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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1912-11-29
These Won the Prizes
For Products of the Farm. Cook
ing or Sewing

For Products Of the Farm. Cook
ing or Sewing.
There were some very credi-
table exhibits OF various kinds of
small grains, corn and vegetables
brought in last week in competi-
tion for the prizes offered by the
various business concerns of the
city. Among other things, there
We're some very fine looking ap-
pies. This display was on ex-
hibit in the jury room on the up
per floor at the court house. In
a room below was the exhibit Of
cooking, canned fruits, ETC., and
the boys display of corn. The
writer is not much of a Judge of
the qualities of corn, but he does
know that it would be difficult to
get up a finer display of bread.
cakes, pies, cookies, gingersnaps.
delicious canned fruits and so
forth. Every article looked ap-
petizing.
Following are the prize win
ners:
Best blue stem wheat, liver
Hagen lst; N. D. Hanley End.
Best velvet chaff wheat, C.
Shade.
Best durum wheat, "A. Houde.
Best white oats, liver Hagen
1st: C. Shade End.
Best barley, liver Hagen list;
Rob Lowry End.
Best bushel yellow dent corn,
Rob Lowry.
Best 10 ears any variety corn,
Mrs. A. w. Johnson.
Best 10 ears yellow dent corn.
Mrs. A. w. Johnson.
Best 10 ears white dent corn,
Chas. Dahl.
Best 10 ears white cap corn.
Gust Foedahl.
Best peck Of popcorn, G. Shade.
Best peck of Canadian oats,
Swan Moe.
Best Early Ohio potatoes, Rob
Lowry. first: A. 2. Houde, End.
Best plate of apples, Tom Mis-.
sam.
Best sample of CELERY, A. P.
Houde.
| Best peck of carrots, Mrs. A.
w. johnson.
Best peck of parsnips, C. w.
Wicks.
Best bushel of onions, Mrs. A.
w. johnson.
Kitchen apron, Ruth Olson.
Fancy apron, Jennie Hanson.
Butter, Mrs. M. Hanson 1st;
Mrs. Burt Mussetter End.
Apple jelly, Mrs. Allen.
Plum butter, Mrs. BatterDury.
Ginger bread, Lila Croft.
Mince Pie, Mrs. A. P. Houde.
Cookies, Gertrude Stapleton.
Apple pie, Mrs. A. P. Houde.
Butter, Margaret Schmidt.
Fruit Cake, Mrs. Croft.
Ginger Cookies, Mrs. Thomas.
Mustard pickles, Mrs. F. Hcr-
ton.
Canned peaches, Mrs. A. Will
1ber.
Fruit cake End, Mrs. A. P.
Houde.
Cheese, Mrs. A. K. Eggen.
Plum preserves, Mrs. A. P.
Houde.
Angel food, Mrs. H. A. Jack
son 1st; Gertie Fordell End.
Chocolate cake, Marie Croft,
age IL.
White layer cake, Helma Ha-
gen LIST; Miss Minnie WILDER End.
Shingle bread, Mrs. Tollakson.
No one brought in samples Of
flax.
SCHOOL REPORT.
The following is the report of the
| third month of school ending Nov y
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1912-11-29
"The Business
Of Bushes" /"

