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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-08-15
CAPT. BARDSHAR'S
HOME ABLAzE
Early Morning Fire Burned
Rear of Spacious
Residence
ALARM AROUSED HUNDREDS
DR.. Knapp and Chauffeur Law
less Among First to
Volunteer Aid.

Fire, which is supposed to have
started from a defective electric light
wire, broke out shortly after midnight
in a rear room Of the residence occu-
pied by Captain and Mrs. Henry
Bardshar on Cathedral street and did
several hundred dollars damage to
wall and furniture before the blaze
could be extinguished. The loss is
said to be fully covered by insur-
ance.
The fire alarm which sounded short
ly after l o'clock awOke hundreds, but
many were slow to get out and find
where the fire was. There were four
volunteers who arrived at the Bard
shar residence a few minutes after
the alarm was sounded and among
these were DR.. David Knapp and
Chauffeur Michael Lawless. They
rendered valuable assistance in
getting water on the flames. A clerk
in the weather bureau also answered
the call.
Captain Bardshar and Mrs. Bard
shar, Mrs. Curns their guest, and ].
u. Mccarthy, who has been visiting
his brother DR.. Thomas Mccarthy,
who rooms at the Bardshar home. had
gone to Lamy in Captain Bardshar's
motor car. They returned late and
dined at the Coronado restaurant Be
fore they reached home they smelt
smoke and wondered where the fire
was. Entering the placita of their
residence which was formally occu-
pied by Ex-Governor Thornton, they
found the smoke so dense that they
became convinced that the fire was
somewhere in their own nome
Upon opening the door of serv-
ants room in the rear of the resi-
dence the flames burst forth and it
was at once seen that a fire of no
mean proportions had TO be fought.
Captain Bardshar and Mr.. McCar-
thy rushed back to the placita and
brought the lawn hose into play while
some one turned in an alarm. When
assistance came large hose was run
from the fire plug in front of the
house out through the placita and to
the rear of the residence and thence
into the window of the blazing room
By this clever maneuver much dam
age that might have been done by
water was averted.
The powerful streams manipulated
by skilful hands soon got the blaze in
check and today an inspection shows
that the fire was confined entirely to
one room. 1t is thought that the fire
may have been smouldering for some
hours and did not burst into big
blaze until the door of the room was
opened allowing lots of air to fan it.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-08-15
SCOUR COUNTRY
FOR SCHULTzE {
Young German Accused of
Robbing and Killing Los
AngelesaeWoman
BODY UNEARHTED BY DOG
Murderer Believed to Be On His
Way TO Mexico Via
EI Paso.

Los Angeles. Calf. Aug. 15.-While
detectives are searching the city,
deputies from the sheriff's office are
securing the country today for Otto
Schultze, the young German wanted
in connection with the murder of
Mrs, Frieda Castine, whose body was
unearthed from a shallow grave by a
pet dog at her ranch near Lanca ster.
The fugitive was formally accused of
murder by the cOroner's verdict last
night. Some police and deputies are
inclined to think that Schultze with
$4,000 he is alleged to have stolen
from his victim, has sought to enter
Mexico by way of the Arizona border
or through El Paso.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-08-15
DISTRICT FORESTER RINGLAND
SUMMONED BY CHIEF.
Will Visit Mr.. Graves at Grand Canon
in Arizona to Discuss Important
Forestry Matters.

