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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-27
GLOBE vIs(ToR-T r F,yan,

GLOBE VISlTOR-T. T.. Flanagan
of Globe arrived here on Saturday
nights train for q short stay in the
city on legal business.
MRS. GASKIN ILL.-Mrs. Harry
Gaskin has been i'll for some days
and was reported very low yesterday
afternoon. IL was feared that she
would not live through the night.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-27
SAM DoNoFRIo AGAIN. - sa

Donofrio is still in the confectionery
and fruit business. He moves around
town so fast tlrit it takes a Sherlock
Holmes to keep track of him, but
now he is opposite the Coliseum. on
First street, with brand new layout
sam has been i'm Phoenix longer than
he cares to remember and has had
locations at various times on about
every block i'm the business district
Now he has moved up into the theater
belt.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-02-01
Public Sale.

Having decided to move to DenisOn,
| will sell at my place in Section 16,
Milford township, 612 miles northeast
of Denison and miles east of Deloit,
on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY, 3, 1911,
commencing at II o'clock noon, the
following described property towit:
Four Head of Good Horses-Consist-
ing of brown se!ding. 9 years old,
weight 1900; brown mare, in foal. 4
years old, weight 400; cream gelding,
2 years old, weight 1900: brown geld
ing, 2 years old, weight 1900.
twenty-five Head of Good Cattle
Consisting of I mich COWS, four of
them fresh; thoroughbred Hereford
COWS, full blood 2-year-old bull, full
blood bull, six months old. 8 yearling
steers, yearlng heifers, 5 calves.
23 Sows with Pigs. 10 Dozen chick
ems.
Machinery: Plano binder, nearly
new: top buggy, nearly new; spring
wagon, 2 lumber wagons, l new bob
sled, disc corn plow. riding plow, seed
er, corn planter, hay loader grass
mower, feed grinder, water tank,
threshing machine with 16-horse pow
er, nearly new, wood saw, complete,
set harness, single harness, 1900 bu.
corn in crib, 80 tons hay in barn and
many other articles.
Terms: All sums of $40 and under,
cash. On all sums over that amount
a credit OF l years time will be given
on approved notes bearing per cent
interest. Free Lunch Served at Noon.
CHRIS. JESSEN.
McAhren & Malone, AuctS. At
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-02-01

Ware opened the Shikiri softly and
with noiseless step, passed out of the
house.
CHAPTER XXXV.
The Lady of the Many CoIored Fires.
The spacious residence of the Minis
ter Of Marine that night was a maze
of light. All social Tokyo would be at
the ball in honor Of the admiral and
officers of the visiting squadron.
1t was late when Daunt turned his
steps thither through the fragrant
evening. The deciphering of volum-
nous telegram had kept him at the
chancery until eleven.
All that day he had worked with a
delicious eXhilaration rioting in his
pulses. He had not seen Barbara, but
her face had seemed always before
hin-quyering passionate as he had
seen it in Ben-ten's cave, hazed with
daring softness as it had turned to his
on the steps of the railway carriage.
There had been moments when some
aroma of the spring air made him
catch his breath, mindful of the crisp,
sweet scent of her hair or the madden
ing fragrance Of her lips.
Daunt had seen many such affairs
where the blending of colors and
sounds, the scintillant shifting of
forms, had been but a maze. Tonight's
however, was wound in a glory. All
these decorative people, this scented
echo of laughter and music, existed
only to form Kaleidoscope setting
for the one woman. He went to
search for her with his handsome head
erect his shoulders square and col
or in his face.
He passed through several rooms,
revealing one oriental picture after
another. These rooms were filled
with the social world OF the capital,
gay glimmer OF urbanity set off
against masses of all the blossoms of
spring. In the last room the host
stood with the visiting admiral and
several ambassadors. He was a per-
feet type of modern Japanese of af-
fairs, a diplOmatist as we'll as a sea-
soned admiral. He had been at An
napolis in rs and his wife was a grad
uate of Wellesley He was one of
I l,n S,tY Of no ~nf,
which was shaping the destinies of
new Japan. Daunt greeted him and
paused to chat while with his own
chief and Mrs. cambridge
He entered a veranda where people
sat at little tables eating ices frozen in
the shape Of Fuji, under fairy lamps
whose tiny bamboo and paper shades
We're delicately painted with swords of
water and swimming carp. From one
group the Baroness Stroloff waved
hand to him, but Barbara was not
there. Daunt turned back, threaded
the hall and entered the ball room.
There, through the shifting crowd,
over flashing uniforms and diamonded
tiaras, he saw her. In the clear radl-
ance Barbara stood almost surround
ed. Her white satin gown simmer
ed in the light, which caught like
globes Of fire in the gold passion flow
ers with which it was embroidered. A
new sense of her beauty poured over
him.
Confined Next Week.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-02-01
Confined Next Week.

