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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-12
CONFESSION IN g..
ROSENTHAL kILIIfsS,

NEW YORK, August 11.-Jack Sui
Ivan, better known as the king of
the Newsboys," and whose real name
is Jacob A. Reich, held here charged
with completely in the killing Of Her
man osenthal the gambler, has prom
Used to confess his part in the murder
and preceding events to the district
attorney Monday morning. Sullivan is
charged with homicide. ii
Earlier in the day came another de-
velopment in the investigation follow
ing the murder of the gambler Dit
patches from Hot Sprinks, Arkansas,
brought word that Sam Schepps, also
wanted in connection with the Rosen-
thai murder is under arrest, there and
will be brought to New York within a
few days. 81 - -, 80.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-12
TAFT SIGNS BILL,

WASHINGTON, August 11.-Prtsi-
dent Taft yesterday affixed his sigma
ture to the agricultural appropriation
Till.
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WOODROW WILSON 81 ~..sE.s. ~
~ ON THE DEFENSIVE.

SEAGRIT, New jersey, August II.
To a crowd of several hundred here
yesterday Woodrow Wilson, Demo
cratic candidate for the Presidency,
declared that he did not intend to re-
feet upon any OF the foreign element
in this country in addresses and
essays he has made and published from
time to time fr stne last few years.
He asserted that the charge that he
was "hater of foreigners" Is untrue.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-12
GIRL SWIMS ACROSS
SAN FRANCISCO BAY.

SAN FRANCISCO. August IL
Mss Nellie Schmidt, an Alameda girl.
today broke all local records in sen
sational swimming feat, eros sing San
Francisco Bay in the time OF three
hours and six minutes. Miss Schmidt
is the first woman TO accomplish this
feat She reached shore in excellent
physical condition.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-12
WOLGAST MATCHED
WITH MCFARLAND,

NEW YORK, August 11.-After
many days Of negotiation, match
has finally been arranged between Ad
Wolgast and "Packy" Mcfarland for
the lightweight champions hip of the
world. The match will be fought on
October 3, probably in Madison
Square Garden.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-12

GATE for President. has written to the
Democratic leaders in Maine to the ef-
feet that he favors local option, but
opposes making this an issue between
parties.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-12

The gunboat Tacoma has been Or
Gered to Nicaragua to protect Ameri-
can interests because of insurrec-
tions there.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-12
NO PEACE FOR MEXICO.

CITY OF MEXICO, August 11.-Au
hopes of a peaceful settlement of the
OTozco and the government troops APP
pear to be at an end for the present
and afficials here are pessimistic over
the outlook.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-08-20

Alice Muncie of Seaforth was in
Redwood Saturday.
Miss Olga Flore of Delhi was in
Redwood Saturday.
Miss Ellen Hintz left for Wiscon-
sin Sunday to attend the funeral of
her grandmother.
Miss Alice LeFevre of Toledo, Ia,
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank LeFevre.
Mr.. and Mrs: Charles Huntsberry
returned Tuesday from a two weeks
camping trip up the river.
John LeFevre and wife of Iowa
are visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Frank LeFevre this week.
Ed. Nelson and Frank Rudl of
Sleepy Eye visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Davis Tuesday.
Mrs. Cover. who has been away
buying fall hats returned Thursday
with a fine line of fall millinery.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-08-20

Miss Borg of Delhi has been en-
gagged as saleslady at The Palace.
VIM. Steele, who is buying grain
at Delhi, spent Sunday at home.
Jack McGettrick of Minneapolis
arrived Sunday for a visit with his
brother.
Miss Lillian Steele visited with
relatives and friends in Delhi last
week.
DIR. j. w. Golden returned to
Redwood Sunday after spending a.
bout three weeks onthe Pacifccoast.
Mrs. Joseph Corbett entertained
last night in honor of her sister.
Mrs. AL. Trust of Fairbault who is
visiting here.
Ernest Henschke of the Roberts &
Henschke grocery company, is
spending his vacation at the home
Of his parents at Arlington.
Frank R. Lobdell and family drove
to Mankato in his Chalmers last
week for a brief visit. The rains
have prevented their return as soon
as expected.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-08-20

