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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-08
Erttk an 0pntruffu-eE.
mlfftoners Gfttce
Go III t!tcu &oantn, 4 BIO,

@iucirnatt, Ebte, /. Sepf. 1910.
gcrftegelte 4naeboie peroen eft
eegenaencnmeu In ber EHice bes Goarb Of
GoaHip GommIiiioHers bis 3 rel a g. ben 80.
SeptenlbeJ 1910, nm IL ubg 9lIitags, tac Die
uQGilebenne GpIutoeslrber:
GeHaB ben Spe5tftaiipnen go. es-Tllr eine
GouereiesBriI6e uno 4G'1uluHa an bet MOAB
BON Mdualiioiun big mi. 9ope. an her HeltoeH5
bon II. e. Simons, 4btiepGter LoDnfttp
Ite grbeit bat 5u gefteben IN neoersE'itm'
rturq mt ben 4IuueH Inb SpesiiliaioHeH,
iuelhe Jest in Der Cf'tee oes Roarb Df 9oaHtp
gommiiiioRers uno Gountes sstnoltors ali!teaen.
glue Ange5oie miiiicn au GorutaiGreH uuEse'
ferttet fein. fupte in ber Office bes gcaro Of
gounta Gomugtngoners 1u BADEN itHn,. nnb be-
Qleitet fem bon eiHem Roro in Der Sobe bon
fInf9unoert ($50000j 2oIars, nit 5lrei Guian
uno eenlgeHbeH 8iirgen, oaB Der gteier nea
4pufrQft etuqeben uuo be Erbeit austlbreH
ipirb, in Bale bcrieLbe ibm 8aerfaHn. mtr6.
Ste gounth GorIuiii!oners bebalteH ftn eaS
Medt bor. irgeuben cher ole Gneebete 81
berIperten
SIN auftrogs bes 8oarb Of oanIiIton gouTts
gcrrffioners.
5tarIeh gtrutle, sr6foent
Gtteft: Greo. Gret6s. Gierf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-08
sistiS fer 0pntrastsren.
Efftcs Ger eom mmtfftontrs
BON SGmtltou gountb,
IL . I sv f~snf Tg1A


Cincinnati, E5to, 1. Sept 1910.
gerlteselte Ga8eboIs per0tu ert'
eeA-tgenommea In Der Gflee pes Boarb OF
50uHfb @omHiiioHers bis 5rettug, pen go
SeYiefHber 1910, I'm II usr 4dttQas, tit ble
nq6lteben6e GpuntpP2rheii:
c5emdb ben Spe5ltfaiioneH SO. 1o9--5iir ote
8erbeHerIuq bon Haee atpenUe blrh Grid
iuup por Gulpert5 mn QeGen bon Gratnlruugss
HoGren Grten ~oiunfbip.
9ie gtrbe!I Jui ~ Get6ebet ta Eebereinftm'
urunq nit ben 4dRen unb gDe4ifiaiionen
tDel9e jest in Der Gffice oe5 Boar0 Of GouHtg
GontuHlioners uuilesen.
GlIe Ingehote ifutleu Guf S5oriautarer ausge.
ferttqt fem, lueide in oec Office Des Boaro of
Gouutn Gomn,ifioners 5u bdben iiue, un5 E =
9leitet fein bon etneu goHo TN Setraae bon
fnfbuaoert $500 O0) Zotare ntit 8luei glieu
nro Geniigenoeugirgcr ais Giherbeif oafiir bas
Der gister ben aontrafI eiHeebeR fpiro Sur Gils.
tAbrung oer arbelt, I'm Sale eerfeIbe ibm 6lis
eriQnHt futrb
Tie Gountn Gonimiffiouers be6nIien nd5 bas
Gecbt oor. IeenoeiHeS ober aIe aHgebote 81 per.
nerfen.
9n 9tuftrae bes Gcarb Of SamiIton Gonntp
Gpmu.iiiioners
stnnIsn GirufIe Brhiioent
atteft: Sreb. Greihs, GIeri.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-08
Gnttt fir 0rnfrattprsn.
mmiftt1nsrs Cfftes,
SumIi:c gountbs = 10.
GtEciun0ti, Sbip, Is. gluelit 70

