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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-25
DIuiIen-o oiuridDtnnseu.

Die GonitititionoIiiten ioIlen iie mad
Scr @innobmc bon Eepic borge'
nonlmen bu6en. IT. Or. NIoore
cr5G6It bon ieinen grIe6niiien in
Soltiao.
g8aibington, 90. Wiai.
0epeidcn aus Der StoOt @terito al
hieIigc 0iplonoten bringen Die gtoh'
ri6t, OoB Oie Gonititutionaliitet
no6oem Iie Dor einigen Eogen Eepic
eingenonlmen botten, Die gon5e fooe'
role @orniIon bon 300 Offi5iereH
uno Solooten get0otet bo6en. @iele
0epei4en beitdtieen oub Die gtad'
ri6t, ooB ole Gruppen-9lbtbeiIlmS
ces Generals Sbregon auf @ilmdr'
l6en gegen @uooolaiorn Dorriidf
uno Die gluslGnoer in oieier Staot II
GROCER 9lngit iinO.
9.uS cigener @rfabrung.
g9uibington, "a. Yloi.
@iner ser N1itgefongenen Oes Sice'
Goniuls Syobn 81. Siainan I'M Ser
fer BON Soltillo, Or. s. 5ronflin
0ioorc, eribien geiterp im Stoats'
Gcportcment unO er5dblte ieine @r'
Icbnilie. Or. W1oore mar felt 3pan'
ala Syabren proftii6cr 9lr6t in Gal
tiao. @r iogte, in oen eriten Sta'
0ien ser Gebollltion babe BORT poll'
ItGnoige &ubc geberridjt, bis am o.
9(pril Elm nit Ger llnteribrift uSicto'
riono Siberia" oeriebcncsS elegranlIll
aus Der &ouptitaOt nit Der gtadridt
onfum OaB amerifoniiAe &riegs'
id)iffe &era Gru5 bombarOiren. I'M
mittelbor nod Der llnteriArift folg'
ten oie @orte: nSGneet ollc 9lmerI'
foner ouf, wel6e wobri6einlib BON
Selegrnpbiiten biu8ugefiigt worocl'
marcn.
9oten ocs Gibil-@ouberneurs be-
ricfcn ale glmerifoner in Soltilo
no6 ocm @ouptquarticr. Der gIr5t
cntl6uIoigte ii6 bei'm &otienten, OelI
CT gerooe bebonOelte, lno beripradl
ibm in einiocn @Iinitten 5uriid 81
fontuen. glber es 0auerte fiinf5eblI
Gage, bis cr mieoer freifom. 3u
crit wuroe er uuf "a Shinocn in cine
iieben SUB longe uno orci SUB brcitc
3eae eingeiperrt, aber om nGbItell
Cage iiberiic0elte er in Elm groBes
3inlmcr, no ale onerifonil6cn @e'
fangenen nit Dem -Goniul Siai'
man beriammeIt paren. Sic mpr'
ocn 5iemli9 gut bebon0elt, ieood crlt
freigelaiien, no6oem iie nIle cine ge'
neini6oftlihe @rfl6rlmg unteri6ric'
ben botte, ooB iie MIR gum S6ube
ibrcr &erionen gegen @epalttbdtig'
fciten Oes @0bels octinirt noroeu
moren. ghtr Siaimm puroe nod
meiter I'M &erfer bebolten, neil er
ser Spionoge berOdhtigt wurOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-25
Ser aampf in 2nOlOiu.