| Special sale Saturday afternoon al
three o'clock at the Fair Store. 3-2t
+ Miss Stella Hill went to Wood
Lake Friday to visit with relatives
and friends.
VIM. Grapp of Minneapolis came
out Friday for a visit at the home
of his brother, Otto Grapp.
The Misses Lola and Lois Gold,
who have been camping at Grove
land on Lake Minnetonka for some
time. returned home Friday.
We can pay more for old poultry
now than any other time of the year
and want carload by Aug. %.
Redwood Falls Produce Co. Alt
Rev. George Root of Lynd, Mimi.
was in Redwood Falls last week at
tending the meeting Of the district
convention of the Epworth league.
The Northwestern company is
erecting new water tank to take
the place Of the one that collapsed
last spring. A first class tank is
being put MP.
For sale, Monitor furnace with
hot air pipes and registers, complete
and in firstclass condition and will
be sold cheap. Inquire of Alex
Schmahl. 52-tf
Miss Sarah Johnson, who has been
attending the summer school at the
state university. returned home last
week and will remain here during
the rest Of the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker of Chicago,
are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Bakers sister. Mrs. G. A. Neufert.
They returned with Mr.. and Mrs.
Neufert from Minneapolis after the
Glidden tour to Winnipeg.
Walter Evans. on the Rider farm
four miles southeast of Redwood
Falls, will hold a public auction on
August 18th. D. L. Crimmins CRYING
the sale. The bill iE detail appears
elsewhere in this issue. Mr.. Evans
will leave the farm and in the future
will make his home with his children.
Charles Gales. Of the Palace. left
for Detroit and New York Saturday
night on q stockbuying trip. He
will lay in the suits and patterns for
the big winter trade at the popular
store during his absence. Nj. Gal
les makes this trip twice year
which in large measure accounts
for the uD-to-dateness of the stock
handled at the Palace. He will be-
gone about two weeks.
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! son.
Don't forgetsthe time Or place
three o'clock Saturday. at the Fair
Store. 3-2t.
William Buchholz, of Sanborn. the
father Of Karl Buchholz Of The Ca
zette force...was in Redwood Sunday.
For Rent Rooms suitable for
light housekeeping. Inquire of
Mrs. @. w. Grapp. 3-tf
Flocy Tenny left Saturday for
Fairmont tMinn., where she will WIS.,
1T with her sister, Mrs. Fred Their
ing.
Mrs. Z. S..:Gaskill of Minneapolis
arrived Yesterday for visit at the
home Other sister, Mrs. G. E. Will
lson.
MuzziefByington returned to Red
wood last week and is soliciting or
ders.for an Iowa nursery for fall
shipment.
GIRL WANTED For general house
work at home Of Otto Melges.
Phone l67. AIT
Lawrence King returned to his
home in Redwood Sunday. He has
been travelling through Iowa selling
auto supplies.
For Rent Rooms for four with
board. Additional table boarders
will also be taken. Inquire of Mrs.
Wohlford. 1-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walston and
son of New Windsor, H., are visiting
at the D. Alfred Johnson home this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Bjorkman and
family Of Aledo. ILL.,. are visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Alfred
Johnson.
Watch out for the special sale at
the Fair Store at three o'clock Sat
urday. 3-2t.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lauterbach,
Sr., and son, Tony, left for New
Ulm yesterday and will remain there
during the week Of celebration.
Mrs. F. Z. Carpenter reports from
Dietrich, Idaho. Aug. 14th, the ar
rival Of grand daughter. Mother
and daughter are doing well, Won
der how much younger F. L. feels?
"All Stock-No Style sc cigars
are all stock and no style. Sold at
all live dealers. 2-3t*
Mr.. and Mrs. Blain Mckay, who
have been in MINNEAPOLIS for a week
and while there took in the series
of ball games between Minneapolis
and Columbus, returned yesterday
noon.
For RENT Rooms during the
school year. Nicely located about
half way between the two school
buildings and board can be secured
within a block. Inquire of ].
Geroy. At
Mrs. Frank A. Japs and son. Will
bur, went to Hopkins last week and
there they were joined by Mrs. w.
D. Japs, Frank Japs' mother. To-
gether they left for Lincoln. Neb.,
where they will visit with Mr.. Japs'
brother.
POULTRY WANTED Carload Of
poultry wanted at the Redwood Falls
Produce Co, up to and including
Thursday, Aug. 22nd. Alt
Ike Bopes. who operates thresh-
ing outfit. was DELAYED a few days in
his work near this city because of a
broken shaft on the feed box Of his
separator. He wired to Aberdeen,
>. u, Tor new shaft and re-
sumed activities upon its arrival.
Mr.. Botsford of Winona, presi-
ident Of the Botsford Lumber Co.. |
was in Redwood Friday looking af-
ter the yard which for good many
years has been in charge of f. M.
Isham Mr.. Botsford was with the
Laird-Norton company for 81 years
before buying controlling interest
in the long line Of yards.
Your old poultry will bring you
high prices if brought to the Red
wood Falls Produce Co., by Aug.
22nd. Alt
Just what kind of fair buildings
other places have is being discovered
by local directors Of the Redwood
fair They want In know So qc RI
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-08-20
Reduce
the Cost
Of Living

