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Imperial Valley press., 1912-10-17
Work and Results

The labor conditions are more
favorable than during the past. which
accounts for the increase of our Mexi-
can forces; still the supply of Mexican
labor iG E'nited, which is accountable
for some of the delays in our annual
cleaning and clearing of the canals
The cost of Mexican labor during
the month was S240S.75, as compared
with 223S.52 for the previous month.
The total cost for Mexican labor for
1912 is $26.02S.51 as compared with
S24.943.77 for the same period in 1911,
and as compared with $50. 10 for the
same period in 1910.
The force was 1905 days for one
Mexican, as compared with 1859 days
for the previous month, and an aver
age force of ga men per day, as COM
pared with 81 men the previous month.
All other labor amounts to S7273. sd.
as compared with Ss0O9 "a for the pre-
vious month, and the force was 217S
men for one day, as compared with
Imperial Valley press., 1912-10-17
par,ie, Wishing Storage susc.

We have leased the large sheet Iron
warehouse formerly occupied by Hamil-
ton supply co. and are prepared 70 han
die any ana all kinds OF storage bust
ness. See Pioneer Transfer Co at Off ce
on 5th just \. of Main. Phone Main L.
Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-10-17
All Aboard

Imperial Valley-Phoenix-S Diego
automobile road map now ready for
delivery. Gives roads in six south
ern California counties and Mariposa
county, Arizona. The wonder map, IS
cents at book and drug stores.-Adv.
143
Imperial Valley press., 1912-10-17

Superintendent Carberry's report TO
the directors of No. 1 for the month
OF September is substantially as fol-
lows:
During the month ending September
80, 1912, this company has expended
$13,338.61, as compared with $12,96312
during the previous month, as com
pared with $13,431.7O for the month Of
September, 1911.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-10-17
ROOSEVELT DOES FINELY
AND WILL SOON Be OUT

[BY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
CHICAGO, Oct. Ill p. m.-Colonel
Roosevelt's physicians have issued a
bulletin, saying: Pulse, temperature
and respiration have reached the nor
NAL stage. The blood count has dropped
to normal and his breathing is much
easier"
Mrs. Roosevelt had breakfast with
the colonel and they engaged in ami
mated conversation.
CHICAGO, Oct. 17.-At 9 this morn
ing Colonel Roosevelts physicians is
sued a bulletin saying: AT this hour
Mr.. Roosevelts pulse is ~; tempera-
ture, 9S.3; respiration, Is. The wound
There is some oozing, but the lungs
are in good condition. The general
condition is splendid. The case is prog
ressing nicely and unless unforeseen
complications set in the bullet will not
be removed for the present"
The colonel laughed and joked with
the nurses, doctors and his wife. He
said: Il feel bully, fine. l would like
to start for oyster Bay today if the
doctors would allow it," The physi-
clans say he must not start for oyster
Bay until after Sunday, to which MI.
Roosevelt agreed.
Mr.. Roosevelt said: The first Is
minutes after the shooting / felt no
pain. After reaching the auditorium,
however, and began to speak, the
wound gave me trouble. This mans
name might be Czolgosz or anything
else. so far as 1 am concerned. 1
know nothing about him"
S~hranck Busy Writing
[BY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 17.-John
Schranck, would-be assassin. spent the
day writing and tearing up the sheets
OF paper. He refused to divulge the
nature of his writings. He won four
games of checkers from Walter Stas-
sell another prisoner.
An X-ray examination this morning
showed the bullet imbedded near the
injured rib. The wound. however, is
clean.
Hull Moose Diet
IRY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONSl
name was not given telephoned Prog
(CoNTINUED ON PAGE FOURl
Imperial Valley press., 1912-10-17

The Pioneer Transfer Co is prepared
10 handle your baggage or any kind
of dray work at reasonable prices. Of
fee on Fifth street just north Of Main
street. Phone Main ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-10-17
&c. "a On ~ MAN TODAY

Tracts. roads irrigation. Folded
and in cover. price only SO cents al
b 10k and drug stoTes-Adv. 1I2
Imperial Valley press., 1912-10-17
Hard Fighting

fRY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONs1
SENLlN, Hungary, Oct. 17.-Fightine G
between the Turkish troops and the
forces OF Bulgaria, Servia. Montenegro
and Greece is progressing. Several
clashes have occurred between the sui
tans soldiers and the Bulgarian army
at Djumbala, according to report.
Losses on both sides are very heavy.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-10-17
VIZ. Ranchnr

treat yourself. Get the new trac+
ROAD and irrigation map. Prices soc
al book and drug stores.-Adv 143.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-10-17

