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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-23

Recommendation for the m"blliza-
ton of another division OF United
States troops. such as vas conccutftci
on the MEXICAN bOrd"" Last spring. and
The march Of company OF infantry
FROM San Francisco - Nc~ York are
contained in the report Of Ac.ng In.
spector General Of the Army, \. ".
Brewster, made public to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-23

John Henry Lampkin. Sl wears d,
a retired gOvCnmcnt gardener, who
went to Washington. :ial% years aLo
rrom Germany, coarmilt"d suicide Tues
,!av hy shooting himself At the home
of bis daughter. Mrs BENJAMIN L.
Thomas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-23
SIXTY PERSONS
.AI|E ARI|E DROWNED.
>rigll tfuI Disaster. on French Rail
2 iroad. Train PIunges Into
!! River.
CARRIES AWAYRRlDGE

faSsenser> peri>I, in Compartments :
,enIitfsle, Gcseiier< Swept Down
- =
:; !StSeansln Theirncath.
..,a :, - !,
.t>SAue} w; Since. >y"g.z 122S. 1122SS=- 4 fasl
sanseetrSiu >Dlnueed into the Thouct
river ut Moutreuil.B .Bc!lay today a"J
s,Ssy ?arsons wGso iro%nej. 4 food
bad carried oUt tie railroad bridge and
the train rounding curve 1t top speed
Ieapai from the abutment. The
caches contained about 100 passengers
many, OF whom persisted in their com-
oartmcnts. Others coming 10 the sur
face were swept down stream to their
deaths. 4 iew cIuns to the train until
help reached them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-10
ARABS LOST IN NEW YORK.


New York, May g. Nine fun
bioodcd Berhers dressed In their ma
tive costumes were lost ia New York
IN the subway today Then police
man piloted them back to Coney ls-
land whore they are staying.
The Arabs are members of the Too
zooin troupe, which Sic Hassan Ben
All brought over a year ago.
In the spring llassdn always fits
ont his troupe with summer clothes
He left word AT the villa that the
troupe was 20 meet him In West
Fortysecond street for its shopping
The troupe left Coney Island under
the guidance OF HadH Brahim Ben
Said who knows English and also
New York. At the Grand Central
he got of the subway train. The
others did not get to the door in time
and the incoming crowd pushed them
back; the guard shut the door and
the troupe started on without a lead
or Hassan telephoncd the police sta
tion and spent the rest of the day tel
ephoning to every place where they
might have gone.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-10
SEEK TO COLLECT Sf.fi0.05.
W. A. Funk and Wits Bring Action
Against Mrs. DuBoisc on Note,

a suit has been filed in the district
court by Mrs. Elizabeth DuBoise
against Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Funk
for the collection OF s1,149.96, al
legged to he lue on a promissory note
bearing interest at the rate OF per
cent. he plaintiff asks for the fore
closure of "a lien on property held by
the defendants in section 32, township
II, Of Tulsa County. Is case judg-
ment is rendered In favor of the plain
tin It is requested that the court dis
pose OF the property TO satisfy claims.
IT Is held in the petition for judg-
ment that on September 20, 1908, the
defendants entered into an agreement
at Muskogee for the loan of 81, 900 on
their promissory note. The papers
were drawn up and the business trans
acted according to the provisions Of
written contract. After the lapse of
two years, the note fell due and is held
unpaid. The plaintiff asks for accru-
ing interest and attorneys fees added
to the principal, or par value of the
note.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-10
TWO CARS OF FROZEN
BANANAS WORTH S312
DREYFUS COMMISSION COMPANY
RECEIVERS FROM THE FRISCO
FRUIT WAS SIDETRhCKED.

A Judgment was returned in the
county court yesterday by jury in
the case OF Henry Dreyfus against
the 81 Louis and San Francisco Rail
road company in favor of the plain
tiff. In behalf of the Dreyfus Com
mission company, the jury agreed up
on damages TO the amount OF S314,l2
for the loss Of two car loads of 'ba-
nanas consigned over the railroad
company's lines to Tulsa which were
frozen in transit
The original complaint filed against
the railroad company by the com
mission house asked FOR a damage Of
81 ,000 bun an average was stricken
from the various sums agreed upon
by the iurymen and that sum made
the amount of payable damages, AS
alleged in the petition, the commits
sion house had shipped to Tulsa two
car loads of fruit, the greater part of
which was bananas from a Kansas
City firm. The consignment was de-
leyed in transit, and, as alleged was
as local consignment.
While lying in wait, the cars were eX-
posed to freezing weather, and when
the shipment arrived It was practical
ly useless for trade.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-10
EAST Third Center
OF BUILDING WORK
\ STORY A WEEK ON THE HOTEL
STEEL FRAME OF DANIEL
BUILDING UP.

