davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1911-08-23

over ten years ago a company of Eastern capitalists set up a plant and pipeline between Dome and Blaisdell stations and attempted to hydraulic the ground. After the expenditure of considerable money, they gave it mp. The ground contains a heavy percentage of cement and upon the application of water balls up" and will not sluice or dissolve.
 Mr. Rose was familiar with all this. He had prospected for quartz locations in the vicinity of Dome. had fratern- ized with .the swarthy miners who were extracting a good living from the ground in favored locations where they struck coarse gold. and knew the character of the dirt and the history of the operations therein. Like many others, he had passed up the Gila placers as destined to lie unmined un- iii the invention of a dry-washing ma chine that would handle the dirt and extract the gold
 In Los Angeles recently MT. Rose saw the machine that he deemed would do the work. It was on eXhi- bition at an office established by the Automatic Gold Separating company, the manufacturers. It had been tried out in the placers of the Altar dis trict, in Sonora. Mexico. and proved a thorough success. The Gila placers at once came to NIr. Roses mind and he presented to the company the pos sibility offered the machine therein. Mir Rose gave the company to under l g.T..S, Yl,.. GiIa and the company offered tO take bond on the same if the showing of values was satisfactory. MT. Rose
Arizona republican., 1911-08-23
PERSONAL MENTION
!

Among the visitors in Phoenix yes terday were the following:
 At the Ford Hotel-J. s. Burdge No Vernon, Ind; C. II. Brown. san Antonio; q. e. Wendel. Mesa; w. D Dwyer. Tucson: O. Hoppumith. Pue- bio; Marshall l.. Spahr, st. Louis Mo: J. S Malone. St Louis; J. Mil Ter. Tucson; T. F. Godding. Albany N. Y; F. J Mccartney, Maricopa' c. Fred Bracket. Mesa; l.. C. Fla herty, Baltimore; II. F.. Carter, Jack son. Mich; A Larson, san Francisco
 At the Commercial Hotel-J. G Kite. Denver D. C. Johnson. Latrobe Pa: MT and Mrs. Leonard George Mesa: A. Q. KoontZ, South Bend. Ind J. H. Henest, Tempe. A. J. Gilbert Mesa; V. s. Muir San Diego.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-23
NATURAL RETiCENCE.

q had a talk with Be,t-Seller and he told me all about the authors who had helped him"
 "I'lI bet he didn't say word about the authors from whom he had helped himself Puck
Arizona republican., 1911-08-23
ENTERTAINMENT IN THE HOME

A Louisville barrister escorted HIS wife and daughter to a lecture, and then to his wife's annoyance disap- peared. He was on hand, however, when the meeting was over.
 Hello there, Theodore said a friend. meeting the barrister and his family in the street car, "been to the lecturer"
 The lawyer stole look at his wife's face.
 No" he answered: just going. Success Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-23
Finances and Markets

New York. August 22-Todav's operations in the stock market opened with a number of substantial re- sessions in which Union Pacific took its now familiar place as leader In the early losses the list simply fol- lowed the course of London. where all Americans. particularly the Harri- mans. were under pressure. Further details of the proposed retrenchmenJ of the Hartman roads forthcoming. all tend to show that the system pro poses carrying out it's avoWCd policy with little delay. After the slump the market crawled slowly upward at a very moderate volume of business. Union Pacific leading the advances as it had the declines Midday prices were substantially over the preceding day but fell again with a standstiu in trading. Weakness of Canadian Pacific originating at Berlin was followed by a loss of five points. and precipj- tated an incipient selling movement in the later session which threatened to make further inroads in the entire list. The support accorded Union Pacific however. resulted in rally but prices were not fully restored. B and O. was distinctly weak. selling to par. a loss of two points. Firm ness Of Pennsylvania followed an an nouncement that no retrenChment was contemplated in that system. There was more animation in the last hour with a free absorption of steel. and Union Pacific. Dullness once more ensued. however. but net gains were general at the close. The day was replete with crop news ranging from good to indifferent Dispatches from Oregon, Montana, Idaho. and Wash ington. point to enormous yields in those states
 Bonds steady. Total sales. par value, s1.l26.OOO. Government bonds un changed.
 STOCKS
 Amalgamated. 61: Smelling. T; At chison, 1O5A; ST. Paul, 114ls; New York Central. 1O4; Pennsylvania, l2O4; Reading. 144l2; Southern Pa cific. 112%; Union Pacific, 17o2s; Steel. 72&; do preferred, 115I4; silver 524c.
 METAL
 New York. August 22.-Standard copper dull. spot futures, s12-1oN 12.3o, London spit. quiet. e56. 5s. Arrivals, here S70 tons. Exports, 20,G27 tons so far this month Lake copper. cleo trolytic and casting unchanged.
 Tin and spelter quiet, prices un- changed.
 Lead. active, unchanged.
The oasis., 1911-03-25

