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New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
YALE APPOINTS COUNSEL.
Henry Stodd0rd Her Representative
in Settling BlOunt Estate.

New Haven. Oct. S tSpectaD--Yale has appointed
as her counsel in settling the BIount estate in
England Henry Stoddard. of this city. who won
the case of the estate of Philo Sherman Bennett,
agt. William Jennings Bryan for Mrs. Bennett
who contended that bequest made by her hus-
band NIr Bryan illegally a part OF the wifi
Mr.. Stoddard viii sail for England this fail
The text Of the VIII OF the late Sir Archibald
BloUnt is as follows,
1 give. devise and beqUeath all that my manor
OF OrletOn and all my farms and lands called
Orleton Court and the Lodge. and all other
hereditaIneuts situated in the parishes OF OreJon
orally known my Orleton estate, and all
other of my real estate Gf any, and all my per
sOnal estate hereby otherwise disposed OF unto
my trustees upon trust that my trustees snaA
sell, call in and convert into money me same OF
such part thereof shall not consist or money.
and shall with and out OF the net moneys produced
by such sale calling and conversion, and WIN and
out of nv ready money pay my funeral and resta-
nentary expenses and debts and the leS1CleS oe-
Queathed by this my VIII or any codicu hsTst9
and pay the residue of trust estate 70 4aie
University. at New Haven. Connecticut n me
United States OF America, 20 which said university
bequeath the same, 10 be applied IN Sucn manner
receipt writing OF the treasurer thereor IO tAs
time being on behalf OF the university shaI oe =
good discharge to my trustees or the SURVIVOR 2.
treu. the executors. administrators OF SSSis"'
Of such survivor
The value OF the property is estimated % g
about 100000 II IS not decided what diSposlroh
will Be, made Of the funds after the sale OF 'Hs
estate
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
[From The Tribune Bureau. ]


Washington. Oct. Sword has been received at
the Russian Embassy that Baron ROsen, Baroness
Rosen and Baroness Elizabeth Rosen left Magnolia.
Mass to-day for New York. They will spend sew
eral days in that city. reaching the embassy here
the last of this week.
The Minister from Norway and Nine. Hauge have
taken possession OF their new legation home in
Massachusetts avenue. and being made COM
Portable there pending the completion of the dec
orations and furnishings of the house. The resi-
dence was built by the Minister and Nine Hauge
and is one of a number Of handsome houses near
Sheridan Circle
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09

Ars- Marion Story arrived in town yesterday r.
her country place in Westchester County a1d In
possession of the house in West 10Th street
she rented from Miss Adele Kneeland for 80
season As
-. Thomas's Church has been selected a. -
scene of the wedding of David WagstafF - s nv
colonel and Mrs Alfred Wagstan. to Miss TsaH-s
Tiford on November % The ceremony ,.sT
followed by reception given by the parents -
the bride. MIR. and Mrs Henry NJ TIIford A. g.,
house. in West SD street Mr.. and Mrs Trs"-
and their daughters are at their place :.
Tuxedo. a
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel B. Fearing are boos.s
sail to-day for Europe and intend speuding 80
winter in Rome, where they have rented an a,.--
Hent IN The Falconieri Palace. in the Via C;iulis
Mir. and Mrs. Reginald G. vanderbil, bav.
turned to Sandy Point farm. their place near w.
port where they are entertaining a party !,
friends including Mrs William F. Carter.
NIr and Mrs. George R. schieffern and ,r,..
Dorothy SchieffeIn have returned TO town for tbs
season.
From Chicago comes the news Of the engagems,,
OF Sidney Love. who belongs TO several clubs hars
70 Miss Marjorie BUrnes who. with her motbs-
Mrs. T. c. Burnes. of Chicago. is now stavng =.
few days at the Holland House.
Miss Beatrice Benjamin will make her debut a, =.
dance given for the purpose by her mother M.
William Evarts Benjamin. at Sherry's on DecerL
Der %
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Baldwin Adams wbo
were married ten days ago at Barrytown N Y
are spending their honeymoon in the Adirondacss
Miss Adams Miss Ellen DeIano
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortlandt Field Bishop and Miss,
Bishop. Mr.. and Mrs H. Nick. Twonbly and Miss
Twombly. and Miss Dorothy Whitney are due hers
to-day from Europe on board the Kronprinzessis
Ceci!ie
Colonel and Mrs John Jacob AstOr entertain
ing the Dowager Duchess Of Manchester and Mrs
Fritz PorsOnby at their country place. at Rhine
beck-on-the- Hudson.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fitzhugh Whitehouse have
arrived in town, and Will pay few visits Mount
Kisco and elsewhere in tre vicinity OF New York
before sailing for their home in England.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Trioune.J


