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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07

ole fron3oiii6en 8eoingungen on.
ninlmtS 3os frngt it'd ni6t ntr ole
Regierling, ion0ern olih oos 8olt.
llno mas @nglono anbetrifft,
10 miro Ron Der 2onooner @ei6Gits.
melt Die Wtorocco.Situotion nit ge.
miihten 8efiiblen betra6tet. Gin
groBer Seil Der 5inon5- uno San.
oelsleltte lit gegen einen 9rieg,
betrn6iet oenielben ober ais unper.
lneiolib, neil 0euti6lanos SSoroerun-
gen nngeblid ,enorm" fem ioaen.
gSie bal6anltlih erfl1rt miro, beItebt
Die Oeutihe Hegierung ourauf, oaB
lSranfreib iid) in Wfarocco enttpeoer
IN oie ibn1 6ltr6 oen 8ertroq bon 9ll.
geciras geiebten S6ranfen 5ltriid5iebt
mO Die oSnniiirlmg" oes SderiFats
oufgiebt, ODER aber nit einem groBen
8eile oes Congo oen Snfen BON 81.
breDille ubtritt.
0n Sibreoille ouBer 9afar ser bette
lmo pibtigite Safen an ser afrifani.
Id3en 8eitfiiite lit. f0nnte 7Sranfreid,
nod Der bier berridenoen 9nliht nltr
Damn m ieine glbtretlmg fpiQigen,
menn 8erti6lano Die reiden nirt.
lhaftlihen aon5eiiionen in Ntorocco
aufgeben miiroe, Die eS ii6 ourh ben
Sertrag bon gllgeciras II. oas 0eiltih.
fran50iiihe 9l6fommen bon 1909 aeit.
6ert bot 8as gilt ie6o6 ols ausge-
iAloiien uno ieIbit nenn 3eldi6lan0
lth 81 einem iol6en ger5i6t entidlie-
BEN, iuiir0e ieOenfaas Gnglano lem
Seto oogegen eiitlegen, Dab 2i6reoile
nit ieinem fir Die groBte ariegsfIotte
8oum bietenoen Sofeu in 0erti6en
9eIiB iibergebta
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07

8olmeritag, 0en IA. September. Ger
StontSbiItoriter 0oone RobinIon BON
Eierre uno gtnOere treffen beIon0ere
Gorbereitiingen fiir 0ieien Gag. Slu6
@ouOerneur 8eiiep miro anpeieno
Iein rno man min eine Staatsoraoni.
Iotion Der Gioniere griinoen.
Sln 1lnterboItlingen miro oie Ssair
belon0ers reid iein. 9luBer oen Qlft.
idiffern iuer0en cine gnr5e Geibe an-
oerer Ittraftionen oa iein, mie 3. 9.
cine ngobD- D-MuSlteIlung", meId,e be.
Ion0ers Die 6rouen irtereiiiren miro.
8ei Den 8ettrennen per0en mebr ais
oreibunoert Gennpferoe Od fem. Die
beriibntten iebottiihen Gddferbunoe
Deroen porgefiibrt un0 cine qaftse
9ln5abl ai0erer S1oiiIteIllutgen mn0
ltnterboltimger.
8ie oiesidbrige Stoatsfair ION Die
bette ineroen. Die ieruaIs bier Itatf-
fano uno mer es MIR irnnler mogIih
MAIDEN fann. ioIlte oieieIbe beiuherl.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07
$ild-Dakcta StdatSfaIr

