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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-20
Talked About Hughes.


Hitchcock and Mr.. Smith arrived on the
1919 pm. train. Mr.. Smith brought
Messrs. Sherman and Hitchcock from
New York on his yacht, but the entire
party met at the Oyster Bay station and
went to Sycamore Hill in automobiles:
When interviewed at the station Mr..
Hitchcock said that the Hughes gov
ernorship question would be consid-
cred In the conference to be held by
President Roosevelt and that he ex-
pected some announcement could be
voiced at the gathering.
Mr.. Sherman said he did not care to be
interviewed concerning the governorship
at this time. a. his visit was solely for the
purpose OF paying his respects to the
IT'S Mighty Important!
Since Chairman Hitchcocks visit to
President Roosevelt a fortnight ago he
has spent considerable time in considera-
ton Of the New York situation with such
state leaders as have visited national
headquarters in New York.
He has visited Mr.. Taft at Hot Springs,
Va. spent several days at the Chicago
headquarters and attended the notiflca-
ton OF Mr.. Sherman at Utica.
The govcrnorship question for New,
York has been upperrnost in his mind, for
he has realized that 1t is one of the first
important matters that must be settled
before the national campaign can DE
opened in this state.
To all Of his callers the President has
declared that the national campaign man.
ayers have no disposition to dictate who
shall be the nominee OF the New York
state convention, but that at the same
time it is his duty to inquide into and de-
termine what II to the best interests of
the national ticket.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-25
Real Estate
BARGAINS

800 acres red sandy soil with wat
ter $50 inches); in good location
and close to railroad. for $50 per
acre. This is cheap.
l20 acres High Line land near
rruita at st5 per acre.
100 acres High Line; level and
Hne red soil: northwest of Fruita,
st $50 per acre. This is fancy
Choice income property in Dem
yer, Colorado Springs and Pueblo to
trade for $4,000 to 100000 in ina
proved orchard lands or High Line.
Tell us what you have.
Good 10-room rooming house, well
furnished: for sale for a few days
only at s2.5O0 $1,000 cash will
handle IT, Rents for $50 per month.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-25
NEWSPAPER CREASES.

The omtt, to Morn
of
low had
did he
canru an awl arine.
The
to of
edit
ordinarily publication
But why advertise this pnworm into resemblance
the rond of but should he draw comparisons with
resembles
Pshaw! We ashamed thaits omtit
in
o e
stockholders
he )creas n o
its
4
public
minister o Il
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-25
WELCOME TO THE CITY.

people OF the city Grand
exursonists
people nave come entities them
is
opening of conditions which
whole
at
much to commend
OF
For Genwood
people the
Genwood
of the population
handsome
thing possbe)
modae influx
great luxury of the magnificent Hotel Colorado
the several interests this whole section and people
We much before the friendly
will
shall hope a
cities in the
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-25
ALL FOR GUGGENHEDI.

We oftmes ST
Q
dishonor
did The Sentinel did denuncation
selling could
gold
W a
broad enes TO sve credit whsre credit due and in that hh which
building only the words OF
n which had
ator n den
Benjamin Dae the
bounded
neither he without the most
education which repetition OF the Ds
nonplnssng of Scott
applaud Of hf
of that
Of building
in the national
right to te
disneresed onors behalf
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-25

generally is / made by
committee OF the city dnoe9ey which che united & iae two @
mayoa chair taught us ha one
welfare of TINS
salary ensue with the
dnte the
Wentworth
ideal He
ges about the public an improyn
spear appropriate for Mayor wentworth
od another
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-25
NOVELTY (:
THEATER !:
Monday and Tuesday.

The Rozelles in their laughable
sketch entitled The Magician ana
the Mick'-a roar.
Miss Ora May, the dainty SOU
brette.
Complete change of songs ana pic
lures with the usual matinee on
Tuesday.
10 ADMISSION l0c
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-25

We are now located In our new
building at 545 Colorado avenue, and
are better prepared thaa ever to fix
you up % anything IL tha climbing
hne. \ our bath room win he free
from sewer gas II l do your Job.
o. Il. Mckenzie.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-25
ssi.ao-pcnvei .o sscxr,o.

