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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-11-29
MUCH WHEAT is
STORED BY FARMERS

Minneapolis, Ninn.-SOuth Da-
kota bankers who visited ihe Com
merciai Natianal bank, said that
thousands Of bushels OK wheat had
been stored by farmers in the hope
that they could clean up vast sums
when the market scars if it does
soar. j. G. Bassett, president Of
the aberdeen National bank, and
lsaa" Lincoln. vice president, say
tuat when the first increase II the
price OF grain occurs, there will be
thousands of bushels shipped to
Minneapolis and other milling
points from South Dakota.
According to the Ganke"s, the
farmers in South Dakota have real
H. d heavily on shipments Of grain
down to a little over 81, enough
money has been made to carry the
farmers through the winter, and
an era OF prosperity is apparent.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-11-29
WILL TEST THE new
NEWSPAPER LAW
Supreme Court viii Be Required TO
COnstrue Constitutional
Meaning.

Washington, 5. d., Nov. rs.
On the theory that Congress in
tended to pass a constitutional law
when it enacted the newspaper
publicity' law last summer, as n
part of the Postal Appropriation
Act, Solicitor General Bullet, in
brief made public today, asked the
Supreme Court of the United
States tC construe the measure
into a constitutional enactment
The law will come before the court
for consideration Monday.
So long as laws are passed in a
hasty and unconsidered way, as
they are the Solicitor General
argued in the brief, it is the duty
of the court not to adhere TO the
letter of the enactment and destroy
the spirit, but to strive as best it
may to give the measure reason
able and effective meaning.
The government has asked the
court in this instance to cOnStrue
the law, not as al attempt to regu-
late all newspapers and magazines,
but as creating additional cOndi-
tons in the use OF second class
mail matter privilege" "
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-11-29
STATE PRISON
is A MODEL
Geo. r. Lannine Says Prison Com.
pared FayOrably with East.
ern Institutions.

Sioux Falls. That the South
Dakota peniten.iary is model for
for sanitation ard discipline. in
comparison with prisons which he
visited on his trip east to attend
the prison congress, was fhe as
sertiOn made iy George K, Lam
ming. of Eoan. a member of the
board OF charities and corrections,
which was interviewed by the press
at the Carpenter hotel.
Mr., Lanning, in coml any with
Warden o. s. Swenson, and Dr..
Joseph Schwartz, of this city, and
w. II. King, of the board OF char
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-11-29
DEATH OF MRS.
JACOB RUNNING
Former MohriIGe Resident Passes
Away al Home in Aberdeen
After Long Illness.

Mr.. Jac b Running, who was a
resident Of this place for over two
years, died at the Running home
in Aberdeer Thursday afternoon,
November 21, after suffering for
three years with that dread disease,
tuberculosis OF the lungs. During
their three years residence here,
Mr.. and Mrs. Running made
many friends, who were deeply
grieved by the sad news Of Mrs.
Running's death.
T. e funeral was held SATURDAY
morning at the residence in Aber-
deem, and was in charge Of the
Ladies Of the MaccabeeS, who at
tended in body. Many Mohridge
people sent flowers to show their
feeling Of sympathy and high
esteem for Mr.. Running. IN
terment was made IL the River
side cemetery.
Miidled Nj. Blanchard was born
at Fairmont, Mimi. May 81, 1880.
She resided there until moving to
Window, Mimi, while still a
young girl. On March ,, 1898,
she married Jacob Running. re-
turning to Fairmont for the oc-
casiOn. The Young couple then
moved to Tracy Mimi, and the
fall of that same year came to
South Dakota. settling at Iankton
The next year. January |, 1899,
they moved to Aberdeen, Mr..
Hunning's occupation Of travel
ing salesman neceSSitatirg closer
toucn with his territory. Later
they went west of the Missouri
river, where Mr.. Running took uI
claim, returning to Aberdeen
after proving up.
Three years ago Mrs. Running
discovered that she had the dread
ed pleague, and few months
later went to the Martyr Sanitar'
iim at Pasadena, Cal, where she
remained fourteen months return
ing few weeks ago with Mrs. :.
Nevada Hereford.
The deceased was a member OF
the Mobridge hive OF the Ladies OF
the Maccabees. She is survived
by four children, ranging from 4
to 13 years of age. Her father, f
A. Blanchard, of Redland, Cal. a
brother, Frank Blanchard, living
in Montana, is the only other sur
viving relatives.
Mrs. Running was woman
who won to her Il large circle o.
devoted friends, who will feel deep
ly the loss that has come to then
and the family.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-11-29
WANTS TO file
IN PINE RIDGE

