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interfered considerably with. some.
There seems TO be a large number Of
nuts this year for which the young
sters are duly thankful, Il;
Glenn Nay, Of Morgantown. spent
Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. NJ. S. Hen.
derson,, OF this place. : IA.
The Philadelphia Gas Co.'S rig on
the NJ. s. Henderson farm Is complet.
ed and the crew started rigging up
Monday. Michael Laughlln, Of Wash:
ington. Pa, is the contractor.
The rumor We heard last week was
O.. X. as on Wednesday occurred the
wedding we had heard whispered of.
At noon on Wednesday, September 81,
1911, at the home of the BRIDES faith.
err on Long Green occurred the wed.
ding Of Miss, Cora Garner, daughter of
VIM. Garner, and Clarence Curry, of
this place. Miss Garner until recent.
" has been the popular central girl
in the local telephone exchange while
Mr.. Curry is employed by the B. & o.
r. R.. and is the son OF the late Thos.
Curry. Both young people are de-
servedly popular here and all are pa.
.tlently awaiting the home coming OF
the happy pair when they will be &C.
corded hearty reception to our
midst. Here's luck and prosperity
and may all their troubles be-.
On Saturday evening at Jr. o. u. A.
NJ. hall Miss Kate Edrla Garrison gave
recital which though not very well
attended was heartily enjoyed by all
present. Her rendition OF the charac.
ter selections were ESPECIALLY deserv.
Ing OF commentator. Miss Garrison
was ably assisted by Mr.. L. A. Lin.
coin, yiolinist, accompanied by Miss
Eulalia Black, Below Is printed the
programme:
3 5f PART /.
The Cutting OF Ham,. .Stabler
Short Selections; l
+, Joney ............... Rlley
The Postum Story. .......... Jones
A Lesson With the Fan
Jane Jones ....... king
me Lie .:......... Donnell
PART II. hi s.
Human Natur ................. Field
Z. 4 .t... . f. q. . ~
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Two children were calling on friends
at Grassy run Sunday. "A
Miss Flora and Ellen Huffman, Of
Mud Lick run. were visiting Iher aunt
Mrs. Mollie Wolf$saturday!Sand Sun.
day. q n ~ lFFS3
Mrs. Eliza Miller and daughter.
ROSA. are visiting her sister. Mrs. Sa.
rah Heck, at Amos this week.
Mr.. John and Roy Huffman, Of Mud
Lick run, were visiting their aunt,
Mrs. Martha Murphy, Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Della Baker and two children
were visiting her father, Gideon Muir.
ply, Sunday. PEGGY,
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BURTON ITEMS.

Saturday evening one week ago an
3interesting i;event took place which
through an oversight was not report
ed In last weeks Issue. A surprise
spartytwas gotten up for Miss Gay
Ashcrafta bySher parents. 1t being her
birthday. It was made the occasion
OF iatidoubleS surprise as Monday was
aMr.S Ashcrafts birthday. A very en-.
;joyabley evening was passed and the
surprise was a success in all ways.
a Mr. +, "a. Hall, OF indianapolis, Ind,
\ delivered AN address here Sunday un.
$derTthe auspices Of the International
Bible Students Association. Mr.. Hal!
us a very talented man and an inter.
sestlng lecture was enjoyed by those
present.
/ Messrs. Earnest Crisllp, Rivesvllle;!
" C.SNoble, Warrington; c. D. Leake,
mi Lake. Park. Md: Howard L. Ice.
Warrington; +. S. Weekly. Thos. B.
Weekly, Adahill, and ]. R. Watkins,
;Fairmont, were the guests OF N. W.
Robinson Sunday.
s /, Born. to Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Hixen.
{haugh Thursday. Sept. 2S, 1911, son.
\ Mrs. Jane Bartrug. wife OF Abe Bart.
rug, Is critically Ill at her home in
I Cottontown.g She is somewhat In
proved at this writing. s
4, The. Sunday school classes of Miss
ysEfffe Kuty and. Miss Maggie Leezer
took their dinners last Sunday and
made IN all day meeting of 1t.
Mrs. John Whistler and Mrs. Ed. Lift.
man were Warrington visitors Thurs.
day, y
Mrs. Jas. Hunt and Mrs. Jas. Rus.
ssellswere in Warrington Tuesday. s@
NJ MRS. Mary Main. who fell and in.
Sjured herself so badly couple OF
weeks ago. is, much improved and able
I'D be about again. Mrs. Main is over
so years OF age and some doubt was
felt as to the, outcome of her Injuries.
Nuttlng parties are all the vogue
Satipresent In this vicinity although the
continued rains Of the past week have
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CEDAR GROVE NEWS,