Arthur C. Ringland, forester in
charge of the eighth district compris-
ing New Mexico, Arizona, Arkansas
and Florida, was in the city Saturday
on his way to Albuquerque after
spending five weeks inspecting the
Carson forest.
Mr.. Ringland stated that he had
been summoned by Chief Forester
Graves to the Grand Canon, in Ari-
zona, there to discuss forestry mat
ters. Mr.. Graves is visiting the for
ests of the west and has been in
Colorado and California. After spend
ing some days in Arizona he will
come on to New Mexico, visiting AL
buquerque and probably Santa Fe.
AS Mr.. Ringland is at the head of
one of the largest forest areas in any
district his consultation with the
chief forester will arouse keen inter-
est in forestry circles.
Among the matters that will no
doubt be discussed by the two men
are the grazing on the forest reserva-
tions, the elimination of non-timbered
areas, the administration of different
forest units, the protection of the
forests from fire and the increasing
of the number of rangers.
1t is generally understood that
Chief Forester Graves is in sympathy
with the policy of his predecessor,
Clifford Pinchot in the matter of con-
servation but that Mr.. Graves believes
in remaining strictly within the law.
Acting on this policy the chief for
ester has eliminated hundreds of
thousands of acres in New Mexico
from the forests and opened them up
to homesteaders.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-08-15
GOVERNOR MILLS
At CLOUDCROFT
Opens the First Annual Chau-
tauqua at That Famous
Resort.
MAJOR ORTIZ BROUGHT BACK
Territorial Engineer Leaves on
Two Weeks Trip of
Territory.

Governor Mills left last evening for
Cloudcroft, Otero county, where he
formally opened the Chautauqua to-
day. He expects to return tomorrow
evening.
Territorial Funds.
Territorial Treasurer NJ. A. Otero
today received the following remit
tances: From Otero county $498.41;
Lincoln $1,491.63; Torrance $1,O96.O1;
Union $1,261.63; Chaves $1,1S9.47.
Supreme Court.
The following cases were submitted
to the territorial supreme court to-
day:
No. 1850, Eagle Mining and I'M
provement Company, plaintiff in error
VS.. R. E. Lund, defendant in error.
No. 1887, P. H. Goes1ing ct al, ap-
pellees, VS.. Gross, Kelley & Co., ap-
pellants.
Territorial Engineer on Trip.
Territorial Engineer Vernon L. Sui,
livan has left on a two weeks trip
of the territory. From here he went
to Carrizozo on good roads and water
matters. From Carrizozo he will go
to San Juan county to examine care
fully into the irrigation situation up
there and from there will go to the
southeastern corner of the Territory
on irrigation and road matters at
Carlsbad, Eddy county.
Captain Fornoff Returns.
Captain Fred Fornoff returned on
Saturday evening from Los Angeles,
California, with Nabor Ortiz, who is
wanted in Torrance county for obtain
ing money under false pretenses.
A. L. LaWshee Appointed Indian Agent
Thir Assistant Postmaster General
A. L. Lawshee who spent the past
year at Dripping Springs, Dona Ana
county, with his family, for his health,
has accepted the position of agent at
the Kemas Canon agency of the Ma
vajo reservation in Arizona. He will
have under him IS civil service en-
plOyes. Mr.. Lawshe will retain his
New Mexico citizenship.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-08-15
SUNDAY GAMBLING
CAUSES MURDER
Three Sons of Well To-Do
Kentucky Farmers Are
the Victims.
CRAP GAME ENDS IN FIGHT
Posses Are In Pursuit of Men
Accused of Bloody
Crime.

Brandenburg, KY, Aug. 15.-Chas
Gear was shot to death, Joseph Thorn
as fatally injured, and Preston Gear
crawled into the woods, presumably
dying from gunshot wounds, as the
result of fight over a crap game at
Big Springs, KY, yesterday. James
Tate and Joseph Ammon charged
with the crime, are being pursued
by posses. The three victims are
sons of well known farmers. Preston
Gear was not found though trail of
blood left by him was followed some
distance.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-08-15
IlI2 DEAD
AND MISSING
Heavy Toll of Life Demanded
by Recent Floods in
Japan
1900 HOUSES WASHED AWAY
Thousands Homeless and Depen-
dent on Public
Relief.

Toxic, Aug. 15.-The casualties
from the great floods, which last week
inundated many districts in Japan
and submerged two of the principal
wards in Toxic, were given out today
after an official investigation, as
Lip dead and missing. Three thou
sand nine hundred and fifty-three
houses were washed away, in addi-
ton to thousands which are under
water but resisted the strain. Thou
sands of persons are homeless and de-
pendent upon public relief.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-08-15
COLUMBUS, OHIO, IN
STATE OF SIEGE.
Thousand Soldiers of National Guard
to Be Sent There Tonight to
Prevent Riotng.