by saving ten cents or more
per dozen on the price of
eggs.
It has been abundantly
demonstrated that fresheggs
can be kept fresh from the
season Of low prices to the
season Of high prices by the
use of method and material
supplied at small cost at
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-28

perim, i'm Motbkn Rser. q. Mug.
Sn bkfigsr Gtdbi unb llmeegeno ipurs
be am DieHftaa Elm sismIih beftises
Grbbeben psrfpiiri. Der beutffe Dam.
pier sanbrens Ridmers1 berihtete
ipdter Mi isiner 4nfunft i'm hieHsen
6ufen. bab bic ieismiihtn StDrunssn
auf Dem wsesre ftbr bsftiss ssptfen
fsien.
gtinefif6f R1ubsr.
npnatcne, 27. Nug. - Wssbs
.rsss tuu6eyt &insfd 1AanAttsrEis isbeys
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-28
Jn(an0gclegrap6
Cell fir bic 4nerteunung
ber 6inei!ib DEN Repus
blit pirttn.

Mdibington. .. g.. 27. Qug.
geueraI Can. gieu Bsi, Der bic hts
neiiihe repolutionGrs 8spegung re-
prdIentirt, fam ON 0ieRitas bier an.
um fir bic 4nertenHuua Der hiueiiz
Ihen HepubIit ieiiens Der Der. Staas
ten 3u rpirter. Gr rpurbe am go dbnbof
ppm Stab Der binsfiihsH Geianbtz
ftoft empfangen, Der ibn audi nab
Ieirsm GoteI sstortirte. generol Can
rpire Don bem Waajor 5aOu Sieu Wu
begIeitet. Bon bier aus begiebt er iia
Hado 9eoerIp, um BEN prGiioenteH
Tcft feline QufDartung 3u MAIDEN,
un5 sr bsabilttist bic hauptiGdlitz
Tten Stdots i'm 2anoe su bsiuteH,
sbs CT mad China 3uriittehrt.
Gin grOtef gegen bi3arr
ausiebsuoe g huhs.
Utica, y. D., 27. Qug. - Die
.Reloil Shoe Dealers aFoication"
bonn Staate Rem Yort, Die bier ihre
Sctrestpnpsntion ab6dIt, na6m am
8isniias gsiaiiiiie an, in oenen Die
Shuhfobritantsu aufgeforoert tper=
ben, fih nit Der 5abritation nOrmaler
GhuHorten 3u kfaifeu uuo auf3uhos
rem, .great~ S6ube berauitedeH.
Sie briiden bic 9lnIidt aus, odB Der
9erluit in Jolss oss furtpd9.
rencen We6Islns Der Wobe fir oaa
fcrttpd6renoe Steisen Der Sbubpreii'
rerdnttpor.lih leien.
Sn elmer unberen ReIolution tpire
bic RationaIs Organization aufgefor'
berl, ndbin gu pirten. eaB bem Ulos
nopol in einigsu Der in Der Shuhfa'
irritation perpenbetsn Wnihinen cit
grbe asmaht tperbe. ea aud oie'e:
MoncpoI pisl sur erbobung Ssl
prstI. bsitrdge.
Guropdtide Geleh rte III
Der Reiie bur6 Die
ger. Staaten.
Ghtcnqo, Sa., 81. auguit
l8ierrnopier5ig eitropdiite @eogra
pben, lpelte ais 8aite Der amertta
niid,er geographen.8 .8eieIlihaft al
tinsr Reifs ourt, bic Der. Stuatsn be
Earifien iino, iaben iid Gienitog Ghi
eaao on. Chicago repraieutirt MIDI
bic Der. Staaten" neinte Or. alirel
lRuhl pom o3eanograpblihen Snlritlr
| in BERTH. Us lit grob uno Dunoer
lpol aber ebenicipenis anlerifanlld)
inie 9seip Dorf. Nenn mir crit EMMA
Iaus Den aruBen Staoten bermIsfon
linen. hofien mir ettuas BON Den
lipIrtlid,en auerifaniiden 8olfe 81 lie
| ben Al befoumen, Die 5our Der 8e
llebrten bilbet einen gbeil ocs BRO
aramms CUR Seier oes so. Stiitungs
taees Der slsp Yprier Geieuihaft I'M
luiro cine 9eiihtiglng nlIer rpihtigel
Iunb iebensrpiiroieeH BIGss bis su
lparitistiiiss s.I& &jstenA
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g spannung 3tDifhsn Rub :
lamb unb bem 8atitdn.