Newport. r. l.. Oct s.-Francis J. Otis is con-
fined to his cottage in Narrasansett avenue by IL
ness 1t is said that he is threatened with typhoid
fever
Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt. accompanied by Miss
Gladys Vanderbilt and Count Szechsnyi. viii leave
here in a few days for Sycamore Lodge. in the
AdirOndacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E Livingston Ludlow closed their
cottage to-day and returned 10 New York for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Sedgwtck and James 4
Renwick have returned from New York.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
GENESEE RIVER POWER.
The Tribune's Good Work to Defeat Grab

From The Rochester Post-Express-
The New York Tribune says II mas bigh
pointed out that the chief ohJetlo - ,,c-d
dam at Portage is that "l'etctWortll n 80. - iris
tbareF,- he robbed of much of its beauty. -,
may be the chief objection in New 1oIA 80 ~ a
the chief objection here in kochesteE Ssat of
dam holding back rfteen million cuoiS Ls-s5 Lser
water were to burst the city uiSht oe tesS.+ o+ ~
we all want water storage, but We con Ne-4N ~
Conrse a high dam at Portage isn't necessE1 - -
an adequate scheme or water storase- - ~
could be built at Mount Morris; Ter eXSp9, l r9vsr
small dams could be constructed along lL9 L.- -
each holding back some OF the water N i ttis cr
a constant supply could be sent through thls - =,
Rochester than TO manufacture 1t forty nasss ns
up the river and bring Il IN here on iced sSS~
Lord Kelvin suggested this scheme, or soiisCisiN ~
single enormous dam. and there IS general -.
preston that a single dam would be unsafe as Mnaas
about the Gucksands? Even II the people p-S s- 10
consent to give away part or LetchWorth 5 5aLN ~
constructed? The New York Tribune has rendefeee
good service In defeating the oul alenu-N5$ No. h Sas
charter OF the Genesee River Company but II nas
never seemed able 10 grasp the idea that the -
pie ought not 10 put the developrlent OF .nS noo-
DIV so that IL could grow rich by levying ann.sss
tribute upon its henehciarteS- Let the peope -
to what they have and develop It for theH 0'-
benefit
1.-THE Tribune's arguments on the Genes''
power question were directed to the practica'
question at issue. and there was failure 70
grasp the idea that water monopoly was an eVi-
1t began fighting efforts to exploit the Geneses
water power for private ends years ago. whes
every Rochester newspaper was backing u'7
scheme for a giant dam for the benefit or tas
private owners of Rochester water rights. ana
is rejoiced at this assurance OF the growth OF
more enlightened sentiment on the subject u
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09

about war. Mr.. Whitney seems to have been a
victim of military overconidence Or perhaps
he thought that Mr.. Bryan was stating condi-
ton, not exploiting a theory, when he recently
argued that the essence of Democracy is belief
in and acceptance of the rule of duly and
fairly ascertained majority.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
a.etu71prk ZlaiIp Glribnstr.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Q, 1907

This newspaper is Otrned dHd published Oy
The Tribune association. Il AeC York corpora
!iOn; Office and principal place Of business I'1o
une Building. No 154 Nassau street, Aen YORK
Ogdeu Hills. president: Nathaniel TnttIe sec
yetor,, and treasurer. The address Of the Of
fcors is the office Of this newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
A WEDDING IN LONDON.