Sedentary habits, lack of outdoor
exercise, insufficient masticatiOn of
food, constipation, a torpid liver,
worry and anxiety. are the most COM
mon causes of stomach troubles. Cor
rect your habits and take Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and
you will soon be we'll again. For sale
by all dealers.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-02-01

Every girl seems to have an ambi
ton TO make her waist smaller than
is natural. and her bust larger.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-02-01
CHAPTER NXXIV.
The Japanese Characters.

Through the thin paper pane, parted
by his moistened fingers, Wares hot,
hollow eyes saw the Japanese girl
come into the room. She had not
waited to shut the shoji behind her
She drew quick sObbing breaths and
her eyes had the desperate look of a
hunted animal. She ran into the
sleeping apartment and closed it's
Shihiri.
Barbara had halted at the doorway.
AS she stood looking in, her eyes fell
on the mauve kimono with its silver
camellias. 1t was the robe Haru had
worn the first evening she came to
her. If she had doubted, all doubt
was now gone. An instant she hest
tated, then, with sudden resolution,
knocked on the grill and stepped
across the threshold.
A man who watched could not solve
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-02-01

image of Kwan-on, in a wild burst of
sobbing.
Ware opened the shikiri softly and
with noiseless step, passed out of the
house.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31

DeutIfen fiir 10 cine ipi6tige So6e
5ilianinen 5iI bringen, man Iollte ober
Oo6 meinen OaB, nnhoem ole 0eut-
iden 3eitungen ihon 10 piel Onriiber
geihrieben lmo oqes flar gelegt ba-
ben, jeoer oeutiher 0fann 0en aroBen
8orteiI einieben iollte, ben Elm ioIder
oelltId}er 8erbono boben mnB. Die
Oeiltihen ioater nidt marten, bis ie.
man6 nit einer Cite fonnIt, INN Iidl
5u interihreibeu, ionoern iie iolten
Iolfes Sntercile an Der Sadie babcn,
bar iic fid nidt nnr icl6it anmelOen,
iOnOcru bel icOer 8elcgenbrit ielbcr
Ylttglieber Iammeln nnS ocreg Ra-
men bem r9entid)er SeruIS" einIdi-
den.
IS lit gnr fem 3lpeifel. 0oB Ser
2obn fiir ole glrbeit. pelfe iebt IN
SiIo-0afoto getan miro, INN 0en 0eilt.
ihen Staatsoerbono ms 9eben 5u ri.
feen, niht aiisbleibeu miro. SbDobl
i6 mid ielbit niht onihlieBen fonn,
neil id) IN 0oro.9nfoto mobne, min.
if)e id ollen, beIon6ers Dem g8elt.
iber SeroIo", 6nB lid Die 3nbl Der
anmelOlngen nttn0eltens nerooppeIi
baben miro, penn ami %. SeptembeI
Der .0eiltidamerifnniid)e Staotsoer.
banjo" III aberoeen orgauiitrt miro
9. 3eu1peI.
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iinIern aeatT6en ms stamb6nd,l

Gum SdIuB ion ailh nod foIeenoe
energifdoe 9lufmt1terung unIres
0orb-Safota 9orreipon0enten 9.
9entpeI aus 9empif, bier 9Iob FIN.
oeu. Sic benefit aueleif, nit mel
dem ssntereiie, Oos iiber Die @ren3en
liaires Stnotes binnns gebt, Die bent
ihe 8emegung berfolgt tpir6.
Semnif. Gmmons Gountp, q.
O., 20. 9lugliIt 19ff.
8eim Ser sDeittiber 9eroIo" an
fonlmt, iebe id itets nit beionoerem
Ssntereiie gleid) noh. mie pielc flele
Wlitglieoer it'd gum oeutihen Staats-
nerbonoe bon Siio-0ofot1 anaenlel-
bet baben iul0 es freut mid je0esmal,
81 Ieien pie Der q. S. 10 nnttia
oraiif los arbeitet lm0 inllner mieoer
lm0 ipieoer 0ralif los flopft, INN nod
mebr 3ertide auf3ulpeden, Die In be
ler @esiebltna Ieioer 10 gerne Id]lafen.
gs 1T ia fIar, oaB es Idllper 1T. Die
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31