attention to Pihas journal in which were recorded the facts that Quiroz had refused to cross into Mexico with the expedition and that Zazueta had not joined the band until it had reached the Cumeral ranche, twenty miles south of the line-in consideration of all of which the Court ruled that the United States had failed to make a case against the two defendants, who were released from custody under that ruling.
The oasis., 1911-03-25
COULDN'T CONNECT.
(continued from page 1 ]

witness Damlan OasteIum. Wltn that the testimony, closed, and the case was argued by counsel and submitted, the Commissioner re- serving his ruling until the day following.
 Tuesday morning the case of Franciso Zazueta was taken up for hearing. Before proceeding to consideration of that case MT. Morrison asked and secured dis missal of the case against Diego Gastelum. MT. Noon, on behalf of the defendant, asked a ruling upon the Quiroz case, heard the preced- ing day, which the court declined to render at that time.
 The testimony submitted for the United States in the Zazueta case was much the same as in the Quiroz case. Gastelum testified much the same, with several dis crepancies from his testimony as given Monday. Monday he tes. ti6ed that on the twenty-irst of February he departed from Noga- les for Orc Blanco at II o'clock in the morning, while on Tuesday he set the time of departure at 8 o'clock in the afternoon. Monday he testified that he made the trip Hunting estray horses for Sandoval: Tuesday his evidence was that he was hunting the same horses for Acufla. The substance of his evidence was that in the band that crossed the line near the Stone House on February 22d he had seen also the defendant Francisco Zazueta.
 The witnesses Orozco and Men doza identified Zazueta also as having been with the band of in- SurrectoS when they met 1t at the Camou and Cumeral ranches, respectively; but upon cross ex- animation again they fell down." and would not identify the defen- dant positively.
 The certified copy of the journal of Piha cut figure also in the Zazueta case. In that Piha wrote that Zazueta joined the expedition, at the Camou ranche at evening, bn the 22d of February, which was a direct contradiction of the as. sertion by Gastelum that the defen- dan had crossed the line with the expedition in the morning of the same day. That closed the evidence fot the prosecution. Counsel for the accused put in no defence.
 Ia giving his ruling the commis- sioner summed up the evidence and rendered a ruling in both eases, calling attention to the utter unreIiability of the witness Gastelum, and the general reputa. tion the man bears in Nogales Arizona, where the finger of sus- picion was pointed at him from all sides as having had hand in at least three mysterious murders pointing out the fact that the admission of this same witness had been that he had seen only par of the band of inSurrectOS cross into Mexico on the twenty.second O February, and that at the distance at which he stood he could no determine whether Quiroz anC Zazueta had gone over or remained behind, even had he seen then with the band at the Stone House shouino that 0rozco and MandoZ,
The oasis., 1911-03-25

Clothing for the poor will be thankfully received by the Sisters of Mercy at St. Joseph's Hospital. :"
The oasis., 1911-03-25
Report of the Condition of NogaIes Building & Loan
 Association

At Ncgsles, in the Territory of Arizona, at the
 close of business March !, 1911.
The oasis., 1911-03-25
10000 Seats
 Twice It's Former Size

Bring all the folks and see for yourself a Fifty-Cent Cir GUS for 25 cents. 2 Complete Per- soFnla nees Daily, Rain orShlne, Q at 2 and 8 D. n1.
The oasis., 1911-03-25