& The health of our community is
very good at the present. a'i
Misses Ruby. Grace and ,Gretta
Gwyn, Of VOLTS Summit. Harrison
county, who he'd spent the past six
weeks witll4STriends here, returned
home Saturday. i
Miss Winfield swisher, Of Cedar
Grove, is spending n few weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. r. N. Eddy and fam
lily at Edgemont,f West Va.
i Mr.. ZedsMalone was n business vlsi.
tor In Falrmont Thursday.
Those{who attended the sale Of Mr..
Morgan OF tthisS community were Mr..
.zedoc and { Grant Steele, Mr.. Harry
and Brady corrpthers and Mr.. Frank
Malone. If}5 II IS ! N n 4. !. tSi
Mr. Lanzy Sat- d!lsIhauling coal
fof5 Nj. \ 4: Holland this week. Il;
yane Summers will Begin his
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EvERYDoDY-send for free sample
Of SUCCESS MAGAZINE and THE
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also our nloney-maklng agent'syprop
position. Permanent winter employ.
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Circulation Department. sue CESS
!. MAGAZINE, New York. i MI;
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RuNABouTq FOR Sal IsplendIaS
ruber tire runnbout In first sclassi
condition. See me quick for d bar
4 gain. Call at Room A u Peoples
Bank Building, or address Box S4s,
Fairmont, W. Va. N
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SUBURBAN Il ONE sails; NO
acres ground; out houses, etc. IN
good condition; &c street care fare:
elegant location; for, particulars
see Chas. r. MARTINI 81 VI
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Then the wedding wasn't alto.
gether,a success?" ~ "a
NO; the sroom.s mother cried
louder than the BRIDES mother. sit
was considered Very bad taste."=.
Louisville Courier-Journal. si.
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oFFlcEs-For sect a few first clsn1,
office rooms in People's National
~ Bank building, corner Main and
Monroe streets. Apply Ut the bank. &
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RooMs-For rent two fuEnishedi
rooms suitable for light house keeps
Ing to persons without children. a b.
ply 1104 9Th ST., 9Th ward.
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/ / PEOPLES MARKET LACEI|


Rs-wanited iiaboiryesrsl 4 ones IA
atithe Willetts o,'ssplant Of HEX
mans run. Ask for Mr.. Moore. 4 3
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ONE FURNISHED ooM-wlth5batli5
suitable for two men. 209 Ferry ST.
\ between Merchant and Diamond:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-05

TWO ROOMS for light house. excepting.
apply ITO Merchant street. M
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:RooMs-For rent . nice Furnished
rooms. complete for housekeeping
with use Of attic and laundry Phone
Con. No. CIV. cit Coleman AVG.
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TORRENT.

OFFICE RooMs-AFor rent one once I'D,
room; fifth floor: and three Fooms m
third floor Jacobs building. Apply;
Z Geo.. M. Jacobs. = z
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UNPARALLELED OFFER AND q

UNPARALLELED OFFER AND ulJs
HEARD Of TERMS to buy eco
tracts close in TO the City that sfn,
Favored by nature and eyelopsd
by industry. Falrnont s'is d sufel
Winner and must become NIB
TRES Of this Valley. DusTRIAE.
acre tracts are real bargains NM
you can buy them for oNE-TENTlil
cash. balance In quarterly paymonssj
5 on long time.
THINK OF: IT ACT JUICKIT,l
See Anthony Bowen Or 100 v. FislhE
ming, Room 16 Trust Building
7; Fairmont, w. Va. VI lf! "A ;sissE i.
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TIE a,ssa
u
blood
helps the human
stomach ass
Portable e soRyalseenee from
Stick This safe and refuse good
butsBr Pes Golden
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EXERCISING. solutions. Diploma ],
Certificates. Memorials. show Card
Lettering and Pen Work o. eyeYyl
description, executed in q thorouahj
manner at reasonable; prices IN
ion Business College, p, @. Mtnef,
Mgr. G 4. IS 4. I
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Weak Heart.

