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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-10-03
Correspondence
HIGHLAND

Mrs. John Belson is on the sick lis.
this week.
Miss Mary Tomscha helped Mrs
Geo. Hamilton cool for threshers ,
couple Of days last week.
Miss Ada Wilson returned home
Sunday after assisting Mrs Lewis
Risch with household duties,
Miss Anna Balzer is sewing for tho
Tomscha girls these days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Trulock and fami.
Iy of Hendricks, visited Sunday at
their parents. George Hamiltoos.
Mrs. John Peters is nursing a badly
burned hand this week.
Mrs. John S%ilyandcr visited the
Waldrath families in White Friday.
Carl lures visited home folks over
Sunday.
John %SilEander and son Gail went
to Clear Lake Friday to attend the
fair.
Mrs. Matthew Wachter was calling
on her sister, Mrs. John Belson Satur-
day.
Miss Francis Towcy visited with
Edna Motter Sunday afternoon.
Rodney Hamilton and Ernest Risch
was calling on Carl S~ilvander Sunday
afternoon
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-10-03

c. d. Howe, in charge of the Meade
county bank at Sturgis, which closed
it's doors nearly a year ago and has
since been in the hands of the state
bank examiner has announced that
the first dividend of 10 per cent would
be paid this week and another would
probably be paid before the first of
the year. The closing OF this bank
tied up $750,000 in deposits and was
a severe blow to the country
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-10-03

The southeast quarter of Section
eieven Cd, the west half of the south
west quarter Of Section twelve O2)
and the north half of the northwest
quarter Of Section thirteen Q3), all
IN township One Hundred Twelve
llI2) north Of Range Fifty One (5n.
This is a well improved farm in
preston, one of the best townships in
Brooklngs county, 3 miles south OF
Estelline. s. D. Also an improved
quarter in Estelline township, Ham.
I'm county 3 miles north OF Estelline,
fenced, no buildings, the northwest
quarter OF Section one Cd, Twp, ia
Range 81.
Bids will be received on the above
farms up to October 10, 1912, and
also on the Specially Manufactur.
ing plant now in operation at Water.
yU~h. .; u Mail or hand bids to j.
W.. Catlett, Administrator, Estelline.
s. ..
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BUSHNE IL

Mrs. Hendricks who has been liy.
ing in Bookings for the past year is
again domiciled in Bushnell.
Mr.. Sheldon Parks and family of
Meade county, came to Bushnell on
Tuesday for a short visit with rela-
tiyes.
Mrs. John Faulk entertained a small
company or Wednesday.
A party OF friends surprised Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Bursting on Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Ingle OF Long Beach, Cal
visited friends in town on Wednes
day and Thursday.
Mrs. Francis Soden OF White. call
ed on Bushnell friends on Thursday
Herman Melcher was called to Min
nesota by the sudden death Of hi,
mother "Wednesday.
Thomas Enright went to Rochester
Mimi, last week where he will entel
the famous hospital for treatment.
John Faux and family moved ontt
their farm north OF town the latte
part Of the week.
Miss Edith Wilson has again takc'
M her studies ct the Brookinss col
lege.
Mr. Popingo who has been on tn
.,oL li~f "a again about.
Harry Felton and family OF LAX
Han ricks Vicinity, Visited owe SUI
- the wilson aad FELTON, aomsa
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-10-03
M. E. CONFERENCE NEXT WEEK

The Dakota Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal church meets at
Yankton next week, beginning on
Wednesday the 9th, and probably clos
ing on Monday the 14th. At this meet
ing all the appointments of ministers
of this denomination in the state, eX-
cept those of the missionaries in the
Black Hills, will be made. The con-
ference is a ministerial body, and a
Laymen's Association meets at the
same time and place. The confer
ence proper is composed Of one hun
dred and seventy four ministers.
There are 149 pastoral charges in the
conference. Many Of the ministers
are in some kind Of detached SER
vice. and some are retired on account
OF illness or age. The membership
represented is about 10000. Sunday
school membership is $4,000. Epworth
league membership 1900. The church
and parsonage property is valued at
81 100000 exclusive of schools, etc.
Although last year was somewhat dis
cou-aging in finances throughout the
state tho churches Of the conference
contributed for outside benevolent
and missionary enterprises upwards
of $45, 900. Three matters OF general
interest at least will come before the
conference this year, namely, the en-
dorsement of the D~eaconess Hospital
at Brookings, the location OF a confer
ence hospital, and the enlargement of
the bounds of the conference to in.
clude the Black Hills Mission. Brook.
ings people will be interested locally
In the two questions; who is to be
our next Methodist minister, and
where is the present minister to be
placed?
During Mr.. Blacks passionate OF
three years in Brookings his people
have paid on a debt Of $2,4l1 and
have frescoed the church. The losses
by removal and death from the mem,
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October 3.
LIVESTOCK
October 2.