Doors Open One Hour Earlier, Ymf
 Admitting of Visit to the Big GO&
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-06-16

iaihN manager, " hit you uou I
know about the making Of freight tar.
ms would sink snip, Evan. These
things cant be done while you wait -
But they've got 70 lie in this IN.
stance, Blount insisted. "lf you don't
withdraw the preferentials given 10
the corporations you must do the other
thing. Post your lega! notice Of re.
duction Of the rates on the commodities
upon which you are now allowing 70.
Dates, and III fight straight through on
the line I've been taking"
And If We don'tT' queried Gantry.
III you don't do one or the other
there VIII be an explosion, just as I've
told you. OF course you know that
my safe was broken open last night
wrecked with dynamiteT"
"Yea"
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-06-16
GUARDIANS NOTICE,

Notice Is hereby given that on the lgILp i aT
OF June, 1911, rs guardian for Lee IA PAN an,
a'mlnor hci OF Ruby Blair, deceased, WIZ nG SR
ply TO the Hon, Jas, p. Martin. county oi Jeu1 N
Madison, Florida, FOR an order 10 sell az Prs,
vate sale, the following described lands lylIIfs ,
and being In Madison County, Florlua'u Io- Xxx
East half or est end OF lot 2u6 orlgihhLS now nS,
Madison County, Florida, In Township linz iSe
81 North, Range Ten (l0) East. same oellls he he
East half OF the following descl ZION o' cam Sn
East side OF the West end or said lot W. Va "a
1O6, originally Georgia, 10th Dist and rna NG
81 chains, thence East 81 chains ana = tDI 70
thence south across said lot, thence NS,r,b,
place OF beginning. Township three N ,cres
Range Ten (0) East, containing IOo a'''''
more or less.
J. q. BLAIR,
Guardian OF said minor
Madison, Fla, May nth. 1911.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-06-16
puonc rates down 10 them =

pupIc rates down 10 themy'
Gantry shifted uneaslly in his chair
and tried 10 evade. There was very
little time" be said. mfr. McVickar
was In great bury, and his special
was held only few minutes"
Blount crossed the room and sat
down.
Dick, we've come 10 the last round
up" he said gravely. "In the nature
Of things | can't give you any more
time. You've got 10 do something and
do 1t quickly. Let's go up and see the
editor Of the Capital"
What for5" demanded Gantry.
II want you to give him an inter
view TO the effect that O revision Of
the freight rates is In process and
that shippers having grievances should
present themselves at once. That win
a kast start the bah to rolling m the
rsxhf dipec<Ssa" -. -
= should mink II womb" seo4sa ~
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-06-16

tsct, bis next question completely ig
aored i.
What has BlouDt been dong IBIS
week. be asked.
He has spoken twice, once 81 Ari-
quipa and once at Hellersvile Col.
Inns says he has engagements enough
to keep him og' II town hight up to
election DAY
That's good. was the Dcddod aD.
provaL "He'd crly be 10 the way here
at the capital
That Young man has been pretty
near,y a frost" remarked KtTedge
casually ~ be .su't wild eyed
fanatic, as Gaury hero insists be is.
he is deeper han he deep bue sea.
I've been keeping tab N him. rs yua
directed, and he has worn cur 'hree
Of my best once men trying 70 keep
cases On him"
you are projudiced kitreige
was the \ ice pres dents comment. "It
was the best move in the entire cam
paign putting him IN the field. don't
suppose he has accomplished much IN
practical way, but We have kept the
Honorable Dave from using him, rs be
meant TO-"
Il don't know about the accomplish.
ment' put 10 GGntry. There IS
four ply mystery linked up IN ibis
sleecbmaklng business. At 6Rst
thought Evan Blount's sudden popu.
larty dated back 10 some word sent
cut from your Chicago office, but when
you told me it didn't began TO do a
little wondering on my own account.
| can't make UP ny mind yet whether
It is pure popularity growing our Of
his Speeches OF whether us the as.
sisted kind
Assisted sad The vice president,
with a lifting ~ the heavy penthouse
eyebrows.
Yes GaDry went on. 1T has
teen too unanimous Co'lirs has Kept
me posted and he says the Invitations
have fiuitored u thicker than the au-
tGmu leaves raHombrosa. and
6ittrcdse's nIcu r-.l US that the young
orator las been making what figured
as tr.uEpigi progress al over the
atate- bands, rccerti"ns, committees,
banqu,lHs ana al that everywhere
he has gone
"But bis ,rearbe, have been straight
70 the poiLy. our point" interrupted
the Vice president I've been reading
them"
KittredCc shook his head
"Gantry says Yes, bur say No
he contendcd, There Is such a thing
as putting too much sugar 10 the cot
Zee. Blount's been overdong II. He's
been putting the whltewush ~ so
thick that any little handful ~ mud
that happens to be thrown vii stick
aud look bad"
We must take chances on that"
was Mr.. Mcvickar's decision. Young
BloUnt's good work has Undoubtedly
had its effect upon public sentiment
There II q distinctly better feeling to
ward III. and II Ia fairly state wide,
We must be exceedingly careful not 10
kt the opposition new~pspers. get bold
Of anything that esn @be Used Against
o."
They sN moving tesYes and eurts
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-06-16
PlsBk's Chill Tonic

