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3abme SasS in Sitairifa.

Nlr0 HOolt0elt ellltQll1u)ell, pu Nt
pcli9 Nlfregung bletet, logt
Mcltreiicnoer.
Ncm 0orf, %. M0ri. Son
elmer ud)tnlonotigen @eltrciic fcbrtc
0citcrn Der bcfonnteN oltpncr r@lobc'
trottcr." Sr. Cana Cites, ein perIon'
lider ISrclnb pes Gr.Erulioentcn
Mpciepelt. oili Dem Tumpicr st.
2oliiS" bierber 3uriid. Notiitlih bate
ser olte Serr, ser int Nlter bon ttiun
60 Subrcn ltebt. piel Sllterel'anteS
5u cr5Gblen, 5llrnol cr einen SbeiI
ieiuer Heiie onrd) oieielbcn @cgen-
ben gentad)t bat, Die %bcmnGd)lt SEER
Gooicuclt burd)qlleren miro. llcber
oeilen GrDortlungen biniidtlih ocS
Soabper9nilgenS iprod) iif Serr
Cites ein menig 5meiielboit aus.
.@cpiB." meintc CT. ngiebt ca IN Dit.
Niriru Somcr, Sigcr mlb onberc5
Mollbthier5ellg ober IS 1T bod nlebr
ei1 ,}llfoll, luelllt man cS 81 @elid)te
befommt. Iogeaen fam man llnge.
51bltc Shnorcn bon Nntilopen ul0
Gbnlidjen Sbicrartcn bid)t ilcbcn Der
@obnlinic groIcn ieben, Die 10 5nDm
lillo, ooB nid)t eilllnol Der poriibcr.
fobrcnoe Bug tic ~ einem aopIuen.
Den neronlnbt. Suidles @ilo SIT err
lcgcll miro Srll. Hooicuelt bohcr Dor
fonnlcil, mic cine So9o oili &iibc IN
Dem Sofe zines SanobonleS. Allfre.
gclocS lit nid)t oos geringitc babel"
On oht Wonuten bat ser @eIten.
blumnlcr bic Strede BON $4,000
Wcilen ourd)meilen. Tie Heiic be-
gam IN Der Sdhucii, 9ina baum
orrh Scltrcid uno oic @olfonlGnocr
ilbcr &lcin.Glicn nod Ggppten, baum
bllrd) Sit-airifo. bllrd) ooS Seenge.
bict nod) Sii0safrifo nno bon Der
&opfolonic nod) Sontbomptor, bon
no ans bic &cimrciic oligetrct,n
lpllr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-31
9ilbcrgallcrie>bes guti
fans eroiiuet.

o III, %. WGr5. - Ser Yapit bot
geltern, utngeben BON Ieinem Sol
itnat. Den oiplomntiid)en Sertreterl,
mo piclen Iitglieoern Der romiihcn
slriitofrotle, Die rleile 9ilbergaaerie
bes 8atifonS ibrcr Yeitimmullg iiber-
gcben. Inter Der Mnipclenoen be,
fono iid) liur eii1 amerifoncr. Goter
Sogil, Der Gireftpr oes Gatifaniider
Sbieruotoriums.
Gie Gercmonie ipnroe oiirh ser,
llmltano, oob Die Ginipeibung nit
Dem Sobrcstag Der @eburt Hoiaer:
5uIamn,en iiel, nod intereiionter ae.
%ltaltet. Ger Eopit i~tattete ieocr SaIe
eilien geiuf ob, iuobei CT Ole mad
Shnlen nilb Gerioben ~georoneteil
gilOer bclpunbertc ltno lobtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-31
Ylntiscr &nmpi nit HGnberm.

Srcnton, NO. %. WGrS. 49,
Staotnlnrifnl Geo. Goralpop lpilroc
bcute, mGbreno or an Der Spise zines
Silr9er. guigebotS brei HGllber Der
fol8tc, lueldle Die @eloipinoen 5pcier
Sdoen 81 Spidaro, nabe bier. ge.
plilnoert bntten, BON eiiiem oerielbell
geltoilen uno iuobrideinlih tobtlif,
uermunoet. Giner Der HGubcr blieb
tcot IN Dem @eied)t uub Die beioen
onocren ergdbcn iid,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-31
Momiral Gunueric tobt.