5roucn BON 9ergleuten aus Goloro
90 ac6eu Seuotoren leb6ofte
S6ilOeutng - Senator Niartinc
miQ Oie 9lusiageu Dem 9unoes-
Senot porlegen. @lili5iolOaten
ioQen 3elte nit @etrolelm be-
ipriBt 6o6en
g9oi6ingtou, 81. Mlai.-6rou'
en- BON @crgleuten, melde Oen&i
in 2uolow 5piiden Ser Glilij unO
ocn 9ergleuten nit ongeie6en bat
ten, bel Dem Die 3elte Der Strifer
oer6rannt uno picle @leni6enleben
uerloren mur0eu, 6o6en geitern Den
Seuotoren &ern, @}ortine lmo See
mon oen golBen @orgong geidilOert
imo &6otogrop6ie'n oeiielben Dorge.
legt. S6re glusiogen muroen niht
formea oligenommen.
sd io6 uniiormirte 0t6nner ei-
nen &iuiel in elmer touhen imO ct
mas ouf Die 3elte ipribeu SD glou-
be, es mar Del" iogte 5rou 4eorl
SoQie Oen Seuotoren
nS6 babe sic 0}duner niht Del
auf Die 3elte gieBen ie6en," iagte
5rou Nt $. S6omoS ulS, ga6er ib
io6 uniiormirte @}Gnner6euer an Die
3elte legen"
Senator Gern idgte, Ser Senot
fonne ni6t oiel mebr t6un nahOem
ooS Sous ibon cine llnteriudm9
our6geiii6rt babe. Senator @lor-
tine miro Die 9lusiogen Der 6rauen
uieQeidt oem Scnot porlegen.
@ermtttelungS @eriu6 G.
Genbcr, Sol, "a. Wloi II Ger
ipe5ieQc 9eirat6 DER 9egislohr bon
Colorado, pelder geitern ernannt
murOe, I'M Oeu @ouperneur s. Sc
9lmmonS in ieincn 9emiibungen Inn
Oie 9eilegung 0eS &o6lenitrites 5u
unterItiibeu, miro Die @rubeu6eiiser
luo Die Strifcfi6rer 6eiuGen, NM
cine gemeiui6oitlibe @runOIoge fiir
Die neutrality-suspicious. 5u
it6offen.
Ser 9eirot6," iagte ser @ouUer'
neur, bat 6eidloiien 6eioe Setter
5u 6eiudeu unO Die Sobe nit ibneu
81 6eipreHen Inn iitb 81 iiber5eugen,
ouf iuel1e @eiie oie @arteien 5lnom.
mcnge6ro6t merOen fonnten. SD
6oiie, ooB iid6 cin @eg iinOen loiicu
miro, Inn cine S0ilng 6er6ei5lfii6.
rem.
&oblen9ru6en wieDer i'm
@etrie6.-,
Srini0u0, Gol5 81. Wai.-@eo.
Z. @eort Gireftor ser J}odp Molm-
tain 6uel &c., erfldrte geltern es be-
ite6e sic gl6id6t, 0oS 9ringcn bon
ao6le in 6or6eS am @loutag wieOer
aui5une6men.
5or6cs lit 0oS geramonnIogcr,
wel1eS am 20. 9lpril bon 0en Stri-
fern ongcgriffeu unO Oerbrannt
mur0c
9}dd ser 3erit0rung pon 5or6es
mltroe Elm Maun imter ser &erOGd.
tiguug per6oitet er babe an Dem
aompf C6eil genommen in weldem
10 N}Gnner ibr 9e6eu oerloren. @r
6eiBt Gctor 9onomi uno lit icit
ailr5em GolmetiAer ser @unoes .Ge-
lcgaien, melde ii6 nit Scr Belle
ging oes Strifcs 6cfoiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-25
6abrifant Ses SdluinOels nmseidnl'
0iat.

Sort S8o0ne, Sn0, "a. @lai.
~ Ser am Sreitog 9t6eno ouf eiuen
pon bier erIoiienen Softbefcbl fclt'
genonmene Sobrifont Sonuel San'
uo miro bcihuloigt, bieiige 9anfen
Inn $150,000 beidwinOelt 5u babcr
iOem er gefdIidte 2ieferlnes Gor'
trafte ais GoaoteroIe fir 0urleben
b;nterlegte. Sanna Dor @r1iioellt
rer Sonno-@redenrioec Co. wclAe
Moibinen fabri5irte, aber Dor ied)s
@iouoten nit einem Gefioit BON
100000 in GontitrS eerietb. Der
glneeiduloigte WitrOe geltern gegell
$4,000 9iirgiAoft uilf freieu SUB &C.
iest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-25

9eiOler cntihloiien. Oeie @eridtScnt.
ibeioung on5uie6ten gleid9iiltia,
wie immer mlh ser Sprud oes @e-
ridtS in Dem OorliegcuOen SAL ans
iallen ioate. Sic nil weiter fdmpicn
mo nidt e6er ruben bis iie ais Eods
Ter 9idarO g9agner'S geridtlid an.
erfannt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-25
BrGfi6ent @iIion beite6 t
ouf Anna6me Scr
9[ntitrllit @ eiebe.

