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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Voeltz are the
proud parents of an s pound boy who
arrived at their home Thursday of
last week.
-'What is your boy worth?" is the
question asked in the w. G. t. U.
department. of local paper, and then
goes, on an argument against the
saloon. 1t seems to us that the
writer of the article has only a very
faint idea of the suject. 1t is well,
perhaps to remove temptation as far
as it is possible to do so, but all
temptations cannot be removed for
| all time. 1t is not the boy who is
raised in glass case, who never had
an idea of the evils of the world, and
thus one who was never tempted,
that makes the strong steady, reliable
man. 1t is the one who is trained TO
know and avoid the dangers to the
| moral character who is the strong one.
All to many people think they have
performed their duty and are entitled
to crown when they have talked a
lifetime against that which to them
appears to be greatest eyil--i it be-
comes hobby with them. The fact
is that in rural communities, and the
small towns in the agricultural sec.
tions of the west are rural, the sa-
looms are among the least Of the mora
dangers. That father and mother who
has worked against the saloon IN the
hope of removing temptation from
their boy and stopped with that, has
made a miserable failure. What
better proof of this can one ask than
the condition exising today in towns
that have no saloons, and have had
| none for years. Under the latter con
ditions can be found in almost any
community boys and girls who are
growing up in state of worthless
ness and moral degeneracy. 1t takes
more than fighting one source of evil.
Freedom to run the streets night
or day is the greatest source of evil
of the present day, and it is a matter
that seems to receive very little
attention from some, who i'm
agine they are doing a good Job at
raising boys and girls. In the home
is the place to train the young. That
boys and girls can be turned over to
some such institution as a gymnasium
under the auspices of some church
organization, that boys and girls
can then be turned out pasture to
grow up is all wrong Remove by
statute the saloon, gambling house,
and other evil resorts, and the streets
are no safer from a moral standpoint
! than before. Boys and GIRLS of tender
years do not visit those places when
they do exist. But turned out TO
follow their own inclinations they
make evils for themselves. 1t is we'll
TO remove evil influences when it
can be done, but to stop there is as
to do nothing at all. Home is the
place to train boys and girls and the
duty connot be performed by statute
nor can it be delegated to some or.
ganization.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-29

JUDGE McNulty, of Aberdeen, is
attracting considerable attention as
as candidate for congress. Mr.. Nc
Nulty will visit all parts of the
district during the campaign.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-29
Absolutely Pure


X. o. RICHARDS, of Huron, is an
open candidate for the U. S. senate to
succeed r. j. Gamble, so his old.
time friend and political advisor, G..
n. Cooper, announces.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-29
xsns OF the . root clover

Never crop failure, no droughts, good
soil, low prices, easy terms. Write for
particulars. Miller, the Land Man,
Id Ladysmith, Wis,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-29

Anthony Nancy, Bernard Penney,
Francis Hennigan, John Beese,
Arthur Bjornson, Francis Curley,
Maurice McTighe, Harry McAdar
augh, Vincent Kelly, Patrick Callahan,
Earl Cavanaugh. Peter Curley, James
McTighe, Louis Winker, James
Towey, James Haley, John O'Conner.
Henry Montross, Agnes Callahan,
Marcella Doyle, Josephine Mcdonald,
Esther Morrison, Zita Kelly, Cath
crime Callahan, Catherine Hartel,
Stella O'Conner, Olivia Bjornson,
Zoa Callahan, Margaret Gallagher,
Anna Hartel, Nellie Doyle, Nellie
Kellar, Barbara Callahan, Margaret
Mcdonald, Lucy Kelly, Gertrude
McTighe, Genevieve McAdaraugh,
Estella Johns, Lulu Johns, Agnes
Curley, Catharine Gillispie, Alice
O'Hara, Margaret Mathews, Anna
Callahan, Alice Johns, Helen Healy,
Elizabeth Callahan, Ellen Roberts,
Mary Kellar, Irene Callahan, Mar
garet Collins, Florence Garland.
Rose Spencer, Alice Gillispie, Alice
Bjornson, Emily Theisen, Ella o. Hora,
Rose Ryan, Mary Gillispie, Agnes
Haley, Elsie O'Hara, Nellie Cougtlin,
Mary Murphy, Margaret Burns,
Mabel Penney, Bessie Garland, Zoa
Cavanaugh, Julia Collins, Marie
Sturgeon, Ethel Montross, Mrs, Sarah
Collins.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-29
AUcTyONEER.

