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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-27
WOMEN IN RUNAWAY.
They Escape. but Pedestrian Is Badly
Injured internally.

They Escape, but Pedestrian 10 Badly
Injured Internally.
jersey City, N. j., July 27.-Mrs. j.
B. Fubbe Of Brooklyn and Miss Paul
Inc Raithal of New York figured In
an exciting two mile runaway along
the Hudson boulevard, Gutenberg.
Both mirHculously escaped without a
scratch. while 4 spectator lies In the
North Bergen hospital In a critical
condition.
Mrs. Fubbe and Miss Raithal were
out driving with Carl Winant, a riding
master. While Winant left tho rig for
a minute the horse took fright and
darted down the street, trampling I'M
der Its feet Mrs. Mary Earle OF North
Bergen. Both her arms were broken,
and she received serious internal In
juries. The horse continued running
away for two miles until caught by
Motorcycle Policeman Page Schroeder.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-27
Live Stock Markets.

PfttBburEn. july E.
CATTLE-supply Hight. market steady;
choios, 4. xss: prime. SEALS; good. V.76
ss.H tidy butchers. T.DaI6: fair. ea.1a
ITO: common to good fat bulls. Nas. Is, DO
cows, uaeE; heifers, Haaeo: fresh cows
and spsinxers. t2abo.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Supply fair. mar
ket steady; prime wethers. A.7bs5; good
mixed, S3.6os<: fair mixed. c.boa4: year
lngs, taas.E0: spring lambs. A-50a7.bo: veal
calves. coalo.to: heavy and thin. $1aa
HOGSEReceipts. ~ double decks: mar
ket fairly active. prime heavy. =. 35a&. 70:
heavy mixed. u. asas. so; medium. heavy
and Hight Workers.. ss.65as. 70. pigs, Z, 40a
40; roushs. &c. 76az&: staSs. 3s.Aa&Sa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-27
WEALTHY WOMAN DROWNED
Mrs. Delano Recently Donned Trousers
and Was Hold as Demented.

Marion. Mass, July 27.-Mrs. Robert
Graham Delano, a wealthy resident Of
North Rochester, who donned trousers
and was detained by the New Bedford
police as demented, was found drown
ed In the harbor.
She eluded the vigilance Of relatives
and disappeared. The body was found
In shallow water. The police say 1t
is a case Of suicide. During her es
capade Mrs. Delano told the New Bed
ford police. who found her wandering
about that city in mems garb, that
her name was Tom Jones.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-27
Longevity In French Villages.

A remarkable record Of longevity IS
to BE- found in some OF the rural par
ishes OF France. In the village Of st.
Thomas de la F1iche there have been
only fourteen parish priests in three
hundred years, the fourteenth being
still In possession. The parish OF st.
German du Val. in Paris. has had only
three pastors in one hundred years.
while that Of Givry en- Argonns has
had but i've In $50 years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-27
Anewsr Of q Soldier.

When Napoleon was q student At
Bnenne he happened to DO asked by
n OF the examiners tho following
question: Supporting you were In an
invested town threatened with starva-
ton. how would you supply yourself
with provisionsf" From the enemy"
replied the sub-Meutenant Of artillery;
and this answer 80 pleased the am
liners that they passed him without
further questioning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-27
INJURED MAN DIRECTS RESCUE
Caught Under Falling Slabs Contractor
Remains Cool,

Woodbury., N. j., July 27.-Joseph B.
Best, the contractor who Is rushing
the new high school building to COM
pletion, was caught under five falling
slate slabs just outside the building,
and his left leg was crushed above the
knee.
The slabs are for the landings In the
stairways and weigh half a ton each.
With a half dozen men Best was get
ting them ready to be taken into the
building when five standing on end fell
over, and he tried to stop them, but
was caught. With all his pain he
was cool, and while the slabs were
being removed told the men to be care
full and not break them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-27
For UnbelteVers.

"Why did you cover that board with
paint and lean 1t against your gate
post?" THAT" replied Mr.. Growcher,
'is a sample for the benefit Of the
people who won't believe paint Is
fresh until they have rubbed their
fingers across 1t."-Washington Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-27
No Monument to Eve.