Pierre, Nov. 26. The Commits
sioner of School and Public Lands
Is making an earnest effort to be
permitted to select lands in the
Pine Ridge reservation before all
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-11-29
HISTORY OF SOUTH DAKOTA
Numerous Sketch of the Common.
wealth by George Fitch.

wealth by George Fitch.
South Dakota is the warmer
fragment of tie oldterritOry of
Dakota, which split during a con-
stitutiOnal convention in 1885 with
a loud report and afterward became
two States which are crOwding t, 9
speed limit in their effort to dis
tance each other. South Dakota
was "A trifle ahead in 1910, but
North Dakota was gazing and set
tiers along the State line are in
danger of being torn apart by the
immigration bureaus of the rival
States.
South Dakota Is q rectangular
affair. about as big as New Eng.
land, with thick sprinkling Of
people in the east end and an annex
in the west end called the Black
Hills The east end raises corn.
Trying to ripen the corn crop be-
fore the frost comes is the popular
east-end diversion and keeps the
country in state Of nervous per-
spiration after tho first Of Septem-
Der. The west end used to raise
hades exclusively, but has settled
down and now mines gold and local
colo for whild west shows. The
west end also contains the cele-
brated Bad Lands, which have
never produced anything but bad
men. East and West South Dak-
otr are connected by several un-
tanned rivers, a State constitution,
a wagon trail and a mutual dislike
Of Nebraska none Of which affords
a satisfactory train service. South
Dakota was once the home of the
Indian, the buffalo and the wild
man with the nervous and excita-
BILE trigger finger, but it has no
thing more dangerous than real es
tate agents now. For many years
it had the most hourishing divorce
mill in the United States, and
many New York millionaire has
been able to procure fresh wives
seasoned to taste by living quietly
at the Cataract hotel in Sioux Falls
for six months and thus becoming
a citizen long enough to avail him
felf of the States justly celebrated
uncoupling law. 1t now takes a
year, however, to become a citizen
Of South Dakota and the advocates
of one wife at a time-but only
for short time-have moved on
to Reno.
Sioux Falls is the metropolis of
South Dakota and is a handsome,
pink stone city with enough people
in it to fill the Coliseum in Chicago
comfortably. Pierre is the capital,
to the intense disgust of YanktOwn,
Chamberlain, Sioux Falls, Abel-
deem, and Watertown. Next to
North Dakota the greatest annoy
ance 10 South Dakota is the Miss
ouri river, which wanders in
maudlin manner through the State
for the sole benefit Of the bridge
trust and which once attempted
barefaced robbery by cutting
around the city of VermilliOn in
an effort to transfes it bodily to
Nebraska.
The population Of South dakota
is about 600, 900, which is pretty
good for country where thirty or
fourty years ago the sun was all
that rose from the prairies.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-18

MY female friends, sed 1,
bed you leeye, I've a few re
marks to remark; wa them we'll.
The female woman is one of the
greatest -institooshuns of which
this land can boste. Had there
been no female wirnin in the
world, I should scarcely be here
with my unparalleled showson this
very occashun. She is good in
siclness-good, in Wellness-
good all the time.
90, woman, woman" / cried,
my feelins- worked up to a hi
poetick pitch, you are an angle
when you behave yourself; but
when you take of. your proper
apparel & (mettiforically speak,
in-get into pantyloons-when
you desert your fresides & with
beds full of wimin's rites no no
shuns go around like roarln lions
seekin whom you may devaur
somebody-if short, when you
undertake to play. the man you
play. the devil and air an emfatic
noosance. Ny female-friends," I
continnered as they were indig
nantly departin, wa well what A.
Ward has Sed "
IMPEAcHED EN- ALL +
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-18

commission was finally supplied
with Claws. It then became ne
cessary to devise some means of
protecting railroad rates from
possible reduction. Hence, the
commerce court to review the
acts of the commission.
AS case after case came up, the
commerce, court seen its duty
and done it,, Where the COM
mission had sustained the conten-
ton of the railroads. its decision
was always upheld; in the much
more numerous cases where the
commission had ruled against the
railroads, the commission was
usually turned down.
The railroads were tickled to
death with the patriotic action of
the commerce court. In the
meantime, the people we're get
ting awfully tired of being bun
coed, a presidential election drew
nigh, and right at the height of
the pre-conXention period, con-
greSs took the commerce court
by the nape of the neck and the
baggy part of trousers and threw
it into the ditch. 49,
But-the matter is up to the
rare mot to say raw political
sagacity of President Taft.
-O-O-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-18
IMPEAcEIED EN- ALL