When i'm need of an Auctioneer call on
H. NJ. Riedel or ask for dates at Germania
State Bank, Satisfaction garanteed and
prices right. De Smet, S, ID.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-29
GOOD Lodeing

At Mrs. Edith Pratt's o. X. lodging
house at reasonable rates. w. E. Pratt,
Agent.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-29

If you are going to buy farm, come to
Grantsburg, Wisconsin. Good Land,
Good Crops, and reasonable prices. Sew
erai De smet people have bought farms
and live here and are we'll satisfied Get
my list. J. II. Jensen. Grantsburg, Wis
consin. 1853
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-29
. Ma p s
II |
Shoafs for Sale

20 shoats weighing 80 to 50 pounds
each, for sale by Am Nordlund, Spirit
Lake TWn. 3-2
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-29
shorfhorn sulss ana sseifers

Registered Shorthorn Bulls and Heifers
for sale. Animals are of the heavy type
and all dark red
i-14 h J. Armstrong
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-29
q. a. Smith
Breeder of
nigh Class 0UrOc Jersey Hogs
aud hereford Cattle

Jasper. third prize age bull at S. ID. fair
and Sir Albany, second prize yearling
bull at sa,ne place head my herd of cattle.
Wonder, Grand Champion boar 1909, at
=. ID. fair, and Chief Solomon head my
herd OF Durocs. When in need of any
KINGSBURY VALLEY STOCK FARM
De Smet So. Oak
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-29
Span of Colts
Colts Strsyed

Geldings. and 5 years old, weighing
2,300. l.. +. Collins, De Smet 3-3
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-29

Two black 2-years-old geldings, one
gray 2-years-old colt one bay 2-years-old
colt. and one yeariing colt, FROM nay
place on the west side of Lake Thompson
about Sept. 10th. Fred Markee. De Smet
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-29
FARM FOR SALE

800 acres, 3 miles from DE Smet, 275 acres
under cultivation, 240 fenced, good Groom
house. barn roem for 60 head OF stock and
20 tons OF hay, good well and windmill good
granary, chicken coop, all in good repair
Easy terms. Address Lock Box %, DE
Smet. s. ID.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-29

One Schebler carbureter and one hard
coal stove for sale by John Kinsella.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-29
Easoburuer

for sale by VIM. Brayman. Call at res
taurant 3-2
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Voeltz are th'
proud parents of an s pound boy wht
arrived at their home Thursday o
last week.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-08-24
HER FRIENDS
GOOD ADVICE
The Results Made This Newburs
Lady Glad She Followed
Suggestion.

Newburg, Ala.--"For more than
year." writes Myrtle Cothrum. of this
place, 81 suffered with terrible pains in
my back and head. l had a sallow
complexion, and my face was covered
with pimples. Our family doctor only
gave me temporary relief.
A friend of mine advised me to try
Cardui. SO began taking 1t, at once.
and with the best results, for | was
cured after taking two bottles. My
mother and my aunt have also used
Cardui and were greatly benefited.
shall always praise Cardui to sick
and suffering women"
Cardui is purely vegetable, per-
fectly harmless, tonic remedy for wo-
men, and will benefit young and old.
Its ingredients are mild herbs, hav-
ing a gentle, tonic effect, on the wo-
manly constitution.
Cardui has helped million women
back to health and strength.
Have you tried It? II not, please
do. 1t may be Just what you need.
NB.- Write 20: Ladies' Advisory Dept. Chatta,
nooga Medicine Co.. Chattanooga, Tenn. for Special
Instructions. and 6-page book. Home Treatment
for Women sent In plain wrapper, on request.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-08-24
Umpire'S Decision Causes Riot.