91G6ite g8o6e finoet sic groBe
StaotsousiteIlung IN Surou itatt uno
mir Ienfen Die 9lufrnerfiamfeit lnie-
rer 2eier no6nals auf oieielbe. g1o6
niemols lit Die 9lusiteaung 10 iorgfGl-
tig ltnO griittolih norbereitet moroen,
Die 0ieies SSabr lmo mie Die slusiteI-
llngsbeboroe berIi6ert, miro oie gln-
5obl im0 Site Ser nusgeitellten Bro
oufte lmo @eaenitGnoe aIle frii6er a6-
gebaltenen 9lusiteaungen BEL @eitem
iibertreffen. 8ieIe Counties boben
iogenannte .GountD- -glusiteuuneen4
arrangirt lno iperoen MIR ote beIten
&rooutte rno @r5elgniiie eirli6iden.
2mtotpirti6aft, @ieb5ubt un0 @e-
lperbe meroen groBartig oertreten fem
lno iiberou miro es etrpas SSntereIian-
tes 3u iebet getrn. glub fiir oie linz
terbalting Der 8eiu6er lit in ausgie-
biglter @eiie Sorge getra9en moroen.
Sir oie oeltti1en ghlpobner oes
Stootes lit ser Wfittfpod, Der 13.
September, Ser BON Ser 9IusItellngs-
beb0roe ols g9eutiCher 3n1" heItinunt
ruoroen lit, BON gan5 beionoerer 8e-
oelttlng uno es lit 3u toffer, oaB ii1
reht uieIe 9eutids on AieIem Gage
auf Der 9lltsiteaung einfin0en. 9lus
@nron pur0e iiber SEN 09euti6er
Gag" 9elhrieben:
9eatider Sag anf Der Sair.
SSe0e 5meite Berlon o1f Der Staats.
fair am Wtitttpod), oen t3. Septen-
Ger miro oeltib oeel oeutlc9er 9lb.
tlnft lem. Gieier EGg lit bon Der
SSair-9eboroe alS .GeutiGer Gag"
feitgeIett moroen ll1o es unterliegt
teilem 3neiiel, 0aE lniere oeuti6en
@iirger al 0ieiem 9aqe in aroBer
gIn5abl in Guron anipeieno ieil mer-
oen.
gin Oieleln Gage, pie alth mt alien
an0ern meroen Spe5iaI3iiqe ans al
lem Geilen oes Staotes nah Suron
lalifen uno 8orfebrungen peroen ge-
troffen, im aIle 8eiuher gut ilnter5ll.
brii1gen.
@ute Heoner peroen antpeIeno Iein,
ipelhe 9[nipra6en IN 9eiitif baLten
meroen ino eine aIIgeneine oeutihe
&eunion miro itattfinoen, bel toelher
Die @riirolng oes oeutihamerifani.
ihen Staatsperbanoes, Der 5fuei go
den fpdter in Nberoeen gegriinoet
neroen loa. griinoIih beiprohen tper-
oen fann
glmh Die 8ioniere bon Siio.0ofota
lueroen ibre erite Sfeufiion ouf Der
tootsfair abhaIter inlO 3ipor am
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07
RandTNau.


SSn CANADA miro iebt olentboI6en
fait BON nidts unoerm gereoet, ais
pom 9fe5ipro5it6tspertrag nit 0en
Ser. Staaten. Sir @ilfrieo 9aurier.
Der cauaoii6e 8ren1ier, it0Bt nit iei-
nem 9lppea an Oas 8olf Der ,0onli-
Mon" i'm Sntereiie oes @egenieitig-
its-8ertrageS nit Den Ser. Stoaten
oo6 auf melt gr0Bere Sppoiition, ais
er eripartet imo man i'm aageneinen
angenomnen batte. gluh fii6rt ole
Sppoiition, reprGientiert ourd Die
GonierDotipen, Die &nnlpagne gegen
9ie5ipro5itdt III unoerer g9eiie, ais er
erpurtet botte. Ger Seiter Der Iibera-
In Regiering bat ihon mieoerboIt
iel6lt onraif bingetuieien, Dab ole
aonierpatioen bel Der glgitotion fir
ole Reupablen 0ie 9lufinerfiamfeit
Der Stimugeber BON Dem Souptge-
genitanoe, Dem @egenieitigteits- -glb-
fommen, ab5liletfen uno peitber ge-
bolte 5ragen ntfS 8apet 81 bringen
iiiden.
9obei oerfoQen Tie III ser 3ot ouf
alerbono 9uumbeiteu. Die fran50.
iii6eu &mlooier iteben befanntlih IN.
fer 9ouraiiaS 6iibrling. l1no oieier
bebaltptet, 2aurier uno ieine 9i6era-
len ieien 5ll britiidl, nGbreno Der frii-
bere Wfiniiter oes S5nnern, gor0en,
ais 6iibrer oes fonierUatipen engli,
i6en Clements Der fanaoiihen @enol-
ferlmg, 2olirier ino feline Bartei be-
ihuloigt, nidt britiid] genua 5u iein
uno es auf Die 8ereiniglng @nnaoos
NIT Den Ser. Staaten abgeieben 5ll
baben.
9altrier itellt sic patbetii6en &eoen
ais Ieere5 @ei6pds bin. ,0ieies
@merions- -8ereoe uno -8eihrei" ,
iagte er in Der Geoe, NIT Der er oie
&ompngne eroffnete, lit 81 ol6ern, 3lt
ountm mo 5u oerd6tlif, Inn BEL 2eu-
ten BON ernIter 9enfllngsnrt 9eaf-
tltng 5u finoen. Sdtte i9 oas &edt
uno oie @eIegenbeit, Dor einem omeri-
faniiden YubIifltm 81 iprehen, id
miiroe, fur3 gefaBt, iagen: .gSir
ipiini6en engere &anoelsoerbinoung
nit Gud. 8erlongt S5br ober. ooB
mir oafiir uiliere @bre uno Selbit-
lt1noigfeit opfern, Damn oanfen mir
id)on fir oas, mas Sbr lns anbietet /;
Damn 6rouden mir eS nid)t. Den bon
GuH oerIangten Greis lit es lns uid5t
mert.
S6gIei6 0ie cona6ii6e 9lnti-9ie3i-
pro5itdts- Yartei au6 BON @nalano
aus, namentlid) non oen engliihen
SSreib1nolern, aufS eifriglte unter.
itiibt miro, limo oie 9efiirtporter 6es
@egenieitigfeits- -9lbfonnens nah Die
Dor iebr superiihtli1 lmo boffen oie
8eitdtiglmg oieieS in Dem neuen 9nr.
lament, mie es aus 0en gaeuipablen
b1rborgeben miro. Ourhleben 81 fon-
men.
@ie0erinn lit Ser greis fir 5leii6
in Die So6e gegangen un0 man be-
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07
GbicGsucr SOnucntiuu
9cs ySeutider greFDerein Scs 8e.
tens, 15.-17. Septcm6er.
IS rogrnmm: +:
SSreitng, 10. September:
fn III On

