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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-07-14
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9aiie fidl aeiner, Der es errnoglider
lfann, 6ieien ieltenen @enuB entgeben
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@in0rihhngen Ser @ereinigtenStao
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-07-14
Scr SGltldJamerifaner
SruBgriang

gtohitebenoes 2ieo, peI6es ben
Sd,riftleiter oes rGeutid5er SerolbA
gum 8erfaiier bat, miro IN Der 1000
8erIouen foiienoen "9lf Sar- Ben
Sane aeIegentli1 oes WioIieutomner-
fes bei1n groben S6ngerfeit in Snaba
Ciebe q. SteIle B. BID geiungen iper-
Den.
griioer BON Der 6eltti6en groe
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9enn, mas jung erbielt uns gllten,
Ssit Den Rinoern niih @etDifitt.
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@as begeiItert Sd)iller iung,
@as Elm gismard sob er8iDltngett,
Stets bebolt's ben aIten Slang
Gs eittquoa oen 9eiinotflltren
9euti6en gIutes 3aliberiaft,
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gSag 0ie oelltihe SeeIe ihafft.
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glber feinen oeutIhen Wtonil,
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9eiltIde DeGuner iino Bethlehem
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Stols uno iebnig bon @eitalt,
31he @idben fiftD @ermmaelt
sSSn Dem groBen 8olfertDalo.
Sans 8einltb.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-07-14


Der 0eutihe .Sfaiier bat feline ge,
|fuobrte SSalff:: l,Gt9: slgrHeebh .rtg8tl
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Der iinrnitteIbaren 9t1be @efin0Iider
forIiiIid) nntin1bte. Ger SberIt b. b
8orh. iDelder 0idf bel 0er Gheibg
lgeitun0en. tpuroe auerIt nieoergeluor-
1 FEN ,ino erIitt aaBerit lfpere 8erIe.
snnge1, bic iidl DabrIhemlif aLs
It0tlid] ertpeilen iuer0en. sSerner
Inltroen 5iDei gisefeL0iutlbeI un6 Ia
9aonn Oes Regimellts 0eiiDun0ef.
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Ilten Wonot ailf ShEoB gsiIbeEm8,
b0be meiIt. miro IN 2olfeI am Is. nuf
H. &ugilTt GROCER @eteranen,
loppeII ftattfisl0eit lleber 5000
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-07-14

nerIangt, an Der giaie berunl5nfiibren.
Iuno oriiigeno nottpenoige ReforrHen
gei10e golt ON Der Naia beriun5ufiib.
rem.
llno 10 mag Damn oer politiide
9fumnel in eiiigen Wohen Dieoer
loseeben.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-07-14
aene Ssimat.

Bonn oeutihen Serb i'm 8oterbails,
gSeit iiber blnue @ogen
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9llrh SonnertIiht lmoShrneebraus
0as oeutidle Sieo ge5ogen.
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llno our1 0es gSeltens 8eiten;
lln0 iie9reid fliligts BON 2olt0 ali
QailO
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go ipeit Gollinbins SinlnieI blalit
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Gin .9eimotredt errlngen.
Bonn Eagiperf rubt 0es @eiteng 5obn
llno Wfeer lt10 Qaiioe Ioulhen;
Rottnnnen ipeb'n Oh goI0'ncfn Mobn,
llnO Driiber bin. pie @Iodenfon,
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8riht's auf pie ilrnee 8liiten,
g8ie cine iieue &eiinat bebr
- oentldbes Qieb am Stillen M1eer,
0s0g' Soft Old TINS bebiiteu |
40nroo giies,
Can Grnl1ciseo. Gal.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-07-14
ScItIicS Oes gaeifir SanserbanOes.