8a + in ITO Dc, 30. WtGrS.
- Gontre. gomirol G%onperie, bon Der
Sunoesflottc, itorb beitte slbenb al,
llrGmiidcr Yergiitulg. gr lpar ihoit
icit elmer Teibe bon Sobreu peniio.
nirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-31

~ Auditorium" ntebcr er.
Offnet. - Ios auditorium. S6ea.
ter" lpeld)cs auf I%norOnnilg bon
Souinipeftor Yreiton III periloiiener
@ofe gei6loiicn mcroen nll,Btc, rullr.
Dc geitern NtenO ipieoer erGiinet.-
Souinlpeftor Grciton bot Die Hcpa.
rotnrarbciten geltern beiidviot mno
Die G%rlalbnib 5ur @ieoercroifnnllg
gegeben. Gos S6eater lpur geitcrn
abcno poqbeiebt eS wurbe Dos Stiid
.Sbe Blue Wouie" BON Cube Std
gegeben, nit melfern Die Sbuberts
Gampognic in Ser Stoot Ser Mpnu.
mentc iid) alti baS 0ldlt5enOite elm.
fiibrt.
Grbiclt Sroncrfnnoe. -
Sr. Ybilip Heinciner Don Nr. 2404,
6airlnoimt- apenile. erbielt gcitern
aus Garmitabt bic Eodjri6i, oa6 bo-
iclbit icin gri,oer, bas S~taoirotbS.
Mtltglie0 Gdrl $. Heinemer, nelher
ouh 0ircftor bes 100000 Mitglieoer
5ahleHoen .Geutifen @altpirtb. Ser.
banOes" mar, inn glter BON 50 Sab.
rcn geitorbcn lit. Ger Serblidenc
fam i'm Sabre 1864 nud amerifo
nno belt iid) iieben Sabre IN ct.
Sonis auf, worauf ct mad Der Sci.
matb 5uriidfebrte.
Strife orobt?- @egeit Der
anaefiinoigten 2obnreouftion bon 10
Bro5ent iolen Die Irbeiter Der Stabl-
iperfe in Sparrotps. Toint iid nit Der
abiidt tragen, an oen Strife 5u &c.
ben.
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Cur Hu9e beitattct.

Tie lrollden lleberre'te bon Scrrll
Cir Sogeliung aIi Dem Solloon-
Yorf.SrieOboie Dem Sd)oobe Der
Groe iibergebell. - 9ceroigung
Don Srau &ouiia @otti6alf.
Gin aroBes Sroucraefolgc geleitetc
aciteru bic irbiihe SiiQe bes am 26.
WGr5 ans Dem 2ebell geihicoencl
Srn, Sir Soeclinn9 bon Sruucr'
bolic, Nr. 1908, @eit-Saiopette- Npe.,
ans nod, ieiner Iettell GrtbeitGtte olli
Dem o&onoon Eorf Sricobofe". go.
ltor W. q. Winllid Don Der cpoll9c-
liif.llltberiid)en Gpucoroia-airbe al
Der Srnnflin.S trnBe, nnbe Irling-
ton.Npenlc, omtirte I'M Srouerbouie
lulO ON @rube. Ils gnbrtlldtr19er
cripieien benz &eritorbenen bic lebtcll
Gbren 6iuei Ielegaten Ser nWp
Warplono.Soge" oes .Serbeiertell
Sroens Der Wted)onics" nnb orci
Ielegnten bes rGlltalp.G orclapcs Nr.
go" oes .Scrbciiertell Sroens ser
Septniophen," ipclden Der Subinge.
ld)ieoene alS Mitglieb o~ngcborte.
SEER &o9eliong mllroe om q. Sc
brllor 1870 IN Bremen geboren unb
fam I'M Sabre 1888 nnd gmerifo.
Seit ull9eiabr 10 Sobrcn betrieb ct
in benz Saulc 9tr. 1908. @eIt.2o,
iapette. apenuc, cine @irtbid)oit. Nc,
ben %ieiler @ittne. 6rau Martbu go,
geliung, geb. &riiger, binterlGbt cr
oic folgenorn &inoer: Morie, Cir,
-6rcOerif uto Gioletto. ionic brci IN
2eutIhlano lchenbe @riiber luno orci
Shmeitern unb 5ipei 9riioer in gnle-
vifa. Grit Dor icd,s @od)en itieo
Die Mllttcr bcs Srn. Goocliono,
0rall Solliic Gogeliang, aus Dem
Sebeu.
2ouiu @ottidoIf.
Tom S%rallerbnulc, Nr. 2619, Dit
5apetteItrabc, aus fauo aeltern Nod,-
mitto9 inter GROCER 9etbeilioulg
pon SeiOtrugenocn Die 9eerbialn0
ser an %. bieies Monots peritorbe.
men Srou &olliio 0ottid)olf olrf ser
.@eltern Cemetery" itott, nodbem
Enitor Suliila Sofmonn BON Scr
OelltIdjen 3ions.airdJe eincn ergrei.
fcnocn lruuer9ottesoienit geboltc,
bottc. Tiel1 prod)tige 9lumcn lpllr,
Den an Der lebtcn HilhcltGtte Scr
Gntifloiencn nieOcrgelegt. Als 9obr.
t%udtrdger funairten Die SS. Muollit
Elitt, @uitop Tlippersbergcr. @m.
glod, Sobl 9ncr, Hno. Tobbc mo
@oltcr Sdlolnm. SSrolt @ottidulf
muroc am #. Sllli 1887 in Yieoen.
fopf aeborcn ullo fam i'm Sabre 1861
nah Inlerifn. Sic perbeirotGete lid
filr5 nod ibrcr Infnnft III oieicnl
2aroe nit benz ietigen Wittper, Srn.
8ultou @ottidolf. Ncben 2cttercnl
bintcrlGbt iie orei Sod)tcr, Die Srollell
Minnic saul unlb 6ermonn @obbe
III baltimore lno Carrie Sander in
Ebilooelpbia, ionic 5lusi Gnfel, einen
Srnber, Sril. abolf @erner in Ybt,
laoelpbio, uno cine Sd)meiter, Irol
Goro Sonie in Baltimore. Iie Ser
ltorbene geb6rtc Bent n@rciienbcim.
Commencement" unb Gem Iumcn-N Gb.
perein oeS nIagenl. Geutiten @ai.
iel,bauics" oil.
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&eriidtc iibcr Gin Nttentat aui
Nuoicuelt.