Just as, they were getting ready
to impeach one judge of the com
merce court, congress up and ina
peached the whole bunch by abol-
ishing 'em. Thus ends one of the
cleverest efforts of American
craftsmanship to regulate the
railroads without hurting the
price of stocks, if Taft doesn't
veto.
You see, it was this way: Pub
lie opinion demanded real regula-
ton. The interstate commerce
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
@unOerncrr SlcnIc lcnsnct alles.

Columbus, 9. g., "a. Sllli.
@ouperneur 9leaie bat Die BON ibm
neriprodene @rflGrung iiber Die
@raft : anflagen, Die Gbomas 9.
6eloer bon Georgia uno Der Octet.
tiO @m. S. Burns ge9en i'm erboben
baben, abgegeben. gr Iteat iGmmt-
Ii9e acknowledgement III Abre0e. Die
Anflage, OaB er @raft bon Den
v9lino 9igers~ (oen @irten) bon
Charleston erbalte, iogt 9leaie, gebg
BON Dem Mapor @race in ieller StaOi
aus, neil er (8leuie) Dem Mapol
ni9t geitattet babe, oas Oortige aon.
itabttlat 3u fontroaieren. Dab er fiit
Die 8eenaoigung s. SO. 8entlep's
$25 erbalten babe, lteat 8leaie ii
9lbreoe. @r (8Ieoie) babe eiuen Gbed
BON $25 fir ole 8eitreititng Ser Gei.
iefolten 8entleDs nod leiner Seimatl
in Soma erbalten. @r legt Die be-
lhporene Ausia9e bon $. $. gpans
Dor, in Der oieier angiebt, Dab er ui(
nit 9leaie 6etreffs Der OispeniarD.
Angelegenbeiten unterbanoelt babe.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
sdpei5.

3Hrid %. Suli. 0er @ermal-
ter Der fommlinalen 2eibfalIe @i6li-
fon, 4anton 3burgau, Namens
S6ilofle6t, Die ettpa Orei Milionen
5rancs gerIliite aufpeiit, wofiir 0as
&erm0gen Der 8iirgergemeinoe Gid
lifon boftet iotpeit es reidt, ipuroe
perbaftet, ebenio Der 9l6balter
9riibpeiler uno Der 9anffommis 81
mer. Ser Geierbefonos Der 2eib-
foIle, oie fir aft Miaionen Srancs
Sbligationen alisgab, uuo pa Mil-
lionen S~pargelber entgegennabm,
betrdgt BLOB 100000 6ranc. 9tfti-
enfapitaI lit nidt oorbanoen.
@eneDa, %. Suli. @1breno
ser gan3en @aft fiel itarfer SAuee
in ben gar5en Alpen. 9ieier liegi
bis 5lt a6t 3oa bod auf Sen feds
S%auptp1fen. Cine Menge amerifa-
nil6er Motorfabrer mllroe bon Dem
Sdnee in ben Bergen feitgebaIten.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
sarfei.

&onfontinopeI, "a. Suli.
Das neite, BON Moufbtar Eaido ge-
biloete tiirfii6e 9obinet feierte beute
ben Sabrestag Der @eDdbrlng Der
Contribution inoem es in Albanien
cine neiie 8olitif einihIug. IS muir
ben gefeble 5ur@inlteaiing Oer6eino-
leligfeiten erlaiien unO oerfiigt, Dab
lid Die Sritppen aus ben 2anoOiItrit-
ten in Die StGote 3uriid3ieben. 3mei
bobe 8eainte erbielten belite ben
SoufpaB, ndmlih Sbebab Goblin Ben,
Der @ommonoont bon &onItantinopel
uno Coil Ben, Der General : @om-
manoaut Der @enoarmerie.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
&anbanfna am beaeu Sage.