Cattlc-Markct steady to l0c lower;
beeyes. sGG0M11; Texas steers $3.50
nc: western steers, $5.9049.10;
stockers and feeders, S4.35@7.65;
COWS and heifers, s2.S5@7.SO; calves,
s8m11.50. Hogs-Market slow gener-
ally: light, $4,000; mixed, $3.50
sos: heavy, $s.15@9; rough, $S.17@
3 6 pigs, $5.25@S.25; bulk OF sales.
ss 5OQ8.9O. Sheep-Market weak to
1oc lower; native. $3.25@42O; west
ern. s3.45@4.2O; yearlings, $4.25@
5.25: lambs. native, $4.50@6.SO; west
srn, $A.75@7.1b.
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Local and Personal

a son was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. J
W. Perrin on September %
Z. c. Olson left Saturday night for
Chicago TO spend about a week on bus
mess.
Mrs. J. r. Fridley returned home
5~7-u-t1v evening from Il few days
visit at Minneapolis.
II. +. Haroldaon and Aylmer Cole
made a business trip to Toronto Mon
day in the formers auto.
Miss May Welch came up from Elk
ton Monday evening for a few days
visit with her sister, Mrs. oscar Gray.
Mrs II. S. Rowe came down from
Watertown Monday morning for a few
days visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Keith.
Rev. and Mrs c. f. Hoffman depart
ed Monday morning for Washington,
Iowa to attend a conference of the
Northwestern Iowa ~Presbytery.
Misses Margaret Mofett and Minnie
Chilcott went to Arlington Saturday
evening and spent Sunday with the
formers sister, Mrs. Matteson.
Geo. Maryland departed Sunday even
ing for Los Angeles, Cal, where he
takes a position in the engineering
department of the Southern Pacific
railroad.
Miss Grace Bernard returned TO her
home at Sandwich. H., Monday morn
ing after visiting for two or three
weeks at the home of her cousin, DR..
a A. Harris.
Mrs II /. Walker and children re-
turned home 10 Aberdeen Saturday
evening, after spending a couple Of
weeks visiting at the home OF her
1arents. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Piprew.
Miss Nola X. Fromme, preceptress
y the school OF agriculture, arrived
Surday evening. She is just return
ng after 4 years leave Of absence,
slica she spent in study in the east.
She was accompanied by her two
.e.ces from Richmond, Indiana. who
ave entered college.
NoS 5 re best time OF the year TO
c.: worms Land should be
loved and thoroughly packed before
Cd Eea,1er. The earlier the plow-
y ; done The better will be the re
-ts The blowing brings the ca
cons 20 the surface, where they are
destroyed by the elements. Only in
are cases do cut worms ever bother
that are planted upon fall plow-
d land.
A. R. English, who has been fore
nan Of the mechanical department Of
he Register the past year, resigned
asst week and left Monday for Lake
to take a position with the
Jews. His place at the Register Is
AIKEN by Robert L. Phelps, who last
week ~relinquished the management of
he Press, after having been with that
PAPER for a number of years. Mr..
is one of the best printer in
he state, and the Register is very
pleased to secure his services.
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Messrs. Crumb, Bairey, Nelson and
LOOMS spent Sunday at the Black
slough.
Mr.. and Mrs c. \. Davis of Brook
ings, spent Sunday with Mrs. Davis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. r. Billings
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Billings entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. John Sholtz of the
rural route on Sunday.
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CARD OF THANKS