9aB @r1iioent g8ilion oarnif be-
ite6en miro, Oab 6eioe SGuier oes
Gongreiies nod in Ger gegenpGrtigen
Seiiion Die fiir5lib bereinbarten9lnti-
trlit-@eiebe onne6men, Oariiber lie
Ben geitern 9eamtc, mel6e ser 9(omi-
niitratiou na6c iteben, feinen 3meifel
ii6rig. Cieier Stanopimft Oes 9r0-
iiOeuten murOe in rm5weiOertiger
@ciie befonnt gema6t uno 5mor in
Griuioerung auf 0ie bon etliben 6ii1-
rern inn Gapitol gemo6te 9leilBerun0,
ibres GradtenS mer0e es geniigen,
menn Oos 0ous Die 9lntitrliit-@eieBe
onnebme unO mir ser 3eitpunft feit-
gcIebt mcroe, 81 mel1em I'M Senat
in nGbiicr Seiiiou oarii6er sur 9I6-
thinning geidritten meroen ioa. Sm
n@eiBen Sollie~ bieB es einiodJ, Der
GrGiioent WcrOe iiC6 nuf feline Gom.
proniiiie einlaiien, pelAe oas bonn
oenofratiI1en Salls-@auflls nufge-
iteate &rogranm geidbr0en f0nue
er ii6 Ooriiber fldr lit, Dab
oieIe OlitglieOer oeS GongreHeS eineu
5eiiigen SdluB Der Seiiiou miini6en
lit er ii6er5eiIet, SAB Sic Qlntitruit-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-25