The first of Portland's double header
baseball game Sunday was cut short
by a decision of Umpire Hlldebrand,
who declared Jack Barry out for run
ming out of line in the ninth inning.
The ball-when thrown to first base by
the pitcher, struck Barry in the back;
The decision was said to be unfair and
Portland fans we're aroused. Extra
policemen were called to quiet the
lending riot.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-08-24

and Mrs. w. N. Winter, Miss Holmes,
G. NJ. Uptegrove, ". 7. Cornell. Miss
Knapp. Miss Mason, Truman Butler,
Fielding Kelly. R. W. Kelly, Phil Car
rol, Henri de Reding, Albert L.
Crocker, AL. W. Peters, r. |. Dick.
r. E. Miller, W. II. Lawrence, w. n.
Walton. Prof. and Mrs. L. +. Hender-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Thompson,
Claude C. Thompson, Miss Alice Horn
ing, Miss Leila Hershner, MIR. and
Mrs. A. p. Sprague, j. l.. Carter. Mr..
and Mrs C. B. Moores, the latter Of
| portland
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-08-24
Tate-Hnnt.

The Portland Journal says that
Frank F. Tate, of Sheridan, Or, and
Miss Harriet f. Hunt, Of Hood River,
were married TUESDAY. August 10. at
4 D.. M, at the parsonage OF the
Sunnyside NJ. +. church, 1864 East
Yamhill, Portland. DR.. William H..
Fry, pastor Of the church, performed
the eremony. The young couple Will
make their home in Sheridan.
Mr.. Tate, who was formerly en-
ployed by the Mt. Hood Railroad CO.,
In its local office, is well known here.
Miss Hunt. until the time Of her mar
riage, resided at the home Of her sis
ter, Mrs. E. c. Smith.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-08-24
KIickitat Has Good Wheat Crop.

Reports from the wheat growing
section of Klickitat, where harvesting
is now in full blast, says it is one OF
the heaviest yields ever known in the
county. 1t is estimated that it will
average 35 bushels 10 the acre. One
warehouse has booked orders from the
farmers for 10000 sacks, says the
Bingen Observer. The wheat is of
splendid quality.
See the new up-to-date ownership
map of Hood River VALLEY, for sale by
Hood River Abstract Co,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-08-24
Announcement.

have bought the Rooming House
on East State street, one block south
Of Fashion Stables, and two blocks
east of Postoffice. Meals rs cents.
Also Room and Board by the week.
Give us a trial. J. w. Dickinson.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-27
G6cpaar crfroren.

Colorado springs, @olo., %. glua,
W. q. SfinRer lmo inine Wattin
nou Dallas, Seras, uur0en 0ieieu
lRoraen naae bem @ipiel 0es gifes
Reot erfrorcn aiigcflmoen. Gin Sino-
be. Der oen Nera binob idritt, iano
Die Seidlen. IS beibt, oab Die gbe.
aatten Shriitiebcr waren, Die fiir
cine 3eitun9 in DALLAS, 3eraS, ar.
beitetcn.
Sfinner itnb feline Gjottin unfer.
nnhmcn Den gluiitieg qeltern Rod)-
mittaa un0 bieIten Iih tur5e Bet in
Der Office Scr ,Hifes Geaf ytelps"
AMI, an Der balben Strede bis 5um
@ipfel, mo iie ibre 9tnmen III oas BE-
iiiderbltb eilltruaen.
Sfinner, Der ettpn 55 Sabre alt
mar, oriidte ieinen 3rpeiieI ans. Snfi
iie Sie Nergcsipite nod Dor gintriti
Der 0od)t ergeihen tuiir0en aber
5ron Gfinner. bic iiinoer mar, bes
itnno ooroui. Die Manocrung fort5us
jeten. 9as Ranr muroe nm uier llbr
0ahmittads sim letten WlaIe bon
Geutcu geie,Nl, Die iih oui einem
hinnbiobreiloen @1gen Der 3abnrao.
balm beianoeR. aur8 oarauf brah
elm id)nerer Sdnecitnrm bercin, Dem
oos 9oar, baS nur leidt eetleioei
mar, gum Spier iiel.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-27
Eongre6 Uertagt (i6.
giadl %crIeinng Der @ctOboiIdlnit
iIber Sie SanmpOllstarifuOrIase
idlIieht DE Grtraiitung bes
81. Sunsreiiss.
scHatOrru II. sIbscOrOnetc reiie' crtis.
gsaibiltaton, %. 9Ilra.


