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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-10-24
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GaS unter5eiduete aomitee bittet
Den aGeirtidIer 5erplO" Inn gufnahz
me folaenOen GroteItes:
lluter5eidJnete 9titalie6er bes
g3elltider 8ag" aomitees BON Siour
Sails babeu NIT nod gr6Berer gnts
ritltlng, ais gritmmpn Oen ionOerbar
rem &ouuentionsberiht bon Serrn s.
W. Solicit, iorUeit OerieIbe fid auf
ous ShluBbaufett be3og, aeleien. lin.
ter Der 0iasfe rpoblmeinen0er 9ritif
beltimpft 5err Saaet, nod 0a3u i'm
elmer IN oelltid]er Sprnde erid,einell=.
oeu 3eitung in ebeuio rmgeredlter
nte belet0igenber g8eiie 0ie 2eiter oes
oelltifen Seites. gr m6dte 0ieIelben
gar berantpurtlih MAIDEN fir an Iou-
tes 8ebabren o0er iiberlndBiges Grin
fen @in3elner.
Sat Serr Souet pergeiien, 0aB beim
0ffeutlid)eu gmpfang I'M Sbernton
Sotel IN gberOeen iih 1buIidle Scenen
ereigneten2 gSarum fritiiirte or 0a
niht2 ODER lit es irgeno einem Oeut-
lben 3eitllngsmann i'm Staate einaez
folIen, ons gber0eener &omitee All fri
tiiiren2
IS ut mir unS uu5iDeifelbdft, 6aB
Serr Sallet mebr ieineu .iebr per
i0nli6en" @efiibIen 9lus6rud aeben
molltc, nlS 0urh pohlmcinen0e Sri
tit 8ntes 81 Dirfen iufte
IS mar ange5eigt fpuroen, OaB Ser
Seluh MIR 8eltid]en mo g2itqlie-
0ern oes StaatsOer6anOes aeitattct
lei. iuenn troboem 9lnOere 3utritt
fanOen, lit Der Woiienbeiub SdulO
genclen Der cine gcnauc &ontroQe
lmmogIid mad]te Gin SSmbiB mar
BON oen neiiten @dit6n erpurtet nor.
ben un0 mar oerielbe III an0erer
6orm uidt 81 uerobreihen, Glatmau-
gels balbcr.
Ter obere SaaI nit Sitgeleaeubeit
mar bauptidhlih mir 0ie 9anen be-
Itimmt mo mir @GIte. sic einen gead)t.
5ug abiUarten poQten.
8aB anoere SeiInebmer nidt BEN
fen iDie Der aritifer, beiueiien einae.
lmifcne 9anfidreiben fiir Qaitlidle
gluftabme lmo frelmoIifc 9emirtunq.
llnter oen @diten befunoen iib and
etle Geibe ser berporraqenIteu @e
iddftsleItc BON Siolr Sails. peldlc
gleidialls ibrer 9efrieoigung 9lus-
0rud gegeben baben, imo mas gut qe-
mig fiir Die mar, iollte ooh oudl gut
genlg mir eineu &errn Sallet iein.
Gus lmter5eihnete 9omitce erflart
nohmals. 0aB eS li9 bemuBt lit oas
Bette gerpoat. oas M0gIitlte aetan su
boben im0 fiir 8ernadldIiiqimg on.
ter Site lmo lm9ebiibrlifes 9etra
gen Gin5elner nidt pernntportlih qes
mad]t lperoen tdnn. Gs proteItirt
gon5 energiid) gegen Oieie 8eleioiguna
oeS 9eutidhms, umo nod 0a3u in Ell.
ner Oeutiden 3eitlmg
sSobn Nllmot. 81
9lnorep allebn,
Sam Sontle,
&erm. Stllebina,
sSronflin Rmamel,
81. s. STEINER,
sSotob Sdopf
s.. Is. &edlin.
Yeter Saas,
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-10-24
3uoirpClts gutter 5trrn.

