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The Washington times., 1906-08-13
FARMERS ARE CONSUMERS
AS WELL AS PRODUCERS

PITMAN GROVE. y. J.. Aug. I3-
That farmers are good consumers as
well as producers is shown by the fig-
ures collected from the grange picnic
which has ended. II is estimated that
$1,000 people were az the Park during
the three days and while most Of them
brought their meals along and set tables
in the grove, at the restaurant 400
dressed chickens. several wagOnlOads OF
corn, hundreds of baskets of potatoes
and apples, ,2,Q00 pies, several wagon
loads Of bread were consumed The
park today resembles a cyclone. Most
of the exhibits have been removed, and
it win take several days TO right things.
The Washington times., 1906-08-13
BUSINESS OUTLOOK
BRIGHT FOR FALL TRADE
Bumper Wheat Crop Gives Confidence
to All Glasses Of Business
World.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-The Wall
Street Journal today sdy5;
With a bumper" wheat crop assured
and with every Indication of record
crop and a most satisfactory cotton
crop. il is little wonder that business
sentiment remains optimistic. We are
at a point In the crop year when the
business world can come pretty near
taking its bearings 1t is very evident
that the purchasing ability Of the coun-
try is TO be enormously increased. It is
this situation that IS peTmeatng the
business world. Preparations are max
ing for an enormous trade expansion.
Excessive heat was somewhat Of an
adverse factor In the iron and steel
trade last week and production was
slightly affected. AT the same time,
trade authorities are anticipating the
largest business next fall in their his
tory
The Washington times., 1906-08-13
THIEF'S PECULIAR WALK
WITH GEMS IN SHOES

COATSVILLE. Pa, Aug. 13,-H Ma
than, alias George Cohen, giving his ad-
dress as Queen street. Philadelphia. was
committed 10 jail in default OF $500 bail,
having pleaded guilty 10 charge of lar
ceny OF jewelry from the home Of H. L.
Albright
He had secured a room in the Albright
home. along with a number of men. all
being in the employ Of a Philadelphia
furniture association which has opened
on office here.
The 1eWelTy. gold watch. two diamond
rings and two chains were found In his
shoes. which Officer Edgar Rice insisted
that he should remove, as he walked
peculiarly
The Washington times., 1906-08-13

The Milwaukee Avenue State Bank de-
pOsiJors. it IS reported. will not get 20
cents on the dollar.
To date two calls Of 10 per cent have
been made on the underwriting syndi-
cate for the S1OO.0OO000 American Tele.
phone convertible bonds.
Application has been made 10 the New
York Stock Exchange to list an addi-
u0ual S2l, 70. coo common stock of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
The price of the United States Steel
Company's site for is Si50O0,o0O Gary.
Ind. plant is $685. 065- The tract
measures 2,793 acres. and four years ago
was assessed at only S243,950
Last year New York was called upon
TO furnish $50 900 for the moving or
the crops, while the year before $1,000
O00 was required. II is thought that not
more than S5O.O00OQo viii be needed this
year.
The regular per cent annual interest
on Central OF Georgia first. second. and
third preferred income bonds has been
declared
The conpany's net earnings for the
fiscal year are given as $4,000; this Is
an increase Of $442, ,911. The surplus this
year amounts TO sea-. $50. an increase or
Sl33. 2S9 over 1906.
chased and cancelled from the proceeds
of the sinking fund provided therefor,
Sl,570,0o0 Of the S25,O0O,OO0 OF the guarau-
teed first mortgage . per cent bonds or
the Pittsburg Coal Company OF Penn
sylvania reducing the amount OUT
standing 10 S3.43OOO.
II IS stated on the authority of the
Ha~ Waf - nLrsaNn ffgaT-
has furnished funds for railroad devel-
opment I'm Tanganyika, Africa Devel-
Opment of the Tanganyika Company has
been seriously handicapped by lack OF
capital, but the latest report has led
10 a substantial advance in the Tan
ganyika shares and Rhodeslans gener-
ally.
The statement by the management OF
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railway Company for the six months
ended June 80 last, shows an increase
IN the gross earnings OF S2,4i0.l52 over
the same period In 1905, but a decrease
OF Sl26,llS In net earnings. There was
a gain, however, of S563,Ss2 In the total
income
A Berlin dispatch states that the Ger
man press has seized upon the declara-
tiOn OF a dividend on the common stock
of the United States Steel Corporation
as a preteNt for fresh attacks upon
American finance. It is asserted that
The dividend is designed TO Impress Eu-
rope with the bOundless prosperity OF
the United States and is intended mere
~ to pave the way for q wholesale raid
which the American railways and indus
trial corporations are about 10 make
on the European money market for new
fiOJatiOns of water
A special meeting of the stockholders
of the Anaconda Copper Company has
been called for August 26, at Anaconda.
Notices giving the object OF the meet
ing will be sent out next week
IL is learned that the meeting is the
first of a series OF meetings OF the
subsidiaries for the purpose of trans
rerring real estate and Teadjusting mat
ters generally. incident TO the settle
ment %: litigation between Amalga-
mated and HeinZe interests.
The Washington times., 1906-08-13
SUFFERING WITH FEVER.
WAS LOCKED IN A CELL
Death From Typhoid in Jail After Ar.
rest by Police for Supposed
Drunkenness.