The proposal to erect a statue in
honor Of Eve may be dismissed with
out inquiry as to the worth Of the
woman. It simply wouldn't do. The
garb OF the first woman Of the land
docs not lend itself both to the statu-
airy scheme and tho growing sensitive
ness OF tho public as to the amount Of
drapery necessary to make 4 marble
person au fait.-Los Angeles Tribune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-27
GIRLS DEATH PROVED.
Body of Miss Wheeler Is Exhumed and
Identified,


Denver, judy 27.-The death Of Can
dace Wheeler Of this city, formerly of
Brooklyn, who was drowned on June
%, WAS determined when her body
was exhumed and identified. This
was done by order Of insurance com,
panies, who held policies to the value
of $4,000 on the life of Miss Wheeler.
The Identity Of the body was es
tablished by measurements and other
Interchangeable characteristics. A den
fist who did some work on the girls
teeth last November was one of the
party at the exhumation and compar-
ed his records with the filings found
In the mouth Of the body. They tailed
perfectly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-27
London Eoos coetIy,

It 10 said the London taxpayer n
put to an extra expense Of $500, 600
annually by reason of the prevalence
OF fog. Ono gas company alone fur
gas to the value Of SIS. 900 over
Ind above the normal figure on a SIN
, day Of fog. The suspension OF
amo IL another serious item.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-27
Uncle PennyWias aays:

Countless ages Of time passed, Is We
compute ums-bsfors tho earth was
prepared for the advent Of man. The
Oldest civilization known II that OF
Egypt, and the pyramids are things
Of yesterday compared with the for
nation Of the a~lluvial plains Of the
E~uphrates, Or the delta Of the Missis-
sippi. not to mention tho Laurentian
rocks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-27
To Mend Sheet Music.

Cut a piece Of manila paper, the
size Of the sheet of music, as you
would for a picture mat, paste this
over the edges OF your worn sheet of
music, and 1t will last for years.
Woman's Home Companion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-27
LIGHTNING SETS 4 FIRE.

Jersey Frssholdsr's Home eurnedEhis
Cattle Saved.
Mount Holly, N. j., July 27.-The
home Of former Freebooter Burwood
NJ. Haines was destroyed by fire. A
large barn In the rear Of the house was
also burned, though the dremen got
all the live stock out.
The fire started in a heavy thunder
storm when the roof was struck by
lightning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-27

The w%halebone Is not bono, strictly
speaking, but b~ristles found in the
mouth Of the whale, by which the anil
mails are enabled to entrap small fish
for food.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-27
Discovery of Carberundum.

Carborundum first was produced by
a chemist who, while experimenting
with electricity, happened to place car
bon electrodes connected with a dy-
namo into a bowl containing some
crushed coke and clay.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-27
GOt Word of Fathers Death.

Mrs. G. B. McKinza, of First
street, received word that her father
Henry Murphy, died at San Bernado.
Ca, after a short illnesse. Besides
Mrs. McKinza, Mr.. Murphy is sur
vived by three sons. Interment took
place at Sacramento, Cal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-27
Railroad FIaaman Robbed.

BoMentown. N. j., July 27.-Thomas
G. Greenlee, 4 fagnan Of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad, vas held up and
robbed by two men On 4 freight train
between Camden and Trenton. The
holdup man got ~ n money.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-27
His Habits Unchanged.

"The conditions seem to be unfavor.
lble," admitted the trance medium.
II am unable to get any communica-
tion from your late husband" well,
I'm not at all surprised" replied the
"It's only nine o'clock now,
Id John never did show up till about
n 4. M"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-27
When Philosophy Comes Easy.

A philosopher who died recently left
a fortune OF $1,000. 900, which. we
might say, accounts for the philosophi-
calness Of his philosophy.-Dstroit
Free Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-27

EVENING NEWS covers tn. n..d.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-27
Weather Forecast.

Fair today and tomorrow; moderate
north 80 northeast Winds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-27

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-01-04
PURE AIR AND SUNSHINE ESSEN
TlAl,