Froiciior @oc5towsfi criiibte oli.
BerOen telearap6iib 0aS uGeutide
SauS4 BON Columbia. i'm glameu ser
9lfaoemii6en 9hsfmititeae am@ra-
be oes cutiblaienen @ele6rten cincn
Sor6ecrfran5 nieoer5ulcgcn.
Ger omerifaniic6c @otidafter Gc.
rarO t6eilt OaS 9eoaueru, wel6eS
iib ii6er oas plobIide Siui6eiocn ocs
iimgcn @clcbrten aaeni6al6en gel
tenO madt mo erfemt Oeiicn Scr.
oicniie Inn 0as 6eitigen Scr 9ouoe
5piid6eu Geutidlau0 mo glnerifo
auS0riidli1 an.
Suoiuig 6ulOa miro inn ,9erIiner
Sagcblatt" Dem @eri6ieocneu eincn
glabrif wiOmen.
N}iBgIiidter 9fniibDeriuc6
auf 9rieftrGgcr.
Sin gepagter Gau6Deriu6 wurOe
inn Erepper6ouie eiucS @e6duoes am
gtollenoorfer @labe mif Oen 9rieis
TRIGGER 6reuoe gema@t. Sin lln6e-
fainter trat Dem &oit6oteu entgegcn
uno mari i6m gieffer in Oie 9tlgen.
Erobocm scr 9rieftrd0er imNioment
uouiiduoig geblenoet mar, wioeriebte
er ii6 icinem 9lngreiier pel6er Der.
iudtc, i6m ieinc @elotaide 5u emit.
reiBen. guS ser 9lttcnt6ter idlieB.
lid entflo6, o6ne ieiuen 3wed er.
reidt 81 6a6cn puroc i6m nadge.
icBt. @r purOe na6 filr5er Seriol-
gmg eingc5olt.
&eteran Oes 9 iirgerfrie G.
qeS geitorben.
Ser Scucrperfs Captain 2ielis
tenant a. 9. groaius lit in Gicl
bonn Sooc a66erlien morOcn. @rol-
lius mar in irii6erm Sa6ren n@lm-
ncrsmote" auf cinem Der aricgs.
ia6r3cige ser Slotte Scr n6r0liden
Stoaten bon 9lmerifa umo uabm
lbG6rcno oes 9iir9erfricaes an 5abl-
rei1en Seegciebten S6eil.
glus Dem VI cid c Oer&unit.
Sn 9llten6urg lit i'm @eiiein Oes
@cr8ogs Grnit oes 3mciten ourd oen
@raien @eorg bon Siilien SGieIer,
Der @erliner General Sntenoanten
sic Eaalng OeS ocutiGen @ii6ncnoer.
Gins 0es aartcllperbnnOes ser S6ea.
terporitdnoe. crofinet morOen.
Gos mihtigitc GreigniB DER G6ea.
terpone mar Der bon Mar 9lein,
6or0t ini5euirte 5bafeipeare.GDfhs
I'M Ieatiben Sdauipiel6ouie. 8e-
ionoers beroor5u6eben 1T Die Slang
lciinag 9llbert 9oiiermaun's ais
Ctoello, Der Oas @au5e gum fronen-
Den Griolgc gcitaltete.
SIN @ics6aoener Soit6eater imO
oie @laiuoritellimgen nit oO6eron~
Sum gl6n5cnoen 9lbidmB gefommen.
Gas @rogromm iiir sic g9o9ncr.
0io5art 6citipiele in @liindeu 1T
unmcbr cnoauItig iciigeleat. Die
5eitipicle Ooucrn pom 81. Slli bis
am 10. September mo 6ringen in
9Idn5enoiter 9eiebpmg ie@s 0pern
BON @ogner mo fiinf bon 0lo5art,
ndmlid n@ariiial yGriItou uno
Sioloe" ln0 Den Sling. "Gptlus, 10.
pie o6igaros Sod5cit," Die nGnt-
fiibrlng aus Dem Scrail" u0ou
Suon," oie n3ou6crilote" uno ,Goii
ian tiltte.~
@roB6er5og Grnit 9u0pig bon
$ciieu BAT Oem 0i6ter grnit 6rbrn.
pon @ol5ogen oas 9iittertreu5 Oes
SuoiDig-Or0ens berlie6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-25
Qente fiif g9eiaen.@rmtc ae6raMdt.

0fIob'omo GitD, Ofla. "a.
03oi. - 9tob elmer bonn 9lrbeitS'
GonliuiIiGr Ocs Stodfts, 0ouebcrt0,
ceitern obgegcbenen Grfl6rrne iinO
5ur beurigen @ei5en.@rnte in Ofln'
bona nod $1,000 6ormorbeiter err
foroerlid. Ger GommiiiGr ihdet Die
Grnte ouf 40,0O0,0O0 @ui1el, Die
or0Btc, oie in 6feienp qSfaotc icmals
proou5irt puroe. 0ia Grnte beeinnt
I'M Siioen oes Staates in ser eriter
Sini.8oc6c rnO oonert ecgen oreI'
Big Gage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-25
trtm0en- SOiCOa.
Sn Berlin Bat fe
bCgOuuCn.
0Imerifaner iteIlen Oas
!6anptsGOmtingent.

NciBc @cac bat oic Ocutidc geids.
1ouptitoOt gctrofien. n Gie go
Iitif i'm 2onOtoe in Sen Iesten
8aacn. aoiiers 0ont on slus'
lono .Geutide fir eeleiitete gsebr.
geitrdgc. 2icbfnidts glniduI-
oigungen 5uriid geipieien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-25

