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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-20
New jersey Nan Is Named
Associate Justice By Taft
Appointee Is Now Chancellor of State---No
Opposition Is Looked for--Malxes Fifth
New Justice Named By President Taft.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 20. Presi-
dent Taft Yesterday sent to the
senate the nomination OF Mahlon
Pitney Of New Jersey to be asso-
ciate Justice Of the United States
supreme court.
He also nominated julius NJ. Ma
yer Of New York City to be Judge
Of the United states district court
for southern New York. and Fer
dinand Gear of Cassyllle. Wis, to
be district Judge. eastern district
Of Wisconsin.
The statement that Judge Pitney
would be named as the successor Of
the late Justice John NJ. Harlan
was made at the White House yes
terday subsequently to call by
John w. Griggs, former attorney
general Of the United States, aud
. delegation Of New Jersey lawyers,
all OF whom spoke OF Judge Pltney
In The highest terms
The fact that Mr. Taft probably
would select Chancellor Pitney did
not become known until yesterday,
and then It was discussed only with
some OF the presidents closest and
ultimate friends Unusual efforts
We're made 70 guard the secret.
lne president had planned 10 send
'he nomination iu yesterday as q
complete surprise Taft does not
Apeet any opposition IN the senate
~ casting about for a successor
y Justice Harlan, Mr. Taft nrsl
oaked beyond the Mississippi river
a enc time u seemed certain No
would namo Judge William G. Hook
g the tHlted States circuit couri
aaa aealu chat Secretary Charlie.
Nasfl 20 tho department " com
"'fse aud Tabor would D. chosen
fhefe was a protest aeaiust lnde,
aoos because 81 hls desislous r
w Oklahoma cases one inyoiylhf
'a' eeni iala lass aud las oiha
M ilHi Grow ear iaw The lat
ease m which iudre llool
decided ln favor 90 tho milroad
l'a'i the contention &c the ns
aHesie1 o. faIl io have tosI
haal cause ol tbe prssideuf
''A'ns from the Kansas iurlR o.
ORGANIZATIONS protested asaln.
'''af7 Narei ON ibe ground lba
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-20
FREDDY WELSH QUITS
THE FIGHTING GAME

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 20.--Fred
Welsh announced he had called off
his American invasion and will now
leave as soon as able for Chicago
TO enter a sanitarium to take treat
ment for stiffened muscles.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-20
Hiram Johnson Has Deserted
Ranks of LdFOIlette Forces
California's Governor Is In Favor of T. X. ---
Declares President Has Betrayed Party
TrustIssues Long Statement

NEW YORK, Feb. 2O.-Hiram
johnson, governor of California,
heretofore an ardent supporter of
Senator Robert NJ La Toilette, is
sued statement here yesterday
saying that in his opinion Theo-
dore Roosevelt should be the next
republican nominee for president
of the United States. The statement
was issued, he said, with Mr.. Roose-
velts knowledge, but not neees-
sarily with his sanction.
"The admiration of California
progressiyes for Senator La Toilette
is undiminished said Governor Hi
ram Johnson, "and they recognize
his splendid services and great sac
rifces for the cause In Califor-
MIA, however, it is obvious that pro-
gressive polices can best be accom-
plished at present through the lead
Iership OF Theodore Roosevelt. To
him the west has ever looked as
guide in righteousness in govern
ment as the exponent of equal OPP
portunity for all and as the cham
pion Of popular rule.
To-day there Is not a hamlet or
city IN this country where, upon
a ballot, legitimately taken, the
people would not prefer him to his
principal opponents. But It is tray-
esiy upon boasted government
OF the people that With this over
whelming sentiment there should fog
one instance be- doubt Of the result
-Four years ago Mr. Roosevelt
turned over 10 hls successor a r..
lpuhlican party AZ high tide of snc.
tcss and entrenehed % the CONF.
denge of all To-day with the record
lut the past three gears the rapnh.
l.can PARTS o. 81 Hs ehb eilh com
adenee ln "a SADLY shaken
Win bot aFe exceptions H &
lpniY Whera pugessiylam has been
ylfiorlons thai state government So,
Ifti Republican ara .a taailaus wili
itha lsaasr whose three wears hax.
