Oh Sobn Scorletta, ei-
llcr Der in ser vShwor5e Su1o" ,Ai-
lairc 9ln1ctloaten, ieine Yiir0i6oit III
S0bc boom $4,000 pcriouen loIien
miro, srre8t allgenbliflid i'm Stoots.
0mmoltS Bureau piclio6e Gisfuiiion.
Scorlctta oihmimmt" nGmlih jcbt,
ros Dcibt, er lit Elm BoIiogier 0e5 nuf
Der 6abrt ndd Ncapcl beiinoliHer
0onpfcrS ne o'Stnlia," ser am
Santitag bon 9telu.Dorf abiubr. }lr
@orO OciieIben SdifieS beiinoet lid
oll6 Soicpb u. Srombetta nit 6ralt
mo ainoern; Der lcttere lit eill
Sd)ra8cr 0cs reid)en SruhtbGn0lsrS
q @iorgio, oeS ErGiioenten scr ut,
lontic 6rllit &c." 0egen oen ieiner
3eit 0uS gomben. 4ttentat Der
~Sdmor5en @ono" g1ridtet NOR.
Die Ibatiade, DAP Srombctta oas.
lel6e 6abr5eug benubt, mie Scorletto,
aiebt 5u aaerIei germutbungen iiber
Den 3lucde ser Heiie oes Griteren 9tn.
lnB. SEER q @ior9io, ser iiber oieicil
Yunft beirdgt mllrOe, peigcrte iid,
lrgenO melde angaben 81 MAIDEN.
Die Scrbanolung gegen oie orge6.
lihcn oS6mur5c Sano" 8eridm6rer,
gu oencn allBer Scarlctta nod Soiepb
Catalonia, Golcltro Wonteleone mo
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-30
YOUNG REFUSES TO ACT.
Candidate Charges That Rivals Ex
pended Over the Limit,

Candidate Charges That Rivals Ex-
pended Over the Limit.
Carl E. Taylor of Aitkin, who re-
ceived $40 votes in the recent race for
nomination for congressman from the
Eighth district, asked the attorney
general to take action to prevent the
names of Clarence B. Miller and J.
Adam ;Bede from appearing on the
ballot at the general election. Mr..
Taylor alleges that both Mr.. Miller
and Mr.. Bede, who received $4,000 and
10000 votes, respectively, far exceed
ed the statutory limit of expenditure
in their preliminary campaign. AS
Taylor received the third highest num-
ber of votes action as requested would
give Taylor the enomination.:.
. t:Mr: Taylor claims that the law pre-
scribing the amount that candidate
may spend makes the limit $3.50 In the
race for the congressional nomination.
Mr.. Taylor says tn at it cost him just
$3.50 for all expenses, but that Miller
spent $4,000 and possibly $4,000, and
Bede spent Sums exceeding $2,500."
The attorney general refused to
take any action, claiming that, in his:
opinion the law, cited. does. not apply
to primary elections; and : he: consid.
cred: that mo- authority: exists to. .*at-
tempt to deprive either Miller: or *Bede
of a place on: the general ballot. I: !;
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-30
FORAKER ANSWERS CHARGES
AssaiIs Taft and Roosevelt in Lengthy
Reply.

Cincinnati, Sept. 25.-S Senator For
aker has issued statement replying
to the recent charges made by Will
lam r. Hearst and President Roose-
velt. In addition he, bitterly assa:ls
Hearst, Taft and the president, charg
ing Taft with consorting with Stan
dard Oil magnates himself and declar-
ing that President Roosevelts actions
indicate a guilty conscience. ....
In the opening paragraph Mr. For
aker declares that. the .-presidan
showed bias in accepting as true all
the charges. He denies that:he acted
improperly in accepting employmen4
from the standard Oil company, says
that there; was no secret about it an.J
produces letters to prove that aft er
the government began it's attack upon
the Standard. Oil. he declined to accent
a retainer =: from them, *:+..He charged
that Mr: Hearst had other letters in
addition: to those which heugave out
and that these other: letters, if:nsade
public at the same time, would have
showed hows harmless was his.Uoihee:
tion with the Standard people. ~"
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-30
TAFT HAS STRENUOUS DAY
Makes Sixteen Speeches in Mi
sofa and North Dakota,