Columbus, O., Aug. 15.-P"epara-
tions are being made to send 1000
soldiers to this city tonight, follow
ing an order of Governor Harmon at
noon calling out the troops. This ac-
tion was taken because of the increas-
ed rioting in the strike of the street
railway employees here. The governor
acted on the advice Of Adjutant Cen
eral Weibrich. How long the troops
will stay this time is not known, but
it is known that the military author
tiles have taken the stand that rioting
must be stopped at any cost.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-08-15
SEVERAL KILLED AND MANY
INJURED AT MASSENA.
Portion of Dam of Big Power Canal
of the Niagara River Collapses
Without Warning.

Watertown, n. Y, Aug. 15.-Sever-
al Italian laborers were killed and a
large number injured by the collapse
today of portion of the dam at Mas
sena on the big Niagara canal.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-08-15
BIG GAINS MADE
BY EASTERN CITIES.
Bridgeport is Now in 100000 Class
Niagara Falls INCREASED 56.5 Per
Cent in Past Decade.

Hartford, Conn, has population of
9S,915, according to census figures an
nounced today. This is an increase
of 1906 or 239 per cent over 1900.
The population of Bridgeport, Conn,
is 102054, an increase of 31,05S, or
43.7 per cent.
The population Of Niagara Falls,
N. Y, is 30,445, an increase of 1O,9SS
or $50 per cent.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-08-15
DID GALLAGHER
HAVE AN ACCOMPLICE?
Mayor Gaynor is Rapidly Emerging
From the Danger Zone and is
Gaining Strength.

New York, Aug. 15.-Mayor Gay
nor's condition todaw showed that he
is rapidly emerging from the danger
zone He spent an excellent night,
gaining strength. The police are
working on the theory that Gallagher
had an accomplice. He denies it but
a man with a police record is under
suspicion.
Will Be Out in Two Weeks.
New York, Aug. ia bulletin Civ
en- out at 1:25 o'clock p. M, says that
the improvement in Gaynor's condi-
tion continues, and that the mayor
had comfortable morning. One of
the physicians attending the mayor
said that barring unforeseen and i'm
probable complications, Gaynor will
be able to leave the hospital two
weeks from today and by the middle
of next month would start for the
Adirondacks.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-08-15

Arrested for AssauIt-Camilo Lo-
pez was arrested at Albuquerque on
the charge of assaulting Cornelio
Klein and held in $1,000 bail for the
grand jury. Jealousy is said to be at
the bottom of the affair.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-08-15

Newspaperman Steps out-James
S. Kirby, for two years city editor OF
the Roswell Register-Tribune, has re-
signed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-08-15
RAIN PRODOcEB
BY DYNAMITE
Hung on High Limbs of
Trees and Exploded by
Forest Fires
FIRST FALL IN TWO MONTHS
Downpour Was Heavy and
Saved Wallace, Idaho, From
the Flames.

Spokane, Wash, Aug. 15.-At Wal
lace, Idaho, hundreds of pounds Of
dynamite hung to limbs Of trees on
nigh points surrounding the city and
exploded yesterday, had the desired eff
feet Of producing rain and helping to
check forest fires. At midnight the
rain began falling for the first time
in two months and a heavy down
pour brought relief TO the threatened
town.
Fires Still a Serious Menace.
Portland, Ore, Aug. 15.-Until gen
eral rains come to break the long dry
deriod, it is evident that the forest
fires now raging in q score Of dis
tricts ali over the Pacific northwest
will remain a serious menace. The
loss at present can be counted only by
the millions, but how many millions
can scarcely be guessed. The fore
caster gives no hope for rain.
More Troops Demanded.
Washington, Aug. 15.-The fury Of
Lne lOIeSL HItS III uue GldSleI NdtlOu-
al Park in Montana, has not abated
according to adyices received here by
the interior department, Major Will
lam r. Logan, supervisor of the New
park, in a telegram today, made an
other appeal for troops. 1t is assum-
ed however that the dispatch was
sent before Major Logan received
word that the soldiers were en- route
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-08-18