erousbf eaeh disaster csn mea'
onN pol.thal aisile
iic Want. fr,l,is
tiearsu ftnfe H rs.
ltIiatiaH ahsil fhs eoai ia,e 81.
shfN Roosevelt t nominated s
shi' reGntiiesnt oaart fetntu a.
isat psi ihe nomlastIoa 81 enc ahea
WaH tat sreokea the rsrfl
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-20

WASHINGTON reh sa Pro-
found disappointment en- receiving
.laumatioba that Secretary Koos asa
nog contemplate nivluk Colombia any
ataase - ths utllmata afhitfas
flaa al bef eialms against the lplt.
80 states VAS aeuaWllF ffieei
fhe reason fer the espFtsaina
alsm seHaf peafa Sci ospiHa thr
/ CaInm hI1a minister. thai fHif hf
/ IMU Naas q bH eaaulft at the
nfaf l.Me would - Harfer
Ilaue
I u dssslea Yestssdaf ltat ,shs'
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Greer, accom-
panied by Mrs. Robert Tucker. came
over from Goldileld this morning
TO attend the Colonial Danes ball
this evening
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-20
DOUBLE CHINESE MURDER.

SEATTLE, Wash, Feb. 2O.-Two
Chinese brothers were murdered
yesterday by their nephew. who is
believed to have drowned himself.
following the shooting The police
think he was demented
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-20
SICII1AN STABS GREEK
THROUGH THE HEART

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Feb. 20
George Vavas, a Sicilian, stabbed
John Gianoulis, a Greek. through
the heart with a cakeknife in the
course of a street fight between
the two nationalities. A mob sur
rounded the Jail for an hour, and
threatened to lynch the murderer
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-20
INDICTMENTS DISMISSED.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 20
Thirty indictments against Abe
Ruef were dismissed yesterday by
Judge Lawlor with the consent
OF District Attorney Fickert.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-20
MURDERER is HANGED.

MOBILE. Ala, Feb. 20-J l..
Odon, triple murderer, was hang
ed here yesterday lie refused the
services Of clergyman and his own
SON who is a Catholic priest He
killed two men and boy who tes-
tilted against him in case of
cruelty to a dog.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-20

"La Toilette League" for Teddy.
FRESNO, Cal, Feb. 20.-Ches-
ter H. Rowell, president of the La
Toilette league of California, declar-
ed for Theodore Roosevelt yester-
day and called a meeting of the
progressives to be held in San
Francisco on February 2S. to de-
termine on future course.
Whatever sentiment that meet
ing develops will doubtless be ac-
eepted as representative Of progress
sive sentiment in California general
ly Rowell said Personally.
agree with Governor Johnson that
there is nothing for the California
progressives to do but to get unit
edly behind the candidacy OF Col
Theodore Roosevelt. Our recogul-
tion Of the changed circumstances
which nov render Senator Robert
IM IA Toilette unavailable as Il
candidate. does mt lessen our ad.
mlratlon for him our sympathy
goes ont to him In his sickness. but
me same consideration which In.
pelled the prngresslXes 1t Califnf
lna d support Ia F0lleite IN the
heeinuine now eail upan them @
euiis Yoa on Theodore Roosevelt
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-20

I'VE of the west with our conf
dence and trust in those who COM
pose this government and our be-
lief in the principles on which it
was founded, are in this national
struggle for Roosevelt and the pro-
gressive policies he represents.
This statement means, then, .
Governor Johnson was asked, that
you and the progressives you rep
resent, have transferred your sup
port from La Toilette to Theodore
Roosevelt?"
Exactly" Governor Johnson said.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-20

yond question that the great system
of veins which has been opened up
IN the Belmont is making its way
to the east, unbroken and without
loss OF value AS result of this
strike Halifax stock took quite a
rise on the market today, and West
End, which has 10000 shares of
Halifax in its treasury, advanced
five or six cents, selling as high as
.S7 cents per share.