Fargo, N. D., Sept. 29-Big crowds,
manifesting both interest and ent,lc.-
siasm, surrounded the Taft party
wherever it. stopped in it's course over
the Great Northern up through MID
nesota and North Dakota. The sly
teen speeches which Taft dae1yeerred
worked sad havoc with the splendid
voice he started out with in the morn
lag, and it is again in bad condition.
The day had two features-the Grand
Forks meeting and the Fargo 9ra}ly.
In both places tremendous crowds
were out and in each the candidate
had to make three speeches. * =
The Fargo meeting was made
unique by. the striking feature, of
huge barbecue, where roasted steer:
and twenty sheep were furnished for
the multitude. The feast was partici-
pated in by thousands of excursion
lists who had come from as far as 45o
miles distant
AT: Grand Forks, Mr. ! Taft was es-
corted through the town to the'stsps
Of the Y. MIC: A: building, where he
talkad to an INN ahseH IS & Haddi{epSe: {s
was then hurried AWay : TO- a large
rink. where he made another speaeh,
and then he addressed a7scrowd which
filed the local'o 'opeEa" "house,> 4. iIIssN
Speeches, were 7madkeduring 1thaiday
at st. Cloud, 'Sauk Center; Alexa71flria.
Fergus Falls: BarnesYifle, <Aday; i. ma:
Cro0kStOn: Minn. =. " i z: - i, ~
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-30
Majorities of this contest and tho o
six years ago were as follows:
Y. W. G.. A. Notes..

Mrs. Robinson has resumed her posi-
tion as general secretary of the Y. M.
c. Il. and may be found at the rooms
from one to six o'clock p. m. r.
Rooms open daily from 9 a. m. to
9p. m.
With September 1st the Y. W. G. A..
began the third year. of its existence
Every woman in Austin should call at
the rooms at her very earliest convent
ence and give financial aid TO the Y.
M. G. A. or Sunshine Association or
both if she IS 50 disposed. 1t requires
money to conduct these splendid bene-
fclal organizations.
Beginning with the first Monday in
October Miss Roulston, instructor at
the S. NJ. N. G. will conduct a class in
stenography for young business women
and men or any who wish to Join. The
class will meet three times 8 week from
six to seven p M For further partic-
ulars inquire at the rooms. The Eng
lish class for foreigners begins the first
Tuesday evening in October, also class
in shirt waist making.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-30
.Bly2n and TAFT Tour NORTH
western States. &
IN SOUTH DAKOTA
Republican Candidate Speaks
at Points in Minnesota
and North Dakota. !:

Mitchell, S. D., Sept. 2S.-Acclaimed
everywhere along the line of travel
from Sioux Falls William J. Bryan,
Democratic candidate for president,
arrived here from Minneapolis and
was accorded an ovation. A great
throng was at the station in this city
to greet him upon his arrival and his
ride through Main street to the hotel
occasioned a big demonstration.
Addressing an immense audience: a
short time afterwards Mr.. Bryan in
the course of some remarks on guar
antee of bank deposits, publicity c&
campaign contributions and the tariff,
referred to the fact that Mr.. Taft had
explained Saturday night that he
would not deliver the speech he had
given out because he said sometimes
after q speech was: given out one
found that it did not fit the condi:
tons (; !, :: / ~: ~: r.
Il am" declared Mr.. Bryan. tafraia
that no speech he has will fftE Ethe con.
ditions. in: South Dakota and: it wilIhe
difficult for him to make a speech
which will fit1 Republican issues here
that would not be out OF joint when
he gees back to the Eastern ;states,'|.=,:
The Democratic candidate was to
have delivered his first South Dakota
speech at Sioux Falls at $3.50 a. IN.
His train, however, was nearly two
hours late, but the crowd waited in
tho chilly blasts for his coming. Mort
rose, Salem, Spencer, Farmer and Fui-
ton gave him q noisy reception, in
which the cowboy whoop was predpm-
tAant e.
At eaeh Of these places he exploited
his views on the Democratic and Re
psabhcan platforms and told his hear
ers that there was no prospect of real
reform from the Republican party. :.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-30
SCORE l0EsBUIIDIAGSs BURN


