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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-28
Running Down Prices.
Scotsman

scotsman.
 Some days ago a very interesting topic of debate was started at the Diet of Ger man Women, then sitting at Eisenach The mover of the subject discussed the common practice with ladies of running down as much as possible the prices Of the articles they purchase. Was this. she asked, "ethically defensible? Women rush from shop to shop in order to pur- chase their goods few farthings cheap CT and often under cost price. and in do- ing so they are quite ignorant of the fact that wages have to be thereby diminish ed and the number of hours of labor lengthened" In connection with this sub ject the speaker also said that people have no idea of the misery they cause to many small traders by unpunctuality in tho payment of small accounts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-28
THURSDAY, AUGUST 2s, 1902.
DOUBLE GOLDEN SYMBOL.

The American Newspaper Directory uses eer' tain signs to denote the relative standing and merit of the whole field of newspaperdom which comes under Its notice. and one of these signs is the mystic symbol l01 denotins golden. which stands for high quality. and is thus explained:
 "Adyertisers value this paper moro for the class and quality of its circulation than for the msFs number of copies printed"
 Such papers are credited with a single sym Dol; but there is a higher grade. according to this standard authority, which have BOTH QUALITY AND QUANTITY. and require the DOUBLE GOLDEN SYMBOL l0@ to describe adequately their standing.
 The Adertiser has been accorded this double golden symbol 1901 and Is the only uaper so distinguished in this section of the Eoufh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-28
The Harvester Combine.

Seattle Post-lntelligencer.
 The International Harvester Company, recently formed with a capital of $120,- 100000 by five big harvest machinery mak- ing companies, put forth an address to the farmers in which they say they had to make the merger or increase the cost to the farmer, of their machinery. It Is hoped that the company will not forget this declaration. Meanwhile it will keep an eye on the four big harvest machinery companies which are not in the combine, and be in readiness to meet any cut, or advance, in prices they may make.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-28
Complications of Militarism.

IndianapOlis Sentinel.
 Militarism is rapidly bringing compl- cations J. w. Rout. miltiaman, has been arrested al Emporia. Kan, for wear ing his soldier trousers while doing man ual labor. "These trousers" says a local paper, "belong to the State. Rout's de- ferise is that he had no other and had to wear the States trousers or stay in bed and if he stayed in bed he would starve. without any trousers he was certain to be arrested and punished. Evidently Mir Rout was caught coming and going. and all due to his being involved with the militia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-28

The Advertiser for days prior to the first of last February. begged all white men subject to poll tax. who had not paid it. to go to the Tax Collector. pay the amount required and be in line to vote at the coming primary and general cleo tions. It did the same thing as to regis
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-28
Steadily Climbing Upward.

That lhs circulation of The Advertiser ss s steadily climhimg upward is demonsHasea Ss the appended sworn statement, covering tns daily and Sunday issues. for the month o' July, jufS past. .s
 The daily and Sunday average. as indicaus. below, for the duliest of the dull SnmmsI n.t nths. Is remarkable in that it ts considerhyy above the figures for the best months 2. "s , past Winter, when business in all hhes '' much better than in Summer. . . The Advertisers circulation is steeaily m i. crossing. This Winter we hope 70 sho" least l3.ooo daily and t6.ooo sunday saS scribers and the prospects are partic"iafS brfrhf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-28
ONE OF THE CONTINGENT FIX
 PENSES.

The New York Commercial calls at tention to a very serious phase of the Panama Canal route which we have not before noticed. That paper estimates that the material to be used in construct ing the canal will cost from ten to fifteen million dollars, exclusive of the supplies for the workmen. Then 1t adds.
 Every last ton of it must be transport ed to the isthmus by water. The freights fo Panama and Colon will constitute a bulky and a profitable business for term of years. Both ports are forelgn, and foreign craft will be free to engage in the trade between them and all Amer ican ports-unless some way can be de- yised to prevent 1t. Then would be pre- scented a spectacle humiliating to every American citizen. The British, NorWeglan and German tramps would underbid our American ships, of course, and carry or the charter right under our noses. We would be building an American canal with American material but with foreigners carrying the latter and pocketing the freight money.
 Just what 1t will cost to transport all for the thousands engaged in the work we have no means of estimating. but 1t will be enormous. While it is true that the Government or the contractors will have it to pay in any event, it is also true that, if The Commercial is correct, these immense payments will all g9 to foreigners instead of our own people Just how much of this expense would be saved by substituting the Nicaragua route we are not informed. but the fig ures and estimates given show that the Panama route will cost an immense sum in freights and our citizens will get little of it. That fact may yet have something to do with the selection of the route
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-28
A Hot Pace.