Pure, fresh air and sunshine are ma
lures great remedial agents, blood
purifiers. diSinfectors and general
health promoters.
You remember when persons who
advocated fresh air for humans and
slept with bedroom windows up sum.
mer and winter were called ''cold air
cranks." People in general now sleep
with fresh air around them. consump-
tives sleep in the open. and schools are
conducted in the cold air. 1t pays bet.
ter to be called a cold air crank than
a corpse or a consumptive.
There was a day when tight poultry
houses were the great and only. Every
window was shut at night In winter,
and many kept fires to warm the roost-
ers. Today hens almost sleep and
work in the open air summer and win
ter, their houses simply protecting
from storm, the muslin front before
scratch floor and roost protecting and
affording fresh air.
Pure air without drafts has done
away with cold, catarrh, roup and
bronchial troubles in general in such
hocks.
This improved ventilation has chased
the bad smells and conditions that
made the sweating house with its
deadly, frosty walls.
Sunshine also is as necessary for
hens as humans. 1t destroys germs,
keeps the house dry. warns the fowl,
gives life to the feathers, light for
work, keeps the flock optimistic and
chases the rats, mice and mites that
depredate and propagate in gloom.
The tight house with high little win
dows has been consigned to the fos-
siliferous age with the poultry pessi-
mists. Windows are now down to the
floor or the fronts out. to catch all the
sunshine and ozone. and these are nee
essary if 1ocks are to possess stamina.
beget strong offspring and pay a bon
ton profit.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-01-04
Die rrfen
Arbriterwirrfn.
Strcif Der intcrnatipnuiru N,Gi1er.
Union in Heiu g)urf.
b0brre e0bne uno
kiir ere Stunoen.
Sip6lf srufe Sampfmaidereieu in
Witleibeuidaft.
81 WLrf. 1 Snn.

Nem y Lrt, /. San.
Gin Streif Der angeItelten bon
9ampfpGidereien miro oils erIte Der
erniten arbeiterpirren bes Sabres
1912 IN oieier Staot in gusiift ge.
felt. Sn ben Iesten Stunben oes
aIten SobreS lit ser grefutip. aus.
idub Der internationnIen Union Der
@Gidereiar6eiter 5uiammengetreten
uno erIieB einen Streif6efebl, Der.
penrl err befolgt miro, in ben nG6Iten
Sagen refine 2eibmGi6e bel ben Be-
pobnern ser Wetropole an Suoion
3rr Seltenbeit MAIDEN miro. Gel
gefebI peiit mebrere tauieno ar6eiter
on, ibre SGtigfeit iofort etn5uIteaen.
SOrOernngcn ser Ir6cttcr.
8p0If groBe 9ompfpGidereien
tpeIde je0e 80 biz $50 n9anOwGi6e'
reien" beoient unO auf bieie 8etIe
rngefGbr an 100000 Gerionen lie
fert, merOen BON Dem Streif betrof'
fem. Sic 8ertreter Der Union iagen.
BOB, tpenn ibr Serlangen nod bobe.
rem 2obnen unb fiir5eren arbeitSs
itunben nidt innerbalb o%ierunb5Dan'
sig Stunoen b~epiGiet miro. elm al.
9emeiner ausitano ieoe @diderei in
Der staot in @itIeioenidaft 3ieben
ion.
Die @rbeiter perlansen, bab Der
5ebnitiinbi9e grbeitstag gum Stan.
barb erboben miro. auBerbem aber
p~erlangen lie Before ianitdre ginrif.
tunaen uno cine neue SfaIa Der Or.
beitSl0bne, Die I'm 5ebn big 5pan5ig
Bro5ent b0ber fem ioa.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-01-04
The HOUDAN.

Hen historians have had a continu
Gus rooster fight over the Houdans.
Frenchmen claim TO hold the patent
on this poultry perfecto and are said
to have made it by crossing Black
Polish and the French CrevecOeur and
touching this crossup with Light
Brahma to give size. They declare
they sent this breed to England in
1850. it's first mention in English hen
history being made in the 1853 edition
Of the English Poultry Book.
Johnny Bull resents this and swears
he made his own Houdan of a cross
of DOrking, the English 'breed of
Breeds" and the French C~revecoeur.
But this isn't u cockight. and
We'll roost on the top perch and
watch the scrap, though our private
opinion is that the French. English
and American Houdans aren't forty
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-01-04
THE AUDUBON sAssIETY,

They met to talk against the cats
Ihat Kill the birds so sweet
That MARBLE in the cherry tree
And all the day go "Tweet!"
"The cats must go!' yelled Mrs. Snow.
Those women nodded hats
All trimmed with pretty birdie wings
That were not killed by cats.
"Yes, kill them all!' cried Mrs. Small.
They kill the birds. they do"
She wore a lovely bird graveyard
Upon her false hair too.
And thus those Audobons, enraged.
Were making cat fur fly
When Mrs. Snow glanced down below
And there a mouse did spy.
"Help!' "Murderl' Call the cat!"
Those women-where were they?
Some perched upon the chandelier;
Some tainted dead away.
Then nanny cat came bouncing in
And nipped up mousey slick.
She bore him TO her kittens.
They gobbled him down quick.
Those females came down off the perch,
And each one voted aye
That rather than have horrid mice
The pussy cats may stay.
Thank God that we men aren't birds
With fancy tails and wings!
These women slick would kill US quick
For millinery things.
C. NJ. BARNTTz.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-01-04
FEATHERS AND EGGSHEILs.