London, Oct. S-Miss Julia Elizabeth Swtndell
daughter of the late George Swindell of Balti-
more. was married at ST. Georges Church. Han
over Square. to-day. 10 E. B. Reece formerly of
81 Lucia, but now in the British Civil Service in
the Gold Coast Colony. West Africa
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09

Metropolitan Street Railway bookkeeping is
extraordinary. Sums paid TO officers and large
owners OF stock for purposes unknown 10 the
treasurer were entered under property and
franchises" on the principle. apparently that
Mr.. Ryan and Mr. Vreeland. like the million
dollar paper railway Wall street. were as
sets Of the Company
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. !

Westheld' n J.. Oct. s-The wedding of Miss
Janet Stansbury Low. OF Westneld. to James Nor
man kennedy. OF New York. took place last night
at the nome OF the brides brother on Dudley ave
nue. The Rev. Sidney Cross. rector OF the Epis-
copal church. performed the ceremony The bride
was given away by her brother Edwin F. Low
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09

Appearing before the Board OF Estimate
petitioner for an Increase Of $1,000 in his salary
Magistrate BARLOW, IT is reported. argued that
ne took his life in his>hands when going into
his court. Is the 5000 increase intended 10
defray the cost or an insurance policy. a coat
Of mail a bodyguard or the services OF n nerve
snccinlIsf1
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
WEDDINGS.

Miss Louise Glover BoIdt. the only daughter of
George {. BOldt. was married AT o'clock yester-
day afternoon at St. Thomass Church Alfred
Graham Miles. the OF the late William A.
Miles The Rev. Dr. Ernest NJ Stires the rector
Of the church. oficiated. \ large reception in the
Astor Gallery at the Waldorf-Astoria followed the
ceremony. The bride attended by the follow
ing bridesmaids: Miss Helen and Miss DOrothea
Hammond. Miss Betty Collamore. Miss Marguerite
Evans, OF Washington. and Miss Jean Gillespie Of
South Orange. Mrs. George &. BOldt jr was
matron of honor. Frederick White. OF Cleveland
was the best man. and the ushers were Charles L
Inslee. Jasper Rand Martin NIcAvoy. tr George
c. Bodt jr.. and Edward r Wood. OF PhIadeI
phia. The bride given away by her father
She wore gown OF old rose point lace over
duchess satin' made princess style. with Empire
back and full court train. heavily embroidered
The veil was OF white tulle fastened with orange
blossoms She carried a huge bououet of IIIias- -of
the-valley and white orchids and wore no Jewels
The bridesmaids pink gowns with wbi,e
hats and carried pink carnations After the recon
ton the bride a dinner to the fifteen hundred
employees at the Waldorf-Astoria. The bridegroom
is graduate OF Cornell and member Of the
banking firm OF Milett. Roe 6 Hagen. He served
through the Spanish-Amercan War with the
Ohio Volunteers and Troop a. of Cleveland. The
couple will take an extended trip abroad.
Miss Susan Adams Delano. daughter Of Eugene
Delano. of No. II Washington Square North. and
Charles w McKelvey. OF New York City. were
married yesterday afternoon at the St Cloud Pres
byterian Church. at West Orange. N j.. by the
Rev. Edward c. Moore OF Cambridge. The brides
only attendant her sister Miss Caroline De-
lano Mr.. McKelveys best man was Charles L.
Tiffany. and the ushers were Joseph E Davis
Thomas A Howell. Julian Day William B. Will
Jams. Moreau Delano and John s Ferguson A
reception followed the ceremony at Mr. Delano's
country place.
Miss Helen X Freeman. daughter OF Mrs VIII
bArfOrce Of No
was married yesterday afternoon at the home Of
her mother. TO William Howe Foote of New Yorl,
City. Because of the recent death of the brides
father the wedding small one The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DIR. Kneeland T. Ketcb-
am, of Freeport. Long Island. a cousin OF the
bride The maid OF honor was Miss Marion Free
man. sister Of the bride. and the best man was
William Chadwick OF New York
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
About People and Social Incidents
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Cdriisle ana Frederick Lathrop Allen. Of NJ.
YORK VIII take place in this city on Nover0n-oN eN
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09