Ter QiOroueriua auf SbeoSpre
9tOoieuclt. itebt NIT ieinen bcqIeiten.
Den llmitdnOGn ein3ig 6a i'm Ser Sc
ihttbte Oieies 2unOes un6 Der g9eIt
Us iin0 3Dar i6ou Orei grdIi0entelt
Der Ser. Staten Reuhelm6roern
5lnt Spfer gefaQcu, a6er arf GrdIf,
0entihaftSfanoioaten uu0 grprdii.
benton luaren bisber i'm 0ieiem 2auoc
teinc gIttentute uerii6t murocn. Rooic-
uelt tit nid)t MIR Scr ein5iae iiberz
lebeu0e, ionoern uuh Der erIte @rs
praitOent umO Der Grite gerperber INN
oas b0hite glmt oeS 9un0es. aeaen
ocn eiu 9torOperiudj lmternonlnen
Ulrroe. g9ie iih ans ben uirren
@orteu 6e5 irriinuigcn 9lttentdters
eraibt, batte es oieier allf i'm Ieoias
lih IN ieiner gigenid)uft aIs Qrdii=
oentiduftstuuOiOat, ais 9ctuer6er nm
einet Oritteu SerIHin u6gcicbeu.
Ger GlenOe mar iibrigens. trut
Ietner geiitigen St5rltng, ieiucs
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-10-24
Inn1n1Pr is
HOOIcOclt lDicOer 5u S9OuIc
@r geScnft na6fc ISOLDE ben sfambf picher
anfSnnebmeu.

oen Stump" 81 geben. Saft Be-.
LblelBlgt elmer ibuIiheu gto6Ieiie.
JtoOleDelt 1T iuuBlbrbnltcu in SBiter
Sag eingetruficn.
er berLteB oen giien6abnUnacn
uno gtng Obne StIfc 5u icireln bereif.
ltebenoen gIltto. Seine glerste erfIG.
rem, oaB or Die 9lpiie iebr 9ltt iiber.
ltaHOen bat, abCr uerlungen, 0uB or
ltb meuigItcns nod cine g8odle Idipnt
8elm oieie Shon3eit poriiber lit.
miro oerSberit m6gIihernciie fmQ2as
onon Square @aroen in Stem gJorf
cine u eoe baIten. 3oOiebeIt
ertldrte, er uiirOe auf 8rBuns glns
grttt entUe0er Ourd cine 3eOe pocr
ourd cine grtIdrlmg amtluorten.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-10-24
sir5r na9rrs GinssIssitcn anf ssits 3.
9sit9t lanser ses6aert liebe seierimnen,

2e nod
bf lebe &ln Den
taen mobnen aten9e
Sa9 fn @ S
unoi
Suit lan ben NomnatnOupon
ueberau
Ar geDinn Nlo 9epinnen mir tun ben
linn bam ssnt jet i4H gedbm6tfuuOs!
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-10-24

Rad sen Grmittclnngen Srs 3en.
iusbureuIS CAB es i'm 9lpriI 1910
in uuieren 2an0e 6,G46,S17 eiuge.
tUonOerte GerioneH mGnuliden sc.
id)lChtes inn pobImiinoigen Sitter.
2apon iuuren 3,03t,117, aIio uidlt
Die Sdlfte. inn geiise 0cs giirgcr.
redteS. Bon Der pabImiinoigen Elm.
getuuu0crteu 9cU0lfprtmq fam nube.
5u Die sGlffc - 3,3tO.39O - aus
Scntid)laHO, um0 0auou fuareu iiber
5luei 9rittel -- 69.05 9ro3cut -
I'M 8eiite oes giirgerrcdltcs. gon
nllcu giugerUanOerten befum0en 0ic
Geutid,en Den gr0Bten gifer in ser
grlpcrblmg be5 9iirgerrehtes, oie
sSrldnOcr, gngl1nocr uno ShDcoen
itebeu on 5pciter. Orttter tmO pier.
Ter Stelc aSu iUeitein glbitunOg
folgen Ruiien, Seiterreid)er, I'm.
gdrn, SSStolieuer, 8riehcn MIN. Tie
0cltid)en fonlnten bicrher INN 5u
bleiben INN nit ibrer SduOc imo
ibres 8eiites 9lrbeit iidl lno i1ren
ainorrn cine neue Seimot 5u eripers
ben. 9eshalb iit ieoer 0eirtide gin=
man0erer ein bleiben0er 8epinu fir
Oas 2nno uno als FOLDER ioIte er auf
pom SunOe ieiuer g8obl cingeihdtt
iDerOen
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-10-24
llrtcilc Der @relIe
iiber Sir gScntidlcrsScrOlO Sunucn.
tipnsnusgabe.