Gegcn Ser36gernng Der Grtcilnns bon 0anos
patentem
patenten

Cine Gonferen5 fono fiirsIih in
Suron itutt, auf tpelber geaen 0en
gefebl 0es Erdlioenten Saft un6 oes
9tiniiters oes Snnern goainaer, mo-.
Inaf geiDiiie 21noereien IN gerfins
luo SarOing goiultD in Oieiern Staate
fiir Seinitdtter- -@introgunaen entso.
gen tDer0en ioaen, prote1tirt fuuroe.
9ieie 2aitoitribe ipuroen Der ge-
.lieolung eitt3ogen, NEIL tie ange6lih
9raitnfobIer (9igniD entbaIten, mel
DE 8otiohe aber crit our6 gobrungen
.feltgeltellt iUeroen muB. gluh III
ytorO-8ofotd fpuroen iol6e 2an0itri-
DIE Der geiieolung pl0bIi6 ert5oaen.
Cine groBe glit5ubl SeimItdttler limo
ourd Oieie1 8efebl oes Br1ii0enten in
eine reht idlimme Gage periebt nor.
Oen. 8te 2anooffice tirrtmt natiirlih
feline ShluBproofs mebr an uno er.
teilt 0aber feline gelittiteI an Die
9einltattler, bis tie peitere 9luftr1qe
BON Aoibington erbdlt. gluh Deroen
feine neuen @intrngulgen 5ugelalien.
Snfolge Der 8rodenbeit lln0 Der Ipdr.
liden @rnte poren DieIe SeinitattIer
bereit, oen iogennrlten ,,gontnltta-
tions-Broof4 81 MAIDEN, nm id)neQer
Den 8eiiBtitel ollf ibr 2onO ali erbaI.
ten aber olle oieie 8eiude iiro nm
5ltriidgelegt Doroen, bis Oie glngeIe.
.genbeit enogiiltig erleoigt lit. Ntitt-
leriueile iiseu nun Die Sein1itdttler Oa
.uno luurten iebniiidtig Der fonlnen-
Den 8inge.
Die 5olge Der fritiihen Gage, in
.iuelher lif oieie SeintItdttler 6efin-
Den, NOR Die Gonferen3 in Suron,
.mel6er 0ouberneur geiien un0 0ie
.8unoesienatoren Graiufor0 ltno @an1-
'bIe, ioipie @ouberneur gurfe bon
gtoro- 8afota, unO Die Serren 2oaan
SerrD bon 2enn1on q. o, un0 9.
rs. gtorton bon Settinger, q. q, BEL
.mobnten. DDS Geiultat mar, 0aB an
'oen Rraiioenten mo Ben Sefret1r
IN 8oI9mgton cine i3u-
'idrift NIT glngabe Der 8riinoe fir
'etue GrudBigung ODER grIei6terunq
Der 9fegeln betreffs oes 2an0ert3ie.
'bungsbefebls abgeid)idt muroe.
@s beiBt inter glnoernl in Der 3u-
|I6rift:
Die Gage Der SeinitdttIer iii 0en
betroffenen 2anoltrihen lit pom
Stanoplnft 0ieier 2eute cine fritilde.
Yebrere bunoert @eiude Inn S6IuB.
proofs liegen infoIge Ser Sr0re auf
oen 2anoofficen rtn0 f6nnen nidlt erIe-
IOigt merOen; ou6 ole gnltrogungen
Iauf SeilnItdtten iino eingeitellt NOR.
ben bis enogiiltige SSnitructionen ans
8nibington eintreffet.
g9ir erlnuben ms, auf 8run6 ser
GongreBgeiebe, folgenoe gori6Idge
Ilul0 @mpfeblln9en 81 MAIDEN:
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-08-18
Runoidau.
Sn[anb.