~~~~-~JN~N~NJ~@~~@~-~-
ing the jaw. He broke away and
ran into the main street and gave
the alarm. The robbers fled with
out getting any booty
Sheriff Hunsinger and posse
Immediately started to run down
the bandits. A detailed descrip-
ton of the hoy was given by Rog-
ers. He was attired in white cor
duroy suit and wore a white cor
duroy hat. He was still at large
late last night but the offices ex-
peet TO capture him at any time.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-20

he had been too lenient in the en-
forcement OF the immigration laws
When Chancellor Pitney shall have
been confirmed by the senate and
has taken his place on the supreme
bench. President Taft will have had
the extraordinary experience of hav-
ing constituted majority of the
highest tribunal in the land--a
bench on which II has been his most
exalted ambition to serve as chief
Justice.
In addition TO naming five new
justices OF a court of nine, Presi-
dent Taft also had the distinction
OF elevating Associate Justice Ed
ward ID. White to the chief Justice
ship. making in all six supreme
court appointments during the three
years he has been president. The
five associate justice were Messrs.
lLurton, Hughes, Vandevanter. La
mar and Pitney,
Labor Federation Protests.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, Feb. 20.-
lA L. Uriek. president Of the Iowa
Federation OF Labor. yesterday adj
dressed Senators Cummins and Ken
you az Washington protesting
against the appointment Of presi-
dent Taft OF Chancellor Mahlon Pit
ney Of New Jersey 70 succeed the
Hate Justice Harlan OF the supreme
bench
IN statement President Trick
said the appointment Of pltney
would ho inimieal 70 the entire
working class ln the United States
Ie cited several recent judicial opin.
ions na evidence 81 this statement
referring particularly 20 the ease
loi Frank and nunguu Versus iierula
lbs indicating that Chancellor pil
uey was ireyaeahlv pledged q
lproperty rights a. against humar
flehts
The opponents 90 organization
lamous employees and tbose who aa
.yolaia pFopcriJ i.rtt @ thc ryelu
Sion 40 ail others should D. mugl
pleased o. have ludFe os fh'
supreme bench with a judicial mlu,
.so welt developed lu their lalereais
mil Mr. rfifk tat ia che indltlt
.usi vbn believes person flfhf
should D. respected rrslient raft
apnantmtnt Df Mr ritnsy woat
bs most disastrous sl fbh ilue
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-20

SENIOR Ospina nrtt road co., White
House announcement ~ wcek $500.
eiatias that President faH directed
the secretary uf stats tp ,hlt the
countries tordernE en fte Carlh.
beah aei BE- bailsi lt alth Hueon.
trHird enthusiasm
tu naiemput ef eomHeai t.e
coiomtian rrUadef ntssae a paa
slhle reoFfllnH hF un tai'ei
slat. 81 ite fmaais of co'omttt
lfaf arbitration 81 tts a'nsna
sfoeinE onf o the psnllap e'
panama an1 ite a04selitne h iha
government ef ths .aas raat Ftrg
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-20

tief fNHafr tHf
tHaaIan shall fbs noa fae al
.hsN Roosevelt ts nominated 81
ha'' feGnhi.eans leaff sefau
isat m lhe uomlasi'oa 81 ane aheH
Wah taf sfelkea the Faris
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-26

Gubli4 I'm Sabre 1745, wdbrsno
Der ate Jiirf In Ifin<m DsIbbaupI'
quarter su Wtibt mar. trai Der luers
bIitlids Sob an bas 9erp isiusr irsu'
en- Mnnes Gxfs. Mls Dsr DtHauer Oil
bois ibm bic Rnnridt- ibres ihHtIl<n
Ablsbtns bnihtf, ipdren gsrabt 5ipei
lsinsr G0bnt bel inn. b,rsn elmer. Wlo'
rib, frdnt lag. 2dut heulenb rannie
9topoIb ms aranien5immer uno riei
trampfbdft Idla45eno: ND, Worib,
ipefd llngliid Der 9tufeI bat bsint
Mutier eeboIt!" 60 tkioete fid iein
mtieffer Summer III bic raube Gprads.
bic ihm i'm llmsonee nit b1 rcbsn
Solbesta CUR @enobHbsit setUoroen
tpdr.
