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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-29
Leading Food Producing Land.

AS irrigation is introduced and the
population increases Babylonia will again
become one of the leading food-producing
lands. The ancient irrigation canals can
easily be restored, and this will relieve
the spring pressure of water in the rivers
and prevent foundations. If trees are
then planted along the banks of the
canals it probably would change the eli
mate by increasing the rainfall and dis
tributing it more evenly throughout the
year, which would lower the extreme sum-
mer heat and equalize the temperature.
With intelligent encouragement given to
agriculture this whole region could be re-
modern methods and machinery $1,000 600
acres of desert and swamp lands between
ancient Nineveh and the Persian gulf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-29

1a2I-11t Rooms 8. 10. II. Equity bldg. city.
The Dickinson press., 1909-01-16
County Seat FIaht

These is a struRs. assRiieion thar The
jpAe. H. On the Saitafhr s,Qparters in the
McHanzie county fshe. Tuesday d the
special session. offtie ssgReme cosntt held
al Gpana Forks. Judge Ensezud ao,snsel
fbr the Alexasdenrf>atisn, and Attorney
Gaasfe Banga, fnrtAs Schafer sappesters,
to q oontimsnnce of TIN contro-
p<Fsy to the Mhndh term to b. Aead in
this city. While this was tnanspirine
a lGrand Forks the commissioners Of
Mckenzie. county were taking the. vote
which nasnad. Alexander as AcKenzie.s
county aeat.. pending the action Of Tia
supreme court and which, dealt a body
blow t., The hopes of the SeAafer factzap..
The only relief said to he open to the
Schaief faction is to HE themselves i'm.
,mediately 70 Judge W. H Winchasates
at Bdsnarck and get IN Injunction re-
srainins the county officials from nov
IND thelr Offices, 81 Alexander. !!0wint
tathe Eoundabout lsnte which tAex viii
Nave to travel to ~ to- Bismaaek how
eve. 1t ID believed that before III relief
can be GAINED Tie transfee will have
taken place. 81 G /.
The Dickinson press., 1909-01-16
Raale in CHARMS

Co... AR HeaRe Is now lin charger at
the adjutmt,9emra's Offices. Acting, ON
orders ofKoveuuor Burke aas oommandks
of the NSrtffs naaota troo1Rs Gantaia
Murphy ossOda A and a deAail, Of finar
privates tooksclAzSe Of the. oABoe.mMhn-
day ca. Peahe. was aaan
in charGSe. 3
The move has caused moo eadi off uzk
all over r31epstabe and it as q qpesanin
whether the taxenor haas tanscanled
hissauthscitrer not it, ist oanteni1ed
that:if HaEbaeeou1d remove sPsoale i'm this
mmnery. hee could take . si1nilmr astion
with,anyyoft the oficialsx.
MesdAyythe military nnddlte beeame
more. complicated. Poole applied to
Judge Winchester and secur6h a tenn
poraryg injunction against, Col, Reake,
restraining, him FROM attempting to
assurae change of the otonee. The papers
were. served and at midai&ht Ronas went
to tine capiial and took CHANGE At the
Office, rennaining thseee until noon,
Durine.,his alsence, Cow. Ralnale issued
twoooCdesR, one arreseins, Roole and thu
othee,calln& ont anst1eHr dbtaa Of sob
disBsto,adaia captuse the ad6atant gaar
eEaalssonhe which tey,dh hD heakkna
ihtheedaoE.
The Dickinson press., 1909-01-16
GiMn1an Alarm

