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Harper was thrown from O. moving
freight car which he was running
down TO an ore chute by the breaking
of brake rod and came being
nearly run over and killed; as II was
he sustained sever injuries, hence the
suit.
DIES FROM WOUND.
Richard 7, Moore, the miner who, on
Wednesday morning last. at the Mat
thcws House at Mammoth, cut his
throat with a pocketlnife, with sui
cidal intent, sucoumbed TO his injuries
today. He was a mental and physical
wreck, so the physician says, who at
tended him, and the act was committed
when he was mentally irresponsible
The remains win be held pending
word from his friends In Nebraska.
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pEsEREr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1908

McAllister. A party OF young people
entertained the happy couple at the
home Of j. p. Dyreng In the even
ing.
Intense cold prevails after the re.
cent storms. While this section did
not receive as heavy a fall Of snow as
other parts Of the state this time, the
farmers are encouraged as the outlook
for the coming season Is brighter than
for years.
Hon. s. II. Thurman OF Provo Is at
tending court here this week.
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srocKnoLpERs, MEETING.

Cooperative Furniture Co. Notice IS
hereby given that the stockholders
viii meet at their Office 80 to 81
Main Street, on Tuesday, February Ord.
1908, at $50 p. M, for the election OF
nine directors. and TO transact such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting
W. N. WILLIAMS,
Superintendent.
Salt Lake city. january ID. 1893.
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BRYAN, IDAHO.
oTro GIBSON DEAD.
succumbs to Pneumonia - Another
Little Victim Of CrOup-Heavy Snow

Bryan, Bingham Co. Ida. Jan. rs
MIR. otto Gibson. the man who had
such a terrible experience a few days
ago AZ a sheep camp, died from pneu-
monia Jan. %. The funeral services
were held in the ward Westinghouse
OF this place Jan. g. and were conduct
ed by the Rev. Henry Van Engelen Of
Pocatello, pastor Of the Baptist church,
who discoursed on the spiritual deyel-
opment Of man and offered consoling
ramarks to the hereft family. The re.
mains were taken 10 Blackfoot and
Inferred In the cemetery OF that place.
Otto L. Gibson was q years old and
leaves wife and seven children. He
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An interesting game Of chess Is on
here between Atty. A. L. Booth Of Pro-
yo and his brother, ]. w. Booth of this
place The two men are at their re-
spectiye cities and are playing out
their game by postal cards Ten days
ago the game began and viii likely
keep up for more than a month.
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was a member OF the Lutheran church.
native Of Denmark and came to this
country when but 10 years old. He has
lived IN Illinois, Iowa and Nebraska
and came from the latter state here In
the summer Of 1900, He was a citizen
OF good repute and was admired and
respected by all who knew him.
ANOTHER VICTIM OF GROUP,
The harvest OF death has visited the
home of David A, Benson and wife
ana taken their weeks-old baby
This Is the fourth victim of the deadly
Group among the little ones.
The last two days have brought the
heaviest fall OF snow of several years.
Ihere 10 now 10 inches on the level.
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OUR NEIGHBORS.
C0WLEY, WYOMING.
ooLoNlzERs' ANNUAL MEETING
Directors Chosen-Stake Conference
90 Westinghouse Dedicated,

Cowley, Big Horn Co., Wyo,. Jan. "a.
To-day the stockholders Of the Big
Horn Basin Colonization company held
yteir annual meeting for the purpose
Of hearing the secretary's report and
clfcting a board OF directors to serve
Cor the ensuing year The following
persons were duly elected as directors;
4 o. Woodruff, Byron Sessions. Jesse
W. Crosby. Jr, Charles A. Weloh.
Charles Kingston Brigham L. Tippets,
John Ii. Dickson and Heber w, Perry,
The board organized as follows: a.
o. Woodruff, president; Byron SEES
sions vice president, Charles A. WEIGH,
secretary; Brigham l.. Tippets, treasur-
"a, and Jesse w. Crosby, Jr, general
manager,
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pELIN0uNNr NOTICE.

Park City Superior Mining Co, Prin-
clpal place Of business Salt Lake city,
Utah. Notice. There are delinquent
UPON the following described stock on
account Of assessment levied on the
2ath day Of January, 1903 the several
amounts set opposite The names Of the
respective shareholders as follows
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A sclentlflc Discovery.