WILKESBARRE. Pa. Aug. 1S.-
When the police OF Plttston locked
John Hochberg, of this city, In a cell
on Thursday night under the belief
that he was drunk. they made IA mis-
take which probably cost him his life,
for, instead Of being drunk. he was de-
lirious with walking typhoid fever.
He had wandered away from his
home here some time before, and must
have gone TO PittstOn without realizing
what he was doing.
He walked into a house there and sat
down. He was in a daZed condition.
The police were called and locked him
up. He died in a cell early yesterday
morning.
The Washington times., 1906-08-13
PULLMAN STOCKHOLDERS
WANT TO CUT MELON

CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-There IS talk that
minority stockholders OF the Pullman
Company may attempt to compel the
concern TO distribute some of It's sur
plus. The movement Is after the fashion
of similar attacks on the express COM
panles.
The company reported a surplus on
July 81 1908, of S22, Ia 946. For the year
ended at that time the surplus was So
1851 Apparently. therefore. the COM
pany now has q surplus not far from
SO. 600, ,0S0 as earnings for the year just
ended are understood to have been fully
equal To If not in excess of the earnings
of the year before
The Washington times., 1906-08-13
MURDERED BY BOY
TO GET TWO SHILLlNGS

BRUSSELS. Aug. ia boy Of ter
named MauIens. living near Antwerp.
who was sent out with two shillings 20
pav a bill. was later found dead by the
roadside with his right temple pierced
by a dagger and his face and body mu-
tilated-
His money was missing, and suspi-
ci0u fell on one of the childs school
friends. a boy aged twelve. who admit
ted that he was the murderer, and ap-
peaTed 10 glory in the details Of his
crime.
'I did it TO get the two shiIIngs," he
said
The Washington times., 1906-08-13
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
GIVE BOYS AN OUTING

The Knights OF Columbus OF Washing
ton felt amply repaid for their work
when they saw the first boat 20 down
the river this morning bearing the chill
dren from the various orphanges OF
Washington, as the guests Of the or
ganizatiOn on its annual excursion.
Upon arriving at Marshall Han. the
boys were permitted to rOmp al will.
The ladies in charge. under Mrs. Cal
loway's direction arranged a bounttful
dinner for their young guests
The Washington times., 1906-08-13
Looter Has a Claim.