S~aaeldna psrlieb Ct mad bisfeR Zoe
ossfalls pus 3immer MIDI. Iueinie uno
tlagie unaufborlid, uB toum, uno tein
S9lof tam in feline ausfn. 81 piiyOe
benz i~Inaebeursn Shmer5 erksen ieirt,
iutnn nidt Der aries istnt S~bdiisieh'
in anfprud senommen uno iein ebrs
etfiibI mad srbolten bate.
4ter felt BEN 9ose Der lebtrn 9rens
nung BON ieinsr ttueren 5rau 2iebhsn
iparo 9;ppoIb niht mebr frpb - Tie
mar ibm biel selpeieu, bas niht erlebt
tuer0eH fonnte. Mnne : Qisfe bate ibm
fiinf S0bns unb flint 964tsr GEE
i9snft; bon biei,n itdrben orei uns
perbeirdtbst.
Giir5f 2sopoIb bat Der MsIt mond
geiipieI our Radobmung gsgsbsn, bus
id0nfte aber mar baS fsintr 9ermdbs
lung. 9as sinfade 9iirgsrmGoden
mar cine m~uitsreiltiss GtirItin ses
iporOsn. Hidt bic bp9ahelige @sburt,
ionbsrn Der 6er5snsobel mar bic be-
tuegenOs Mu4t ibres edit fiiritIi9sn &c,
bens.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-26
Il.
@eredtiater gB nj Ii

g0bnden. u4apal NunL ia Gu
Der Gdmeiter Elm Yiano aefnuft bo{f.
f0nntcit Gu mir Elm Bonn foufclss
Aater: aWo5ii bcrli mein ain62s
So9ad1cn eIomit ib nl,Sxeiteu
Tam. tuetIn lie iibt!" ..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-26
Gpfftter.

GpllIter.
Gas 8eib lit elm @1t6iel, ober Iet.
Der feii einiiIbiges.
X
Die anergrOBten 8ummbeitsn 5part
man Iih oft fit ictn 4lter naf.
lin idjneacr boripdrts at fonmen.
beniibct piele oos G~tefenpicro hires
8orgeiesten ais 8orIpann.
IS lit MIR git, SAB mardrr IN
Grof galt; tn SenioanneIn fonnte er
fid nid)t iebet Iaiiea.
n
Gs gibt 0fenihen. bis To rnlen Dor
lniter llmiatteln nift 5ilnt Ieiteni
Croft.
SABA, Ndhbnrs aarl fat ariaai.
i'd iabe aus mie Elm gbinipaniei~
Dummies 3eug, Der rat ii noh
gar feiren Gbimpanien lcisleu."
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-08-01

Iegoteu uno 81ite turs nod 8erto-
eung ole Seintreiie ailtraten, IieBen
Die iibrigen Serren oer @oItfreiino-
i6oft Der 8abpetoner Iamen mo
@erren ollie Gbre tpioerfobren lnO
Uerlebten ouh iDieoer an oieiem
9Ibeno uubereeBlihe Stun0en nit ib-
nen.
9llles in 9laen genommen bat ser
GentrolblnD. baben ale 3peige uno
@lieoer oesielben, beredtigten
@rlino, nit @enugtitung auf oieie,
0ie pierte S5nbresUeriammI1lnq 0es
Gentrnl6un0es, 5uriid5u6liden. 0enn
es Dar nift nlein Oie lGngIte, ionoern
uuh Die eripieBlidIte uno fruhtbar.
ite in Der @ei6idlte 0es gunoes.
gioge OerieI6e iueiter griinen II. blii-
ben, moge er INNER mebr erItorfen
1tn0 alle 3ieIe erreihen, Die er iih ge-
itedt bat.
llnO nun: @ott befo6lenl gluf
8ie0erieben gelegenli6 Der n1hiten
SSabres0erlummlung.