Kodol does for the stomach that which
It Is unable to DO for itself, even when
but slightly disordered or overloaded.
Kodol supplies the natural juices of d.
gestlon and does the work of the
stomach, relaxing the nervous tension,
while the inflamed muscles of that or
gan are allowed to rest and heal. Kodol
digests what you eat, and enables the
stomach and digestive organs to trans
form all food into rich, red blood. u,
C. NJ. /. Drug Store. 1l2-l14 Main st.
Is per cent off Mems Wooden Under
wear; see show window; Nicol q
era bbe Co, 220 Main Street
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THIS MARRIAGE A FAILURE
=, =, Education Again Dsier'
'', m.,o, of Organization of High
school Cadets

sd, FOR divorce has been filed IN 'hs
'1 a,otrlet court by Lottie Hull oil
pooner against John H. Hull and WI,
lam Hull. The complaint sets lorrn
! that plaintiff and defendant John ga, a.
, naI we're married in Salt Lake city
~os o. 1901. and that there Is livihs
,,sue Of said marriage a baby boy
mat Jan. l. 1908, the defendant Jon"
y Hull, deserted plaintiff and has ev'
:, since refused to live with or TO pro-
4 IA. rlsinuf with the common neces-
\ s,,ss II life. That plaintiff has always
conducted herself towards her HUSBAND
n a proper and devoted manner that
+, on tAe 18th day Of January lsOS' de-
,.odsnt caused TO be published IN
4 ,.,er that plaintiff had left him ana
~ would no longer be responsible for
any debts she might incur. That at
me time Of plaintiffs marriage to her
husband they were given a piece OF
Hand in Hooper by William Hull, which
\ they have since occupied as q nome
stead but failed TO get q deed for the
same from william Hull, who now re-
+ fuses 10 deed 1t to them. wherefore
plaintiff prays that she be granted
decree Of divorce, custody Of the minor
4 ehld and share Of the said home
stead which Is valued at S2,4OO, and also
Of their household goods valued at $500,
together with alimony. George Halyer-
son Il attorney for plaintiff
d BOARD OF EDUCATION,
4 The board Of education held It's regu-
4 Jar meeting last night. The matter Of
d organizing a cadet corps at the high
school was taken up, but action was
deferred until the next school year. On
account Of the crowded condition of the
Madison school another room was or
ceied fitted In the basement OF the
building. A small amount Of routine
business was transacted and the board
adjourned.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Miss Martha Mchaels OF Salt Lake is
Visiting with friends in ogden.
X. 0, Hardness Of Uncommon, Ida,
Is In Ogden on business today
Petition has been filed in the Second
district court praying for the appoint
nent Of Joseph A. Taylor as admInis-
traitor OF the estate Of Mary r. Root.
deceased. The estate was held at $500
and Mrs. Persis NJ. Dial is the only heir
70 the estate.
Mr and Mrs. ]. c. Baugh OF HALEY.
ida'' are visiting with friends in Og-
den
The Southern Pacific paycar came in
last evening and distributed several
thousand dollars among the employees.
Manager Willard Snow Of the Ogden
Furniture and Carpet company has
gone east to buy goods for the firm.
me United States naval recruiting
o.ee closed In this city this afternoon.
me case Of Harvey Bass and VIII
IAN Reese charged with the murder
', REC hoCabe viii come up for trial
.Iy morning In the Second district
me young people Of the Fourth ward
tAve very enjoyable ball last evening
. IN the ward HAN ' ''e'e
. 2 Hayes Of Evanston Wyo. Is
'''n''hg a few days in ogden.
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BEAVER.
n. p. Epson WINS SUIT.
Now In Possession OF the Offices of
Assessor and Treasurer.

Special Correspondence.
Beaver Beaver Co, Jan. 3O--In an
able and lengthy opinion handed down
today, Judge Marioneaux decided In ia
yor Of n. p, Ipson in the cases Of the
State of Utah ex rel n. p. Ipson vs.
Charles Woolfenden and John #. Jones,
for the possession of the offices Of coun-
~ assessor and treasurer Mr.. Epson
was elected in November to hold both
these offices, but the old officers wanted
10 hold over on the pretext that one
person could not hold both offices. They
viii now, however have to step down
and out. Mr.. lpson took possession Of
both offices today.
The ejeotment suit OF William Yard
ley VS. $. f. Howett ct al occupied the
time Of the court all day.
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CENTERFIELD.
HEAVIEST STORM OF WINTER
Schools In Better Shape than for
Years.