lamb unb BEN 8atitdn.
Rom, II. aug. Jn ben 8s3ies
6ungen 3fpiffen Rublanb uHo Dem
gdtifdn iii cine fdorfe Spannuna elm
eetreten unb fie mogen gang abgebros
den tueroen. 8om 3aren puroe tur3z
LID groteit nagegen erboben. bdB Ieit
Der GrlaIIung ieinss soleran3. .ltas
me6r dls 100000 ieiner llntertbanen
fir bic fdtbolii6e air6e Qeponnen
iporoen finb.
cSn Der benz 8atifan 3ugeitellten
ruiiiIhen glote fpuroe geltenb qema6t,
odB Der ltfos bes 3aren bic proielp.
tenmaherei niht 9eitatte. Der gQpit
erpioerte jeboh, bic 5bdtigteit Der ta>
tboIiihsn MiIiipndre in Rubldno iei
pollftdnoig legitim unb bis Qbberufung
hes ruiIiTfen Geianctsu beim 8atttan
gilt nun als iiher.
I4egpptif DE u ationdli It n
perb a ftet.
l. Gairo, 27. 4ug. Inter Der Be-
fhuloiqung, dufrei3enbe platate an
ben StrdBeneden oneeihlogen gu bds
ben, ipuroen beute bier Disle dgpptiihe
Rdtiondliiten perbdftet. Die RsgisruHe
ipin einem ipeitper3ipeigtsn aompIott
auf bic Spur setcmmen feiH.
Die Ieberi d mem munsen
in Gnaldno.
2cnbon, 27. 4uq. - Der He.
ger, Der bas britiifs a0nigrsit Dor
Qlnfanq bes Wonnts on fat ununter.
brpfen beimeeiutt, bot isst faIt iber;
al aufgsbort, unb bic Gage fGnst ar
Iid1 ettpas 8u beFeru. Sn Rornid bu
iib aber bic Gage perIbIimmsrt. Sr
fSoIge bss fhnellen Steigsns Oes Wsn
fun fino 9duienoe bon Msnf6en du:
ibrtn Dobnungen pertrieben poroeI
uni iie iino tempordr in ben Shuler
unb anosren h0ber seIsgsrsH 8ebdu
o:a untsrgsbraht poroen. 5u be
| unteren Staot fperhsn bic Qeute nu
nit 9ooten beforbert. Sn Oielel
/ Straben itebt bas BaFsr ott Jui
tief. Die Glsttri3itdtspsrte I'M
iiberiHDemmt uno bic Staot III il
/ 9untelheit sebiilt.
1 llnaefdbr 10000 psrIonsn ioq.,
in Qortpi6 bon oeu Slutbn aus ibrel
Wcbnungen DertrIeben poroen ietR.
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Sir Sbio unb oSnbiaua: S60.
nes, mdrmerss Wetter am Wlittpoh.
am Donnsritog unbeitimmtes Metter.
RGbig Farte iiiolide bis iiiopeitlif)e
Mlinbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-28