When your chickens dig down deep
into their feathers it's nearly always a
case of lots of lice. A peep at the
fluff will show enough.
The Fiji and Sandwich islands are
becoming prominent poultry producers.
and experts are moving there to pro-
mote the industry. They once made
sandwiches Of the ministerial mission
aries. but they now serve them chicken
sandwiches.
Certain poultry dealers are sending
out printed matter to poultry r~aisers.
describing how to fatten. kill. dress.
cool and pack poultry. There is so
much poultry spoiled in preparing
fowls for market that this plan has
been adopted to prevent it.
Many introduce deadly ~blackhead
among their turkeys by buying stock
where the disease exists and by not
quarantining purchased birds for in
spection. We have seen the most per
feet looking birds develop this plague
a few weeks after purchase.
The territory between Philadelphia
and Trenton. ". j., is a great capon
district, one firm last December and
January purchasing 147.153 pounds of
juicy capons from the farmers Of that
region, who received as high as 80
cents a pound for the big birds dressed
The English have a slick way TO
catch rats. They take a deep tub or
cask, fill 1t half full Of water and Gov
er the vessel with brown paper. pasted
down around the edges. For several
nights feed is placed on this false top.
and after the rats have been feeding
awhile a T SLIT Is made In the middle
of this top. and the visiting rats tum
BILE in. Their squeals attract others.
and they tumble in too.
Those fanciers who gunned all sum
mer after neighbors' cats may be glad
they do not live In the reign Of the
Welsh Howell the Good. 938 A. ID. In
those days III anybody stole or killed
the cat that guarded the princes gran
aries he was to forfeit a mich eve
and lamb or as much wheat as when
poured or the body. suspended by the
tail. the head touching the floor. would
form a heap high enough to cover the
tip of her tail"
Missouri. dubbed "Show Me Land"
and she certainly Is showing the other
states how to lead the poultry pro
cession. recently gave a Eve acre farm
to the person who sent In the best
poultry house plan and best method OF
poultry management. She has now
started an egg laying contest that 1,
to last a year. 1t Is national In IL
scope. Fanciers in general are invitec
to send hens to compete. and splendi
prizes are offered to winners.
o. NJ IA-.~o.n
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-01-04

second chicken koZens. The most OF
history is a pack of lies anyway, they
say.
The Houdan came to this country in
1859 and was first exhibited by the
famous John b. Cough in 1861.
lit ees re fine, re vera fine, bootifui
fowl says the Frenchman, and that's
true.
1t is a compactly built, full breasted.
long bodied. short shanked. FIVE toed.
white meated bird: is hardy. easily o
fined. a nonsitter. small eater, quick
grower, lays early and long, and its
big white egg is a dandy.
Unlike humans. Mr.. and Mrs. Hou
dan wear a beard that should be full
and a crest that should be globular.
large. well balanced on the head and
falling backward on the neck.
In color the bird is mostly glossy
black. one white tipped feather to every
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-01-04
parifer Tsbe
eeoeu DrcibunO,
Observation-Disclosures nit
Sranfreidl iibcr &ORgo.
pifdofsiubilaum ors
RarOinals Ropp.
9erIin, 1. Sanuar.