SnlanO.
SSlt geetp 9orf Oauert Der Streif
8miiden Den ltnionarbeitern Der alei-
oerinouItrie uno Den glrbeitgebern,
melbe einen .offenen Chop" DerloN-
gen nod an. $4,000 8erionen iiro
in oen Streif ge8ogen. Die glrbeitge-
ber baben ii6 MN an oas Snpreme-
aeri6t Inn einen @inbalts6efebl ge-
malot. sic bitten oas @eridt, ben
Streif fir geieBlpiorie 81 erfl6ren ouf
oen @rlmo BIN, ooB Die glr6eiter cine
mgeieslihe 8ereinigung 5ltr 8efdm-
pfllng Der yoffenen 8erfitdtten4 bill
oen. Die glntrneiteler proou5iren
nod ibrer @ingabe so Bro5ent Der
&leioer, ole in Den @ereinigten Staa-
ten aneefertigt peroen, lmo baben in
ibren @eI6dften bon $50,000,000
bis $60.000,000 angelegt.
9ie s[0pofaten Der 5abrifonten
iagen: .@egen bes angelegten 9api-
tnIs luo Der groBen 8obl Der betei-
ligten Berionen itno Die 5rdgerl. Inn
Die es iih BEL oieiem Streite banoelt,
ole midtigiten, ole ieuoIs bel einenl
Streif auftoilhten. Die 6a6rifonten
iino in groBer 9lngIt imo folls Der
ginbaltsbefebl nidlt balo erloiicn
miro, Deroen oie Streifer bolO 0ns
alei0ermadergeiddft 10 gut ipie fon-
troairen.~
Die Gehtsberater Ser @eruerf-
idoftsfiibrer fii6ren nber gegen grlaB
ocs @inbaltsbefebls oen @rlmo ms
6elo, Dab oaourh tati1dIid) oie Sc
|werfihaften IN oieiem Staate peruid-
tet piiroen. Sic erflGrell, 0aB 0ie
Streifer nitr BON ibrem Redte @e-
brauh mahen, tuenl iie lih tpeigern,
INIT gtiftgemerfi6aftlern 5uiammen
|5u arbeiten. uf0 5uglein 6urch frieO-
|[ide WiitteI Die gaidteetperfibaftIer
|oaou 81 betpegen iiiAen. iih ibnen OIL.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-08-18

Diomaiiten uno ionItige SuipeIen,
'Spiben iino StidereieiL gel5e ltn0
5eOern garfiimerien 3iaarren mo
8nbnf Die erite Stelle Elm. g1dd Oieien
Irtifeln faHlen @eine un0 Ionitige
geiitige @etrGiife, uno glutomo6ile.
5eines 9or5eaan WiriifinItrumente
lmo 5piel5eitg. Srbioeen lno gal-
men famen nddit auf Die 2iIte.
sSn ein3elnen iteIlt iid) Der 8ert Der
eitgefiibrten g8aaren auf AS D1iqios
men Dollars oil 9iomonten, 46 Weil-
Iionen fonrHen altf Spiben urt0 Stife-
reien, 81 Miaionen nuf 9abof iuto
3igarren, % Ntillionen olf geiitige
@etrdttfe.
Der 8ert Der oieies SSobr einge.
fiibrten aunitgeeenitdnoe bel1uft ii9
.ouf II Meillionen Dollars, i'm Sabre
1907 fparen es 6 Weiaioner1, uno 1900
mir 21a Mfilioneu getpeien. llrin6e
oes 9lufIbpungs IN Der ginfubr BON
Gunitin6en lit Die g[bihaffllng Oes
Soils fir ioI9e, Oie iiber 20 Sabre
alt fino.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-08-18