Extracts from an Address by H.
S. Morris of This City.
Last Sunday evening H. S.
Morris of the First National bank
delivered a splendid address
on 1.-The Business of Business. F"
Mr.. Morris is a successful busi-
ness man and at the same time a
man who devotes considerable
time to the reading of high class
literature and the consideration
of the great problems of life.
His address on this occasion was
scholarly and his delivery was
such as to hold the close atten-
ton Of the large congregation.
After quite lengthy Introductory
remarks on the quests of life and
some of the great material and
business achievements of the
world, Mr.. Morris launched into
his subject, from which the fol-
lowing thoughts are selected.
In this great world of business
affairs i'm the realm of mems
secular pursuits. what is the aim
and purpose of it all? What
grand result is being worked
out? Is it related to any higher
aim than the mere life of the
body? Is the object simply to
fill the world with the articles
that were shown III the manu-
facturers' building lat the
Worlds Fair], with the best and
most useful articles of neces-
sity, the most ornamental
and beautiful things of lux
ury, to get gain, and leave be-
hind some monument of our
earthly life? Is this the end and
true purpose of all business life?
Before we can answer these
great questions, it is we'll that we
pause and remember that all ma
terial things are in a constant
course Of change and decay;
that all the creations of men
are and have been passing away.
The wonders Of antiquity, the
hanging gardens of Babylon, the
Colossus of Rhodes, the Parthe-
non and Colosseum, the great
library of Alexandria, even the
Temple of Solomon, so spacious
and magnificent, all these have
fallen into decay and are COW
cred by the dust of the valley.
The great cities of the past,
Ninevah, Palmyra, Carthage,
Herculaneum and Pompeii, all
these are utterly destroyed.
We must remember, too, that
not only the life of the individu'
al but also the life Of the race is
but a passing phase upon this
planet, and that the world itself
is doomed to die as many anoth
er world has done. What, then.
becomes of these ages of toll anc
strife? What becomes OF the
things that we have made and Of
all our toll and tears in the max
ing? In the end it will be as it was
in the beginning: all things will
be resolved back into the ele-
mental mist of fire whence they
sprang, and in all this wide uni
verse there will be left no tract
or trace of our farms, our work
shops, our stores or of anything
that through these instrumental
tiles was accomplished. If, then
there is any purpose in life, i
there is any plan running
through the world of business
it does not lie in the outward o
in the external. We must seel
for it in some other direction
It is something that cannot b
measured by the yardstick. com
puted upon the pages of a ledge
or weighed in the balances.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-11-21
Sample Of German ingenuity.

IN Germany, says the Scientific
American, wood is too expensive to be
burned, and it is made into artificial
silk worth 81 pound and bristles
worth 81 a pound; into paper, yarn,
.wine, carpet, canvas and cloth. From
sawdust parquetry flooring is made;
the materials for this may be bought
by the pound and then mixed, SO that
the householder can lay his own
vidual taste and ingenuis,.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-11-21
BIRCHDALE

Miss Grace Brunskill from Grey
iagle is spending a week with her
pther.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kircher and
imon Holms and family visited at
T. S. Martins Sunday.
Miss Mary Palmer spent Saturday
nd Sunday with her sister Mabel at
he Frank Martin home.
The bad news went over the phone
asst Friday that A. +. Drager had
ost his hand in the corn shredder. Mr..
prager has been in poor health
ind is in critical condition. He
as taken to the hospital at Long
Irairie Saturday.
Ben Rosshardt is building wood
red at the school house in District
o. y.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-11-21
High Price for a Rembrandt.

A work of Woman
Plucking a Fowl"-recently sold in
Paris for $4,000, appears to hold the
record price for that artists work
The same picture was sold in
Amsterdam in 1874 tit was probably
painted about 1640) for $40 In 1916
In London it brought about 81 ,625. and
in 1884 was sold in Paris. to the fam
lily which has now resold it. for about
$4,000. The previous record price for
a Rembrandt was that paid for the
Girl Holding Medal" in the Hoe
collection. sold herelast year for $70.-
900.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-11-21
Hardly Satisfactory.

CHANGING hastily down the pages of
Tommy Jones examination papers,
The teachers heart thrilled over Tom
my's Unexpectedly good showing. for
not one of the Questions remained un-
answered. But upon suLjecting the
paper to q more careful perusal her
pride In Tommy-s proficiency had a
TALL. After seven Of tr:. ten ques-
lions Tommy had writer. politely: Il
am sorry that this is a subject ON
which l have no information
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-11-21
"Home, Sweet Home"

The original manuscript of Home,
Sweet Home" is said to have been
buried in the grave with Miss Harry
Harden of Athens, Ga. She was John
Howard Payne's sweetheart, but re-
fused to marry him in Difference to
her fathers wishes After she was
separated from her lover she shut
herself in the old family mansion, see
ng none but few members of the
title church to which she belonged
Independent.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-11-21
CORRESPONDENCE
MCCORMIC LA KE