Stantsan5eiger.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-08-01

Staatsuerban0s, ser Dor menigen
@o6en in 6lanOreou, @. .. ge-
qriinoete ,0looOp SO. .@ermonia.
gerein~ 5ur 5eitigumg 0es iungen
9ofol- -8ereius uu0 5ur 8ropngauoa
Ses Sentidjen Gpangelinms am IL.
glngHit Gin grOkes Oenti6es set ab-
balten miro. (g9ir pertpeiien oieier.
balb ouf Die oiesbe5iiglihe 4n5eige
auf oieier Seite.) 3uglei6 perpeiieu
mir ilnlere 2eier ouf oas pradtige
ygingelanot" BON @errn Sers aus
M1enno, q. o, oas lmiere 9elttihen
griin0Iib itiloirert uno au6 beber5i-
gen iolleu.
Ser oeuti6e 6unfe, tpel6er anh
Der .3euti6er @erol6" ieit iiber IL
SSabren I'M Staote Siio 8afota onge.
faht bat, beginnt bereits aaenbolben
an 5iinoen uno boffentIih miro Die
geIammte Ocntide 9reiIe Oes StaateS
oeHiel6en mad balten nnO H6bren,
oomit er ouf Der SiOnr Sails GOn.
DentiOn Oieien &erbit 5ur ielben bei-
ligen ni1htigen6lamme enlporlpoere,
olS mie gelegertlid Der unpergeBli.
den @riinorng oes Stantsperbanoes
in glberOeen am %. uno 90. Sep
tember oes |. s., ipel6er Der oDeitt.
i6er &erolo" i'm Sntereiie oes
0eutihtIns i'm 9eor0en oes Staates
uno i'm SSntereile Der Ginigung oes
geiommten acknowledgements -bof-
fentlih marm genug oas 8ort ge-
reoet Dat.
9lIio los, oeutihe QoIlegen i'm
Staote, lno nun aud I'm Sntereiie
Oes SentidJtnms fir bic SiOnE 5alls
6DnDentipn ItGnoig Oie 9llormtronl-
pete gebIoienI gSer lit Der grite?
o8ir mOlleH Iein Elm eiHis Bolt
bon SriOern!
nSunsens bolt foIt~l
S. 8.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-08-01

Iebte Erekberbanb Str en9liidlen
grci;e Oes Staatcs oen Sd)riftleiter
.. 8l. gum eriten &icepr6iiOent oes
@erbanoes einltimnlig ertp65lt un0
ieine @abl gum BrGii0enten
Iiebt bepor. 8ir betonen oos mabr-
lid niht aus giaerlob, Ionoern nm
sli beipeiien, Dab oie re9te 8et6tigilng
eines 0eutldomerifuners OenfenbeH
nmD ge6iIScten Amerifanern gefdllt.
@s lit iommeri6aoe, OoB niht aud
Oie iibrigen &ertreter Der oeutihen
9reIIe i'm Staate oieie 5iibling nit
i6ren engIii6eu &oIlegen iuhen. gs
mare elm gtusen fir iie ielber uno Oos
geiommte 8eutidtilm I'M Stoate.
& y
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-08-01
Sin 9afota berlamgt
eSarmarbeiter
Sine srpFc Slrmee BON 2euten nOtig
fir Die Grnte.

Sii6 0ofota perIongt grttedrbei.
ter, nm Die aleinfruht einbringen
an fonuen. Der giniDonoerungs-
fomnlilidr Teets, tpeIher einen oies-
be8igIi6en slufrnf fir Die 5ormer
erIoIfen bat, erflart, oaB cine gro-
Be Qlrrnee bon 2ellten uotlpen0ig
iein miro, Inn oie @etrei0eernte IN
Dem oItIiAen 9eile oes Staates ein-
5ubringen. Gr ingt in Dem Aufruf:
BroBe grnten erforoern iofort ei-
ne arniee bon grilte- rno 9relhor-
beitera in Siio 8ofotn. gs gibt 9lr.
belt sn bobem 2obn fiir ale, bic fonis
men. SD rate 0en 2euten rnh Dem
mittIeren lmo norolihen SeiI oes
Stootes an asben. Gs miro Arbeit
geben bis gum Sp1tberbit.