To the friends who were so kind
and helpful to us at the death and
burial of our mother, Mrs, Simmons,
we return our heartfelt thanks. We
thank those, particularly, who assist
ed at the service and those who sent
the flowers. A. d. Simmons,
+. l.. Simmons,
Mrs. A. f.. Gentle.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to the many friends in Brook
ings for their kind sympathy in our
recent bereavement, and also for the
many beautiful floral offerings.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Johnson,
Mrs. Clifford Johnson.
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REGULAR TEACHERS EXAMINA
TON

The next regular teachers examina-
ton will be held at the Court House
in Brookings on October 10th and 18th,
beginning at $3.50 a. m. The examina-
ton is for those writing for Second,
Third or Primary certificates.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-10-03
MONDAY, OCTOBER 7
At one o'clock sharp
100 HEAD OF LIVE STOCK

ASSh
Horses-1 bay gelding s years Id,
l sorrel selding 6 years old, 1 dark
bay mare 7 years old, / sorrel saddle
horse, 2 yearling colts, ! blacl. mare
IA years old. l colt coming 3 Years
old and l colt coming 4 years old, l
span g~eldings weighing 2sOO, Q BAY
mares weight 1900, ] gray gelding
weight 1900, ! sorrei gelding weight
1000, / seal brown mare weight 1000.
/ saddle pony weight 500.
Sheep--45 ewes from one to four
years old, 80 choice lambs.
Cows-Seven choice mich cows dino
to be fresh in November and Decem.
Der, l fine 2-year old heifer.
Farm Machinery Deerinx bindar
Mccormick binder. Deering mowsr
Champion mower. 2 wagon with
racks, Q wagons with boxes. d, .Iohn
Deere gang plow. sulky plow. a,.n
corn plow, disc ~pulverizer, Mon,,or
drill II shoe. corn drag. iron ,evs-
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-10-03
SALE

For the purpose OF settling up the
estate OF E. NJ. Pope. deceased. the
undersigned administrator OF said es.
tate offers for sale the following real
estate:
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-10-03
WHEN PRAYING

For your daily bread you don't need
to ask it to be made from good Flour.
All you have to do is just to use a
little faith and try a sack of Pedfec-
ton Flour.
But if We should receive our daily
bread ready-made from Our Father
who art in Heaven" it would surely
be made from this famous brand. He
certainly would use the best.
GEO. P. SEXAUER & SON, Props.
~Brookings, S. D..
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! V US LIGHT
Bookings, S. D.

The occupation of a railroad :
: man is hazardous at best. You
} can help make it less danger
) GUS and save many lives if you
! vote YES" for the referred
: headlight law at the election in
November.
Don't be deceived by the
: railroad corporations. They
} have opposed all safety appli-
) ance laws. {
VOTE YES"
Yours truly, (
; Legislative Committee of (
) Brotherhood of Locomotive Z
Engineers.
Order of Railway Conductors 5
: brotherhood OF Railroad Train Z
men. Z
, Brotherhood Of Locomotive s
! Firemen and Enginemen. s
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-10-03
AUCTION SALE

Having decided to quit farming |
Will sell my personal property to the
highest bidder on my farm one-half
mile south and three miles west of
Bookings and four miles southeast of
Volga, on
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
SDberc gaOeabsa6eu.

@enn Oos 0ffehtli6e 9ao an Der
IL. unO 9 6traBe, Noropeit, ON 1.
SSuli eroffnet miro, meroen @rtpabie=
ne % Gents fir gaoeau3iige 6e8ab-
len miiiien, mGbreno Der le~btidbrige
8reis BON Is Gellts fir Sinner be-
iteben bleiben miro. @er leinen ei-
genen 9~aOean3l1g bat, bat Is Gents
fir Oie 8enubung eines 9lnfleioe-
5imnterS SIT be5ablen. Sanotiiher
foIten 5 Geuts pro Stiid. Die Babe
tuge fir 6rauen limo Montag, Mitt-
nod uno Sreitag BON Z bis 10 llbr
pormittdgS uno BON 2 bis 6 nbr9ea6-
mittoQs am Nfittmod. 9naben fon-
men t6gli6 upn 10 bis II llbr Dor-
mittaqs uno BON 2 bis 5 llbr na6-
mittoqs baoen, nit gusnabme BON
W1ittmod g}a9mittag. Die 8aoeItun-
Sen fir M1nlter limo BON 4.30 bis
6 llbr Nbenos, alisgellommen Wtitt-
mods BON 10 bis IL l1br 8ormittags
un0 BON 2 bis 5 llbr Sonntags.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
9cntidcr GcntralOcrcin.