Sonbon. 80. Ndr5. - Gin Cor
rcIponocnt ser .Gailp RaiI" meIoet
aus Sorta:
,@criidtc li1b bier I'M llmlaut
nno id mieoerbole JIG nit Sorbcbalt.
rdb Gin An9riii altf boS Seben ocS
|r1iioenten HopieueIt geu1ad)t NOR.
ocn lit"
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. d) [ u.-nTcr Iifter SdnlicrIe
ioa ia geitern nit ieinem te,icil
Sbeateritiif eillen geraoe3u pb1nome.
nolen Grfolg errungen boben!" -
~Sa, iuii'cn Sic, Der Shlauberscr
bate peranlaBt, ooB bei Der bittere,t
,aalte bos Sbcuter nidJt gebei5t ipiir.
DC. Gas gltblifum ipar oesbalb frob,
DAP eS ilud) iebem Itt ourd) Stam.
pfcn inlo alatidell iid) ettuas er,p1r.
men fpnnte!,"
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Ser OouDcrneur nod M.
mcr an cinc W obnung &c.
fcilelt. - @ouuerncllr GrotbcrS
bat lid nod nif)t geniigeno bon iei.
mem gnfol Don Grippe erbolt, I'M
lcile Wobnltng 5lt uerloIicn. Seill
GntlfluB, iid) nad) DEM Abloui leines
Mmtsternlins bon Der Tolitif 5liriid-
5r5ieben, bat ollgcnlcines 9(iliiebell
errcgt, oa Der Wpupernellr im 3enitb
icines 2ebens ite1t nllo ieiue Ireunbe
glolbtcn, or itrebe llnf Der Senotors-
Sogn. Srn Sale Die @itterung gin.
ltlg lit. hoift Der @onperuelir, beiltc
naf Baltimore 5lt fommen.
Iie olte d / Of c. - ,Sn
Der n1diteu Sisuilg oes Suprcnlc.
Gorclops bonn ySerbcliertcn Srocll
Der &eptaiopbcn". lpeldc I'M SUM
ltattiinoet. miro Elm 9oriblag sur sb-
itintrnung u%ntcrbreitct, Die 9eitrdge
nller Witglieoer. iueld)e Dem Srbell
Dor Dem 1. Siini 1901 b~eitratell, bo,
her 5li %beIteuerll, I'm ein Eciisit I'M
0ctrnge bon $699,110.74, ipeld)es in
benz Geicrpefonb entitanben lit. aus.
5iimer5en. Gs ioa DEM Elon gemGb
Den betreiienoen Witalieoern s~eitattet
iuerben, cntlpebcr Die Sitnln,e ioiort
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Geccnt. - sic crlau6en ood,,
ghooiae Sroil, oaB meine ella bent"
I'M Sotel bel mir ipeiit? = nGeipiB,
Ser Baron. aber id, mod1te bitten.
GlIa feline ailitert por3uissen." =
r8oriimi nif)t2 Sic iolen ia iebr ge-
Juno iein." .Tas ipobl. bod muE
id betolien, DAB id) mcine Shiilerin.
rcn nift NIT vidliipirigen" Sahen
III 9eriibrung brinsen BART"
Naib. = 9adfiib: .Mdma, rue,,a
iett audi Die 6rauen itiloiren. od rper.
ben pobl in 9ufunit Die Mdmner in
Die Scebdocr ecihidt?"
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received his blessing at the close on
the services. During the mass Mra
William Lamb Of higan City, sisteE
Of Father KaVanaugh sang Vent Gres-
ator and q beautiful Ave Maria. RIsee
church was decorated with fosg1sssz.sass
a and d on the altar were many rosess tie.
gifts Of friends Of the celebrant. FAITH
'er Kayanaugh visited with friends dur
ing the afternoon and left for his home
where he viii remain until he RETURNS
to Washington IN September. sss
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j0U|||
sion
zApJo ouRNEDs " IN Es TEl2M Sc coNNEN-
Ss 3s 10 NsTlils CITY TUEsDA
5sSS8 hi I'm