Ser .Gcutiher Scroll, cridien
am 10 Cftober inn fSeItgeUanoe lnO
in elmer groBeu, bier Seftipuen m.
fuiien0en gLusgube. glm 10. Otto.
Der marc in Siour Sails, SiiO Gafos
ia, uduIih Der ,Geutihe Gag" in
eiHorud5noucr @ciie acfeiert 1mo Ser
y3eutid)er SeroIO" feierte iel6ituer
itduOIih ertbuiiuItiidl nit Ter 2cic.
itoff DER 6urb pielc paiiCuoe SSlluItra.
ttoneu nod bciouOerS inierciiant &c.
itoItetcn @aIa.9lusaabe lift pom ed),
tenn, beutih.freibeitlihcn @eiite &C.
trogelt. SSn Goeiic luo Groia er.
gCDt oireft luo in0ircft ON 0aS
Geutihtum inn Stuate, iuie i'm sic.
lem groBen 2anoc inn 9laqemeinen
Oas Itabumort, 0aS mir ibon IN
Sdiaer'5 D@iIhelm Eel" finOeu;
Seio eillia ciuia, einig!"
Soma 9iefornl",
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-10-24

ierueofii5icre Critcr &luiie iiuo 5u oeu
cSabucn einberlIfCu DOr0eu.
Sofiu, 30. Oft. Die bulaari.
iten ErlrpppeH iiuo iibcr Die @rcn5e
acorimgcn lmo bobCu Die nrei fICtueu
Srtimaftcn Siareuo@lo, @nrnicn uu0
0iuute eilgcuonnuen. Cine uuoere
9I6tcilrug oriugt mIf 0eu &GiiCu oes
9fbo0oppgebirgeS uuf tiirfiid2eS Ges
biet Dor.
Cine tiirfiidJc 9lrmCe befiuoet iid
qcm1B elmer 9cpeidle aus aollitanti-
nopel uuf Dem 9Inmari6c nadl 5ofia,
Orr 9ulgarcnbaltptitoSf lulbrCub
cine anoere &biIippopolis 3u erreis
dlen iltbt.
Gem 9Inmurib Scr IUutenrgrinrr
atf Sfutari mtroe pou tiirfiibeu
Sruppen untcr Giiuo 9Saida ginbaIt
aetuu lulltet eii1c 9epeibe uuS Ga.
Ionifi. Gie Dtouteuegriuer IoIlen
lid in elmer fritiihen Gage beftuoeu
6a 10000 9IIboner sur GerIt1rfuug
Der Siirten inn gIn5uge limo.
Gas eritc ierbiidc 9lrmcefnrps
unter Dem 8efcbl 0cs arouprin5en lit
bel 9iiitonab iiber Ole tiirfiine @ren5e
geOrungen imo ergriff 8eiib uon Dem
fleineu Srte 9hriauorae Die tiirfi-
idn Srltppen 5eritorpn Die gabnges
Ieiie.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-10-24