The system Of sysdinE in q Ere alarm.
which 10 used in this ssty, while posses
sing some good features, needs to be un-
desstood In order to work satisfactorily.
II the public once learns tAe methods
used, there will be little dGBculty in
locating the trouble.
When q fire occurs. the news ID tele-
phoned from the nearest phone to
central. She Immediately notifies the
engineer in the power house o5 the
ward in which the fire is located. He
sends in the alarm, giving q long sses-
ccndo blast followed by a number Of
short whistles, one for the first ward.
two for the second. three for the third.
four for the fourth and five for the S
Side.
The city is divided into four wards,
but 40 two Of the wards take in blocks
on both sides Of the traca, in the fire:
alarm system five whistler indicate any,
place south Of the t1sek.
On the north side, one short whistle,
denotes that the nhe il north Of the
traek and wess of Hsnnafogd street.
This includes the city hall and the high
school. Two Whistles n6icate that the
fire 10 within the. blocks bstween Hanna
ford aad Sims streets, which includes
many Il the principal business blocks,
the ar1sory. churshess etc II three
whistles are blown! the fire il between
Sims; and Wolford' stseete. isetpaisk The
opera house and; court House. An of the
rest Of TIE city north Of the .tssc4 is
meant by four blows Byuenenboink
tthis* il is very easy to'lbcate . flse; NO
lv5ded centlai! gets the aist ir6bs1nse5ou
CORRECTLY
Patronssf tie telephone. service can
find out NOSE definitely, tie. location #
the. trouble By a proper use Of their
phdses. All that is necessary sDdU 10
to RING 'up,csatYal and remain. at the, re-
.ceiver until tiserkirl gives the Hquiied
inf6rnnationi No questioass are neoes-
saryy. just a Bttje PATIENCE
Asssoon asaB alarm is sosDded,, central
receives inquSries by the dozens. ALL
the operatorsSeDnfect up walf each line
repeating conseaaaiy the location, Of, the
fire. H'no 'anster is received in, p few
seconds after ringing upo the cntral
Office. simplyvmnnnin at theauhOne> with,
de receiver at IouI ear untiRan, amswer
il received. KnnBy be thatt oentrsl'las
Just connectediEH with that line. kabre
you calIad, in which case it-tissnecessauw
TO wait mtiI7sAs pings agai1
1t is aiSooimHmtD to bear i'm mind
that central has no information. as to-
the seriousness Of the ftee. ALL slie.
knows isswhere.M - locatedu. No, apes-
tons of ,anyyseut are Necessary ami by
remembering. these i~nstruOt1pnss there:
will be hStterr auwiee andd 1tisfastiam
all aroup33s
The Dickinson press., 1909-01-16
Gladstone

There will be '.hss6 tines danes
in the Letor hall on Friday evening,
January 2znd. Prizes will be eivsa' for
the coiumes best representing, hard
times.
Although exceedingly cold last Sa-
day, Rev. Thomas drive up from Tayssr
to hold services hese:
G. c. Turner has been at the: Steis
hospital the past wsek receiving, treat
meue for appendicitis. :.
r B. Lee is on a busiuess> tip to
Faro aud the Twin Cities this week and
will also visit relatives in Aldsn,. MINI.
Miss Jean Sellers visirsdiin tswn'M Nom
day. returning to Dickinson. ia The. even
ing.
Carl AabE.ow Efficient postofice clcsf,
went to Bismsssk Tuesday right To- take
the civil service examinations.
D.. v. HI Sticaney was called again
Wednesday, to; astend Mrs. lede, who
has been ilF for the past ten daxss
Frank Revsal; and family left Tauralay
to. visit relatives in southern Mime-
sofa and Iowa. Mr.. Revell is manafer
Iof tie Lee farms and is taking hiss vaea-
|tien daring the cold weather so as to- be,
on the farm when tfse spsins wsrk b.
gins Jacob Lae4ier' attends to livestock
Nh Reveil's' absence.
JOS Watson, the stase driver besseeD
Gladstone. and Alden makes regular
tndps aad defes King Fspst - freezeaiim
out. @
Andrew Jopp went u Dickiasor
"Wednesday to ~attenalthe commissioners"
meeting
Joseph Koehl,. whsslbst His home . and!
children BY fire last: week.. I'D too be:
taken to the hospital Dor ueath1eaaah.
TIM doehsE expects tdAher obliged tonn>
move. one of Ilr. Hoehfa eyes The
.founth child buned will m1say have CHS,
hand anlutated.
The. vasnalls ice houses i'm tuwn sne,
.beSne filled. this weeEH
Dnuce- RoRReil and MdnL DuEan Of
,HkMswilU were in town nue8aiaY-
A. b. Koran and I W. Tulcher Of
were in town. the frst of ti1le
week.
III. Il. Jbhnapn and W. M. Haskins ef
Elton ware. business visitors. this week.
Henry Mantnsom of Horsaiu wassa
business wisitw this Wuek..
Henry Sliunt1m returHeat fpem Wiscon-
sin Saturday accompanies by A.
'Mfohaelhon..
The mambeB of the Earmef'S Elevafar
Co helh.theirannual Meeting Wednesday,,
.Ibhn, GnlndhMseer was elected presidents;
Beetkea. treasurer: Carl H.thi
and: Matt Bsyer, directors and Jtsn,
lJungerA, manager.
The Dickinson press., 1909-01-16
New Enqtand..