The Colorado & Southern will sell
between March 9th and April 30th
one-way tickets via Ell Paso to Mex
leo City at above extremely low rate
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-25

A word to the truly wise is super
fluous. Hilbert aud Kicks. groceries
and meatR-
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-25


nd
pho SO
there
reflection trult IN he
h arbitrarily be set aside by some
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-25

We've gotten into the nabft OF do
ing high plumbing AT low grade pri
ses. Call and see. J. E. Mckenzie,
s4k Colorado avenue; phone Red
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-25

Everything IN the Plumbing line at
J. y. McKenzia's, b4b Colorado.
Phone Red lei.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-25

we clean and press ladies' white
wool skirts and jackets and guaran-
lee every garment. The Suitorium.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-25

We Install complete patn room
roninmont ]. e Mckenzie. 545 Col
orado a.enue. Phone Red 1h1.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-25

There has been some reckless driving Of aaono on the st4e
and jeopde life can be avoided ANYMORE than he
streets When
apothor direction trs
back pung
Is
oil stea reported
o which the car was
readily ahead
jumped
children there might
should be
automobile drivers
they public other condition
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-06
NOTICE.

Acts OF rowdyism will not be toler-
ated during the Free Fall Celebration
and all persons caught throwing -four,
talcum powder, confetti, corn meal,
and the like. or using rubber balls,
wife heaters, whips, feather busters,
bean shooters or committing such 9th.
er similar offenses will be dealt with
according to law.
JOHN M. KENNEY,
Chief of Police.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-06
Notice Of Change in Articles OF Incor
naraYiop


Notice is hereby given that changes
have been made in The Articles of In
corporation of the Christian church of
Keokuk, Iowa as herein indicated:
LIST. The name OF the corporation
shall hereafter be The First Christian
Church of Keokuk, Iowa"
End. The Board of Trustees are
authorized to make and establish by
laws, rules and regulations deemed ex-
pedient for the management of the af-
fairs of the corporation in accordance
with law and the tenets of the new
testament church.
Bird. The Board Of Trustees are in
creased to not less than nine CO. and
not more than thirtyone (31).
4th. The manner OF electing trus-
tees is changed so that one-third may
be elected annually. The President of
the Board of Trustees is authorized TO
execute written instruments and make
acknowledgements for and on behalf
OF the corporation and same shall be
attested by the clerk of the board.
9Th. The officers of the state con-
vention Of the Christian church OF
Iowa are authorized to name the trus
tees in the event the local congrega
ton shall disband and these trustees
so named shall use and preserve the
property for the use of the Christian
church in the state of Iowa.
THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
BY
L. T. PYLEs,
G. w. SMITH,
G. W. MOSELEY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-06
WANTED.

WANTED-To exchange new wagon
scales for team of work horses.
Will pay cash difference. W. T., Gate
City. 60
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-06

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-The federal
courts opened today and District At.
torney Sims expects the Circuit Cont
OF Appeals to take up the Standard
Oil fine case tomorrow. Action Will
De taken on the governments appeal
for a rehearing
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-06
For SALE CHEAP

Forty-eight feet good as new bank
counter with marble base, metal and
glass top finish, brass wicket gates,
glass deal plates, all in good order
States Central Savings Bank, Main
and Sixth streets, Keokuk Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-06

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-The Uni
ted States has no particular interest
in the military political movements
in the Balkans. Our interests with
Bulgaria are very small.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-06
Contribute Valuable Jewels.

NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-Diamond rings
and other expensive jewelry are com
ing into the Golfers OF the socialistic
party. Rose Pastor Stokes gave an
expensive pearl to the campaign fund
and the fashion is being copied Ly the
wives of other wealthy socialists.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-01-23
ant1rnntte Is.
gtebr 8elOi