10 guaranteed TO cure DalAria, enp. -
ever; cold and Ia grippe. Price &c sn'
soc Per bottls. ASK your druggist
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-06-16
PROLOGUE.

; This story Of a young mans
honest attempt 10 break the
boss" ana The power Of the
machine" is an Accordingly in
Ef'mafe 'rayai of the working
Of The WI cells within wheels" in
p desperate political struggle of
yoday. The senator, strongly in
+enched behind his party ma
whine" pr cseEts an almost in
Vulnerable front, and the con-
Fict between Gother and son as
Nj, young iG#yer, single hand
ed, fights for what he honestly
believes f. he the truth and
right holds one NTH tremen-
'dous syDYpG:hetic Interest
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-06-16

Continued from last wee
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-11-02
RandlNau.
SuIanO.

SSnlan0.
graiioent Gait lit bon ieiner 9le-
foro-Stumpreiie na6 @albington 5u.
riidqefebrt, nod)oen er nod borber
in Gbicogo uno Bittsburgb cine groBe
Reoe gebolten bate. 8ei einem @on-
fett I'M Chicago Samilton-Glub iiber-
raibte er ieine 3ub0rer olrd folgenoe
gSorte:
.DeonG)e oenfen, oab Die &riIis in-
nerbalb Der republifonii6en Bartei
gefomnlen lit uno oaB lettere elmer
8aNnieoerIage entgegenliebt. SD
gloube ieood), Dab Die Nebrbeit oes
BoIfes niht olles fir boore Wiiin5e
ninlmt, mas 0ie @egner Der Bortei
bebanpten lln0 oob iie oos 8ertrauen
6at, ooB lnlIere Yartei 0ie ihmeren
8robleme Ser @egenport in 5ufrieoen-
itellen0er @eiie Iolen un0 niht nene,
unerfnbrene un0 unerprobte 2eute
ans Gu0er rufen miro, neIde neue
Sbeorien preoigen, an Die mir uno
boffei.tlih audi Die Webrbeit oes BoL-
fes niht glanben. SoIlte oernob ons
8oIf eiuen @ehieI tuiinIhen, 10 mer-
Den mir oenno1 loyal cine neue 9lo-
miriitration iinteritiiten, IN Der Soft
nnng, Dab oieielbe 6em golfe gum
Rusen miro lrno Deiterbit nit 0eml
IroIte. ooB tpelln 0os 8oH nadl 0en
geriu1 neiies 8ertraiien CUR alien
Bortei getpilnt, mir ben @ehfeI ira.
gen f6nnen. 4as 1T olLes, nieine
5reimoe.
GiberIih bat Hr1ii6ent 9oft, be-
ionoers I'm @eIteir, cine anoere politi-
ld)e 8olfsitimniiilg borgeFlni0en, aIs
i'm leine 5reilnoe I'M Often gIauben
ntnhten. Simmer ipieOer berliherte
er auf ieiner ipeltIiben Stlimpreiie:
Die @eiese lniilien tros Der 9oIa-
mitatsi9reier in @irfialilFeit treten.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-11-02