gigfeitsfrieges, Dem 6entidlcu @ene.
raj Steu6en, oen ibm 3ufonnen0en
Eloe IN Der nmerifaniihen @eIhid3te
3u geben, mllroe Serrn 9artbol0t an
6bren Dor ieiner 9lbreiie noh 0elttih-
louo on 9oro 0eS .,@eorge @aibing-
ton" BON oer8ereinigung Der, ,8uuab-
tiers OF tbe HeooIution" cine biibihe
5eier beraniinltet.
6err 8artbolo beriibrte I'M Ieiner
eriuioerung Die S6iposqerihtspcr-
tr0ge uuo betonte i'm Deiteren gerloitf
oos cute ginDernebnen 3uiihen
slmerifa uno Deuti6lnno, 0as ME
ernitlid eelt0rt noroen lei ino oid
IN Der 3ufllnft nift aeitort mer0e.
5rieorih 0en @roben pries er als Den
eriteu iunter allen europdiid)en sir.
item, Der Die llnabbdugiefeit 9lmeri-
fas nnerfnnt babe. llno nift MIR
oos, bnbe er alid5 iogleif Sonoelsuer.
trdge nit Der neuen 8epubIit abae-
ihloiien mo erlergiih gegen Die 8er-
ibidimg beiiiifer S0lbner proteitirt.
giohoem Serr 9artboIot oub oos
groBe SSrttereIie, oas Der 0eutid)e &oi.
Ter INNER fiir slmerifa ge5eigt, er.
mobnt botte, ihIoB er nit Ieinem nod.
moligen 9anf fiir oen ibm 5uteii &c.
morOenen freunoIi6en gnlpfang.
Die 8erianunIung lang 6onn 0os
Sell Dir i'm Siegerfron3" un6 mei.
tere 9e6en foIaten. 5rou Sronces
Roberts aus Utica tpies ouf oen ber-
DabrIoiten 3ultnno oes @robmols
oes Generals Steubeu bin uno Der.
iprnh, Dab iie Die 5rauen i'm RobaiDf
IoIe fiir ole SSnItanobolting oes
GenfmnIs intereiiiren poIle.
g1iht nur 9merifo. ionoern Ole
ann5e Aelt, beionoers Die 2uftitif-
feripelt, iab NIT 9r0Btem Sntereiie
Dem 9nuerflug BON Sarrp R. 9lt.
pooo bon ct. 2ouis nad gtep gorf
eiltgegeH. Der fiibue 2uftihiffer er.
rei6te nth gliidIi6 g1eip Yorf. Die
@eianlntoiitan3 betragt 1865 giei.
len, bod bat Der 8oitoner gloiatifer
llulpege semnht, 10 oaB er penig-
items 1865 Wteilen ourhflogen bat.
Seine oftlielle Slug5eit betrGgt 2S
ShnOen fiinf 0timtten. gr lit om
Il. 9luguIt in ct. 2ollis nltfgeitiegen,
bat iomit 5u ieiner 8our elf 8age ge-
brandt. Die bisberige bette 2eiitung
mar Ger Stumbling bon 26nig uno
9iihner III 9euti6lano, 1854 Wiei-
len IN 80 3ogen. 9ltpooo bat iomit
ben &ecoro INN 101 0ieilen un0 IS
Gage iioertroffen.
Dfon nimrnt fait feline 3eitllng 5ur
Snno, obne oaB ihredli6e @iienbobn.
lngliide, id)dn0libe Worotaten umo
Seiliatienspro5eiie bon ollentbaIben
genel0st peroen. llno Inn ons 2ano
su oberlbigen", ioa 5ur 9tbipehslimg
pie6er einmal elm geipaltiger Client
babnitreif in Scene eeiett peroen,
Der @rfolg 0es engliihen Irbeiter.
Itreits lGBt oni1einen0 uniere gtrbei,
terorgnniiationen niht ihlafen m6
MN ion pon @euem fir oie Mnerfen.
ulmg Der o6eoeration of 2abor" iei.
tens Der 8obnen geitreift meroen Die
9abnen limo ongebIi6 entihIoiIen, es
gum aeuBeriten tomnlen 81 Iaiien
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31
@ene NitalieSer.