0b elmer arm dui oieler 9Selt
Oh Geihtbum ihn erfreute,
Dtebr Celo, ulebr Gielo ttuo nod mebr tSeio
go ruien ulle Seute
Nlebr GelO iit beut bds goIungSport,
0as lout ertout bdlo bier baio bort,
0us eifrig tretbt slln 0oiten
lluc tiemdls mdbut gum hdltet
Sun gr0biteu 6leiO, i'm ieiriteu 6rad,
99le lit Der 9tetld begebrlid,
0eun Der metoll ne Seigeldmad
sSlt iebenl imeutbebrlid
O8e6r @elo 10 tliitgt es melt unO brett
9ls cine 5Soro 'run9 Dieier 3eit,
@s tlutot Spar uitbt beibeloen,
0oh last iib 8 nidt permelOen.
% leoig ooer tart bepeibt,
N(ebr @elD perlauot man belter;
Diemeil eiu Reit ben aiioern treibt,
g9iro eben oles tbeuer,
Ole Ofeu9e or0ngt lidb oieierbalb
Gum SauSe INN oaS 9olo 6alb
lluo bri1Igt nm golO'ne 6ronen
0em 0fammou Spationet.
Nlebr gelol 10 rlit Der 6abritout,
Der 9lrbeitsm011. Der i6lidte,
Der S6reiber NIT Der ilottet 0dno,
Ger autor Der @ei6iobte,
Der Sottor luto Der 2loDofdt,
Der Rompiiitons mo auOere 9fatb,
Der Grlder uuO Gerleger
lliIo auh Der S6orniteiHfe9er
Ger @ditmirtb uub Der ootelier,
Der rSber" nltD Der .lluter"
Der sod luto and bic 6ilheniee
Ntebr &elb erflin9t es munter
Ntebr @jelo init aud Die 6rauenmelt
llno iitr Der 6anpiesruf: .Nfebr ejcio@
Cub Seuer iuit unO 6lomme
Gie ,50ebe0 uuO bic 9tnune
Der Gibter la9t, 0 iblieB Sicb al
Au's 8aterlan0, ans tbeure
Nlit gutem Seiipiel gebt's porau
auf oaB man mebr psriteure
3enu es perlau9t Die beut'ge @elt
Dtebr @elo, mebr @ielo uu0 nod mebr tSelo
Gle miinibt, oaB lim EN- brelter
GSelbitrom ergieft
Gruit Setter.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-01-23

tldrung entbebrt jegli6er Begriinoun9.
Ser amsritaniibe Marine. 9ltta6e 6om=
manoer 8ougbeltD iagte besiiglid Sai=
to's Grtldrun9: SD lam aus meiner
eieenen RenntniB DDH Der iapanii6en
Situation Die Saten oes Was
rjne Winiiters pDlitip beitdtigen
guBer ben Shifen in ben reaularen
ninefIhen Stattonen un0 Elm panr
alten Gdlfen in Goren befiuoet Iid tein
Shiif auBerbalb heimiider @eipdner.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-01-23
9as Ose,telte 1T GiirSe.
sluSIamS.

Den 6iirlien Siilom mirb bon
alien Seiten ertlirt, Dab Die froitige
Wablrs6ts @rtldrun9 Der Regierune
Elm ibmerer tattilher 6ebler mar.
Die 9ei6e Der unaufgetldrten
Ssrbreben in gerlin nuroe Our6 eineu
an elmer reiben 2umpenbdnolerin be-
eangenen 3aubmOro permebrt.
Sin rulIiIher STUDENT puroe in
Buds, SirOI, wegen oes 8erIu9s,
Maifen fir 3epolutiondre na6 3uB.
lano gu i6muggeln, oerbaftst.
Sn 6iume fam es gele9enilih Der
2lnpeien6eit Der 6lterreihiih ungari=
iben Delegation 81 9umuIten 5niIden
9rOaten, llngGrn uno Stalienern.
6rantrei9 1T pegen ieiner Stel.
lung gegeniiber ben beioen Iib betdm=
pfenoen Sultaneu BON MarOtto in
8erleqenbeit.
llupeit Der liberii9en Siiife iant
Der 9ambur9er 9ampaer .Gstar WOsr=
mann bod murOe Die gtannidaft
9erettet.
Die polisei BON 3io De s5nneiro
meloete bic 9luioefung zines anardi=
ltiIhen NnfhIa9s ge9en Die ameritani=
ide GriegsflOtte i'm 9afen.
@6ina ma6t eiliee @ei6iBbe=
ltellungsn in garis, mas nit ieinen
megen Der gahnfra9e geipanntsn Be
5iebungsn gu Sapan in @erbinouu9
gebra4t miro.
- Ser pnpit lit ertrantt. cod fiins
oigen Die bebanoeIuoen glerste baloi9e
8eneIung an.
@roBberSo9 6eroinano BON 8os=
cana wurDe o0m 8ooe abberufen.
SnlanS.
9lngeIibts Der SSapan beorOben-
ben finan3iellen Sdmierigteiten iiebi
man in Wafbinetcn nit rufigerem
Bid in Die 3utunft.
Die Sobereign 8anf Of @anabo
in 9oronto, Ont. ganaoas Stpeit=
9rOBte 8ant, lab li9 aur Qiquioction
aeSmungen; oes9leiGen bic Americau
endurance @o.. cine Der dlteiten Seuer-
Oerii6erungs @eiellIdaiten Bottoms.
@e9cn bic 8rpnn'ihe 9anoioatui
ma6t iib in allen Fbeilen bes 2anoes
beOeutenoe GppOftiDn geItenO.
QDm. 8 SaDmooD .erfldrte lid
berelt, Die domination Der iD3ialiIii.
ihen 9artei ais PrdfoentIbaftss3an-
oioat an5unebmen.
grof. gur9eB beFiirmortet In
einem bohintereiianien 8prtrag en9fl
@erbinoung Der Ser. Staaten uni
Geutldlanos.
Sobn 3. Dalib. Der einItia'
prdIioent Der Chicago Rational=Yan
muroe Inn gllnOes9eriht su @bicasi
auf 81 2lnfla9epuntte i4ulOig gefprot
den.
- 40 @rubenarbeiter, ipelbe be
einsm 6euer in elmer 3ede bel WiOnOn.
qaheln @itp, pd.. eingeidloiIen maren
baben lid tpunoerbarer gBeiIe geretiet
aaou 0erbert ni. Sears. BIZ
Satin zines 8oltoaer Willlcndrs, be
ging SsIbitn,oso burh Sprung al:
einem 6eaIier i'm l3. StOd BEG boieLs
Su Bonertotpn, ga.. lpurben q
ni2t iosniifisirte Gpfer oer 5beaisr
branbs agstaItropbe unter grober Bs
tbelIiaina oes publiluus beiaeIebi.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-01-23

