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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15
NOTES IMPROVEMENTS.

NOTES IMPROVEMENTS.
Andrew Olson, one Of the old tim
ers in Ecklund township, was in the
city yesterday noting the improve
ments. He finds great changes since
he was in the city few years ago.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15
GOOD in WARD.

Hon Staale Hendrickson Of Ward
county, was a guest in the city last
night. He is travelling for the New
York Life Insurance company and re-
ports business good. Crops in Ward
county are looking good and indica-
tons are that a bumper crop will he
harvested.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15
GONE TO GRAND FORKS.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Cooper have
gone to Grand Forks where they will
spend a week Or two and take in the
state fair. They will also break up
housekeeping at the Forks and store
their furniture for the time being.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15
NELsoN-HoRNER WEDDING.

NELSON-HORNER WEDDING.
Judge Mckenzie yesterday perform
ed the marriage ceremony uniting
Henry Horner of Moose Jaw, Sask.,
and Mrs. Lena Nelson of Cromwell.
It is understood tina. Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer will make their future home
on a farm near Cromwell, N. D.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15

oABoTs CREOsoTE. Single
Stain is the best. Remember the
name. No other is as good. Sold only
by Wolbert Hardware Co., in Bis
marck. -. .E,.ys..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15

of this week visiting at Armstrong.
B. r. Snodgrass, teacher at No.
day school, is spending his vacation
at work in the lumber yards at stoel-
tington.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15
IN HIS NEW HOME.

County Superintendent of Schools
Vigness was busy this week moving
into his new home on west Thayer
street, which was recently completed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15

WILL SERVE ICE CREAM.
Tonight the ladies of the Presby-
terrain church will serve ice cream
and cake on the lawn at the home Of
Mrs. Marks on Fourth street. A cor
dial welcome will be extended to all.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15
THE CITY
, :. :. !. = j. = !: :: !. !. :. =
OFFICIAL REPORT
) For "a Hours, Ending 8. p. M,
, July IA.

= Temperature - Maximum "; '"
+ minimum 81. 4"
= Precipitation - 90 inch. ::
= Wind 49, Maximum velocity ~ =
> miles per hour from the north :"
= west. v
= Prediction Fair and warm =
= er Thursday,
= : :. :. :: : :: = :: = = :: =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15

Mems g Youths suits-broken lines
Many Of them high grade garments
In light and dark mixtures-at extra
ordinary low prices.
DAHL's CLOTHING STORE.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15
The Co|denRu|e
GROCERIES and NOTIONS

New Turnips, per peck ......... 25c
Best Cidar Vinegar, per gal..... zoe
Fresh Eggs, per doz. ........... 2Oc
7 bars Pin Van Soap ........... Zoe
No better laundry soap made
than this, and same size as
Lenox or Santa Claus.
Pure Lard, per ID. ......-..... l5c
Two lib bricks strictly pure
Goldfish Tor .......... ........ 25c
Fancy California Pitted Plums,
per lb. ............ 80. ...'. LOG
Lemons, per doz. ............. 35c
Pop Corn that will pop, per h.. 05c
Fancy Full Cream Cheese, per 10. zoe
Fels Naptha Soap, per bar ...... 05c
Three cans Mustard Sardines 25c
Graham or Oatmeal Crackers. per
10 ...... ...'.' ''''' wv
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15
IN THE HOSPITAL.

Mrs. Chase is in the hospital for an
operation. and her friends hope that
she will soon be able to be about
again.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15

Special sale on mems Hosiery. Go
see Busch. t.,si
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-05

fcbcin III &egleitlu,g ibrcr Sod)tcr CT.
mildlt rid)t MIR ihrcn Sdiuicgcrlobu,
loli0crn o>ld) iArcn @ottcn. 3lpar Der.
0irht Der oil tonllldjcn 3udltll1en lei.
0cn6c &ellncr Nn5i ihrcu NlnrL Den
9r. &onotnluml nit bcll Moiblumell,
Sropicn jl cuttrditcn, boh gelingt cS
ibr, Ole W0nner SIT itellen. Niles
ld)cillt ocrl1rcn. Shllcll gcfoBt nber
bcniibt Sonotmnnn Die Mm%ueicnbeit
bca @drons, Den Sticl unl5llorcbelt,
Mnidcbcin pCrItcht ion mo mirit lei
ncr Grou cin 5Grtlihc@ GinpcrltGno.
nib nit Dem Baron Dor, bic Woronin
nlo Mnnli u1tcritilbcn bic bcioen
Mdnner, 10 OnB tSroll &llicfcbcin, Gnlis
lie, iomic Der Baron an ShluB nod
irob iino, BOZ mon ibnclt per5cibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-05
SrtratbS=Gtceusc