he adjourned une term off the dis.
|. .ttrict court convened in the court house.
sin this city Tuesday mo orning With
Hon: c'oWan son the bencl Il
The first case % j, q the ss docket wasI
that Of the state Christ Da1I
3 ana nd Ihompso 81, charged wtth con CON
sspiraeg 10 commit arson ,rIllis case
has been called but has not 81 vet
come "a trial s3SS
.s the case ofs State Robert ii.
Stanley EEana land charged
ottng VT tent ion ofs killing
Regan. Il mot ion for continu;
ance# IS sIx weeks 81 TWO months is55
pending
s Informed Ion was ordered fllel In The
cases of State Ys III ssluts, Tor
unla aWfully selling into oxicattng liqurs
ms 81 beverage ssSs
State I've. 2. Murry, unIawfuIly
selling intoxic cating liquors AZ a bevers
age formatio ordered filed
ss State ~. Il: sHart obtaining mon
zey under false spretence formation
ordered filed
the case off Ignatz lYoungwirtth.
charged With keeping ana selling 81:
oxfcating liquors. formal Ion vas
ordered sfiled The efendant was sar-
:sraigned and plead not guilty. Jury
u was impanelled and The testimony tax.
5sen. The case vent to the Jury 81 about
three O'clock Wednesd day,| - -
sz ater The 5jJurry sbrough 4 II i verdict
ssof not guilty
s. State MI Rsardon for unlawful
keeping anu Hing tnto ting li-
qupr fornat ion was oTdi filed.
state fvs; salns ldberg, keeping ana
maintaInfng common nuisance: I1s
~ 5on svan ordered MA ssS
Stats suahman iklsspiag
and mainta taining a common nuisance.
Informal ordered He'd
State NJ. sshults ana WIN.
Tucker Keepffng and maintaining 4
/ common nuisanrs Irnlfo matlenEorder-
a3ssed hleds ana VIM Tucker changed 70
Ohm Tucker
tate vs. Hans Roseth, fully
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.0'CAll AGHANS HAESE