lllinngs 8orlage 5igegnngen. sir
SflDerin iiebt iie 5tpan5iq Gertreter
oer9iitteribait Dor, 8tDon5ig OerSun0.
ibait, 5lUmt3ig Der 8erufsitdnoe, 3ebu
Der Staote Bier gIbgeor0nete mer.
oen pom @roBber5og bon Dledlen.
burg. ShUerin uuf 2ebens5eit er.
nunnt Die gertretilug fir Stretlib,
lDeIde oreiiulo5pau5ig g2itglieoer
untfaBt, lit tibnIid perteilt.
llnterihlngitngen un0 iS1lidungeu,
0le in Gle giillionen geben iin0 in 0en
9iiros Der Gent. .5erneusen giien.
bnbngesaihaft in geIgieu eutoedt
Uoroen. geitor gSilmart, ser Sc
idditsIeitcr Der gabulinie, lit per.
ihplnGen. gister lit Elm 3eblbetraa
bon $5,600,000 feitgeiteat nprOcu.
gie 8riiflIng Der 8iiher ldBt nber er.
feunen, 0aB Die unterihIagene Gum.
ME Deitaus b6ber lit. Sin 8aufe.
rott, Der eineu rieiigen ltmfang OIL.
ncbmen oiirfte, lit unausblei6Iih.
gierlmo3man5ig ganfen iin6 on 6en
&crluIten beteiIigt. Die SSnbnber Der
9ubuaftien perIiereu guu5e Gerno.
gen.
gIuS ct. Getersburg, 9iHflnnS,
traf Die gtadJridt Elm, ouB Der 3ar
nit Dem &lan lungebt. Oie gcrbnn.
nung uadj Sibiriru ais Strafc gan3
nnO gar ub5uid)afieu. Der ritiiiihe
SSuiti3nltniitcr arbeitet cine @iCicbuor.
lage aus, laut peld)cr fir Gerbre6en,
Die ieb NIT &crbanurng uud Sibiri.
eu bcitraft merOcu, cine 3udltbauS.
itrafe feItgeiest merbeu ioa. gIu5 Si.
birien rUiirOe piCoerbolt oagegen pro.
teitiert, 6uB 9iuBIuno ieinc Grrbrehcr
Oortbiu idlidt iuo baoltrh 6cm 2uu0c
groBen Sdaben sufiiat.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-10-24
@ratulirc sur 0eltitber Iug 9LuS.
aabe oeS n0eutidIer Scrolo".
GaDeuport II. Oft. 1912.
Er. ". Suuer..

--NtAN4tNGAA > .. Ill A0A--
Or. ". Suuer.
glugelegeutIib Der aroBeuIeutid)cu
Euafcier I'm 5iour Sails am 10. OF
tobCr, crihieu Der rGcutidCr Sc-
roIO" in elmer &rahtmirurner uon 81
Seiteu, Der Serrn SONS gemultb uuo
Der Sta0t Siour Sails feine geringe
gbre einIegt. Die i5eier rDar groBars
tig mo perOient ouh oufiir SCrr De-
nutb beiunOere 9luerfenulng.
Soma Stants .gIn3eiger.
Ger Geuti6c Iag lift in Siour
Sails. Siio Gafpta, am IL, Gftober
in ih0ner g8eiie gefeiert iDorocu.
&crr 0emutb, ser .Gihter Der BrG-
rie" fat cine bieier 5eier ungemeiIC.
ne mo piir0igc 5eIimisgnbe ieines
.1elltidler Serol0" peranitaltet, mel
DIE 30 Sciten nHfaBt.
,Gapcuport Gcnofrut"
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(5Otiebung otf Seite 81
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Siriicn BON 9Imcrifa 5um Sricgsidau.
plnB.