Ser Ger6anO 0etttl1er Gereine i'm
0iltrift Columbia belt am 9ienitag
Nbeno I'M &eriamnlungslofal bel
George 8eBler, 922 Ea. 9lDe, ieine
regelmGBige Notwithstanding
ub. Ser erite 8i3e ErdiiOent, SEER
Martin @iegan0, fiibrte Den &nriiib,
ga SEER G0ldner 0ur6 llnmobliein
Oaran per6inoert mar. 0as Yroto-
fol-, iomie ser 8eri6t Oes Sdabmei-
tiers mlr0en angeuOmmeil, tDie Der-
leien. Au6 etli6e 3uidriften uno
&e6nungen famen 5%urgerleiung ulto
puroen 2eBtere 5ur 3ablung onge-
mielen. Ser Sefretdr bate einen
Genius Ser MitglieOer Der Dem Ser
6ano o~ngeb0rigen Gereine aufgenom-
men, nod tpel6em OemGerbono nun
mebr 1885 M1itglieoer in 81 &ereinelt
angeboren. Sic &opflteller puroc
0arna6 bere6net, un0 3ltr 3ablung
angenieien.
9aS &omite 51r &epiOierung Der
Stattten eritattete 8eri9t uro muir
oe, Oa Ionitige @ei6dfte nidt beion-
oers porlagett, Die erite 2eiung Der
@eIese, lotpeit iie repioiert maren,
porgenommen. 9a es nod friib am
glben0 NOR, tpurOe bei6loiieh Die 2.
|Qelung unO 8elpre6ung Der ein8el-
men g~eGnoerten @aragrapben nor3u-
nebmer. Dieie Eatiabe rief BON 3eit
5u 3eit re6t animirte Debatten ber-
Dor, oo6 par man i'm %oagemeinel
NIT ben Mrbeiten pes &omites einber-
ItanOen. 9os @an8e puroe Damn
3llr oritten 2eiung bis auf Die nddite
8eriammll1ng peribobetl.
Gum Solicitor fir Den Ger6anO
puroe Serr @ermann 8infler err
nunnt.
Ser 8erein gaoen beridtete, oaB
er am Z. allguit uuO Die @m. Sea
2oge am IA. g(ltguit in geic 9lutD's
2onoiis lire Outings bitten.
8ertagung.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
Srisftunbeu.

@ie melt Die 8rieftauben5uft ge-
foroert meroen fam, bemieB Der Oou-
erflllg, Den om Sonntag Worgen Inn
5 llbr cine An3abl bon 3auben bon
bier, Iomie BON Bolton uno onoeren
StGoten BON Miolono in Canada, am
Suron See gelegen, begannen. 81
Garlben, 8oibingtoner 8iirgern ge-
boreno, nuroen nit anoeren 80geln
5ltr ielben 3eit losgelalien uno bon
oieien famen Ole oes Serrn @. s,
.9ismer g~eb0renoen, ais erlte I'm 7,4t
ltbr am Wontag Morgen bier an.
Serr 9ismer lit oao1tr9 Der @epin.
ner elmer goloenen l1br ~geporoen,
m1breno Der 5meite @epinner, @err
s. Miaer, elm iilbernes 9eited,
uno Serr 81. u. @unt einen Sieb err
belt. Die &ogel batten morgens
ih0nes @etter, mltroen a6er nod.
mittags BON Dem idperen eleftriihen
Stlirm, Der aud iiber nniere Staot
oabin3og, iebr in ibrem 5luge be-
Serr 0ismer lit nidt weni9
itol8 auf feline g~efieoerteu 9ieblinge.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
sdlORen ben gnnO fdrS aebeu.