8IeIe 3eitun9en fir Ga
6ouette. sDenn Die Oifenilibe Nleinunq
our6 Die 6altuag Der 9rene ri9tig
wteOerqeqeben miro, 10 6nben Die anoe=
rem &anoioaten ale llrIahe, Die geme=
9ung 3u9uniten Der 4rdiiOenti4nfts=
&aubioatur bon Senator ga 6Olette
nit mu1ienoem MiBtrauen su 6etra4=
ten. Soeben tommt, aus anl1eineno
SuperlaiIi9er Guele, Die gio6ri6t, oaB
in Minneiota aaein l39 3eitun9en Iih
bHentli6 fir Die Ranoioatur oes Ntane
mes bon WisconIin ertldrt baben, lud6=
reno in 9tebrasta Die 3abl FOLDER
3eitungen nod GROCER lit. 8as iit
grDBarti9 IS lit duBerit be3eiAneHo
Die s3eitIn3en. Die jebt 2a SOllette
unterftiiben, tbun oas aus eigenem @n-
triebe. @s fino feline poIitiI6en gin=
fliiiie i'm 9en0bnll6en SHINE, 0urd bic
lie 81 oiefer 6altunq bepoQen murosn.
Sbre @efplgidaft III cine our6aus
ippntane uno miro natur9emdb lei1t
cine entbulialtiihe nerOen.
(Maoiion 3emotrat.)
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-01-23
attonx Calls, itn- -I1nsntn, oen %, 9u1tnnr 1908,

gBertb unIerer 6lotte, bic geOentung
unierer Marine bari ni6t uaterIbdBt
merOen, aber elm lleberiddBen 1T bier
melt qei19rliHer. 9lu elmer 9ereleih
nit Der Streitmabt 9lnOerer lit bel
bieier S4dbung uint geOaht. MObl
aber lit bierbei oaran geoadt, ooB Die
@ufQabe unlerer Martne ME cine anoere
iein tann, aIs Die elmer tpirtlideu gBebr.
Wpbl mag aus Dem Geboie folder
@ebr Die 9lOtbmenoigteit zines 9lngrifis
erpabien. Sin ltrdnibss 8ertennen
Der Qluf9abe unierer 6t0tte liegt parin,
oaB man Tie als Elm WertSeu9 betrad=
ten m0hte, nit Dem mir uns gum 6errn
uuo @ebieter iiber ailes MAIDEN oiirfen.
mas uus auF 8ottes tpeiter g0elt an=
nebmbar uno nubbar oiintt. Dies lit
Die iineoiItiId)e uno fali6e 9tuiiahung
BON oer 8sOeutung unierer Webr 5u
MaHer (9i. y. Sts3t9)
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-01-23