1t is now oflcially determined that 10 per
form tricks with n bicycle is a violation of the
Sunday law. even though II be done under pre-
tence of illustrating Pilgrims Progress in up
to-date fashion. but that Throw Him Down.
McClusky"' Is a psalm. hymn. or spiritual
song. which may properly be produced at a
sacred concert on the Sabbath Day. Lucky old
Solomon to die and get out of the way before
the wisdom Of his judgments was completely
outClasSed,
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09

The chairman Of the Massachusetts Demo-
cratic state Convention says that II was
'straighter than any held In Boston for ten
years" Democratic conventions in Boston must
have the pecuarities Of Boston's ancient cow
path streets
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09

Now that the aldermen have taken up the role
Of trust busters may expect something TO
happen. The task has proved Il little too large
for Congress and the state legislatures
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09

Mrs Marion Story arrived in town yesterday -
her country place in Westchester County and ,onA
possession of the house in West 10th street vS,-s
season. us
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09

Mr.. and Mrs. CortIandt Field Bishop and Miss,
Bishop. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Nick. Twombly and Miss
Twombly and Miss Dorothy Whitney are due hers
to-day from Europe on board the Kronprnzessi,
Cecflfe.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Baldwin Adams wbo
were married ten days ago at Barrytown n. Y
are spending their honeymoon in the Adirondacss
Miss Adams was Miss Ellen Delano
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09

Colonel and Mrs. John Jacob Astor are entertain
ing the Dowager Duchess OF Manchester and Mrs
Fritz Porsonby at their country place at Rhine
beck-on-t he Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09

Mr.. and Mrs. William Fitzhugh Whitehouss have
arrived in town, and will pay few visits Mount
KiscO and elsewhere in the vicinity Of New York
before sailing for their home in England.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-05-02
stnns Calls, 8iin -9ntotn, nerr 2 a}lut 1902.

ceres 3aiein bsI1ieoen osmsien iein,
ais oen Friiberen fleinert uno planloIen
Nnlieoelunasperluhen. 8on Dem ur=
lpriinoli6en Samestomn III beute faum
piel mebr iibrig als cine Gir1enruine
unO elnioe gjrdbfdtten. Qlber Samss=
tomn bilOete Die erIte bleibenos eneliIhe
aniieoeIung, un0 Der @rfolg oisIer
9tieoerloilun9 ermutbigte Guglano su
peiteren GolOniIatiOusberIuhen. 6ier=
in lieot Die bobe geoeutlinq Der
@riinoung Samestomns fdr Die erhe
gntwidlunQ unIeres 9anoes uno oamit
Der glnlaB fir ale 9lmeritaner, on ben
Soften ebrlib uno ber3lid tbsiI3uneb=
men.
Sine iilternationale geoeutung ers
bait Die 4usFellune ourh ole 8etbeis
ligun9 Der Seemdhte on Der eroBen
6lottenparaoe. IS niro bier ben See
Iuaern Elm Bib gebDtsn. pis es in
IeiHer 8ielieitieteit uno gigenart bis.
ber nod ni6t aeiehen poroen 1T: ein
qroBartiges interndtiDnales Grie9sipiel
i'm tiefen 6rieoen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-05-02
SmeDes Gsnntn.