g[m Mitttpo6 g(beno fnno in Der
@riten ref. Stride Oie feierlihe Ser
mGblung BON SRI. Mnna @~li3obetb
@eber, Sodter Der @beleute Hobert
@eber BON bier nit Serrn CHARLES
Glenelano @enri1 BON Manoiias,
So, itatt. Der Baltor Der Stride,
9fep. S. 9. 8ubrer, i@iir5te ben che
li6en Gnoten. Die Stride mar biibid
nit 8lumen uno &almen geihmiidt,
uno SRI. Hauline Sober iang nab
reno Ger Geremonien Die beioen Sic
Der IS 9one Dou Grulp" uno Be
lopeo, st SIS Morn", Serr &obin-
ion ipielte Die Orgel uno begleitete
ole Sdngerin. gead Der firdliden
6eier muroe i'm elterli6en Sauie Der
8ralit elm &o65eitsmabl un0 @m-
pfang nbgebalten, norauf Oas iunge
@aar cine &od3eitsreiie itah Niaga-
no, Soronto, atlantic Gitp uno on-
oeren Srten antrat. Nad Dem Is.
Suli peroen Iie IN Wanaiia, So, ibr
Seim nufidIoeen. @ratulieren.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
Nrbeiterfibrer wieOermm 5t 0efGnB-
nisItrafcm Oernrteilt.

Santuel @omperS, Sranf Wforri
Jon uno Sobn Nlithea, Die orei Sc
amten Der amerifanilden glrbeiterf0-
Oeration milroen an Moittag pom
Obergeri6t oes 9iitrifts Columbia
Der MiBodtitng oes @eridtS in Ser
binoung nit Dem Ginbaltsbefebl I'M
Sale oes Buds Sieil- mo Seros9oD
totts iduloig geipro6en. sic mer.
ben mieoerum ~periuben, all 0as Ober-
gerift Der Ser. Staateu at appelic
rem Oas ibre iriibere &erurteilung
AmitieB.
&idter Daniel Chem @rigbt Der
urteilte @ontpers gu einem Sabre,
Mitdea 5n 8 uuO abortion SIT 6
Wlonaten @efdngnis, geilau mic bel
Der porigen &erurteilung.
&idter @rigbt perfiinoigte oos
llrteil oes @eri1ts. 0os ltrteil nnl-
foBte ~ nit Ser Moidine geldriebe.
ne Seiten, uno ieine 8erleirug 0oll-
erte ettpa 2 StunOeu. IS mareu
8iirgidaftlteler our Sano, uno oil
anpGlte Der glrbeiterfiibrer erfldr.
ten lofort, oaB tie 9eruiung einle.
gen miiroen, oontit Oas 9imOesober
geridt oas urteil reoiOicre. sSn Iei.
ner friiberen @nti6eioung batte oas
Sbergertht 0us llrteil untge1toBer
nit Der 9egriinoultg, Dab Die &lagc
pegen WiiBadtling Oes @eri6tes
nidt in forrefter @eile er6oben NOR.
ben iei. SIS ipuroe iofort Elm neller
&ro5eB begOnnen.
Die Anflage 6%ebauptet, oaB Die 3
M1nner, ais 8eamte Der amerifani=
i6en ArbeiterfoOeration oltrd oas Of.
fi5ieae Organ ibrer Organization
&ihter @ollI0s @inbaltSbefebl miB-
adtet bdtten, ais iie Den Naulen ser
Buds Diem uno @erofabrif in ibrer
@optottliIte peroffentli6ten.
gta6oem @omperS nerurteilt NOR
ben mar, griff er Die @ntiheioung oes
@eri1tS IN bitteren @orten an. ST
erfldrte, Gi6ter @rigbt lebe il M
ierer Belt, aber iein llrteil mo lein
Strafen lieBen ouf cine geiitige Dis
petition lhlieBen, Die Dor mebr ais
5uei Sabrbunoerten 5~eitgerndB mar,
ais Der 9lrbeiter %enttpeoer Elm Sflope
ODER Elm 2eibeigener mar. @ompers
fubr 0ann fort:
uWPir lit ioeben mitgeteilt moroen,
oaB oos llrteil bereits Dor einem Wfo.
nat fertig mar, Dab es aber bis nad)
SdllB Der republifaniIhen Patio
nalfonbention in Chicago 5lriidge.
balten purOe. @enn oas mo6r lit,
Damn liegt Die SdluBfolgerlrng olti
Der 9ano~.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
gesins eclbfmurO in sOnOOn.