8 The production Of stThe Nam on SIfR
Box" by the Callaghans at theeG eGhauz
tauqua auditorium Friday evening Waas
exceptionally good and u goods sfzeR
crowd was present to witness the per-
formancs. For several years this-ep-
terie Of local. talent with a: few changes
each year. have produced some mesEE
;torious plays IN this city. Eschs yeag
Mr.. Edward Flynn, who Is the. head Eon
the O'Callaghans, looks up. some pop4-
5uIar play and calls his party togetherg-
rehearsals commence anlh soon the pro-:
duction Is given It fs not the policy
of the o'Callaghans to select ;sema m1lB.
ty old play that has been playeG ap3
many times that the average show guaEr
is familiar with an the line, but qufte-
lis familiar with Nh the lines but quite
produce q play that 40 right up-to-date
and entirely new ID this locality. Fcr
mer productio Ions have all tended tn
better the productions as they come
each year new laurels are added to- the
credit Of the a1laghans. This year
was no except Ion. When the curtain
rolled up on the first act Of ..'The ManR
on the Box" Friday evening there Wzzss
Ia good sized audience at the: auditor
ium In anticipation of seeing some
thing good and they were not disap-
pointed, as the production was far
above the average play as put on Big
travelling companies. People nnfamfE-
with the members of the cast woulG
ihave taken the performers for profes
lsionals, SO wei did they interpret
their lines. The leading roles were
taken BY Edward Flynn and Miss ME
Idred Holmes and they went Into sllel
4 parts with the assurances and seasaeof
iold timers, ana were fhvorftes ffon
4 the opening to the close az the Per;
formanee. They were, however. ably
u isuppofted by the balance OF the castss
sIconsisting ofs fsAVery.I.. JohnsaH Nugunsal
i Burke orrin Holmes James Collin
FEson, Howard Connolly, Miss Graham;
Il Miss KoHer, MissSRsardon Albert XII
Il day, and A1bertt Powell who handled
+ their parts except tionallys. wen anl
4 seemed perfectly at home on thes stage
: E 70
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= AA1sdAduSA q SLNay at the seminary ere
7 their fondest hope, the ordination OF
their son, was realized. The other
members lLlv Of the family are r. d. Kava-1
ma nalugh Of Grand Forks Nj. b. Kava-
nrlaugh. Matthew Kayanaugh, Miss Jen-31
ME ri,e:' Kavanaugh, Charles KaYanaugh.
Mrs: NJ D. ". Brown, Mrs. John Mullen
Mrs: John Mahoney, all Of Crary; and
Mrs: VIM. Lamb and Mrs. George.
=. Lamb ., Of Michigan City, N. 10. Besides
these sons and daughters Of the late.
Edward Kayanaugh and Ann Deyines
there are twenty-four grandchildren. q
In addition to almost the entire com.
9mltulnity Of Crary and Odessa where, the
family homestead is, a large delegation
inclduing the choir OF st. Joseph's5
church hr attended from Devils Lake. 90.
st'l,' that the Crary church was filed and 4
large crowd had to be accommodated
4 n front and along the outside 81 Tie s
church. 55 5$. 5:5.:Sss; .: !; ss7s
a solemn High Mass according to-
the Dominican rite was celebrated,
Father Kayanaugh, chief celebrant;
Rev Father Augustine, o. 81 D. of
Devils Lake, deacon; Rev. Father Nc.
Donald Of Michigan, sub deacon: Rev.
Father Riordan Of st. Paul seminary,
master Of ceremonies. Rev. Father
John, 9. 3. b, Of Crary, and Right
Rev. Abbott Vincent, Q. s. b, of Rich
!, ,,ardton g were in the sanctuary. Rt. Rev.
Abbot Vincent preached the sermon
on the occasion. His remarks were
very effective and many expressions 81
appreciati ton were heard after; the ser.
vices: He called attention to the al.
vine mission Of the priest, his powers
I'm the administration or the sacra.
ments and the required chastity of the
priests life.s After mass all approach,
led the railing and knelt to receive the
young priests first blessing.
/ The great respect in which the young
] priests family and relatives are held
had the effect Of giving the daya festa
lcharaeter. The whole community, re
garlless OF fnination, participated
After the services all were invited K
4 Aapartake Of a sumptuous dinner give1
=Iby the ladies Of the parish. About min,
4 1 hundred did Justice; to the occasion
During the proceeding an Informal Ere
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vllen form
stks ctions, the lbossa become des
ranged, the liver ana she kidney con
gested causing nrira rous Diseases
The .tomach and liver must be restors
ed tpga healthy eond1 lion and Cham
Eberiainss Stomach ard liver Tablets
can 10 depended upon 10 do it Easy
TAI and most ffsctiye Sold ~
aIl
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ATTENDED
GOOD PROGRAM FoR THE ohaiNG
WEEK.