9ierre. Die gaareinnabmen oss
Staates baben inn nlonuts Dldr5 bic
aniebnIiae 5sbs pOn 500, 900 ibsr=
i9rittsn unb Der SSiantss S9aemeiitsr
pirO oaOur6 in bic soge seiest, msbrere
Waouate lang bic @elbdfte auf elmer
8ar3ablungsbalis III fiibreu
Ser groBte Gel oieier ginnabmsH
tommt pon Steuern aus ben einseIusn
Counties, aber $3.50, 900 itGmmten pom
/, ,9fsuenue Warranis~ meIds auSssgeben
porben paren, INN Die 3inieurats Der aus
itdnbiseu Warrant8 berabsui9neibeu.
Die 9lus9absn bstrrgen i'm Ronaie
0fdrs S243, 464.5l wouon 5000, 600
auf ben ausemeinen 6Onos entfalIen. Die
leste Ginsiebun9 uou Warrauts belief
l3 auf $500, 600, wObsi Der Staat nod
immer genug freies 8arseIO an 6anb
bebGli.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-05-02
9arnntinaa Nnnrifn.

Br0Dtings. sSn 0em DeltlIden
5beile bon oieIem @ountD uno in Der
lImaeQeno BON 9Irlington in RingsburD
GOuntD lit infOlee oes falten g9etters
fat nod gar nihts geidet morDen uno
meni9Itens Elm She'll Der 6armen miro
un6elfellt bleibea. Seit oiele @e9eno
bier belieoelt porben lit, mar nur cine
5ailOn 10 Ipat ME Die oissidhrige
sSn QlrlingtOn perheirathetr lih fiirslih
bic oermeintlihe iunge g8ittme srau
3obn 8lorea nit ghriit GhriItsnion,
einem mohlbabenben 2anobeliBer. Die
5raunne mar iaum pol5ogtn, ais Die
Qa6ridt eintraf, oaB Der erIts Mann
Der 6rau nod lebt, uno ni1t bel einem
@iienbabungliif, ME man nagemein
annabm, umgeIommen mar.
SDhn 6lorea peri9mano Ipurlos
nuo bic frau rsihte cine Sdeibnngs.
ilaee Elm, sOg ieOod bieieIbs suriid. ais
Die gla6ri1t eintraf. oaB 6Iorea bers
un9liidt fei. Sept Idreibt 2eBterer,
OaB er lsbt II. nur auf feline Gnilahung
aus einem @eFdngnis in Wontana
luartet, INN sa feinem @eib6en surhd.
suiebren.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-05-02
@erfanf pen aapitoIanp .

Staatss Rapitollano Miro i'm Nlai
in allen Counties 0ltlih pom Niiliouri,
in uel6em Iih iolrbes 2ano befinOet,
gum 8ertaufe tommen. Eisber tonnte
Die RommiHion, ipslbe oieIe geriduIe
leitet, oas 9ano su feinem anoern
greiie bertauien. ais $40 uno nur
eegen 8anrsablun9sn. Das in Oieiem
Winter anqenommene @eieb gibt i1nsn
beOeuteno gr6Bere genequngsfrsibeit,
inoem Der Minoeltpreis ourd Shdbung
in ben einselneu 5dlen IeigeIebt per=
ben Ioa uno inosm audi Die AuFnabme
pon SupOtbetsn fiir einen She'll oes
Sfaufpreiies uno 9ertauf oieier Sppo=
tbefen i'm 0ffentlihen Wtarfte geltattei
tpuroe. gorldufig bat Die 9lbIddB-
unes GommiIlion ben Wlinoeltpreis
nod nibt feitgsieBt, bod miro oies IN
Der ullernd1ifen 3eit gei5ebsn uno
oann meroen aud @ireulare nit ges
nduer 8eihrsibung Der nngebotsnen
5ratte uno seigefiigten Preiien ausge=
lanot meroen.
XIV StAAuL t2uhAsAt ~ UtL Nttt0tAtk4k
Counties iino pie folet fsltgeIsbt lpprs
ben:
6pbe, 13. Wlai in 6igbmors;
6ano, IA. Yloi in DRiaer;
6ault, i5. 0laj in 5aulttun;
8utter, 16. Nlai in @ettpsbHrQ;
gomunos, 21. Wtai in Spsmid;
Wc8berion, %. Wai in 9eola;
Sullp. %. Nai in Snioa.
dis Raufbebin9ungen lino feft9s=
| ieBt moroen: Elm 8rittel baar am Sage
Oes Rnufes; elm Se6Ifel am l. Te3em.
ber 1907; Der Reit tann in elmer finf=
| idbrigen Sppot6et beiteben Su 81 gro=
sent. Ser 6GuFer miro our 3eit ees
RduTes einen Gontratt auf cine lleber=
Itragungsurtunoe er6alten uno oieie
ielbIt Miro CUR 3eit Der 3ablung Der
jueiten Gate i'm DECEMBER ausgeitellt
msroen, Su tpslder 3eit aud Die SppO-
| tbet por9emertt pirb. Die SDpOtbet
miro cine 8eitimmung entbalten, na9
Delber on ieoem Rag, on ueIhem 3in=
fen fdllig iiuo, aud 5b,ila6beSablnueen
bon 500 ooer einem 8ielfaben bon
500 gemaht msroen f6nnen, nah benz
SueitsR Sabre, ioOaB litb Der RduFer
our6 friibere 4bsablungen einen 5heil
Der 3inieu8ablungeu eripGren tanu.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-05-02