$50 oos oelitihe 2ieo erfIingt,
GeutIde 8er3en tpobneit
Ob mars in Der SeiInat Iifgt,
Ob IN frelnOen 3onen.
0eutfher Gnng b6It Oeiitlde Art
Set unt0 treli 5liiarnmen
gr ertfoht, er offenbqrt
Deutfben @eiItes 5Ialnmen.
Sier dln Fernen Reeresftrano
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5trobIt I'M Ser5en ipieoer.
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Gone III Die @eite
Gsem. Der ans Der &eitn1t 8iebf,
9Ieib' fem beit' @eIeite
@eore Meber. W1iIiDoufee.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-07-14

'oeH A5lmldle, eTitlge hergniIgte 8um4
meltage mIit5unaden. 9enl mn
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tion re6t erfiillt lDeroen.
8ern ieoer sSournaIiIt 0ie redtC
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.mitbringt uno eiren Deitihaieu0er
Slid, Damn miro nu6 Der Blon elmer
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SpmrnaliitenprgaHiiatiun niioeItens
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men gelenft fper0eu.
gtiir, Der Inn Die 0elltid)e SahC
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AbenD.
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oeiitiden Sdngerfeites preisgetrontl
@eOihte, Die nun fiir Ni6nnergeiane
IN Ntuiif geiest iueroen iolen GIat
finoen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-07-14

Sbiqes III oie 9lotfornl, tDie iie
|pon oen 8ertretern Der oenlofrntilder
Hnrtei IN HeofieIo erIaiIen ipuroe.
Weionoeres SsatereiIe Iegte gr-S5ena.
tor Eettieretp on Der RIntform al Den
Gag lnio biele ieiner BorihIoge iDlr-
ben beadtet.
6erner ION 5railf Bettigretp fix
|0ie benofrotiide Bortei oilf ben
|Stunp geben. nm etlpa 80 Meoen IN
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La Junta tribune., 1910-05-28
c.,''orni. summer Session.

The bulletin OF the summer session
at the University OF California has
Just appeared from the press and will
be sent TO any address upon applica.
ton TO the recorder OF the faculties,
Berkeley, Calf |, is planned BY
the authorities TO make this session
the most interesting and profitable
ever held at Berkeley. The scope OF
the work has been widened and
many new courses are offered this
year Admission Is granted without
examination to all persons who give
evidence OF sufficient maturity To
profit by the exercises OF the ses.
sion. The tuition. regardless OF the
number of courses taken. Is Sl5. This
fee entities the student 10 the full
privileges Of the University Library
and also to medical advice and hos
pital care without extra charge in
case of Illness.
While large proportion OF the
courses OF the coming session viii be
concerned Immediately with the meth
Cd and content OF the subjects taught
In secondary and grammar schools. a
wide range OF opportunity is offered
TO teachers for study along other
lines than the daily routine of the
school room. The courses that are
offered in music. manual training. art
nature study and physical education
this year should be unusually attrac'
tive to teachers. Many evening lee
lures and excursions are also planned
which should be OF almost equal edu'
cational value to the regular courses
Enquiries for Information should be
addressed to The dean OF the summer
session. Professor c. II. Rieber. Ber'
i,ley, Calf
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-28
supsrsti.ions Of RaiIrosd Men.

Not long ago the engineer Of a
train running out OF Chicago walked
into headquarters and asked Tor a
layon OF three months, At first h.
would give no reason for his request
but finally admitted that he was
afraid OF killing someone on his run
He was breaking down. and instead
OF racing with imaginary horses, h
was running over ina sinary persons
He is one OF the few engineerS 70 I'd.
nit his nervousness. but his admis
sion was his Aviation. He got res
for three months and then went back
TO the cab with his old nerve restor
ed completely.
But 1t is not only the eugineer
that is superstitious. Trainmen IL
general, II We are TO believe those
who ought TO know. have not los,
their pet ideas, Particularly Is this
true of the oldtime brakemen who
consider 1t bad omen TO have a
woman the first passenger 10 boar
train just starting on Its run. Il
Is bad luck, In a brakes opinion. %
allow a hunchback or cripple to b.
the first TO enter train. and h.
viii delay these persons with In,
quiries about ticket destination II
the hope that some sound" man viii
be the first to ascend the steps 10
the train. A one-armed man on a
train Is viewed as an omen OF acc
dent.
Engineers consider II bad luck 10
count the number of cars In = train
while rounding curve. A careles
fireman sometimes allows the enxine
bell to toll. This is supposed to carr
warning to the engineer that SON
member OF his family will soon d.
II the headlight OF an engine Goes
out as the engine is leaving tn
round house warning of death Is
seen In the coming trip.
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-28
Bert o. s~or q Clever Athlete.