Iitif i'm 2ouOtoe in Sen Ictten
8agcu. aoiiers 0onf an 9lus.
lono.geutidle fir eeleiitcte 9se1r.
geitrdgc. eiebfni6ts Mindful.
oiaunaeu 5uriit oelpieien.
Berlin. 2l. Nqoi Gs lit init
eincm Sdloge Sodiommcr gepor'
Sen. Gas 9erliner Fu6litum
iio6nt inter Dem 9ann ser eriten
1eiBcn g9cQe. pel1e Staot imo
9ano in i6ren 9ann geboIten bait.
9is auf q @roo Geliius I'M Sdat'
ten (6eina6e 81 @rao 6a6ren6eit)
fleiterte 6eitern 9iabmittog gegen I
ll6r oos Guediilber 6inan IaB bel
oieier groben Sibe ser GroOus aus
Der Souptitaot, uelher 6ereits na6
0cn SmluB oes 9ieihstags einiette,
iumcr sroBere 0imeniioneu an.
uinmt 1T begreiilid. PILES, mas
nur irgeno fann itre6t Der g}oro.
uno 0itiecfiiite oOer Dem @e6irge
5u
Die Snpoiion Der 6remOen Bat be
rcits itorf cirgeicet, rllnter sen
0inoen,~ ouf ser 9eip3iger StroBe,
Der 6rieorib StoBe, Dem 86ier.
aarieH ii6er6aupt, 100 iuuner Oos
9crlincr 9ebcn tart puliirt, itoBt
man auf 9hisldnOer. ,Sn eriter 2inie
iino es a6er 6euer mie0er glmerifa
ucr, luelAe scr 9leids6auptitoot 3u-
iiromen 0ie mc6r lmO me6r Elm Pm.
3ie6ungspmft fiironerifauiide Sou-
rutcn 6iloet Sn 6olgc oieies lngc
bcuren 5renoenauoranges iinO
oud Sic Sotels aeraoeju ii6erfHGt.
gon ser @olitif 1T sur 3eit folm
nod 0ie 9lcOc. sic liegt inn preuBi
iden Sanotog oeiien @er6onolun
Gen ii6 mii6iam iortidleppenl IN
ocu Iebien 3iigcn
0aiicrli6er Gonf fir
Qebrbeitraa gluSlon0.
GeutfGer
aoiicr gsil6elm bat an ocn
0ethmann SollmeQ
elm Nouoidreibcn acrihtet in mel.
dem ser &diier ieineu Cant fir Oie
eiunoliqen gee6r6citrage, melde i'm
glaslano le6enoc Geutidc gcleiitet
BADEN. 5um 9lusOnid 6riugt. gas
Sauoi6rei6en idlieBt nit oen @or-
ten, ,Gs lit mir ScrJens6eoiirfniB, |
Die rii6mlibe 9etb1tigung Oieies
paterldnoiiden Spferiinnes an5uer.
tennen unO meinen Gnuf 0afiir
Sungfernfdbrt 0eS Gam
piers n8aterlano.
Die eriolgreih perlouiene Sung.
oes 1ampiers ogoter.
lauo" oes oSapag~ iiuoet in oen
9lditeu ole groBta 9eobtiing. 9ln
Die eualiiGen almOge6ungeu an.
Eniipieno, riiGmen sic gl1tter Sic
grobeu 9eiitunaen oes o9aterlono~
ln0 ieieru 5igleid oen neueiteu
griirnp6 ocu Bic oeutide Shiiis
baufluit ourH oen 9an oieics
crrilngen Bat
9lni1ulOigun.
gen iiber @rofeiIor'
iha6er 8uriidges
pieicn.
sSn prcuBiiben Sanotog uobm ge
tern Der arhtusminiitcr Croft ST.
5oI3 gcrauloiiuug, Die Dor enigcn
gnaen BON Dem io5ialiitiiden 9l6ge-
,roneten aarl 2e6fueht in Dem
Sentraloraan ieiner Qortei Dem
,@orudrtS, er6o6cne 9eidmoi-
una oes groiciioren ShaAers
nit aller Gutidicoen6eit 5uriid5u-
ueiien. Der 01iniiter 5etonte, ~
Grcubcu ieicu @roieiioren Sitel
iidt fduilih. Sm llebrigen lei ole
Ilou5e sIngeleger6eit Dem Stdat9'
lnmalt ii6erpieien porOen mo plro
eocainls Elm gerihtlibcs gfadlplel
lobeu
Sie6tnedt bate i'm ,.@ormdrts" De-
)auptct ser 56riitfii6rer oes anti.
o5ioliitiden @ei9sper6onoes, Gr
bo6e einen 9lpplitauten
nit Der erfIdrtma o9aiterteit ser
gerioHlidfcit lei cit o6iohlt not6-
ericroerniB" Sen @roiei.
oreu.Sitel aegcu 3o6lung BON
10000 Nlarr iiir uo6lt6otige 3wedc
Ger ami oieic @eiic onaeariiieuc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-25
geAte Ghren fiif sOIOat ennnbers