Mrs. ". +. COx-Music Teacher
Studio on Broadway, near Fifth. Spe-
cial attention to latest methods. Pupils
may enter for fall term now.-Ady
Imperial Valley press., 1912-10-17
THE SIZE OF IT

More than 1000 copies of the
Press are printed and sent daily
10 regular subscribers. This
means that fully 10000 people
read ii every day. 1t also means
that the advertiser gets some
thing for his money. The man
giving to charity does not look
for results. hut the man in busI-
ness must expect returns from
his investment.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-10-17
For the Indies

New suits, cloaks and dresses al the
Ladies' Toggery-Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1912-10-17
Force Entrance

BY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONSl
ATHENS. Oct. 1.-Two Greek gun
boats have forced entrance 10 the eulf
OF Arta. despite heavy fire from the
Turkish fort
Imperial Valley press., 1912-10-17

CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR
Imperial Valley press., 1912-10-17
TURKEY DECLARES WAR
ON BULGARIA AND SERv|A

LONDON, Oct. 17-Constantinop ople
dispatches state that Turkey has for
maily declared war against Bulgaria
and SerVia. The Turkish war office has
ordered general advance on the
Greek frontier. The Ottoman feet is
already sailing.
Both the Servian and Bulgarian min
listers received their passports today
and imm ediately departed for home.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-10-17
S-hranck Busy Writing
Hull Moose Diet

IRY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONSl
CHICAGO. Oct. IA man whose
name was not given telephoned Prog
The oasis., 1912-06-08

of raising as large a fund as pos sible, to cover expenses. A general invitation is extended to all the people of Santa Cruz county to come to Nogales on the great American anniversary, and have good time.
 Monday evening there will be general meeting of all the commit tees at the Santa Cruz Club, and all parties interested in holding a zansinle Fourth of July celebration at Nogales are invited to attend.
The oasis., 1912-06-08
An Interesting Occasion.

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Otto H. Herold entertained a party of Nogales ladies at her elegant home on Marsh Heights, bridge whist being the chief diversion, the high est score being made by Mrs. Frank Fitch, who carried away the prize. Dainty refreshments were served. The fair hostess was assisted by her mother, Mrs. M. Marsteller and Mrs. Theron Richardson.
 Following were the guests pres ent, viz: Mrs. L. H. Watkins, Mrs. Frank Fitch, Mrs. V. A. Sneaker, Mrs. M. H. Barr, Mrs. D. P. Smelling, Mrs. H. M. Clagett, Mrs. Theodore s. Marsh, Mrs. I. Burgoon, Mrs. A. J. Abbott Mrs. |. Hayes, Mrs. Frank J. Duffy, Mrs. w. c. Budge, Mrs. w. F. Overton, Mrs. Allen T. Bird, Mrs. A. J. Mil. liken, Mrs. A. V. Dye, Mrs. c. H. Madden, Miss Mix, Mrs. H. s. Creighton, Mrs. A. L. Gustetter Mrs. E. L. Chalfant, Mrs. s. Leeker. Mrs. H. R. Renshaw, Miss Dorothy Franklin, Mrs. J. k. Mcintyre, Mrs. Phil Herold, Mrs. c. L. Fow- Ter, Mrs. Harry Hannah, Mrs. Ferd Van Mourick, Mrs. T Richardson, Mrs. NJ. Marsteller, Mrs. Ceq O'Keefe.
The oasis., 1912-06-08
New Municipal Government.