ino cine groBe 01enge 9lItaIiiaI5e fir
oieie (8ung) 3Dede perbrallht Der-
ben.
8ie Sanopirte IN 8eutihlonO ball
ten alif lie blrnoert gldern tilltioirten
2onoes rs Bro5eiit mebr finonieb
als mir bier IN glmerifa; 40 8ro5ent
mebr Bferoe; 70 Bro5ent mebr
S6neine luo 80 8ro5ent nebr S6a.
lie ooer 3iegen. 3as gieiultat Oieier
nit 8ieb pobl periebenen 5ormen lit
getpinnbringenO uno forOert Die
5ru6tbarfeit.
Beid1ftsmetbuOen nno mu6ernC lanS.
iuirtidaftlidDr Sheen n6tig.
Die g[nlpenoung aefuobnIider @e.
ibdftsmetbooen illlo mooerner lano.
mirtidaftliber SSoeen iit notpenOig,
ipenn mir ni6t I'M Wtittelmeiten ge-
raoe 10 oerloiiene 5ormen baben iol-
len, iDie iebt IN gteu gnglnno. S5il
oen sSobren 1890 bis 1900 mar cine
gIbnabme bon So 9Sro5ent IN cultipir-
tenn SSarmlano in Seem @nglnno 5it
uer5ei6nen. SSn ben gtelt England
Staaten NOR eile IbnnBne bon nabes
3l 10 8ro3erlt Der l1noIi9en 8epol.
ferimg umo cine 3mabme Don 40
8ro5ent Der itdotiihen 8enolferung.
S6Iinuner aber lit, ooB Der Stnat
.Sbio 3. 9. cine glbnobme Der 2an0-
beo0lferlng Inn 5 &ro5ert iuto cine
3lnobme ron 80 3ro3ent Der ltaoti-
ihen 8ep0lferlng oufipies.. 8enn IN
oieier 8e5iebnng nidts getan miro,
mirn ii6 bieie geribiebung Der 8e.
p6lferllng iiber ben 8eiten bis an ote
5eliengebirge altsOebnen.
Sine pi6tigc @eifGftsfrasc.
Der amerifaniide Gurner itebt
por einer tpidtigell @eiddftsfrage
elmer 5rage, our6 mel1e ein gutter
8eil oes iiberibiiiiigen @elOes i'm
'9onoe CUTE glumenolmg finoen Mir
|oe. Ole rationale SnouItrie lit be-
rehtiqt sur gtufinerfiarnfeit ieitens
Der finar5iellen SSlttereiien, inie altdI
Ser 8eibilfe Der Gegierrna penn mir
|0as 8oIf nit Robrlmgsmitteln 5il an
|ne6mbaren greiien neriorgen mollen
Iun0 suglei9 Die Sanoelsbilall5 81 IN.
ieren @lmIten gegen frenoe gtatio-
men erbalten tpolen. 9eioes nlllB
6urd, @eihGftsmetbo0en berbeige.
fiibrt meroen mo ni6t 0aourd, 0aB
Scr GongreB 3rpeibrittel ieiner 3eit
oanit peribmenoet ein @iieubabnge.
ieb 8u beipre6en imo an5unebmen
0as feiilen materieaen gtllten fir oas
2ano bat, mto MIR einen Gag iibria
bat fir Die 9eratr1g Der boben Soften
oes 9ebensiulterbalts.
Ger 9eriht eineS nit Der Inter.
Iiuhung Oariiber betrniiten @omitees
mar cine 8erteioigllng elmer polite
Ii6en 8artei uno bate feline @ihtigi
Ifeit fiir Die groBe @fniie oes 8olfes
lmeld1e oie boben 8reiie fiir oie 9tab-
lrlnlgsmittel be8ablen nlitB. Der 8e.
lridt gibt au6 feline Snformotion ooel
l9luffIGrlng sur @ermebrllng oei
5crmprooufte, ipel6e oie notigen sc.
lbeHSmittel liefern.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-08-18
Scr Sorllrer
llna bic aOitcn fir eebensmittcl