Miss Martha Yik has. been, unable: to
attend to her duties. at the. GardnaE,
restaurant the past weak on accasnt of
a severe sore throat.
Mitchell PeTrio. whe has BEEN freight
ing for Gardner. cut his hand recently
and the wound is giving hhm much
trouble. His arm has swollnn quite
badly. Mr.. Perria has been unfortu-
nate this winter. having frozen his. face
several times.
Louis Strans; spent sexezal days al
Mott last week.
Ole Bake. a prosperous farmer living
near Rainy Butte. returned home. the
past week fsom Cooperstswn. where: he
visited for a time with friends and
relatives
Christ Wolff of Alden was in town
the first of the week.
MI. and Mrs j. W. Haaer announce
the coming marriage Of their dasehter.
Miss Laura Hager to Carl NelsosA The
marriage will take place some time
this month.
Lee Lucey.. a clerk in the Dickinson
postofice, was at his homestead sever
miles west of New England last week.
N. F. Bartholome. who has beer
working in Dickinson for several months,
as clerk in the German Mercantile Co..
store. came back from Dickinson tbi,
week and has taken up his residenc,
on his claim nea the Tepee buttes
/. The masquerade ball that was to hav,
been given at the Gardner hall on th,
: evening of January 9Th, has been post
. poned until January 18th. on account Q
, the cold weather. i Ssgl
School at the New England ichoo
house began Monday after the holida
recess The teachers Misses Blanch
Dunnine and Ehie Marsh. returnedSatu,
day from theirrespective homes Is Bow
man and Hume. =
The Dickinson press., 1909-01-16
WHEAT YIELDS

An especially interesting and
profitable article for farmers i'm
Western North Dakota is that ap-
pearing in the Press this week
from the pen of Supt. L. R.
Waldron Of the Dickinson expert
ment station.
Mr.. Waldron has had three
years trial with wheat at the
Dickinson station and his GDm-
PARSONS are quite favorable to
the durum variety.
The Dickinson press., 1909-01-16

IT is expected that tte Nontass,u
Pacific will put trains, No. $ and
6 into the service again soon.
The heavy fall Of Snow in. the
Rocky mountains, coupled with
the severe cold weather prevailing
both east and west, has, for the
time, demoralized passenger: train
schedules.
The Dickinson press., 1909-01-16

TO have good health. live long and
happy. follow the advice of the g1reatest
HhelthSpecialists-""Take physic once !
week" Dothis and you won't know
~htt a sick day i. Hollisteri''s
Rocky Mountain Tea u The safest
physic. 3 cents Z. ]. Greene 4 60.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
Sinniac Nucrfcnnnn9.

Nom, IS. SUM. - 9o5 NllSmdrs
tigc 9Int bat cine i60nc ltno tiillts
lcrtIGe Heplifa Der ulten r0milden
Silr9crtronc ais @aarid)mld iiir
Sri. Wobcl 9oar0man ollS @oibiltgs
ton, .. e., ais Nnerfcnmung Der
Gicnite, mcldc lie ais Wiitglico Der
Ameritoniiden @eIcuidait bonn 60.
then &rcll5 Den NotbleiOcnbcn in
0cnL Don Dem fiir5li6en groBen Gro
bcbcn oerbeerten 0iitrift i'm Siioen
lciitctc, onfertigen lulien. 9ieic
rrniiiuem @plO"bcltebenoc arone,
mclbe @id)enbldtter mo Gi6eIn oar
ltellt, lit IN Elm &e0er.Gtui pcrpadt,
meldleS nit bem f0niglid)en @oppcll
in @olO gciGmiidt lit, uno trGgt ioI-
8ctOe Sni6rift:
u8iir Sri. Wo6el 8~ooromon, BON
Scr Ancritanilhcn @eieli6ait pom
Gotben &reu6e, bon Der italicniidcn
&egierung ais 3eidcn Scr 9ontbors
felt, 1906--1909."
9os linrtiae @ciAenf miro Dem
Sri. 9oarOmon ollrdJ bic itolieniide
Sotidoit in @oibington 5ugeIteat
mer6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
@icocr Gin Granf i'm @eifcn Saric.