gnoe Der ieh5iser Sabre mar er iogor
IoteiIgrdber gerpeien. 8on ieiner
grnenning gum 9eridteritoiter on
botte er Ii6 fir BoIitif intereIiiert
mo nliroe bereits I'M Sabre 1870
III Die 2egislotur bon DtiIIouri ge.
m1blt. SSm Sabre 1880 bertrot 8u-
liter oen Stoat Miiiiouri oIs oemo-
frotiiber 9eIegot nuf Dem 0otionoI.
4onoent. @r geborte Dem 49. Bum
0estongreB ON, Iegte oieies 9Imt ie.
bod nod einigen Wfonoten ilieoer.
SIM Sabre tS47 in llnqorn gebo.
rem itno BORT er5ogen, fam sSolepb
8uliser i'm Sabre 1863 nod sImerifa
uno noBm am 8ruoerfrieae oIs aa.
Der Unions. .Grmee tell.
gtoA Dem 6elb5uge IieB er Iih in ct.
2ouis nie0er, pelhes bieIe Sabre
lang Der S6oltpIas Ieiner iournaIiIti-
ifen Edtigfeit tpor. gr botte i'm
gerlf bon lnten auf eeoient uno es
5uIest bort bis 5um 01itbeiiser ser
BON Garl Shur5 berousgegebenen
y yBeItli6en 9oIt@ gebrdf)t. @r fauf.
te Die oortiee rBoit 0ispntd" ipeI6e
ltnter ieiner 2eitling in ipenigen Sab.
rem eines Der ipeiteit berbreiteten
sgIGtter iener gegeno pur0e.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-11-02

m0een. Gie nleiiten 9ruIts boben
ibon fIein beigegeben uno DerIpro-
den, 1giit 5u iein@ un0 es miro, ieIblt
iuenn Die 8en1ofraten ans g1uoer
fommen ioIlten, niht 10 Iei6t jein, I'M
SanOumoreben monopoIiitii6e 8erei.
nigingen anf einmal auf5uIoien,
nahoem oieie Sabre iino Sabre lang
nufgebalt iut0 olisgeHouert un0 Iih
gegen Oie @irfrng Der @eiete Der.
Ihon3t bnben.
@enn ober Der gunoes.@eneroI.
nntpalt BideribonI meint: sd bin
eritolnt, Dab ole 8ei6dftsIellte oes
2nn6es nift nlebr @ebrolih bon Dem
abidnitt oes @eiebes gena6t boben,
Der es ibnen errnoelidt, 0en oreifad,en
getrag BON Der Sirmme 5u erIongen,
INN Die tie bon eirem Sruit qeIdla0iat
fDor6en fin0. 0ort Iiegt elm m1dti.
ger SebeI, uno iDenn Der fIeinere @e.
ib6ftsmnnn iicb ieiner be0ienen Mir
De, iDiiroen Die groBen, ole Iih aeieb-
mi0rig orgnniltrt bdben, mebr gie.
ipeft Dor Dem @eIet boben.@ 10 ertpie.
bert NIT Gebt ole go. .. .BorIb" 6o.
roif: ygluf Ser hnoeren Seite fam
oas 2on0 niht neriteben, iDorum Die
administration niht mebr 8ebraudl
bon Dem 4bibnitti oes @eiebes mod,t,
Der es ermogli6t. 8ieieniaen, oie Iid)
Der llebertretung bes 9lnti.Sruitgeie.
bcs idul0ig maiden ms @ef6ngnis
81 ibiden."
gs bat Sabre lang geoouert rnS
llniummen gefoitet, ebe Die aomiti.
itrntion ibre Ero5eiie geipann. @eI.
der tleine @eibdftsmann fam IoI6e
Hro5eile fiibren, penn er, nie iebt,
betueiien miB, Dab ein SruIt beiteEt,
Der geiesipiOrig iit? g8ie ioa er 6ie
Soften tragen. nenn i6on Der aarnpf
nm oaS 8aiein ieinen gan8en @reoit
IN slnIprli6 ninnt, u110 0ie SruIts,
mte oos Oft geihiebt, ourh ibren Gin.
fluB dllf 6as 8onfipeien ibm 0en
8anffreoit bernidiet boben? @ir
mdren ni4t ollein auf cine 0en RaaeI
auf ben &opf treffenoe 0iesbesiigIi6e
glnttport oes 8ltnoes. .@eneroIanlpoIts
geipaiuit, iouoern ou6 bos gon5e
2nn0.
8ir ertpdbnten borBer Oie ,gteu
Yorf @orIo~. sc miro oie 2eier In.
tereiiiren, Dab Der 8riin0er oieier
peeIbeu~ 9fieien5eitling, SuIepb 9m.
libcr, Der aud 5ugIei6 0ie st. 2ouis
0ispnth@ beioB, am Wfontag OH Ell.
mem Ser5leioen eeItorben lit. gIs
3eitimgsmunn mar er i'm Sabre 1870
bon 2ouis g8illid, einem 8eridlter.
Itatter Der ugBeRIlben- RoIt" entoedt
moroen, uls er Sefret6r Ser llnteritii-
lutgs.aomntiilion fir ginmartoerer
mar. glIs FOLDER batte er ourd ole
Art, ouf Die er bon oen @inipanoerern
geahridten erlangte, lmO tpie er oie
ein5elnen Sale bebonoelte, BEL oen
3eittngsoertreterfl 8eiulntoeruna
beroorgeritfen. gr iuor 3edorbeiter
alif einem 5dbrboote, Sogelobner an
@r0orbeiten, 9luftpGrter m 0en 9en.
ton.8arafen umo i6lieBli9 &eIlner
in einem befonnten CAFE getpeien.
8ahrenO Der Cholera @pi6enie 5u
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-11-02
3ar GjrinOaug zines 9ofassereins in
Sum6ol0f.

