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Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
ASH CANYON CLAIM
 ID BE DEVELOPED
Joe McCabe and Dan McGow-
 an Will Go Down 100 Feet on Ledge

Promising. but offering no pneno menal advantage either to the miner or investor. is the way that Charles Jones. sizes up" the Ash Canyon gold district. which has been written of and spoken of so much of late. MT. Jones returned Friday from a visit to the district. which he inyesti gated thoroughly during a stay ot several days.
 At present a number Of men are working their placer claims along the banks of the little creek whicn flows through the canyon. They are using rockers to wash the gravel and are making wages" of from three to four dollars a day. in most instan ces.
 Some rather promising but by no means sensational quartz showin1s have been located One ledge. run ming about s10 on the surface, win be sunk on for one hundred feet by the iocators, Joe MeCabe and Dan McGowan This is the only real de velopment planned at present. as far as MT. Jones could ascertain.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
ALL FOOLS DAY" Is
 OBSERVED IN B|sBEE
All of the Old ChestnutS Are Brought Out and Jokers
 Have nHa-han

April l, All Fools Day. the day of jokes and pranks. mas passed and its annual offering Of bufonery pans about as usual Some good jokes, some rough ones. and one or two of the stale variety that never cease to amusc some people. were Parpet rated.
 The unwary ones were awakened. in case they were of the class who sleep late, by friends who hurried them from bed with messages urg ing their in <ant attendance at their places of business. Hundreds of men were sent to hundreds of places upon bogus messages, supposed to have been received from those they went 10 SC If the telephone rang the chances were ten to one that there was a jOsher on he other end of the line who would give some bogus in formation and then watch to see
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
Found Their Boxes Locked.

\ stranger entering the post office yesterday morning at the hour when business men and. others come down for their mornings mail, would have thought these sober minded business men were on a compound jag, by the way they fumbled with their boxes which would not open to the touch of the key And when they remem bered that little notice that the D m. had sent them long merry ago. say ing please remit, their wrath pass ed away and was swallowed up by humility. The days of grace expi fesi on March 31
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02

part wear the pencil curl telescopes in colors of pearl. smoke, steel and tans. Then there will be lot of hy brid colored and patterned cloth hats worn, especially for travelling, and these are all of the gray and brown tones, or combinations of these shades-
 Caps are becoming more and more popular each year, and swagger young fellows take to them kindly because they offer great opportunity for touch of smart color and pattern ef- feet that hitherto has been denied men above the chin.
 In the hard straw hats the sennits and split straws are the things, with the former having a slight preference. These hats will have a very square ap- pearance in, that the width of the brims and the height of the crowns are about equal. The dimensions quoted are 2a4x2a4, 2Ssx29s and 212x2A ln the soft straws the Milan and Mack .inaw bralds are favored, these in the, pencil curl effect.
 A comparatively new hat is bidding for favor with so much response that the Panamas are being crowded into
 the background This hat iseaHed the
 Bankok. It k verv light. therefore very comfortable hat for the hor sum Inner months These hats come from Japan and are even lighfer in vei-hi Ithan the Bananas, though not lighter in cost. They are more economical however. in that they are very eaA-4s ! cleaned and DrsserYeG-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
Personal Mention

A C. Galloway len last evening for Phoenix
 Miss Rose Moss has gone to Globe, where she intends to reside.
 Mir an1 Mrs. Frank Burgball and little son left. yesterday for Los An geles where they will make their home
 Rev. Fr Barret left yesterday for Naco. where he win administer first communion to large class today.
 Charles A. Bauer. of Cananea, returned to his home yesterday. fol lowing brief stay here.
 Dr. Hamilton, of Los Angeles well known oil promoter. aeeon panied b. Mrs Hamilton. is it the cisy
 Mrs. j. McGregor will arrive in the city Tuesday to be the guesi Of her son and daughter. Mir ana Mrs Jack McGregor.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
p. O. Vacations Begin.