Special Correspondence.
Centerheld, Sanpete Co., Jan. 2S.-It
began raining ut $50 this morning. At
10 o'clock II began to snow. BY pm,
q stiff northwest wind was drifting
the snow terribly, 1t Is the heaviest
storm Of this winter. The past five
days have been springlike and the frost
Is out Of the ground which Is in good
shape 70 receive the wetting, which
will be great benefit to this section OF
the country.
There has not been much sickness
here this winter, and our public schools
have made the best run in four years
past
The ward organizations are in good
running order and peace and happi-
ness generally prevail
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The Oregon s.nss m its train schedule
nounced a c"a oTsyso viii be somewhat
Ts r., ll reaching t.. ogden len. p' tsaa this his
ter ihai /. q only temporary, and that ~, N
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Will . p y, however we ask them mt, to
the pre'' .S.,. ratIencc in case the paper
,,, ssoysd Every EFFORT will @l be d %aoS
Immediately lasl on arrival [,,sn mere NEWS.
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PROVO.
DISTRICT COURT HEARINGS.
Want Damage Cases Reinstated -
Suit for Trespass.
gnefial Correspondence.


snee,al CORRESPONDENCE.
psaa tr,ah "a Ian 81 Aisrod
,va ,vnv' and wallington Wood have
brought suit in the Fourth district
court asallst y, ., S S ~, wv, ,,I iV'
trespass, aIleseu " nay "es -no Voli ni
ted oy deienaanT saesans -,' ,a,i ugSu ~
sheep on iehe pe'o mt, " p' Wa,, u,
the county run wv so " wv " VI
last year 49, -, a.. .,
Arguments MeIe ileanu iast eneiilns
by Judge l3oosi vi y il1''un w ssp .u'
oruer olsii.'ssIns ssfel ra 80, N"see VI wy
StraWperry alsS 800 eoinpahy
against nuilpei 81 uehv,,.1i Nv, VIZ
are alleged 70 my ,t ,ss VI ''i,us
leased ny llle ptliuNih f TJu,ps" AZ ~
grazing puiposys on tne uin'Gn Iliulai,
RESERVATION, ny easSs "vle uislnlsse'i
last May on iho,lon VI ueIe"uah's' an.
the m9uon 70 vasavS s"v o'oer ,, MSs
lnaue =" Wv ~ ,,mnie,, -,
that IL hun not nsu suiuvi,nt noliVs
OF the settlns Vt W., wy caeeS W uppedI
Tor trlal. Na-1s'n mVus Moou appeaIeu
ior inc plaihllit "nu oau,' ~ NIB loi
deiehuants' WY o ~ ,t ,'v n,o', aa
Juubo lo''" 'N''e '''N %"
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STAKE CONFERENCE.

Last Sunday and Monday the quar-
terly conference Of this stake Of Zion
was held In Cowley. AS President SEES
sions is away, his counseors. ]. w.
Crosby Jr., and Charles A. Welch
conducted the conference.
A very enjoyable time was had and
much timely instruction given. The
stake Is in excellent condition. splritu-
ally, the health OF the people generally
Is good though there is some sickness
At Burlington.
MEETING HOUSE DEDICATED.
An event OF some Importance was
The dedication OF the Cowley ward
ncuse on Sunday last, the dedicatory
rayer being offered by President j. W.
Crosby, Jr
The house is built Of logs and has
eight sides with a window In six OF
these sides. and q door IN the seventh.
The ceiling Is 1914 feet from the floor:
tie length Of the building Is Ga feet and
the width is 40 feet. There is a deck
on the roof.
The building cost about $500, every
Collar Of which has been donated by
the people. The corner stone OF the
tuilding was laid Nov 49, 1901. the
dedicatory prayer was then offered by
President j. w. Crosby IN six weeks
from the laying II the corner stone the
house was occupied. 1t is a very COM
Portable building and Is used FOR gem
eral purposes by the people Of Cowley.
We still have beautiful weather In
fact II Is queens weather Work on
the canal has commenced and pros
poets look bright for the people to
raise crops this season.
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ALPINE.
REMoDELED MEETiNGHoUsE.
school in Fine shape The Scho oil.
house as n Place OF Amusement.