Gin 2ofaIoerein 6es 9eutId,en
Stoatsberban0s BON Sii0 Dofota
miro IN SuntboI0t orgarifirt tueroen.
Der llnter5eihnete madt befannt. 6nB
am Santitag, ben 11.NnDember 1911,
RaAmitfass 2 ltbr I'm Cpsrnbans sm
Snmbolof eine BerlaHtrlIiillg Itattfilt.
oen miro 5ipedS @riinoung eitles Go
folbereifis. 9Ile 3eisIirhen IN Slir1t-
bolot mno Der llingeoetlo ifno eiilae-
laoen, fidb ON 0ieIer 8erFanunIlnq All
beteiIigen rno ben QofaIperein aIg
Mitglieoer bei5itreten. 2ger bis iebt
nod rid3t Mit9lieo oes StnntsDerban-
oes lit. fam es oonn omrd) Den 2ofaI.
uerein mer0en. NiaR berpeiTe aIIu
ben IL. NDbembsr uidjt, Iouoern mob
ne an 0ieiem Toge Der @riin0ung oeg
2efalnereins BEL.
9enrp mtulot.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-11-02
GO regt iid) mas Inn
Sentid)en OoenwalO

Die 9lgitotion oes .0euti6er Se-
rolo~ 5ur 8riinoung BON SentIdjem
2ofaluereinen i'm GiiooIten oes Stoa.
tes begirtnt bereits erfretIid)e Gritd)t
5u trngen. 0iht tpenieer oIs fiiuf
slnFrnfe 8ur @riinoung BON oentihen
9ofnlnereitien iino Dem .0eutider
9eroIo~ bereits 5uaegangen; oorun-
ter:
Sn Sreibo, 2pnian Goilntp, onl
Sonneritag, ben t6. Robember;
Ssn Bribeeluater, WcGoof Golntn,
am 9onnerftag, ben q .2epem6er;
Sn SnmboIot uno Sartfure. Min.
icbaba Goiintn. am 5amitas, ben IL.
NpDember;
Sir Sbermaa-Oarretipn, Wainne-
baha Gountp, om Samifag, ben fS.
Habrusber.
60 tits resht, uno Der g0n muB
INNER lpeiter ms RoIlen fonlmen uno
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-11-02