Many people suffer from weak hearts, They may expert.
hortness Of breath excrton pain the heart
dizzy feelings oppressed breathing after meals their
eyes become blurred their heart is not sufficiently strong
to pump blood the cxremcs, ind they have cold hands
and appetite because weakened blood supply
to the stomach heart tonic alternative should be taken
which has bad after effect Such Dr. Pierce Golden
Medical Discovery, which contains dangerous narcotics
nor alcohol Nj = ylf6rf et9
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FOR SALE OK r ENT--Four' tInrfvl
stories, 400. Jackoon st. Wafer, I'm
\ and electric light, elevator. irply'
f M H. Kinkead. : City. r q, III
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interfered considerably with. some.
There seems to be large number Of
nuts this year for which the young
sters are duly thankful, ~.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-10-05

Bfliht, ole giniiht BON Der geotlpen.
Oi9teit eites oeutihen 3uiamnlen-
lblllles Tie gum &otbauslaaIe Ieitete.
Die 9l6eroeener uno 3atbausbeamten,
meIhe Die groBe 9eIegnten3obL mir
cine bdlbe Stun0e beinobe unaufb6r-
lid ourd Oos groBe 8atboustor sur
Salle itr0nlen ioben, mo6ten NIT
&edlt airnbadei.tralnpf Dor Ialiter
8erlUm0erlmg iiber 0ie bielen, 0uth.
men" lmo ,Siitiiians@ betonlnIen. sic
maren ooh feine Seuidreden. meIdle
iiber gtaht iiber oen Ocean qefIoqen
mareH, INN tie ailf3ufreiien2 Satte iid
oenn Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oes
Stuates iiber gtadt gon5 alf ben
aopf geiteHt?
lin 5oIb 5ebn llbr ipur0e sic Ser
iomnlimg bon Dem 8rGiioenten oes
Aberoeener 2otalnereins, Or. Soman
5nr SrOnlng geritfen uno aIs Croft
nlingseeiong 0as bon @errn 8aitor
y. $. 9ens bon Serrei0 qe0idtete
Sborlie0: ,9ie mir uns bier einge-
fimOen" nod Der MeIooie ser n8adt
am 6bein4 begeiltert geiuugen. 9(uf
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-10-05

fiir ole Maiie ser 0eIegoten 6u i6of-
fen. gln Speile uno Eranf feblte es
mobrIif nid)t. Serr 9r. 6. VI. SO-
man, Der tiiftiee Better oes 9lber-
oeener oelltiben 9oipitdls. tDelhem
oos Sd)Inieoen OeS goloner Sdliii-
iels gum 9effmen oes Staatsnerbano-
tors in erfter 2nie Su beromlfen lit,
mar Der offi5ieIle 8orfiber, Der Die
8erlnmnIung sur 6ronltng rief itn0
na1 Dem beeeiiterteu Gboriingen Der
omerifoniI1en 9lationalbDnIne ais
8ertreter Der Staot Mber0een Den
Nanor CD. VT. SalI mno Serrn &m.
Cmslep oIs gertreter Der oortigen
@anoelsfanlner boritellte. Die Der.
ionrinllmg mar 10 beiitId, oaB gar
Ginige (nIler0ings meDr begeiltert.
nIS taftpoID ibnen ouriefen: ~9elitid
reoenl~ GdB Der Wapor Mberoeen8
Der aniiht mar. ooB Die Organization
cine neiie 8ereiherliilg oeS folttiiheil
Counters iei, lou ibm iDeiier niht
iibelaertoaanlen iporoeH, neil einenI
amerifaniihen 9urhlhnittspoIitifer
oerortiee 9eItrebllngeu b5bmiidp
2orfer fine.
Serr Gsnrah aprHmann, Der Ge-
fretar Der 9erolo Vubl 90. non @iour
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-10-05