$biIaDeIp6io, 81. Sali.
Die oermittepete 6rnu 9enrietto
Serbert, Mltter BON bier ainoern,
miroe geltern mittag. ais lie 81
Morfte ging, nobe 2. uno 9roao
Str. bon orei Strolden angefoaeu,
bepllBtlos gepriigelt unO ibrer sic
~betragenoen 9aoridaft beroubt.
Die GGiiber flii6teteu. @oli5ilten,
Die lid an ibre Serfol5ung madtel.
gelang es ni6t, Der brutalen 5troldt
babbaft 81 werOen. 5rau @erberi
wurOe ms &ooieuelt Soipital sc.
bradt.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
GnslamO.

2ouOon, "a. Sui. 9ie Geoe,
Die @initon Gbur6ia, Ser erite 2orO
Ser GOmiralitdt i'm l%tnter6auie sur
gegriinoimg ieiner 5ul6Bliden 6or-
oerungen gum Marine @tot gebal-
ten bat, eriiiat gan5 England NIT
ifmeren 8efiir6tungen.
Die ou9emeine Nniiht lit, OaB oas
@ettriiiten sur See, oas felt Sabren
5ipiiden 0eltidlano urO @nglouo
itattfinoet. aufb6ren muB. Die W2ei-
nung gebt oobin4 OaB, gang gleid mie
meit 0euti6InnO in oieier 8e5iebuing
geben fam, England oie Steiqerung
ieiuer Hiiitungen nift l1nger alis8n-
balten permag.
SoDobl 0ie 8olitifer nie aud 0as
&olf iino geteilter Meinung iiber Oen
@eg, oen England beidreiten ioQ.
Die &onierpatipen iino oafiir, SAB
Dem @ettriilten elm @noe bereitet
nerOen ioateA inoem obne 8er8rg sic
engIii6e 6lotte our 3erltorung ser
0eutiden @ebrfrdfte 3ur See in frie-
geriide Aftion 9eieet miro. 9ie 2eu-
te, Die 10 reOen, %erfI6ren, es iei foll6,
81 parteu bis Die oeutl6e 6lotte cine
weitere beOeutcnoe germebrmg En-
fabren babe.
9ie 2iberalen gloubeu nidt, Dab
0eutl9lano 6einOieligfeiten geger
England I'M Sdiloe fibre, un0 elm
Cell oes liberaleu 2agers lit fir Gin
lteaung peiteren @ettriiitens ieitens
.@nglan0s.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
NOm SmlomS.
Die SierOerIdmsernus OeS Supus.

Sobofen, "a. Sui. Der bic
iigen &nn0elsfammer 9ing bonn
9riegsoepartement elm Sdreiben ST,
in Dem lie oopon offi3iell bena1rid-
tigt miro, DAB ole Samburg ; Ameri=
ia Sinie Den Antrug auf @eipdbrung
oes Gehtes, ibren @ier nm 100 SUB
81 oerl1ngern, INN Dem neuen O5ean-
rieien 0SSmperator" Die Mogli6feit
gum Doden in Soboten 81 geber, ge-
iteat bat. Sin offentli6es Gerbor
iiber Ole Augelegenbeit lit oni Den
20. Sui, gormittags 1880 llbr,
i'm Guit0m Souie, gtew Yorf, ange-
iest.
@lei6 nad @ingang Oes 56rei-
bens murOe cine &eriommlung elm
berufen, in Der beidloiien wllrOe,
nod alien &rdften Den Antrag oes
@apog 81 unteritiiseu. Nadoem Der
GltnnrO : Clinic I'M porigen Sabre BAL
ielbe Hedt eingerdumt morOen lit,
bofft man, Dab ai1 Dem Sapag fei=
ne beionoeren S6wierigteiten ge-
madt Der0en.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
WtarOffO.