Nellcn DuH amerlfa 5nm Grlcgsidlalis
pla9.
Suite, 0font. 20. Oft. Die
oifi5ielle SiriegserfIarllng olrr6
@riefenlanO bat nnbe5u idmtIihc
fumpffabigeu @riehen iii 0en bieiis
gen Yfinen0iitrifteu beittmnlt, Oieglr.
belt nieoer5ulegen lm0 ii6 sur 9iiid.
panoerlng IN Die Seinut 5u riilten,
nm on oenI arieg teil5unebmen. Gin
Spe5ial5ug miro oieier Gage Butte
uerlniieu mo 500 Seaenen Dem Gin.
ihiffrHgspIubc in gtep 9orf 5ufiib.
ren. Gem 9eiipicl limo bereits 800
8ulgarcn lm0 80 Scrbicn gefolgt
8isbec, 9lr5. 20. Oft. gine 8e.
iellid)aft bon t25 Serbeu uno Nionte-
negrilern. foit uuSihlieBlid) 9iinens
arbeiter, ,ncr0en Die 9ieiic iii Die Sei-
mot antreten INN fiirs gaterIu0
SIT fdnpfeH.
Nus 2on6on miro gemeIOet,
Dab auf oaen arieg5idnupldten oie
tiirfiihen Sruppen geid]logen iuo
3uriidgetrie6en iuorocn IiitO. Die
Montenegriuer boben 8laoa imo @u-
iillre beiebt, oic @riehen GluIaua.
Die 9uIQuren riiden immer meiter
Dor mo iolcn ihon nor oen Eoren
bon glorianopcl liegeu Son Som
ltortinopel ans meroen oie bulgari-
idlen Siege 0ementiert, bon Sofia
aus oie tiirfiid)eu 9ie tiirtiihe 8ot
idnft leugnet oaB Die tiirtiid,en0}ili.
tdrar5te beiliiien limo, mo Der ariebi
ihen@ren5e eineG boleroieibe berpor
5urufen. 9lngeblidl fiibren iie nur Se.
RIM 8ur 9etdmpflna elmer @pioemie
NIT iid).
Die buIgariiben 9lrmeeforps, Die
gegen glorianopeI oorriiden, baben
Die Siirten bis 5u oen 9luBenforts
5ilriidgetrieben umO bunOert @efan.
gene gemn6t. Der GormarId ser
gulgaren lit allgemein.
0rei tiirfiife ariegSlhiife baben
0en bulgnriiben Sofen &arna BON.
bnroiert. S5bre S6iiiie tparen auf
5lpei bulgdriid)e gorpe0oboote gerid-
tet. gingen aber olle febl. Die 3eitlm.
Gen erflGren, Dab ole 8ei6icBuna
8drna's Dem Golferred)t un0 ser
Saoger aonpention 5uipioerIoufe.
neil 0os Sdpor5e Meer ein nentro-
les @eiuoiier lit. Ger offisioIe ,@eir"
meloet. Dab Die @roBm6dte interpe-
nieren loaen.
Die tiirfiifDe 5lotte BAT oen 9e.
febl erbalten aus Dem Sdporsen
Wfeer 5uriid5ufebren uno ourh oie
Ddroanellen 5u fabren. uln 6ie arieh.
iidle 5Iotte ansuereifen. Die tiirfi.
ihen ariegsidiffe feiierten bun0ert
Rimoen gegen 8orna ob. Iie beioen
billgoriiden Sorpeooboote ariffen
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-10-24

Merchants who do not
advertise in a German pa
per, do not deserve the
German trade.
The Washington times., 1912-06-27

tion; but II is all church, with God over
all In the anal gathering at the resur-
rection,
That the church has been sadly hamp-
cred in It's work Of regeneration, by the
adroit record Of the free teachers In the
SALOON. goes without saying.
Many people, as members Of the
church, seem impressed with the fact
that church life, was Sunday only, ir-
respective OF happenings during the
week.
For instance. q man might conform to
the habits, and associations Of drunken
and drinking people during week days,
he was at his place In church on
sunday, attending church functions, dur
Ing that day, he is credited as a MEM
ber In good standing.
Instances are not wanting where the
liquor habit was 80 strong, that Dea-
con B, quietly absented himself for
the accustomed drink, where q saloon
was conveniently near the church.
But the deacon forgot himself when
his telltale breath, carried the exposi-
tion OF his act to his people for expiana-
ton.
As a channel Of disruption, the saloon
holds first place, many times over at
the head OF all other disrupting infiu-
ences. while so NAV" people stand on
the dividing line, for fear Of giving Of
fence to the engrossed wrong OF saloon
neopie only, under the complete protec-
ton Of the law. to our disgrace as a
nation, be It said. A. NJ. BROWN.
The Washington times., 1912-06-27
Some Reflections Of the Relation OF
the Church to the Saloon.