Day by day. week by week, the
eleven-story hotel which is being
erected at Third and Cincinnati grows
upward The structure is now eight
stories In the air at the north end and
seven at the Third Street side.
The remarkable rate of story
a week in the concrete frame of the
building has been the rate kept up
since the second story was completed,
BY Jyne 10 the full eleven stories OF
the frame work will have been finish
ed. If nothing mars the progress on
the magnificent building. The new
hotel Tulsa building is now as high
as any building in the city and ere an
other Week has passed, II win be the
tallest.
East Third Street is the real center
Of building activity in Tulsa. Be
sides the new hotel, the three story
Daniel Is beginning to look like the
imposing structure which II will be
when finished. The huge gaunt steel
framework has all been erected, and
In the words Of an onlooker yester-
day the structure now looks like a
huge wire busket. Within few days
the work on the side walls will have
been completed, and the building VIII
be ready for occupancy which will be
by Tulsa's first general department
store.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-10
Federal COURT
IS CONVICTINC
BOOTLEGGERS FARE BADLY At
GOVERNMENTS HANDS.
red RICHARDS IS GUILTY
Day BY Judge Campbcll--Ncw
Trials Scarce.

Tulsa County bootloggcrs have
learned much to the dctrimont Of
their former peace of mind, In the
short period OF time that the Federal
Court has been IN session on the Grim
inal docket, that a prosecution by the
United states authorities for violat-
ing the liquor laws is almost as good
as conviction
Since the cour, convened Monday
the part reserved for spectators has
been filled TO IT'S fun capacity with
interested bootlegEers from all parts
.'shey have witnessed IN the way Of
proceedings against their fellow bust
ness associates has been enough TO
cause noticeable decrease in the
business, Every case taken before
the court has been formally tried and
In each Instance the Jury remained
out about five minutes bringing I'm a
Verdict Of guilty These cases are
left 10 the judge for prescribing sen
tenec which can be fixed between the
minimum and maximum, as he sees
III. A penitentiary term is generally
called for, and 1t is predicted that not
a few Tulsa County bootleggers char
ged with selling liquor without n gov
ernment license will see what the in
terror of McAlester penitentlary looks
like.
Another bootlegginE case was
brought before the court Yesterday
when Red" Richards. said to be one
Of the old school members Of the liq-
nor traffic brigade was arraigned.
Richards was arrested by the federal
officers at Bristow about wear ago
for catering booze without the re-
qulred papers. In his case the jury
remained out long enough TO warm
the chairs in the jury rooms and were
brought before Judge Campbell to pro
nounce the defendant guilty Rich
ards, in defauE Of bond. was returned
TO the county Jail to await the dis
posal Of his case by passing final
sentence.
Friday has been set 10y Judge Camp
bell as sentence day in the llduor
cases, in each OF which conviction
has been returned. At the same time
motions will be heard from the at
torneys for the defendants for a new
trial in behalf Of their clients From
present understanding it seems that
the evidence introduced against the
violators In various sections OF the
county is so discriminating that their
attorneys will not ask for a new trial
but rather plead with the court for
leniency.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-10
JOINTLY Observe
DECORATION DAY
VETERANS or NORTH AND SOUTH
WILL DECORATE TOGETHER.
SERVICES At OAK LAWN
one Orator to Address Al nt Come
tcry-Scparatc sermons NJ Two
Tulsa Churches.