Sea, 90. SuIi. Cine fron8oiil6e
4olonne, Die gegen cine 8anoe bon
Waro0euren i'm Noronelten bonSaf-
rou allsgeianOt poroen mar, 3ipang
oieie cine 8ergi6Iu6t unter einem
fon5entrierten @epebrfeiier 3u freil-
gen. Sn einigen Mimuten tparen 200
BON Der 8anOe get0tet. Die 5rarl-
5oien uerloren 3 Cote, oarunter 9
Offi8iere, uno botten iieben 8ertprn-
oete.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
China.

gefing, 90. SuIi. graiioent
guam Obi aai bemiibt li1, Die feinO-
liden &idtungen in Der gelebgeben-
ben &0rperidaft CUR gemeiniamen
slrbeit 81 Oeranlaiien, nm oie Mini-
iter : Soften beieben 8u fonnert Die
%gegenDGrtig obne Snbaber lino. Die
ein8elnen 9epartements begiunen
ben Mangel an einbeitli6er 2eitung
gu peripiiren. 8ice : 8rGlioent 81
GUAM Sung unO CT Brdiioent Sun
9ai Sen geben Dem 8rdlioenten in
ieinen 8emiibungen ibre l1nterItiis-
ung.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
sdanerlidcS Selueisftiid.

Gbepenne, $500, "a. SuIi.
Sci Der @~cr6anoluna gegen Den Der
%@rmoroung iciner @attin angefIag.
ten s. @arren Senfins liegt ais Cor.
pms 0elicti III @eridtsiaal Ser aopf
ser ermoroeten 8rau nit aufgeIoItem
lun9em Saor. an peIdem DER SurD
9e5eigt merOen ioa, tpie Der MorO
oolbra6t mllroe. Sentins brad 5ll-
iammen, mo es oalierte cine Stunoe,
bis er Dieoer 81 lid fam. Dos DO
tip oes MorOes iou Die glbiidt geue-
len iein, in ben Belts oes @erm0gens
Der 6rau 81 g%elaugen, meI1es $780,.
900 betrilg.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
SimOesramb.

9uffalo. g. g., %. SuIi.
6rnu s.. Serm. 2ebmann bon bier,
bate ibr II Sabre altes &ino aus
Dem Sortie Der Yflegeeltern geraubt
mo mar Damn i'm Automobil emilio.
ben. gto9 elmer Sago iiber 30 Mei-
len puroe Tie Oerboftet uuo nod ut.
tico, mo iie iid tpeeen 4inoesraib
3u peronttporten baben miro, ge-
bradt. 6ran 2ebmann gibt an, fritz
Der init Charles .. Deming dsS Gbi-
cogo perbeirotet geWeien gu iein%.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
Carnegie sie6t feim @clO fir &ut-
6Gnte Der.

@ortb gofima, @aib., 80.
Suli. Gbef @eo : gal : 2ubpa
ye 81 : Sta bonn Stamme Der glta.
mum : SnOianer lit bon anOrep Gar.
negie brieflid oobin benodrid.
tigt poroer, ooB Die Meloung, et
plane gum 8elten Der &otbGutc
$4,000 81 itiften, nidjt allf @abr-
belt berube. Cine 3eitllng botte Der.
0ffentlidt, Dab Der friibere Stablfo.
mig oas @elO Dem Central Goncil
Der amerifanilden Snoianer 3itr Ser.
fiigung ltellen meroe.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
9Iiien.

ct. petersburg, %. SuIi.
&uBlano uno Sapan baben lid aul
iein S6ubbiinOnis geeinigt oeIIenlln-
ter3ei6nung nabe beboritebt. 9as
abfommen legt Die @influBipbdreu
Der beiOen 2dnoer in Der Mongolei
uno ManOi6urei felt. @u6 cine ge-
meiniame 8erteioigung fir Sen san
zines angriffs auf cine Ser beioen
Nddte lit oorgeieben.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
Nrbcits GrIsidltrrnna.

Gbicago, %. Sui. SnfoIgc
lanemieriger 8erotungen 3pii6en
Arbeitgeber, begin. 8r1iioenten ser
@iienbabnen, meroen bier mabren0
Der Sommer5eit 10000 6radtbmls
Angeiteate altd Samitag cinelt bal.
ben 6eiertag erbalten.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
@eier 9aIfen @orb sntOsdsu.

u ihmono, @a., "a. SuIi.
0eteftip Sutber2. Sderer, Der baapt-
iG6lid oos 9epeismdfriaI in benz
9eottie- Wtorofaa Dor SobresfriIt ge-
iom1nelt bate, lit gegenpdrtig NIT
Der anforbeitimg zines nelten, Muf-
lcben erregenoen 8erbredens, Der
@rmoroung elmer 8rau, Die aIer
@obrideinlidfeit nod cine NlltInttiu
lit beidditigt. Gier Mleilen bon Der
STEELE entfernt, an Der Seattle feline
hinge 5rau ermoroete. muroe Die
2eihe auigefunOen. Die geb6rOe
wuroe ouf iie ourdb @eier aitfmert.
iomL Ole in S1ooren no9 Der Set
h~enfunoitele flogen uno Die 2eide,
Sic pollitGnoig uadt mar, bereits az
}erbaden begannen.
SOtlider Stnr5,
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
selbitmurO in Der Stride.