uobe pertreien mar. Bon &ierre, ieIbIt
BON Semmon, 9ertinS 60, oon allen
8infeIn oes Staates maren 9slega-
ten erihienen itno iiberraiheno itnrf
(iiber 100 maren @ertreter pom Sii.
Den iu0 Siiooiten eri6ienen.
Die engliihe 9lberoeen ,GoiID
Stems" (SS. q. Sanoers, goitor)
ibrieb lelblt: Gas @mpfonqsfomite
lab iofort ein ooB es oen Oeutldeu
@ntbiiiiasmus iu1o Dos S5ntereiie an
Dem 3uitanoetommen oieier Srgani-
iation interihGet batte. @s bate iid
ouf 200 9eIegoten borbereitet, allen
ais Oie 8eriontmIing 5ur SrOnlng
geruFen muroe, bate lib Ole 9eIega-
ten5obl ihon oni erIten 9lbeno ouf
iiber 600 oHgeIhmellt rno inmer
neue 8elegaten itronlten oo3u."
Dos 9lberoeener grnpfongsfonlite,
oeiien 2i6ernlit1t, 9luflnertIomfeit
mo Sntereiie gar nidt eenug amer
forlnt iperoen fonnen, bate pirflih
feline lei6te 9lrbeit, Oenn ein Seil Der
@anfettiihe muBte
m'eoer peggerGiunt iper0en. nm 8Iob
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-10-05
StbrsRIid,e RataltrOpbe

Die giettlugsar6eiten nabrenO
geadt uno 8og baben feline
nellen Sdreden entbiint, un0 9luItin
glollbt, Dab es iebt oas ibliinnite
Der aaIau1itdt fernt.
Srgouiiierte SiIfe lit untermeos
unO miro bon snbIrei6en @emein0en
I'M Staate angeboteu. gSie aonlnliI-
Jar 8iron pom itantIi6en @eiun0-
beitsan1te erfIdrt, Der0en @elo, ar.
beitsfabige Mdnner unO geabrimqg-
mittel oringeno gebraudt.
8eridte iiber arantbeiten infoIqe
bon @ntbebrung iiuo BEL Dem SiIfs-
ausiduIie nidt eingeloufen. 0ie
Stoatspoli5ei getpGbrt uirffanen go
li5eii9ls lIno ourd Oie gBad,Iontfeit
oieIer Organization tpur6en a6t Ser.
baftllngeH Degen 9iebitobls ernl0qs
lidlt. Die ShuIoigen iino oem 8e-
fdngnis IN GouoerIport ii6eruieIen
moroen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-10-05

ltaIlefl bat der Ciirkei den
Rfleg erkIdrt.