@eiSe S1irier 3cs 8onnreiies uer.
tdgten 1ih lun 1902 lltr. Ser fSiib.
rer Ser 9emofraten i'm SanS, ilnoer.
Dooo. fiinOiate an. ooB. 0u oie Ge.
mofraten nidt 0ertiiaeno Stimmen
fontrolirten, nm Die @mlnnuollpor.
loae ifber oas &eto oeS Yrdiioentcn
bimpeg an5imcbnteu. lie an Elm &os
mite oeruicien Wiiroe. 0ie Ser.
fuetiung eriolgte, obne 0aB irgen0.
lpie @inipriit erhoben muroe.
&ur5 Dor Der &ertagltng traf Ser
Ir1li0eut Soit I'M &apitol elm un0
begdb iid) nnd) icinelu 9lmis5imuer,
no iid) linn Der M5epriiiioent Sber.
man lmo cine gln3nbl Senatnren sii,
geieIlten. Gr blieb bis oie &ertaguna
itattgefun0en bate. moraif er iih
nah Dem gSeiBen Sdiis suriid hegab.
@aibington, %. sIuguit.
Mis- bei0e So1lrier siiianntenfamen.
paren ale EIdne fertig, iml Die &er-
taging Su potl6iehen. Die iolgell0en
Senatoren nuo glbaeoroneten biloe.
ten ons &omite. 0as oon Den beioen
S1lllern ernonnt mar, I'M Dem Yrd-
itOenten ieine 9lltiauartllng 81 MAIDEN
imo ibm nn5n3eigen, 0oB oerSfonareB
feline @eidGite beenoigt bate rlo
bereit mare. oltseiHon0er SIT eebcu.
Die Senatoren &ullom. SSllinois,
Aep.; un0 Wiartin, &irginien, 0em
ole 9lbgeoroaeten lliaenuoo0. gllooa-
bana, Gem; unb Ellann. eSllinoi8,
9fep. 0uS &omite modte leincn OF
fi3ielIen 9clud) i'm 8eiben &allie,
fltr5 nod)oem Der &uuareB Slildnnnen
1efommen mar. 8ieIe bon ocn Se.
natoren un0 NbaeoroneteR maren init
Geiietaihcn im0 9onNtoiiern i'll ole
Siellng gefontinen, itiE ioiort abrei'
len Ni f6nnen.
Gie 9otld)oft ees grdIioenten
Gait, ourd ole bic goumlpouepor.
loge petiri miro, iuur6e I'M Saule
nm 2.02 nod)n1ittngs ocrleien. gSic
I'M sSdllc Der Molle. nno 6reiliIteoor.
lugcn begriinoete Der 9Sr1iiocnt feline
ginipenoungen geaen DIE 9oun-
ipoaeporlaoe boiiptlddlidl boroiif,
ooB Ole 8nriIbeb6rne bis iett nod
nidt ibren 9erid,t eenlodJt bate. fr
erfldrte oiid1, Dab Die 9uunnDoIIe.
poflnge angenomnlen fuur0e, obne
Inab iraenb cine liuteriudlnng ooer
SSuforndtionseia5icbiing snfrieoen.
itellenocn Gborafters itnttgeinnoen
bate in @e5ug borotli, iuelben Gin.
fInb Die @iG ouf Die 9aitmipoaeinou.
ltrie ba6en iuiiroe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-27
Sin mpiteriSier @sOrS.
Nefp glort. %. glllauit.