Monday evening the new board of town trustees, elected on the twenty.seventh of May, held it's first meeting, and organization was effected by the election of Captain l.. w. Mix as mayor.
 The new mayor appointed the following committees:
 Finance: Councilmen Otto H.. Herold, J. T. Brickwood, W. G. Bowman.
 Streets: ConnciImen G. A.. Fiedler, A. A. Doherty, J. T. Brick wood.
 Ordinances: Councilmen w. G. Bowman, Bracey, Curtis, A. A. Doherty.
 Licenses: Councilmen Brickwood, Herold and Curtis.
 Police Councilmen Doherty, Fiedler and Bowman.
 Fire and Water: Councilmen Curtis, Fiedler and Herold.
 Cemetery: Councilmen Herold, Fiedler and Brickwood.
 Health: Doherty, Brickwood and Bowman.
 As now constituted the municipal government is as follows:
 Mayor: L. W. Mix.
 Town Clerk: Grover Marsteller.
 Town Marshal: J. K. Wright.
 Streets Commissioner: A. L. Peck.
 Town Trustees: L. w. Mix, John T. Brickwoed, A. A. Doherty, c. A. Fiedler. Otto H. Herold Bracey Curtis, W. G. Bowman.
 The Town Marshal is ex oficio Tax Collector, and the Town Clerk is ex-oificio Town Treasurer and License Tax Collector.
The oasis., 1912-06-08

Reserved seats for "Ch] s's Aunt" may be obtained at tn h. ternational drug store afte, ten o'clock Friday mornirs, June I4lh. This Imaginable come iJ wi be presented on Monday ne sh, at Lyric theatre. sYS
The oasis., 1912-06-08

retiring mayor and common coun. cil. there gathered at the court house Saturday evening of last week a large assemblage of citizens to inaugurate preparations for an at. tractive and effective celebra- tion of the Fourth of July.
 The meeting was called to order by the retiring mayor, Doctor A. H. Noon, who called for nomina- tions for chairman, in accordance with which Judge w. A. O'Connor was chosen to preside, and L. H. Watkins was made secretary.
 The sense of the meeting was that all the people of the county should be invited to participate, and in making up the committees all parts of the county were giving representation on the executive committee. Following in the ar- rangement:
 Executive Committee: Captain L. w. Mix, chairman, Doctor V. A. Sneaker, Samuel Leeker, H. M. Clagett, A. V. Dye, Doctor A. L. Gustetter, H. K. Chenoweth, James A. Harrison, Nogales; R, R. Rich. ardson. w. s. Sultan. Oscar Ash burn, Patagonia; Harvey Walker, Tom Cumming, Joseph E. Wise, Calabasas; Charles A. Bankerd, Duquesne; Todd c. Woodworth Gro Blanco; George Beebe, Ben F. Powell, c. L. Wood, Elgin; w. E. Bower, w. E. Parker, Camille; Richard Farrell, Harshaw; Geo. W Parker, Mowry; Juan B. Elias, Sopori; NJ. NJ Trickey, Washington Camp; William Lowe, w. E. Bal com, Tubac; Demetri0 Amado, Amadoville
 Finance Committee; Con o.. Keefe, chairman, Doctor Albert l.. Gustetter, H. M. Clagett, H. K. Chenoweth, Doctor V. A. Sneaker, George A. Fielder
 Entertainments H. s. Creighton, chairman: A. V. Dye, H. K. Cheno- weth, J. B. Bristol, K. J. Taylor, W. A. O'Connor, W. s. Mcknight, L. H. Watkins.
 Decoration Committee: D. P. Smelling, chairman, K. L. Mix, Frank Hale, Jesse Chatham, Frank Krupp, s. Leeker, A. s. Noon, l. Burgoon.
 Reception Committee: w. A. UConnor, chairman, Doctor A. H. Noon, E. Titcomb, F. J. Duffy, M. Marsteller, F. J. Barry, s. F. Noon, BraCey Curtis, Phil Herold, Dave Loeb, A. Carpena, M. Escalada, Spiro Proto, Ramon Vasquez, A. V. Dye.
 Music and Literary Program: A, V. Dye, chairman, Bracey Curtis, H. M. Clagett.
 Para de Com mittee: Bracey Curtis, Chairman, Doctor A. L. Gustetter, J. B. Bristol.
 Fireworks Committees J. B. Mx, chairman, c. H. Hector, E. L. Chalfant, W. c. Budge.
 Refreshment Committee: w. s. Mcknight, chairman, Cyrus Mar steller, James A. Harrison, A. L. Peck, M. Escalada, J. E. Wise, Oscar F. Ashburn.
 The plan is to make the Fourth oi July celebration this year the most complete and successful ever known in Nogales. To that end large and effective committees have been provided, and the finance Committee has haan pooda no rtion
The oasis., 1912-06-08
INDEPENDENCE DAY.

uooaIes and Santa Cruz County Pre- pshng Housing Celebration of the Great Nationai Anniversary
The oasis., 1912-06-08

Remember the date. Monday, June 17th. At Lyric theatre. It will be good.
The oasis., 1912-06-08

The Town Marshal is ex officio Tax Collector, and the Town Clerk is ex-ohicio Town Treasurer and License Tax Collector.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-08-22
Sretet BEN Staatsber.
6QnO BET!