8aiDinaton, D. g., Is. Suni,
= Gin bodgcmohicncr Mnnn, Der
leinen Nomen olS OberIt Sos. Strid'
lano Don Goie6errn 4rf., ollGob,
mlroe bier Dor benz @eiBen Saitle
pcrbuitet, nahoem CT pergeblid Gin.
LOB begebrt batte. Ser Irreitunt
fiibrte eincn groben Golt'id)en 9fepol-
Der BON A &oliber urlb cinen gefila.
ten allgelgiirtel bel iid). SIN Serbor
erflGrte CT, er bobe YrGiioent Gait 81
einenl belti1nmten 3rpede lpredelt
poaen. @citcrc Ausfunft mllroe bon
iDin pe~rlpcigcrt. Sorl1uiig bat man
oen iiiOliden Sberitell speeds llllter'
iildulng ieines @eiiteS5uitanoeS nad)
Dem st. Glijabetb. Srrenolpl" &C.
brad)t. yHas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21

i'm WIilitdrboIlou.|orf oti. Sn Scr
@on0el bcfano lid, nuBer Sen itbri-
gen Snioiien old) @rof &oitofftlcft
Gireftor Der Eriuotfon5let Der Sal
ierin N~lerouoro. Ger @oQon tricb
IN elmer &obc BON mellig ntebr, nlS
elmer Wteile iibcr sic Sto0t, ais @roi
Hoitofiticif IN 6oIac zines SrrtbrmS
bic Sdnr 500, meld)c OoS @oSOentil
0finete. MGbrcn0 0u$ @o9 raid emit
mid, iarf Ocr9ollou raid mo i~tiir5tc
in oen @ortcn elmer 2onOpillu SIT 90
ocn. Eolibin bIieb ollgen6lidliH foot
mo ietnc @ottin lit 10 idrucr ucrlcbt,
OaB ibr So0 jc0en @lll9enblid Crmars
tct miro. Gopitou &orbe entfnm nit
eillem 8einbrld un0 @rof Goitoiits
Jeff nit ldpcreu Goltlrlionen. Wtit
2lllSnnbulc Oc3 GopitGn5 &orbc ma
rem Die Ebcilncbmcr al Der Suitiubrt
u%ncriabrcne WtitglieOcr ocS ncllorgn-
nilirtcn rulliiheu NcrosGltbS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
VcGra6cu bic Strcitart.

Berlin IS. Slrni. - Sn Scr
o3ufunit" ucr0iicntIidt Scr @croi1S,
0eber Warimilion Soroen eincll
Sriefmediel 5luiihcn iBm uno Dem
@cneral.Sieutenant ). Q. 8raielt
Sumo b. Woltfc, in mcltben Sarocn
Oorein einmiuigt, icine 9cruiutg &c.
gen 6nS ii6er i'm in ser @eleiOi-
gltn9Sflogc Moltfe'S perDGngtcS trui
urtbcil BON $50 Winrf NclobuBc 81.
r%iid5u5icbcn. Dies GcidDicbt in 9(n,
betrodlt eincS Srieics be8 Graicit
Moltfe, NORM oieier icin 9coouern
iiber gclpilic obfGuige grtI6rmgeil
gcgen Sor6cn, Die i'm Gcrid)t gcfol.
len narclL 5lln 9lltS0rud bringt. 9ic
SeleioigrngStlage OeS @rdien Sumo
b. Wtoltfc gcgcn WnrimIilian Saroeli
mar %befonttlid cine sSolgc ser @nt,
9ilaungen iiber ooS 5reihcn Der Gil
lcnbnrg'iden Snfelrumoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
Gnolid) i'm @arn.

