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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-08-07
Yetition an BITE apnsreBnitglieber ecgct
tirte beutiCbe 93iidJcr.

@enn nod etipaige 3ipeifler Die
Hotipenoigfeit elmer beltih-alnerifa.
nilben nationalen itflb ltaatIihenSr.
ganiiation niht einiebetr ioDten, 10
iuerben oieIelben aus gsahitebenoem
iDieber eines 9eiiern belebrt meroen.
Die reiie Earifporlage entb1lt bie
geltimmnng, nod Delher Die bisber
sollfreien in bentider Sprade ge-
ormften 8iider in 3nfnnft nit ci.
mem 3Da BON 15 Rrosent belcgt
luerben iollen. abgeieben bon Dem
aegen ben Geiit bes Sorti6ritts in
@iiienibaft unb aultur baraus iid)
ergebenoen llnreht lit Der gepIonte
3oa Elm natipiitiiher Shlag in oas
8eitht iebes beittih-amerifaniihetl
9iirgers.
"a 3tpeifel entitanoen poren Of
Der geplante Is 8ro5ent 3oa oui
Satiabe berube, uno mebrere oeut-
ihe 3eitltngen bies eoitorieH beton.
ten, 10 tpplIte Der 8rGltbent oes Siib-
0nfeta StaatsDerbanos liher &c.
ben ulb ridtete 3uerit eine biesbe5iig-
lid)e 8epeid)e i'm Ramen oes Staats-
nerbanos ON ben 8rdiioenten oes O..
a. Rationalbunbes, Or. s. Seromer,
Der nns onrh cine Hiifoepeihe Der.
iiherte, baB Der porgeihlaaene 3oll
anf Satiaden berube, llno boB oo.
Der Die notigen 8roteite iofprt einge-
leitet tperoen Iollten.
Ter Senat bot bie in Der nr-
misunderstanding Der gorloge emf,
baltene 8eitimmllng, Der 5rfplge
Bidder lrnb Bampblete, bie Ser
Salsptiahe nah in anoeren Spra-
den als Der engliI6en gebrudt iino,
5ollfrei eingefiibrt lperben iollten,
ansoriflih geitriden; es miro alio
Elm 3oll ouf beutihe Bidder, oie
sum Gerfaufe fotrmen ioQeu, er-
bnben merben, tpenn inn aonferens.
Gonlitee nibt oie uripriinqlid1e ,SoI.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-08-07

5llr 0erfiigung por5iiIegen, gans
obgeieben BON Der gang itngere6tfer-
tigten GreiserbGbuns".
9lls Graiioent oes stootsperbonos
ianbten mir oober neblt benz Ser.
banosiefretar paiienoe 8epeiden
an Die gunbesienatoren bon Siio.
8afota: 8. Sterling uno 6. S. Gram
forb, ioiuie an Die GongreBpertreter
Der orei Diltrifte: 6. s.. 9illon, s.
$. 9nrfe uno g. SO. Martin.
ltniere 9epeihe ol(ein iit ie6oh
fpobl nid)t geniigero uno mir foroern
oaber inn Ranen bes Staatsuer-
bombs nid)t MIR bic ErGiibcnten Der
einselnen 3iueigpercine in Eiib-
SafDta, ionbern icoen 9eier bicies
8lattes - in SiiS 0afpta, unb be-
iOnbers Die bentiden gaitpren nnS
Gebrer onf, nahitebenoe Eetition
ats5uihneiben nit Gnrem 9amcn
(nnS 8oitoffice) ST. nnterseid)nen uno
ipfprt nod Malbington 5n ienben.
8er iein 3eutihtltm in gbren
balt, Der marte feinen gugenblif.
- Shreibt auf BEN nit elmer
2esDfarfe neriebenen 9riefnmIhlag
nnS altf Die pnnftirte 2inie nuf Der
Eetition ben Homen Cures Siio-
Gafota 9unoesienators, uno stpar
iollen Die Seler ipie folet ooreiiiren:
Sn Siiheu oes Stoates an: guns
oesiepatpr: .. Sterling.
Sn Nproen oes stoates an: BUN,
besienator: 6. ). Graiufprb.
~ SentidDe itebt sniammen! IS
mnR bon alien seiten 9roteite reg.
men.
Wtit belttihem Grub,
Sans 9entltb,
GrGit0ent oes Siio Gafotd
Staot5 8erbanbs.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-08-07
Nenefes.