9idbere 9ltsfunft erteiIt ssobn 9.
3eets. Ginpoa0e1nngs
Bierre, g. ..
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-08-01

Die Sprade fir ibre 3mede 81 be-
nltBen uno al perperten.
Die 9eutiden, bon oen olten Ser
mnnen on bis bart an Die @egeupart
baben cine ioI6e Geibe bon 9idnnern
BON geidi6tli9er unb niiienidaftli-
der 8eoeltling ollf 81 peiien; mie
fein on0eres 8olt. 9enfe on Die
Geibe bon 0i6tern, @aturforibern II.
StaatsntGnnern! Sollte oos ni6t
@runo iein, ouf Oein 9euti9tum
itol5 3u ieiu2 Sag Oeuti6er 9onos-
mann! niait on oeine CUTE oeutide
2iteratur bergeben nerban0eln fir
mooernen mnerifnnii6en S1uno2
Oh brau6it feinen antbeoer, Oh baIt
ielbit Die Spro6e uno WGnner. On
brarblt nift, Inn onerifoniid1 81
iperoen, oein 0eutiG preis3ugeben,
on fannit beioes, nmeritniii9 peroen
unO oeutif bleiben; fur8 3eutid-
9lmerifaner iein.
0iit @ruB an Die Geooftiou,
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6OnOrar BON $4,000 winfte Dem
Sieger.

Cine nitfregenoe g9ettfobrt bon
geelp gorf na6 ct. 2ouis, bel neldler
es iid oorum bonoeIt, mer 6as gfedt
baben Ioate, eine @rhi6nft BON $4OO,
600, 5u beripalten, en0ete in St.
2ollis i'm 8ureau oes g5ahlaBaerihtg
nIs ein butloier uno otemIoier iun-
ger Wtonn bereingeItiirmt fam uno
cine glbihrift oes Seltdments 0es
gterD 9orfer Safe -Snporteurs S5uli-
us Steinuenoer InDenfte.
lin Die Sahla9e 5uperIteben, iei
0as 5olgenoe bornusgeIhidt. SSuli.
us Steinpenoer itnrb in gteiD gort
om 4. SUM. glniheinenO bate er
fein Seltament binterlolIen, un0 Der
offertlihe g2nhlaBoerfpeier SdrrD
Sroa iibernnbm oober 5tpei 8oae Ipa-
ter oie 0erfpoltlrng 0es in WtiIioiiri
befinoli6engen6Ioiles Ser o1tf $400..
600 geidldbt fpltroe. 9antit lit ein
Sonorur BON flint 8ro5ent ooer $20,-
600 Uertniipft. Damn tpuroe elm
Seitoment gefltn0en, uuo oie gr6en
berlangten 0oB Der langiGbriqe9ort.
ner oes 8erItorbenen, geamen Stoff.
reaen, oie gertpaltung oes 9ianlalies
iibernebmen ioIlte. 9as @eIeb bon
gfiIioitri i1reibt bor, ooB 0urh 0ie
gtieOerlegtng zines 9eitaments i'm
gtadIaBgerifte cine borber eingeieBte
Communication entpeoer beitdtigt
ooer ipioerrlIfen miro. gs ban0elt
iidl olio oarrn, tpeIde BON bei0en
Rarteien cine 9lbihrift 5uerit m ct.