Another asked payment for C0mpensa-
uon for war losses for the value OF
property which DE had looted from the
British and which the British recovered
from him when they captured him.
The foreign claimants, the coTamis-
si0ners assigning che compensation
found. had little Tegard for truth, and
whether their evidence was sworn or
uusWOrn made no difference. one female
claimant asked $40 for horses and
cattle. IJ was found tLat the only ami
nal she possessed was q wounded horse.
which had been looted IN Cape Colony
by her nauce, a burEher on commando.
One spinater claiTIed compensation for
Toss OF honor because the man with
whom she was living had. during the
war been depOrted by the military au-
thoTities.
The Washington times., 1906-08-13
CENTRAL GEORGIA
HAS INCREASED BALANCE

NEW YORK. Aug. 13-The Central OF
Georgia Railroad Company reports for
the year. ended June so last a balance,
after interest on. income ounds. of $780,
677, against SO. SIT, an increase Of 1896, ,I54
The profit and loss credit balance on
June 90 1906. was S647, ,SG7.
The Washington times., 1906-08-13
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
American GIaphophone Company.

American GraphoPhOne Company.
No 45.
The regular quarterly dividend CNo. 40 OF
ONE AND THREE-QUARTERS PER CENT
on the preferred capital stock Of the Amer
lean GraphOphOns Company VIII be paid
August 15 1906 TO stockholders OF record
August I
By order Of the Directors.
EDWARD d. EASTON, President.
jy30aul3
The Washington times., 1906-08-13
Claim for Eggs Never Laid.

One claimant asked that he be paid
compensation for certain fowls which
appear 10 have been killed and eaten;
that so compensation for war losses be
paid 10 him for the value of eggs which
the fowls might have laid had they not
been destroyed: that IN addition TO the
value OF the fowls and 10 the value OF
the eggs which those fowls might have
laid had they not been turned into an
article OF diet. he be paid the large sum
Of s. 500 for moral decentralization" for
the loss OF the fowls and the other prop
erty claimed for.
No loss. however small, was consider
ed too unimportant 10 form the subject
Of a claim One claimant asked com
pensauOn for war losses to be paid him
for zone table knife, three pieces Of
bacon. SIX sausages, one tin OF butter
and a piece OF pork" which, he said. he
missed from his hQsIse when he returned
after a short absence.
Another. thirty-seVcH years OF age
who was a telegraph clerk in the serv-
ice of the late government and IN re-
oeipt Of Sl55 per month, asked that he
be PAID $500 rs compensation for the
capitalized value Of pension rights Tn
der the laws OF the republic telegraph
clerks had no pension rights.
Another asked that Le be paid com
pensati0I for war losses for clothes
worn and food consumed while he was
on commando.
The Washington times., 1906-08-13

Heaviness IN Greene Copper and a
good Improvement in the stock OF the
American National Bank, which sold up
to ia. thereby showing "A gain of three
points, We're the only salient features OF
TINS otherwise unusually dull day.
The meeting Of the directors Of Greene
Consolidated Copper which was 10 have
been held on Saturday, was postponed
until August Is. Speculation as 10 the
next Greene Copper dividend was the
dll-dDSOrblng topic on the Curb. one
broker offered 10 wager 81 600 in lots Of
$3.50 that the next dividend would be
reduced from s. 90 q share year, the
present rate. Others We're found who
offered 20 wager that the dividend would
be 40 cents, unchanged from previous
dividends. There appeared to be no TAX
ers for either offer
The Washington times., 1906-08-13
CHOICE OF TwO EVILS.

"Algy don't you find married life
more expensive than bachelorhood2" p"
We'll, II may be more expensive than
rigldly single life, but it's cheaper
than courtship! ip!'-MOdeTn Society.
The Washington times., 1906-08-13
IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
STOCK EXCHANGE
TRADING IN A RUT
With Exception of American
National Bank Stock Little
Interest Shown.