s.. Sdmorb. 20, Ar. HIP. Slt.
Erott StraBc. mo Gertrude Sra
mib 81.
@iumort y. Shoiicr IS, Nobpil:,
Mo, mo Clara .. &oDnlolt, 20.
Sibncp e. HllliclL 80, uuo Silbo
i. Ghrotb, 30, @cioc uml @olbirg-
tolr, :. e. Npplifnnt @iQium 81.
Gupia, Nr. 1921. McIt Baltimore.
Gtrubc.
Gonicl q. g4hitncp. IS, @ittpcr.
uno @yocc NiiGop SO. Ipplifnnt
Gupio 8. Mc2cob. Hoipeblrh No.
Nilliom Sdymibt, 81, Mr. 1922,
Siin.Gborlc9. StroGc, mo Gnnmo :.
Iopi0IorL 10.
Nid)oro 9. 9rigcnbinc, G3, @itt
ncr, uno Qua ). Eiiitcr, 33, @eioc
bon Giicr-Goun.p. 90. Applifont
6rnu Winiom 4. IloucuL Nr.19l5,
WicGl0crrnsStr
|NtlllNilt -. 9tl -IllltCU, o', SiiNt
ga, u1b loretta ). @otclp, 90, -
NppIifont Z. =. MtGortbn Or. It's,
Sit. MlllbcrrD.Str
Gborlc3 y. Ionncr6oucr, 80, Mr.
G3, Torf Npeliue. Y0ilobclpbio, IA,
nn0 emma MIXERS. 30, YbiloOclpbia,
go.
Spmoro @. McGon. 24S. Nr.253S,
WoooOroof Aucnue, uno 9ciiic ..
NloribNc, IS.
Goibuo q. Moriicl0. jlllt.. -,
Sorporo.Gountu No, uno MurD 9ti
oocnntS, %. NppIifnnt Grnit u.
Gropitcr. Ar. 31t2. Frc5burpsS Str.
Ibrobom ). SilUcr, %. Spluoniu,
60, u1o Gillian Blum. 20. ?(ppli.
font Or. Ncrnnr0 Mpcr, Nr. 1tO2,
Mnoiion 2lpcnlc.
Mduricc ". ltblcr, - Hr. 6l2.
@cIt-Nort6 .apcnuc, uno Mprtle &.
Tri5cn, 90.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-05
&creinigtc Singer pun Baltimore.