.
&togarra sails 98..g.. "a.
g9oi. Inter Dollen militdriihen
ino 6iirgcrIi4en g9rcu6c5cugungen
mur0e bier geitcrn Der SoIoot glu.
6reu Sounoers BON Der 9lnOesarmce
6ciiottci melder in 6oIoe eines I'M.
olHdli6en 8ufoas, Der gntlooung
ocs &cooIpers eiues aomerooen, in
g,cro Gui8 am 10. .. 0l. iciucn 500
qciunocn bat. 9ie Seitung Scr
Eraucrfeicr lag in ocn SdnOcn bic.
tiger miIitdriider 0raoniiotioncn.
rno Scr W1opor nno gcrtrcter ocs
Stootrot6s betbeilisten ii6 oarou.
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-23
I. j. Greene O. Co.
Pioneer Druggists. "..
LOCAL NEWS

Sam Glerup was in from the north
the past week. .
DIR. and Mrs. Smith were visitors
from Manning Saturday.
Mrs. Eddie Cuskelly and baby re-
turned to their home at Oakdale
Saturday.
Miss Ethel Stewart and Mr.. Byler
went to Beach to visit over Sunday at
the Albert Vossbeck home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morreau were in the
city from Gladstone shopping and at
tending to other business Monday.
Miss Mable Bobb and Messrs. Hell
mel and Noes autoed up from Taylor
Monday afternoon in Mr.. Noes
S%tudebaker. ~
There will be German services in
the Lutheran church Sunday, May
24th, at 1890 a. m. Services will be
held in English in the evening at 7:45.
P. W. Barthel, assistant cashier of
the Merchants State bank of Richard
ton, came up Saturday to get the
third 5-passenger Overland for Cash
Ter John Muggli. IT, :,
MI. and Mrs. Dugald Stewart and
daughter were in from Bowman on
Saturday for a short visit with Judge
and Mrs. w. C. Crawford and Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Dobson. While here Mr..
Stewart had a little work done at a
local garage on-his automobile.
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-23
Geo. Brandt and Earl Cummings
business in Beach last

FFsr.= NE" -ENrEEL-=%--
Geo. Brandt and Earl Cummings
transacted business in Beach last
Friday.
Mrs. Floyd Moreaux and daughter,
Lucille, visited a few days this week
with her sister, Mrs. Rex Bryan.
They returned home to Dickinson
Wednesday.
The Bisnark Tribune Overlanders
were in Fryburg Tuesday on their
way west. These fellows are solicit
ing subscriptions and writing up the
country asthey go along sgssss
A<large crowdswas III attendance at
the dance Saturday evening at the
Oscar Rapp place a mile west Of
town. Everybody was having q good
time which continued. into the wee
sma' hours.
J.. Watts and family antoed up
from Hebron Saturday to visit at
the w. G. Watts home. MI. Watts
returned the same day while Mrs.
Watts and children remained until
Monday.
a. L. Dickinson and son, Guy,
were auto visitors from Dickinson
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-23
BUSINESS LOCALS