What little business there was done
on the local stock exchange today could
have been transacted in one-half the
time taken TO go through the usual call,
but President Hibbs was desirous of
starting the week Wen and used his
best endeavors 10 get the members in
a trading mod, but all to no purpose.
With less than three hundred shares Of
stock and not a .semblance Of a trade
IN the bond list, the day will go upon
the record as one OF the smallest Of
the years business.
The Washington times., 1906-08-13

Application has been made 10 the New
York Stock Exchange to list an addi-
U0ual So. 600 common stock of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
The Washington times., 1906-08-13

The price of the United States Steel
Company's site for is $50 coo 600 Gary.
Ind plant is Sl926 065- The tract
measures 2, 1913 acres. and four years ago
was assessed at only S243,950
The Washington times., 1906-08-13
FINANCIAL GOSSIP

The Milwaukee Avenue State Bank de-
positors. it IS reported. viii not get 20
cents on the dollar.
The Washington times., 1906-08-13

Last year New York was called upon
TO furnish $50 10000 for the moving or
the crops. while the year before $1,000
O00 was required. II is thought that not
more than S3O000000 will be needed this
year.
The Washington times., 1906-08-13
ASKED INDEMNITY
FOR UNLAID EGGS
Strange Claims Made by
Boer BurgherS for Losses
in TranSVaal War.
A L0OTER FILES A BILL
SpiEster Wants Pay Because Govern
ment Deported Common Law
Husband.

LONDON. Aug. 13-Mr. Kruger S
claim for 100000 for moral and in
teileetual damage sustained by the rain
was largely followed by the burghers
in their claims for losses sustained dur
ing the South African war. A blue
book issued gives some amusing in
stances Of the distribution of the war
compensation sums.
The Washington times., 1906-08-13

To date two calls Of 10 per cent have
been made on the underwriting syndi-
cate for the g1OO.OOO.O00 American Tele.
phone convertible bonds
The Washington times., 1906-08-13

The regular o per cent annual interest
on Central OF Georgia first. second. and
third preferred income bonds has been
declared.
The cOmpany's net earnings for the
fiscal year are given as So, 160. 900; this is
an increase Of S442, 911. The surplus this
wear amounts TO S647S S66 an increase or
Sl33 2S9 over 1906.
The Washington times., 1906-08-13
TYPE AIACHINE STOCKS.
MINING STOCKS
NATIoNAL - sTocKs.
TRUST COMPANY sTC~Ks

American Security & Trust. 30 2Ts
Nallohel 7tie--ss..-. ..-....--....-... lS3 ISIS
LLllDil -i--7t 80 l5i
Washington Lean d Trust.......... a2l e25
The Washington times., 1906-08-13

4. S. Steel 5's.......... 9Sla 9S9s 9Slz 9S&
Tob 4s.....-........... 7755 rs 775s 49,
TOb, 6S....-......,,.,,,ll24e ll2la 10y Ivy
InteF-Mets. AZ k's--.---- N5 k547 s. S5ls
Pa Cv.. 1915's......... 94ss 94S 9iIa 9Fa
Total sales Saturday. 3S7 800.
Total sales today. 3l2 COO
The Washington times., 1906-08-13
Ouotations Of Most Active Stock.
RAILROAD HONns
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

Capital Traction =. u. Fs........... los
Wash. Railway & Electric 4s...... STl.
The Washington times., 1906-08-13

The Pittsburg Coal Company has puT-
chased and cancelled from the proceeds
of the sinking fund provided therefor,
81 $4,000 of the S25,00O,000 Of the guarau-
teed first mortgage . per cent bonds or
the Pittsburg Coal Company OF Penn
sylvania, reducing the amount OUT
Standing ~ SO 80 0n.
The Washington times., 1906-08-13