@er nod niht Dem Stnntsnerbano
onqeb0rt. Iullte MN beitrrteH. 3ur
8equemlihfeit Ser 9euH6en lit in
oieIem 8lotte elm 8eitritts5ettel ab-
georudt, Ser ousgefiiIlt uno nebIt
Dem @eitrittsbetrnge bon ie 50c per
8erion on oen s9eutiherSeroIo" ge-
ianot iuer6en iollte, Der Damn Die gtd.
men iulb 8eitrGge an BEN 8erbdnos-
SefretGr obliefern miro, 0onlit Die
neu beitretenoen @erlonen 9uittllug
uno Gerbanositottiten erbnIten Ser.
ner fin0en oie 2eier in oieien 8latte
oie GrunOiaterfldrnug nnS Hlat'
form 6es OeutidJ-amerifaniIdjen gtG'
tiDaalbnn6es, tpelfe ieoer 0eittife
genon ourdIeien uno al ieiner eige-
neu MAIDEN iollte. 9enn ie0er 2otaI.
un0 3neigDerbono nuB .eo iplo"
oieIe Rlotform onnebmen, INN ii6ers
baupt in 0en gfationalbitno dIfge.
nomnen tperoen 81 fonnen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-08-22
Gldn5enOer Grntebcri6t
I'm 1900 Willionen Bnibel mebr
WetreiOe ais i'm @Oriabre. Sen
nHO SartOffeln DOr5iiglidD.

lin 1900 W1ilionen guifel mebr
@etrei0e miro, Iaut 8eri6ts oes
Aderbolnmtes iiber oen Stano Der
5elofriihte om 1. 9luguit, oos 2nnO
IN oieiem Sabre mebr ertten oils inn
8oriabre. Sn Den bier Souptgetrei-
Oeorten ollein tit Ole 3imabnle 766
WliQionen 8uihel, un6 m1ren
iebr ergie6igen 9egen i'm Iaisgebiet
eingeiamnelt moroen, 10 miiroe Die
3unabme INN meitere 100 01ilionen
9uihel GROCER iein. 8ieie 9lbihG-
eitngen Der beginnenoen @rnte lno
Die totidhlid]e@e @eiomniterilte 0es8or.
iobres Der bier @etreioearrlten 1ino:
glugllIt 1912 grnte 1911
8ei5en 6S0,000,000 62t, 100000
01uis 2,81t, 100000 2,581 ,OOO, 900
Sofer 1,207 100000 922,000,O00
8erite 202,000,000 160.00O,000
Die Seueriite miro auf 73 N1illio-
men Eonnen pernniblagt, oie gr0Bte
in Der @eidid]te oeS 2anoes; I'M Iee-
ten Sabre mar 1te AZ ,444 900. Gie
&artoffelernte miro, ousidlieBlid)
SiiBfortoffeln, 87t @lilioneH gu.
idel iein, rs Miaionen mebr ais i'm
gtltr 9uhmei3en oiirfte
einen INN 5pei 9illionen guI6eI ge-
rtngeren grtrog oIs i'm 8oriabre er.
geben. Die Niaiserhte lit nur IN oen
Sabren 1906 un0 1910 gr0Ber ge-
peien ole @ei5eneritte lit Die fiinft-
groBte IN ben lesten 5pnn3ig SSobren,
bic Soferernte lit Inn 81 W2iaionen
9ulheI qroBer aIs ole 0es y8amer-
iabres" 1910. @erite INN "a DtiQio.
nen groBer aIs Die oes beiten @erite-
arnteiobres 1906, Goggen,35 Wtiqio-
nen 8uihel, tommt Dem Banner.
iabre gleid, ON &artoffeln muroen
MIR 1909 mebr geerntet, nGntIih is
Dtillionen 8uihel mebr. g[uh an
Site limo Die 8oOener3eiigniiie ipeit
iber oos 01itteImoB.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-08-22
@Or6ereitnnsen Ses @ermnnia
@ereins.