Manicuring and shampooing. Phone
274 LADY. 4-25-8p
Flat to Rent-Heat, bath, hot and
cold water. Phone 15.-adv. 5-23-2t
For screened Lehigh Ignite Btu
minous Coal and Kindling, order from
the Consolidated Coal Co. Prompt
service and two thousand pounds to
the ton guaranteed.-adv. 12-9-tf
Steaks that are indispensable at
the Grill.-adv. 2-28-tf
A big stack Of wheat cakes and real
maple syrup at the Grill Cafe for
1Oc.-adv. 2-28-tf
L. A. Schipfer, M. D., diseases of
the eye, ear, nose and throat. Bis
marck, N. D.-adv. 2-14-tf
Removes blackheads, softens rough
skin, clears the blood, brightens the
eye, sweetens the whole system;
greatest beautifer known. Nothing
helps make a pretty face, handsome
smile as HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. Try it tonight. 35c. Welton
Mcdonald & Co.-adv. 5-9-4t
"A pipe SET, containing TWO. Deautl-
ful French Briar pipes with genuine
amber mouth pieces and sterling sill
yer ferrule, will be presented to the
member of the Dickinson baseball
team making the first home run, by
T. J. Greene & Co. On display in
show window.-adv. 5-23-2t
Special dinner at the Grill" the
best in the city for 35c, try it.
adv '2-2S-H
Girl wanted for general housework,
8oed wages. The. Model Clothing
8ouse.-adv. 4-1S-tf
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-23

Parties keeping dogs without city
licenses on their premises will be
prosecuted. Josh Fisher.-adv. I'll
Roy Henderson has improved his.
residence on Fifth Avenue West by
raising it up and placing a basement
under the same.
Cashier D. D. Mars returned last
Sunday from Wisconsin,swhere he
|hadsbeen spending the past two weeks
with his mother.
Miss Florence Blair, who recently
completed her art course at Memo
minee, Wis.,, was a passenger this
week for a Montana town where
she is to open a studio. Miss Blair.
Is well known in Dickinson.
Anton Rebeh, a farmer living
north of Taylor, was declared insane
by the Board Of Insanity On the 18th.
He was taken to jamestown on the
18th. He is AZ years old and has
lived north Of Taylor six years. He
has a wife and ten children, ranging
from two to eighteen years Of age.
The later part Of April he had two
epileptic strokes and was taken to
st. Joseph's hospital where he had
been until taken away.
Capt. and Mrs. J. G. Saunders
were passengers on No.. 3 Monday, re-
turning home after an absence Of
eight months. They left Roanoke
City, Va, at $3.50 a. m. on Saturday
and stepped off he rain in Dickinson
a. 2:25 p. m. two days later. This
is covering 1000 miles in good time.
Capt. Saunders says he had the best
kind Of a time hunting and fishing in
old Virginia. He bought a SIS gun
and with the first box Of "a cartridges
he had 10 squirrels, 2 quails and 1
rabbit to his credit. Mr.. and Mrs.
u. q. Palmer are on the old farm and
do not have. any thought Of going
back to the railroad. They are al
enjoying good health. Mr.. Palmer
has good fields Of clover and alfalfa
and raises stock. His farm has an
enormous amount Of timber and he
has constructed his oWn saw. mill
where he cuts the lumber which he is
using on the place. very large
harm iii one Of the improvements
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-23

Sunday. a.. F. Schroeder and family
Of Dickinson also autoed up from
the Stark county seat the same day.
"A good flow of water was struck
at a depth Of 81 feet on the Herb
.Shar1nan place a half mile east OF
town. Mr.. Sharman plans on mov-.
ing his buildings over on this end Of
his farm so as to be nearer town.
Fryburg win have a new postmas-
ter, Editor r. R. Gable OF the Fry.
burg Pioneer having received bis ap-.
week. ME. Gable is anaefficient
young man and for the past several
months has been publishing one Of;
the best newspapers in Billings
county. Uncle Sam will find him a.
very capable official and the patrons
of the Fryburg postoffice can be as
sured that they will be well taken.
care OF.
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-23

Earl Cummings gpent.Sunday ia
.Medora.
q Elmer King Is having awelI drilled.
on his residenceslots a rtheaP Pioneer
Office q
Deputy Sheriff Geo. Gardner Wasa
visitor lii Fryburg for few hours:
Sunday
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-23