Sauptql,artier: .@ermania-M dn.
ner6or Soue"; Yrdiioent Senrp
1bomos: correiponoirenoer uno pro.
tofoqirenber Sefret1r pro tenn. O..
SinrmcIbeber, Nr. 3t5, Rorb.gben.
StraBe; Sinansiefretor q. Simmel.
beber, Scr. 315, 9cro,gben.S traBe;
SGasmeilter S. MidIid, Tr. 713,
@arner.S trabe; Girigent 81. Sem.
berger. g%eriammlung ieben 5tueiten
5reitag i'm Wonat.
vArion."
Sinaitunoe: Miitmods In Der
~Stas-Saue," Nr. 205, '9anoper.
Strabe. Girigent: Q. Melamet.
rarbeitcr.W dnnerdor."
Sauptquartier: Gnbreas' $aIe,
Nr. 3t4, Sonouer.S traBe. cling.
Itilnbe: Gicnito9s. Giri9ent: George
u. Hoblmann.
~Irbeiter. 2ieoerta!eI."
Sauptquartier: 8ol5' SoIe, Scr.
40S, @eit.2 erinaton- Strab.. cling.
itunbe: Wittpohs. Girieent: Su.
Bert &rippel.
r9abenia.W Gnnerdor."
$auptqllartier: Yratt. unb 5.
Strabe, Siablanotopn Sinsitunoe:
9ienItags. 3irigent: gouaro 9odner.
~@ermania.W dnnerdor."
Souptquartier: @ermauia =. Nan.
nerd)or-Saqe, Set. 4tO Biz 4t2, 8eit.
2ombarb-S trabe. Sinsitunoe: 9on.
nerltags. Girisent: 9beobor Sem.
berger.
nGrobiinn."
Sauptal,artier: 5robiinn Sale,
Re. 1000, Sreberif apenre. Sing.
itunoe: Nittpods. Girisent: Sobn
u. RIein.
~Mp5art.M Gnnerdor."
6auptquartier: Mobert Bonmer's
Saue, Or. 1921-t923, Orleans.
Strabe. Singitunbe ieoen Bonner.
irag abenb. 9iriaent: q. %. Yobl.
mann.
s2ocirt- Point Wdnnerhor."
Sauptqiiartier: Geoer's &ane, gde
Cuba. uno anbre Strabe. Sing.
Wittpob abenbs 8 llbr.
0irigent: s. &arolus.
vSarnonie."
Sallptqitartier: Ser. 414, BeIf.
5apette Strabe. Singitunoe: Gien.
Eirigent: Sobn u. alein.
~Wetger.8 eiansperein."
$auptquartier: Soffmann's &aIIe.
Gam. ,no Gorrelt~S trabe. Sins.
9ienltaes. Dirigent: S,,bert
ariippel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-05

S6eibcn. gr mllBtc Die S(uoel, he
ben illlo Die Mrlne iiber Ser 9rilit ol,f
chamber p%rellen.
Gnhlid, tebrte CT pom 6cnltcr ,lt-
rid.
sd bentc, mir boItcl sic 9tad,t
5uianumcn ollS, Miitcr GponS?"
mari cr bin. sd ac6c germ iidcr.
@ir bclicn ul5 nit cincm itcifcn
8rog nod"
Modcll ginger bin, Wonate.
MfiltrcB Gncrtion luor bci Ser @enc.
'ienocn gctIicbcn, bis icbc Gorge aus,
gcif,Ioiicn mar. WiitrcB Iiib ieIbit
bate lie oui%gchnlteL mrlln lie iid,
iiir iibcriliiiii9 crflGrtc ulr inter
Der @cSinallilg ioiortiNer Miidfcbr
bate lie elm ponrl1nl noh @lponlin0-
0nlc m,@ilicocn oilrfca. Die iuuldc
Ncrrin prn Gplrctholllc non 0ic ir!l-
bcrc lpic0cr, iriid) mo 0ciuno clll-
~pfinhcno. Sic bate nod clnuldl Ct
mas WGodlenhnitea al lid mic bic
Mntrone ihr peritd,ertc. Gle iiber-
ltn10cnc @rdntheit acbGrtc Sl 0cncn,
tucld)c nit bGicn GrirmcMmNeil oili
r0nrlcn uno Gin bcAliidcnoca @cne.
iull0sgciiibl binterluiicn oua nid)t
crlaltbt, nit triiben Nllgcu ulli Der
NonacncS &eib 81 blifcl.
%on Epftor Gper1lon luor mr. &c.
lc0cntlih Ole Hcbc Gcpcicn. Gle Mfllt.
ter mur bod, cine tlll9c Srolt, lucld)c
rcd)t gltt ucritonb. 0oB Is an Der 3eit
lei, Die Srogc nad) inn objuiuortcn.
llno Die cine Sroac: Sober Sic
Nod,rid,t bon Sbrcm Sohu?" febrtc
gcraoc 10 oft mleber, ais lie wiillidtc.
Nun lebtc WiitreB Gpcrtion IN Dem
Wnrtcnbu,lad)en nit Dem ihipar5cl1
@rettcrioluL. ulb Miitrcb Tiib bate
lie berclta orcinlol bcilldIt.
(ShllB iolat.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-05