The seYenteen annual session sofs
the Nerth Dakota ghautauqu opened
last saturday with d large attendance:
from all over the state. The Scottages3
and tents HE'D up very rapid with
the people who make this beautiful;
summer resort heir home during the
hot days of JUL.
the Maxam e Sights band iss ffir.
Tnishing the music for the concerts
three times i day and also have al
orchestra for the inside work during
intermiss ssions, ana give a theatrical
performance each at tternoon ana eve:
ming. 3ss5:sfss.s
|ss The eakers the d, past week
have been ass fold
H saturda JUL srd,s sDr. Geo. HindleYs
Preston Search.
Sunday July It'll, Dr. I. Geo. EIindleys
Monday, July 9Th Hon. John Burke.
|s Tuesda July 9Th, Frank Nc Eddy: d!
O ednesday July
N Thurs July 5ssth, Mrs Almena
Parker
n On Monday. July 9Th, there was d
very large crowd On the gronnd ds. the
occasion being the ce1ebrat ation OF ia.
sdependence day. !. Races ana events ap.
fpropriat for the occasion we're in 81.
ffder GOV. Burke delivered a very me
fhe. ffa,Ss,1Iy,, ii, AZ
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uon ordered HAD. I. Defend liant arrai ien.
eds and MEAD s,iiIt Ity
'ss ,s,
ordssrsd H,a; q s1''sssss.
n q,
,lyll.s Eases:
~ W - UT. calshae mere
nass 5pssh seYsla. eases alsnlssea
anu anu An isai nas eonMsneea
oh sOnas.
1ehaslso y ". s1;s ly1eli,
s,.nls n.s' ols sstslea and|
;a1snlsss
nu.. Aaraas Vs.s larson s HedWel.1
D.sn11sseG Wlsnout eos,s y consen.
sNs 81. Marlett Vs s.. Set
Ted. each party pa s ytng his own costs
tionaa bank ys VII
ilamsfds Belford. ,l's'l Settled
saoes Vs. Us: IS. NTH called. !. !
slso; appearanc de by or fors or
Ine ence was akep
.and 2adgment rendered as praoed by
S1nes pialnt' y.
scase sol me Hroc Mdercan tie
sGo,ys Fred Lem &c vas opened and q:
eXldence was taken Wh en Was found
hat the bfll of account :of the plaintiff
was not8 ned sos g mo OF On of the.
plant tln &, uismiss me acti ion Withort
spre5udice was susta y aimed
4Svscf
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IOB|'|Ah|I
COMING
AF COLL EGE BAND 10 BE
HERE July BOTH AMI Will .
S5sS Z, IA + &c II AIJTAuQuA ss5$ 5s$
Al AUDiToRlIjM nj j. :s&

The st. Olaf college concert band
from Northfeld finn, assisted BY
Pro-. Oscar aronseth. solo barytone.S
give asconcert at the Chautauqua
auditorium Tuesday evening, July s0.s..
hand iss composed sof forty.aye;
sElmusiciaas, stud dents Ut ST. DlaR college,
and ii under the able direction of
.| MeIius ChsIstIanson. For
years it has been considered one jof
the heading musical erg ganIzations of
the northwest, and sa55oys the singn
liar reputat ton off being the only col
les hand ins Aneric which has made
nccessful EaTo olssan concert tDar
asd played before suyal
The st Olaf band iss at rzaes.
Esn making j. ttom across The country
Isnroute to seattls IS play u week i en.
Esagguds spsn,siti sst.
s1lafs iyas san1nus sssa.aEert
ssstsurss IN Will ID 1906 the
hand made an tsnsiyes concert t,ur
through 81 appeaFaHin
big concerts in polls, Sc raul,
Chicago and New York, and Judging
by the numerous ftatt taring press epn=
ments has comp1etal captiyated its
hearers every Ss
Through yea1s u uf thorough ana con. r,
fentious ~ ysttematt work on ID ne part
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-09