aus benz Deuti DEN R-e 4.
Berlin, 27. 4ug. - Die ihtreis
seriffx Geianbtidaft bat am Dienitag
TIM Romeu e.s ihneBsriifen Bum
oesratbs Bebauern iber bic GrtrdHs
tuna bes auiiers Wilbelm ausgs@
briidt. Der Ihpsiseriihe Geionbts
bridte aber sI.idseitis Der Regisrung
aeeeniiber bic 5offnuns aus, nab rs
bem Raiisr m0slih iein rerbe, Der
Ghneis ben beabiihtigten 8siuh"abs
5ufatten.
Gpdter tpurbe in Der ihtpeisertlhen
DeianbtItnft bic GrilGrung cbgeges
ben .bob Der aoiier uohrf6einlih
mad Der ShDeis fonrnen fperbe, Ietn
prrapdmm aber abseiiir5t uno nuf
bic 1heilnahme on ben Ron0perH uHo
ein,n Siaatsbefuda in Bern beihrdntt
rurteu iriirbe. Die aepIonte Jotrt
auf Der Sunefrau Balm rpiroe ohne
3rsiiel aufseseben Deroen.
gDie aus gdifeI berittet triro, beia
I.rt jid bas gefinben bes Gaiiers
fpr.pdbrenb. Die GeihrpuIii am
Dali. iit sefdpunoen unb Der Mus
i.lrkumatismus bat iib bermaben
aeleat, bab Der aaifer rpohrsno es
Sca,s bos gett perlufIen tcnn.s. oas
CT lei. Ireitog gebitst. Der aaiisr
unb bic adiIerin peroen am Jrsttdg
not gotsoam o5reiien.
Mm Mmno uurbe aus Guhel ees
m.lebt. odb iich Der 3uitono oes aot'
f,rs. Der pIbreno bss Worgens etnis:
Gtunpen eeoen ben Rdtb Der Ierji'
aeorbeiiet bate, rpiebsr ettDos per'
iblsftert babe, u. man es iesi fir iehr
rnrpohrideinlih b1Ite. paB Der GCiier
au ben armse mdnonern nab Del
Shfrei3 iommsr peros.
GrfpIgsi6e Jahrt Der
.5onia'.
Dos 3.ppelin 2uftihiff ~SanId'
bat aberrnaIs cine GuBsrit erfolsrei6t
sgohrt uber bic Rorofse beruertlteligt
Der 2ufitr.ussr umireiiie 6t!so'
ionh unb cob ben In Siht btfino'
Iifsn beusidxn arieesidiffen Sig
male. MlIts tloppie oorsiglih.
Spdier foIgts bic Riidtebr mad bei
feiisr gdnonbaae in 5omburg. Wi,
bic sSotrt, gina aud bic 2aneung obn'
jsoen 3ii6snfol sIait BON itatten.
Orobe DehelIungen ben
Sapan.
Die girma 5otatu In 1ctio Ant Be
be. 6ltt. .Guts 6offnung" IN DER
bcufen, Rbeinpropins. uno bel einsl
Usaihinenfobrit In Duisburg bi'
qitierung beoeutenoer Wsnsen Glen
ionhrustion In Muftras ges.bsn. Di'
yeitenuneen rsprditntiren sinenWertt
p,r mebreren MilIionsn Mors.
Mir be In Reee iiebenne Crbr'
bate bic iopcniihs Regieruns sur
WasbeDerb aufs.foroert. in fpelGeu
fin cmeritnnifhe unb oeuti6t Wers
eeefniiberitcnber
Aus China.
ct petersbura q. aug. -
Die Gtnbt Roboo. in Der ipeftlihsr
Waongol.i, III BON Moneolen einsenom'
men porben. Die tinefifden Solou
ten, fpelcbe oie Gdrniion biIbeien. batter
bcs ruiIifdk foniulai. ibnen fihtrei
G<ieii mad Ghind gu ssbsn.
Qcnbcn, 27. 4uu. Die ninefi
ihe Reeisruns rpirD tin ultima.um al
ben autuitiu (Rbon) pon urgG fhide,
unD ibn nufforotrH, entipeosr iein
PROCLAMATION Der ilndbtdHsigfeit be-
Ulpnao.i 3uriidsuRtbmen ODER bi
;yoIsen su tr1gtn.
Hk Gage IN In 1onenfu, In BE-
Maubi&ussi, cine sritifAe. Die 9rup
Ss3 bsusa Sh 3alasofasm .aa 6aa
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8.nig Rube fir BEN Pr a :
iipenten.