Der Siour Sails ,,@ermanio-8er-
Elm" belt bereits 5pei mihtige Siblm.
gen ob, Inn Die ndberen 9onnentions-
arrangements al treffen. Die ners
fdieoenen Gonlitees Iino ernannt itno
tperoen ltnper5iiglid an Die Irbeit
geben. Sbne Die gebts nift, menn
Der I'M 9Stltereiie oes gelantmten
9erti6tllms 10 notipenoige @rfoIg
nidt ousbIeiben ioa. glob ser
StnotsperbanO- -8erfoiiitng ergriff Der
bieiige @ermania-8erein ols @aItge-
Der Die notigen erlten Sfritte unO
Die 8erbanos- -Greclitipe bilft nult
ipafer nit, ipie oosielbe ailh iebt BON
8einnlnten oeutiben 8reiie inn
Stadte erpartet miro.
9aS genoue SeitprOsramm fam
bis oato nod niht neroffentIiht mer.
ben. oa nod cine gnn8e 9teibe BON
&orarbeiten oo5u notig iino uno Die
slntiporten ouf oieSbe5iigli6e &orre-
iponoen5 nod olle ousIteben. SSSe0en-
falls miro inn 9SntereIie onoerer
Gta6te bonn bieiigen Gomittee 0arauf
Giifiidt genonlmen, onB fid Die
Siour Sails aonperttion irtnerbolb
@ren5en bepe9t, Die es ipdterbin alth
fleineren St6oten ernl0gli6en ii6
Inn Die @bre Ser &onoention 5ubeiDer-
ben. 3ugleib miro ieoob Don Siour
Sails elm iDentg mebr berlongt nno
eripdrtet, alS BON onoeren StG0ten.
glu6 Die 5rnge oes nGd)itiGbrigen
SOuOentiDnsOrtes lit oieIleift bereits
am Hlase. g9ir tp0ren i'm eSntereiIe
Der logii6ell nn0 natitraen6Ben gnt-
ipidelilnq oes Stoatsberbonoes ser
slniidt, DAB sic StaOt 6nrun 0ie
n1dlite 4onnention erboIten iollte,
neil I'M oortiger @egeno nod eine
Wtalie bon 3eutifen nobnen, Die TO-
tDeit Dem StnntSperbono fernIteben.
gSenn Die &uron -9eutihen in Ser.
binoung nit 0em oortiaen ,Gom.
merciol Club" oie red3ten Gfritte
einleiten miirOen 10 lieBe iih ole 9ln.
gelegenbeit 81 beioerieitigen 8eIten
iuobl arrnngireH. Suron 1T cine
quite Gonpentionsitoot uno on Chr.
gei5 uilo eei61ftIihem ltnterneb-
mitngseeift febIt es genonnter Sto0t
mabrIid nid]t unO es ioIlte- me-
nigitens freiien, ipenn Die oltf Ser
Siour Sails 4onpention erlheinen.
Den 8ertreter Surons cine ioIhe Gin
Iooitng iiberbringen ipiiroen, abnIih
tDie es Der Staatsperbano bon Wsin-
meIpta tut iuelher ben 3eutIdoen 9oq
eineH Sag bor 8eginn Der MinneIofa
Staats-6air ubbdlt lnt 0ementfpre.
demo propaganda moht.
Bon Der o5leie BreiIe" in Aber-
been 1T IeBtere Stoot Dor @odpen iuie.
Der dls aoHpeiltionsort fir 1918 in
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-08-22

ten: vOleine Serrenl i6 iiberIoiie es
Sybnen uno Sbrem @ott. Sic fonuen
feinen Srrtltm begebeH, ipeun Sic
Clarence Q. 0aroH ihulOig befiu.
oen@.
llno oie @eihnotenen beianoen
ibn nod einen 8eruttng BON pierrno.
OreiBig 0finiiten tibt ihuloig. Sof-
fentli6 ba6eu iie ailh onnit feinen
eSrrtltm beaungen
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-08-22
SnsseIumt S2O4,O97,OO