10 llbr Sorulittdgs.
8egriiBling ieitens Oes aomitees
oes y&erein Deltide 8reiie" i'm
Saiptquartier, Sotel aoiierbof, Glart
Str, nnbe SSndion gloo.
Groffnrlng Der aonbention i'm
Souptquartier, Sotel aaiierbof.
gtahmittag:
@eidldftsiislng.
g(6en0s $50 lI6r:
8eniitlibe 3uianlmenfllnft i'm ita-
lienild]en 3irnmer. glniprade ieitens
oes 9fihters sc. s.. @irten, 0litglieo
0es ,gerein 9eutide Greiie".
Samitag, 16. September.
Sormittag un0 gta6mittag @e-
idaftsiisung.
gl6enos s llbr:
8eiuh Der @roffnungs. .9oriteaung
Oes 8eutiben 8beaters, 1922 Seog-
mid Str.
3ur glrtffiibrllrg fonlut .3igeu-
nerbnron". Sperette BON S5obann
StrauB.
SOnntag, IL. September:
10 llbr 8ornIittags.
9luton1obil-6abrt fiir ole GeIegaten
sur 8elihiiglmg Ger Staot.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07

Gag 81 orrangiren? gllIo, 0euti6e
grii0er, bIonlirt Die 9euti6e 9relie
nibtl 8lnmirt Gu6 nidt iel6er |!
Dfoht nu 9oem oeniitiqen Sons 6ie
5reuoe, Bob Die Seier Oes .0eutI6er
Serolo" oos Ser5 mif Dem re6ten
Sled bobenl
9lnentboI6en in Sen Ser. Staaten
reibt ii6 Der Oeutide 0tidel Den
S6laf aus 0en glugen uno ole 9ier-
flere pom Sibleoer. 9laaltbalben
odnunert es INNER mebr in ibn ouf,
Dab eS ooineri6" meroen mlB lmo
Dab eiit 8oIfSitomm, Der Iih Iel6er
ni6t ebrt, all6 ni6t bon gln0ern @b-
ring erlDarten oorf. ggos man an
bohiter Stele bon Dem 0eutIbtum
Oieies 2onOes oenft, benefit foIqenOer
8rief unires ErGitOeuten Saft 5um
0eittihen Gag IN 2ouispille, ap.:
RrdIioent 3nfts Sdrei6en lautet:
gS a bington, 81. Suli 19t1.
0tir lit nitgeteilt porOen, ooB 0ie
Oeutiden 8ereine 2ouisoiQe's um 81.
9lugult inn SSontoine 5errD Gorf oen
g0eittiden 8ag" feiern tuer0en 5ur
erinnerlmg an ole glnfunft Der erIten
oeiltI6en Giniponoerer III 9lmerifa.
SD gratiilire 0en oeltiden 8erei-
men 81 iold' elmer pniienoen sSeitIih.
felt. 8os Oeltti6e Clement 0es ane.
rifanii6en 9iirgertlms lit ems Der
Di6tigiten i'm omerifaniifen Bolts
d]aratter. Sd fomme ans Cincinnati,
mo ein 9rittel Ser @ep0lferiuiq ans
8elttiden beItebt, uno 0ns fraftuoae
8etdtiglingsoermogen oie olfribtiae
9enfipeile, Der baltsbdlteriihe Sinn,
Die 8riin0li6feit, Die 8ernunftanIih-
ten Der 8ellti6en lmo ibr g9ert ais
amerifanii6e 9iirger lii0 mir oaber
ei1igermnBen befannt. ltn0 Der Sab
restag Oes geginns ibrer GiniuanOe-
rung nad) Nmerifa lit Gin Sag, sn 6cm
IidD jeOer, Der Nmerifa lie6t, begliif.
miiHifen iOllte.
glufridtig Der Sbrige
g8m. $. Saft.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07
DeutlNer StaatSverband