8enefteel. 8ei elmer am "a
april bier ab9ebaltenen NbIfimmung
Ieitens Der 8hr9er nuroe beIhlsNen.
ltdotiide Bombs i'm 8etrage pon sl3, :
900 ausSugeben, ipelhe Summe sur
Anleguug bon Waiierperten permtncet
meroen ioa. 9as 8aIsr miro bDn
3mei groBen Guellen, mslbe iih cine
Meile 6ifli5 pDn Der Sta6t bsiinoen,
beraeleitet meroen. Gie Gusaeu liefern
genua gpaiier. UNI cine Staot BON
SO. 900 ginupbRsrn oanit Su nerieben.
@s Miro bier aud cine @eiellibaFt
nit einem Gapital pon SI0, 600 orga=
nilirt, pel6e @aspsrte erridten pil.
@ementIsitenmege in Der 9dn9e bon 20
8lofs Derben oieien Sommer selsgt
uno nod cine eroBe An3abl anoerer
8erbeferun9en gsmadt meroen.
@reaorp. 6isr wiro i'm 0tai Die
@rinnerung an oie erite glieoerlahung
auT Der 3eIernaiipu misoerum feltlih
bsQaneen tperosn uno gr0Be YOrbereis
tun0en lino oa3u i'm @anee. -Gre9erp
brau1t nothwsnoig NOD elm Sotel, nm
oem 6remoenOertebr 3u QeHiigen. -
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-05-02
1eueI Gountp

Ultam0nf, ~. Nprtl 1917
Sine A6tbeilunq Selepbonreparierer
Der 8atota Central 9on9 9ijtance
telephone @ompanp" ilt felt sDei g4o.
den bier, nm ben Shaoen an Der
Eslepbonlinie gu rspariren. pel6en Der
@lnter angeribtet bat.-9lm 0onner=
tag muroe Dem 6riB Sbrte elm N3do=
aen gebOren. Sin iunQer neuer 8ant=
tailirer traf leBte gta6t bel unlerm
Bdutier parter bier elm, uno IeBtrsr
bate beute Die SpenoierbOlen an.-
6ermann @iIentrdger in Clear 9ate
itarb on ben BOdsn. -Sato1 Mloote in
@lenr 9ate bat feline @sirtbIhaft an
ieinen triibern 9artner Ole SOhnIon
bertouFt. Gr reilte nod Eaunton,
Winn., nb, une miro bort aud nieoer
cine MirtbIbuft er0fnen. Is ideint
oiss Sabr tein 6riibiabr Su seben; bors
9eltern uno geItern batten mir wieoer
Shnee unb babel immer talten Wino.
Der Sau bes Dipping 5ant4 bier
uno in Clear Gate muroe Don ben
@Ountp. gDmmiIidren an Rpp Dunn
ais Wfinoeltforosrnben beraeben. Ism.
6ilter uno sSobn Sbrte bon bier batten
audi Elm 9lneebot einQegeben, parsn
ie0ob $3.50 b0her als Dunn.
so. @ruu3fe.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-05-02