The statement by Lhe management Of
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railway Company for the six months
ended June 80 last, shows an increase
I'm the gross earnings OF S2.4iOl52 over
the same period In 1905, but a decrease
OF Sl261lS In net earnings. There was
a gain. however, of S563,S $50 In the total
income.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-08

a. Ger ,giabridten-0 0erOlo" gift
nit Geht ais Deutides 6amilieublatt,
neil es iebem Seniationellen abbOlO
uno iein SSnbalt niemals anlt0Bie iIt.
IS giebt teine oeuti6e 8ohenSeitung
i'm 0oropeiten. pelhe babel 10 biaig
uno troBoem 70 reibhaltig lit. ais oel
,Nadridten=S Serolo neblt ben 9rpben
9eilagen nno oem Yrdmienfalenoer
Omit Sablreihen Saufrationen uno So
Seiten intereIiantem geIeitoffl. ,,9lab
rihteu. 9ernlo" oerohentliht Die gtah=
rihten, neI6e @u6 intereliiren. oenn
es lin0 Die 9iahrthten aus @urem 0eis
matsItaaie uno ben oeutf6eu Anlieo5
lun9er. Ausmdrti9e 3eitun9en er='
mdbnen Cure lotalen Nn9eleqenbeiten
ME Marum alio iie nod unteritiiben!
2aBt 6uer Gelo i'm Staate!
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-08

BunoesEenator ga 6oqette be9innt,
lih ibon I'M Senat bemertbar su mq=
den. so bat er tiirSlitb einen Raub-
plan, Die Snoianer i'm Snbianer.
territorium um Roblenldnoereien i'm
Werte BON Milionen su beIteblen, oer=
eitelt uno oaourh angsblib Die gboc=
tam StlabomG& @olfbabn bios oes
itellt, ferner bat er cine Bia einess
braht, um bic pOlitii6en Gampa9ne.
geitrdge gu re9uliren. 8ie Q9abl=
comites ioaen BEL itren9er Siraie cine
9enaue lleberiidt geben, pie bp6 Die
Beitrdge maren, mofiir Die 8eloer Der.
manot muroen unO, BON mem Iie beige
lteuert muroen. lfiI iino Heugierig.
ob Dieie aud BON aooiebelt befann!lih
angeregte gla paiIirt, ooer tpcldle @e.
geuliebe iie i'm gMiaiondrsclub" fins
BET. 8enn. menn Iie paIIiren Ioate,
moran mir Iebr 3reifeln, mare Oas be,
fdnnte Wlittel, unliebIame @anoioaten
nit Dem 8olaridd totsuidlagen, tein
10 prpbates mebr.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-08
IL11tttttter 81.
2a,t ustIere 2eser.

8ir baben 6rn. 8iaD singer
als nnleren reiienben 9lgens
ten an9eitellt. 9erIelbe lit bere6=
tigt, neue glbpnnenten 5u maiden,
iOiuie @olleftiOnen, II. I. 10, au
beiorgen. g8ir bitten uniere
Jreunbe uno 2eier, ibm nad
ardften gum @eiteraufbau Der
0gta6ri6ten 6erolO~ bebhlfli9
5u iein. 2aBt @uer @elO i'm
5taate unO leiO ftol5 anf Cure
Oeutide 3eitung
Der Seraus9eber.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-08

Aberoeen. Gine SpecialDabl
Miro am 8. Mdrs bier fattfinoen,
ourh pelhe entihieoen weroen lou. ob
ble Staot Bombs in Der Summe BON
S75, 600 ausgeben uno cine slaiage sur
0ernihtung Der Abfdle errlhten lou.
-Man ma1t bier audi aroBe 4nitrens
ounqen, um Die Wlinneapolis d st.
Qouis Ba1n nah 9lberoeen 81 betom'
men. Der preis oes 8egeredts onrd
Die Siaot betrdet s55, 900, bod muf
Die 5taOt eine 8iirefdaft itellen nrr
800, 900. oaB oas aBeeereht MID
mebr als Die genannte 5umme foiier
miro.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-08
Hoberts 6cuutu.