IS lit III ben Iesten 0lonoten II. ".
aud, oen gobngeieaidaften oorgepor-
fen moroell baB Iie 5un1 groBen 8eile
all Ser groBet 8erteueritng Der Se-
bensnittelpreiie Die Shulo trogen.
Sdon Ser o1> 2oteiner iagt: 0tan
bore oll6 oei, lnoertt Seil. glns Die.
fem @rrnoe bringeu mir beitte einen
glrtifel aus Der Seoer BON y. IS.
goafum. 2ebtrer lit Der 8orltser
6es @recutiocpnlitees Der 6risco.
8obn uno ibrer 3peiglinien 0ieier
glrtifel iolte beionOers bon lnuern
Sarmer1 genou itltOirt Deroen unb es
mare iebr piini6ensnert, folls ii1 er-
fabrene tii6tige 5armer aus mieren
2eierfreiie Der 0tiibe unter5ieben mol.
ten, au6 ibre Seite ponl praftnhelt
GtanOpunft aus 5l belell6ten.
Die Shriftleitrng
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-08-18

golitif made mO aus Ser 6isberigen
oemiitigenoen Roae oes ofraitfen
Dtannes" beroustonlne.
Die groBartigen patriotii1en 2eier.
lihfeiten ouf oen S6lahtfeIbern pon
@lioB-2otbringen, melhe Dem @e-
oeitfen Der Dor 40 SSobren erfo6tenen
.eriten Siege i'm oeltti6- 6-fran30lii6en
9riege galteu, iteben nod irumer Inn
8oroer9rrlloe ser 0ffentli6en @r-
6rterung. Die y9oroOeltibe 9lage-
|meine 3eihrng", oas 9fegierungsor-
gan, gibt in einem offi5i0ien 9lrtifel
Die groBte 8efrieoigung fltno ltno
|meilt namentlicb auf oas na9ab-
|mtngslpiir0ige 8eiipieI oes fatboli.
|iben lmo oes eoongelii6en @eiltlihen
BIN. 8eioe. fiibrt Die agtoroOeiiti6e
|9lQgemeine" aus, Ieien altelidiier uno
beioe bGtten IN Der freinioli6iten glrt
Der 8ergnngenbeit ge0ndlt. 3ugleih
bdtten iie aiif oas i1Grfite betont, oaB
Heid uno 8olf geeint ieien uno oieie
@inigfeit imontaitbar lei. Wiit beicn-
oerer @enligtittng miro fonitatirt, baB
Die @eteiIigung Der olt-elidiiii6en
4reiie ON oen @eoenffeiern eine
iiber ieoes @rparten groBe getpeien
iei.
9as SberIanosgerid)t in &arIs-
ru6e bat oas @eilth nm @ie0erauf-
|nabme oes @erfabrens i'm Sale oes
Iebemaligen @oibingtoner He6tsOo.
5enten 9arI Sou, ipelher tpegen gr-
Imoroung ieiner Shipiegernutter,
SSrou @tolitor, 5itnr CODE periirteilt
|uno oorauf 81 IebensIdfalidem 8udt-
bans begno0igt ipnr0e, nuninebr en0-
|giltig obgelebnt.
9(nldBlidl oes so. @eburtstoges oes
Goiiers SSron8 Soiepb bon . It er-
reid, melher olf oen Is. 9lugifit
f1nt, miro, fpie bon iorit gittiutterrid)-
teter Seite perlautet, Cine lnnFaIIenoe
|9lmneitie oorbereitet Sic miro ma
|mentIif iolden @erioneu 5ugute font
|men, iDelhe negen politilher imo
Grouungsnergeben iopie tpegen @e-
leiOiguugen beitrnft moroen iiriO. Die
9efumtnohltng Oes einlhIdgigen @r.
lniies lit Wfitte Der nGhlten @obe 81
Iertudrten.
Silrhtbore llnpetter boben IN Der
StaSt 3iirid5 Gin Ser Shmei5) uuo ser
ln1dlten llnt9ebimg geipiitet. ginee.
leitet fpnr0en tie 0urh ein grObeben,
lpelhes lniter Der @eb0lferltng gro.
| Ben Sdlreden perbreitete. lleber oen
ltmfane oes 6ha0eHs I1Bt iih nod
Iniebts @enares ermitteln. @eun alid
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