Miss Clara Larson, of the general delivery department at the post ol fee, began her summer vacation yes terday, being relieved by Miss Doro thy Bundle. Owing to the fact that no extra clerks are provided for the relief of employees al the post office during the summer. the vacation per iod begins carly. this being the hfst one granted
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02

hours at a time only to be told in the end to stand on his head, was another favorite. Again, perhaps the man on the other end of the line would call for some article, asking the mer chant to be sure that he had it in stock and then would add insult to injury by saying mockingly. If you are sure you have it, keep it.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02

Postmaster Cassidy played the most substantial trick upon the pub lie however when he looked up ths boxes of delinquents who had failed to pay for the service during the com ing quarter His action was no joke, however, as 1t brought immediate re turns in the shape of numerous pay ments
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
To install Machinery.

4 force of ten men Is engaged in gTading and leveling in anticipation of the arrival of hoist and compres sor for the East Side Mining com pany. The machinery is expected te arrive within the next few days and, upon being installed. develop ment upon the property will be push d with a larger force.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
Leave For Phoenix.

Dr. and Mrs. c. F. Hawley left yes terday morning at an early hour Tn their Flanders 20' car for Phoenix where the doctor win attend a meet ing of the Arizona board of Medical examiners. of which he is a member. pr. Hawley. although an amateur motbritt. does not anticipate any trouble in making the round trip of approximately $50 miles.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
Friuhett ses;ns Term.

Jasper Frighett the man who was fined sl0o or 100 days in jail for stealing a suit of clothes and other articles of wearing apparel from w.. If. Harris. a local transfer man. vas taken to Tombstone yesterday, by Deputy Sherin Wfll White. and plac cd in the county jail. to begin his term of service.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
Taylor Is Acquitted.

James Taylor. arrested by onic2' lT1otter, on the charge of being yagrant and a lewd and dissoluta per son was araigned before Judge Nor ris High at an evening session or that magistrates court FridaS even ing and acquitted, evidence being in trodueed 10 show that rayicr is reg ularIv employed. He had previously
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02

whether the victim "fell' for his trick.
 There was the small boy with the felt hat and brick attachment, and the ancient purse with string at tached. The ancient telephone in spector gag. when the victim was kept yelling hello" into a receiver from every imaginable distance, for
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02

arrived at Phoenix Friday and had entered the Sisters hospital there. his ailment having become exagger ated. Previous messages to his friends here from Twomey at Los Angeles were of a cheerful and favor able tenor and his many friends hsfr regretted to learn yesterday that he had since become worse
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02

PILES CURED IN TO Il DAYS PAZo OINTMENT is guaranteed tc cure any case of Itching, Blinn
 Bleeding or Protruding Piles in { to 14 days or money refunded 5Nc
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
Ills Movina Day.

Jack McGregor. the insurance agent, was in the throes of nov ing day yesterday Not only his office but his residence underwent a change of location Saturday. Mir McGregor who has hitherto had his office at the Bail and Bledsoe drug store. yesterday moved into room 2 in the Bank of Bisbee building. Mir. and Mrs. McGregor who have Eeen occupying apartments at the Lockie house. wilf hereafter be at home to their friends in the F. E.. Coles residence on O'Hare avenue Mason Hill
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
Denny Tsomey lll.

A telegram was received by Johnny 'Twomey yesterday from pr. Brown of Phoenix, stating that Denny Twom ey. the popular officer who left Bis bee several weeks ago for the coaer in the nope that the lower altitude would be of benefit to his health, ESG
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
NOTICE:

The Broadway Studio is now open for business, after being closed for :he past month on account Of the illness of Mir Taylor. the proprietor
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
Hat Tips

because for the last fifty years men have never stoo5 for any radical in either shape, fabric or color in their hats, which makes the scope for change a mighty perpleSing prob lem. This spring, they tell us, your crown must be lower and brim wider. and as the limitations bring the pro portions down to fractional inches you
 must not trespass this season beyond
 the boundaries. The bowlers or derby
 hat crowns must not-in peril of os-
 tracism- more than 5A inches high
 or lower than 4% inches, and the
 brims must be at the narrowest 2 inches and the extreme in width 2ss.
 Can you imagine anyone having the |temerity to tell your wife or your sis ter that her headwear must keep with lin a range of a half inch in any pro lportlon and that she has to stick to 1.-two or three materials and at most half dozen eolors? That is what we men are up against. And our brims must be fiat with only slight curve from front to back, and only one color lis considered good form this season land that is somber black.
 ! Tn the soft hats we. are given a
 ltrifia more latitude. for we mas wear
 Ieither Aipines or Telescopes and we
 lean twist the brims almost any way I've choose according ro our inclination flor conservatism or dash. The oidei linen will wear high full crown Il hfsss., hats and the fashionable texture
 IaIrssl mixed grays and brownish grays.
 ] The young men will, for the mos
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
Copper Queen Concert