Sds ut cine @r5elgltng neuer
8erte bon Ourdihnittlia $3.50 pro
aopf Der 9epoIferung 0es Stootes
2aut oem Iesten 3erIus bon 1910
eibt es 1854 ,6armen in Sii0 0a-
fota. 3ieben mir Die $10,000.000
fir 0lineralien, Steine uno 3iegel
ab, 10 bIeibt fir Die Snrlnerertrdge
oIIein elm 9etrag BON $194,097, 900
iibrig, ooer elm Dur1ibnittsertrag
BON ungefdbr $2,50O ouf ieOe ein.
seine 6nrm i'm Stonts.
9ieier 7nrd)I6nittsertrag, pro
&upf Der 8eb6Iferuug DSer fir ieSe
ein5elne Inrm berednet, pirb nOn
feinem an0ercn Gtante in ben gansea
Observation-Disclosures erreidlt, iuOOnrdl
beiuieIen 1T, 6af SaO 9atOta Der be.
lte 5Grmeritaat in Der 1lniOn iit.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-08-22
StaatSberbanO
Sinmbicbreibem beS &taatss
DerbambsZefrctdrS
9nr sipnr ifaIIs 0onpentipm.

9Solaen0es Gunol6reiben oeS
Stoatsperban0- Setret1rS, Serrn8ol-
ter Sennaher bon glberoeeu erfl6rt
lid, ielbIt lmo miro oen 2eiern befuei.
ZEN, 0oB oie Greflttine nlid) olle Gin.
Itrenqungen modt, INN ole aonoen-
tion in Siour Sails gum groBt-mog-
li6en grfolg 81 MAIDEN.
9inm6Idreibcn Ses ScfrctGrs.
glber0eeu, g. .. 8. 9[ug. ~
9ln oie Serreu SefretGre Der SofoI-
Dereiiie.
g8erter Serr:
Siernit benahrihtige id Sic, Bob
sic oiesjGbrige 6eier oes 8euti6en
3aqes .auf ben 10-t2 Sftober in
Giour Sails feitgeiebt lit. Gos nab.
ere 8rogromm meroe ih Sbnen ipa.
fer ien0en.
gs lit nun bon qr0Bter @i6tigfeit
fiir 0as peitere 8eoeiben oes Stnats-
Derbanoes, ooB oieies Set mogliblt
Sablreid aus alien 8eileu oes StaoteS
beiudt miro. g9ir boben 81 5eigen,
0aB 0as 9eutidtum i'm State 5iioni-
men b1It, uno Der 0elttiher Gag ems
Der beIten beiudteiten 8oIfSfeite it,
9llts 6ieIem @runoe lit es BON groBter
8i6tigfeit, oaB Die 2Ufalpcreinc idlDn
iebt cine rege SGtigfeit cutfalten,
Inn aus ieoem 8e5irf cine mogli6it
groBe gln5n6l 5uiammer5ll6rin9en.
8on ser 2eitlng oes Stnotber-
banoes lit aub bereits BEL Der @iien-
babn Inn 0iegrcitriionsrate fir 0ieicn
Gag nahgeiudlt iporoeh fonnenSie
beItimmt nit oieier State, ole 9funO-
fa6rt gleid 1 1-3 oes 9Sreiies Der elm
faden 55abrt, rehnen. lin nun ben
,@ermaniu 8erein" moglidit melt
5u ltnteritiiben, bite id] sic, mir bis
gum 1. 9ftober oie ungef6bre gln.
Sabl ser Seilnebner mit3uteilen, oa-
nit iib Die 8aitgeber einrihten fon-
men.
sSerner made id sic 6orouf ouf-
mertionL oaB etfpaige glntrGge S5bres
@ereins betreffeno Die @eihGfte oes
Staatsoerba10es mir bis gum 10.
September idriftIid ein8lreihen
iino.
Soffeno, ooB Sic, ioipeit es in SD
rem &r6fteu itebt, 9laes tun peroen,
nm Dem oiesidbrigen 9euti6en Eoge
81 einem groBen grfOIge 81 berbel-
fem 5eihnet,
Dit oeuti9em Grub,
8nIter SeDnoher,
Sefret1r.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-08-22