Ser Scntid amerifaRiIde
gercin BON glberOeen II. Sruiun
County laSet allc 9entid-Ime'
rifnncr SiiO-SafOtus Gin, iid
smcfs @riiuOnng eines beutidls
amcrifaniidlen &erbanOes Uun
SiO.9afDta am Sreitag, ben
20. September, in slberSeen,
g. o, einfinSen 81 uOllcn.
Wiit Oentidem 9rnR
Or. 6. u. Suman, 3rGfiSent.
8. Segnader, SefretGr.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07

gSm. S. Gaft
Serr gluguItus 6. gBiaiion, ser
0uOernDr OOn SentnfD, lobt Oie 0ellt-
iden folgenOermaBen:
Stoat 3entudD, @recittio.
8ureolt 6ranffort.
Ser5lihe @riiBe BON Der gan5en @e-
n0lterung aentudps an unIere 0eitt-
iben 8ereine, Die am 81. 9luguit 0as
@intreffen Der erIten 9eutifen on un-
ierer &iiite feitli6 begeben, 0es 0ellt-
idlen, Der beriiber fanl, in lmIerem
2an0e, ieinen bGusli9en Seer0 5u be-
griinoeu. @ut Seil un0 @liidaltf, un0
mogt Sbr lange leben unO geoeiben.
0urh oas oelltide Clement ergdn5t
iid unier notionaler Gigenid)afts-9e-
ltano Our6 teutonii6e &raft, teiltoni.
ihen 6leiB lulo telttoniide glusoauer.
@s fiigt unlerem nutionalen Seben
ben @abritoff Der freiIinnigen 9ln-
i6auungsmeiie, Der 9uloiamfeit Der
glnIidten 9lnoerSoenfenoer bel, berr-
lihe @oben, Die llns berei6ern lmo
ben Spenoern Spfer auferIegen. 8ir
freiien uns ni6t MIR, 0aB Der erIte
0eutide ii6 uniere @eItaoe erfor, ion-
bern mir freuen uns or6 Der oeltti6en
S6oaren, tpelde ibn folgten.
g8ir i6dBen unlere 0eutifen, neil
lie reAtiboffen, potriotii6 uno ge-
meiniinuig Iino. g8ir oertrauen ibnen,
neil tie felt luo treu fir @eieb un0
Oronung eil1iteben, neil Iie @eripre-
6ungen mo @etpfli6hugen einbal-
ten, neil tie @ott uno DEM 2a1oe erge.
ben limo. @ir erfreuen ms ibrer
genhbori6aft oenn tie iino aufrihtig,
arbeitlam, berniinftig, niisli6, bilfbe-
reit uno liebreid. gSir lieben tie ibrer
nobren rno aufrihtigen 5reunoidott
Degen, uno mir ergosen luls ber5lid
on ibren 8olfsbeluItigungen mo ib-
rem Sdngen, ibrer gelpiunenoen Sos
oialitdt, ibrer o8emiitli1feit".
S5n Sreuen,
9Luguitus 6. @ilIion.
0os limo i6one bilige @orte, aber
mir 3eutl1en nliiiien lelber oona6
tro6ten, oaB man oieie ,mertppae Be
reid)er1tnq oes 2anoe5~ ourf oie
9erti6en praftii6 6 belobnt unO
mir miiIien unS Die 9libenbrooelbe-
bonollmg ieitens Der 9lmerifaner ni6t
l1nger gefallen laiien.
Sorgt oafiir in Suron ltn0 in 9l6er-
been!
0ene WiitglieSer fir ben StaatSber-
bano:
0ipiesmol oen Sut a6 Dor @ennOl
3u ben friiber genel0eten 80 gtomen
iino oieie @ohe nod 66 peitere gta-
men nuf einnlal bon @tenno aIlein an
oen o0ertider Serolo" geianot NOR
Den. Die g6renliIte lit, tpie folet:
8on Wf enno. Otto Q. @inter,
SSacob g8inter, S5lllius gl. @inter, gIr-
noIo g8inter, Carl 81. gBinter, gbri-
titan AiienbreD. Senrp Sarniif, @m.
9liienbrep, S. S6naio ST., Gbriit.
Seer, &orI 8. @aa, ssacob gseubartb
SSr., SSobn SstpoIo, aarl 9liieabrep,
Yeter 6lennler, SSncob Seibert, Geo.
Seiurib, 6rieorih Ebeurer, SuliuS
Tbeurer. SO. S. &aiif, s5obn &otb,
SSSacob llInier sSry s. SO. 8erretb, Go
ren3 9onner, @ottlieb q. Shenlpp,
Or g. 9. auglpareer. SenrD Timer,
5reo SedenIaibIe, Emanuel Timer,
elmer Sforepa. Otto Seiier. @iharo
aublmnnn, s5obn Sungman, eSncob
8eIler, glnoretp s. blum, 60. Saud,
8. g8. Sod, Rarl Timer. ghriftien
Sirens (2), 9opio Soft, Subn Goel-
monn Sohn Sob. SenrG Shnitt.
emmanuel gieomon. $. 9ieb. sacob
@0eImonn. SenrD 5raih, &. 81. O2ett.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07

