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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-14

some one yelled Fire" and in almost
less time than it takes to tell it the
center of the opera house was blaz-
ing furnace
Oil Lamps Upset.
The rapidity with which the flames
spread was caused by the upsetting
of the coal oil lamps used as foot
lights by some persons on the stage
who endeavored to allay the frightened
children and quiet the audience.
Men Fight with Women.
But even the men seemed to lose all
control of themselves and fought with
the women and children who composed
the greater part of the audience, to
gain the street. In this manner many
women and children who might other
wise have escaped the flames were
forced back and trampled upon. Par
ticularly was this the case with those
caught on the stairways.
Scramble Understandable.
Pandemonium reigned and the mad
scramble for the exits was simply in
describable. The weaker ones were
brushed aside and in many instances
trampled to death. Scores of persons
on the second floor, seeing the awful
jam on the stairways, risked their
lives by jumping from the windows.
In this way several were badly injured.
They died before reaching any of the
numerous temporary hospitals.
Boyertown is a town of about $500
people and there is scarcely house
| in the little place that was not afflicted
| by last nights visitation of fire.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-14
Gas Tank ExpIodes and Starts Fearful ,Catas-
trophe at Sunday School Entertain
ment at BOyertown, Pa.
LESS THAN HALF OF CROWD ESCAPE UNRuRI
LOSS OF LIFE IN BIG
THEATER DISASTERS
IN THE UNITED STATES.

IN THE UNITED STATES.
Dead.
Richmond, Va, theater, Dec. 2e,
1877 ........... ........ n
Brooklyn theater, Dec. 5, 1876. .297
Central theater, Philadelphia,
April %, 1892 ......... 6
Front Street theater, Baltimore,
Dec. %, 1895 ............ 22
lroquos theater, Chicago, Dec,
81, lSUS ..... ..-....... .59S
IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
Lehman's theater, ST. Petersburq,
1000 ...---.. /UO
Carlsruhe theater, ST. Petersburg,
Ioff .-...... ..... GUU
Ring theater, Vienna, Dec. 8,
1851 $3.50. ...'... ....... .07o>
Exeter theater, England, Sept. 5,
1861 .....- ...... 80. 200
Banquet theater, Oporto, March
81, 1888 ... 200
Opera Comique, Paris, May 25,
sarnsley, England, Jan. II, 1908. 16
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-14
Has Aroused Opposition.

Cable dispatches received from
Toxic during the past month have in
dicated that the Saionji ministry was
meeting with growing opposition
throughout the country. particularly
because of reductions made by its ap-
preparations for development purposes
Trying to stir Sentiment.
Elections in Japan are approaching
and the opposition has been endeavor-
ing to arouse strong sentiment
against the cabinet by newspaper
campaign. attacking principally the
governments policy of increasing tax
alton. The financial program was for
mally settled at a meeting of the coun-
Gil of elder statesmen held Dec. II.
1t was one of retrenchment and in
yolved reduction of expenses for the
army and navy for the next six years.
whereby the government will save
$500, ,OO0,O 900
Prepared for Fight.
AS soon as this program became
known the opposition made vigorous
preparations to fight it in the diet.
Other reports declared there was
miscalculation of s20,000,000 in the
budget and aroused widespread dis
trust in the financial policy of the
Saionji ministry and three days ago
there was serious difficulty in the
cabinet because of the reduction of
the appropriation for railroad con-
struction.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-14
LIP1oN HAS NOT CHALLENGED
English Yachtsman Denies He Has De-

English Yachtsman OenIes ne 'F1ds Oe'
cided to Try Again for Cup.
New York, Jan. 1.-THE Associated
Press has received the following cable.
gram from Sir Thomas Upton:
"Salve, Island of Ceylon. JAM IL
Associated Press, New York: Untrue
Have not challenged. Too early. Size
of boat no object. (Signed) Upton"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-14
Building Burns to The Ground
and Many of the Bodies are
Completely Destroyed.