To the Editor Of THE TINES:
Progress has always had to force It's
way by slow degrees.
The pastor in the church. is brought
to face conditions. to which he cannot
subscribe, as a faithful apostle OF the
Most High.
The province OF the pastor, to elimin-
ate uncongenial conditions which tend
to general Generalization. wherever such
conditions exist, is at his or her dis
cretion.
He may do detective work. In secur-
ing results. which could not otherwise
be obtained, in affecting a reform, the
necessity for which cannot be ignored.
Such reforms have amazed the public,
In their stubborns facts of submission.
The churches Of Washington have ac-
cepted the challenge they have to meet,
coming directly or Indirectly, from the
free lessons given. from the teachers.
in more than 500 saloons in this city,
fully equipped, every day in the year,
not excepting Sundays Coming from
current reports) from some OF which.
the public has notices Of the passing
facts.
The life and growth of the church. Is
sustained. and expanded. as II attracts
fellowship. from the growing genera
tions. ever on the alert for acceptable
| associations.
The young people affiliate, with this
church or that church, generally with
respect to name Of church. or OF loca-
The Washington times., 1912-06-27
CHAMP CLARK'S "DAWG."

Champ Clark's houn' dawg is yellow"-New
York World.
We shall not attempt to divide honors with that
vigorous exponent of Democracy by hazardng a
chromatic analysis Of the Baltimore situation Rather
let us confne ourselves to the discussion Of the
anatomy of the animal thai is causing such furore
in the ranks of the unwashed and unterrifed.
After diligently watching the houn dawg wend
its way in and out the hotel lobbies, and up and
down the aisles of the armory greatly aston
ished to find it nea descendant of old friend,
"Entomoogist."
"Entomologist" was dachshund immortalized
by its owner, Bill Nye." 1t constructed that
when Nye saw it passing his study window he had
to wait for hours until its head tan appeared in
order that he might know in which direction it was
going.
Champ Clark has taken Liberties with its pedi-
gree to classify it houn' dawg, but what's in a
name long as the characteristics remain unainted
The Washington times., 1912-06-27
Better to Sacrifice Narrow Pretu-
dices In Favor OF More Liberal
Divorce Laws.

To the Editor OF THE TINES:
The letter by "Idolator" regarding
the evils OF narrow divorce law, In
your issue of June &, Is good and to
the point. Every unhappy home Is
plague spot In the community. from
which issues a poisonous influence
How much better 1t Is to sacrifice mar
row prejudice and. by giving the un-
happily married q chance TO form new
connections, increase the sum total Of
happiness. The opponents Of divorce
are in line with all conservatives In
hoary tradition to be Of more import
ance than the happiness OF men and
women. The sum of their argument
Is: People who are married must love
each other and be happy. II they were
not going to do so they had no business
ticaily and socially II that rule repre-.
sented the habitual line Of action
What we need Is not the prcservauon
OF old points OF view and methods OF
thought, but a sensible readtustment
to make the best Of present conditions.
to get married and much more easy to
escape from the marriage bonds when
they proved to be a check and hind
rance to the greatest happiness, than
pie are made living sacrifices to the
false notion that the mere form OF
marriage 10 sacred. regardless OF
whether the spirit Of true marriage
animates II or not. This is one
OF the most shameful hypocricies
OF our time. and II is time that a new
spirit OF sincerity and common sense
asserted itself with regard to this con-
dition. p. r. b.
The Washington times., 1912-06-27
Use OF Southern Delegates BY Taft
And Roosevelt Not On n Parallel.

To the Editor OF THE TIMES:
The use OF Republican delegates from
the Southern states. from States which
do not cast a Republican electoral vote.
has been 4 Derquisite OF a Republican
President for over forty years. In
theory II Is unjust; in pra ctice it may
be. There was little opposition to
Tafts nomination in 1903, and President
Roosevelt did no injury to anyone or
violence to his party In using these
delegates for that purpose. Progress
sives thought that Taft was progress
sive. Conservatives doubtless knew
that he would meet their requirements.
There was general satisfaction among
RcDlhlicans, and Taft pollcd the full
strength Of his party. At the Repub-
lican convention just closed. however,
the Southern delegates were used by
President Taft to effect his own renom-
ination against the wish and to the
injury Of majority o. his party.
There Is n material difference between
tho. two uses OF these delegates. It is
rather superficial. and does NIT cover
the casa, to say the only difference
is whose OK is gorcd' (as your CORES
pUndent $. NJ. c. puts II in your Sun
day TimeS. Mr.. Taft does not appear
to have been gored on either OCCASION
yet. II. N. L.
The Washington times., 1912-06-27