Bon Serrn @ ottfrie0 8 0 +
ter IN @urtforo, peIher friiber
ihon einige 20 @amen bon MitgIie-
bern fir Den StaotSperban6 einIano.
te, trafen folgen0e meitere Ranlen elm:
2ouis 9Soidfe, @m. 9ruIe, 8oIf
Gutenberg @.8. Slppele, Soc 8rnlm-
Iteter, g. 02eDers, 0eifJ. SpieImunn,
gtid SpieIman, Eeter Spielmann,
@m. Spielmonn. sSrant Spielmann,
SSobn Spielmann, Sn. Spielmnnn,
( (,,aIlerbono" glf)titng Dor oen Spiel.
monns), glid &aufnarn, Soc 01u-
hoip, Gbos. Miller, Soc Wfiner, 6. gS.
Mtiaer, 8m. 5reri6s, Sp. 0ubbe,
9luguit Snhs, 8m. 9ieden, 9en 0ie-
fen, Sg. 0ieten, S5obn 8oigt, Syobn
Mattbies, $. Sdlpenfe. Sermonu
Ripgros - (3uinmmen 30.)
gon Suron: 9lIbert 2ampe.
gon 6 GoIton: 0lor 8iebpeg,
SSuliis GeiB, 8. GlnifeI.
3niGmmen "a. (8otal ii6er 1700.)
(gs uGre iest on Der 3eit, 6aB
Sortforo einen eigenen 3meigoerein
griinoen tpiiroe. $50, gum Conner,
itedt Sumbolot? 6renno Dlunot ioG.
te oa oie 9llarnltronrmel riibren uno
llnteri6riften ianmelu. Die SdriftI. J
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31

An5obl bon 8nnren9ruppen berob5u.
leeen beriltdt. Serr 8aft bat oieie
@eiete netirt, neil er nidt oie notigeu
milieuidoftliden llnterIogen bette
neld)e Die Sorii-aonuniiiion Iiefern
ioIle, INN 81 beilrteilen, oh Ole @ir.
tlne Der 3oaoerdnperlmgen giillitig
ODER luigiinitig iein neroe. gi6er or
bot ole 9luspeiie Der aommiIIion fir
ein5elne @rnppen fir 3e5ember in
ausiiht gelteat. @enn nidt 0ag Ser
bergen binter oen 9oilliiIen le0iqIid
Elm Wfittel iii. INN tpieoer oas @olf 3il
tduihen, 10 miro es lliogIiherlpeiIe 0ie
8etos iest ber5eibeh,
Die Oemofrnten riibnlen lid), benz
2anoe cine Mtenqe tonitruftiper 9oli-
tit geboten 5u bnbeit, ole am 8eto oes
4r0iioenten eelheitert iei. Sic iinO
8ufrieoen. Die fortihrittIiden Hcpu.
bIifoner boben ibre Wfodt eeseigt
uno Dem goIfe, mas iie ibm qeben
noIlen. fpenn iie Die Scrridlaft iiber
ole 4nrtei erlanqen. Sie lin0 an.
frie0en. Die Stonopotter iino 3ufrie-
ben. neil tie i'm Gonnoo-9lbfonnnen
neue gorteile fir oie Sruits erIangt
bnben.
lln0 6aS goIf2 1os miro crit nod
ben @rfabrimgen. ole es in Der regri.
IGren Seiiion oes &ongreiIes mohen
miro, ii9 iein enogiItiees urteil bil.
ben f0nnen. es rportet al. Dos mare
iibrigens nlid, tpenn es rod 10 einnii.
tig oerielben Meinung IN Sob ODER
Eo0el mare, 0ns @in5ige, mas es tim
tonnte.
Sluf 9lnregung imo 8enlii6en oes
ausge5eifneten oentid-ameritoniiden
GnogreBmannes gli6oro gactboloi
BON CT. 2ouis bat unier GongreB be.
tanntlif bei6loiien, Dem oeutiher
aaiier cine Geplifa oes Steuben.
Gentmals in Woibington 5u pereb-
rem. IS por oaber gonS natiirlih
oaB 9rGIioent Safi oen 8eranloiier
oieier Stifhmg fir oen oeiltiden 9ai.
Ter, 9errn 8ortbol0t, oie Gbre 5ilteil
peroen lieB, ibn sum lleberbringer
oieler 9enfmols.R .Rnd)bilounq sil er.
nennen. (9lIs 3ipeiten 8epoamGh.
tigten ernannte or ben befaiinten 9ten
Oorfer 3eitlmgsmann s. g. 8olf,
| frnm.) 9eioe Serren liuo Dor eini.
gen Sagen bon gtep gorf aus mil
! Dem 2lopo.0antpfer n@eoree 8oib-
ington" nah 9eutlhldno obgereiit
INN ibre WtiiIion an oen 6eutlher
&aiier. ibm oos @ei6ent oes omeri-
toniiden 8oIfes 5u iiberreifen, 81
erfiillen glm Seoontaae, om 2
Septenlber, iueroen iie iid ibrer sluf
gobe i'm fniierIi6en S6loiie 5u 9ots
Dam entIeoigen. gea6oem Dies ge.
ideben lit, miro Serr gartboIot lid
nad flr5em GnfentboIt IN Berlin
1n6 9eutihlnno ua1 Gom begeben
nm oort, als goriieer Der omerifani
iben delegation, ser SSntern1tionoler
5rieoens-lluion bei5uipobnen.
Nus g[nloB oieier ooppe[ten 0fiI.
iion. ole Serrn 8ortbolot noa euro
pa fiibrt. uno mn ibn lopobl fir ieint
@emiihen. einem Der groBten uno Der.
0ienItpollten 6iibrer oes llnobbdn
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RundIOau.
Snlanb.