Boyertown, Pa, Jan. 14.-At I
O'clock this afternoon. the number of
dead is officially given as about $50.
More than SO bodies have been taken
out of the ruins and 100 men, women
and children are missing.
HUT FEW INJURED.
Estimates place the number killed
in last nights theater fire at from 125
to, 16o. Town officials think at least
$50 lives were lost. Only few were in
jured.
The chief of the Pottstown fire de-
partment who Investigated the cause
of the disaster says the first rush to-
wards the stage was caused by several
men and women becoming frightened
when the hose connecting the moving
picture machine and tank supplying
the light slipped off its connection and
made slight noise. The tank itself
did not explode he says, until after
the flames reached it.
FIREMEN KILLED.
In going 10 the fire the Boyertown
company colided with tree and one
of the firemen was thrown from the
apparatus and, landing heavily against
tree, was instantly killed.
All saloons were ordered closed to-
day as the rough element was becom-
ing unruiy.
Boyertown, Pa, jan 14.-When day
light dawned today the full extent of
last nights fire, when the Rhoades
opera house burned, was apparent
The list of dead is placed at $50 and
injured at 70. Exactly how many
were killed may never be known, for
among the victims were a number of
visitors who may have no relatives to
trace their untimely fate.
List of Known Dead.
The list of known dead follows:
MRS. JOHN BECKER AND TWO
CHILDREN.
DR.. CHARLES MAYOR AND
DAUGHTER.
ROBERT LAPISH.
CHILD OF REV. A. NJ WEBER.
LULU FEGLEY.
MISS ELMA ENGLE.
MRS. IRA SHOBER.
MRS. RICHARD TURNER.
MRS. DANIEL KRAUSE.
MRS. GEORGE ROMINE.
MIR. AND MRS. HERBERT
GOTCHAL.
HERBERT GOTCHAL, JR.
HENRY BRINDER.
BLANCHE AND MABEL KOCHEL
ELLEN GOTCHAL.
MABEL CRAFT.
MRS ]. J. BECKER AND THREE
CHILDREN.
LOTTIE GRAVES AND SISTER.
JOHN GRAVES.
CHARLES MOYER AND DAUGH
TER.
DANIEL KRAUSE.
MORRIS ANDERSON AND TWO
CHILDREN.
JOHN ANDERSON, WIFE ANE
TWO CHILDREN.
CHARLES MAURER.
STELLA KULP.
CARRIE WEAND.
FLORENCE WEAND.
EDNA BOYER.
KELLEY BOYER.
MAMIE tolls.
MRS. MAGGIE LEFEVRE.
MRS. MARY LEINBACH.
LAURA GRIM.
MRS. ADAM MOYER.
DAVID GABLE.
FRANKLIN LEIDY.
ANNA LEIDY.
ESTHER CULLEN
LOTTIE BOWMAN.
ELLA JOHNSON.\
ANNA ZEIGLER.
JOHN FRITZ.
CORA FRITZ
MRS. JOHN GLAZE.
MRS. REUBEN HOFFMAN AM
DAUGHTER.
Mrs. JOHNSON.
Four Hundred in House.
1t is estimated there were 400 pc
sons\ in the playhouse when the e.
plosion of the gas tank occurred. Tn
tank was being used in connectio
with pictures. An amateur perform
ance of the "Scottish Reformation
for the benefit of st. Johns Luthera
Sunday school was being produced.
Instantly the explosion occurre
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-14
Bodies Under wreckage.

The work of removing the bodies
from the debris will be unusually tedi-
Gus and hazardous When the rush
was at its height the floor gave way,
precipitating many persons to the base
ment, and the bodies of these are bur-
led beneath the charred timbers and
tons of brick from the ruined walls.
Other Buildings Burned.
In addition to the opera house and
Farmers National bank, Erhan's hard
ware house and the dwellings OF
George Rain, Harry Pennypacker, and
Alfred Zashard burned. The none
tary loss amounts to $4,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-14

Boyertown, Pa, Jan. 14.-When day
light dawned today the full extent of
last nights fire, when the Rhoades
opera house burned, was apparent.
The list of dead is placed at $50 and
injured at 70. Exactly how many
were killed may never be known, for
among the victims were a number of
visitors who may have no relatives to
trace their untimely fate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-14

It is estimated there were 400 per-
sons\ in the playhouse when the ex-
plosion of the gas tank occurred. The
tank was being used in connection
with pictures. An amateur perform
ance of the rScottish Reformation =
for the benefit of st. Johns Lutheran
Sunday school was being produced.
Instantly the explosion occurred
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-29
\ Ii THAT'S GOOD
in master tailoring is found in
; the clothes we supply from our
custom tailoring department.