8ie Die 9eipegane elmer ginielng
oes 9eutihtllnts I'M Stoate beah,tet
miro, benefit ia iebt ihon oic Nus
iUobI eines 9eutihen Cages. g9er
bat ie borber gebort, ooB man es Der
gaiibe fir iuert bielt eiren DeutidDen
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07

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4 in the DakotRs. 4
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-07-22
MOTHER REFUSED
TO LEAVE SON.
MRS. ELIZABETH SANCHEZ GRE.
ATEs DISTURBANCE At HOME
FINDING ASSOCIATION,

E i
The unwillingness OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Sanchez of Hedrick to leave her Young
son. Milton Sanchez. In the custody Ot
the American Home Finding associa.
ton, as had been ordered BY Judge
Wilcockson at Sfgourney,. created
something OF disturbance at the or
.phanage on West Fourth street late
Yesterday. The boy had been brotglt
into court for incorrigibility 4.
rather than send him to the ref, !,
school, the Judge ordered that he
placed temporarily in the home, l,r,il
his mother could make arrangements
to place him in the custody Of reia-
tives.
Sheriff Grimes of Kcokuk county
brought the boy to the home yester.
day. the mother accompanying. TheA
while the sheriff was explaining the
situation to the nurses in charge, Mrs.
Sanchez and the boy ran ont the front
door and down the steps, Sheriff
Grimes overlook them and brought tho
mother and son back and the mother
then went into Mysteries and refused
to leave the building. OMcer Nele
Nelson was called ana with Sherit
Grimes prevailed upon the woman to
leave quietly. Mrs Sanchez, accord.
Ing to Sheriff Grimes. Is q hard work.
ing woman at Hedrick. She has been
separated from. her husband and sup.
ported herself and her son. II is un.
derstood arrangements will be made
to place her son in the custody OF some.
Of her relatives.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-07-22
SMALL GAINS IN
ACTIVE STOCKS
HEAvINEss IN READING AND
COPPER, HOWEVER. GIVE THE
LIST IRREoULARiTY.