house as a Place or Amusement.
Special Correspondence.
Alpine, Utah Co., Jan. 2S--The noun
tains In this vicinity are pretty well
showed under" and nobody Is crying
over II. either
Alpine can boast of one OF the incest
old meetinghouses turned into a new
one that you can find in Zion. Good
speakers and good audiences are now
invited here, gl
Our district school under the princi-
palship OF Prof. j. w. johnson Is doing
more efficient work since the holidays.
Miss Caroline V. Jensen OF Salt Lake
county has recently been engaged as
teacher; the four rooms IN our beauti-
full schoolhouse are now all occupied,
sCHooLHoUsE FOR AMUSE-
MENTS.
The "News" correspondent at Provo
says "a large number Of the citizens
of Alpine are In favor Of stopping
dances in the schoolhouse, while others
are not" Now the fact Is that not only
u large number but every sensible
person would like to see the schoolhouse
closed TO dancing II we had any other
hall which could be used for that pIr-
pose. II happens that after the district
school has used our westinghouse for
over IS years that we built a school
house that is a credit TO Alpine and
which we think belongs to Alpine.
Last summer also we renovated our
church and made Of II such model
of beauty and neatness that dancing
cannot possibly be carried on there any
longer. Now we are out Of an amuse-
ment he'll and we, the people, more
than 30 per cent Of them at least, are
in favor Of using the upper rooms OF
the schoolhouse for amusemonts I'LL
another hall can be erected The few
who oppose this and have carried the
case to the courts. with an exception or
two, are actuated We believe by sell
Gsh motives rather than by the moral
Advancement Of our young people, who
seek their pleasure away from home
when there is no opportunity 10 get II
IN their own town. The court decided
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OGDEN NEWS.

s. .. G !. &C e e 20 3: ! SS,s5;.
4 : $1,5 Ny J ! :.:: ': Sc !:
osssIs SAN Lake CITY. 1870
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EUREKA.
UyFoRTUNATE MINER DEAD.
Richard I. Moore Dies from Wound
Damage Suit.

Special Correspondence.
Eureka, Juab Co., Jan. S0,-Beyerly
Harper, Of Eureka, has filed suit
against the Rio Grande Western rail-
way for $4,000 for personal injuries.
While working for the Eureka Hill
Mining company on Dec. IL last, Mr.
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CHESS BY NAIL.

Just right in the case--in favor of the
DOpDle
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And In ACCORDING wlth law and an
order of the board 0f directors made
on iho 18th day az December 1902 30
many shares of each parcel of said
stock as mas be necessary. VIII be sold
az No 33 Commercial block. Second
south salt Lake CITY. on the lsih day
nf February. az the hour Of 3 o'clock
n M. ERNEST W. SALT
Secretary.
No. l2-l4 west First South. salt Lake
city Utah.
by resolution Of the board Of direo-
,cre nasgod Jan. 81. 1898 The date OF
az ~ the above stock Is extended 90
reb 20 1903. on which date the sale
Win be- held ERNEST W. SALT,
Secretary.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-07-16
Bon Den 9maObor3en ia
GamaOa.