Eastern trapshooters have lately
been very much Interested In a com
petition for what is known as the
Bert o. Swor challenge trophy. This
is solid silver flagon. two and one
half feet high, octagonal In shape
and decorated with guns and with the
figure OF retriever at It's base. I,
WAS offered for open competition 10
American gunners by Bert o. Swor
the clever partner OF Frank Woods.
In The Red MIL" the Blossom
Herbert musical comedy to be seen
at the La Junta Theater ON Decora.
ton Day. May 3oth.
The cup vas lifted in Philadelphia la
by William Ford. who captured 1t
after an exciting contest, breaking
81 out of 100 targets and then smash
Ing ~ out OF 80 twice In shoot-off
with other marksmen who had tied
him. Swor is himself one OF the
best shots In the country.
swor. besides being a clever and
successful comedian. is one OF the
best all-around athletes In America.
Cunning is not the only sport In
which he excells. Only two years
ago James ]. Corbett said II Swor
turned his attention to the ring II
would not take him long to win the
title OF middleweight champion. Cor
bett has many times felt the weight
OF Swor's blows In sparring matches.
As a rider he Is expert. and at his
place at Port Washington. Long Is.
land. he is known In the steeplechas.
Ing set As fearless cross country en-.
thusiast. He Is also an arden, auto
mobilist and not only drives but re-
pairs his own car. thus being indie.
pendent Of the genus chauffeur. As
for baseball swor is the captain and
catcher OF The Red Mili' nine.
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-28
TRUTH TRIUMPhS
Ia Juasa Citissas rsstify for the
Pebble Deas6t,

A truthful stassmeat Of q Ia Jup,a
cisis~a. gisea W bis oSa words, should
convince The most skepticai about the
merits II lbuas's kMary l'ilis. II voc
suarr froa bsrkache. assvousu~~s, sleep
D-~e~s, urinary disord~n or any for,u
this:
Mn. J. ". Browu. All W. S.eouA
Strst. II Justa. Colo. says. Il hsI
Q very paislul hork and after si,tiua
6own U was diehcuii for n,~ TO sriss.
] Attributed ~ trvuhse 10 disor,!~ rrl
ktdneya. - tAssv Wese many sysnp,ou,0
that sAoNed that thess orssns ~~r. a
fault. Ths kidsey s-csvsions werv very
irregular b paasaSe aad whenever I
tsok cs',d u srtsled oa my kidney. and
nexsavate1 ~ sui7~rin.. Abou, tea
yeen sso Iessned II Dpan's kidn.y
PILLS and st that time th~y broush, the
1ssarvd relief. Ninc~ sh~a when my kid.
eeys hare brcom~ disor,i~ rv,i, sf,r, Il
have ~auSAt eold or ovsrwoskrsi, 1 have
psurus~d l>uam's kidssy Pills al the ~
yaete Drug TO. and they have nryre
fAllsa 10 eive ~ svlief."
For aals by eli dealer. PrIc. 70
eeotA Ieslsf- Ailbatu 60. Bui5ajo
Nsw Iesas ssas asssss fos the unit1
6sasns.s ~ sA.e--poss's-s,i
aa1s - seAss.
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-28
sooss'ns Job Made Permanent.