] ! ~
SdnIi:cn Gpunfn, = b 10.
GirctnnGt |, Sbio, Is. gIueu't 1910.
gtrfisgeIte anasbcte peroen entse
sengenonlmen IN hsr GttIce hes goaIb OF 1DAilio'
Gomm,}ijOHer5 BIZ SreltQa. ben Io. @ega
temter 1910, I'm - nbs DNitags, filr bic nacb'
fiebcHbe gCuHipsarbett
6,emds ben Spe3'tfaiouen Ytc. 1o3-sSilr ctlle
GorcretesErilte iiber Indb Cree, nahe Cole
rain @tfe, an beT 0ioet Roan, tn GoleTatH
LoDribip.
zis grbeii bat su aefoebeu IN uebersintsm'
suna nit ben Q.oneH pao Gps5UitdttnHeH.
peldhe lest In ber Office bes goGr6 Of &cGHie
gpaIni''iorers auflegeU-
aQe alnaebot. ulLffeu nu' TornuIaren oEsae
teriilt fetn pelte in Der Sfftce bes godrh Of
Countb Gommii'ionera 81 tdber firlb, uno be-
aIeitet feir oor einem @pno In Der Sa7rle bon
flnfburbert (S50000D GnuuTs nl1t 3rpei glieii
unh eeuiigencen gilreeH als Si5erbett. bas
bcr gfeter ben soutrait eirpeten riro. 3Ir gus-
fltrunq ber sirbett. i'm Safe oerieIbe tim ausr'
tanut ptro.
lie gnurtn CorrriTionsrs bsbaIter 20 bas
Geft nor, irBerbetr oeer ale GHseboie 81
pernerfen.
SIN auftrnee bee @ocro Of Gouuta Commit.
Eoners bon SauttItou GoitTtn, Ebto.
Stanlen strubIe, IrdEsberJt
Etfeft: 8 b. Gretts, gIeFi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-08
TptiS an sputrnffursr-
pmrtfftouers Gfftce.
sans lion ouHfn. 4 btry

I { II n ] !, \ llQs J, SSJI. 1H3I.
gerltegeIte aueG1pts perbeI sni,
seaenaenunImer IN ber Et'lcs bes Boaro 81
GolutG GcMntiIIoners bls j IRE I 8, ben ~.
GeSteHber 1910, I'M II ubt ISIitags, lIr oIt
nutitebenbe GDuutns.lrbett:
G5eua6 ben Spe8iftiuttorcn SO. 1O7--,Silr e.
re Goncretessrli2e on &urRs Ho4o, Habe SioHe
g(iu Eoan, goIeraiu IopH'bip.
Gie glrheit buf All ae'6ebeH n Ushsreir'fnv
.Iura nit ben RIduen unb Spe5tf.;ntsorsr
peibe jeet in Der E1gce oes SoaIo ei spEnfS
commit ,oners aufIiegen.
elae Enaetote uaNen eu' 55crrruIarer ansas.
t,"riat fetn fueldbe In bsr If'tce oss Eoaro c'
Count GonluIiNicners su taber ftno. EH6 De-
p!ettet iein bon eiHem Ronb In Der summe hoa
finftuuoeri t$J0000) GolGre, NIT zlpe1 guler
uRo eesiieeuoer gIreen, bas her gteter ben
FoHtrutI eingebeH miro 5ur Sus'lbrnHa bst gr'
belt i'm fsQle SerieIbe tbrr 5ueyfanHt ptro.
Eie Gounto GommtNiousrs benolien nt bns
Fett .opr. treeubetH ooer cue anesboie 81
eep,Derfen.
SIN Suffrage bes Booro Der Gouutp Com
r1iiliouers bon SariltGu AcuHth, Gn1.
gtdulen Efrutie, 4rtitoeGt
G.teii: JIsb. GrttbS. eIerf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-08
gu ysrRaafert /: Ysr(4ieoeues.

gdeertt, erfaehenbe: Is alss. Ttsti per
g2ooe: btnie; rpeeen aSeeBns rGt Teu.id.
Iaue. SusfuHit IN ker 8o!teblati4Cffiee.
3ntt ante ahhe aacs sufraaen Gafieru
gee1lle une 9eefin s.oeTiue, &iaiusoo. lei.
9Gtl 227s5 sas
9'trb gSaaen aHb Ge6trr ugn gefarrnie
sGIfi.ersaas'taiiiing. Ir. 2sil 0ei Sft,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-08
gu nerfaufen /:

Gires Der beiten gefhdfte in einem
beutiden RsiIosu5s 9beiIe; uno llm'teis
sepIas fir btrihieben. S.rab.nbabns
9inisn; ale mooernen einrihiunssu
unb jeoe B.ousmlihieit; geoiueunsen
mdbis. Nah3ufrogen Siiopeitsede
plum nnb Gibertp ctr. 1t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-08
Sarntem III psrkdufen.

tu .arstlion GrEr:a sc ader. i0s3im'
uer Sdus Sab stt geHmmenisoaus.
cute Gtsueru.. stu4scyo sSGiter. .viro
$1,000 etrbrsreer IN bes oteSiabgiaeH
GIuie ssernsr t-I!arie ID eHf 8tube
S4ibs unh Grdf5f6citeu II. z. q g6oeT'
ltra. so. I2e @crtse!o SIaee. Cincinnati.
Ebsp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-08
aatbarinu Spelhmun,
pcb. Cpaetb,

gBittfre bon Syrtebyit Gpedman, i'm gllter oor
n SQereR. Gte geeroiBuus firoet fu.t an
@Gauilag, ben 10. Scptcmber, nm 5 ubr gtpr
neus BON ber g&pbRiug ibres Eblpieqertobues
Martin Il. groo5ed, Sr., go. 1925 Srano gtoe,
g2rtce Slu. aus, morGui nm lhr III ber 9i
@ouanentlras&tirche eth betllges gteouten nbae
buiteu tpIro, mo3u 8erlDdnhfe uno SSreunot
pbne lpeItere goti5 boilh'i ein8eIaocn itno.
50 Sir tranernocn Seinterbiiebeneu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-08
gu pertamtcn:

9as moberns 6oieI uno Cafe, eele.
gen on Der ets ppn ,Gprine Grop,
unb Witdtu Ixnue. inmitten be:
Jobri,piitritts unb eeeeniikr ben
5aupteingang gum Gbiter part
Rah3ufragen am plate. Ii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-08
AdnCtr au ptrkaufen.

Gltften ettsktG gl4aotta,s esifsaus. 2
etcbs hsst 3smmsy. II gnfr eatr g26bart &c y.
&c, +sxs9. 9aAssftasta 2S1 ssb.tisr s'sass
GIiiien Gtictfs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-08
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
bic besstmtths-
Wa6rlagfrin liees 3eila1Gs.

ehon in ber dIiefien Seii pat es eepiNs
Berfonen. bic burt bic S65sfans b6ber besnbf
fudten rHo es Heai ieiR 3ipeiieE Dor. bat
aud teilt8niaae uDh 9erfonen sriftiren. bic
hurt cine unbeiannte Strait I'm Gtmoe fiuo.
Stees 5n tbur uro soraassufaasn. tpas fir
snoere erftaunlt III uao bIeibi. ssir eeI6es
eoi Die aaiar biefe Gnme befoueers beaiiniipt,
beHn ile bat itr bic ieIiene Sa5e cerlieben. bns
esbsn ibrcr mitaeHften mie etn auisefHIaae.
rss @nt geRnu su tefer. @eraett niti bab
ne In ibrer eiseHen Heiieens an 9eefin aoeHne
hatni gebui. bic Gfft Gnn Gnr bf;IiM biS
Seefin 9ieeHue. barr aett oiefeibs hinnih BIS
3br bic fboHe HeItber5 bon Grnu Q. Dneoes
srredot. 9as Saus III slr liH!en SaHo unD
am 9aune III Der Same:
Mrs. b. Yaeger, friiber Trau geftslb
esrftn aptnHs. 2iamrso. Cincinnati, ctla
HrefIi2e sHts5orien Sl.o0 uue bariber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-08