copper queen Sonceft-
 Following is the program of the concert to be given by the Copper Queen band this afternoon, under the direction of Prof A. E. Clark; Entry of the Gladiators, Julius Fueik. sFssi Overture Grown of Gold. Her mann
 HalleluIah Chorus, Handel, Played by request.
 Grand Selection. Bohemian Girl" Balfe.
 Fl Miserere, Verdi
 March. National Emblem, F. r.. Bagley
 Waltz. Don't Be Cross" C. Zeller. Polish Dance. Scharwenka. Clown Dance, Rubenstein.
 American Overture, Catlin.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
Pete George Fined.

Pete George. who was arrested Fri day on the charge of assaulting Hen " Anderson with "a certain old shoe and who pleaded not guilty. asking for jury trial. changed his mind and came into court yesterday with plea ef guilty and was fined s25, which De IaiG
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
Back 10 California

w Ryan. agent of the receiver for the Bisbee Light and Power company. who has been here for sev erai weeks. will leave this morning for his home a, Santa Monica, Cal. where he is manager of gas plant.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
Bank Clerks Win.

The Nj. and NJ. bank clerks defeat ed the clerks of the C. & A. office yesterday afternoon by the score of 24 to l7. The battery for the bank clerks was Flanigan. Ferguson and Engelder: for the C. & \. office clerks. Blair and Brown
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
To Salt Lake .

Edward E. Hoffman. vice presi dent of Hoffman Brothers Loan and Trust company. will leave today for Salt Lake City. for business visit. He expects to be absent for severai weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02

should be strong bond of sympathy betweenI those whose vocation it is toI |5<7E5 evolve new hat styles for
 men each season, and those rho have to chronicle the changes, iH- ssynuch as both are sadly put to 1t by inc meagre limitations that the sub iect offers. We must have new styles in headwear for men each season just as we must have new fashions for women. otherwise some of you provl- hent men would dig up last seasons ehapeau, spend a half dollar or so ho get it rejuyenated and cheat the hattei. out of his all too modest pront- Iii is to eountersct this contingency that something has to be done 10 draw low-n that crown little lower than IL xas last season or pull those brims iu,t q little further. Anything to make last falls hat look passe and prevent .op from getting away with such l,.-oe;ons economies. . Russell Sage'S .ceat boast was that he saved three or Tour dollars year by buying his hat' Inf the end of the season when they were almost -iving them away, anf fautting the hat carefully away for th' ext year. But Russell WAS never bn .l-,sv about being right in style so you 1 ntter had no nance with hin-bu Tor gou-yomg man-wlo demand jus
 he correct kelly of the season, tn proportions and contours have 70 sho' change to save you from any tempta tion to make Hast years do"
 And believe us, 1t is some tass
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
Captain 6inty 4ere.

Captain Ginty. [. $. A, in com nIand Of the troops stationed at Naeo. left last evening for that place following a brief stay here for the purpose of purchasing supplies.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
City News in Bnef
Going se pS ua'as.

Mayor and Mrs. C L. Edmundson wif spend today with friends. at Douglas. motoring over this morning and returaing this evening
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02

.AL K smith. of Douglas. spent yes terday here. coming over for the pur pose sf instrueting his classes in in stnifsentsl lausic.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02

LOW EQUALITY CoNSlIEhEDj THEN THE RFGALS A MEDIUM PRICED StSOE MOST MERCHANTS REFUSE ID HANDLE o"iNo iN PROFIT. PROFIT MIR PURCHASER and rOflfftle No other SHOE STANDS THE CONTINUAL STRAIN OF EVERY ike REGAL" YOU'LL RECALLS COMFORTABLE sEFvcEABLE NriSfAC WAY.
 to RFGA cost to & or % they are marked price public |.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02

been released from custody on bond of fifty dollars.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02