Mrs. Craig visited at ID. c. Wolfe's
thursday,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G. Lloyd anC Mrs.
Iinnie Mann and daughter Maud
oent Sunday af ternoon at ID. c. Will
OX's.
Homer Sippe of South Sank Centre
llled on business at p. M. Kennedy S
aturday.
Miss Jerda Samuelson has been as
sting Mrs. Geo. Cleveland the past
eek.
Cass Wilcox who has been fireman
"A Mr.. Kaulenkamp's machine for the
asst two months, returned home Sat
rday.
Ernest Elliott assisted Mr.. Cleve-
md and Mr.. Kennedy to shred corn
tst week.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-11-21

Eta Burmeiste spent Monday aft
ernoon with the Lietz girls.
Ed, Brueschilke called on Frank
Quade Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Berndt and
children cent Sunday at G Fritzlar's.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-11-21
UNITY

Mr.. and Mrs, Ed. Lietz visited with
atives at New Munich over Sun
II.
Rev. John Burmeister and daugh-
Eta went to Lake Henry Satur-
and returned Monday.
Trs. Geo. Kind spent Sunday with
III. r. Jones.
n. and Mrs. Mike Bitzan left Satur-
tor Eden Valley where they will
I'd the winter.
Uses Helen and Alma Lietz spent
day afternoon with Edna B. Jones.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-11-21
Wise TO Listen.

In passing, it is the wise folk who
listen to friendly criticism, without =
trace of indignation, just as did the
little fellow who heard himself called
all sorts of unwelcome names and
went on as If nothing had happened At
all. For it is friendly criticism, in the
makes us ''see ourselves as others see
u.s."
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-11-21
Feather puster PASSING.

The feather buster is rapidly disap-
pearing. 1t must go as surely as the
common drinking cup. 1t is only q
little while since the feather buster
was universal. Now 60 per cent Of
the cities have discarded 1t from the
school buildings.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-11-21
Comfort.

The average man gets more COM
fort out 81 watch that he has won
tn a rattle than he would find in
ihree-story house that he had earned.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-11-21

Jas. Ingram Lbr.
Co., Sank Centre.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-10
Gineinnati, 0omneriag, ocn 10. Oftober 1912.

baB bic v6omburs zameritas2inie"
unb Der ,Norobeutibe 2lOpD" Die
9onseiiiDn gum gelneiniomen getriebe
elmer ielbfitdnbigen Dalnpferlinien
BON gmben aus ertalten iolien.
Die aon3eliion nirb fir ben 4usz
ipdnberer> unb Jra6tperfebr na6 Nen
2)ort, Siibamerita, Sitoiien unb Nuz
itralien aelten unb ibre grtbeilung
Ica unn,ittelbar beDoritehen.
Die 5leifbfrage.
9luf Der in &0ln tagenoen Norz
itanbsfiBunq bes Deutl6en Stdbtez
tags, auf Der Die 5beuerunssfraee eli
nen Der tpihtieiten 9untte Der Ser
banolunsen bilbet, lit porpiegenb bic
Qniiht gum Nusbrud gstommen, buB
bic bon zen Regi.runssn bei6loFenen
abbulfemabnabmen nidt gsniigsn, Der
Galanitdt fpirffam entgeeensutreten.
Dor aaen finb bic 8ertretsr Der
Stdbte Der bereits frii6er ausgeiproz
henen lleber5eusuns, oaB Die ginfubr
bon 9sfrisrfleiih bas bette Mittel our
Wilosrung bes Rotbitaabes ipdrs. Gs
murbe baYr neuerlih bsf6loFsn, an
ben Rei9stansler bsbufs Grtbsilung
Der Ginfubrerlaubnib fir GefrierfleiI6
eins petition 3u fenben.
Sn DiiFelborf lit unter benz 8orfib
bes 8srliner Sberbiirgsrmsiittrs Werz
mutb. Der AUDI an ben 8sratbunssn in
Goln tbetlgenommen Eat, Der preubi-
ihs Stdbtetag erDffnst porbsn, auf
beFen proeramm ebenfalls bic 5leii9s
frage iteht.
Cine 5eftuns 6er2uft.
Der fir bic oeutIfe sslotte erbaute
Zeppelin 2uftfreu5er bat BON 1riebs
ri6s6afen aus cine erfolgrei6e probe=
fabrt iiber ben 8obenies ibernommsn.
0as Sahraeug bat 1totorsn pon $40
9ferbetrdften unb tam iid spsieinz
balb Sage in Der Quft haltsn. Gs lit
nit Qppardtsn fir brabtloIs 5sIegruz
pbis. sinem eleftriItsn Shsinnerfer,
Maittnensspebren, aiite, Sdlaftaz
binsn fir bic Sffisisre uno 6Gneematz
ten fir bic Manni6aftsn ausasriiitst.
Der Rreu5er fpirb nah Der Qbndhme
ourh oas Hsihsmorineumt nod cine
atpeits, dhtunbpisrstgitiinbiqe grobe,
fuhrt MAIDEN unb Dann mad ieiner
Station Sdmburg 5ubIsbiittsI ses
brdd)t tperben.
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Jnfan0 telegraph
Die II inter- Dung Der & a M
pagne geiitsuern.