IT.
0.nig Rube fir BEN pr 4 :
itDenten.
9eperlp, WaH., 27. Qug.-Yrd'
iibent 9aft asnoB am 9ienita8 ielnsn
erftsn pirtli6su iSsrisHtag iett Dem
3uiammentritt oss 8on9rsTes i'm De
8smber pori9sn Sabrss. Gr trdf bier
firth Wprgeus siH, friihitiitte nit iets
ner Satin uno ieiuem Sobne Charles
fpielte barauf cine iange Partie 8oli
uno unterna6m fhIieBlth nit ietnel
8Qttin einsu mshritiinotgsu ausf!uQ
i'm 4utomobiI.
4m Rittpoh ipiro Der QrGFbent
ipieoer cine Reiie nad Columbus, =.
antreten, po CT am 9onnsrItaQ Uiora
osn sintrsffen tpirb, um an Der Genten
narfsier Der Stuot tbeil8unebmeu. 81
rpiro nit gouOerneur 5armon uno an
bersu Staetsbeamten in einem 0ote
frihitiiten, cine Serenaoe oeutlhe
9eiangpereine anhGren, bic Stddfgfdt
befuhen, einen Gmpfang i'm 2dptto
peranItuIten unb am 4bsnb an eiueu
gantett tbeilnsbmsn. Gr piro on
Samitas 4beno IN Bottom pieoer Elm
treffen.
Suffrugetten Baruoe Be
Der 6 oIum bu er Gem
ttnarfeter.
Columbus, 8, 27. 2lug. Sr
Der Suffragstten- paruoe, psI6e ar
DierItuq in 9erbiHouH1 nit Der Sen
tsnarfeier Der Stultsbauptitabt itutt
fanb, paren eie msiIten StGote Sbir!
pertretsu. Die 9eIegatiOHen trugel
Banner, pelte 5HidriftsH bss Jn
bults entbisItsn. zen Jrauen oai
Snmmreht au gepdhrsn. GIue Dlpt
Fpn pes .3ugss be'taHo gang aus Wtdn
nern, rpeI6e Tdhnen nit Der Qu1drif
trugen, an 3. September fiir GmeH
osment Ro. % 5u itimmsn. Ratoen
Fd bic garaoe aufgslO.t bate. hisItsi
me6rere 5rausn IuIprd6:n on oi
msnge
I'm Der 0tcnorial Saa hatten {id
nohl an 1900 3uifauer eingeiur6er
/ ais Ir. alnna Sban, iSola 2afoIlettc
,9rau Sarriet Iaulor.llpton uno an
0ere 5rauenrettlertunen Ieoen bel
| ten.
| lie Stuatsfair nuroe ZienIta
pom rieiigen Qtenitenmaiien beiudl
ltno man it)dst Die 3abl Der ,Srenloel
| in Der Staot pobl auf 100000.
DStnpod) lit rSogentog" nlo 81
! SenSIogen aus alien Sbeilen De
| Stuates psrbsn bier i6re Sisunge
abhaIteu.
Braiioeent Saft rpir0 bier Dor
ncritag. als AM o8unoe5tag", etntre'
! ZEN rno bel DEM groBen Sanfett De
Ioaitmeiiter uuo Gbrengait ieIn.
Cine couragirte W utter.
Rem gort, 27. Qug. Gina
oans 2luberRpDhnIihes bat iih in bs
Ginpouoerunqsitution ouf Gqis sa
lamb ereignet. Die nortisen 9eamtt
baben ndmlia elmer 5rau nit ibrs
orei Sinosrn: gona, g; Soiep1,
unb 4nna, 3 Sabre alt, Die nuA ams
rita gstommen 1T um ibrsn Wurn )
iu6en, pon benz lie gum leBten Wic
por einem Sabre aus Der Rdhe DO
Tenper, COLORADO, osb0rt bat, oa
Qauoen oeitattst, o6rpnl Die 5until
aerdoe 8slo ssnus bat, um Die Giler
bubnFa6rt nah Tenper be5ahlen 3
tonnen.
i Ruhoem bic geamten Die putbetIid
Gei6itte Der 5rau angehort batter
tamen iie ndh elmer 9eratbuu9 81 b
aniift, hab tie nit ibren Sinoern be
geh0roen nitt sur Sait fallen Diiri
uno iie lieBsn iie ourh. 4Is elmer d
geanten bic 5rau, Wtorie Stttpint
nit ibrsn aleinen bur6 Die garg
Gffiee fiibrts. iasts er au einsm So
!: lsssn: .Jt sas a5sr sias sOlrassr
lHgns&'
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9raltoent Gait
ce5n ieimer gpmmerreiioen5
tn Senerlp, Wsaii. eimz
sctrpHem.