EO~D0S-paRss-6R
slsssimsstse Ghaeloastpisr tsDsa 1tenttGa.
,.aronPrtastFiu 9setiR", ySrt1er .tthslm ses
Der @rphe"
Rtgcfmdftat Roftoampferfuhrf ieben Ttenhss
uis utuen TpDpeifdlrGa5ensT nntriern.
1900 Eorrier9eboH, 100 Gas lang. % SUB brett.
asIH'@s .esrossr sarfarfI yerisSris Der grS. ss
,,93rsnenH,
s1ssrsstta' Rnhq@sstsra irs'H ;sssm 1ssasrss
wttteImee .gubrt,
GEBRALFEE-EEaPEE-
ytsnIare sGusn Danpfsr febeH eanffas.
r9entu@ fnsll), s3arbaEcHn", ,a5nsgtn a1ub
fe", ,,Q1gia Gilbert, .@xin5efitn Srens",
,,Ee6rr",
Nprsffpf. Tfrrifture IN aoiiiten tirs 2vtfnenhed
unoobdnGtge gotiren Hn7 bic sSelf.
.xrnseIsrs Gbed@ pnItia noer bic anrse Esi1
OEERscHs 8 q CO.. Bsosdsvsy, h.H
GeneraSGgsnfeu.
Iserfen ftir GtnriHn
Eermon Rational 9nnf; fssrft AaftoroI Bun1
4 unh Deiuut gtrabsi Beftern Sermon ger,f !;
ct; FfFt5slbfrb MG.iondi Ronf: Brtebtou gers
nsan Gouf. SnrrtioG sEb GoisEa;u EosA.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-08

Gtarb om mlittpo6, ben Z. September 1910,
DsoChmlttagS tbr, ipob!perfeben init ben betlis
gen Gier5eiaIraHenien, uriere aellebte MtuiIer,
EGlpiegerlutfer uHp GjrpBnultter,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-08
German aramr,

i'm Sitter bon 47 eycErcn Gie eeereiahna live
ret iatt cru eFreitas Wlcraer ur ia ntt pom
sSrnIlcrbuliff euus, gfo, 2022 ganmllcr StrdBe,
,ppgauf aI1l ubr sH pst Ct gl4aajtiHuesstiTebs
etr feierItGes GeGuiefn dbgebdiien fuirb fpo5u
Geripaaote urb I5reunbe eingeidber 'tno bon
1" Zen franeruScn Siuterbliebenrn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-08
% Sir tranernocn Sinterbiiebenen.

GStarb am Gieniia1, ben 6. Sepfember 1910
pberos nm llbr, lpobloer'eben nit ben bell
CterbefQIrqmeTten, uuler tuntq't aeltebier 0ai'
1e. &ater, Sl9NlegeTputer, GnDtegerleqH nm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-08

3unae ben u Sabren FIR Sicre. nno Gffiess
s,Sbeif gen6snirn1en bel Waur gSpcbH &.
Con, 1923 a9eft 8. StrSbe. be
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-08

annesr MsMa, IN Sabre sis. fact artsi
auf ssnsm G&6ns wne Grpssrrs x9zosu. -
Gastla, ~ o,ssgessS useass. assaDaie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-08

Aennehn Stiabfs.---steiEs 3iufen. feiHl
StsuerH 81 per 1cebe: eofs 50e<i6e: BaE
geaffer, cemeu'ir:e kSsgf: NHebmeu!s be5otli
Qgetap. e-iis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-08

IR d b d ole a1dtin unb FIR aaaemetne earss
0rbett tn elmer fsarlilte bon sinem Sstiis
per nit Ebbnen: GrnpfebiunpeH Hcibmen.
bio. R1dasufrogen bet mSr. ar6, eli ESsn
4. Girube. ooer 325 5eorne s.pe. Hnonbole
rs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-08

1eu:t :tfnes Gpaohsn flr nlIeemetnf
Sansorbstt. Ga6sufraaeB go. 2os Spisn
sipeHne. Clifton. T.ss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-08

SuberIdfftge Tamen fir slrbeiI ~
S1ufe, nm Transfers uHSubrinasu. 81 so
per Trefnb: Nrbet anrnnftrt. sto. 81 on
8. Shabe, JcpniioH'tSebduoc. 8trHner Obs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-08