iuddtigten in 2legBpten ipobI bereits
oorbereitet.
Sonoon, 4. Sftober. - Gin 9eIe.
grninm on eine bieiige g1ahrihten.
agentur melOet als 4om, 0oB Die ge.
iaieBung bon 8ripoIis ourh oie ito
lieniide 5Iotte begonnen bat. Die
ytodrift iDlr0e III Ger itaIienilflen
9auptitn0t nm 1f:3O llbr 8orrrtit.
tags ubgeihidt, ober 0ie Stun6e, sit
Der Die geidieBlng beganlt, lit 5lpei.
felbaft.
Der tiirfii6e 8otidafier, Selpfif
Fdida, iiberrei6te Dem @usndrtiaer
9lmte cine g2ote ieiner &eaierlnq, IN
Der er oorii6er &Iage fii6rt, 6aB ent-
gegen nllem internationalen 4rieqg.
gebraild Der &riegserflGrlinq aegen
Die Eiirfei Standardization BON Sci
ten SStaIienS ariegsidiffen borausae.
gongen limo. 9lus 6ieiem @rltnOe
uno in glniebttng Ger beTtebenoen Si-
tltation babe ole 3iirfei nidlt nlir 0os
&edlt, gegen SStaIien aIle MoBreaeln
oie lit aus Dem gegenDGrtiaen
ariegs5uitanOe ergeben, 8lir 9lnlpen-
Dung 81 briugen, ion0ern auf All
Wiitteln 81 greifen, tDelde oie God.
Ioge ibr 81 ergreifen geitatte.
Seine HentraIitGtscrflarnna 9entIdl.
lambs.
Berlin, 4. Sfto6er. - SIM Ius-
mdrttgen &mte miro nngefitnoigt, ooB
0eutld)lano pabriheitllid5 feine Neu-
tralitatserfldring inn itolienii6-tiir-
fiidlen ariege nbgeben miro. Ser
8rlmo fir oieie gnti6eioung Iieat in
Der 8abriheiitIihfeit, ooB Ser ariea
nur bon fitr5er 3auer iein miro.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-10-05
SripOlis iOI BON Der itaIirniIdlei
6lOttc bci6Oiien iuOroen Iciu.

Gls gfa6ipiel 5ur 02oroccoFrooe
bot nun Stalien ser 8iirtei Oen arieo
erfl6rt.
engIanO bat iif aegbbten aeboIt
obne uripriingliben 91edtsaniprltd.
iino als g@ompeniotion" SEN ;sran3o.
lem Dtaroeco 5ugeitan0en. 9ie SSron.
5olen bolen iib 9fnrocco bon oen bis.
bergen Serren inter g(usn1buna bon
oeren Sdiuohe lrno unter glutperaie.
Ben. SStolien bolt fidl Ieine BON linn
ltit 5ebn Sabren borbebaltene ,gom.
penlation" beltte bon oen iebiaen ge.
libern inter glusniisilng BON oeren
Sdipahe. S6 man 0as, fDie mir bel
ben 8biaipinen, .gefreiltnq un0
freimoidaftIihe gliIimilirlinq ODER
ipie 6runfrei6 in 0lorocco ,flieOIihe
0urboringrng ais WfanOator euro.
pas nennt, ODER .groberungstrieq@
nm @rlmoe lit es gan5 6aIIeIbe.
8enn Der arieg allf eytoIien 1n6
Die 8iirfei beidrGntt bleibt, iperoen
mir mir erleben, mas mir bel Sen ON.
oeren gfetbooen 5ur Colonial. .gruer.
bling alib erlebt baben. gSeniq 9luf.
regenoes 9lber iUenn 0ie Siirfei Sic
gSelt NIT Dem 9lnidalnmgs- -llnterridlt
ilberraidt. OnB iie @rietbenIon6 oe.
geiiiiber ooiielbe Spiel 81 ipieIen i'm
Stmtoe unO getpiat lit, 6ann fam sic
Sohe iebr intereiiont weroen. 0ann
gIebt es altnbegren5te 0fogli6feiten"
altf Die lid ENGLAND nit Ser @rneu.
nung &itfeners 81 ieiuem 8enoa-
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ne AenIter i'm Stoatsperbon0 orl3u.
nebmen. StebeH bod bic 8ablen be-
Dor uno oorum ioIIte ouh Ser aerina-
lte geroadJt etiuniger poIitilder @e.
einflnIiitng Der 2eler un0 Der 0elit-
iden I'M Staate ieitens ser oeittId1en
Frelle bernlieoeu meroen.
8raiiOeut: Or. 6. u. CONAN, ggber.
been, 8roDn 60.
l. gice-SrGiiOent: &. 9. 0sneI[er.
EarfitBH, Sutdinion 60.
2. Sice-RrGiibeut: SaeUb GtOller,
SaDa, 8oliportb 60.
3. gice.grahoent: 8. 3. e. @rob,
Seinm0n, Rerfins 60.
Sefretar: 8alter Segnadcr, Aber.
been, 8ropn 60.
Sdatmeiiter: IS. gS. SnuSt, Sarta
for6, Nsinnebaba 60.
9Ils @ise. EraFSentrn iuuroen Damn
Die Serren S. @. W1iiIer BON 9arf.
lton, Sacob StoIler BON Ssapo iuno =.
8. y. @roB bon 2emmen ourf einFo.
de Stimmenmebrbeit erip1bIt.
sls Damn Die Domination fir 0as
Amt zines ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on Der
Sngesoronung mar tmo aud, Serr s.
sS. Sollet inter Den Romiitirten mar,
erfldrte er, oaB er fem &on0i0ot iei,
moranf Die Serren Siaterreiter, Der
0ornIarn Der %. s. g. 9ruderei.
ulo Serr B. 6ebnadJer in GtidapahI
fonlen. Serr @eDnad)er iuiir0e nit
iiberuieget0er Gtinmenrnebrbeit er.
iDotit. gr bot oen Sieg SirherIid, ner.
oient, oa er ebellio Die Serr 9r. 6.
IN. Soman nI8 Gefret1r 6es s(ber0ee-
ner 2ofaluereiils lsnermii0Iin uu0
lelbiilos fiir 0os 9nltan0efonlncn 0es
9fantsuerbanoes gearbeitet hofie lgna
lld)erlidl Der redlie Mnlln fir 00s ar.
GortIetlua alsf seiie 80
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Sails, iuurOe oonn oufgerufen, INN
Die 8illfomnoniprnhe 3l ernie0ern.
CAB CT Der 8erinmnllitng feline unbe.
fannte 8roee mar II botten i'm ood
iebr niele Der glnueienoen 0urh Ieine
gelegentlihen treffIihen 9lrtifel I'M
% So tenHen geIernt beuies be.
reits Der 8eifaIB olS Iein 4dme auf-
gerufen piiroe. 9erielbe Iteigerte lid,
beim 9luboren ieiner ferliieeu 9lnipras
DIE, ipeld)e bon edit 0eutihem @eiIte
beleelt ipar upo tporin er Dor etiuaiaen
berednen0en molilo.be sSiibrern ln0
nfdbigiten @ertretern oes 9eutIf-
titms@ pornte uno Der itrengen gtedt.
li6feit unO ltuparteilihfeit bel ser
beporiteben6en SoliptoerlammIilna
6ds @ort reoete.
Sin Gmerifnnsr iiHgt Oentidje 9icOer.
gtah bem bon 8errn 8nitor Il. q.
6ittersbans geoihteten lmo nah be.
fainter 0}elooie pprgetragenen Gbor.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-10-05