90 erioen, Conn, "a. Sui
Sri. Cora 9eiiureaii. 80 Sabre alt
bereiftete iid geitern in einem 8eiht
itubl Der bieiigen romiid fotb. ct.
Soiepb's : Stride. 0as Silt antte
Die Selbitmoroerin in einem @las
@alIer, peldes iie aus oen 8eibfeI.
iel idopfte, allfgeloit. Mon glaubt.
Dab iie an religioier Mouie gelitteu
babe.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
0inflanO,

ct. &etersburg, %. sui.
Ser 9otidoftsrot BEL Ser ruIfiihen
8otidaft in @aibington, Matbiell
SeWaitopoulo, 1T gum 8oti9aftSrat
in @aris ernonnt Dor0en. Sem
Nadfolger in &aibington miro ser
erite Sefretdr Der ruiiii6en 8otIdaft
in Sofio, Staatsrat6 u. $. S6tI6er-
batsfi.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27

0as 3eitaIter ser &omantif i'll
nod ni1t oltsgeftorben. 0ieier ga
&c ibifften iid cine An5abl 2elite, oa-
runter 2 6ralien, naH Der Gocos-Sn-
lei elm, Die 81 Gotta &ica gebort, INN
bort nod einem S6ab BON $780,
100000 auf Die Guide 81 eeben. Die
beioen 6rauen baben aneeblid err
mittelt, mo Der Sdab liegt.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
0entidlanO.