Die 8oronin De Geino6 : @ertb,
Oeren M1o6eruome Diane Worgan
Sill bon bier mar, unO Die ON 6. De-
5ember letten Sabres getraut Duroe,
begging am 0ienitag Selbitrnoro, I'M
Dem tie in eiuem @o6nerinaen : Sci
me nabe 9egents 8arf aus eiitem
5enlter Iprang. 90 miro aus 2or-
Don beridtet. Sic bette an Spite
rie gelitten. @GbrenO li6 ibre
8Grterin am anoeren @nOe Oes 3im-
merS befanO, iprang lie ploslih aus
Dem Is SUB boob gelegenen 6enlter.
Sin Sh6oelbrud fiibrte ibren aiIgen-
6lidliden 500 berbei. Die Goroners-
Surp enti6ieo, Dab Die 5rau in eli
nem Mnfaae BON tempordRr @eiites-
ltorunq SeIbitmorO begangen hottie.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
gaie gaa.

@dbreno ser perfloIienen @ohe
batte Der beige Stub mebr ODER me.
niger Slid nit ieinen SpieIen. Mm
Wontag perlor er an Bolton nit 3
81 +; on Oienitag lit oas Spiel per-
regnet; an Mittpod teiIte Ii6 Der
Club IN Die 2orbeeren NIT Bolton,
inocm er Oos critic Spiel nit 4--3
geDann, oos 8peite nit 80 berlor.
0onnerltag mar er Gieger NIT Sd.
@eltern, 6reitag, mar elm 4oppeI-
lpiel NIT philadelphia ouf Dem BRO.
aromm mo Somitog pieoernm nit
Ybilaoelpbia. gm Montog uno Diem
ltag ipielt er nit philadelphia. unO
Mittpod, 0onneritag uno 6reitaa
NIT Nctp Yorf.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
Yin nnicre eeisr.

Die beMtiec drummer Oes SOUR
nals" IOllte alien nnierem Gciern bis
ipdteItcns Gamitag NbenO in San-
Scn lcin, luemn bic Nbmadmnaen, Die
mir nit Dem %Ditamt ~setrOffen babem,
aenam ausgcfiigrt werOen. IS iuer-
ben namlidj DOn jest an fir icOe Stu
tim i'm 6iciigen &OitOienit Oas
ySOmrmal" in ieparatem Safe Srge-
teilt, 10 oaf Die glrbeit Oes GOrtierens
int YDitamt ielber %fOrtfGllt, mDOMrd
Oiele grbeit fir Die GOrtierclcrts i'm
|Oitamt seipart luirO. 9aOnrm wirO
es ermGglidt, Oak Die 3eitung init
Ocm criteu Nnsgaug Der Srieftragcr
am Snmitag MOrgem aGsgetragcm
luerOen iUlte.
IS bnt inns Dielen 3eitberlMIt,
Nfiibe mnO NnSlngen bermriadJt, Die
Cite mnIerer uerten NbDnnenten ben
@inidrn Ocs YOitmeiiters an8npai-
len, nnS iOlItc irsemO cin 2cicr OaS
nSOnrnal" nidt i'm Samfe Oes Sums
Tugs erbnIten, 10 mOse CT iid sefaI-
ligit an Den superintendent Oes be-
t~rcffcnOen GOitamtes luenOeu, DOn mo
cr feline iibrigc Mail erbGlt. 8ie ODn
&ufang, 10 tim mir and nod beitte
mnierc SdulOigfeit, nnO liefern Die
3eitnngen friib senng in ben SOtlta-
tiOncn ab. Gs mar itets nnier See
itrebcnr unieren frennOIiden Geiern
sit Oicnelt, ltnO ibnen Die 3eitMns am
Gamftag 5itfOmmcn 5t l~aiIen, mnO
bOffen mir, bah Onrd Oieie Nenernns
ale nnIere 2eier 6efrieOist uerOcn.
NdtungsuUll!
Die HeOaftiOn.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
lin iein ecben.