2 q 9 n . I u ue n.
Naibtngtpn, n, 9. g., 8. Oft
Gbas. g. Saft BON Cincinnati be-
5euete Mittpod Dor Dem Inter
iudungs 9lusidub oes Senats, Der
iih nit ben aampdsnezgeiIteusrn be-
IGGftist, bab er i'm Sabre 1908 fir
Die grIDo9lung ieines 8ruoers gum
9rdiioenten $159,339.30 6ergab unb
in bieiem Sabre fir feline Mieberaufs
itellIng $213,592.41 beitrug. Serr
3af! CAB an. oub sr nit benz Gnts
idluiTe Iib an Der aampagns bethel
list babe, bab iein 8ruber .frsi bon
jeoer fiuan5ieuen 0.rpfli6tuug segen
SntiDiouen unb grobc Sorporationsn
ins Weibe Suus ieinen Gin3ug balt.u
tOnne." Sd mar bereit, biz gum 2teuz
beriten gu seben, ba ia msinen 8ruber
fir oas Imt burdaus fir geihaffen
bieii. Sd elaubts on feline Rs6tI6afz
fenbeit, feline Surhtloiigtsit uno mar
Der ueber3eugung, bab gtiemuno ibn
81 isinen 3peten mibbrnu6en tDnnte.
Sir mid mar ss Die 6uuptiuds, Oub
er unter tsine finan5ieuen 9srpfIi6z
tunoen tommen IoQte."
DAN 81. gamma bon Glepelano,
Der Gle Rooiepelt 8epsgung in Obio
finan8ieu untsritiigte, mar Der nd6ite
3euse. Gr iagte aug, oaB sr in Die tm
Sabre fir Die RooieoeIt aampusns
SIT, 900 ausaegeben babe. $4,000
oiefer Summe 9abe r oem Rpoiepeltz
iten National aommittee gseeb.n,
$4,000 benz aumpaeneIeiter RooIez
pelts in Sbio unb $1,000 fir bic
Gerrganiiatipn Der 5ortihrittspartei
in Sbio.
Ter Stdmpdgneleiter bes Spreders
Champ Glort, Gr Senator 5reo.
Dubois, be5sugte, oaB Die glussaben
fir Die glarti6e aampagne $50
468.50 bstrugsn bdtten. Die bsbeuz
tsnhIe 8siltsusr liefsrte Senator Dil=
Ior bon %. ga. nit $1,000; 8m.
H. 6earit gub $500 uno anbers
Berfonen i'm 9ansen $26, ,748.98. @m
Sdluiie Der 8altimorer aonpention
mar Elm Dsfisit BON $4590 por6anoen
su beFen 9edung herr Glart psrIOnz
li9 $4,000 beiiteuerte.
so orber in q nfluge5ulta it a no
ge ebt.
Safipn, ap.. 8. Sftober. Iie
8raHojurn Don Sreatbitt Gountp bat
gegen 13 0erionen 9lnflagen erhoben,
on ser grnor0mg oes friiberen Sbe-
riifs 60. eoaaba1 i'm ooriqen Wfai
betbeiIigt gepelen 5u lein 9ier Der
elnaefIoaten, ollie ge,pobner Sad
Ion's bsfinbeu iih in 9aft.
gs beibt oaB lSrau Clifton 8roB,
cine Jphter Gullaban's, pelhe bier
Wpnate lang III Der 8ebirgsgegens
nah 3eugenmaserial gegen Die Wor-
ser i,tht. Ser 8ranoiurp bas uotbigr
Wa.eriaI lieferte.
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Die aorruptton in bel
perfloilensn QegislQ=
tur 8 hin's