Besides being progressive. swift
moving and fast growiul, that element
which Is characteristic ot the oldest
cities In the United states rs also to
he found in evidence In Tulsa. The
love for brother man or comradc-
ship, Is cvinced on every side.
That the memory of those brave
men who fought for the Union in the
.Ciyil war and the memory Of those
who were fighting for the Southern
cause which they thought 10 he Just,
viii hc honored on MAY 80. was the
edict given out at meeting of the
l1Cal post of the Grand Army OF the
Republic Su lday afternoon.
The Union army Veterans win hold
services over the bodies Of their dead
comrades that viii in every way bc
fitting on Memorial Day These gray
and aged men who espouscd the cause
OF the union, and who under the guild.
ance Of Abraham Lincoln defended
the emancipation PROCLAMATION, will
invite the veterans who wore the gray
10 take part In the services and make
one grand, unseliish remembrance or
those who cave or risk,d their Mfe's
blood for a cause dear and sacred 20
each.
The Confederacy fen. hut the victo-
riOus men Of the Union army do not
despise the memory Of those who died
in it's cause or the trudshop Of those
who are living One hundred aged
men Of the Army OF the North and
nearly as many who marched under
the banners of Robert E Lee stone
wall" Jackson, General Johnston, or
other Southern leader win gather At
the First NJ y. church. Fifth and
Boulder, and at the NJ T. church,
South, Fifth and Boston. respectively,
and will listen to pulpit oratlous APP
proprilte for the daa
The veterans, although memorial
sermons will be held in separate
churches win probably hold the Me
mortal Day services at oak Lawn
cemetery in conjunction. one speak
er win make the address Of the day,
and, while the men of the union dec
crate the graves OF their departed
comrades, the men Of the Confederacy
will likewise decorat" the graves OF
their comrades gone before.
At the meeting Of the G. A. II.
Sunday II was decided 10 ask every
one for flowers with which to deco
rate the graves. a committee haa
been appointed TO secure o speak
To- give the Memorial Day Grafton. N
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-10
WITH TULSA BUILDERS.
Tuisans Who VIII Build DwcT ings or
Subst tantial Additions.

That business is picking up IN
building circles is evinced 10y the num-
ber Of buildirg permits issued yester-
day at the office OF Guy Meacham
building inspector, Six persons Sc
cured papers for handsome dwelling
houses or for substantial additions to
dwellings.
Tom Tate secured a permit to make
500 addition to his house on May
bell. Mrs NJ j. Martin took out a
permit to build $1,000 dwelling on
Main Street. j E. Rodgers will
build a $4,000 dwelling on East Fifth
street, while Loren Conway viii erect
a dwelling that is to cost 81 500 on
Elgin. II a Terrell win make a
$500 addition TO his dwelling on West
Third One factory permit was Is
sued yesterday. That was 70 the Read
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-10

through Their regularly accredited
representatives according TO the fun
damcntal principal of our government
and no mere handful Of voters shall
be permitted 20 thwart the will they
expressed al their regular election,
Under our system Of government the
legislature produces the laws, and the
courts administer II. We have been
elected according to law and If YOU
wish 10 determine the questions as to
whether or not we are in office and
the momhors Of the hoard Of education
OF the city Of Tulsa, we shall be glad
to aid you IN SO doing in the manner
prescribed 10y law
And for that purpose, we will stip-
ulate the facts IN an agreed case that
can be heard by our courts IN less
than a week and we are willing TO
stipulate with YOU that the right OF
appeal SHAH he waived and the de-
cislon final or II you are not satisfied
to do that we viii stlpulate that the
right of appeal shall be preserved,
hut there shall be no controversy out
side az the courts upon the appeal,
but that the parties successful in the
lower court shall occupy the offices
without question until the appeal is
determined.
Finally We advise you that we are
not above the law of the courts, but
we submit our decisions both as Off
GERS and as private individuals ac-
COrding TO law TO the court, and II
you should have been led 10 believe
that you have any rights In the prem
ises, we shall he glad Ia aid you TO
a speedy determination of the quos-
tion, hut so far as recognizing You as
having even a shadow Of existence as
a board OF education OF this city, the
matter Is not considered until the
regularly constituted tribunal shall
say so.
Respectfully submitted,
S. W MARI chm.
J. l. GILLESPIE.
VI. l. SNODGRASS,
DAN HUNT,
A W. BELT,
DAVE HAMMATT.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-10
CALLS JOHN A. BAD ONE.
Mrs. Blalock Accuses Him of Many
Things Emitting Her to Divorce.