Is 'hf
Gidt g~erin9es glufieben erregt Die
In @aris erfolgte 9efanntmafun9,
ooh cine Observation-Disclosures
iiber oen 9eIts Der &ongo . Snieln
stpiifen oen mabeebenben 8enalten
Sronfreids uno 0euti6lonOs bette.
be. Die sur Seit bes abidluiies oes
Waroffo. abfommens 10 oft pernom'
meme Seriiferung, baB bur6 Die BE.
Itimmungen oes gertrags iiber bas
noroafrifanii6e S6eriict uno Die
Gbtretung zines Cells oes Sran5oIi'
iden Rongo an 0eutidlano Die &C.
fabr bon 6riftionen 10 gut uie beiei,
tigt iei, erfdbrt oamit cine be5eibnen.
be sSnuItration.
Snbem oie rTGgIi6e Iunbihau"
aif Die Barrier 8erofientli6ung bin
ipeiit, erfldrt tie. iene Weinungsoer.
i6ieoenbeit nioerlege Die Soffnung,
Dab oas @bfommen cine 9eiierung
Der beioerieitisen geSiebungen Der.
beifiibren peroe. 8ns 8latt bebaup.
tet, oaB inn 8egenteiI ole Heibungs.
W0gli6feiten MIR GROCER geporben
ieien, mos iid idon in fiir5eiter 6riit
o%ffenbaren neroe.
SckmclSnngcn %nieSriser gebGnst.
Der fiinftigen 8eitaI.uns bes Ser
bGltniiies 6ranfreids uno 0eutid.
lambs miro Inn 10 srobere geocutuna
beigemeIien, alS cine regelrefte orei.
bunbfeinolife Sete namentlih BON
elmer Steue in BariS aus betrieben
miro, sic nit @egnern Staliens in
8ien in etger SiibIung itebt. Die
aus oieien GueQen berItammenben
Wafriften fine geeisnet. ernite Ser
itimmungen berpor5urufen. Snfolge
Seffen miro elmer Geibe @ngaben bon
bieiisen offi3ioier Settle entsegenae.
treten. go miro namentlid Die BE.
bauptung, bab Der oiterreihiid.un.
gariide Iiniiter Ses aeuBerr. @raf
MehrentbaI, lnb Der oeutide Bot.
ihafter in @ien, Serr b. Eihirihfp,
Iih In YrebartifeIn megen Staliens
gesenieitig befGmpften, fir poais
aus Der 2uft sesriffen erfIGrt.
SIN Suiammenbans oamit miro
bic BON 0ien aus perbreitete Wel.
6uns, 6aB 4aiier @ilbeIm nah benz
fiirsIiden Giidtritt oes Generals Der
Snfonterie Ireiherrn 3onrao D. Sot.
senoorf bonn Boiten oes@eneraIItabs-
Chefs eiaenbdnSise Eripatihreiben
an >-n 2aiier Srana Soief uno ben
gr5her3os.SbronfoIaer Sran8 1eroi.
nan6 gum &iibme 6es 8rafen geb.
rentbaI seriftet babe, gleidfaIls Of
fisios oementiert. Sn Der einihldai.
aen balbamtliden 4itnSgebuna mirh
betont. Dab Die auf ben Geutidcn
! aoiIer be5iielide Hafridt frei er,
funoen lei.
9reiFiajGhrises giihOfs.Snbilamm
RaroinaI Or. 8eorg D. aopp
Giirftbiidof bon greslau, begebt Ole
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-01-04

FIVE black. except wing flights. second
aries. sickles and tail coverts, which
have white edge.
The beak Is dark horn; face. eyes.
comb. wattles red: lobes white and
shanks and toes pinkish white notified
with black.
In its checkered career the Houdon
has worn the stra wberry. butterfly
antler and v shaped combs. all made
in France except the last. which was
made and patented In America by DIR.
James Rigg In 1872. The v comb Is
standard In the United States.
HOUDAN STANDARD WEIGHTS.
Pounds. Pounds.
Cock ............. Hen ............. 6
Cockerel .....-...6 Pullet 80. .......... 8
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-01-04
gmerifaner tpbiiidtig g%ciuurSen.