FRENCH KITCHEN Brewery Gulch. Best of everything to eat
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02

A G. Galloway len last evenin for Phoenix
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02

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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-08-17

bisber bate Senator ga Sollette err
fart, Der Senat f0Hnc nid)t iuater 80
@ro5ent berabgebert ino bas Sons
molIte uidt neiter als 81 9Sro3ent nad)
oben geben.
9as aonferen8fontite oeS Senats
nn0 oes Saliies bat lidb aud) 6etreffs
Der aompagnebeitraqenorlaqe apei.
nigt Gie 0faBregel, Die oen 6eioen
Sailiern einberidjtet miro, lit I'M aro.
ben @on5en Die 8orlage. fuie tie Der
Senat augenommertbatte ltn0 iidl auf
Sablen aller 9lrt 6e3ie6t, 8ormohlen
eingeIdloiien. Die @eltimmllnq, oaB
ein aanoioat fir 0ns 9l6aeoroneten.
bdis niht mebr ais $4,000 lm0 elmer
fir Den Senot tlid)t hiebr ais $50. 600
filr 8abl5mede bsrausgaben bari
mnroe beibebolten.
glun ioa 2orimer nod einen Sci.
0ensgenoIien 6efonlnen. Cine Inter
iiidung Der 99a6l oes 9un0esienntorS
Siaac Stepbenion bon @isconlin ipur-
DC ndnlih 0ltrd eille Geiolution an-
georonet, Die i'm Senat 0urd,atna. Die
Reiolution muroe Dem Senate pom
goriibenOen oes aonlites fir @a6len
ein6erihtet. Gies aomite batte oie
Gmpfeblung eines llnterausiduIies
glltgebeiBen, oie aiinitig lautete mir
oos @eilth Ser gisconiiner Seqisla-
titr, onB cine llnterilldung porQenon-
men tpiir0e. 9oS aomite mnr0e err
madtigt, pabreuo ser 5erieu 0es
aongrelies Sibupgen ab3ubalten,
,3eugen bor3ulaoen im0 alle notiqen
Dofimente iidb porlegen 81 Iofen.
8as Spriidport, oaB fein Gro.
pbet etipas in ieiner Seanat ailt, bat
Der oeutid]e eilt3ige io3inliitiidle aon-
greBobgeor0nete 8ictor 6. 8eraer
BON Yilmaitfee 2iigen geItraft. Sci
elmer IN 8ieratben abgebaltenen 9eo-
tionalfonferen3 bon io5ialOemofrnti-
lfen 8eanten muroe 8erqer init
groBem Subel b2griiBt. Gr propbe-
5eite, 0oB innerb0tb flint SSa6ren elm
sltcrspeuFOnsgciet fir 6eoiirftiae
Wdiner uno iSrauen it araft Iein
meroe. Berger bat neulid cine 0ies.
be5iiglife 8orlnge I'M Sous einqe-
ri6tet @r meinte, iuenn ieine WeaB.
regel nibt nngenommen mer6e, 10
miiroe tros6em in fitr5er 3eit Elm
oerortiges @eies augenonnnen mer-
oen oa Die beioen nlten 8arteien Iid
iiberlif in ibren 8latforlnen Ali
@unIten bon 9(lterSpeniionen erfl1ren
piiroen. Berger propbe5eite ferner,
ooB innerbaIb 8ebu eyobren sic Ser.
5tnoten cine neue 8erfaiIltng baben
mer0en
3as aan8e 9onO Iiebt aud nit be-
greifliher Spannltng ser ltnteriu-
dung oes &nnoels- lmO 9Irbeitsoepar.
tements iiber oie boben 2e6ensfoiten
entgegen, pelde llnteriu6unq iih
iiber oas gnn3e 2ano eritreden ioa.
Die llnteriuhung miro iib auf oie
Sabre 1906, 1909, 1910 uno 1911
eritreden. 9urd) 8eraleide nit oen
auf5eidnungen oes 9lderbau- -Gepar-
tenents mGbreno oeriel6en 8eriooe
miro feitgeitellt meroen, pelhe 8reiie
fir Nabrungsmittel ieglider 9lrt bon
Dem Nugenbltde an, on Dem tie 0el
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-08-17
0rnnbfGte unS glatfDrm SrS SeutidJ
SlmerifamiiAen 9iationalbumOes
Der SereinIgten Staaten Dan
Dpn 9GmerIfl.