Der in Sarge q. 8. eriteinenOen
' Staatsprehe entne6meH mir Il. q.
iOlgenoe gtoti3 liber bic 5ette Der 8u6=
obOr5en, bOu oeusn tiir5lit 70 Diel Die
8eoe mar.
Yeter Geresin, Der graIibent uno
6ibrer Der 3uhobOrSsu bon Canada
mar tiirsli1 in 2eiuntpeg. uno madte
auf Die Seute. nit oenen er gu perhan=
oeln bate. eineu b0tlt gitnitigen Sine
orud. Sr lit cine pittoresque 9erloa=
lidlteit, gut gebaut, gr0B. uno in iei=
mem eieliht ipiegelt iih elm iuiiroepol.
Ter @rult Ohne ieood irgeuo wslhe 2ln=
maBune. Seine 80 Sabre trdgt er
fait uie Elm SnnglIng. uno iein Asu=
Beres uHo Benebmen berrdtb teinss=
megs Den &unen, lpnDern man uaroe
ibn ebenIo Ieidt fir einen gdnooier
balten. gr ipriht teiR gnalijh uno
beoient iib eines ieiner iungeu anbdns
ger ais 8oImetIher. Befragt iber
oa5 8eiinoeu leiner @emeinihaft mah-
te er FOlgenoe Ausiagen: SD bin ge=
tommeu, um so ginoer fiir Die 9Ort-
tolrn uno Stuan &iueI s@emeinIhaft
su taufen. uno ebenFa!ls 2 8reIhma=
lbinen nit 2OtomObilen. 9Dir batten
Spei tn gebraud lebtes SSabr, uno
meroen nod Spei mehr n6ti9 baben.
Wtr brauden ale oieIe WedIdinsn oie=
ZEN Serbit uno lie perotn uns oirett
BON ben 6abritantsn gelanot meroen.
Wir baben p0n 5000 bis 10, 900 4der
in Weisen, uao tuerOea ndhltes Sabr
nDh biel mebr haben. 9igIe Malti=
nen Itno niht flir einSelRe BerlOnen
mir Fino -9:EssIra8asi' lha'iiaRelt
aaes unter. esn9T!er.':: :.9EiS .lidea
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mn .nfht: IId' 'GshdFs lnoaetI mir
babeR. 9enn uniere 2eute peben ibrs
eiesne aIsioung un0 5eppihe aus Der
Wols. Nuf Die 6rage, Oh Die Sud-
oborsen ii6 nuHmebr anIiebeln rpsroen,
uno Den 9ang nah Dem Marldiren
nufgeben pOlleR, Gbrifus III finoen,
lahte sr llno anttportete, bag alle
9un0borsen niht 6anatiter mdren,
mso ielbif Die. pelde es linD, milroea
Den Srisb oanab balo genug ptrlieren.
gr gIaubt. 0aB Die waH0eruDen 9uds
obsrSen Der aeeierung uno ihreu glah=
barn teIne Sorgen mebr MAIDEN mer.
ben. Der 9lntauF BON DaaIhinerie
uno 3uGttieren seist eu0saltig, edB
Die alien SDeen oem YerfaIl nabe finD.
uno beI0noers 0aB lib bic Anlihten
iiber Bleh fart geanDert bdtten. gez
ter Bereain mar l6 Sabre nah 5ibiris
en- Derbannt poroen, tpeil er, nie Is
ieins Religion fsr0ert. fih meiasrte,
fur Den Gsaren Ma1eii III traaeH. Gr
mar erif 2l Sabre alt. als er ben
WarFt In Die gsrbaranng nntrnt, uno
Meib un0 Rin0 OerlaiIen muBte. 2lls
er am Cube ieiner 9erbannung nab
leinea 0einGtsorie suriidtehrea uaLlts,
murOe ihn Oies bermeigert; anifdtt eef.
zen y}rtrigs man ihH oes QaHDes. rgs
.iii nlshr als IL Sabre isit i9 alstne
6amiIie 9eiebeH babe, una ebs ifb nei-
metnsn Sobu mt eigenen Augeil pisz
Der Il1ausn ma2. miro sr lDels idnH
ein ntalla aslu1seen iein iagte sr,
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-07-16

tUorOen.
Die duBerit ipdrlids geFeoeluna Der
SanOias0teia bat mo6l bau ptidhlid1 II,
Dem Waneel an fIieBenOem QgaIier. 10
ME oarin ieinen @runo, oaB Die obe=
ren gooenIhidten bis sur 8iefe bon
200 uno mebr SUB ii5er6aubt tein
@runOwahsr lisfern. gei ben peni=
gen 6olj= uno 2e6mbduiern, msld)e
man iiber Die Meia serifreut. meilen=
ueit bon einanoer cntfernt, antrift.
leht man uur duBerlt ielten qebo6rte
grunnen. Die mittelIt 0iuordoern oas
gsaiier 2l4-370 6ub aus Der 9iefe
boleH. sir een0bnlid miiien Die
SewObner Der 0leia Dem 8aiierman=
gel oaourh abbelfen, BAR lie 6iIteruen
graben, Die Den ipdrlihen, hauptidd=
lid I'M 9uguit uno September erfol=
senoen glieOerialae pom Dab In
3innen geiamnlelt in Iil aufnebmen.
gSeHn oieier @Urrat perbraudt if
oann 1T Der Gteia=gauer entpeoer
ge3mungen 81 vnlooen@, b. 3. nad Der
Staot Ooer ben Bergen gu siehen ooer
Ietnen 8orrat III QroBen 6diieru ieoen
1aa meileniDeit aus Der Sta0t su
bolen; eine miibleli9e uuo suqleid 5eit=
rauben0e 2rbeit. go lheint es, ais
Oh Die 0Ieia meitsr tetuen anoern ma=
teriellen gluBen gepabrte als ben, qroBe
9eroen BON Pieroen uno 8ieb beions
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mo ejebirgsmaner leitter al erreihen
rn0; uno bot mdre eera0e bier Der
glaB, no 9apitalien bortgilhaft anae=
legt tUeroen t0nnten. oeun tauienoe
BON 9lfern ionlt guieu, mad oen au=
gdben oes Aderbau Departements III
0aIbiHgtOn. beionosrs fir ben 4abau
Der 3uderriibe 9eeigneteu Meiabo0eus.
liegeH bier brad uuo barren Der tlinit=
liten geiudlieruHg. Gle erSielt meroen
tOnnte, penu in einiger @ntiernuug
Oom 6uB Der 8erge cine &eibe iBItema=
tilb berteilter gumpUerte einqerittet
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fhlleu, BON oenen aug oas Waier als=
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Ibon ianft genetgteH gbene in re9t=
pinteitg augelegten aandlen iiber oeu
8Ooen geleitet ueroeu t6nHte. 1lit
OerbdltHismdBig ns1igen uno bialg ju
erlangenoen arbeitstrdften t0nnte uidt
uur bier, iOnosru auf anoern Weias
oss peiten 5erritortums Elm neuer syn=
ouitrie5meis fur Rsu-9aerito geihaffeu
meroen.
(6OrtieBuus folst.)
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-07-16
3nm IL. Sabrsans.