Tr. 1918. 98cftipoob. %gtpenie; 3Ot5 IaIhrcofs
lalinsslrcHre; 1852 Tcro.2t rider.s trabe; 1888
pioensgpem.c; 1884 9tOrhs Iattcrfoils lGrfs2lpc. !;
1900 9lod slraHles9(bcnue; 1915 WiDibcraGtr. !;
25o6 9euiiIsnsiTaBt llo9 giod 8tnlbertSttaGc
1926 Nruihz0iIl' %2t,eruc; 1919 gSeitQurhnlcs
Sirabc: 1916 4rebtntulisS truBe: 1902 9uylems
%eloenrc; 1901 Bari 9neulc; 1900 Ylcd Sarleias
Nhetue; 1900 glod Siiiite Strnbc; 1905 sol
IinssSirdbe; 2G44 Mnrpinno s%glocnuc: 2t0t Npts
fol'sloenue; 1900 Nlut GiuSen. %sOcnue; 1907
Ct. F1ulSirnBe; 1900 Glod Siltousglbcnus
1910 2erinGtoitsStrnbe. 2aUoer 4 @itbrrt, Hr.
BOZ, ct. Yaul- Straee. Sebr1d-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-05
@ricibcfGrocrnng uadj hcm Anslanbc.

@ricibcfGrocrnns nGdj bcm NnslanSe.
Die %auslGnoiihe Holt iiir bic nit
Sem 6, Mar5 1907 cnocnoc @od)e
idlicbt bier i'm Souptpoitomte, IN
alien 00llen piinttlid, mic iul9t:
Gle gldctpoit lit bon 8 llbr Nor.
gems bis 5 llbr HadnlittogS tGglid)
oiicn, utS9cnommen Sonnto0S.
Compiler Iobren bon SEEM Dorf as.
lpcnl, nid)t olocrs ongc9cbcn.
SranSutlantiibe Yadet-
q 0 It.
Gclltldlono, idlicBt nm 5 llbr an
W(ontog 9tnd)nl. yer
Grobbritunnicn uno Srlono, if.ic6t
nm 5 llbr Ntad)mlittogS AM GicnIta0
uno Sreitng.
Sranfreif, ihIicBt um 5 llbr Nah.
nlittoAS am Srcitag.
9elglcll, iG)liebt i'm ) llbr Nabnlit
tags am Nicliitag ltlto sSrcitog.
Iorpegen. Sd)tpcoen hno GGne,
mari, idliebt I'M 5 llbr Nabmittass
am 3. W0rj.
Souunb, itlicbt nm 5 llbr Sad
mittugS am Montu1 s. WtGr5.
Stolicn, lfIieBt ltrn 5 ltbr Nud,mit
tags on Monta8, Mithuod mo
Grcito1.
ScItreid), ihlicBt iii; 5 ll6r No6.
nlitto9S AM Gienltog. |
SrunSatlnntii6c EoIt.
Srcitog, ). MGr5. 7 llbr AbcnoS,
nod europa, Nfrita mo SItinoien
per Compiler st. 9olis", pio GlDs
nloutb mo Gberbourg.
go It mad g ii 5. nnoGcntroL
Imcrifo, " It etc.
IrettoA ). W1rI 70 llbr abcnos,
nod Bermuda per CAMPER Scr.
mnloion"; nod Curacao mo &cnc.
5iicln per Innpicr n3ulio"; llod)
3lloglla ulo Snitl per Compicr ST
brio; mad, "a Nata- Sonoitridcn
per Gampier .&orntius"; llod) Yor.
10 Hico per Gompfcr .Srubo"; nod)
rcn 9obonlos per Camper Don Mia.
hi, Tlo.
EoIt nud Neuiunolanb, pia Nortb
Si6nep, ulo nad) WiQl,clon, pia go.
ltorl. id)lieBt bier tagli6 Inn 3 llbr
Nadmitto15; n1d) gu5o, piu Gam.
pa, tGglid INN 1 llbr Nadmitto0s;
nod Gotta Hico, Sonoures, Iicaro.
qua (Sltfiiitc), Saioooor unb @uo.
temolo, nio Ncru.O Orleans, tGglid) nm
10 llbr N6eno2; nnd) Ser Stoot
Merifo I'M 3 llDr 9tad)mittaos uno
10 llGr abcnoa.
Grams. Tacific Sol It.
Srcitng, >. MGrj, Z ltbr Nbel,bs,
i,ad) N%ultrolicn, 9tell.S ceiano lr,0
Sobiii pio Son Srancisco; ltod) ga.
ban, aorcu, Gbina nnb bcn Ebilip.
pincn uio Scottlc; nab Sonoii, pio
Sun Srnncisco.
Somtag, I. MGr5. Inn Z llbr
@benos. mad 9%lutItralien, Neu.See.
l0no, Neu.Golcoonicn uno Samoo
uiu Snu Ironciaco.
Hoti5. - Gas 9rieiporto mad
alien frcmoen @Gnocrn (alisgenom.
men @robbritannicn unO Srlano,
Canada, Wterifo, Eanano. Cuba uno
Sborgboi, no bniielbc fir ooS Dci.
Gents fir oie critic hinge ilno prei
Gents fir je6e iueitere Hinge ODER Sc.
rem 9ruftbeil, uno muB polig por-
aus6e5ablt roerben, anb~ereniolIs miro
Der boppelte 9etrag ON YeItim.
m,,ngsort coNettirt. Scit Dem i. So.
nuar 1909 lit oas 9riefporto nad)
G%eutidlano, ipenn brett iiber See
b%eforbert, bciielbe. ipie tos einbeini.
ihc. u. SAT- Surris,
Eoitmeilter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-05
ereins=GaIeneer