gmerifancr tpbiiidtig geiuurben.
Gin SeIterreihiid-a merifaner no.
mems Inton 8roB, oeiien @obnort
nod nid)t ermittelt peroen fonnte, iii
In 9reslau ploslih i~rriinnig eerpor.
ben un6 fonnte crit nod idpcren.
blrtieem Gampf in @epabriam &c.
rtommen perben.
@rob NOR in einem 8aitboi in ser
R6be oes Sreiburger gabnbofs elm.
gefebrt uno nor in feiner @eiie be.
ionoerS aufgefalen. 8I6tIit ieood,
begam err in ieinem 3immer 81 TO.
ben ltnb eroffnete 6eller orrf oen Der.
beigefommenen Sortier, ser MN
idleunigit fortlief, Inn poIi5eiIife
Stlfe 81 bolen.
Sn5miiden bate iit 8roB in ici.
mem Simmer oerrammcIt unS idoB
bonn 3immer aus altf sic Bolijci, nit
Ser Ser Gortier 5uriidfnm. 3uci
Stun6cn lang belt er sic 9enmtcn
i'm S6od. Ginige BON ieinen Sdli
len trnfen 0ie 8elagGrer, gum Slid
nidJt t00Iid.
Grit aI8 er ieIbit ourh Shiiiie in
arme un0 9eine g~etrofielt mar, &c.
lang Icine 6eitnabme.
3iuci &inoer in Tanif crSriift.
Cine groBe geibe BON Spfern fat
bas oSdrefgeipenit Yanif" BEL Ell
nem an iid gdn5Iid lnsefdbrIiden
Silm.9rano in einem r&tno.Shea.
fer" in ser Sranffurter gQee gefor.
bert. 3pei &tnber pilroen totgebriif
uno oft Berionen IebensgefGbrlid
oerIett. Die 2ei6tperletten aGbIcn
nod Iueen0en.
Die S5enen, Die iid in Dem 5umeiIt
bon &inbern beietten Sauie abipieI.
ten. noren e6enio entictIi6 pie mi.
b%erpGrtig. Nuf Sen Gfui rSel1er" Der.
Tor oIeS 6ie 9eiinnunq, obnobl fat
feline @efahr porlog. Die grnadie.
men or6ngten mie mabniinnig mad
Sen NuSgGnaen unO trampeIten bru.
taI iiber sic Ginber hinpeg. IQe Ser.
iudc Ser Sheoterleitung, sur Ser.
nltnft III mnhnen, naren per9ebIid.
@ic feitoeIteQt puroe, lit ser Opera
teur oe3 @on0elbiloer sIpparotS on
Qetrunfen Qeneien uno bot, Dem
itrcnopn Serbot 5ltpi0er, geraudt
Der Wonn lit iofort in Saft geltom
men Doroen.
Die 8oli5ei bnt itd ourh oa8 I'm.
9liid perunlaBt geieben, Die OtnBrG.
geln sur 9eauiiidtigung 0ieier Sbpa.
fer itrenger 6urf5ufiibren uno beiors
OerS Die anlage ser auSg1nge un6
Torrtftungen sur S6ouIteQunG
iddrfer 81 ii6erpahcn.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-01-04

Seier ieines brcibigiGbrigen Stlcuts.
SslrbiIdums. Inl1blif bes Grei9niI'
les neroen Sem anseiebencn airden.
f~iiriten grobe gbrungen 5ltteil. aar'
binal b aopp, am %. Suli 1887 81
0uoeritaot geboren, iuurOe gnOe bes
Sabres 1881 sum 9ilboi Don Slloa
defpeiht.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-01-04

"Tiden's Tegn," the new daily in
Christiania, has now over $4,000 sub
scribers and is forging ahead at a
rapid rate. The new sheet is keep
t~ionally well edited and carries a lib
eral amount Of advertising.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-01-04

Professor Egerer, for many years
superintendent OF the T~rondhjem high
school, which in course of instruction
is equivalent to an American college,
has rendered his resignation, same to
take effect at the first of the year.
Professor Egerer is an exceptionally
able educator and he will be hard to
replace.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-01-04
Grlrtd.terune Orr
Amiseetd1GfIr.
Sine einidneioenoe @~erfiisuns bes
gunoes-S berseridts.
Triftanfak fir Ole
GinreidJune uon Sdriftai&en.
Seine Ginsaben in SGacn mad Seren
miinolider gerbanbluns.
% abington, 1. San.

@nm1lte, melf)e am 9unoes-O ber.
geriht tGtig limo, peroen in Submit
gejpungen iein, Dem 8eridt bel @r
leOigung Der 4mtsgeidaite bilireiter
an Die SanO 81 geben.
Cine nene gerfiigung oeS @eridts,
neIde ioeben in Grait eetreten lit, be.
itinlmt, Dob Die anpdlte zines &ld.
gers Dor Dem Sbergeridt lire S6riit.
ltiide orei @oden Dor Dem Gage ein.
reiden miiiien. an Dem Die miinolihc
8erbanblung itattfinoet. Sn aQer
6dQen lit Der Glerf oes @erifts on
genieien porben, feline ShriitiGtc
an5unebmen, menn ni6t cine BIB
ifrift oerielben porber Dem @nmaltc
Der @esenpartei 3ugeiteqt moroen lit.
lie Anm6lte Ger beflagten Bartci
miiiien ibre ShriitiGte cine ISOLDE
o Dem Germin fir Die miinolide
8erbanolung einreihen.