Gor &idter gln0erion in Der erIten
Nbteilung Oes &rimiualgeri6ts be-
gam Mittmod Der Yro8eB gegen Oen
Soloaten @m. $. Sabeils BON Sort
MDer negen Moroes i'm eriten@raoe.
Der Mom lit angeflagt, NOa 9aDnes
I'M Augult lebten Sabres in Dem @au-
ie Scr. 1922 9-StrnBe, angebli6 err
moroet 5r baben. @iner Der 3eugen
iagte aus, naboem Sabens oas Mtdo-
den nieoergelhoiien babe CT 3ipei
Sdiiiie aif iid ielbit abgegeben. Of
ne iih ieoob ernitIih gu perleten,
nno lei Damn fortgeganaen; an Der
8%enniDlDania Npenle lei er oaml
ipoter perbaftet morOen.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

inger, ipelhe Oas Yroieft 6e5medt.
@ier mar es, no inn Sabre 1912 Ole
@nglGnOer in ibren 9ooteu Den 6luB
binuufhibren, oamals mar Der
gauge Stub nod better idiffbor, mo-
bingegen or bertc meiltenteils per-
idlommt mo oerionOet lit, bis
nad Behring's, BORT uabmen lie Die
2onoitraBe uno fielen Den berbiinoe-
ten Nmeritanern IN 0en @iiden.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
8nrOe in iein Slmt ciuscfH6rt.

An 0ienitag abeno, gelegcntlid
zines @o~ttesoienltes puroe @err ga.
itor &idaro S6miot, pelder fiir3lid
Dem Rllfe an Die epang. llltb. 3ions-
firde an Der 6. StraBe, gs. SO, an
nabm, feierlidit initaliert. Die eng
liide Geoe belt 9oitor Sobn 6.
@owers, wdbreno Yaitor s. g. Sen
ningbaus bon Baltimore Die oeuti1e
GreOigt belt. 9oitor Sdmiot mar
Oorber Seeliorger an Der lutberiiheu
ct. Yetersfirde in Spracuie, q, g.,
@ir beiBen Serrn SdmiOt ber3lid
miafommen.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
@ulOeder : aOn8ert.

PIN 9onueritag g(beno fauo in ser
&olle oes Carroll S%nItitltes elm
&ou5ert Der Mrs. sc. 81. @aloeder
mo ibrer S6iiler ltatt Oas 1id zines
regen 9eiudeS e%rireute. No6iteben.
Oes &rogromm, meiltens bon ben
Shiilern Der befannten uno beliebteu
2ebrerin ausgefiibrt, fam gum Bor-
trog mo wurOe a~usgiebig opploI-
oiert.
Yrogramm:
i. Giano Solo; fomp. bon 5rau so.
u. @aloeder, porgetrogen BON
6rau @aloeder uno 6. s. @ebers
0rdeiter.
,. 8iano 0uett, porgetragen BON ben
Srls. Anna q. goferimitb uRo
6lorence MoitlauO.
3. giono-Solo; oorgetragen BON SRI.
0Iioe Blair, nit 8iolinbegleitlug
BON Serrn 9. Cline.
A. Sopran-So colo bon SRI. gitena
Scala, nit 0rdeiterbegIeitiIng.
5. 8iano Solo; bon SRI. gteloa Wal-
oeder ulO OrdeIter.
6. @iano-Solo; BON SRI. WiaD 8.
Broipn.
7. @iono : 9rett nit Sombourine
unO Gaitegnetten; bon SRI. Serene
Cole mo Gertrude 9ronet.
s. @iano Solo; BON SRI. Snrab
9udbalter nebit Ordeiter.
8. Eellor : Solo; BON Serrn Z. 6.
Bauer.
10. @iano Solo; BON Sri. Noie
arid, nebit 0rdeiter.
IT. @iai1o Solo; BON SRI. Gertrude
8orret, nebit Srheiter.
II. @iono 0uett; BON 5rou Sol.
3ernia mo SRI. Hoie Grid.
10. Graduating Mori9; BON Grau
Mf. u. @aIoeder.
IA. llcbcrreidung Der Meooiaen uno
0iplomc, BON Serrn Siaoc @ails.