Souis nie0erlegen niir0e.
glm Iebten Wontag pur0e 0os
3eItament in gfefu gorf an @erihts-
itelle nieoergeIegt Sron uno Stoff-
regen iurroen iofort per telegraph
benohri6tigt, 1mo gtahmittags Inn
4 ll6r berlieBen nlrf oeinieI6en lhneI-
len @rpreB5uge Iorpobl elm 8ertreter
SroI's fpie elmer Stoffregen's, SSeoer
nit elmer 9lbihrift oes Documents
in Der Soide, oen @ran0 Central
8nbnbof in 9eip g)ort
9lls Ser 3ue berangeiauit fam, iab
man sipei W2dnner iih ans 0en sSen-
itern Iebner, uno 5mei bei6iperte 9Sd-
pierre flogen I'M 8o9en berdtis. gines
Damon, eigentIid) fir Stoffregen be-
itinrnt, puroe bon 2euten 3roll's
aufaefangen. 0ns 3un1fit itebenoe
iteben0e Stoffregen-Automobil mnh-
te ieoo6 cine ungeihidte Sdtpenfung
ii6er 0ie StrdBe uno oerIperrte Dem
8roa iden @ef1brt ben @eg. 9ieIen
9lufentbalt benusten ole Stoffregen'-
ihen 2ellte, nm lidl oes an0ern 9o-
fluments au benGdtigen unO Oamit
Ios5uiniiien.
SSbr 9lrto fam ungef1br cine Dli-
mute por Dem 9roa ihen Dor bem 8e-
ri6ts. @ebGtiOe ON. gSenige glugen.
blide ipdter ftiir5te, bon elmer job
lenoen Men9e berfolgt, in beftigem
Sample nit einem gnb1nger Eroa's,
Ger ibn suriidbolten ipollte, Ser Iieg-
reid,e Sampler fir Stoffregen IN ons
9ureau 0es Glerfs oes 9tohlaBge-
rihts un0 oriidte Dem GIert Sunt
0ns &opier in Ole SonO, in0em er tri.
innpbiren0 ben Nomen sStoffregen"
ausriei. @unt nabn oaS Gotiunent
uno itempelte es 2 llbr 40 giin.
3tDei uno cine babe Ninute ipdter
betroten 0ie 8ertreter Sron's oos
Simmer.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-08-01
Neinltat Oes YrcisfOnteites

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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-08-01
StaatsOerbanO
Der SiOnr 5alIs 8ermania @erein
trifft bereits &or6ereitnngen.

9lm n66Iten Counting, ben 4. Nn-
quit, finOet in Der Siour Sails Ger
mania.9aIle, Ser ihonlten oeutihen
Sale oes ean5en Gtoates (uno Dem
iduloenfreien @igentitnt oes genann-
ten 8ereins) bereits Die erite Ser
iammllrng itott, INN Die einleitenOen
Sdritte sur groBen Ser6ittonpention
oes
9entiben StaatsDerbanbes bon
Ea0 9afOta
5u beipre6en. 9lls Dotllm ser 9on-
pention miro ieoenfuIls Die 3eit 5ipi.
ihen Dem 10. un6 IL. GctOber ge.
pGblt perOen, oa Der 6. October. Der
8eoenftag DER Seatidleu Ginmanber-
mng in Amerifa leioer alf einen
Sonnta9 f6llt.
3ugleih freuen mir uns, nipie eiu
Stint" Dab Der Jingle SproB 0es
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-08-01
Grnit @. 6erb.

gInmerfnns Der SAriftleitnmg;
Seit Ionger 3eit baben mir feinen
iold prdhtigen 4rtifel erbolten, imo
oanfen mir S6nen I'M gtanen oes
0eutihtums BON gnn5em Screen fir
Die oariu nie6ergelegten prdhtigen
9lnIibten, Die mir in lnierm iiber 90
idbrigen 9lufentbaIt in oieiem 2an0e
ols oeuti6er 3eihmgsmann unO i'm
itdnoigen 8erfebr nit ben glmerifon-
ertum oils 6nrdans ridJtige be5ei6nen
miiiien. Gem Sdriftleiter D. 9l. bat
es nod ME geifaoet, ooB er ols ome-
ritonii6er 9iirger-iino mir lino
itol3, es 5u leit-ieine oeilti6e Ser
flInft uno ieine oeuti9en SS0een often
befannte. SIN @egenteiIl Sat oo6
Der 5u so Bro5ent aus en8liIdlen
3eitln9sberausgebern 5uiannenee-
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-08-01

Merchants who do not
advertise in a German pa
per, do not deserve the
German trade.