That is because the orders OF our GUS
toners are executed by Ed. V. Price
& Co. the famous Chicago merchant
tailors, whose model shops of over
200 tailors are devoted exclusively
to the making of fine clothes to the
individual measures of the men who
wear them.
If you want to wear clothes made to
suit your own ideas, or according to
the novel and original styles shown
in designs like Nos. 4S5, 491, 489 and
493 on our new fashion plates, let us
take your measure.
You have choice of 500 beautiful
Spring fabrics, many of which are
exclusive, and the assurance of a suit
made of excellent cloth, in an excel
lent manner, with an excellent shape,
and expressly for you-for only $25
to $40.
Ask us to show you fabrics Nos.
44O4L, 4398 X, 43S9J, 435SJ.
431OI 4176 HH
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-29
Trade with H. G, Todd.
Rugby Nut Coal a. Crozi

Rose; phone Junta 80.
I For SALE Good Singer sewing
machine. Inquire 90l Ration avenue.
When in need of fire. insurance see
S. X. MendelSon in the Miller-H Hale
block.
We have just received . carload of
domestic coke. Investigate. Matt
Daimler.
WANTEp Work by man and wife
on ranch. Can give references. Joe
Wright. Rural No. Two,
Born ITO Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
topher Wise in Topeka, Kan. Tues
day, February 18th. girl.
Monthly school report cards, good
for any school district in Otero
county, for sale at this office.
Mayhew House Furnishing Co.,
undertaken and embalmers. Phone,
East "A: night phone, Junta A.
For Sale or Trade For La Junta
property, ten-acre tract in North
La Junta Inquire of X. C. Inge.
WANTED Horses TO pasture at
Sl.50 per head per month. Good
alfalfa pasture with water. &C. r.
Dodds.
Free liberal sample of Conkey's
laying tonic and valuable poultry
book if you bring this adv to Colt
mans Pharmacy.
Fox Rent have several fur
nished rooms, with steam or stove
heat. Price reasonable. Mrs. Emma
Somers, III Santa Fe avenue.
Mrs. Clarence H. Brown. accom-
panied by her daughter, Dorothy,
left last Sunday morning for Dodge
City, Kan, for a brief visit with
friends.
For RENT Furnished or partly
furnished rooms for light housekeep-
ing at 81 so week up to So. One
quarter Of mile south of La Junta,
in Ingram addition.
Mrs. M. c. Drury is expected to
arrive, home Sunday morning from
Topeka. Kan. where she has been
the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
G. H. Nelson, during the past two
months.
W. o. Skinner, commercial agent
of the Santa Fe at Pueblo. was La
Junta visitor the first of the week.
and made trip IF inspection with
Superintendent Sharp over the Hol-
ly and Swink road and also the
branch south of Newdale.
In the district court in Pueblo
Thursday morning permission was
granted to the receiver of the State
Bank of Rocky Ford to receive pay
ments upon notes held as security
without prejudice to the rights of
any of the parties interested in the
affairs Of the bank.
County Treasurer Downer arrived
home last Sunday morning from Ex-
celsior Springs, Mo-. where he led
the strenuous life for brief period
in an endeavor to get rid Of some of
the ills that afflict mankind.
Although somewhat deprecated as
regards the rotundity of his usual
aldermanic proportions he is feeling
fine and able to figure out your taxes
as of yore with alacrity.
J. ". Bowman and family, of
Rocky Ford, accompanied by f. 7.
Brashear. of Brownsville. Pa, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. d.
Garwood last Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. Brashear is cousin of Mr.. Bow
man and a boyhood cronie of our
county clerk. He has been visiting
in Colorado for several weeks. and
received such favorable impression
that he will make strenuous effort /
on his return home to induce his
family to pack up and move to the
Centennial state instanter.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Gibbs left
Thursday night for Ladoga, Ind.
where they expect to remain for an
indefinite period. On the way they
will spend several weeks visiting
relatives and friends in Kansas and
other states. Mr.. Gibbs has been
resident of La Junta for twenty
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-07-16