9rei iunge @eiber Duroen ber.
baftet, als Die 9soIi3ei Die obere Oft.
ieite abluhte, Inn ben Moroer bon
SSames Wcgeearnep gu finoen. Der NIT
einem SduB ourh oas Ser5 in ieiner
8obnung on Der oItli6en 126. Gtro-
BE toot aitfsefunoen muroe. Seine
oon Den &erbafteten miro oes Roroes
beiduIoigt, aber Die 9oli5ei gloubt,
oaB tie Su Der @eieaihaft geb0rten,
Die aus Mannern uno sSrauen su-
inmmengeieet ipar, Die furs Dor sln-
brltd oes Worgens in Mcgeeorneus
3immern paren, aIs Die geadbar.
if)aft ourh nebrere alifeinanoer fol-.
genbe Sdijle aitfseidredt iuurbe.
9Ils Die 9Ol5ei anIangte, fonoen tie
Dtcgeearnep foot auf Dem sSubbooen,
IN Dem ionit meni6enleeren 3in1mer,
in oeIien @Gnoen elm babies Dubeno
angeln eingebettet iparen. Man
fanb feline @affe uno ni6ts oeutete
ourauf bin, baB irgenb Senono ionIt
nertpunoet tpuroe, obgleicb Die gead,-
barn ausiagten, baB es ii6 arh6rte,
ais fpenn r -neiupr SYnmnf
.itutttaaoe.
Die Srauen. bic lest in Saft iinb
'iuitoen n.ebrere Siailben ipater in
einem benahbarten Sauie auIgefun.
Den. sic gaben ibre 0amen ais gu.
Iia Grome, Marp grpne uno Nearga.
ret Slime an. 9ie &oli5si fagt, 6af
oie sSlpne Die Satin Mc9eearneps
mar. giner Der Mietber, Der ourt
oie Shiiiie ouigeipeft nGroe, iagte.
Dab er iab, iuie Margaret 5lDne aus
einem Geniter auf eine 9ettungslei.
ter au friehen iudte, aber bon einern
Wanne uno Der 9rpne 3uriidgeriiien
muroe. CIR ioete meter, oab er nod
einen anoeren Mann in Dem 3inlmer
iob, in Dem bic Shiiiie fieIen. 3ie
orei sSrauensleute, ote in 3eugenbafi
gebaIten neroen, leiigneten, oaB iie
etlpas BON Der glngeleeenbeit miibten
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-27
Cine saseblidc Gntiabrnnssgcididte
&incinnoti. 81. 23. Qluauit.

SHtllHHuIl, ~, 20. AHgul.
6rdltIein Mlice @oIn1er, Don gLt.
lanta, Ga, entoefte nah mebrtpohi.
ger Sude ibre Sfipelter, ole aus
ibrer 8obnung perifsuun6en mar, in
einem Sanatorium uno mill auf ei.
nen Sabeaseorpusbefebl bin ibre
6reiIaiiling Derlangen. 6rduIeiu
1almer bebauptet, naB ibre 30-jdb.
rige Sdneiter @nnie, Die aud in slt.
lanta mobnte, in Dem Ganatarium
ieitqebalten ipiiroe uno baB oie sln-
itaItbeartten nift erlaubt bdtten,
ibre ShpeIter 81 ieben ooer nit ibr
in 8erfebr 5u treteu. sSrdulein Bal-
mer beihuloigt ibre Salbidmeiter
Srau s. $. Cummings ppn augllta.
Ga. baB bieie mabreno ibrer 9lupe.
ien6eit bon sltlatta ibre Shmeiref
annie bon bort eutiiihrte. gs beiBt,
oaB Der 8ater in Augulta, Ga, mar
uno Elm groBes 8ermogen binterIieB.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-27
%idlter Sntlcr in @citdlciter perssV
ote %erbaftuHs aller sImlucIenSen
bel BEN Ssudseridlt.
w &ttgegaHgeH, M It q fanaeu.
IHorru SOtb, Der 20 Sabre lang mn.
ibulOis I'M 5ndt6ans laf, reiit
nadl ieincr Seimatb llnsaru.
Carnegie peniiunirt i6H.
G0atespiae. 0n.. 22. g.unl1it

GoateSoiae. ga, %. 9.uauit.
Slni Sic entibciOuna oes Siidters
grtler in @eitaritcr bin. oab eiue
Berlon, oie iicb in Dem 8oIfshauien
betano, Der Den gleaer Bad S9aIfer
lpnbte uno uorber muBte, oaB elm
S1ndgcridt oeplant mar, iih ser
Sbeilnabme an Scr 2pnhcrei ihuIotg
madte, mur0e ser 2ii1brige GIpoe
gSooomaro perbaitet. Sic Gntibei.
onn9 erioIate auI1Blih zines Sabeas
Corpus Seiuhe2. Oa oie Tltern oes
16i0briaeu George Stubl cinreidten,
Der itf ebenfalls nnter oen 9pnhern
beIauo, Ger Rihter erfl1rte, Gtabl
babe aenuBt. mas ser Menihenbaiife,
IN Dem er lidl beinno, porbatte, un0
babe, oa er iit nitt entiernt babe,
INIT Dem Wiob inntpnthilirt.
Inter oen llnIt0uoen oiirfe er iidj
niht befIagen. menu er MN nit Den
mirtlid)en @eudlern iiber eInen &auim
Geidoren meroe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-27
aeid,e i'm 9lidlisauiee sefnnOeH.
@alffesan, 81, %. Mug.