For that Broke Feeling just be-
fore pay day try Hot Roast Beef
Sandwich, Potatoes and Brown Gravy
with Coffee, at the Grill, Zoe.
adv. 2-23-H
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-23

~ S~AA SAAASSs ~ AAAS ASSAAN
eight miles northeast of Dickinson
and he is cropping 100 acres this
season.
Robert Wiegum stated Monday that
they had finished seeding 400 acres
of land this spring. He has been
successfully running the engine at
his fathers farm and for the next
few weeks or until about harvest
time he would like to get a position
in a machine shop.
Miss Mable Hogue returned Mon
day night from Edmunds, N. D.,
where she taught the past year. She
was accompanied by her grand
mother, Mrs. A. E. Beatty Of CARING.
ton, who will spend a greater part of
the summer visiting at the Hogue
home. 49,
Filing Helmer, the district Stude-
baker auto agent, and Banker j.. M.
Nose, were up from Taylor for a
few hours on Monday. Mr.. Helmer
recently delivered a Studebaker A to
w. L. Dohrmann and it is not SO long
ago that he delivered touring car
to VIM. Helgerson of Dickinson. MI.
Nose also has one Of the Studebaker
cars.
Miss Emma Nichols returned home
recently, having completed a very
successful school year in the district
southeast of Gladstone. A picnic was
held in the school grove al a grand
final. Many families were present,
some forty being seated at the fine
picnic dinner. Miss Nichols will have
charge Of, the primary work in the
Gladstone schools the coming year.
Cashier J.. A. Krick and daughter,
Carol, Mrs. Albert Koesel and
daughters, Helen and Alice, were in
Dickinson on Monday afternoon. Mr..
Krick was feeling good over the fact
that Richardton defeated Gladstone
in the ball game on Sunday by q
score Of s to 4. The Richardton team
trimmed Glen Ullin two weeks ago
and on the Oath the Mott boys are
coming up for q, game. On Memorial
day Mayss'3Oth, Mr.. Krick's players
will cross bats with the Dickinson
boys on the local diamond.
The Dickinson Fire & Pressed
Brick Co. have started things with a.
rush. One car Of flashed brick, like
what was used in the Merchants
National bank, was sent to Swift
Current, Saskatchewan, Canada. Four
cars of brick have been sent to towns
along the north branch out of Man.
dan. Contractor Perm was down from
Glendive. this week and placed an
order for 100000 facing brick to be.
used in the new school house there.
The quality Of the brick put out by
the local company is well known, as:
is attested by the orders that come
from all parts Of the country.
William Weber, from five miles,
south of South Heart, was in Dickin-
son or Tuesday attending to some
business matters. He; expected to be
in again on Friday to make home
stead proof. The storm on Sunday,
Mr.. Weber said, was the heaviest.
witnessed anywhere in years. The
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-23
NEWS

Parties keeping dogs without city
licenses on their premises will be
prosecuted. Josh Fisher.-adv. I'll
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-02-25
Death Claims
County Officer
Registered Deeds Albertt j.
Schramm Dies After a.
Year of Suffering.
One Of New Ulm's Pioneer
Women Also Passes to
Her Last Rest.


The flag at half mast on the Court
House Saturday proclaimed to the
citizens of New Ulm the sad in.
tell,eence that Albert J.. Schramm,
our Register of Deeds, had passed
away. Even tho his death was daily
expected, the announcement of his
demise proved quite a shock to his
many friends and acquaintances
Death was due to cancer with which
ailment the deceased had been afflicted
for about q year. He had submitted
to three operations, two at the Lo-
retto Hospital and later, one at
Cherokee, Iowa in the hope of relief
He had planned to goto Cherokee FOR
further treatment Immediately after
Christmas, but his condition had b,
that time become SO. serious that his
family prevailed upon him to stay at
home. What makes his death so
much sadder is the fact that his wife
aiedssuddenly, while in the prime OF
life, ion the 18th day oflast Decem Der
while Mr.. Schramm was absent in
Iowa.