Il oem M a 6e, ME Ii1 0as
md6tige uncertainties @ei6Ddoer ben
Giilten oes 5tilIen Cseans ndbert, err
biBen iih in Sapan Die 2eioenIhaften
INNER mehr. Sb oaour1 Die M6Qlih=
teiten zines 3uiummenItOBes 3wiihen
ben Ser. Stdaten uno Sapan gr0ber
peroe. lei ibmer gu enti1eioen, aber
immerbiH i1affe Die all9enleine gterbo=
litdt einen iebr 9initigen 8ooen fir
ertreme un0 unbeoabie Shritte. 9ab
Sapan jeBt oas @lsin9etuldt perliert,
ergibt Iib aus Dieleu 3batiaAen Gs
9eniigt, auf beiIen Geriuhe bin5unei=
len, aan Ieinen 8erbiinoeten, gnglano,
in ben tommenoen Streit bineinSusies
bcn. Die Ofientlihe Dteinung in 5otio
iu1t iid Idon ldn9it iiber Den @baratter
Der 8olle Su ber9etpihern, melhe @roB=
britannien in 3utunft 3u ipielen bsab=
ii9ti0t. Sic feurigen G6pfe perbeblen
Der gDeIt Die ihmeriuiegenoen ReiiOur,
cen niAt. nit Del6en Sapan auf enQs
lano 0riidsn fam, uno unter oieIen
Gehourcen befinoen ii6 tpirilid 3pei
beOeutenoe: Die Sapaner orOhen eritlid
ben britiihsn Sanoel i'm fernen Often
81 untergraben un0 Smeitens ite4en lie
Elm 8orgeben gegen Snoien in 9lusIiAt.
90 fpnmt es oarauf binaus, 0ab @ng.
lnno in oas Drama 0es ferneu Sitens
biHein9e5ogen tperoen muB.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-01-23

Is beni0mo ob [ ME nj beute
ben GOpf lbttteln iiber Die llnIinnigteit
Der 3man9sgeieBe Dor bunbert uno
mebr Sabren, iiber bic oamals berr.
Idenoe llnouloiamteit in relioi0Ier pie
aud in politiI9er Sinliht, mie Die
Neu=@n9lan6 Buritaner teinen Gatbo=
liten unter lid OuIoen tuoaten uno
bieIe tpieberum Die erliereu baBten, eben-
Toipobl ais mir Den ipdier auFtau9en-
ben GnopnOtbing @eift Deroammen,
Der an llnouloIamteit ben Yuritanern
uno aeberDerfOlgern friiberer SABRE
bunoerte nidts naNgab, ebenIonobl
mirb man ibon in Fiinf5ie Sabren bon
jeBt iiber Die prObibitipns= uno SDnn=
tagsgsIeB= gerriidtbeit bon beute ben
Gopf fhiitteIn uno Iib mun0ern, tpie
Ioait normal Deranla9te MenIhen FOl9e
SArullen baben tOnnten gDir lino
ndmlih Ginoer unierer 3eit. nur mans
DE fino in getuiHer Siniiht um bnnbert
Sabre Suriif.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-01-23

-gsiF ld6erlia, fleinnNii=
tbig unb unpatriotild, gu Oenten unb
gu Ia9en, baB bic 3utunft rnferes 2an=
beg, bic fernere geoeiblide Gntuiflung
Des amerifaniiden Bottles unD oamit
Der Ner- Staaten. bon Der ridtisen
Q0iuna Der drage abbdnge: Wis pieie
uao mas fir Gd)lffe misiiea mir bauen2 q
llniere Msbr 81 gDaher tann uHlss
Qann nint iiber @niier balien Ger
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-01-23

Sobfpn, Der 0SuBbelb@
bon benz yMerrimac" =Nbenteuer. tpel=
der iebt ben 6. 9labam1 SiItrift i'm
GongreB pertritt, bat Dieoer cine
DsSoee@ SObiOns Soeen lino ale bril=
liant. Setanntlid ba.. er bis ieBt oafiir
9efohten, bar mir allj6brliCb TO bieIe
neue Grie9sI9iIfe bauen uno oamit
f0rtfabren, bis mir cine er6Bere Griegs=
fIotte baben dls alle anDeren Wld1te
5uiammen. 9luf iolhe QDeiIe min er
Der 9geltirieoen li9ern. QDir IOllsn
ben BlaurDf Der Welt Ipielen Cine
anoere briuante SSOee mar. oaB nil
leBsen 6erbft obne ipeiteres ge9en Sd=
pan bonn 2eoer 3ieben iolten. Sept
6at er nieOer mas 8rillnntes aus9e=
bedt. @r mil Dem GongreB cine 8ors
la9e unterbreiten, mOnah bic GeQie=
rung ge3wunsen peroen iOa, podentlih
einen ,8esierun9sanRieer" su Deroi=
fentli1en. in pslGem Die &eQierunq
Dem Bolte mittbeilen ioll, mos lie tbut
unb 81 thuu qeosnft. Ger RonQreB
miro oieie brillante s0es irgenoro in
elm S6ubfat itefen. no lie Der9eiisn
wirb. (gleb. 8iene.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-01-23