WaesHmaAfr, ssuii1u inAt gisas. "a
10 Lt UsBtidsn Npsaat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-29

ifpemmt Observation-Disclosures, Srei.
geiiter unb HelisionsIpotter-oann
pGre ,lnierc friebiihe itno frpmme
inoianiid)e @emeinoe raid ST.
8runbc gerihtet. Die Snbianer iin0
lpie Die ainoer. Sbr 9enfperm0gell
lit nift beoeutenb. Sic iteben sanS
unter Dem ginfluiie beiien, mas lie
ieben. Sic piiroen balb entoeferL
boB WGnner, melhe tic Gbrilten men.
men uno fir fliiger bolten als liG
ielbit, ben 2e6ren bes gpongeliums
Sobn ipred)en; uno tros aQem, mas
Die Miiiionare iageil lluo tbln mod.
ten, mare Die @irfune cine it,beil.
pole. Dor einem iold,en llngliif
moge 8ott ms b%emabren!"
@ls 0ie @ciuher iif perabifiebet
botten unb b'Iuban NIT ieinen
Srennoen allein mar, 0ffrete CT if.
nen leiu Sers umb fragte lie Inn
Hatb. S'Srgepiae sauoerte. Seine
Satin, cine ifarfblidenoe fIeinc
Srall, ipelfe iid better alf Gbaraf.
tere peritano oils ibr portreiiliher
@emabl, beftete lire bunfeln, oitrd).
oringenoen Ingen auf ben ~Sberit
unb iagte: rWein lieber Sreunb,
nod meiner Nniidt tbun sic wobl
oaran, nab Der neren WeIt 5i sic,
ben. SD ipred)e bies nit 8eOaucrl,
ans, oenn mir nerben Sic iebr Der.
miiien. .Sdtten Sic Die @rbin gebei.
ratbet, beren Sanb ih Sbnen Dor.
ihlug, unb mittels ibrer 8erbinbuns
gen lid cine 2aufbabn eroffnet, 10
ldge Die Code ipobl anbers. Iaein
Elm Monn bon oreiBig Sabren, Der
lid weigert, cine Grbin al Den slltar
AT fiibren, melde tboriht genllg lit,
i'm 81, lieben, blob neil er nidJt m iie
nerliebt lit, Der cine ibm aneebotene
Stelle nift annimmt, neil er 5ufdl-
lig peiB, baB es einem anOercn oas
SerS breden miiroe, Tie nift an er.
balten,-ein Wanr, Der es Der.
ifmGbt, iif bel ben Sreunben bes
Aesenten in CUNT 5u bringen, neil
er lie fir cine ganbe perGdtIibcr
Sfnrfen bolt, mas iie freili6 aid
iino,-ein iolfer Wann, mein liebcr
Sberit, lit bier nidlt an ieinem Glabe.
Or tbrt am beitenL iein 8iinoel 81
i1niiren uno iif anf ben @eg mad,
Der neren @elt 81 MAIDEN ober iiber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-29

balipt nod irgeno elmer @elt, welGe
anoers oils Die mnierige lit. Gin chi.
piinoinmes Ser5, uterihiitterlihc
@runbiGsc, cine 8emiitbsort, lpie Die
Der eide in 2afontaineS Sobel, Die
brift uno iid nid,t beltgt: aaes bieS
pabt nid)t fir Gin 2anb, no jeber.
mamr Ne gefdbrlide 2eiter beS
Slides billartfflimmt lnb ieinen
Sorbermalln am Tof5ipfel feitbdlt."
rllnb oemrodl" pcrieste 6'Mmbnn,
,gibt es WtGnncr IN Sronfrcid), De.
rem cole @abrbeitsliebe nnb flefen.
loic ebrenba'tigfeit nientonb in
3meifel 5u 5ieben rpagt." er blidte
auf Serrn o'Sraeoile.
y@ewiB!" antlportete beiien @ot.
tin raid, Die Sanb auf hires Wnt.
mes geitidten Roddrmel Legend. r8e.
benfen Sic iebof zines: iolfe Wdr..
ner brald)en nift mebr ibr Slid al
MAIDEN. sic Itebel aitf Der bod)iten
Stuie Der Setter, nidt am Sube;
oarin liegt Der ltnteridieb. Man
muB Den Singer gerabe ms @eiidlt
ieben. Sic baben nm einmal-aus
2eiftiinn, iueen ole 9elte, aus gu.
ten @riinbel, CLAUDE idL--iH iebr
berausforoernoer 0eiie Der Sroit
Sortrna ben Giiden gefebrt, unb Die
ponfelmiitbige @ottin miro Sbncn
ifwerlih iogleid cine nei,e @elegen-
belt bieten, ibr 81 trosen. Sn Der
Sbat, Sic piirben unreft tb,tn Sar.,
laps Inerbieten aus5uihlagen. 8lalt.
ben Sic mir. lieber Sreltno, Sic iinor
fem proftiider Walm."
Shin, ih milf ni6t perlongen, baB
Sic mir Die 8eoeutnng bieles @ortes
flar maden," iagte b's(ubon l1delnb.
s@enn aber Sbr .llrtbeil seredf tit
fpie foni,en Sic oenferl, baB if Die
Shmierigfeiten bes 9lniieolerlebens
iiberpinben ioate?" z
%, oas lit gang etrpas anoereS.
WaS i6 cinen. praftiihen Iann fir
europa nenne, lit elmer, Der Dor Dem
Sturme iid biift l,nb oitrd) Die Mto-,
iden ienes Hebes binourh .slt ihlii-
pfen peiB. Sn Der @iiite irllo inter
@iloen mag Die Gigeuifoit Der eide
ibre Sermertbung unb Die Selbitge.
niigiamfeit ibr Clement iiuoen."
sd fiird,te," iagte o'Srgeoiae
(Sortiesung arf Ser 4. Seite.)
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-25
REDMEN TILL SOIL
indians on the Sisseton Reservation
Becoming Thrifty Farmers