ti&w hi e1adw- -x4bi=4- .a;% .=sx ,ssEzz
Rush City Narrowly: Eseapess Total
=: S;:E$<':@<|' y. - DestrUstion:::zs's:>; ::.
Part Of the business section, II OF
Rush. City was. destroyed: by. fire.
Nearly: a. score. of; buildings. were
consumed. entailing: loss: off, about
100000. $780,.
h:F'or asti1ne the entire city seemed
doomed and fire apparatus from st.:
Paul, HinckJey and Pfne"scity, was
rushed to the assistance Of tho strick-
en town. ~ "a <,;'
:: The fire broke out In the roller mills
and elevator owned by j. F. Hamburg.
Famed by a high breeze the flames
spread with lightning rapidity and
soon a score of business houses had
caught hre:. The only pump in the
city was In the doomed elevator and
was rendered worthless and the citi-
zens were forced to stand aside and
watch the fire monster eat Up their
property. '>:
The Pine City fire department ar
rived on the scene soon after the call
for help was made, followed by the
Hinckley dremen, but they were help
less on account OF the great headway
the flames bad made and 1T was act
until the St Paul hremen arrived that
the flames we're slowly subdued. >
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-30
y1..h:;!A 5tuEstlzsN ast X: ,atsb bns
CAUSE St'e Loss: sOFs$$259;00@
Fire At Fodd :dd Lac, ::WlSy Rsstt:9i;y;.:.

:: .:,,:oHH S:un'pe' e SnuIenes: ::.st7 -
Fond dn~ Lac, Wis.,, Sept. :26.-Ths
destruction by: fire of three of<>the
principah:churches, an, automobile gar
age and seven automobiles, <the resi-
dence of former Mayor Mayham and
a large number of roof fires entailed
a loss estimated at $25O,0O0, partially
covered by insurance:
The fire is said to have started from
an explosion of gasoline in. the Cres-
cent garage. That building, with it's
valuable contents, was soon licked up
and with the aid of a high wind the
flames 4 soon communicated to the
church. properties In that vicinity
Fire brands from the burning churches
were blown over an area of ton blocks
square, starting fires on the roofs OF
many residences. 49,.
Assistance was called from Oshhos'.
and Milwaukee when it was thought
the city was threatened with destruc.
tion.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-30
NOT IN PAYING QUANTITIES
Gold and Silver Found Near: Embar<
rass; St.~;Eouis County. s>:F:,1

- There is considerable. :exeitement
among the farmers around E,mbarraza
over the announcements that gold api
silver has been discovered On the land
of C. II. MoDermstt, passenger con-
ducto1 GA the Iron Range railroad,
Mr.. MeDermott had drill driven
down forty feet and sent samples to
an assayer In Ds1vsF, who, after a
thorough test. reported back that
while there was beth gold and silver
In tho samples submitted It was not in
sufficient quantities to pay for mining
1t. McDernott and his neighbors bs.
neve that If the drill is sent down a
few hundred feet it will strike vein
of pay ore.
Settlers around Embarrass~ have but
recently proved up; but none of them
will now dispose Of their holdings at
any ordinary figure, all believing that
there is precious metal on their land:
Several pieces Of quartz have. been
picked up containing gold. as high as
$50 to the ton, but the main vein re.
mains to be discovered.
Embarrass is a small settlement In
st. Louis county, about ten miles from
Eveletll. - -, -''