Sic yCtlaboma Reui9tei=
ten" Idreiben: Dem lesten Genius nQb
bat unier neuer Staat Gtlaboma IL
414,177 @inmobner. 6ieypOn fallen
auf oas mdnulide @eihle1t 752, 402.
auF oas neiblibe @eI6ledit Col ,775,
auf ggeiBe 1,222, $50, nuf 5arbige
112, l60, auf Snoiauer 1902 unb
plf Wtongolen rs. 9emnnd bat Der
iiineite Staat Der llniOn ibpn oreinaI
10 piel @inmpbner, ais unler Staat
Siios7atota.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-01-23

Die &iidfpanoerung naa
europa bdlt in unberminoerter Stdrte
an, uno oaraus iit 80 ialieBen, oaB
geriuge QlusIihten bnrbanben linO, Dab
Die gtnmanoerung in ndblter Sci! cine
meieniliae 3unabme erFabren miro.
Sic &hfmanberung lit sur ,3eit bier=
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OMAHA MARKET.

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SOUTH OMAHA, Sept. 7, 1903
There was liebrars run Of cattle all
last week. 10000, orSS,oO0 less than
the previous week. TheAdemand war
quite strong for all classes of killing
grades, and prices changed but little
throughout, closing strong for the
week.
There are about 200 cars here to-
day, and conditions are quite salts
,factory--fully, steady trade. All de-
sirable stockers and feeders met with
ready sale last week, but the common
kinds were rather draggy and shade
easier. Good to choice killing steers
are quotable at l$4.75@5.40; fair to
good $4.25@4.75; good to choice
COWS and heifers $3.75@4.25; fair to
good s3.2'@3.75; Gamers and fair
COWS, $3.50 800; veals, $4@5.50;
good to choice heavy feeders, $3.50
4.50; fair to good $4@4.25; good to
choice light and medium weights
$3.75@4.25; fair to good, $1,000
3.75.
Last weeks sheep run was the
heaviest of the season, nearly double
that of the previous week. Prices
went of anywhere from Is @50c, and
with run Of $4,000 today, sheep are
about steady, but lambs are again
lower, all of dime. Good killing
lambs are quotable at $5.F550; year
lings, $4@4.40; wethers $4,000;
ewes, $3@3.50; feeding lambs, $3.50
@5; yearlings, s3.75@4.2'; wethers,
$3.25@3.75; ewes, $2@3.
CLAY, ROBINSON & co.
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safes which the children made were
rather surprise as they were much
better than expected. The children
used clay in connection with all Of
their texts.
Third and Fourth grade work per-
haps shows the greatest variety of
artistic finish that can be found in
any grade. Awkwardness or bud
ding genius usually present them
selves In the completed article. A
work which they especially enjoyed
this year was making family of
travellers, who journeyed from Ma
comb to California by a southern
route, and the curiosities which they
encountered. Paper, cardboard,
muslin, yarn, thread, paste, water
colors and clay were used in this
work. The children have also done
quite little wood work. Toys for
younger children and gifts for
friends were the result of their plans
and labors.
Fifth and Sixth grade people made
looms, moulds and patterns for the
younger children to use in their
manual training work. In the au-
Ntumn they experimental with corn
M1sks and some very pretty as we'll
as Useful gifts were the result. They
enid I'd very much work which we
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called china decorating. The
china was made Of clay and made by
the children. Especial attention was
paid to the wood work--sawing to
the line and making corners fit ex-
actly. They did their own polish
ing and often that for the younger
children.
The Seventh and Eighth grade
people had less time for work in
school. However they Joined with
the rest Of the school in making COM
mon fruits, vases, and slabs from
clay and then painting them. the
fruit in natural colors, the vases in
accordance with models, and the
slabs with some simple little scene.
At Thanksgiving, Christmas, Valen-
tine Day, and the birthdays of noted
men. they Joined in the gift and SOU
venir making. They. also made re-
lief maps OF salt and -four, paper
pulp and clay.
Stained glass window effects were
studied in all the grades. Chalk and
charcoal were frequently used as
decorative mediums.
This is only brief survey Of the
work done in a real country school.
The children are not unusual. They
like the work and it increases the
interest in their school work an
end which would be we'll worth work.
ing for If there were no other to at
tain.--Alena Foster.