olum bus, g., 9. Stt. gr.
George .. Rne, Der friibere 8ertretcr
pite Gountp's in Der psrflpfienen Sc
9isIatur, plaibirte am Wtittpoh ihuls
big fir ietu gotum fir bic &imbal-
gtu geite6ungsseIDsr oerlaHgt gu bas
ben. Or. Rpe bate bereits AM per
fIofIenen Sonntag oem 9snerdlitaQtsz
onTpalt in 9egeHpart bes Staatsonz
palts uno zines 9eridts> St.nograz
phen Elm oouss 9sit1noniB abgelegt,
in Del6sm mebrsre 9siebgebet uno an
osre periDneR nt6Asr binauf" GER
pidslt iino. Die 4ntlage, uuT 9runo
oerer er Iid Idulbig betannt, beihuIs
oigt ibn, Don 9. ). &imbal, oen urz
be6er Der nah linn benannten Bill,
etre geitsaungsiumme DON $1,000
Derlangt gu baben. Die betreffenoe
8orlage orbnete cine ReueintRiIung
Der Suiti5oiitritts in pite uno Qoams
Gountp an. Or. Rp. oiirfte erit nah
Der Wieoereinberufuno Der 9ranoiurp
Iein ur:beil smpfaugen.
Nd6 benz gerihte aus benz 8ursau
ces 9.neralitaatsantualts pubte Rne
in ieinsm 9eitdnbnib am porigen
Spnntaa alerbanb Iufisbenzerrsgenbe
9eihi4ten bon Dem Wirten zines Qsz
fpiiisn 2obbpiiten in Der leoislatur Su
beri6ten, befen bauptidhlihite StiiBe
er Or Rps) getpeisn. gr babe aus
S6miereeloern out uno pobI feline
$4,000 per Sabr gema6t uno Die
bon Staat5z Setettips beric1teten Gez
iti9ten iibsr eritaunlic5e 9rabI6ere;
in Der Qegislatur feien nur gu tpdbr.
Or. Rpe nannte aud bic 9erioner,
tpeI6e fiir Die Jamilis 1es friiRren
Serqeantzdts4rms oes Senats, Roo.
nen 5. Diegls, Der iich ipegen 3piihsnz
irGserei i'm 3uhtbaus befinDst, iorqen,
bamit er ia ni6ts ausplauoers. 6err
t0ogan tonitatirt ferner, bab Or. Rpe
Die Ramen Der perionen, tpelhe Die
geri9tstoiten fir bic aneetIagtsn &c;
eislatur zWitelieosr 3c6Ien, nannte.
Or. Rpe matte benz gensralaunatt
seseniiber bas 9eitdnonib, oob er NIT
Hoonsp 5. Diesle, Seuator Siaat
Suffman uno Senator Geo. &. Getone
ON 27. Ipril in sinem2immer nit ben
Getettips Smilsp, 9aiIeD uno Barn
suIammsnpetroffen lei. Gr Or. 1}ne)
babe Iharf baae1eu protsftirt, DaB Sc
tone ben Seteftip OarriipU hdbe perz
baften lafen.
Die September 0runbiurn pirb
ipisoer sinberufen uno ous bolle &c
i;Gnbnib Or. Rps's ibr unterbrsitst
perben Wun permutset. ocB Or. Rpe
in Qnbetraft ieines poQen geltdno-
niTss fret oaoontommen piro.
Ser 9sneralanpGlt ertlGrte am
Wittipod Gbsno, baB isit ldnserer
3sit stpiI6en Or. Rps uno oem
Stuatsantpalt llnterbanblungen i'm
Ganqe lparen, oaB aber er iopobl ais
Ger Stuatsannalt lunee ge3Oeert bat
ten, sin llebsreintommen su trefIen,
neil lie Der lleberfiibrung Or. Npe's
iiter seipeisn. Sic Ieien ipdter uber
su Der lle6er5eusun9 selangt, baB sins
lleberfiibrung nur betpirten tDnne,
taf Die betreffenoen perIonen ins
3udtbaus aeIdidt piiroen. obne irz
genostlpas ein5us.itehen; bah aber i'm
aGgemeinen Sntereiie piel mebr geponz
nsn rerben piiroe, penn elmer Der
Shulbigen Elm polles GeitGnbnib abs
lees, poourh AUDI bic 2eute -b0ber
tinauf" belungt tperoen t0nrten.
Or. Hpe mar Der Grite. gsgen ben
i'm Dorigen Sabre Die 4nflage Der ge=
isebIihteit srhobsn ipurbe. gr iolI
.spn Dem Gtaa.Soruder grauforb
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Der % Sage in Der 2uft blsibsn tunn.
Ger aries auf berg galta n
6albinIel.