6 FE'rl'ldays ! q lul ] lint !
tscanainavian Dayss


-sO sas
Three hall henr hand concerts by the
asTicaI band. State conpeati Inde
pendent e Telenh hone a oenEyel,1iaao music
Norden Male Oh :0o p. m -
aieeturs by mon JJohn 2IaiIsa osy,sr
nor o. SUB a III.
Hon az u Fartor III Civil 81 h 81: so
Sketch miles VauaI
ss Music 81 lIorden Male:
Chorus sof Devilss SO sp. b.
Maxan Come dafanis, present;
Hng East me.
sat.ania luly '1lsrtsl, ,;.s d
80 q. 80 p.a M: --
Three half hour concerts by theatrical
hand. State eonYentio 81 pendent
Telephone asaacia on. sa p.ss Ia..-=.
Matinee sketsh ran
stlass &. & 3 p. ecture 81 Wes-
say McGallun subj ject, he Fsilure 81 81
Success and tie Success of ailare.'',:
4: baseball ::I5
. Maxaan 3 Sights, coomedians,s present:
Street Waits of lses York CITY.
Sunday, JuIy Eleventh.
' 9: 30 na., D. $50 d.
Three half hour concerts 80 d. r,ss
sermon fn audit iuna. 6 ii :45 Il, NJ
i5chautauana Sunday school. 90 b. d.
Sermon by Wesley McCalIum.;;
|, "a: Songs BY Chautauquay Clio
rus, selection BE orcheste sup pasrhly
Illustrated lecture by esley Ne
callun subj % and FRO Amid Tie;
Volcanoes and ss Ear akeS Ruins of
Italy
Ionday July wei s.9 S5
81 Il 80 sAl 4, sse D D. ~
Three half shour concerto W Dy theatrical
band: Is afinee. Sketch
Quiet Hotel ,ectllrsees
|Eby lesley MEG SUB bject:t
. That There BOY .sso Base.
sights
present he Golden Giant Mine.
uesday, duly thirteenth
sss9 30 b. p.
Three half hour con- certs by theatrical
band, 100 81 atinee Il Sketch
ssA on the Ierb 100 B. M
Lecture Hon Worst Subject
am National hes sonrcea ass Viewed I'll. i
the light of Euro ean scondi itions. :sol
q Baseball 30 , llust trat-
edaecture by Prof Branneo,n, Sui siib-
ject burbank Tie Plant lizard. u,
s;: SO Maxam q Sights. cosnedi.
I ans, present 4, ,'F7anna agan's Court
ship.
sss ednssday Fourss ssnth. h;
Indian Day
2 900 sInd dians aan cam Food Roads
conyention 30 ms
SO d. 4: rhrea llalf hour concerts
bg Theatrical band is iatisI
nee i, LOOK at ss0
p Rassba1l Iaxam
ssight ant ahal
s.ialy :llftsssatt sEs
esting Or ssesi
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1909-05-27
CONVENIENCE OF
THE RURAL PHONE

a cool headed farmers wife, who
knew enough to rush to the telephone
while her husband was exchanging
pistol shots with two horse thieves
near his barn, aroused a posse that
chased the strangers away and per
haps saved the farmers life. This lit
tie incident, a striking demonstration
of the usefulness of the rural phone,
occurred Sunday. May 10th, at Union
Corners, near East Chester, n. Y. John
Gruber, wealthy farmer, grabbed his
revolver when he heard noises outside
and opened fire on the intruders he
saw in his yard. Mr.. GrubeU owns
some valuable trotters, and had already
been aroused by the frequency Of horse
thefts in West Chester county Mrs.
Gruber Immediately called up Fish
er's hotel. 1t took very listle time for
Gustav Fisher 20 get his shotgun and
/ collect a posse. The men pursued the
/ thieves, but were unable to catch
them. Luckily the bandits did not hit
I Gruber. The farmer says he saw q
trail of blood leading away from his
barn, and is certain at least one of his
shots took effect. What would have
happened to this farmer and his wife,
had they not been protected by the
telephone, one can only conjecture. A
bullet would undoubtedly have reach
ed Mr.. Gruber but for the timely ar
rival of the aid summoned over the
wire. Farmers know that without q
telephone they are practically helpless
| in case OF this sort. The rural tele-
phone has outlived the stage where it
has been luxury, or even something
very handy TO have about the house.
1t is a necessity in every rural district
for protection, for business, for so.
cial life and for education. The gress
growth of the rural telephones popul-
srity is shown in the enormous sales
of phones. The Western Electric COM
pany, the largest manufacturers Of
telephone apparatus in the world has
sold more than so, 600 rural telephones
during the past sixty days.