Encouraged by the enthusiasm and
general spiri, of boost that prevailed
at the general meeting Of the cham.
bcr OF commerce on Monday evening.
the board Of directors held = meeting
at their office Wednesday afternoon
and voted to employ = commercial
secretary to give his whole time Ia
chamber Of commerce work Tor this
remainder OF the year. The position
was offered 10 J. W. bowman. who
accepted. and he was instructed Ia
look up . suitable location for the
office and report At the next meet
Ing Of tho board. l.. Il. feniason re'
signed ~ secretary. and J. w. bow
man was elected 10 take ht place.
Il was also recommended that the
sccsetary's Office maintain = frce
employment agency for the benefit oi
the farmers and o,hcrs needing hslp
aad 10 sasist those seeking employ.
meat, aaA the secretary wss instruct.
- 70 look Into The matter and make
tAs asesssasy asraasensnts. .--Nocky
voed Enterprise.
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-28
csl.brs.ed M.rssmen Coming.

Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Topperwein,
OF San Antonio, Texas, the celebrated
marksmen. will give an exhibition Of
expert and fancy shooting at the
tournament of the La Junta Gun Club
which Will take place on the grounds
OF the club near the city pumping
station on weine sday. June LIST. This
exhibition VIII be revelation to all
OF the wonderful possibilities OF mod
ern arms and ammunition In the
hands Of experts Mr.. Topperwein is
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-28
Weds After Dare-Then Divorce.

A special dispatch from Omaha 10
the Denver News las, Wednesday
says
In the district court Tuesday Mrs.
Ruby Bryant filed suit for divorce
from James Bryant. who lives q, La
Jun,a. Colo, and TO whom she Was
married there In November. 1907.
Mrs. Bryant says she was on her
way TO Trinidad and m the train WAS
passing through Nebraska Bryant
came into the car and sat in the
seat beside her. Soon he commenced
to flxtter and "eaJolc" her. finally
daring her to marry him. She would
not take \ dare and when they
reached la Jun,a. they icf, the train.
wen, TO the home Of = clergyman
there. after an Acquaintance Of ten
hours. and the ceremony Was per.
formed.
They lived together some months
and then. she says. Bryant thrcstcn.
ed her life. producing = bottle Of acid
and = knife and telling her he would
use both. She lcft him and returned
to Omaha. where she has since rc-
sided.
Mrs. Bryant says her husband II Q
rancher and very wealthy.
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-28

Greatest Living Fancy and Flying
Target Shot
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-28


Target Shot
the acknowledged dean OF fancy and
trick shots. his many feats being OF
a highly sensational character. Mrs.
Topperwein is without a peer among
women in this line OF work. Ladies
are especially urged to come and
witness her astonishing skill with
shotgun. rifle aud pistol. The e1-
hibitlon Is free.
During ten days In December. 1907.
Mr.. Topperwein shot at 1880 two
and one-quarter inch wooden blocks,
scoring 72.4si-nine misses in all.
He lost only four out OF the first
10000. He made straight runs OF
1850. 1859. 1922. 1879 and TO-.
1888. He used two Winchester auto
matte rifles and cartridges. loading
the rifles himself This Is the most
remarkable performance with a
rifle on record aud is likely TO stand
for some time to come. as aside from
the almost incredible score the phys
ioal exertion Is something tremen-
dous.
Mrs. Adolph Topperwein. who shoots
to demonstrate the superior qualities
OF the American Powder Mills Dead
Shot" smokeless powder. is without
doubt. the premier lady shot OF the
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-28
District Msemsi inssisstA

The ElGhsh District Normal lssti
ta,c viii b. held at L. Jvnta this
year. beginning about June 18th. Tbs
INSTRUCTOR at this meeting arc Amons
the best In Colorado and are - fol-.
lows:
Superintendent J. II. Ail~n. oi
Grand Junctioa. conductor, Fooesta
rlansburg. Of Colorado Spehss; twu
members u the faculty Of our asrs'
cuitusai college. aa1 Mary Cassea. d
the Dsavss Dsblic schools. viii assIsa
h tAs work.
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-28
Called From Earth Away.