Asking for the custody Of her five
year-old child, Philip, and an alb
solutc divorce. Mrs. Pearq Blalock
brought suit in the district court yes
terday against her husband John
Bullock The plaintiff alleges cruel
and inhuman treatment. She also
states in the complaint that she was
forced to seek employment at differ
eut periods Of their married life in
order to support the family
The Flalocks were married on Feb
rusry -, 1905 at Keokuk Falls, okla
homa then a territory, She accused
her husband OF being rude intolerant
abusive, and accustomed 10 presiding
AT the following bowl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-10
OIL rIRE TATAL FOR TWO.

Topeka, Kans,, May 9-Two were
Killed and one fatally burned by an
oil fire this afternoon in the Santa
Fe shops where oil tank ears are
cleaned ana repaired, The dead:
John Schafer, suffocated in tank car;
Homer Corbct, burned to death
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-10
LAST HoNoRs FOR VETERAN
General NJ. Emmett Urcll 10 Have .
Public Funeral.

Washington u, c.. May 9-ArranRc
ments have been completed for the
public funeral tomorrow of Gen NJ
Emmet Uroll, who died while on n
visit TO Ireland last summer and
whose remains were only rNenty
returned to this city for burial. He
was past department commando:
Of the 6 A. r.. commandor-in-ch chief
of the National Army and Spanish
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-10

War Veterans and past exalted rule
of the Elks. The burial win talo>
place at Arlington cemetery, foilowin.
funeral services at st PatrickN
church.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-10
Take Notice.

/. n. Ewing is no longer connect
ed with TIN New State Auto CO. in
any capaci'r. (signed)
THE LEW STATE AUTO co.
adv Ford G. Shaw, Pres.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-10

WANTED--Secretary for live man
ufacturing company. Must be man OF
ability and willing to make reasona-
bic investment in stock OF company.
Address + O. Box 1856.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-10

Milling con aany who viii build a
small ADDITION to their elevator Of
Eas, First
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-10

WANTED-White woman to do
housework. IL n, Elgin Phone 607,
noon or nipb'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-10

FOR RENT-Nlce six room house,
barn, garden and chicken yard.
Phone TOO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-10

FOR SALE-Five room cottage and
barn. Address 943 this office.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-10

Millinery at reasonable prices,
johnson MlLnery CO., +. Third ST.
adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-10

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-10

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-10

clK Every interested in the fine points OF economy
cooking should always use the famous WeSson Sno
BE drift Oil Cook Book OF tested recipes sent free Tor your nal
rnrr and address and that of your grocer Write The Soue
fktt Cotton Oil Co.. Forsyth Building, Atlanta, Georgia
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-08-03

9of sum SdllnB. Serr Sr. 6. 9l.
Soman BON 9lberOeen, DER Grdiioenf
oeS 9lberOeenes @ereins, lit Ietten
0iittiuoh perionlih noh Siour Sails
gefomnen, ium NIT Dem Sdriftleiter
oes - S. uno Serri 4ornmotn All
tonferiren imo Sie Sad6luqe 0or5nIe.
gen im0, mie bereitS bcmerft, miro
Der uGeutider &erol0~ mm e6enfaas
9uron fnllen Ioiien unO fiir oie gber.
oeener Convention i'm SSntereIie ser
Sornonie lmo einBcitIidcn @orae.
hens nad 9rdften 8ropoqan6a ma.
delr bofft nber, ooB 0ie @onuentiun
I'M nddliten Serbit in SiDnr Nails a6.
gebalten miro lmo Die 7eltidlen in
Siour Sails uno i'm SiiooIten 6es
Stootes odmit einoeritanOen limo.
9Iuf Die iibrigeu 9emerfltnqen ser
D. q. y. IN lester Summer mollen
mir nid)t eingeben, neil Ser betr.
Shreiber oes gIrtifeIs mehr l0blide
@nergie un0 nnerfennensmerten Co
falputriotismlts. oils lle6erleaund,
aenntnis Der mirfliben Sod)laae lnl0
GerbdltniIie I'M Stnate bemieien bat.
snf nGdD 2l6er0cea am %. Sep.
tem6er
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-08-03
glcme 9RitaEeOcr.