certain Colorado hotels attempting to popuarLc.
With the value Of the leshpots steadily mounting,
the new cereal-if such be the proper term OF de-
scripton-is coming In for a special interest Per-
haps the reason Nebuchanezzar ate grass like an
OK" was the prohibtve price Of the OK Such being
the case present conditions parallel those OF the
past very closely, and the garden housekeeper, as
we'll as the epicure is interested
1t appears that alfalfa -four has been made into
very 2aatcbe bread for long time. The only thing
preudical about it is its color which has the swarthy
complexion Of rye bread. The putrtious quality Of
alfalfa admits of question. The one obstacle to
be overcome is to give the bread, and presumably
the stew, a more attractive appearance.
The wizardry of modern ingenuity ought to be
able to accomplish so slight a task. An excellent
quality of olive oil regularly manufactured from
cotton Seed and one was any the wiser, until the
pure food Hawkshaws became active.
1t is not quite true that Ronqueiere, the i'm
mortal chef of Marechal de Richelieu made course
dinner of pair of old boots but il is true that from
one OK and some dried fruit he made twenty-five
different dishes of which fifty princes and prncesses
invited to partake, and did partake with great
gusto Who knows but what the faithful alfalfa may
be converted into victuas Of an exquisite and vastly
variegated SAVIOR?
BY force of circumstances, this is becoming q
vegetarian era and the alfalfa experiment is worthy
of full and fair trial.
The Washington times., 1912-06-27
Quotes An Authority Whe Holds That
There Is No Such Thing rs q
Purely White Man.

To the Editor OF THE TIMES:
Mr.. Swearingen speaks Of the heaven
born origin and mission of the eau
casian when the fact is odmitte1 by
all authorities on ethnoiogly and an
thropoiogy that there is In existence
no such thing as a pure white man.
Last summer the worlds congress OF
races met ins London, and amoEg
other things Mf. Il. II. johnson In his
address, raid:
mingled with the primitive mongoi, or
directly with the primitive negro. Theirs
is an ancient negroid strain underlying
the populations OF southern and west
ern france, Italy, Sicily, Corsica, Sardi-
and Scotland. Evidences Of the former
existence of these .negroid people ars
not only founl In the features OF tbeir
mixed descendants Mt the present day,
but the fac. Is attested by skulls. skele-
tons, and works Of art dating back 70 a
time whlch may be as remote as SO,OoO
to 1000 years ago.
Nowhere in ;he world exists pure
white race In whose ancient ancestry
there has BEEN no inteI1nlxture whi,t-
ever with tho monBDl, the negro. or the
Dravidiap Indian. and, perhaps, white
from the other human types from tire
to time may die of physical degenera-
ion.
There ts something Of the red Indian
In the peoples Of Scotland and ireland
OF Germany, northern Russia. Tartary'
and Siberia, due to the continued exis.
tcnce in these regions Of a very ancient
intcrnixture between the proto-C Caucas-
Ian snd the mongol, which assisted 70
people not only northern Europe and
ASIA, but also North America.-Contem
GERMANIA DoCET.
The Washington times., 1912-06-27
AVOIDING HEAT PROSTRATION.

The beginning of heat prostrations throughout
the country lends a timely interest to some of the
suggestions which native of India has been hand
ing out in New York. where the sunstroke is most at
home. He knows whereof he speaks, for in his
country have learned not to take any
chances. In the first place he rdicues the style Of
straw hat most generally worn. There seems to be
reason to believe that the back of the neck, above
everything else, should be protected so the East
Indian advocates the helmet with its wide brm be-
hind and pith, he contends is better material than
any straw. He points to the haring sombrero of
the Mexican and the small number of sunstrokes
which occur in that country.
The siesta in the early afternoon, when every
body quits work and either sleeps or at least re-
mains perfectly quiet is strongly commended, though
he hardly expects the rushing American to adopt
it, He strongly opposes taking any drinks whatever
and is not in favor of baths, which tend to stop the
perspraton.
These are at least the prescriptions of an ex
pert and the season is here when prudence at least
in the matter of avoiding prostration is highly es
sential