9enDer, 10. sSuli. I'm orei ubr
Morgens muroe. ME ermartet, 8err
geialam Senniugs 8rpan nominirt.
Gr er6ielt 1921 StimneH, 9idter
@rap BON 9elaUare 594 unO @ouUer=
neur Sobnion Don 4Rinnelpta 45
Stimnen. Qht 8elegaten itimmsen
niht. Die Termination tuuros oanH
slr sinltimni9ea semaht.
Als bas Reiultat Der AhltImmung
betaunt gegebsu tuuroe. gab e cine
unee6eure Cbeiioa fir grpan, Die
beinabe IL Siunoen aRbielt. Gs mar
aeraoesu unbeihreiblih.
Die 0altune BON 9lep Dort erre9te
oas hohte S5ntereiie. Der 5ammann.
6duptlina Murphp gab bic grtldrung
,ab: 1hiunoliebepgs 5iinimen filr
.Grnan r. mas etuen lDilrsn gsaeiite-
rY19Sqgsbruh OeranlaBte.
/; Gii Gaapenilon pertaQte ilb INN 8
'llbt so 1linQten 0oraeus Dit Der
glonliaaiinu boR sSebn @erib 4ern
pon >AnOiana fur oie 8ise.9rd liz
|oentf6aft besnoeis Der bemOtrail=
ids 9}atioHalt0noent isine 9iybeltsR.
3ig domination 0ss 0grrn Rsvn
pon toegwaIdeter) osutiter 4btunTt.
erFolQteger 9gtilamaiioHunset oep qroBs
ten gsifaasbsssu9uuesH iei.ens Der
8elegaisn uno 3ui1auer.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-07-16
Sum 10. Sa0rgau9.

unmiatarlid Die Seele ourd3ogen.
10 Sabre lit nun oas 8latt aft gemor=
ben. 2lls es oe9riinoet mur0e, haben
bic llugliidsraben iiberlib pom bali
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qaug oes Geuti@fHms in amerila
trdhieu. gs maren bic Sabre, in
oeuen in Der 5alde oes @rinoers Der
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ceuen oas oeutjhe 9latt bon eiuent
Deldihen 5auie gum anoern bettelHo
umberiieben muBte. 8euiid)e Gnid
riQteit, oeutine Qfi1tialdiriQteit,
Qlrmut tn0 Selblierbdltlin9stampf Der
9sobimeiueuoen oerIaloneu ibn Oiele
5trgn. @f6Bere, inhaltreihere. in
anoern Stuaten qsorudte 8ldtter mnd=
TN ihm oen anfdnQliden @riiienS=
tanlpf bart. Naeiu, neil es in barter
,3eit, in Iteinhayter @ieae QebOren
/ mar. psil es INNER ms4r pflthttreue
9eieammen uno gsidifber fano. 10
erItartte es oennOh. Gum ltramnen
! sielbepuBtsu Siingling beraugemahien
/ iadten Il1 Die gQadri1ten ejnen
8efdbrten fiir oen meiiern 9Be9 unb
/ fanDen ben 8erolo@ g9ie Elm ftolses
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neben Dem ieines ertprenen 9ebens9e=
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y9la6rihten= 6erolo DDr Die perer0=
Berte 2eier3ahl. Su9snomutig, unter=
nsbmuH9sluitig mabte oa5 8l0tt inn
nter lpeiters @rOberlings5u9e uno balo
muroen ibm bic @reu3en oes 6eimats-
Itaates gu eng. @s itefte isine neu-
qieri9e 9laie in biz oeuti1en 9iniieo=
lungen Sowas. 9linneiOtas, Roro=
/ Tltotas. pflihttreue Qlgeuten uuc
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INNER mebr uno ieit sSabren bat ois
,3eitlrng, ieBt 0euiiher 5erolo~, Oit
5utunftss uno Iiegeslihere 9ebens6abr
beihriiten. Seine oeutlhe Stimm'
ertont in 0en beioen 8atotas una
99adbarHaaten, in Renaoa, @altfor4
uien, Maibinston, 5eras. ia tbel
, benz meiten Nleere in Der alien 9ei
mat, In ben oeutIben aolonien Dol
S;sbenbiirgen, 9iumduieu biz 3ul
ltruoelnoen g9Olga i'm Fernen 9uB
: lano.
S1reiber oantt heute bsr5lich al
Den roldern 2sierH, in eritsr ginis
aber ieinen rfidttreueR 2lgsnten uni
] GorreipOnoenten. osren 3ah! BON Sab
. su Sabr oeltisaen lit. Ser eDeutid
0rolO~ oarf Iib liber an 6orm. lint
fang uno SnbaIt nit Gem arOBtel
? 9OtenbIotte in ben Ser. Stoaien 9e
troii meiIen.
Ger ~5entFde Serolo@ bat be-
Rampf ae9sn 5anatitsr. 4robibitiou
gegen Wolfe I'M Sdafspslse aufesnOm
men uno miro IGN aud nod bette
Rrdften tpsiterFiihren. er miro itets fii
Grhdltung iinirer hertli1en. 6eutitbs
. Wiutieriprade. fir oeutId1e Ars IN
Site eintreteE uaD isia @hrenihil
rsiA al a1itea psrIudsn. Slid an
Sans 8emata.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-07-16
Qahtebeno bringen mir
5jr9Aasptpnnfte
Der niosdsttiaifsa' ss4atfOFiap
Tag s SNI8,