Berlin, 8. Stt. Sn bieiisen biz
plomatif9sn areiien iii man jest Der
Nniiht, bab Elm aassmeirer arieg auI
Der BaIian Salbiniel bsreits begonnsn
bat. SIN ausipdrtigen Nmt bat man
fait ole 6offnuns aufgessben, bab b's
Mdhte nod irgenb etpds on Der 2ags
Gnbern t0nnen, ba irgenb Dslhs
3useitdnbnife ieitens Der galtan'
ftaaten bic 9brene Der &Dnise Don
Bulaarien, S.rbien, 0rietenlano uni
Wontenesro ins Wanten bringen fpiir'
ben. 2lus bieiem Grunoe ipagsn e
ibre Rssierunssn nidt, nad3ugeben.
Cine Der prominenteiten bieiiser
Bonten erbielt tpdbrenb bes 3ages
eine Depsihs aus 9elsrab. tpelbe BIZ
Mittbeilune sntbielt. oab Die ariessa
ertlGruns feitens Serbiens in jeDem
Wussnblid 5u ernurten lei uno BAT
biz ierbiiten 5ruppen auf forcirten
WGrf6en bon ben Mobiliiationssgens
tren aus na9 Der Gren5e seI4idt mir
ben.
giner Speaialbspei6e 5ufolse fine
aud bic 5irten unb Serben i6on ans
sinanber serotben. Gine onoere De-
pef9e aus Belsrao fust. oab Die Unit
mort, bic Der isrbilhs premier pa
iitIh auf bic 0orltsllungen Rublanos
nnb Seitsrrsihs seseben bat, elmer 3uz
riidpeiiuns sIeidtdmen. Gr bate
ndmlih sefasi, bab bic 9riegsertlaz
runs Wonisnesros eine neue Situaz
tion gsihoffen babe, Die fir bas fer=
mere 6anoelnSerbisns ausIdlassebenb
fsi. Die Mlian3 Der Yaltanmdhte
ipurbe unter alien umitdnoen aufreht
ertulten nerben, unb Die Stimmung
bes Wplies in Serbien lei eine 10 aus
ssprGsts, oab lie Der Rsgieruns niht
geitatte, BON benz einmal eingelhlagez
nen aurs ab5upeiden.
paris, 9. Ottober. 8is gu ipd=
ter Stunbe am Mbeub bate oas 6ies
Iige ausipdrtise glmt nod teine Mntz
mort aus Sofia. Ntben ober Belerab
erbalten; tpis bic 9lnttport aber ausfal=
len tpirb, mag aus elmer 8smersung
gefhlDfen perben, Die Der bulgarii6.
Winiiter bes 4eubersn matfs, als ibm
bic Note Der Wsdhts ouseiteut tpuros.
Gr iaste ndmlih: Die Rote ioiirb.
bielsi1t mebr 2lusli1t auf Grfola ees
babt baben. ipenn iie opei Woden fritz
kr iiberrei6t iporben mare"
Dos 30sern Bulaariens pirb bers
ihiebentlih ausseleet. Die meiiten
Oiplomaten iinb Der Mnlitt, baB Bull
eorien nur 3eit serpinnsn pill, nm
feline Hriessriiitunssn au poIlsnoen.
cine tl.ine WinoritGt Bat cber INNER
nod nidt bic 6offnuns aufsegsben,
bob Der a0nis Jerbinanb nod einenl
Mustpes iuht, Der es ibm ermDsIiht,
ben MGhisn Satisfattion 5u sebe.l,
obne feline Rrons gu ristiren.
Sn elmer balboffi5ieaen Note tpiro
nod einmal berporsebobsn. bab bic
Ginigisit unter ben Mddtsn eine fol@
DE iei. bab. tpenn auh elm aries ausz
briht, er fiherlih lotaliiirt perben
pirbe. Dieie Note bat offenbar ben
3psd, bic &fiir4tunsen gu 5ere
ftreuen, Den Elm Qllarmartitsl i'm
.Sournnl bes Debats4 peruria9t
bate.
Dieier Artitel IN hem fnnferpatipen
Journnl bes DebatS III eins febr pei-
ttmiftj9s Rtpue Gbsr pk prlttif6s
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@etterberimt.