9ieier 9lntrog tpur0e nah 4nIpro.
den BON S. s.. @roB rno Sans 9e-
mrtb fnit einitilninig nieoergeItimnlt.
Sebtere maften unter 0em Itarten
geifall Der 8erinrnmIltng geIten0, ooB
Die Serausnabme Der eriten 9opiere
nno beionoers Die 0nrb geniieeno Iar-
gen bona fi0e @obnIis i'm Staate
ermurbene GtimmbcrcdDtigmng bel
StaatsiuabIen eeniigen miiIie. (0urd
ben eriten SIntrag mar augeniheinIid
beabiihtigt. Die ip1tere gSabl BON
&errn @. 9e1naher aum Gefretdr
6es Stoatsperbonoes unm0aIid1 an
MAIDEN, oa 0ieier Serr nod nidt lan-
ee geiiug I'm 2anoe lit, INN oos Boil
biirgerreht eriperben su fonnen. Nus
Riidiihten nuf oos 9eutihtarn un0
Die BON Der &onnention eines 8elIern
8elebrten Dollen mir alf oielen
Erinft nidt n19er eingebet.)
Radoem olio oieier berednete 9ln-
trae f0rinIib untereeIhneit mar,
mnroe Serr Or. Somon eimftimmig
nnter 8eifaa Der gon5en aoupentiou
(mtr 8 Stimnlen oogegen) gum eriteu
Observation-Disclosures eriD1bIt.
Ga Is Serr Gpurao 9prHHaHa nm
0os 9eiitIhtlm mo ieine noble cie-
iinnlng ber0ient bat, 10 iuoIles il
bier nidt neridiueigen, oaB @. Il
fir ons 8raiioentennrIt nonlinirt mar
uno es niebr ais iiberrafheno mar
wie aIlgefiein beif1IIi9 leine Nomino'
tion in Der aonnerltion ouIgenonmes
muroe. Gr Iebrte ieood). mie aIIe mi
Der oeiltidlen Hreiie oes Stoates NIT
teIbor ooer ullrtitteIbar IN Berbin
oinlg itebenoen 3eitlrugsIeute iegIih
aanoioatur entId)ieoels nb. bs fis oil
3eltlnsgsIellfe oasli nerpFIids.. bat
TEN. ,uenioIteiis fir ons erite Sobr tel
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-10-05