NSHlano.
Die @rtraieiiion oes aongreiies iit,
nie bereits in letter Runuller gemeI.
oct, Doriiber. Serr Eoft bat fem Ga.
na0o.9lbfommen erIangt, menn Ga
ua0a teinen Strif oilrd Die Heh-
uling nlo6t.
0emotraten in6 fortihrittIid)e &e.
pubIifalier baben Die 3oae fir cine
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9otoI fiir @2aidinen urlo


Yteroe S1675.00
Die SSntereIien am 9lrbeitsfobita[
miiiien nit s Bro5ent ongeIhIaaen
meroen, oenm oieie &ote nnlB Der
5armer he5nblen fiir irgeno
melde Sunne. nelhe er borgt.
Die SSSnterehen betrogen allo
.$144, uno oie Steuern brinaen oieIe
Slunme auf $155.56. 0ie 4rbeits-
5eit Der 8feroe uno Nai1inen lit
nibt biel mebr ais 5ebn Sabre. ge.
rehnet man 10 BroSent fir abnu-
eung, 10 9ibt oas $f67.50. Die ilbr-
iihep 8eiantmtfolten 6e5iffern fidb
auf 1924.
Die 3eit Oes sSarmers Iolte 0od
nlinOeItens 800 per Sobr uert lein.
SSn irgeno einem an0ern @eIddft, oos
$25, 900 nngeIegte5 aapitoI repr6.
ientirt, ipi!roe Der @eIh1ftsfiihrer eiH
@ebalt bon $4,000 bis $4,000 be8ie-
ben, nber Der 5ormer lift ia bei6ei0en,
uno ieine 6rou 5iebt Siibner uno ei-
nen @orteit, 10 miro er olIo nit
$1,000 5ufrieoen fem. @enu er feine
itarfen eSingen bat. miro er iuenia-
items fiir eillen 9eiI 0es ssahres einen
aueht brauhen. Sir orei Wsonoie
miro oieier aHeht nit 2obn uno sRoIt
$147 foiten. 9as britlgt oie grbeits-
foiten auf $1t47 per Snbr. 0osu Die
iabrlihen Soften oes 9(rbeits. un0 0es
feiten aapitaIs, bringt ole iabrliden
geldmlatousgaben auf $3249.
gtum moIlen mir ieben, mas fir
Gmuobmeu oieie @iertelleftion sSorn
brnngt g9ir nebnen ON. 0dB ole
6orm IN beltem 3uitonSe lit. gut 0rai-
nirt liiip., io0aB iener 9lder bearbettet
meroen fann Gie fSabripegc nebnien
4 ader bon Den 100 meg. Die @eban-
lihfeitef audi 2 Slider. Ser sSarner
Bat eille cute 8sebieIDirtid)aft ein-
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Gin DeMId,er Gag wdbrend der StaatsauslteIIung
Die HuslsIunssbsborde bat lttwo6 den Is September,
daflr feOgelsbt