GGr Ohio: Resen unb tdlter am
Donnsritas. Mm 5reitas tribes Wstz
ter, fpabrfheinlih Resen ipdbrenb Der
Paht. GiibpeItlihe bis norbipeltlihe
8 noe.
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Gin llmfaden0es 9eltdnOni6

9at Sr. 0eprse y. Nge, oas
Seaislaturmitslic ppn Eife
GOnntp, SbiO, abselsst,
2lno Ansfasen semadjt,
Die nod biele anoere 2sgistaturmit=
glieber intriminiren,
->..>--
Die iotpett nod ni6t in 4ntlagesu.
itanb OerieBt porben iino.
Npe bat eingeitanoen jdbrli6 unge.
fabr $4,000 ngraft" singsz
>itett gu baben.
Die g9cbIionos llnterilltung.
Charles 8. Saft bat $4,000 III,
Die @ieoernontination oes 8rd-
itoenten 2oft ousgege6en
l(no Gan n. Sanna $4,000 fiit
Die Tanpagne Sbeooore
9fooienelts.
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Grci5ebn Geripnal~iu 8erbirlbunl
nit 6er Grmoroung so. Gala
bans in oSadion So, ap.,
unter 2lnflage.
@om 2puamitpro3cB in Snoiana-
polls.
~2>
Die aorruption in bel
perflofiensn QegislQ=
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9irdus. 2tnget.: npatris" BON
gtsp 9nrt.
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Gin nsuer 2ufttrsuaer fir bic beutiHs
5lotts fsrtig seItsat.
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lin syrembe aus alien 2beilen Der
Welt beran5uaieben.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-08-22
Rich Prairie Nearly Gone

The rich, gently-rolling prairie,
out OF which northern Iowa and
southern Minnesota were formed,
has vanished. In it's place today are
tens of thousands of the most fer
tile, beautiful. and highly improved
farms of the great Midwest.
One of the very few excellent
pieces Of it still left unimproved, is
an eighty acre tract near lie Sueur
In the best part of southern Mimi
esota. 1t is the richest, blacklist.
loan. and every foot of it is pillow
land, sixty acres now being under
cultivation. Only few miles away.
improved farms are now selling at
$50 to $115 and swiftly rising. Yet
1t is absolutely as good as they;
and 1t can be bought just now at
$42.50 with a cash payment Of
$4,000, and three years time on the
balance.
It is certain that this eighty will
double in value within few years.
1t is an IDEAL small investment.
where idle money will grow steadily
and surely.