3ruci 2nbe1Oicbiuttn IN 9ernbci.
mcr'a MoorcnboltS geioBt. - &c
ltebelL felt 5mci S5oDrcn ibr @orb-
mert gctriebcn 81 baben. - Sot-
ten IidJ Den Nohitcuungcn Der
Yoli5ci itCtS 5u cltt5ieben gerpllBt.
Sm SdJllb . 9cportemcnt in 9erns
bcimer'S MourcnboltS an Wc1ts2er-
%lngtonitroBc bcrridtc geIterngtodmit.
tag groBe N~uircgung. 3uei 6rouen
mur0cn bon Serrn Morri6 Sillelberg,
einem NngeiteIlten ser Sirnlo, ais
SoOcl0icbinnel be5eidnet uno bcnnt.
morteten oicie 9eidnloigimg nit CT
nent lold,cn 3eter.W :@eid)rei,
OoB Die aun0cn un0 NngeItcQten oes
SooenS crid)rcdt 5uinnnlenlieicn. Die
bei0en Srolten, Nlicc WiuionS bon
Nr. 2022, Goitcrn.2 lpemte, un0 Mols
nie &cnrp bon 9tr. 3502, Gbeituut.
Nnennlc, luitr0clt bon Dem 8ellunrlten
babel 6eobodtct, iuie tie 5ipei Euor
ain6erihube in elmer @onotoide Der.
ldlpin0en licben. &crr Siliclbcr0 gc-
lcitete Die beiOcn Srducn 81 Dem @or.
te}lmnlcr mo bcnad)rid)tigtc 0aS go
li5ei 3 Satptqllnrticr, l~porouf 9etef.
tiD Eoblcr gelonot murOe mo Die
Ger6oftnng pornobnt. SIN 0ctcftip-
Geportcnlent in cin i6aricS Gerbor
0cnomntcn, gclton0cn Die 6rolten,
audi in lonitigcn Sdoen lpie o2euoer,"
oStcmort'a" lno onOcren me6r ibr
%llnllucien getrieben 5lt babcr, Sic
6%efonnten icit etmo 5luei Sobren y5ll.
lommcngenr6eitet" 81 boben.
0eteftio Gobler, Der i6on felt Wos
noten ein Do6ionteS Slil9e ollf Die
9eiocn bottclL obne lie lebod folien
SIT fonnen, llobn cine &ouSiufung
III ben Wo1nlingen Der Veioen Dor
ut16 iono IN Sruu Senrp'S Solllc Der
ldieoene Monrcll, lpie Spiben, 8Gns
Der, Sei0enItiide, Sdleifen II. ogl.
nlebr I'M @ertbc BON ctma $3.50, m1b.
reno er in Sroli MiQidmS' @obnung
tein 9claltungSnatcriol entoedte.
Die Terboiteten lueroen bcltte ell
Gerbor Dor auOi 2oOen in Der pelts
liden Eoli5eiItotion 81 beiteDen ba-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
SicbltGblc i'm GunutOsS d)nbamt.

Buffalo, N..D., IS. Simi. -
SumucI &oibcinS, Elm Glcerf I'M Dit
rcnlt Ocs Gouutp = SdobmciiterS,
lultrOc bclttc ullter Der g(nfloge, am
20. Ipril 3. s. $50 ucrlultrcut SIT
bobclt, SIT nidt inter 5mci Sobrcn
lunO ied)S Wtonaten m1o nid)t iiber
fiini Sobrcn 3ubt6orr9 peritrtbcilt.
@r bottc iid) iduIoig bcfomt. Sol
beinS mllr0e tiir5li6 I'M &crcin nit
lcincm Setter &oreb =. YSCeo mc0crl
cincS Gcii5itS pom $4,000 I'M Gorul-
tp- Sd)otomt pcrboitct. Der @ro5cB
gcgcn @ccO ioQte bclrtc bcginncn
olcin ser @ro5cb lprroc lucgcn&ronf.
belt bc$ Nu9eflagtrl pcrifo6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
uySarnnna aescn SdnuinNlcr.

WaibingtOn, 2. :. Is, SUM.
,0iitet Sud- 9egen cine or1nnilirte
9anoe olt5Idnoiider SdrpinolerI"-
10 lulttct Die BON Dem nmerifanii6en
&ice.@ cncraIfoniul &. u. Mognificio
pom Smprno, aleinoiich mt5gei6idte
@urmung in einem Serift iiber peflt.
ni1re Gerluitc, meId]c oerihie0ene
omerifoniiGe @el6GftabGuier ourd
sic betriigcrii6en Mtetbooen ser 10
9%euonnten nS6mor5en 9anoe bon
SmDrno" c"rlittcn babcl. Wau
itGbt, OoB bicic 9ctriiacr in Oen LETT
ten 5ebn 3cbren minOeitenS $3.50.
600 Don ellropGii6en 6irnlert er-
i6winoClten, rno Die fiir5li0 in Gn9.
lonO uno 1eutidlnnO pcr0ifentlihten
offi5ielcn 8arnungen ge9en Oieiels
ben bnbcn BORT cine beiliomc Nir=
flung ntSgeiibt. Die buuptlGdlihen
Wttglic0er ser 8onoc mltrOcn fiir5.
lid aus Soititraier, sic ibncn mcgen
Der @ci1minoellng cllropdiibcr Sir
men ollicrlegt morbcu morelL cntlai=
lcL mo Du lie III europa 9}ibt3
nlebr ouSri1tcu fGnucl, 10 mcnoen
lie jcbt ibrc 2luimcrfiomtcit oclr
umcrituntI0cn &mportcurcn SIT, mo
piclc ocriclbcn linO i6on, mic &r.
Mo9niiicio in icincm 9cridt on9icbt,
i1rcn 9iGntcn 5lIm Gpicr geiollcu.
BIC Nonlcn scr SHmiuOIcr limo Dem
Bureau Of Manufacturers" 5ltac-
itellt wor0cn. &brc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bcitcbt borirL boB lie 6nttrriGcinc,
i'll mcldlcn Der Mcrtb ser ncriMiiftcn
@uorcn SIT bod onIcicbt it, aus
Id)ifclL DOB lie Hobmatcriol Don ae-
rinNcrcr GuoIitGt ais oaS bcitcllte
pcridoiicn un0 onBcrOcW fltr5c@ Sc
nidJt gcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
Nio1at Eaida's SdJGocl.
onitautinppel, Is. :.