New York, July 21.-(Wall street,
Small gains were made in many OF the
active stocks at the opening To-Day ou.
heaviness in Reading and the Coppetf
shares rave the list an appearance "
lrregularlty. The local traction secus,
tiles held steady. The Hill Stocks Hiaue
further gains, Great Northern pre1e1
fer advancing IN and Nortnern
cific half. Canadian Pacific rose ~;
The market grew firmer after tns
nnenine The demand for railroad
stocks were most pronounced ana
number of these issues made iarss
rains Canadian Pacific Increased ts
r,sa r. Oh and stocks Of allied propef
Ties advanced with 1t. Wisconsin Cen,
trail eainsd ~. Minneapolis ~. -.
and s. S. Marie preferred ~ anu w
common |. Northern Pacific rose -
Union Pacific and Western Mariyi snS
preferred one and Minneapons au
ST. Louis preferred IN. Reading ~
covered from it's early heaVlnesS a-
scored a small gain.
The market closed strong. Inere w.
more activity In the last hour VIZ Wa
hest prices Of the day was recoIueu
Union Pacific sold up two points ~
.91A to highest figure OF the yea.
.Pittsburg coal preferred made q sun.
liar gain and marked strenstn vs.
shown by Great Northern preIe, l,a,,
Northern Pacific, Reading, n.es
Valley, st. Paul. and United ot soa,
steel, In the special class American
beet sugar gained ].
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-07-22
oLIvET.

C. d. Gordon Of Oskaloosa was in
town Monday on business.
w. II. Bennett of Angus was IN
town on business Tuesday.
r. Williams was business visitor
in Evans Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Morgan returned 20
their home in Bloomfield on Monday
after visiting with their son Arch.
A. Morgan started d grocery store In
the Billings building formerly used as
a post office the past week. He will use
this until he rebuilds.
James Johnson of Des Moines was
in town on Tuesday on business.
Parties from Pella were In town on
Tuesday.
r. W. Phillips of Buxton was in
town Tuesday calling on old friends.
j. NJ. Ball, general manager of the
mine here, of Oskaloosa, was in town
Wednesday loking after his mining in
terests.
W. A. Nesbit of Colfax was was in
town on Monday on business with K.
Rev. T. r. Martin and wife Of Busy
was a pleasant caller in town on
Sunday.
Mrs. J. L. Billings spent Monday in
Harvey on business.
Miss Stella Barnes and sister were
passengers for Oskaloosa on Wednes-
day.
town on business on Tuesday
Mrs. William Druse returned home
on Wednesday from Harvey where she
had an extended visit with her broth
er Alph Thompson and wife,.
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CERTIFICATE
HAS GREAT ACE
SAMUEL BURTON HAS CERTlFl.
CATE OF HIS ELECTION IN 1868
AS SURVEYOR.

Codnty Surveyor Samuel Burton.
who has figured many times as cand:-
date for, and frequently held the post
of county surveyor for half century.
has in his possession the certificate OF
his first election to the Office away
back in 1863. Mr.. Burton produced me
old document in the office or clerk OF
the district court this morning and told
Clerk George Phillips that he had one
Of the Oldest documents OF Its kind
that emanated from the office OF the
clerk OF the district court. The GER
tificate bears the dat . OF 1863 and was
signed by Hugh Brown, then clerk Of
the district court and OF the board of
supervisors both offices being at that
time merged in one. Today the auditor
is the clerk of the supervisors. Sur
veyor Burton prizes the certificate
very highly and the fact Of it, great
age showing his first service - an
officer Of the county makes. the time
worn paper, which is yellow with age,
Of much worth to its owner who forty
eight years later is serving in the same
capacity as that to which when q mere
youth Of 81 years, he was elected.
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MARKETS OF THE WORLD
q
WHEAT BOOSTED
BY BLACK RUST
PRICES TURN HIGHER TODAY AZ
RESULT OF REPORTS or DAM
AGE TO CROPS.