Gr mirS abcr ihuu ant Wtitt=
mod tpieoer cine Heiie an'
trcten,
Die Jpn 3e6n Sage bon 8eperIp fern
balten tpirD.
-s::~-
Sein erIter 8eiud gilt Der Shio gos
lumbus Subelfeier.
81
Suffrasetten aemonitriren in Golum'
bus.
Der glep Yorter poIi5entommtFGi
Wdlbo
Sat Die Ramen Der proninenten Jten
gortsr peroffentltht
tt
Die ibre 9ebduDe an SpieIer Der:
niet6en.
giner couragirten 9ydmiIie Das Ganber
in Rep Yort gsItattet.
Obtpoh ibre 3utunft cine 3tpeifeIbaft
lit.
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Die antenj.r molten bic sSnisl Samos
erobern.
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MusIanDs Selegrapb
DDS RefinOea Oes Oeutlden
EaUtrS
Sat fdJ ipmeit nnr uen,g ges
beRert
IlaS e III iett bOAft muspabr'
fheinlid,
9ab Der Raiisr gu ben Wdnooern nah
bsr Sdipsi5 ssben piro.
Gi. Gage auf Der gultans5 5albinlsl
INNER nod cine tritiite.
Gin prisitsr in portusal s.lpndt.
Dse europdiite prsiie
--~E~
aegt ld nod immer iiber bie Banana
aanal.9orlags auf.
-
Die artenj.r ,polsn bic Snisl Samoa
erobern.
81:
Die Isbeihip.mmuusen in England

Die llsbrIhp,mmuusen in England.
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Die unruben auf benz
81 otefeIler' den Cute.

Rem Dort, 27. 2luguIt. Sobn ..
RDtefeIIer IT,, psrtinDete 0ienItag
4beno, boB Die Nrbeiterunrueu auf
Dem 8ut ieines 8aters in Iorrptopu
BON 4rioatoetetttDs unterfuht nurs
ben. 2tuf Oem 1000 4ter groBeu
GouO9ute Itnb etDu 200 Wann be-
ftdItigt, inter Oener, no6 8ebuups
tun4 oes 6errn 8otef1sr negen tleins
It6er GiferiUtteleten ernitIi6e Streia
tigteiten ausgebrohen fino.
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W2 2 m moriuIfeter. r.

Ct. Gout8, q. Quguit. Die
8eteranenI0bne uno ibre 3omen ftreus
ten 9ienitaq ge9eHijber oem Ratioua4
len 5rieObpFe bel Der SeFferion Safer
ne anIdBIih Der 8e0entfeier Der in
mebreren 8risQen qefauenen 5eIben-
iDbne GoIumbio5 gan3e 80rbe poIer
ROfen in ben WtiiTiIiippi, pGbrenb BON
Oem gun0esI6uIi6iffe nSsIe be 2u4
ron" SaIutidiife ubgegebeu puroen.
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Regt lid nod INNER iiber bic pdnaulas
aanal.9orlage auf.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-30
DENMARK CHEESE FACTORY
WILL SOON MANUFACTURE
Golden Essence Of Crcans-N1ilk From,
$50 I,o,ines. Contracted for, aud
Product is Expected 10 Hun 800
Pounds ~ Cheese Daily.

DENMARK. Ore. Jan. 30.--Tbe
Denmark Cheese company. a cooper
atiyo organization recently formed
here. viii be ready TO manufacture
ch1tso April list The necessary ma
chInery is already In eDnmark. and
work ON the buildings will be com.
menced at once.
The main building will be- l.-shapcd
and divided into three rooms. In ad.
dltlon there will be the engine and
boiler room 20x20 feet.
Contracts have been signed for the
delivery of the milk of $50 cows as
soon as II is ready to operate. From
this quantity OF milk II is expected
the output Of the factory will be about
300 pounds Of cheese daily.