-; s!Ge % 'sSDOS
einbaltsbeFi5ie.. IDlsg ubr :oag'i
ousqeiteat meroen. penH tie hliA cr='
Folqen mlroen, meuu feine Arbeiter=
Crganiiationen in MitleioenIbait g
3ogen wdren.
8elauorenen Bro3eB in inOiretten
eeridtliaen 9eleioisunsa= Contempt
6dlen.
s 5tauoen 2rbeit. SnFtpfliat
Der @rbeitqe6er uno UoGes Geht Der
eriftenS DOR 2lr5etter- Gr9aHiiaticnen !.
5oFortiae &sOiii0n Oes 5nrifs naa
untsn uno @ieoeyberiieaung Der @in-
Ra6me: 8aIi5.
SOfortige 9luibsbung Oes 9alps
(gapiers ROlRofe) uno 2umber-5arifs.
@erbpt BON 4rinat= =MouopOlen.
gunoesiicsns fur srOBe BUiidea=
Itaatlite Rorporaiionen.
9eroFfentlihung BON 8ampasnes
geiiraesr.
gefiniiion Don Stats unD 9un-
oes. &edtsn.
garnntis bon glutiOnalban.. 9epo.
iiteu.
8puOssteatroGs BON 9riusliateIts=
9uzgeaCp.
pOalporfaasu. laas Rspoftsn=eia-
raatie AatDirtian u.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-07-16

pon ieuem Staate als grdioentihaftss
tdnoibaten nolHiuierts. 9ien Serlep
uuterItiiBte leBtere Termination.
@egen II llbr gtahts, na1oem Die
9lomindtionsreoen abesidlohen maren,
meloete oas ptatform=GOmitee Iih fer
tia sum 8eridt uah fait 54 Itiinoiger.
5eiuabe unuRte~6rnhener SiBung.
Die 8latform tuur0e bon Dem 0or=
liBer oes 9omitees, osm @jOuberneur
6astea bon Oklahoma, 0erleleu ilno
Rnter toieuoem 8eifGll
etnftimmig angenommen.
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pie 9robieitionsfraae

Bat man in 8enper, nte grpan befnB1.
9arni9t beriiGrt. 9as tann aber
nihts an Der Eatla9e dnoern, oaB
8nsi oer mihtigiten 9oiten
In Der @onOeution pon gr3= 9ro=
bibittpniiten befeBt naren,
udmlih Der 9oiten oes permanenten
8oriiBers, ben Senru .. @loptOu.
elmer eer gr6Bten @aNerleute oes Sic
oens, inne bate, uno Der 40iten oes
8OrFBers oes 95latform Gomi=
tees, meEhen Der fanatif d E
1iufer @ouperneur pom
Etla6oma, 6asEeQ. betleioete.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-07-16