yGrltid llngoriidcr 9icocrfran5."
Siri8cnt Nubcrt &rilppel. Ser.
cin9loful Sron5 Sacob's Safe, Nr.
1923, @cnion Ctr. &crionml,lnS
Sreitdg 9(bcno. UWGrs1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-05

9ddcr.g eiansperein bon Baltimore.
9irigent: Srof. 5. aarol,s.
Sauptquortier ". @ugencr's Sale,
1t9 Noro.Baca.St Ctr, jeben Samltae
s(beno, nit Ilisnabmc BEG brittcn
Sanltass i'm WOnat, Sln0ltunoe.
(apriI7-1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-05
Guftiuns -Ynseiacu.
u. g. ssleaIanis. 2;nmali,
700 GauitubIc SuiIoiHs.

&cvtydltcra-IerTaui %. 0iirS 1909, j Nor
!.adhmiilGGS. al Srt mo Stcae. Ncicloer3
iucrtDponcs picritUdiGe6 2eeerbau$. ~ bci %
6rb. gtr. 1909. I'LL ruo ITS, SitsWicuu.
rlcrt 5trufc. Nunt iiir irncno cincn 3ipcd
bcmttt iperocn. Observation-Disclosures NM
nollc Gln5clubciten 81 crfabrcn bel d, 81.
9lcaiarts, %cr:pnitcr. OG3.73,SO,p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-05
Gurbel5en-8erein

Sefretor 8m. Sbomas, Ger. 2219,
5airmount. apc. @%eriamm!une ieoen
5peiten Gienitae i'm Wonat in 8c.
ber's Saue, gde Naoeira. unb
GaItcrn-I penus. Gan15,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-05
..Gintrnht."

Sauptquartier: Siamam's Sale,
gde Sort. 2lpenue u1lo anore. StraBe.
Sin9Itunoe: Ionnerltags; 0iri9ent:
3. %. Sdinoele. Sa9,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-05

Tnrtie FIirlbcr . 3ubcb5r. 3ubnc, Gipfci3,
Miurmor9&cf0bctcll. Minrntprs |lniteft. g8iuielz
cifcli mo unoerc Sancu aus Sails 9SpbubGI5;
hiuia. lperlt fofnrt %perfantt. SuItun Srun d
Mctal Gu, Or. 305, 9i1rb.SDliionD sStrafe.
GSchro6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-05

3pet Eobninaen. gluiicrrsecrf. ale erior-
bcrlider etcbenGcbdlhc. Snrncl mo Sc!nta
i%tnttclt; Battlefront iibcrnu; polSs mo Gnbien'
lunoerelcll cine Spe5inIitdt. TGuiS e. Gu, Gr.
102, Eit.Ycrima.ris Strnfc. Maill-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-05