Topeka State Journal.
 Candidates for the United States Sen ate in South Carolina are trying to i'm press the voters with their fitness for the position by exhibitions of their quail ifications as rough and tumble fighters, but Tillman and McLaurin have set a pace that the new men are finding hard to follow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-28
The Lesson of the Sky.

John RuSkin.
 Sky is the part of creation in which Nature has done more for the sake of pleasing man. more for the sole and evil dent purpose of talking to him and teach ing him, than in any other of her works, and It is just the part in which we least attend to her.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-28
Like a King.

New York Sun.
 Porus the Indian Prince, had just been taken prisoner, when Alexander asked him how he expected to be treated.
 Like a King" replied the Eastern warrior.
 Pleased by the manliness of the an sWer, Alexander immediately made him ianitor of the Flatiron apartment house, and the two potentates stuck so closely to business as to be dubbed porous plas-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-28
A Gentle Hint.
Philadelpl

Philadelphia Press
 This is a good bill," said the lobbyist Why won't you vote for it?''
 "I have conscientious scruples that pre- vent me-" replied the legislator.
 Come off! When did you ever get those things?"
 I've always had conscientious scruples against doing something for nothing,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-28

The London Lancet says if a person wishes to know how much he should eat you must first determine whether you are temporarily anabolic or katabolic." Thanks for the information. but suppose a fellow Is hogabolic?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-28

Alabamas primary election will occur tomorrow. Whatever the result may be we hope The Montgomery Advertiser and The Mobile Register will bear it with that fortitude which comes only to patience and long suffering. Journal.
 The Advertiser is feeling nicely. thank you. Hope you are enjoying the same blessing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-28

The Birmingham Age-Herald of yester- days says: Out of registration of 1S0,- 900 whites vote of 75.OOO may have been cast The total may go higher. but at this writing the indications are that it will fall below rather than go above 75.- OOO" Our impression is that the total will be much nearer 100000 than 75,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-28
Equally Efficient.

Washington Star.
 What care I for gold or silver" said the proud beauty
 tical" answered Miss Cayenne Get some steel or copper stock and the gold and silver will take care of themselves.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-28
A substitute Tor soap.

Some people who have very delicate skins cannot use soap with comfort. They should use bran. Napoleon never used soap but kept his hands beautifully white with bran. One of the old kings of Holland forbade his sons the use of soap. They used instead bran and slice of lemona
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-28

The statement that Wisconsin man ate fifty ears of green corn and died from the effects is discouraging, all except the dying part. There is a prospect of a very large crop, with consequent low prices. but if the Northwestern farmers are going in to eat half a bushel at a time there'n be a famine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-28
Matter of Geography.

Philadelphia Record.
 How often does the earth nave revolution?" asked the teacher.
 What part of the earth?" inquired the pupil.
 What part?"
 "Yes'm If you mean in the United States. every twenty-four hours; but if you mear in South America they have 'em oftener."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-28
A Bear Movement.

Minneapolis Journal.
 A carload of fiat boys with side whis- kers" dhas gone out to size up the wheat crop We look to see wheat sink to 59 cents before the contemptuous glance of the kings of industry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-28
General Regret.

Det.oit Free Press
 Thomas Jefferson always regretted that there was no clause in the Constitution prohibiting mono1olies. Ii beg.r.S to look as if the American people would have good reason to share Jefferson's regrets.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-28

It is fortunate that MT. schwab sails for Europe just as iPerpont oMrgan re- turned. else our side of the earth might have been boosted up Into the atmosphere With them on opposite sids we are safe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-28
Automobiles vs. Sewing Machines.