@eitere Rreisfrage:-8lei6cn 6iC
Gait 9feguI6ren IN Siio 0ototn
Republifnner, penn iie aus 9lerger
iiber oie Snrtn1digfeit Der g8nl
0looIer~ uno @rogrelIipen oas oemo.
fratilhe Sidet itimrnen 9-llno ipenn
Der ,Ih0ne Geo. gS. 5um @ouper.
neur nomtnirt tporoen mdre, uno Die
regldGren uno irreguldren Gepubli,
foner b1tten fir oen oemofratiihen
@ourberneursfanoiOnten geitimnt,
mdren tie Damn onh nod fepubli.
faner p 8reis: Gin alter Soien-
fnopf,
Die 8riten bauen charlottesville"
un0 oie 9eutiden uno SeItreiher
gferlhoe fib net.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-08-22

Sdwnr5.ueifl 3millinge gebnr in
Ger 6rauenflinit in W2iinden ON 1.
4uguit cine 6rdiL un0 sipnr 5fpei
Nt1o6en, BON oenen oas cine ihpor3
nno 0ns n1oere tpeiB NOR. - Seoen-
falls pollen ober Die bie0ern 8oiern
es niht glouben, ooB Der Batter fein
.0toIefi5preiB", ionoern elm gteger
mar. 8ieIIei6t mars Elm preuBiI6er
gteger?
Sol. @atterIOn, Der feit SaDOm
iiber5eugt lit. ooB infer Or 3beo-
oor, grprGlibent, irriinuig lit, nennt
in ieinem Courier SSournol" Die
9onpention Ser Rooiebelt &artei noie
lebbaft on Carrie geotion erinnernoe
Coronation. "-glu6 nidt libel.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-08-22
edlmeideI6aftes llrteil.
Grnte bon Sin 9afOta

9as Itotiitiibe 9ureau, Dem oie
Die belten Queaen sur 9erfiiglrng
iteben, id]6bt Den @ert Ser oiesiGb.
rigen 6arm- mo 8ergiDerts.gr5e
niiie oes Stootes Siio 9ofota ouT
mebr 0enn 200 Milliouen Dollars,
Derteilt iuie folat:
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-08-22

Ter OentI6e GaiIer mirS am 3.
September Die Shnei5 beiu6en uno
miro BON einem So5ialiiten, Serrn
gloder, I'M g1onen Der Shruei5er
Regierlng mo oes ao1tons 8aieI
begriiBt tDeroen. g@erooe mie in
9eutihlono".
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-08-22
streihi6ter

@lOOieuelt. .gartei 1T Der nenc nm-
getalfte Rame.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-08-22

f0nnen. 8enn ioIde geiebIidJe 03it-
tel Deriagen 10 polen Die ..&eglId-
rem Die gSabl BON prpgreiIipen glef.
loren luo Die BON nit 0en 8rogrel-
liOen SDmpatbiiirenoen ouf Dem
Stants. trno GongreB-8idet befdm-
pfen.~ -S6on geon6t lmo idlon
flor ousgeoriidt. gtibt fpobr?
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-08-22
cDh saas

Merchants who do not
advertise in a German pa
per, do not deserve the
German trade.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-08-22

Sin u9lOOicpelt Gln6" unrSe iebtc
ISOLDE in Chamberlain, 2. O., gebil.
oct, Dem innerbolb 8 8ogen bereits
$50 Dtitglie0er 6eitraten. 9aDon
iinO 70 8ro5ent ange6Iib progreiIipe
&epnblitaner lmO Der 3eIt 0eno-
trnten.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-08-22

Sin ifmGdltiger g4em gprfer
5hriftieber bon $50 8flrno beiratete
Dor eirigen Sngen Die $50 CD 8funo
lhpere gllptne 8litif, cine 8un0er
Giscl5oume. Die S6riftieber mill
len bod INNER etluos 9lpartes baben.
5offentlid miro 9lIpindeu Dem
Seter ni9t aufidIIig ionit: @ooO-
bpe SeBfunIti
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-15

no doubt o'hers will he impressed with the result and do likewise
 aPerhaps some Of yau may think that I have digress from subject. which l should have distuescd, bnj being located entirely in an agricul, tural seclion Of lhe State, l feel that am fully justified in calling your atteNticGe 10 theG@ mstters, and thal q majority of you will eoincils W, h me ill the statements which I have made.
 Tn conclusion I wish to thank the various officers and committees fec 'he assistance rendered me at Val ious times, and also wish 70 thank all of he yariour banks as well, for the information furnished me-"