8iS 3um %. SSuli paren mqemeI.
oct: 3uiammen 25Q Seitber imS
als neue 9Pitglieoer deigetreten:
Bon Sons Gemlt6lin 8ea, 2. .,
geinnunelt:
2Sobn sc. Seeren, Sermnnn qod
6. 8. 0oDer. 81. 6. fd,miot, galtor
8. Soulborn, 8. 81 SaaI6orn, q.
Seibert, 8m. aoli6, geo. Sartmaun,
@m. 9edert S5obn ESeters. 3. Il.
@oogeitrant, @eorg 4en36orn SS6no
Saniien, Sepe 5d6nS S.S. Gruie.
Geo. Often SSr., gaul gtispel, 6. 9(.
8enot Saul Seuerifl, S. gS6eeI-
6ouie, SSaeo6 StraatneDer Sr., 81.
Strnotmeper, SSobn Z. Sdniot (gar-
ter), Carl aolidb, gIlbert Soifman,
SEQ. q. 2oulm.
Serr Sobn Slider bon guniI!ota
2. ., periprah ebenfaas eine Cite
5u cirFlhireu uno @err SSobn SreGer
III Geuomooo miro bon bort ans an.
geblid] cine Site ou oen .. s."
ieu0en 6nfientlidl finoen iih bclS
tatfrdftige gtahabnler.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-08-03

Inter lebr 3oblreiher 8eteiliglnc
iuur0e III 9lberoeeL 2. O., elm 0ent
if)er 2ofulperefli gegriinoet. Ger 9e
iu6 iibertraf ongeblidl ale Gripnrtlul
gen uno gleih5eitia puroe nod Ie6.
baften 9ebatten Die pom 2ofal- Gre
flitip=Gomite nn glbeno porber be-
iprohene 8ereins-aonItitittion onget
nonlmen. 9amit lit ulio 9Iberoeel
Dem 9eiipiel oeS @ern1ania Gereins
IN Siour Sails gefolgt linO mir bat.
ten nln bereits 5Dei 3meiguereine Oes
8eittid-glmerifnnihen 9tationalblm.
beg.
9tim ioll e. ernitlih an Die 0iriinaaIa
Des Oentlden Stnatsocrbnnocs gebeu
uno 5u oieien1 3ned iuuroe pom Ser.
elm in 9lber0eea Der 3lon in0oriirt
on 6reitag, bcn 20. September, eine
Gllgenteine Oentidje SSeier in gIberSeeu
ab5ubalten, 5lt Der 0as geiamntG
Seutidtum I'M Staate eingeloOen lper.
ben iou.
Die .. s. S." idrei6t oariiber
a8dren uniere giiten oeutid)en fSrelul-
De aus Siour Sails mo @ureta Ben.
gen 0ieier begeiiterteu Sreiloe imo
Ginmiitigfeit, NIT nelher Der @luu
ongenonlmen puroe, qeiueien 10 Mir
ben iie ulIfs fr1ftiglte in @ort mo
Shrift fiir ole oeutihe 5eier in 9lber-
oeen eintreteu. Gs murOe ierner ser
9lntrog geitellt, oen gorItan0 5u err
mdhtigen, eill aomite 5u ernennen.
0aS Ser 5or0erlmg oieier 5eier oiert.
Die GinIaoungen on5u geben BON fei-
ner @riuatperion, non feiner 3eitung,
ion0ern uffi5iell nom Sentidl-9lmeri-
faniidlcn &crein ppn glbcrocen nnb
Sruipu Gpnntg ans"
g0ie gahridten -nloerer 0eutidler
3eitimgen i'm Stoate. baf Der &or-
itanO Der State Sair Sen Sonneritag
Der Tair MOdle ais pffisicllcu ocnt=
Idjcn Sag beiieite geiebt gu6r, bern6t
auf einem Dersei6lidDen SSrrtnm oieier
&lGttcr Ser @Uritanb Der Snrun
State GSair miro feincn 6cmtidlcn Sag
pffisiel 6eiIeite ieben, iucnigitens nod
nidlt in bieiem Sabre. g9ir limo
iiber5euet, oaB Gurefa um0 Siour
Sails nah reiflider GrpGgrng oller
IN 8etradt fonlmenOen @riinoe, oie
OH onoerer SteIle angefiibrt iino, nit
Srelloen Die 9l6er0eener @inla0unq
mmebmen meroen uno 0urf Itarfe
Gelegationen ibr 9Sntereiie al Der gll.
ten Sa6e 5eigel1. g8ir 9l6eroeener
9eutiden peroen ui1ier 8eItn1oglid-
ties INN, Inn oen grfolg Der oeutihen
5Seier 5l ii6ern ltno unieren misnar-
tiger G,li'en ben 2fufertJolr IN unle.
rer Sta0t 10 nngenebm mie mogIiA
5ll mnhen.
9lnmeloimgen fir oie oelltibe Sci
er IN 9lberoeen rid)te man bite an oen
@auptar5t 0es oeutihen @oipitals.
Serrn Or. 6. 81. &omon. 2 H Someit
Die .. s. g."
9ie p8oIts5eitling" in Guref1 bat
iih nadtrGglid ebenfaas fir gl6er-
been erflGrt, nlodte ober porber nil
EN-. ipie i;d, Der .9eutiG)er SerolO"
81 oieier gfberoeen- 6eier felt.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-08-03
Syn cisener SADIE.