Der @uno eritrebt oas Ginbeits.
aefiibl in Der 8eb0lferltng oeutlhen
llripriingS IN 4merifa 5u tpefen uno
5it f0r0ern, 3u niibIiher, geilta0er
@nttDidluu1g Der, nenn 5entralilirt,
ibr innepobnenoen Wnd)t, gum ge-
meii1ionteH, energii6en Sdute FOLDER
beredti9ter 8iinibe uno ssltereIIert
ole Dem @emeinlpoble oes 2anoes
lm0 ben Re6ten nno 8fIihten gutter
8iirger niht 3utpioer lino; aur Slb.
Debr natipiitiIher llebergriffe;; 8fle.
ge nno Siberlmg gutter, freun6ihaft.
lider 8e3iebiugen Amerifas an Dem
aIten oeutlben 8oterlanoe. g8os Die
oeutfhe Ginipanoerllng 5ur sS5r0e.
rilng Der geiitigen uno pirtIdaftIiheu
gntipidIung oieies 2anoes beigetra.
gen ino ferner bei3utragen berufen
lit, tpie fte alle5eit In 5relio uno 2eio
treu 5u ibm itnno, oos benefit uno
lebrt feline 8eId1id3fe.
Ger 8uno foroert oesbaLb bolle
ebrlid]e 3nerfenmlng 0ieIer 8er0ien.
Ite uno befdHlpft ieomeoen 8eriuh 8nr
Sbm0lernng oerieIbenl 9[I3eit treu
oen Iooptib- -BaterIdroe, Ytets bereit
Oas S0hite einSllleten fir 6eIIen
BobIfabrt, aufrihtig uno ieIbitIo8 IN
Der 9(asii6lng Der 9iirgerpflidten,
ben @eIeeen iIttertnu bleibt aud
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-08-17

rittenen @eonten begIeitet mar, oie
in ibren 91n0en slboriide 0es Muf-
rubroftes bielten. fortgeihdfft. Die
Streifer iaben itnipirih 5u, ihienen
ober feine Suit 5u boben, nit 0en
SolOaten 5itiammen 5u geroten. Gs
miro geIhGBt, oaB ser einipohiqe
Streif Der 9odarbeiter mf0 Der Ser
febrsarbeiter Der SouptIto0t tuellig.
items $7.500.000 gefoftet bot. 8or-
lGuFig lit aber eine aIlgemeine &lin-
gersnot uermieoen iDor6en.
9laein nun bat oie Streifbeiuealna
balb England erfaBt. SSn 8Iasgotu.
9inerpool II. a, groSen arbeitscentren
farlen nene eruIte llnruben Dor un0
oa8 Wfilit6r nniBte einlhreiten. Ser
ner orobt M 2onoon neuer giaonti-
ider aonflift 5ipiIhen aapital un6
Slrbeit, Der Die 2e6ersnaitteIsufuhr
oberm1ls abidlnei0en inio ben 8erfebr
0es gan3eu 2anoes IobniIeaen mag.
Die Giienbabn.sln fin0 nit
oen ibneit gemod1ten 3ugeltan0nilfeu
llidt 8ii3rie0en nfl0 neigern fid, oieIe[-
ben atl5nnebmell. obgIeih ibnen eilie
erbeblibe 2obnerbobllna suae|id)ert
iuor0en lit. Sic beftehen nuf Der BON
linen ucrIan9ten fiir5eren Nrbeitsseit.
foiUie Der gieneillteilling ibrer Dienlt-
itlsloen un0 orohea. oen gansen gaEll-
betrieb nltBer Rano un0 Nouo Ali.
briugen, lpenn lire 6orDerungen nidH
beluiIliat luiro.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-08-17
RundIOau.