SaNe snr @eiie iu's auslaub Sc.
iorst 8. Saline, Nr. 413, Cit-Salti.
u'oreirake, nabe GnitOm &exie HE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-05

30 Srb cbcre Yoi 81 VGctslGdlor. Sorcita
Bart Scttion. 98cin iciort %periuuit, $500; leidl
ie SeoinGurGeu. Wuu %uorCiitrc. rSar S32,
,Icntid,cr SprrcipunocHt." tG2-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-05

@,tt nnr SfC0 .,nSa sIrna
inb ben Nelt 81 Ieifien Neoin9iroen f0nnen
Gle cine titine 6arm as Sbr Gigcrtbunl cts
perbe1.
Sd babe eineu srobcn Compiler 8lpifdcn gaIs
tiIore urlo &afbinpion, Der In fleiie 5nrInef
nufge!beilt iperoer fol-. VcIistitcl gavauttrt.
Ndteres bel Sernlann Sasrubuup, 3irnmer
@r. 723-727, Gaitber guiIOins, Hr. III, Moro'
6tariessStrake. (Septi,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-05
gobmiihe Bidder,

Saltptquartier: Nr. 1913, Aib.
lano.Ipe. 6. & g. Gel. @oIIe 376 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-05
Gu %uerfaufcn:

ON uNFIUHVWs
$3.50 - Snr zines iener nrahtbolen Sfu'
yiurb>puresSiraBe. eem.rtirie 1ruiiolre, Sels
Ter ulb Sot; eraiutrtc Naoeipnltie uno aiis
nenalsgnB etc. $50 giaar uno JIett inter iebr
tatGten Webinguroen fnufeH eines ieuer rlobers
men Sdrier. -9eii1tiet iie uno iiberseust Gud.
Gebr ieidte geoin9unpen. Goparo 8. Stprf,
- Crt unb etele. (Suni17 .1S.5&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-05

$3.50 iGuien ctt mooeruce san" nit G 3inr
mcru. IHub Ocrtnnit uerben. !ind5ufrngeil bel
4. Mplteubcinl, Ir. 30G, Ncros Hpppittun.Str.
(G2-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-05
Sit pcrmictbcn.


s. UcrttictIc1:
gtelie Sdufer an Der 9torbs Spton1dcsStrabe
sipifrhcn Der Suiriroutt- gloenlie, ufo SaDettes
Gtrabe; ole standardization, ntcorige Wttethe.
Mtan Ilebnle Jairnountssl pclle Cars. 9fddbs
SuirGael an Srt uub Gtrnc. (5eh20-I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-05
@erlanst im Iascmciuen.
rsunnes s.Yad,pstfunas. aareau.

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unb 8ieniiboten 5u bef6dfiiscn ,piini1en, mol.
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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-02-03

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house OF representative FL Idaho
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-02-03
Candiemas Day
and Groundbog's TOO

Candelmas day. February 2, a festi-
val celebrated especially in the Cath
Ollie churches as the 10th day after
the birth of Christ
The institution of the festival is
attributed to Pope Gelasius, in the
latter part Of the fifth century.
Among the Roman Catholics. the
special service Of the day consists in
blessing candles by the priests and
distribution Of them to the congrega-
ton by which they are afterwards
carried, lighted, in solemn procession.
In the middle ages. candelmas was
the favorite time for the ceremony
among Christian mothers. analogous
to the Mosaic presentation in the
temple
A curious custom of old standing in
Scotland is as follows On this day,
it was a practice for the children to at
tend school to make small presents of
money to their teachers. The master
sat at his desk or table. exchanging
for the moment his look of authority
to one of bland civility.
Each child wcnt Gp TO him with a
small sum of money. The boy and
girl who gave the most were called
the king and queen.
popular Scottish rhyme is:
If caudelmas day be bright and fair,
The half O. winters to come and MAR,
If candelmas day Is wet and foul,
The half O. winters game at yule.
sir Thomas Brown says
Isl sol splendescat Maria purificante
Major crit glacies post festum guam
fuit ante"
In Germany there are two proyeso.
al expressions:
The shepberd would rather see the
wolf epte: his stable on cande.mas
day than the sun"
''rhe badge peeps out OF his hole
on candlemss day, and when he finds
snow. he walks abroad; but II he sees
the an shining. he dtaws back into
his hole"
GA capdlenas eve. all ~N-istmas
green's must ne taken down
Herrjck. In his poem. says:
Doun with the rosemary and so,
Down with The haies and mistletoe;
Down with the holly, tvie all
yVhercwjth We drest the Christmas
hall;
That O the superstitious 1nd
No; one Least branch there le{t be-
HAD.
For look. Row many leaves there be
Neglected :here, maids. trust 20 me,
So many goblin You shall see"
The Country Almanac for 1876 says;
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-02-03