g8ir baben idon friiber betont, 0oF
Ser S6riftleiter oes uGeutider @e-
roIo" i6on ieit II SSnbren Der gini.
gung oes geiantnlten i'm Staote mob.
nenoen 9eutihtiims oos 8ort gere-
oct bat lno oaB alio Siour Sails lrnb
ni6t Aberoeen Der geiitige @enotter
oes 9SIanes zines 0eutihen Staats-
nerbonoes mar. glllein Der .8euti6er
Serolo" mar bisber Der eiit5ige Hufer
IN Der giiite. Die friiber IN giant
ton beralsgegebene %. s. g." 1no
ebenio Die iibrigen oeuti9en 3eittin-
gen i'm Stonte blieben indusden-
Itia. I'm ober Den @e0ofifen nidt
ruben 5u laiien, tat Der @erausgeber
Des in v9euti6er Serolo~ umgetauf-
ten ,.gohrihten Serolo" oas unter
ben friiberen 8erb1ltniiien MogIide
ltno alif Ieinen gfntrog tpuroe DER
,,@ermonia 8erein" IN G;iour Sans
Der critic gerein, Der i9on Dor Sobren
Die 8eihIiiiie 0es Delttib -Amerifoni-
fden 2atioraIbunoes aoep!irte nn0
offi3ien als 3tpeigperein lebtreiu bel.
trot imo .,olb beute Die aOpr;euer be.
5ablt.
Der yGeutIder 9eroIo~ I'M Siour
Sails mar llillres Miiiens ebenfalls
bic ein8iee oentfbe 3eitlng i'm Gtaa-
tie, lueId,e onIaBIih Der Sahrhlnoert-
feier Des 0ebrrtstnoes bon Jrie0rid
j. Gdiuer efne erphe Uebtufitisr ar
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-08-03

BON Agaoir, nm iein Reht ou pobren.
Sine unntittelbore ariegsgefobr ulr-
De crit oltrh England beralfbeIh1no-
rem. eS fon3entrirte 5unlahIt bei
Eortsnlottb Elm concentrations -@e.
lhtpnoer, mno Damn fam oils ltarferer
3iinoltoff Die 0robreoe oes enaIild)en
Shubfan5lers gegen 0eutihIano. @e-
gen ioldle @irtihiihterunasnerIude
oiirften aiid belite nod IN DeutIdIan0
8ismards ftcl5e @orte pom 6. sc.
brnar 1888 geltcn: .g8ir fonnen
onrh Siebe itl0 8obItpouen IeidDt be-
ltoden peroen bieIIeid)t sll Icidat
- aber 0nrd Grohungen gan5 geipiB
nld)f. Asir Gelafldle fiirhfen @oft,
aber lonit tlid,ts nllf Der 9selt e
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-08-03

Stabt bmrd sensr serit6rt.
Sat bic gaHse Crtidaft gollDd in
Campbell Somntb, 2. D, nabe Der
Npro-Safota @renSe, tunroe in Der
Nadt bonn 1. sam 2. angnit bmrdp
sSeaer serit6rt. "a bic teley6umiIdle
gerbinonns a6seidnitteu lift, PUB na-
bere @ad)ridtem nod nid)f sa erbal-
ten.