Memphis Morning News.
 It would be all right if they would ship the automobiles abroad and sell them in the foreign markets cheaper than to the home consumer. if they will only cut the price of sewing machines. for instance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-28
Followed the Strange Woman" s,a ,,oyard from Washington in Nashville

SaVOyard rom WasHIHBlUH III 4NusIIVIIo
 Banner.
 There was an uncommonly distinguish ed looking man in the lobby of one of the swell hotels the other day. He was tall. slender. symmetrical, athletic. agile and not ungraceful. He was elegantly. almost richly. dressed. and wore stoVe- nine hat His raven locks were glossy and his black beard exactly trimmed at Ia Wandyke The man looked the, million aire, and one would think he lived in bandbox. Prosperity was written all over him "Agamemnon was Of many lsues
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-28

will The Leavenworth Times kindly tell us how old that prehistoric man is? If it doesn't know let it say so.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-28

Late reports from Mrs. Carrie Nation indicate that she has had enough. and that she knows it. But we can't always tell just when a volcano will erupt, ..1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-28

Our postal system is perfect. letter addressed Mark Twain, God Knows Where" reached it's proper destination Richmond Times.
 That was because there is only one of him. If the letter had been addressed to "John Smith, Anywhere" 1t would have found tens of thousands of him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-28

Now that the campaign is over our country brethren will have time to de- vote to crops and snake stories.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-04-24

tanfen uns oortbin ausmdnbern. Bei
unS ut jebt bas Waibington=55ieber aus.
gebre6en. Beters 9. 9irts pon Slo.
ma, spman go., lit einise Gage aui
gelu1 bier; CT lit ais 3enae BEL Dem
Bunoesgeridt IN Siour sails porae,
laoen stpotbeter s. .. l5oier wuroe
uon gSittipe gleatbs Butler 6eim Srie.
oensri6ter pertlagt. 9lm 25. fpmmt
Die alase sur Gerbanblnna. 6. SO.
grebet Iisst rpiebsr am Rbsumatismus
oarnteoer- Corr.
SaDis. 5rau Senrb ggiebeIif
itdrb an 6reitag, ben Is. os., in i6rer
98Obnung bier Nteilen n0rolih BON
bier mad ahttdgiger grantbeit an Der
SungeneutSiinoung. 6rau ggiebeiif
mar in 9ertidlanO gebOren uno er=
reihte Elm gllter Don SO sSabren. Sic
mar IN Der gan5en llmgeeeno pobl be-
tannt, oa lie bereits ieit 20 SSabren in
Turner @ountp np1nte. Sic binter=
l1Bt ibren 8atten uno sfuei Ginoer.
Die 8efroigung fanb am Montag BON
Der Hefornlrten Stride aus Itatt uno
ole 8etheilung uarauBeroroentli6 groB.
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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-04-24
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Winer Gcnnfu.
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@ Souarb, Npril %. 1902.
Sa ihon lan9e nihts mebr BON
Dtiner @ountp in Den ,R.=5. eritien
un0 Der BrairieTarmer oas .3eitlihs
seiegnet 81 baben ihelnt, 10 min ih
probiren, etlibe 3eilen fir Die 3eitunq
81 fribeln. s. Sbmitgen bat elm paar
oreiiabrige 6oblen fir $3.50 pertauft,
Elm i60ner Breis, nitt pabr?- Seute
eebt SEQ. Wap nab Gmerp auf cine
6oh5eit. Der Beorge bat INNER
Slid, ano isin 6reuno 5ranf Sanem
geht audi NIT, INN nit Den Mdohen
BON Sanion @ountD betannt gu iperoen.
--@. S. Sfarmer lit BON Waibington
suriifgefehrt, mo er init feinem 6reunoe
3. 8. Raocliff cine ,lSiibcannerp" in
Bort 4n9leles getauft bat. gtdhite
gSohe miro Serr Sarmer nit ieiner
6anlilie abreiien, um Die Siibrung oes
8eihdftes 81 iibernebmen. - 0pr stpei
gSp6en famen 25 0eiltihe @migrdnten
bier on, 8erDanote Der 8ebriloer 0Dlb.
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Roro 9afpta als 2an0iuhsr. - SIioor
Rifer mar lebte gBDd)e in 6oparo, Inn
ieine SommergaroerObe 81 perpplltdn=
oigen. - 2eo S1roeoer nno 6. gl.
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3eras uno Gtlabpma iuieoer beimge=
tehrt. 6rant 8eihta 1T Don ben Wia=
fern geneien. phHe On ieiner Sd6nbeit
perloren su baben. 9luouit Bratel mar
lesten Samitag in Der S.abt NIT benz
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eieidiflihseil an ben Sag eeleat. Der
bate oas seoaht?-2ep Sdrpeoer uno
S. &. Shneller baben lebte 9Gohe ei=
men 9lusflrg nad Canton eemaht.
.. 6. Rider aus Giour Sails mar
leBte @pbe nit 2anoiu6ern aus Soma
in bieiiger .8eeeno. 80 S. s. ShiilIer
aus Minneiota lit leBte Mphe bier ge=
meieH, um ieinen Gltern einen geIud
81 MAIDEN. eitisell.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-04-24