5iffeton. 9ie Surp in oem
6lute=mOrbprOseb bat Elm llrteil auf
v6nuloig bes Woroes i'm eriten 6raoe
eefdllt uno Oen 9lngetlagten 81 iebens
ldn8lihem Gefdngnis pertirteilt. Der
SAL miro an bas Gbergerint appelIlrs
auf Wruno Der Satiahe, 0aB ss5n Ge=
ibmorene ausqepd1lt uoroen waren.
bspor 6ilisitaaisnunalt Murpbn I'M
@erihtsiaal erlbiensn mar. Auh bez
bauptet Die 8erteibiauna, 0aB uerIdies
oege Srrtiimer mit unterlaufen ieien.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-08

gln1 Is Sabren i'm gunoesienat
enoli9 9lnnabme elmer gtabrungsmitz
telbil nit 63 9egen nur 4 Sttmmen
ndmlid: Sailep (3sras), Bacon (8eors
gia) Softer (9ouiiiana) uno 5illman
(Sho @arolina) idmtlib Remotraten
6oiientli9 belfen Die einselnen Staaten
ourh oeeignete @jeIeBe nit uno MAIDEN
Der psrbreberiihen NlaRenoergifterei
ieitens gemiiienloier 5irmen Elm @noe
glon fiir5licb lab Ith unIer Staatss
commilidr e. .. Small gen0tiet, sebu
Rabrungsmitiel, bic bon Dem betann~
ten Gaialogbauie MontgpmerD, g8nro
81 go. in Suo 8atOta pertauft MUIR
ben, auf Die vbladlilt" gu ieben, neil
er Iie fin perfdliht ertldrte. @eben
uuIere bet0rten 6armern i'm Staate,
melhe idbrlid tauienoe bon Collars
an obengenanntes Ratalogbaus uno on
anoere aus Dem 5taats i9leppen, balo
Die 2lugen auf? IS rpdre in oem Sn=
tereiie ibrer @eIunobeit uno Der ibrer
6amilieu ebenio 5u tuiiniden, mie i'm
Sntereiie unierer, Ourh bic GurSli9tig=
felt FOLDER Runoen ieilrpeiie in unper=
oienter Weiie ibper geI9doi9ten ein=
6eimiIden Raufleute.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-08

Saus quite 2lusfi9t far 9ailiruns Der
W9aBre9el DorbanOen iein. Qlls Der
Shreiber oieies tiirslib Soma tritiiirte,
muroe ibm bon perihieoenen oeutihen
3eitun9en bor9emorfen, oaB er bic
6arbe 3u bid aufgetrdgen babe. 2lber
2eute nie gultab 8onalo II. 4., Die
Soma bod grinoli6 fennen, ertldrten
6neutlih: Der Wnnn bate ia 10 iebr
6e6t!" prolt Davenport!
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-08

8etanntli6 bate Die lilberne Sob=
seitsfeier Des oeutihen &aiierpaares
.ocppelte 8ebeutln9", inoem on bic
lem 3aQe Der slpeitdlteite Sobn oss
oeutl6en Gaiierpaares, prin3 @itel
6rieorid, bic 6erSogin Sophie @bars
lotte bon Sloenburg, alfo tpieoer cine
oeuti9e grinSeilin, eheli9te, rpie Der
RrOnprins cine Wetlenburgerin. Bis=
mard nuBte genau, parum 9eiunoes
glut i'm oeutIben Serriherbaus nbtig
mar. Die beutTde geb0lterung bat
Die Cloenbur9erin uno Medlenbur9erin
ebenio iauh3eno be9riiBt, als einit bic
Sdlesnig 6Ollteinerin, tnelhe Der
6rieoensfiirIt Wilbelm Ii. i'm 5riumpb=
Suge nod Berlin bradts uno Su ieiner
eolen Satin ertor. Soffentlih Iinoen
bic iibrieen 4 0obensollernprin3en audi
oeuii6e @attinnen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-08