aynlnnD.
@r1iioent 8oft bat oie 9ill, iuelhe
Den 8erritorien gfem W2erico im0
9lri5onn oos Staatenred)t erteilt,
betirt, neil oie 9ia in ibrer anaenoni.
menen 5orm ole eptl. glbiebitng bon
Ridtern our6 Die gd6ler einihlieBt.
(9iecoa.)
0tit Der 8litbeiBung Ser SdjieoS-
Notwithstanding 5mii6en Den @erei,
nigten Stnnten uno @roBbritamlien
einerieits nto 6rnnfrei6 onoererieits
ourd Den 8uloesienot ge6t es ni6t
10 glatt mie Der 8r1iiOent Saft ma6r-
ibeinlidl gebofft botte.
9aS Senatsfomite fir ulsmdrtiae
glngelegenbeiten fam ndnlih ii6er-
eth Die @utbeiblng nit einen
glmenoement 81 empfeblen, monah ole
8eitimmmg geitrihen miro, Oie Der
gemeilliamen llnterluhungsfommii-
lion 0aS Redt gibt, 5u entiheioen,
melhe internationdlen Sragen inter
DIE @erihtsbdrfeit oeS Sdie0saerid)ts
fallen Der Rr1iioent batte 0en Oiit-
.glieoern 0eS aonlites fitnogetan, oaf
er ietn IeuBerites tim luiir0e, 0aB 0ie.
ie geltimmung bonn Senate anqenom.
men iuiiroe. DDS Senats- -aonferen8.
&onlite reidte einen BON Senator
.2oOge altsgearbeiteten 8eridt 6urii6er
elm Der ole S6ie6sgeridtspertrdae
nls er5euger bon arieg, ltatt 5rieoen,
barofteriiirt.
Die aonferen3, an tpelfe oie SSor.
merfreililteporldge beripieien ipuroe,
bat iif geiueigert, oos aern 9lmen0e-
ment oes Senots gut5ubeiBen, peldes
Die freie einfubr bon SSIeiidl un0 @e.
treioe auf iolfe 21noer beihr6uft
nit meldeii Die Ser. Staoten gfeci.
procitatSn6tonmen bnben, mas oieiC
freie einfllbr tntiGdli6 onf Gana6o
belhranfen lpiir0e. 5erner meiaerte
lid ole Sonferena ons &ausamenoe-
ment an5unebmen. meldes 3itronen
aut Die 5reililte iett. Ole anoeren
Senatsamenoements tuuroen alltae.
beiBen. Die &orlage miro ioFort an
Den Senat 5uriidpermieien, auf 0of
cine neue 9l6itimnung iiber 0as aern.
Imenoement borgenommen miro
0niielbe iol Inn Sous nit Dem 3i,
tronenamenoenlent gel6eben. Die
pom Stonfere1Stomite ongenonmenen
SenatSamenoenlentS iesen @arberl.
binoer, Shubmaaren lmO 3ement oiti
Die 5reiliite.
Die gorloge betreffs Gebilion ser
@ou5olle lit NIT 3S :2S Stinlnten nm
aih bonn Senot angenomnen NOR.
Den. gteu lit Jest, 0aB oas @eleB nidli
am !. 6ebrilar, ionoern id5on am 1.
9ftober IN 9raft treten Ioa
Gbeniomenie 3peifcl berrId)t, oof
BroiiOent 8nft oas @eleb netierer
miro.
Ger meientIide 9unft oes Som.
promiiies iiber Die 8oa5olle, Ser erIl
nod erregter Debate 81 itan0e fam
1T Die S5eitieeling oes g9ert3olles fiir
Hobmolle, na6oem iid oie ii6riqen
3oilidbe ridten, anf % 8ro5ent;
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-08-17

aa allfsebdngt merOel oie ieoen
0elltiben aifforOern ii6 oils Dfits
glieo 5ii meloen nip.
gI6eroeeu mnft, nie geIo9t, ole
9lnitreugutngen fir Die 0iesid6rige
gerinnmlllng. Gos oortige 0eutid-
titn ipeiB Die @bre 3u itGben uno lit
millens, es iid aud mas foiteu 5u
laiien.
Sd bite ale 2eier, lun0 6eionOers
ale 5iibrer oes 8ellti6tilms, als oa
iino, &nitoren, 2ebrer, 3eihmgsber-
ausgeber uiiip., ebeuiaas fir glber-
oeell &ropagon0a 3lt MAIDEN.
@onroo aorltmaiut.
SberntnrL 2. Q.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-08-17
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