Sm Gountn Oemerard duf 8ritiI1
Guiana tpurbe Der sr0Bte Dianlanten@
funb gemddt, ieitbsm bort ndb Diaa
uranten seluht ipirb. Nls bas grssb=
nib fiinfip0hxntlidxr 4rbsit ipurben
18,1OO Oiamanten sefunben, bon hs
reH Der ihtperite liz Gran ipos.
9lus benz Orient traf bic Nohriht
ein, baB Dor brsi Wohen in Sapan IL
Jilderhorfer BON einem gntlon Ser-
fort ipurben. 40 perIonen nurben sez
t0btst unn 0unberte onbere perlebt.
Sn gpinap. Srantrei9. iturb Der
1868 dbstieste friixre Ronig BON
Gpanisn, Don Graneiseo O'MHiii, I'm
utter bon 80 Subren.
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m.rtenspertbe MeuBerung iib.r bic
aabeuti9en ssmaht, ipslde fisb bic
iiberfhpGnslidsn GolonialIdpdrnsr
unb tire Drgone ab Notam nsbmen
foIIten. Sn intimerem Rreife brudte
ber Rdifsr bas Oefprdb auf bic ai1tis
an,eritanifhen Ireiber.ien Der Mu@
beutf4tn, Die gum ptientlidtn 9beiI
bic Shulb baran triigen, haB ts In
ben lebten Jabren bduFig 3u MiBptr=
ftdnbniffen 3tpifdtn biibtn unb briibtn
gefommen ipdre. Muf olbeutIder
Seite fehle es niht nur an intsrnatios
nalem Tuttgefiibl unb NiidIidtnahme
auf bdS I'm MusIanbe lebenbe Oeltfbs
tbum. fpnbsrn AUDI an WerltdnbuiB
fir bic iibsrIetifhsn WerbdltniHe.
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ipiirbe es bisneiht notbipenbis fein,
einen Werbanb aur Mbpsbr Der Nus
beutfdtn au sriinbsn. Wsnn bieie
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dbftt<R.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-04-24
Gooinaton County.
9peiIal.N orrelponOeni

g8atertomn, 81. 9lpril 1902.
Die 8autbdtieteit in geatertopr
heint bieies Sabr ipieoer cine reee su
iuerDen, @eibdftss uno gBobnbdulet
iteigen uie Yilse aus Der groe berpor.
9ls Senturg=4ebduoe, Der Beaie INN
Serpin Slpd iino ieBt iolueit iertisse.
ltellt unb cine 3ieroe Der Staot. Sm
untern She'll betreiben Die Gjebriiber
Wihels uno 9lelIon Elm groBartiges
Eleloergeibaft, Die 5ipei obern Stod.
merte tperoen ols Sffitesimmer fiji,
Hedtsperoreher (globDtaten) unb, peif
8ott mas relerpirt. - llnier jopialel
oeutiher gSirth so. Samm lit geiuno.
heitsbalber nad 9ot Springs, Nrt.,
gereilt. bile, mslhe trotene Gebler
baben, iollen setrplt nah 9Bateriomu
tommen, 8 Ihone, 9roBe Saloons Tor
| gen fir oep Ourlt unb, lolte oas nitt
ausreihen. oann baben mir ia nod
Die 98ahermerte -. - Viele sfouae,
Seuts tommen oieIes Jriibiabr mad
Siio. SatDta, Die meilten oauon line
gut bemittelt unb quite 5armer, abeI
Die blinoen Shueinhen, tuslbe lie ;u-
riidlahen. miilen am Gnoe nod ber=
bungern. - Ser bifs Soc Saares uno
Grau lino bon elmer oreimonatlhen
Heiie nad @alifornien mieber geiunb
suritdaetebrt. Gr iaste mir, er bate
in Gal. 20 Pfuuo on Gepi1t perloren,
er ruie9t aber nod unsefd6r $50 pIo.
gr ersd4lte mir II. H., oaB er oas
Gbinelenpiertel in San 6ranciseo be-
iuhte, no 25, 900 Nerienen in nur s
Blods tpobnten. .-We;l Die piibnereier
bis iebt immer nod einen guten preis
bringen, tpo!len piele 6armer bas 0e-
ibdft i'm @roBen nit einem 0iibner=
eierbriltappnrat bstreiben. 9lber Da
bapert es nod bel Manden, oenn elm
Spsaduort iast: Bauer frieB niht,
mas ou niht tennlt." Vor elm paar
Sahren er5dblte mir elm 6armer 6reuno
4 feline @rlebnilie nit elmer gieraus=
briitun9smafhine. rWeine 5rau",
meinte er, rn6tbi9te mid 9as uno
Tadt, it iolte ibr cine Walhine tau:
ZEN, um Gier ausanbriiten. Sb gine
aui Den 9eim unb befellie ibr eins
iolAe. 3uerlf bate iie Slid. Sbon
bate iie beinabe 400 Guhlein, peldt
ne Damn IN ben aYroooer" lebte, I'M
3u fiittern. eines 9ages iagte mil
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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-04-24