Aberdeen-The Indians on the Sis
seton reser walton in tne northwest
ern portion Of South Dakota, are
making rapid progress in civilization.
This was not only shown in the trial
Of Jacob Kcoke, one Of their number,
for the murder of George Kampes-
ka. who pleaded the "unwritten law"
In regular white man style, but is
borne out by the statements of Ma
jor S. A. Allen, the reservation agent.
who says that while fully rs per cent
Of the reservation Indians are full
bloods, 65 per cent of them a be-
come agriculturists, and have proven
themselves thrifty and fairly success
full as farmers.
There are about 1000 redskins on
the reservation, which is so miles in
length ard 40 miles wide. OF this
mount Of land. the Indians have
been allotted about 100000 acres,
while the remainder is now in the
hands of the whites.
From this land the Indians this
year raise Approximately 100000 bu-
shells of wheat, 5000 bushels Of oats,
10000 bushels of corn, and 1000 bu-
shells Of flax. Their fair, held during
- &c tasS VI othooSAt ''A
f]avorably with any white mans oun
ty fair in South Dakot Included
in the exhibits were 80 exhibits Of
small grain, 40 of corn, and a large
number of vegetables. In addition,
fine showings were made Of cattle.
horses, hogs, sheep. chickens n
other products of the farm.
There are thirteen churches on the
reservation. the Episcopal, Presby-
terrain n Catholic denominations
predominating. During the past two
years 125 good farm houses have been
built. The Indians are in the main
v~irtuous. self respecting, and show q
remarkable affinity for civilization,
the only drawback to their advance
ment. according to Major Allen, be-
ing their fondness for liquor. which
is sometimes supplied them by boot
leggers despite the most
efforts of the government to keep
the liquor dispensers out OF reach
of the Indians.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-25

could snd al the assistance he wanted
or needed from members of either one
Of those orders in Los Angeles.
And more thar that he has q
brother in Los Angeles, who Is 1T
least very we'll to do and that
brother would not permit John r. Pc
trie to be obliged to accept assistance
from anyone.
And he has two sons. George Pc
trie and John Petrie, Jr., as we'll as
two daughters, who are married and
have homes Of their own, who would
not permit their father to become an
object of any ones charity.
John r. Petrie may not have an
overabundance of this worlds goods,
because he was forever and ever do
ing things for other people which cost
money, but ! would not believe, and
] know something of his affairs from
official contact with him, for several
years, that he is not so reduced in
circumstances that he is obliged to
accept a home at the hands Of Uncle
Sam. and | am satisfied that if he Is
CHARTERED at the home in Los An
geles, it is because there are attrac-
tons there WIFI make it a very in
viting place. ! feel that the sto y
concerning his poverty, which has
been published will bring a red hot
denial from him before very long.
He is too rich in South Dakota
friends to ever want for anything
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-25
MRS. NELLIE MCMAHON ONTRiAl
AT STURGlS FOR MURDER
PLEADS NOT GUILTY
SHOT HUSDAND'SP
The Shooting Grew Out of Differences
in the Settlement of Affairs of
Her Husband with the
Surviving Partner