frequently occur in nature Another
one, deposited by the same institution.
was supposed by the finder 10 be pet
rified oyster. Il looks as if on the
half shell; all its parts are wonder
fully distinct. and there is even
small pearl In it seemingly. Yet IL
is not an oyster at all.
Many years ago the Cocoon was
introduced as fossil to a wondering
world by Sir William Dawson. an en-
inent geologist. It was accepted BY
science for quite a while as the earIi-
est and oldest OF known animals-the
dawn animal" as its name signifies.
Recent scientific investigation, how
ever. has proved that it is not. AID
never was. an animal at all It is
merely curious crystalline comblna-
ton of ewo minerals which has the
look of something that once upon g
time was alive.
It has recently been proved that
many markings on sedimentary rocks.
long supposed to be fossil prints OF
algea and other plants. are, in reality.
tracks left by insects, mollusks ani
worms some of these alleged plants
had actually received names and been
classified into genera and species
But it has been sufficiently shown
that markings exactly similar can De
produced by allowing such animals as
those above mentioned to creep across
a surface of moist plaster or wet clay.
eounterfeiting rock in a plastic and
not-yet-hardened condition. and one
well known vegetable, frequently not
ed as fossil, has in this way been
satisfactorily identified with the TRAN
of the larva of the dragon av.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-02-03
BIRD CONVICTED HIM.
Magpie Saw the Boy Steal the Money
and Switched"

Maybe Saw the Boy Steal the Money
and Switched"
Edgar Allan Poe may not have been
having a hop" dream when he wrote
his famous poem, THE Raven" after
all, for little 9-year-old Louis Quinlon,
who was accused of stealing 50 from
Mrs Amos Throekmorton' pocket
book on the evidence of the latter's
magpie, confessed that Mag" told the
truth, says the Denver Republican.
1t is the first case on record, outside
of fiction. where a bird convicted a
human being of robbery on its own
evidence. The uncanny black and
white demon with long tail and In
quisitive beak was too much for Louis.
1t got on his nerves and he couldn
stand the strain. He didn't know
what might happen to him with VOC
doc and the black art against him.
Therefore, to draw a natural conclu-
sion, Poe probably saw a raven fly
through his window, take a seat on
the marble bust of Pallas," resting
"o'er his chamber door" and dolefully
moan that famous "Nevermore7 in re-
ality.
To get back to Louis and present
day miracles, Judge Lindsey was watt
ing on a recent morning for Mrs.
Throckmorton to bring Mag into
the court, so that the stenographer
might take the testimony, when Louis
was heard inquiring for the little
Judge in an outer room. He was
showr. in and, after standing on one
leg like a stork for three embarras-
sing minutes, he managed to gurgle
out, Il swiped it."
What did you swipe.' asked Judge
Lindsey
The mo-mo-money. Mag told the
truth and wa-was afraid, gasped
Judge Lindsey
Did Mag see you take it?' asked
Judge Lindsey.
Yes. sir. He was in the room, but
l didn't think he could snilch on me
I'd rather take a lickin han have
Mag see me-
Louis father had been asked to pay
back the 81 that Mrs. Throckmorton
lost and Louis was sent home Judge
Lindsey does not think that he will
reed much punishment. He has
learned a lesson that will stick with
him through life and it is safe 10 say
that Mrs Throckmorton herself will
not have more implicit faith in the
wisdom of magpies and their ability
as nemesis than Lor.s