Die Giienbabnen ouf Ser an6eren
Settle bebntpten, oaB oie g(rbeiter fei.
nen Streit getpiinibt bdtteit 0aB tie
ieooh bon ben llnionsbeanlien biersl
ge5IOlmgen ipuroen. Die giIenbabnen
iinO na6 gIngabe ibrer 8eanten ae-
raoe Jest geriiltet, einen Ionaen
Streit alls5ubaIten. giner fiir8Iid
erlalienen SrOer 5ufoIge lpltroen lin-
geTabr 20 Yro3ent ser 9lrbeiter ent-
lallen uno iollen geniigen0 2ellte in
allen 3peigen oorban0en iein, nm III
re 8erfitatten IN 8etrieb All erbaI.
ten, lelbit penn ole 2eitte ibre 4r.
belt nieoerlegen iouten.
gin peridieoenen Srten on 6en
betr. 8abnIinieu entIong fam es be-
reits 81 blutigen Scenen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-10-05

,0uthmen4 ipottiib beauaten: ais
aber Die 3obl mie eine fleine 9aiuine
groBer mo oibter ipuroe, ga peruon-
oelten ii6 Die ip0ttiiden glide IN
Stninen. @ab's 0enn iiberbaupt 10
bieIe ,.0utdmen" i'm Staate, lhienen
Die glide Der 8eobahter 5u froaen.
lln0 als eS Damn IN Der 8orbane Oes
9otels imnier mebr einem 8ienen.
ibDarm dbnIih fpurOe, NOR es bereits
81 einer balben @elpiBbeit aeluoroen,
Dob Der grfoIg niht ousbleiben mir.
oe. lln0 nIs man lib oie 9elegaten
in allen 9ioIeftet in allen m6aIihen
Sertretingen freuoig begriiBen b6rte,
oa iplroe gleib Elm 9erueis bon 6eaf
innern Geidhmi Der Oeutiden9llttter.
ipra6e erbra6t. @or Dem ganfett.
iaol NOR Elm 8ud) oufgeIeat, in mel.
dem iid Die 8eleguten eintruaen 1ino
lpenn man Die Orte iiberfloq, 10 Iab
man iofort, Dab Der gnn3e Staat bei-
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-10-05
BabnItreik

Ser idon ieit Iangem onqe6robte
Streif Der gSerfitGttenarbeiter ser
6arriman einien cini6lieRliA Der 81.
linOis 6entral brad am Sanlitog aus
lmo traten bierourh $4,000 9lnqe.
iteIlte Der genannteu 2inien in 5lt-
iammen 80 StdOten IN oen ausitono.
Die 9rGiioenten Der Unions be-
boltptei1 DAB Die g(rbeiter nad nie
Dor Oarauf beiteben, oie 9abnen an
3wingen ibre fiiraIib gegriinoete Sc.
oerntion on3uerfeiueI Ielbit menn
0ie 5oroerung ourh einen Streif er-
5ipungen per0eu ioIlte iino menm 90
Bro5ent Ger glrbeiter brotlos piiroen.
Ger aampf iei elm idon felt Iongem
norbereiteter.