Sturgls-Before Judge Rice of Dead
wood, who is holding cocrt here, Mrs.
Nellie NcMahon entered a plea of not
guilty OF the murder OF ID. =. Thomas,
whom she killed in his Office in his
city on the morning OF July 80 of the
present year. 1t is understood that
her defense viii be a plea of insan-
ity at the time the crime was COM
mitted.
Judge d. p. Thomas, the murdered
man, had practiced law in Iowa, Ok
lahoma, NV Mexico, and nae enter
Cd into the practice of law at Sturgis.
He had also served as United States
land commissioner at Washta, S. D.,
and had been nominated for judge
Just prior to his death. At Sturgis
he formed a partnership with Mr..
Mcmahon. An unusual amount of
work came to them. In early July
Mr.. McMahon died very suddenly. He
was q man of considerable means and
Mrs. Mcmahon endeavored to step | n
and take his place. Differences soon
sprung up and she ordered Thomas to
vacate the office. She was the owner
Of the building. Mr.. Thomas ask ed
for a little time to adjust himself. h
finally served legal notice on him to
sacate. and this did not bring about
the desired results. Then she nailed
the door. but Attorney Thomas forced
entrance. He demanded a year in
which to settle up the business of the
irm. This angered Mrs. McAlahon
and on the evening Of July 20 she
went to her physician u asked for
the use Of a revolver, claiming that
some men were proving around the
house and she could not sleep. She
mad as her guests that night her sis
ter, who resides in Chicago. and a
niece of Mr.. Mcmahon, Mrs. Henry
Hanify. Unknown to these women
she concealed the revolver in the
folds Of her dress ana asked them to
go with her to the office in the morn
Ing. They arrived at the Office at
about $50. Mrs. Mcmahon was the
first to enter. She opened the door.
Seated at the table was Mr.. Thomas.
with his back to the door. In the Of
flee at the time was Attorney |. l..
Andrews and NJ. J. kerper, assistant
county auditor Of Meade county.
There was no palavering on the
part Of Mrs. Mcmahon. Addressing
herself to Attorney Thomas. she said:
AGATE his office at once"
At this Mr.. Thomas turned his
chair but did not have time to make
a reply before u well directed bull
let crashed through his brain and fell
to the floor. Attorney Thomas with
out a struggle and without uttering
A word, sank back in the chair dead.
The then turned the weapon upon
Mr.. Andrews an9 he ran for his life.
A. three women were placed under
arrest. but at the preliminary hear
ing on August 4 the sister was let go
and Mrs. Mcmahon held for murder
Mrs. Harry Hanify was also held.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-25
Story is Doubted

"If John r. Petrie has gone to tho
Soldiers Home in Los Angeles 1t Is OF
his own vol4..on and not because he
was obliged to by stress Of circum-
Stances remarked a federal official
In Sioux Falls yesterday.
John r. is a veteran OF the civil
war and draws a pension from the
United States government.
"He is a Mason and an Elk and he
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-25
FOUND BLEACHED FLOUR
Pure Food Commission Finds Only
One Case in Testing

Vermillion-A year ago last July,
the Food and Drug Commission
SEM out from its Office in Vermil-
lion a circular warning millers not
to bleach -four. During the fall,
samples Of fours were taken from
nearly every Touring mill in the state,
and four were found to be bleaching,
contrary to law. che commissioner
gave them notice to cease bleaching
at once. which they promised to 10.
During the fall of the present year,
the commissioner began to take sam
pies in various parts of the state In
order to determine whether or not
any millers were continuing to V olate
the law, and the only II of these
mills that was found to be bleach. ng
was that of the CHARLES Mix County
Milling Co, at Platte, S. d. Last Sat
urday Commissioner Cook sent Deputy
Commissioner Bitterness to Platte
where he found them ENGAGED In
bleaching, contrary to law. The COM
missioner had previously correspond
ed with this company and gave them
full information with regard to the
requirements Of the law and warned
them not to bleach.
The United States government has
carried out extensive experiments with
regard to bleached flour, and two facts
have been revealed by this inyestlga-
Non.
First: Bleach flour Is deleterious
to health because it contains a rols-
onous substance nitrous acid.
Second: 1t is Illegal since it makes
flour appear to be better thar it really
is.
On this account the commissioner
has been warning the millers against
the bleaching and cautioning dealers
not to deal in bleached -four, and con-
sumers are warned to be cautious with
regard to purchasing the same.