9SQiffe8dn, SSu., 70. Nlg.
Die 2eide Don israu s. g. Murrop,
Satin eines reid,en @eItditsmdns
nes ieiiger Stoot. ipuroe bel Sc,
noYba. 8is., nm See gefuusen. Sic
beridnpano am Ieeteu Sreitag aus
i1rem SauIe. uno feit0ern bat Die 60
lBei oon 8saifeenn naf ibr geiitht.
Gie iSrau mar ieit Dem Soae hires
Eobnes, Der Dor 6rei ssdbren erfoIgte,
franf. Sic mar nerp0s nieocrsebro-
e,en ultS mar fnit beIt5H0ig in ar5tli-
der geb1noluilg. AIs iie am fSreitng
aus Ser gsobnilng oerihm1no. ipatroe
nie 9oli3ei cine 5htr0e is1iter oaoon
Fenafridnigt. Sic iheult oireft nnh
0en see gegan. N 3u iein nno tit
entrpeser hineIn geiprungeIt ooer III.
fdaig binein geidllen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-27
Weue 8eamte.
San 5raneiscO, GoI., %. alus.

Snt 5ranetsco, Col, 23. 9llg.
sSranf 6. Sering ppa Soutb genS,
ssno., fpuroe fir Sos Anlt oes 8roB-
grdiioenten bes Srbens Der 4oler
nominirt, uno @iainm 5. Brennan
pon Gittsburg fiir bas oes 8i5epr1ii-
oenten. ga iih feline anoern aonoi-
oaten qemelbet baben, 10 1T Die go.
mination gleihbeoeuteno nit griuab.
lung.
Columbus, g., 90. auguIt.
Die aonoention Der Mmerifoni-
iden Sooerotion fnthpliimer gereine
pertngte fih. nohoem 2ouisoiIle, ap.,
als nddite &onpentiorS itaot erforen
mar. 9ie neuen @cairtteu Der sS5oe-
ration limo:
9raiioent, Gotporo fSeenep bon
groofIpn; Gefret0r, gntbonp Matre
pon Q. 2ouis; Sd)otlaeiiter, 6. s..
Sdnalte BON 9etroit; Wfnrihol, s.
50. g8eIt pon aanias Gitp, &os. /;
;sabnentr1ger, Siour ssnbionerb6npt.
Tina Sorn gIouo. Glib 9afota.
9ie 8Beprdiioenten fino:
3. g. gnGfers, GGporf, q. s.
&. g. sylpnn, GE1ieago.
6. q. Golfer, Sbafopee, Riun.
:. g. Snnes, Buffalo.
S. 9. 9aegon, ct Saul.
s. @. 9beIp, Dallas, Ter.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-27