= Die englii6e siesierun9 bat iO=
sben cine 9ln3abl ibrer toltbariten Spisl=
seuae, alte RrieesihiIfs. auf 9luttiOn
pertauft, nit Der Beoingung. oaB lie
serbrOhen neroen. Inter oielen bilb=
Ihen nationalen @a0enten befinoet lid
aut Oas beriibmte S6la btidiff Sans
Bareil" (Gbne @leihsn), emit zines
oer Munoer Der Welt, bon l0,470
8onnen 8ebalt, oas orei unD cine
halbe MtilIiOn Dollars Qefoitet bate
unO Oas fir - S84, 900 in Die 6dnoe
zines 6dnOlers nit altem @iieu iiber-
qiaa. glebnlide @er6dltuiie 3miiden
ben 9autolten uno ben eegenwdrtigen
Merten IteIlten iid Del allen Serfdufen
beraus; tsin einaises Der 6abr3euge
brahte Topiel, als bic Soften oes Bau-
materials betragen hattsn. MaE ipeiB.
oab bic arieesidiffe elmer 0atioH ic
icbnsl pernlten, 0aB Iie in h0hiiens
suansie Sabren nur nod ben Neri
,lten Giiens baben.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-05-02
Die SamestOlpmer 2luSfteaans

9lm pergangenen S5reitag puroe Die
) 5er=@entennial= =Ausltelung inSames=
totun, 3d., our6 ben grdlioenten
9tooiepelt unter gldn5enoen6eitlidteiten
erolinet. ,5ersGenteaniaI4 beoeuiet
,orei Sabrbunoerte" uno Der 3uef Der
Nuslteaunq lit. Der gBelt orei SABRE
bunoerte ameritanii6er @eIdidte Dor
Augen su fiibren. 2tm l6. Dlai 1907
lnnDeten orei en9lli6e Sdiffe einige
bunoert unternebmun9sluIiige 2eute,
Die in oem neuen 9anOe Biroiuien
eine Golonie eriinoen iolIten. Die
Rdnner Qiugen nit @ifer un0 5bat=
trait ans Wert, un6 unter ibren flei=
Bigen 6dnoen eutltano Die en9liihe
ytieoerlaIiuno. 0ie Sir @altsr
&aIei9b oas 2nno Der iungFrduliAen
aOnigin @liiabsth 81 Gbren 8irginien
benonnt bate, 10 tnufte ber Rapitdn
Smitb auf osn glameR &0nig Satobs
Die erTte gr0Bere enelilh-Iprehenoe
Mniieolung auf oem ffeflan6e Samess
tomn I'm MiBoerftdnbniHen porSu-
beu9en, iei bier nebsnbei bemerit, naB
Die nManHoper" nit ban 9uritanern,
wslhe glpmontb eriinoeten, erft su
gnoe oes Sahres 1920 eintraf.
Die Anlieoler SamestOwns batten in
ben erIien 9abren I1psre Qdmpfe
ourhsumaben. sic muBten lidb tapter
ibrer 0aut gesen Die Snoianer Dsbren,
uno trenn uibt uieoerbolt 3usue aus
oem MutterIan0e eingeiroHen ipdre. I'd
plrOe Der 9iebsrlnHuus taum Elm lam
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-05-02
gate geuata.

Wiabiion. Der bieFgs Commercial
Club bat spei @iIenbabnproiette in
8eratbung, tpelhe fur WaoiTDn bon
grober gSiniigteit Iin0. @s banoeIi
lih um Die grlansung Der elettriIhen
8abn. pelbe bon SiOur Jalis mad
grootings proisttirt lift, unb nm ben
B0u elmer giIsnbabn pOn 6uron mad
Mabiion. bur4 ipelhe cine before 0er-
binbung NIT 6em ihOli9en 3heile bes
Staates bexseIiesIt tpiiroe.