sretar der SsaasdIMss
bebofd In hurcn bdm 9enf6r SapD@i
sans l.
Saro Ga aHsaa91
sOasJ G. D. - ~ -
Srrm:-
nhdr mno
cine
%
ar aniFe
Der
Der In
gudsf
n b eau
mad chsmfe
nm an fAn 3dtunse i'm
s. @eSIbaias 5draae
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Deut(Ner $taatSverband

Ser Sentid gmerifaniIdle
gcrcim BON 9lberSeen II. SrOipn
Gountg lnbet allc Sentid-amc.
rifaner Sao.SafOtns Elm, iidl
sluefs @rhnSnns eincs Sentid-
nmerifaniIden &er6auoes SOn
Gib.9afpta nm 6reitag, ben
%. Scptember, in glberOeenr
g. o, ciufinOen su luOllen.
Wiit Seutidem @rmR
Or. 6. ". SOman, 9SrGiiSent. .
SO. S1egnader, SefretGr.
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Prcsperitat des Farmers

Die iogenonnte Brosperitdt 6es
6ormers lit fnlt iprihmortlidl aeiDor4
Den. 8ns 8oIf inn glagemeinen, Rel.
tlmgen uno 3eitidriften rDeilen intiner
mieOer oarauf bin lmo man bait ben
6nrmer fir eiiien tleinen 4onia in
ieinem Reihe. Ylnn ma6t oen Sar-
mer auh germ fir ole boben 8reiie
Der Sebensmittel peroittiuortlidl.
Die Deitberbreitete 9lnIiht iiber 0ie
Brosperit1t uno oen Boblltano Oes
5armers fonmt 5um gr0Bten Seil
BON Dem rieligen Steigen Der 2ano.
iDerte IN ben Iesten 5ebn SSabren. SSSit
iHierm RnhbarItnnt Soma 3. 9. Itieg
Der @ert oes Sanoes INN 1921 Bro
sent bon 1890 bis 1910. sSn 3ublen
nusge6riidt meiitt oos, ooB Oos SSarm-
lan0 IN Soma ieBt INN $1,543,273,-
600 mebr mert lit oils Dor 3ebn Sab.
ren 8os iiebt naeroings iebr nadl
BroSperitdt aus sSn Siio-9afota
iino IN Den lebten 5ebn Sabren oie
Breiie fir 2ano nielfa6 INN 0os 9op-
petite uno nod mebr geitiegen.
9l6er man mliB iidl oie So6e ndber
betra6ten. 3os 8elo, 0as ser Soma
5nrmer in ieinem 2an0 angelegt bot,
lit feite5 Gopital. Sem $3.50 2ano iIt
beute bonn Stanopu1ft Ser grntepro-
BUTTON aus nift mebr tpert, oils Dor
5ebn Sabren, ais es fir SO gefouft
per0en fonnte. 8eIi6forn lit oos
SoIptproOuft in Soma. eSn 1900 mar
Der 8irhidnittsertrag oes glders
40.7 8u. SSn 1910 NOR Der Grtrng
1868 8u. Die Gornpreiie iino alers
oings ettpas geItiegen. 9lm 1. go.
uenlber 1900 tpar Der 5armpreis fir
Corn q Gents per gu., oieies SSobr
aber lit Der 8reis 80 Gents per 8u.
Die Gornernte i'm Staate mar Inn
t,076,040 8n. GROCER IN 1900 ols in
1910. SSn 1910 mar fie urr $38,0S6.
$50 ntebr merit oils in 1900. I'm 0os
alls3ugleeiden lit ober oie Billion uno
cine babe grtrn-aapitaIiiution oa,
nuf neIhe 9ipiSenoen be5nblt perOen
ntiiIien. 3u 5 8ro5ent berednet foltet
ben Soma SSarmer Der WlebrtDert oes
2nnoes nm 122 8ro5ent $77, ,163, $50
per Sabr.
8etriebsfOiten Der Sarm.
9ie ourdihnittIifye Steuerrute oltf
Soma 5nrmIano betrdgt ettDa 80
Wlius per 9ollar 0es Steuernertes,
lmo Der Steuerlpert lit elm 8iertel 0es
pirflihen @ertes. 9ie 3unobme mn
8erte oes 2anoes beoeutet $12,4
SAT mebr Steuern, ooer fir Steu-
ern uno 3inien oie 8eianlnltiunme
pon $89,638,197. Ser g1ebrpert
oes Gorns be5ablt nabe5u Die SGlfte
oieier Sumne.
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per glder lit $4,000 mert. SSiinf
8ro5ent 3inien bon oieier Sitnune be-
trngen $1,000, 0d5u 0ie Steuern.
madt $t37S. 92eparaturen uno 8er-
beiierungen on @eb1uoen ca. $4OO Der
Sobr. 9as limo aIio SITS felte Nus
gaben ie0es SSabr. 8ieie Slu1une be-
5oblt Der 6armer fir 0as 9ripilegi.
nm Dab er ols .prosperiereno", aIs
mobIbabenO be5eihnet peroen oorf.
Aber 0os lit nibt nlles. Der sSnr-
mer brauht ou6 8Ier0e uno @erdt-
i6often INN ieiue 6nrm 81 bearbeiten.
3ieies grbeitsfapital miro iih unge-
fdbrs tuie foIgt iteIlen:
5iinf 8fer0e $4,000
Gfliiqe, Gultioators itIip. 1880
SGenlaIhinen 10000
grntemnidmen (8etrei0e- II. :
@ornbinoer uIp.) 275.00
gerlhieoene Malhinen, @a-
gen mO @erf3euge 275.OO
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31