GonitontinppeL IS. Suuti.
- Ger geieblsbaber Der @enoarme-
rio 81 9cihfimcid, binter Dem bieii-
gen Oiloi5- Gololt, bcrid)tet, oaB er in
citell bieIigen SerlicB, III mclden
ole Opier oes Gr. SuItanS gboill
Sonio eitgeferfert moren, cine &iitc
nit cincm Shdbcl ion0, melfen or
iiir benjenigen Miobot Goida's bGlt,
beiien oligeblides !Sol,pt Dor lGtgerer
3eit ouf 9lbbul @amio's 9eieGl nadI
GonItontinopel gebrodt mlroe, Inn
81 belueiicr, baB Miobot tbotiGdlid)
foot Jet. Wiobot Yoida mar 8roB-
pe5ier in 1872 mo ipdtcr III 1876
bis II. gr milroe in 9ulgorien &c.
boren ino itorb angc6li1 in 1881 IN
arabien. sga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
Mrnidclpan pl0blidl acitOrben.

Slid incit is. <ni. - &onI
Nlcrnnoropitid &ruidcpom Der be.
fanltc %2lntiiemitcn , 6iibrcr m0
monor4iihcS MitgIicO Scr critcn Oh,
ma, lit bclrtc bier pl0blid 9citorbcn,
&rltihciuon'S 3citun8 n0rong"
6reunO) mar scr StinmugSnlude
gcgen Oic &3roclitcn gcmiOmct mo
lullr0e fir Ooa biclige SllOcl.Otoi-
iufrc uerontmurtlid 0ebalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
3odcieIicr-0eiden a6gelcbnt.

SmoDa, @ebr., IS. SUM. =
8ouperneury Sbaaenbcrger unoaon5'
Ter auerp babcn Elm aroBes @elogc'
lheif SobnnS. Godeieller'S iiir Die
8erbefier,mg Der SpielplGte Der
Iebrasfa : l%lnipcriit1t abgelebnt.
Hodefel(er woate elm sroBes @e6dlloe
fir atbletbii6e l%lebuugen nuffiibret
loiien uno beitimmte, baB Oas Sc.
bGlloe Sen Nalneli nHodeielcr SOIL"
fiibren loutc. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
Sd)limmcs Gnbc elmer 2nftreiIc.

PETERSBURG Is. Silni.-Sof
fommerberr Golibin fam bentc ourd
eincn 9oaon-llniaQ nobe bier um's
2eben, feline 8attin erlitt fe6ens0e.
fdGrlide Serlesungen upo 5mei all-
oere Eerioncn muroen i6mer perlctt.
Ger galon .@elteral @ahnotpss
fp," melder Dem ariegsminilteriunl
gebOrt unb IN ipeldlem bier Sifi5ie.
ren Dor bier SoGrcn ein 1bnlifes
ltualiid suitieB, itieg beute inter
unter 5iibrung ocs Captain Gorbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
Siidluf nnS ErieItcr ucrtric6cn.

lllpiicS, Ncbr., IS. SUM. L.
Gin 0tob pertrieb bcltte glbeno oen
fotboliiGcn @ii6of gulocllm 2in-
coin mo 3mci @rieTter dis Der StoOt
mo Orobtc iGnen init Mibbonolm-
gen I'M Sale ihrcr &iidfebr. Ger
&prfoa lit cine 6olgc pes longiGDri-
gen 9onncum.W llrpbp StreitcS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
&aticr's WcidJenf fir Sen G;arciuitidJ.