5hpu mifoer Elm Sabr auf Oeu
8udell l9 Sabre alt gemOroenl 8ds
If mas bitter, no mir uulern 9errn
Gltern ob Des 8eginns Der g6legel=
iahre@ nod qr0Bere Sorgen 5u MAIDEN
bedannen. 3as gllter, no MI IN ELI
babies GuBeno QIdOdsn idOn ma
rem re natitrlid aae auf eiamal
iterhlih berliebt maren uno allen
,,etpiae 5reue idtUuren. 5as 9lltsr,
tpp Der 9err 4roieHor uns Sic
{@Iel titulirte, no mir uns gleid bret
lahqe 9feiieu auf einmal anlaaHten
uno etneu mdntigen SteIntru8 Bier
auf GommanoD auf elaen 3ua
Die iol1e StrapaBen nod ungepobnte
Geble biRunterIdluden lernten.
Gs tuar oas berrllhe 2llter. III benz
0as Ser; Elm ,3eppelin i9es Suftldif
mar, On uniere Se6niuht Die Febers
bate 8baniaiie nit 100000 8feroe-
iraIteu in ale gdnOer trieb. Sdnoer,
IN oenen bil0i9one @Otter=9ienIten
6ura ouftenoe, monoiaein5eltraAlte
QotosAaine luiimanoelten uno giQatls
oaQen Ihiua3ten. 100 6ontdnen 0er=
ihlaTen i'm 0tonoldein rauldten uno
lille Shmdne nit ihneeweiBem eie=
iieoer auf lilbernen gBelleH itmam=
men. 9Blr tr1um.en Don 8e9enoent
In uel1hen 8araoiesb0gel uno Rolibris
nit regenbo9eafar5isen Sdmdn3en
Oura ouTtenoen 2Orbser isbmirrsen.
gs mar oas 9flier. in Del6em mir
4Qes, 9laes Diel bener muBten. fuie Die
Neilelten Der QSeilen, in meldeln mir
Qegen Die gnnSe gBelt aultiirmten uno
fie tributpHi1ti9 5u unIerH 6iiRen
Iaben; no tsin Stern Su hoh. tein
Ileer gu tief feline 6erne gu nett mar
@ladlihes 2llter, 5uQeRo Doa 3au'
berl Damn tameu bic Sabre, III mel'
DEN Der 9ebensiturm 10 manhe lerra
iiAe glute nit roben 6dulteE 5sysauf
ite, no syuoenb- 2eidtiinn unO 3agel'
loIidtelt - FeiQe Shidlal 9eaannt II
Elm sSoeal nab Dem anoern in Der
Gtaub Der 1iraBe 8errten. no oii
Gnlsl Der SugenO bitter Ucr oeui blu
tuerertreienen 9oriaI Der Seele tau
erten un0 um GinlaB Hehtsn, no "a!
junge al5u pertrauenoe 0erS betr0ssl
unD aenarrt muroe; e. maren oi
Sabre, in oenen Die SueenorOien Der
melften unD I'M talten Stnrm 3erneb
ten Hno Die 5eele an oenEoornIgel
aeEsen Eb bIutig riB.
@s iamen Die Sabre, in 0eneH oe
3roB leinen Wieiltsr fano. in oeHel
DER Njemiiierbagel Des Sebens bic fol
seItsn 0oifunngen serihlu9 nno tie
Derarub, IN oenen Die willensbaVtsl
gIdne fir bic 3utunft DpH ben nos
bdrteren Branitlteinen Der 49irtlit
feitguable tlein uno INNER tlsins
sgrrieben tOureen, in oenen man pey
lernte, nah unerrei1baren 5erne
sIel= uno millenlOs su itrsben. tln
lpat. ga Epdt erlt lernte, 0as 8iud /
lld alein, IN einem feltsn bsibeiosis
9ebsnssiei uno treuer YfiatsrfaauH
su ln1en.
Die Qeier sntiduIOi9sn IiAer Ols VI
ghmeifuEg. es waren @soaatea, D
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BsAenSnaw.
Rminmn.