Composed by Alice F. Briggs
In the bright aud springtime morn
ing.
In the beautiful month OF May.
That our dear and aged mother
Was called from earth away.
Though the little home Is vacant
And her hands they toll no nAre.
The flowers still bloom In frarrlnce
And their visil keep around the
door.
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-28
Gard Of Thanks.

We wish TO express our SINGER
thanks TO our many kind friends TO
their Kindness and sympathy show
to us in our behalf OF the sorroS
and loss OF our dear mother.
MRS. ALICE BRIGGS,
MIR. JAMES CAGE.
La Junta tribune., 1910-05-28

Premier Lady Shot OF the World.
world. Although she took up shoot
Ing only about four years ago. she
has startled the shooting world and
t,r,ained many thousands of peo
pie by her great skul with rifle. shot
gun and pistol She is what might
properly be called natural born
shot" AS without seeming difficult,
shc masters any new form of shoot
Ing quickly and easily.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-11
HORSES
COMING HERE
THIS WINTER

A large number of handsome and
valuafie races horses, owned by Us.
K Billings will again winter in
Brunswick this year. While it has
not yet been announced just how
many of the horses will be brought
to the city. it is believed that thera
will be larger number tha were
kept here last winter.
Mr.. Billings and his expert horse
trainer, Pap Tanner, caae tG this
city last winter with their horses
merely as an experiment, and they
We're so we'll pleased with the city as
suitable place fer winter quarters
that they ann, unced that they would
return here at the end of the pres
ent racing season It is likely that
the horses will again be quartered at
the old Model Farm, a short dis
taace from the city.
One of the horses wnich wintered
here last year was INLAND, which
mas been establishing many new rte
ordS during the present seson. This
is one of the greatest horses of the
time and has smashed more than
one record recently on the track near
Cincinnati It is not llI -wn whether
OF not this valuable horse will again
De brought to Brunswick.
MI Tanner stated while in the
city last winter that if there was a
Suit& .e race track in Brunswick on
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-11
THE OFFICIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT
BY CLYDE LINE

AS announced in The News yester-
day, the Clyde line Will tnaugurate
its service to Brunswick on Septen.
Der 18. Copies cf the announcement
made Gy the company were received
in tht city yesterday. 1t is as fol
flows:
Announcement New York and
Brunswick service.
Effective with steamer from New
York. Thursday, September IS, and
from Brunswick Tuesday September
20th.
Semi-weellly freight and passen--
ger service will be inaugurated by
the Clyde Steamship Company, he
tween New York and Brunswick
with the following schedule Of sail
lngs:
Southbound steamers will leave
pier IS, North River, New York, for
Brunswick Mondays and Thursdays
at l p. m.
Northbound steamers will leave
Brunswick for New York Tuesdays
and Saturdays, early a. m.
Connections at Brunswick will be
made with the Atlanta, Birmingham
and Atlantic railroad Atlantic Coast
Line and the Southern railway.
With the establishment of this
Brunswick service, the Clyde line Of
fers daily sailings, except Sundays,
from New York to all points in the
south, southeast and southwest via
either the ports of Charleston, S. c.,
Brunwick, Ga, or Jacksonville, Fla.
Freight and passenger rates and
ether detailed information may be
obtained upon application to any
agent of the company
n. H. Raymond,
Vice President and GenT MGR.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-11
THE GRAND.
"Under Western Skies.
"Troubles of a FIirt."
"Jewish Types in Russia

Under Western Skies is the lat
est western picture play produced by
1ae famous Essanay company. over
200 cowboys take part in one of the
scenes, which is said to be the most
sensational ever produced in motion
pictures, this picture will prove the
one big western treat of the year
Troubles cf a Flirt is a picture
play produced by the American COM
pany of Pathe Freres and is a real
heart story, one that will pull hard
at your heart strings, one of the
best pictures of the season and a
picture that will be long rememt cred
Jewish Types in Russia" is a Pa
the picture we'll worth seeing; this
picture shows the many types of the
Jewish people in the different parts
of Russia.
The above program is one of the
best ever shown at the Grand and
will draw the usual crowded houses
on Monday.