Da 6aben mir es ial 8ereits piro
in japoriideR 3eitunsen Der antauf
Der pbilipinen beniilirt, oamit Die bic
len Dlilionen, mel6e in Sapan niht
.eeniiqenb4 giabrun9 finoen tonnen,
etwas gu ellen baben. SoIlte bies Der
eiusige @runo iein2 Die alien 2eier
erinnern li1 bielleiht nod. iuie oieies
Blatt beim n8enapelnnt 9lIiimilaticn
grnerb" Der Y9iaipinen ieitens unfe-
rer &e9ierung auf Die japuniibe @es
fahr binpies. gHenn mir aber Die
Bbiaipinen fir einen anifdnoigen
Qreis nno in anItdnoi9er g8eiie an
Supan bel 0orbebalt Der nDtigen gon=
Seilipnen losmeroen tOrnen, iollten mir
fe 70 ihnea als m6Qlih Sapnn iber=
laNen. penn mir auh unier Star
Snangleo Banner bart einSieben
milnen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-08

Ger oeutIh ameritaniIhe 9tational4
buno bat mieoer eiumal Die NoiruenOig=
teit ieiner @rilienS bemieien. Die BRO
bibiiiouspartei perIudte ipieoer in ans
Iheinenb barmloier 6orm eiuen nieoers
irdhtigen 9lngriif ouf Die peri0nli6e
giirqerfreibeit ourh Die beriihti9te
Sepburn- 0ohiper Bill (niht Su oers
iuedieln nit Der 0epburn 9atenbill).
Ser oeutIde @on9reBab9eorenete 0is
haro gartbolo perItdn6iate ben gfatio=
nalbunb uno Der 0orIiBer Or Sera=
mer itellte lid nit sdblreiden anoern
bernorragenoen Deuti6en Vertretern
BON 3ipeiapereinen. oarruter audi Deuts
I6en Trauen. rehtseitig ein nm pOr
Dem Gpmite eegen Die 8ill su proteIii-
ren. Gsbolfen bat Der Brotelt. Gmiae
WaAlamteit lit Der Yreis Der Greiheit
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-08

5ollen Die freibeitlih eeiinnten eles
mente Soipas ipieber Srauer anIe9en2
Ser Seuat oes Wluferitaaies bat tDies
Der cine anoere .fpriihgitil DE" Bill
auaenpmmen. ndnllih 3um Serbot Der
Gonntaas llnterbaltun9en, uofitr Gins
trittsaelo birlangt miro. 9tur crel
Genatoren baben Die Courage oebabt
oeoen bieie perriiffe 9lnoronnng 81
liimmen. gDie perlautei. foil aun I'M
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-08

0enn Eeutiblano, mie mir boifen,
moraliIh als Sieger aus Der Marotto-
gDnferenS berpOrgeBt, oann miro Dies
oas id6nlte gla69eldent CUR lilbernen
0odseitsfeier oes 8eutiden Gniier=
paures iein. 9Ban bat Iobiel bon
@dhrunQen innerhdfb oes oeutiben
&ei6es geb5rt, oaB ginem bic ein=
mitige 8eoeiiterun9 in gans DeutIhs
lOno anldBlid Der Subelfeier ooppelt
mobl tat. 9as oeutIbe Raiierpaar,
oas ben 9eir0nten 6duptern gurOpas
gum Dtuiter oienen fam uno, oas Iih
dlle periOnlihen S6entun9eH berbeten
bate, miro opppelt erfreut getueIen
iein, OaB iid bic Summe Der. anldBs
lid Der 6eier gemaaten Siiftungen,
Sospitdler, Qlltenbeims II. I. 10. ilber
10 Nlilionsn Nlarf betrd9t unO meitere
wObltdtige Sdsntungen INNER nod
einlaufen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-08

Eeitoem Die 6ennen ben giertruIt
gebroben bnbsn, 9afern lie nod ein=
NAL 10 laut. Sine 9irma in Wlt.
gernon, g. 8. ipa aaein 3auienoe
bur6 oas unerpartete Gierleeen Der
0ennen Derloren baben.