Die Stoats gegnaoigungs6e60roe
Don SDabo Bat ben gum 3roe Derurs
theilten .6drrD Or9arb 5u lsbtnsldnss
Iiher 3u6tbausitrdFe beenaOigt. SITE
mem eigeuen geitdr0niB ua6 mar Ors
haro Der Wl6rosr oes frii6sren gouz
oerneurs Steunen5erg un0 nuree Sc
fanntlidb in brm BroseB 1eqen bic 9lrz
beiterfiibrer Wlpner, 6d0ippob unb
Betti6one, bic ebenfa1s inter cer Qn@
tluge isanoen, an 0em Ulorfs betbeiz
Iigt geipeien 5u iein, dlS 6aupts
Stdats3euge bsnuBt. Gr1urb ielbIt
polte nint beondoiat nerDen; er err
tldrte sinem Der @sfGngniBpdrter, Dab
er hoffe, Die 3psds Ieiner 9egndoigung
gemahten gEitrenaungen piireen psrz
se6lid6 ietn, od er Die Don t6m 6sgduz
genen 8srbrs9en an Gal5en bitBen
ipole.
S5n 9piter Ban spirb augen6lidlih
cine reht lsb6cfts 6ontro7erIs barrier
seFiibrt, per BON Sen 0erdusgebern
Der peri6is0enen Wlpnat8idriften. oie
mad etnanber 9rdiioent Rooie0elt tore
4lfndrtilng mdhter, oie @rle6nlIie
Rooiepelts be; ieiner 20ireniagO in
Gfritd, Die er fir rdhfies Sabr gez
plant bat, Deroffentli@en ipir5
grdii6enten bat man 6sr
lodenoiten gnerhi
ibm unter
einpr
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llnterbsamten nan Den In Der gldbe
bon 9enrtnter, 9ila., selsgensn loge-
nannteE On 6idcrn Girunoen, un
betreFfs 6es 9luFitdnceg Der Sndfes
Sroidner llnterIu6ungen dn8uitelen.
Sic fpurben ieboh in Der gldbe 6es
2dgers Der Snnianer DON oisien angs-
griffen unb na6 sinem bisigen Gefeht
in bic 5luht geIhlagsn. Die 8eams
ten fsBteH iid iofort nit ber Staats=
hduptitabt 8utbrie in gerbinoung,
uno es purDen ibnen Staatstruppen
gu 0ilfs gei9idt. Die Gage iIt ernit,
neil y@ruSn Sndfe" bet aneeIebene
9duptling Der Rotbb6ute, ertldrt bat.
Dab er iiCh ipeosr nm bic geItimmunz
gen Der Regisrune Der Der. Stadten,
nod um bic Der 8sb1rDen BON 0tla=
bona fiimmere
Commander gelrD's RoroIdnOz
f6iff. ber DlmpFer ,3ooieoelt", BAT
Die 5abri mad Den eiiigen @erpdFern
oes goroens argetreten. gln Dem Ga
rantiefonos BON $4,000. ben qsarn
fir n0tbig bielt, um isins 8eiIe obne
fDeitere 8eOenten uno 6inoeruiiTe
MAIDEN, FsbleH immer nod
COMMANDER gearp pi~
Sponen, s. 9
piers beasf
dh>-
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4fn11x gnlla, afitn-I Ilnlsptu, npn To- 9rtlt 1908.

i4tf in ie0er 8s5iehung ben Grporz
turBen entipriCbt. bic nan nah oeg,
nal oon 3eppaliu IelbF iiber Ieiuen
nel9lten sSegier bsr 9iifte" bst0nnt
gegben mar, bsgte. Der SegIer Der
2uHe itieg me9rere UlaIe msbr als
2,5a0 5uB in Die 5Obe uno Iegte in
oenBmolf Stunoen, bic sr in ihpins
oelfber 6Dbs perbrabts, mebr als
go Uleilen 3urGd.
,3piI6sn Qnbdngsrn Der 9sgierung
uno8ebelen lam e in 5nbri3, per-
lieH, unIdngit 5u einem 3ufamnenz
itoBl Der nit Der ihperen @erleBung
bon minoeitsns fiinf3ebn Qerionen
enbete. Die Re6eIen lieBen bur1
ibrer Sydbrtr ertlGren, oaB Iis piqig
Ieien fid7 81 ergeben, bod balb ourdr
3og tine 0iengs betpaFfneter llmItiir3s
lex ten 9eIhdftstbeil Der Staot unb
Deriiihte, 8usare 81 pliinbern
8ei6dftsleute dn3ugreifsn
murben aldrmirt,
regelrehter 81
Die Rpf
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-07-16

sn 6iri66ers. 5dlefieH. !puTSe
grdu Pauline Sh0l3 hinserihtet
Sic mar gnoe Cftcber Iebten Slhrss
i'm oortiaen SdDurseridht Iaalois
beFunDen uno gum 5oDs 0erurt1ei!t
nprbsn. Die Sho!5 mar cine lRtinle
Fuunoin Der leintr3eit inegeH He1rfdz
den @;Ftmorses gum 2oae perurtbeiIs
ten aao bereits su 4nfans Gtto5sr
Oeraauaensn 5abres in SirFhbers Rins
aerinteteH SSrau 5eigs seueien. Die
8eTdAuorenen fanssH eie Shsl3 ihuIz
bic. Ben bei ihr nohnh3ft sefvsicHsn
admmereiar5eIter lsnoeliu Ss1dfef
NIT ArIsnit bsisittst ~ t4ben.