Sort @lenoe. 6tir oen : gau
elmer ileuen Saierne in 5prt Meaoe bat
riegunoesre9ierling So, 600 bemilli1t.
5nnoall. gbiQip 6romm, Gin
friiherer bleiiger gGirth, ltarb in SiouI
6itD an Den 5Sol9en elmer Operation.
Sein 2eihnam muroe lierber ilberIilbrt
sur 8eeroigung.
q beroee Bel Der lebten @u6l
ermdhlien Die Gepubiiianer oas gQnse
5ifet nit gllrsnabme einss Ntitglieoes
Oes Sfulratbs. Sieea5 Iisgts nit 156
Wiajoritdt.
Danftpn. Geo McGlmain pon
@apoille, DIR ihuloig befunoen pproen
mar, ben 9Sohn 6irap IN elmer Shldqe=
rel get0otet Su haben, mur0e III bier
Sdhren StaatsSli9tbaus perurtbeilt.
0tellette. Der 6drmer SEQ.
9ittle mollte einen fremoen Stier, Der
III ieinen Sol selangt NOR ,ltnausiaeen.
mlirbe aber bon Dem tpiitbenoen 5bier
ansfgriffen uno ihlimn suseribtet.
Sr brat mehrere Gippen, miro ,aber
iuieoer hergeitelt ueroen.
. SoneIteel. llrier Grt miro
iih balb iHturporiren laIlen. 8oneiteel
bemiibt iin oarum, gum 6ountpliB bon
8regorp @puntp ernannt 81 mer0en
unD miro aud Der Gnopuntt Der jeBt
in bas @ountp perlangerten gltborn
9abn.
glrmo ur. Sas Wplnbdus oes
W. u. Enpis, 9 Neeilen n6rolit ppn
bier, brannte nieoer. Sapis unb oellen
6rau iparen sur 3eit in arnlpur uno
batten eiren Sunge gu Sauie gelaiien,
Der Brot baden iDllte. Sasu bate er
Den Sfen iiberbei5t, iOoaB Oas 9olSmert
iit entsiinbete.
Sacnma. 3pei 99olf 5rnpper,
u. u. 8romn uno anorem Sanion,
fineen an einem Gage porieer 8ohe
sebn qraue uno nenn fhtparSe 9B0lfe.
Die Yrdmien fiir oieieal 5aag tperoen
fid auf niebr als Sl00 belaufen. Die
meiiten Der Relse iuaren bon illn9en
55ieren.
gigS tone. Cine neue 6ieiell=
ihaft fir Die Seritsnlyng pon 3iegel=
lteinen bat IT'D unter Dem ganen y@plo
Bros. 8rid Company orQanilirt uno
Die Nnlaeen Der anoerh 3iegelfabrifen
iibernomnen. Die GjcielIiaaft 1T nit
einem GapitaI pon 500, 600 intorpp=
rirt. gieue Waibinen fusroen angeibaift.
oarulter cine 8ieeelmaiAine nit elmer
@apacitdt Don 60, 000k k3isgeln perlag.
Ollie 9rten BON 3iegeiH tuer0en fabriSirt
tperoen.
Yanftou. Dee 6armer lrant
Sborat bon Utica mar tiirslib bes
Sountags in Der Staot llnD trant cine
llnnalie pon Bier une boltetter Bit
ters. Sein &neht legte ben 8etrunten=
en- um 9 llbr 9benos in Den Raeen
uno fubr na1 Sauls. 3ort angefom=
men, fano man 8poraf toot i'm 99a9en
liegen. Cine drslihe ltnteriuhung err
CAB, oaB Snprat an atutem glltobolis=
mus geltorben ift uno eine 6orpner5=
unteriuhuns Oaber nic1t nothpeuoi9
lei.
Die Staatsfair miro pon s. bis II.
September iuieoerum bier abgebalten
peroen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-04-24
sinnx Jnlls, stiih- -gnIsntn, nrn "a April 1902