belt pon 63 Stinlnen batten. aleine
8eaiiirltigilnaen oes Slides iperocn
Oonfbor uon Der aenpaltung onges
nommen.
llnaeaftet ser M1atiade, oai3 bier
Observation-Disclosures i'm Saiie NIT
alien illnen su @ehote itcbenoen Writ.
teIn I'M @alte an Blititerl oes 0etos
tp1rben, ilt0en iie 0nrb gatronoge.
oeriprcdluigen ieitcnS Der Regierung
rrto iottitige 2odnlittel @iniliiB aus.
3uiiben iuhten, batten bod % repiis
bliHaniidc sSniiiraenten Den gtutb
n0 Ole MonHtaftiafeit, gegen Die
9Setos oes Hr1iioenten 81 ltunnen.
g8os gcibrieben itebt, bIelbt geIdrie.
ben, lno mas aud Die 3uflnit III
tbrem ShooBe bergen mag. Die ebre,
6ab Ole Dentofraten IN oieier Spe.
,iollituna bntlfonfinen eiilia iuareil
uno cine aiibergeiuonnlidle arbeit
attfbauefyoer Gtaatsfunit boIfbrad)t
bdben, fam nns ME mebr aenomnlen
tperben. eSeOer 9enrofrot int Sonie
uno icoer repitblifnniIhe SSitiuraent.
Der sic Briifung beitdno, bat einen
bolIen anfbeil an oieer @bre. ASir
6enfiIbten unB ehrlidj uno oitsoan.
crllo. Dem golf elnige ieiner Stener.
Iditen nb5uneDmelt, oter DER Yrdii.
Dent ipoiltc es nidlt Dnben, In lei.
nen Spurtlusorud 8u Gebroltcbet:
,Gr oer0ar5 ouS Spiel." 9Ilri oieieS
9rogramm BIN appellircn mir an oas
2an0, nobei mir nns poaig fider
fithlen. onf, odS 15lf unS 5ur Seite
iteilen miro, 0a mir monnbait mir 6as
Bette SSnterefe 0es goltes eingetretcn
iito.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-27
praRti(d5e Ieuerung.
Sas SOitbepartrmemt uirS in 5n-
tnnft gentle Eoitiadlen siuefcr
&Iafe per Giicnbabn ais Gil-
fruft beforSsrn.
Griparnie sr8isIt.
@aihimgton, %. slusuIt.

Walhington, %. Mugiilt
Gos 8oitOepartelnent bot 8orfe6.
riingen eetroffen. tponah in 3ufunft
gciuiile 9oitiaden 3iueiter 8Iaiie per
eilfrad)t beforbert. tueroen, anitatt III
reguIdren Giienbabnpoltipagen. es
baroelt iid INN 8eitifriften, oie cine
geraune 3eit Dor Dem Tag eridei.
men, Der aIs Gag Der Seraasgabe on.
gegeben 1T. 0ie neue 8eforoerunas.
art ipiro am 1.September einaefiihrt
I'm ben non oisier9lnoronuna betrof.
fenen 8erlegern enteegen 5n fom.
men, bot ibnen oas Yoitoepartement
eeitattet, auf ieoem erenlplar ooer
Bafet BON greutplaren s;t5uaeben,
Dann Die abIieferilng gu erfoIae,l
bat. 3ieie 9lrt Der 9eforoering Don
Goitfahen foitet Der 2esierung be-
oeuteno iueniger oils Die bigber lib.
Iibe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-27
gerbGngnifbOller Sotelbranb.
8arfersburo, M. @a., %. NuQ

Earfersbura Us. Wa., q. Mug.
3reiBerionen puroen getootet un6
cine tootlidD perlett mdbreno eines
9ranoes ser i'm bieiieen Chancellor
Sotel ausbraf uno es gum @etrog
bon $4,000 beidaoigte. @lan iu6t
in ben 9fuinen nab peiteren 2cihen.
3ic llmeefommelren iino Ser f5-
idbriae 6lopo Smitb, GSobn zines
goIiseibeamten, uno spei i,inge sSar.
bige 9fo6ert Gaaps, IA Sabre aft,
muroe BON elmer itiir3enoen Mauer
10 ibIimm serquetiht, Onb er iterben
miro Mebrere onbere SerIonen er.
litten leihtere 8erIebungen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-27
GboieraOeroadltis.

PYttuociPDtui fst.f 80. s@uH.
Gie 664 Iaiiagiere, oie auf benz
Daupfsr v9ranoenburg bon 8re-
men bier eintrafen, merben bis aui
@eiteres in Guarantaine gebaIten,
oo cine 6rau in Der srpeiten 9aiiite,
Die 56idbrise 6rau @ltiabetb Eleit.
ner, unter 9lu3eifen Der Cholera er-
franft lit. Cine bafterioligiihe lin.
teriuhun9 miro crit iidern aaliihluB
geben. Ger Ghiiisarst meint, es mo.
ge iib Dieleid]t MIR I'm cine Wagen'
perItinmung bnnoeln. ober Tim iiher
5u eeben miro oie llnteriidpne por-
genommen. 5rnu 8leitner, Ole in
Baltimore 81 Sauie lit, reiite 5unl
8eraniioen in europa.