@acin 6rcnnO sins nndl slmerifa.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31

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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31

imo Oaber t0nnen mir IN ben n6hIten
8ogen ilitereiiolten Greigniiien ent.
gegenieben.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-01-21

PROFESSOR GARNER BRINGS US
A WONDERFUL APE.
Animal FROM Africa Jungle TO Dem.
onstrate~ Theory Of chlmpanzee
intelligence, So the Profess
sor Says.

New York.-After living for seven
years In bamboo hut in the heart OF
the African jungle with only two
negro servants and wild chimpanzees
and gorillas for companions, Professor
Richard L. Garner. the anthropologist,
has reached New York with Susie"
the 7-months-old ape. who can talk
and understand the English language.
For twenty years Professor Garner
has made a study OF the animals that
Darwin declared were our ancestors,
and in 1908 he sailed on his fourth
trip to Cape Lopez, Western Africa T;
his purpose being, as he said, to watch
and learn the habits OF the chimpan-
zee in its wild state and to observe its
capabilities without suggestion or
training and most important of all. to
discover If the ape is able to distin-
guish different colors and forms
He has returned with proof that the
chimpanzee cannot only distinguish
the difference between red, white, and
blue, but that it can tell the differ
ence between half dozen shades of
ANAI 1AO QAAOA0nOO uClW00n "a q
a cube and cylinder and that it has
language Of its own, consisting of a
vocabulary OF about twenty words.
Susie spent most Of her voyage in
cage in the butchers room, but part
of the time she was on deck. She has
little chair that she carries about,
and when told to come here" "sit
down" or laugh" she obeys with sol.
dierly alarcrity. When a match is
lighted she cries out In squeaky
voice, ''Feu." the French word for fire.
During my four expeditions I have
had total OF twenty-five chimpanzees
end nine gorillas in my house." said
Professor Garner "They were all
young ones, which I bought from ma
tives to experiment with. let them
have their freedom, but they always
came back at night to sleep. The go
rillas were not so tractable and occa-
sionally I had to confine and guard
them. In my opinion the chimpanzee
is the highest type OF the lower AMI
mails and has the most brain power"
Professor Garner declared that from
his studies OF the chimpanzee he is
convinced that it has bad memory
and does not remember a grievance
for very long and that 1t has not the
resentment Of the human being. Mel
Their has the native of Congo, he add.
ed, the resentment OF the white man,
I'm my opinion. It will not be very
long before champanzees win be able
to speak language that we under
stand" Professor Garner continued
They will not only be able to repeat
words, but they will know the mean.
ing Of what they say and hear"