.oerfaHung fpteoerbolt beftio uneins
amber. Die Uiili3 peigerte iih mebr=
fd6, duf bas 8olt gu idieBsn.
Die 6rieoensllnterbanolungsn spis
fden ben 8uren uno ben 9riteR IN
9retoria 3ieben lih iiber @sbiibr in bic
2Gnge, un0 iie oiirften abge6roGen
tperben, ipenn rSobn 9un", Der be-
reits Die aebensmittel Ietner llntertbaz
nen burh NSteusrerb0huugen pertbeus
ert bat, iih nihf bod entiflieBt, ben
tapferen guren Die llnabbingigteit al
9etudbren.
Die iunse a0ntgin bon 6oadno,
Wtlhelmine, bate In SEolge elmer Grs
tdltrng ipieber cine 6ehl9eburt. 9lls
lie an ben 5plgsn perIelben frdEt
mar, betdm lie audi nod pen Sppbus
nno lit 10 ihtper frant, DaB Die s3u=
fdmmenberufrng Der @eneralItudten
beborltebt, ipslfe sinsn iteIlpertretens
ben Regenten beltelen iolleR.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-04-24

ren nah Der Staot, s n1eilen ggeoes.
8as 9Setter mar ie6r ihDn uno Die
Some itano ibon bob am Simmel.
ais mir urler Saus nerlieBen, lno mir
oahten nibt5 S6iimmes. 9lber nit
oes Shidlals Wldhten lit tein emioer
guno su fled)ten, uno oas llnQliif
ihreitet ihnea. bis mir cine ,eitIana
In Der Staot nns aniiIirt batten.
muroe oie s>iBe immer prDBer uno auf
einmal SeigtQ iih ihiparse ountle
gSolten an Sinlntel un0 balo iiel Der
He9en in StrDmen bernieoer uno su-
9letd pe9te ein beftieer Starmmino.
2tls oas Getuitter lid, gelegt, Fu6ren
mir pieoer nah 6auie. Damn lab
meine 6rau ioaleif rad ben ilnaen
Siihlein. Nber of pe1l 3urdl ,3u=
fall ooer 0urh cine Sage ooer einen
5un0, mar Die fleine 5biire aufqes
rihen uno Die ganse Shaar Giihlein
lag I'M Dofe Serltreut toDt am gooen.
Gs lab, tuirtlit aus, ME mad Der
Shlaht bel Sedan - 8as Qanse
Experiment toItete mid 10 ungefd6r
$50, Iagte er sulebt" uno oas mar oas
enoe. geter 2inoener Sr. BON
Sran;burg bate iib neulih bel Dem
ihlimmen gBetter cine grtdltung suqe=
Soger unb lit uieoer aui Der Sranten=
LITE. Sieie @phe batten mir immer
fdones gSetter sum Sden. 8ie meiz
ten 6armer lino beinabe Icrtig. bis
auf Rorn uno 6lahsetc. glnicus.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-04-24
Bapifon Gomutn.
(Spe;ial= Gorrelp


Claus QHmuhen lit aus beln ionni=
gen Siioen suriid9etebrt; er meilte ben
Winter Gefunoheitsbalber in @alilor=
nien. Wiu 6rabm lieB elm neues
WDbnbaus unb Stalleebdube auf iei=
ner Jarm, nabe Mt. Yernon errihten.
= 0ultaD Gromann lieferte 9eftern
lelne fetten 0tiere in Mt. Verupn ab.
- Carl Gilman, Shulter uno Satt=
ler, uno Heltaurateur @borltp 1emer
fubren auf bic gnteniasb unb erlebten
babel cine 9urhbrennerei. - Dultab
1iebe be9innt ben 8au eines neuen
Wobnbaules. Gobert Shiib mirb
einen neuen Stal erri9teu lanen.
Die Webrsabl Der bisiisen 6armer ift
nit Dem Sden fertis. uno erbolen 1id
NAL ipieber IN Wat. Vernon, uno
rer9eRen babel niht, elm mpbIperoieu=
tes @los 6iouy 6allier Bod binter bic
9inoe 81 oiebtn. @eRphale.