Chicago, July 21.-Dlack rust report
from the northwest particularly the
Red River valley III North Dakota,
made wheat prices today turn higher.
One authority asserted that the dam
age would reduce tho total crop in
the state mentioned one-fourth to
one half. The feeling Of uneasiness
was increased by other injury being
narrated, notably ravage BY grass
cables and continued export inquiry
counted also in favor Of the bulls.
Opening prices were x of to high
er. September started at 8Sh to SSN,
varying from u to n advance. After
touching SsA @S8h the option rose TO
soc.
Subsequently favorable weather re-
ports from the Canadian northwest re-
Taxed prices in surprising manner.
The close was weak with September
at Ss@8Shc., q net loss OF " to NC.
moisture strengthened the corn mar
kets. There was gossip that large
part of the local stock had been sold
for shipment. September opened u to
Il higher at 64N to C5 and rose to
65Ac.
The market later eased off under
realizing. Closing figures were weak
with Sept Is down at 64Ac.
Oats followed corn on the rise. There
was a good deal of scattered commits
sion buying. September started \ to =
42A @42ss and rallied to 42Mc.
A fair demand kept provisions N
the main firm. First sales were IN %
cents of to IN higher, with January
delivery $3.50 for pork, 1926 for lard
and So for ribs.
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HORSE MARKET DULL.
Few Buyers Want Only Weight and
Glass, With No Action to
Lixen Up Trade.


Stock Yards. Chicago, July Ill
There is but little life to the horse mar
ket, the lack of auction sales, tho
dearth of buyers and the lack Of classy
animals OF weight for wagon and exca-
waiting work giving Il monotonous tone
to the little trade done. Many Of tho
big buyers are spending their vaca-
lions with their families during the
dull, hot period now. and consequently
there Is little activity in the market,
with the exception Of the buyers who
had to rush in for animals to take the
place of those stricken in the streets
during the hot wave. For this class OF
stuff-wagoners, excavators, express
ers-there is a strong demand and the
market has taken an upward turn. In
fact, buyers are unable to get the ami
mails they want for this trade, and an
advance Of $2o@25 over month ago Is
given for the right animals whenever
they are found.
Estimates place the receipts at 1888
for the week, compared with 1,121 for
the first four days Of the past week,
and 967 for similar dates a year ago.
This shows that the market has been
flooded, 267 animals being received in
excess Of last week and 462 over q
year ago. As there ras been little OF
real quality it can been seen that a
great excess Of thin stuff, outcasts and
odds and ends has been dumped on
the market. The market closed at the
followin. range Of prices for CLASSIFIED
animals:
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RETAIL MARKETS.
Flour and Feed.

Flour and feed-Graham flour, per
sack. 60c.: corn chops, per cwt., $1.25;
shorts. per cwt.. SLAB: bran, per cwt..
$50: ear corn .pcr bu.. 6oc.: shelled
straw, per ewt. Soc; oats. bu.. 15c.:
chicken feed. ground. 70 Tbs. Soc:
clam she'll. per cwt., Soc; flour, per
sack. $1.2501.s5; corn meal, 10 1b.
sack. 1Sc.: corn and oat chop. per cwt..
$3.50; oat straw, bale, 50c.; barley,
s5c.: oil meal, per cwt.. $40; corn
chop, $3.50.
Butter, Eggs and Poultry.
butter. ID, 25@soc.: Sept. creamery
Poultry-Gcese, r.. i2hc.: turkeys
2s@27c.: live springs, 1sc; dressed
springs, Csc; old hens. dressed. 1b.,
1sc.: ducks dressed, Id. zoe.
Salt t.h-maet k,:si ,oo,se.: ..,
15c.: white flsh. pail, 6oc.; herring. &c. :
Goldfish. 1o@1sc.; lake ash. pan. zoe.
Fresh fish-Cathsh. h.. 2oc.; trout
17hc.
Fresh Hsh-white nsh. &c.: halibut
No., 1sc.; salmon. H.. SOC: catfish. lb.
soc.; trout, 17hc; :.
lb, 1oc.: Calf. cherries, lb., 25c;
bananas, 20@25c.: lemons, doz.. s5c.;
oranges, 80, 40 and Soc: currants.
15c.: watermelons, zE@s5c.: Elberts
peaches, doz,, SIC.
Vegetables.
vegetab]es-Beets, per peck. 46c;
cabbage. head, &C.; cucumbers, each.
10c.: green onions. punches, &C.;
head lettuce. 10@15c.: onions. h., &c.;
parsley, bunch. 5d1oc.; radishes. 2 fol-
&c.; watercress. bunch, &C.; new beets
3 for 1oc.; cauliflower. head, 20c.; new
potatoes, PIX, 60c.: garlic, h., zoe. ):
green beans. h.. 12hc: wax beans. h..
12hc.: head lettuce. 15c.: Rock Ford
tuce, 10@15c.; Rocky Ford Gems, 1oc.,
Gems, 10c: new corn, doz.. 12hc.;
apples, PIX, 25c.: turnips, pk., Csc,