Berlin, 81. SltIi. Die idon felt
2anqem ~erDartete 8ef0roerung 0es
aronprin5en gum 0beriten fol- i'm
fommelloen Serblte enOli9 beitimmt
erfolgen, unO 5por gelegentli6 ieiner
&erieBung BON 9an3i9 : 9angfubr
mad &0nigsberg. @r miro nGnlli6,
tpie beute offi5iea befonnt gegeben
puroe, oas @renaoierregiment 4ron-
prin8, /. 9ltpreuB., gfo. 1. iiberneb-
men utlo Damn Sen Stang zines Wfa=
iors, Den cr nod immer bat, troB-
Dem er Die oSotenfopf Suiaren"
befebligt, nit ~oemienigen einesOber-
item nertaui6en.
9ie lteberiieoelllng Oes 8bronfoI-
gers uno ieiner 6amilie BON 0an5ig
nod Dem ~&onigsberger S6loB lit
fir Mitte 9ftober algeiebt. Na6 ben
jebigen 9ldnen iol er Elm Sabr bort
bleiben utto baum na1 Yotsoam 5u=
r~iidfe6relL oo6 miro ieine Ablolltn9
mabri1einli6 i6on friiber erfolgen.
MnlGBli9 Der 6eier 0es iilbernen He-
gierungs SSSltbildumS 0es 4aiiers
erfolgt feline 8%eforOerung gum 8rt-
gaoe General.
Berlin, "a. SltIi. 6reuoige
N%itfregung bot in ben &olonialfrei-
len Die beltte bon einem bieIigen, ge=
m0bnli6 gut unterri6teten @latte
9ebra6te MelOung erregt, 0aB Der
&rpnprin5 ais 8ertretung oes &ai=
Iers, ben afrifanii6en 8robin5en Oes
Heides einen 8elu6 abltatten mag.
Ser Sbronfolger miro ii6 angeblib
i'm 6riibiabr 1914 IN Der 8egleitn1g
leiner @emoblin 3un61it nod Dit
afrifa begeben, Inn BORT Der Croft
nung Der 9eutid : Oftafrifanii6en
@eutralba9n, oie bis oabin Bis al
ben llfern oes Saganiiifa : Sees fer
tig miro, %bei3utppbnen. gfa6 mebr-
po9igem Mufentbalt in Der Rolonie
ioa Oas bobe 8nar oas Sap Der gu
ten &offnung umi9iffeu un00 eutl6-
Siiotpelt =.Afrifa beiuden. Son bort
gebt Die Heile, menn oas proniiorii6e
8rograrnm nidt in3pii6en cine @er-
oerlng erfGbrt, na9 &amerni1 uno
So9olano mo Dem gongogebiet, oas
9euti6Iono our6 ben Maroffo=San
BEL Don Sranfrei9 erlangt bat.
StraBburg, %. Slli. 9ie
bieiige 8oli5ei lit einem geiuerbsmd-
Bigen &i~nOerbanoel auf Die Spur
gefommen. S%unerbalb oreier Sabre
fonuten in StraBburg auein 30 Sal
Ie bon 8eri9leppuug feltgelteat per-
oen. @ls iiberrai6enoe Satiade miro
berporgeboben, BOB piele Der aus @l-
fab 2ot6ringen itammenoen, Den
Miittern unbequeme 8idelfinoer in
Die Barrier 6inoelbanier manOern,
mo lie pidfommene Aufnabme fin
ben.
3ablrei6e Sebammen in Der
S9mei8, aus 8elfort un0 NancD
iibernebmen gegen cine Yauihalge-
biibr cine oerartige 8eleitigung BON
Deri6mabter gea9fommenihaft. Die
ipitematii6e MISUNDERSTANDING bat
li1, pie aftenmdBig erortert miro,
81 einem idmungbaften &iloerban-
Del a%aSgema6ien.
&fel, %. sunni. Cine gar3 ieue
8erufsgattung tritt in Oieiem Sabre
in @ri6einune. Sn ben 8aoern an
Ser Noro- uuo Office baben ii6, mie
Die naieler .3eitung~ mitteilt, Ser
ionen nieOergelaiien, Die ibres 3ei6-
ems 0eteftipes lino uno lire Diem
Ite onr1 Girculare, 8efanntmo1un-
gen uip. anbieten.
Cine gr0Bere An8abl Der Better
lituirteu, bel Oenen po~rauSgeiagi
miro, oaB lie Sen Sommer an oer
See perbringen, lit Oieier Gage mil
iol6en @irfularen beiugeil6t NOR
ben. Inter @uffiibrung Der bisberi-
gen nGrfolge4 miro unauff1aige 8e-
oba9tllng Der i'm 8aoe meileuoen bei-
ieren gbebdlften %angeboten untel
Der 8niiberung, Dab ebentnea Tin
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
SOtIider Stmrs.

annapolis, @O., "a, SuIi.
@iaiam ". 9uaod BON Goriicnnn,
Seras. elm 9aoett Der Slotten : @fa-
oentic. pilroe bel einem SAL bon Der
Spite oes Snltptmaltes Der .Sort-
iorO~ oui oas 0ed cine 0iltan5 bon
atipo binOert SUB, auf Der Stele ge.
totet. gr brah Oas @enid.
Gem alten @ebrou6 gem1B muB
Gin nelier &aoett ben SauptmoIt er.
t~lettern lno oben aiif Der Optic leine
aappe befeItigen. Dies tat 8uIIod
Gr mar i'm 9egrift berab 81 Iteigen,
ood Der Strid ihnitt in feline &nn0,
uno er periud)te, einen an0eren @aIt
81 gepinuenl perlor ieoo6 oas@Ieid-
Jetpid)t mo fiel.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27

am Montag idloB in 6ronf-
furt oas II. Oeuti9e 9unoesidieBen.
Der Mmeritdner .@us" 3immer.
mann bon Seem Oorf geDann iiber
ale S6iisen ben erlten Hreis. lie
berbalipt neroen Die Entertainer eli
men groBen Cell Der Yreiie nit nod
Sauie nebmen.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27

Eofio, "a. Suli. Das 8efiuOcn
BON Mliflubito, oes 3aiiers bon Sa-
pan, beilert li9 nod immer, wie aus
ben Bulletins ser Sofdr8te erlidtlidI
lit. @inem INN / ltbr nadmittogS
erloiieueu Bulletin 5ufolge idlief Der
Batient wGbreno oes guu8eu @or-
gens.