$etersbnrG IS. SUM.
aoiler Nilbclm bat oent @roBiiirIten
aleriS Hifolaicipitid. So1n pes G5a.
rem ulO Gr6en oes ruiiiiden SbronS,
cin WoOca beS Observation-Disclosures
sum 9el1enf genobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21

bon1tcr bon Sciten Scr 6eit6eb0r0e
periifert iinb.
9oS Gomitc, mcldcS Ole ougeHei-
men Arrangements fiir Die geitrige
@2nerol.Erob traf beitnnO ans ben
@&. SeurD @ienefelo, Sermoun
Wfidlid) un0 Charles &. Sepbolo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
gron5 Sieers Gnke(in?
sd)reflid)e @ntbeefung in einem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1T Ne,us9)prf.

SungcS Sranrn,immcr burt ais 2ci@c in ciucm Softer oefnnbcn, mcIdcS
cine YliiTonGrin mno Gnfcin ocS brriGmteu ocntidpamerifauiidcu
ltniOnS Generals gcwden idn iOQ. 2ufidifa6rt purncGmcr
GctcrSbnrgcr nimlnt Gin GnSc nit SdrCfcn, - Ingcblidcr In-
filter bS &iidducff @iaTafrcS cincS pIGtidcn SubcS gciturbem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21

"** Nn onoerer Steae oieIer Sci.
hing bictet Die 6irma aennaro &
so. prGdtige Souplabe 81 9elgrapia,
Der Sd)mciter.T oritaot bon Sperlea.
gum EreiS bon $3.50 aniiuGrts BEL
gilnitigen Observation-Disclosures gum
aauf an; ferner babe glder. uno sf.
fer.9oupl6Be SIT Sarepooo. Dem lido.
men. pittoresfen l~lierlanoe in Ger
NGbe BON Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21

Geo. g. Soldier, ein Sarmer
in S6nedspiae, nabc Ilentomn, ga,
melter inter Der glnflage Dor @eriht
itono, I'M leBten Nopember Den Slt-
melen.tS aliiirer 2eopolb @rmarn aus
Ybilaoelpbia ermoroet 81 babelL
muroe geItern ocs Moroes i'm erIteh
@raSs' 'iibefTilBrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21

Gie Neacr Senrp glanfioro 1t.
@onroe Smitb iuuroen geltern i'm
Sofe Charles, Ga, lpeeen grmoronng
bes lueiBeu aaufmlanns Hene Neeo
purd Den Strong bineeridtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21

*** Gum greiie BON $3.50 bis 5000
perfauit Die 6irnlo @ebb & @bite
III ocnt berrli6 g~elegenen Sororte
o@ilio Serraces," meldber nit Der
Samilton.2 inic Ser StrabenboGn 3i
erreiden lit, id6ne 9ouItencn. Agen-
ten iin0 tGglid di Srf uno SteQt.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-04

s THIS WEATHER MAKES LIFE WORTH 1 s LIVING !

Thercsuitoi tho observation taken at Moore wharf st midnight, Sept ?, 1909, is ss follows
 Temperature time observat'n 4e above Max.ternp, preceding 24hOurs 6i above Min. "-- -" ,t 10 above Mean 1" 52 above
 Barometer 3ol0 Clear and calm
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-04
THE UNEASY WEST.

It is a common saving with pol iticians that prosperity makes people forget their grievances. Somehow the rule does not seem to work any more the other side of the Mississ ippi. With dollar wheat and a record corn crop in sight the honest farmer IS still grumbling that the Adrieh tariff revision was fraud and that the trusts got all the best of it. New York World.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-04
QUEEN LII.

The good Queen LII is old and i'll, she only longs for peace and quiet; TO longer moans for crowns or thrones. no longer cares for rout or riot. Upon day not far away the nations paused to watch her capers; the dusEy queen. in magazine was featured and in Sunday papers. And though she came with hoodooed name a nymph from some Hawaiian grotto. and in her wrath cut out a swath much wider than a lady ought to, her dusky face still holds it's place, upon our mem'ries fondly pictured; she made her breaks and bad mis- takes, but never wrote book or lee tured.-walt Mason.