oiIn9 IN irgeno eirem 9an0tDerf, mao
er nun einen 5Ieii6er.2ooen betrei.
ben ODER feine Shnudio6en berferti.
gen. 5eOermnun ntuB 5ebn Stltnben
m DER 8ode in Die Sdule geben, qans
gletb, nelher Arbeit er oblieat. gr
lernt lem @eiDerbe BON 9lnfono bis
gum @noe. Gin S6nei0er lernt, pie
man ei1en an5ug mndt, nid)t bios elm
&nopfloh. Gin Shubmaber fennt
oos gon5e @eih1ft, un6 nidlt nlr ei.
nen tleinen Cell oobon. Die D2dofen
peroen oorauf borbereitet, Iidl ieIbIt
Ibfen SebensltnterbaIt 5u eriDerben: !:
ober ibHen iperoen ald Die ibrem G}e.
Derbe 5u @rinoe Iiegenoen aIlaemei.
men Brin5ipien NIT auf ben ggea ae.
9eben. 8ns lit 0os 3iel, an oas mir
IN oil lutierer @efDerbeIhuIorbeit IN
oieiem 2anoe geInngen n1iiIIen, menn
mir Deuti6lano in Der 8erooIlfonlrn.
nung lmierer Snoilitrien ben 9fano
ltreitig MAIDEN poaen. sSabritarbeif
binter Der feine bobe Snteaigens Ite6t,
miro uns ME eine 5iibreri6aft aeben,
nod AUDI tie un5 bebalten lafIen~
grobo, Serr 09eb, uno nohn1oIs
8rnbo, neil Sic oieie fuabren uno
mttigen 8orte Dor elmer ameritoni.
i6en $odihule (g2etu gort s}rpina
ShooD AuBerten.
Sn Oefterrei6 itebt 6os erit
Dor tDenigen Dtonnten gelpablte meme
olterreidiihe 8arIalnent Ihon pie.
Der bor Der glufloiuug. ssn ser aor.
peridloft toben tdaIi6 ItiirniIfe, Oft
81 Dillten Ro6oiticenen fiibrenoe De-
batten iiber Die 9euerllng lm0 oen
oeittih-tidffiihen glusgIeid,. Ser
Dtiniiterpraiioent 6reiberr b. @autid
b. 6ranfentburn ertlGrte erreat, ooB
9elterreih obne oen @usqIeih nidlt
LANCER beIteben torife. =
lln0 tpdbreno betreffs 6eg italie.
nildI-tiirfiideH 9onflifts oie nioer.
iprehenoIten gtobri6ten qemeIoet
lperoen, iheint 70 oiel iifer 5u iein,
Dab Die Stoliener nod eine iebr borte
geuB NIT Der 8iirfei 3it fnoden ba6en
nno Der 9rieg anideinen0 nod LANCE
nidt 81 gnoe lit. Gs iIt iest pieoer
gemeloet poroen, onB oie Siirfen un0
araber 5tpei SripoIis Sorts oen Sta.
lienern nbgenomuien baben uno oie
StaIiener ollBer groBen 8erIuIten on
SoIoaten cine WloIie 91inition uno
oiele 4anoneu oen 4ngreifern ii6er.
laiien mnBten.
SeSn 6 + ina bat oie 3eboIrtion ie.
0ob etne uneriportete Birfuna ae.
bnbt. Der 4naben-aoiIer BON China
bat namlih cine f0nititutiuHellc Ge.
giernHg feIt beriprohen un6 alle Gin.
Den oes 2onoes duf feline Rin6erihul-
tern obgelaoen. @r geitebt ollr6 Iei-
ne &dte Die Siinoen unltntuun6en
bon 4-3. elm, erfldrte. 0oB oie
Sauptbednlten oes binlnliihen &ei-
Dies Der 9febrbeit nab gerpiIIenIoIe
beite9lid)e 2unlpen tuaren, 0ie auf
Soften oes 500 Miaionen Reihes Ith
Ielbit bereiherten uno 6aour6 oie
Henolution beroufbeihuoren.
Dedn fam nun geiponnt fem, tpie
lid Die 3uItdn0e IN China Deiter ent.
mideln iper0en.