W1it Der heutigen Summer treten
Die ,R.=9.o oen IA. Sobrgang an.
Der 6erauseeber oantt aus oieiem
9lnlaB aaeu alien geiern, peIbe 10
treu su Den Req" balten unO Dor
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reIponoenten, welhe es in auerten=
neuspsrter llneigenniibigteit Dem Ser=
ausoeber crn0gli6en, Gin Slatt 81
liefern, mel6es Die Reuiateiten bringt,
mel6t fir Die 9eIer Der beiocn Datotas
bon gr6Btem Snterefe HID in tetner
auBerbal5 oes Staates berausgesebe-
nen oeutihen 3eituu9 su iinotn lino.
9lit SalIe Der 2eisr unO GOrreipOn=
oenten mirO iib Der Seruisgebev be-
mii6en, nit ieoem Sabre ein Md
beileres 9latt beraus3ugeben gGir
m6hten uieoer baron erinnern, BAR Die
Geuti6en in Den beiOen Sntotas es ais
cine ehrenia6e betrahten miiiien, Oas
9einatli6e Slatt tn eriter 2tuie
All unterfiiBen uno fiir oahelbe neue
2eier su perbeu. 8aiielbe iit ein
Spieaelbap oeutinen 2sbens lmo 9Sir=
tens in ben 3atotas uno nab DEM
GinfluB Der beimatiiden 3eitung
fdlieBt man auf oen ginfub oes
3atotaer 8eutidtums. ggie ). 9.
Elm gaufmonn elmer Staot in 3atota
nur Oann in oie S6be tommen unO
Ieinen @infuB gum geiten ieiuer Sei=
matsHaot in iegeusreider g8eiie sel=
teno MAIDEN tann, iuenn feline Gunoen
niht in anoeren Stdoteu ibre @intdufe
MAIDEN, ebenIo miro unb fam Der
Serousgeber Der oeuti6en 3eituns in
9atota nur oauu freuOig uno uirtiald
SIR Die DeutI5en SutDtaer SntereHen
eiutreten, meun er ia9en fam: pSinter
mir Itebt cine 10 uuo 10 gr0Be Armee
BON fnafern 7eutihen in 8atOtd oeren
WtunoIfid Die ,9i.=6. fino. 8ieies
glatt psrlaust, oaB Die 3eutiten nidt
in ben Sintsrgruno geOrdn9t Deroen,
IOnoern ben anteil erbalten, ben iie
.fnfoloeabrer @ulturarbeit. ibrer See
o6ltefuog,uno ibres 6leiBss oerOieuen. =
3ieIer @runogeoante muB Die Ri6ts
i5nur iein. @eun Die 8atotaer
9estiden Die ,G.se. unteritiiBen uuO
ueiter perbreiteli belfen, Oann naBen
iie in eriter 2iuie f1 ielbTt unO ieoem
oeutl9en @emeiuweien i'm Staate,
Sbr modt bier guer Gelo i'm Staate,
oarum last es aud bier! 9lbonnirt
auf Die .,gl.-04, wenn Sbr oieies
glatt nod ni6t babt rno, psnn S9r
bereits abonnenteu ieiO, 10 blei6t oem=
Ielben treul goamals bsr5lidsn 9aut
.uu0 boHentlih periptrt Der 9eraus=
seber aud einmal ben Segen Der guten
grnte in oieiem Sabre.
6ans Eematb.