@aibington, 9. g., 6. Slualtit. -
SIM Geprdientalite1bauie bot bas
Gerbor bon Sol" 0fulbaa ein @n-
be genonlmen, lnto Die 3ereen Der
yRational 9lIiociation of Mianufactll-
rers" unb Der g5eoerotion OF 2abor"
peroen perbort. 3niihen beiben Or
ganilationen berribte bittere Seboe,
um fir ie lire Seite eiinIttge &on-
greBnerfreter 5lt ndblen.
9ie 8erbanolungen in Der Sd-
rifbia I'M Genat peroen mogli9it
beIhle,lnigt, unb Die neite sGurren-
cpbil" gSilions gebt nun bonn 4on-
ferens &on1itee oes Salties on oen
&altf,is.
Die 9ieiienation oes 9otibaiters
fir Merieo, 8illon, tpuroe ange.
nomnen, unb porlaufig tpuroe CT
8oilpernellr 2ino bon geinneiota
| gum 9ertreter Ser amerifaniifen
9iegterltng ernannt, unb Die 8unoes-
regierung erpnrtet ieinen 8erift,
ebe iie tpeitere MaBRabnteu in Der
merifaniiden Srage nin1n1t.
Er1libent Snerta BON Merifo bot
elflart. oaB er feline Snternention
buloe. @r miro angeblih BON SsSa-
pan nnteritiist.
8unbesihabmeiiter Mc4boo bat
ben ueitliden 8anfen fir grnte5ipefe
| Die perlprohenen So, 100000 5ur Ger-
| fiigung geitellt.
Die neuen @inlagen Der gfegie-
rltng iperoen in 5ipei biz brei Rotio-
nalbatlfen ieoes Staotes, IN ipelbenl
Die Grnte iest I'M @ange lit, bepo-
Inirt. bageaen nidt in ben fIeineren
Stdoten. Die Hiidsablnng Der gin-
lagen an Die Heeierltng bat 5u er-
folgen. ipenn Die grnte i,ntersebraft
lift; ipabrldeinlib Is Bro5ent inn
0eserlber, 80 inn Sanltar uno 20
Bro5ent inn Mdrs. (Sab Safpta
braudt Die Silfe Der aegieruna
|ntft.)
9ieier Shritt McsIooos itebt in
oireftem 8egeniat 5u benz bon SER.
Wc8eagb Dor einem Sabre eingeihla-
lgenen. Canals bntte fid3 Serr
Megeaab getpeigert. Der anappbeit
oes @elomnrfts aiif5ubeIfer1, NIT Der
9egriiiionng, oaB Der tndntige l1eber-
IhnB inn Sbnbanlt aIs HeierDe-
fonbs fir eine aiBeroroentIide Strife
bertpenoet meroen loIlte. Ger lleber-
ihnb Inn 5hnsomt betraet gegen-
ipdrtig nngef1br $132, 100000; Die
lin ben Nationolbnnfen oeponirten
Gel0er Der Resieriing $58, ,0OO,-
900.
@oibington, 6. gnguft. Gum
|eriten MnIe in Der Geidihte miro oos
Sdnban1ts Deportement einen NoIl-
| |blutinbioler ais Departeinents- 6 Def
boben. Ser None bon anbee Gnr-
|ner. eiilei1 gbodtoip- ssnoioner ans
|GfInbpma, ipuroe benz Geifnt fir
ben Megiitrnrpoiten I'm @fosanlt
iiberianot. Die Heit1tioung lit 10 gut
|oIs iiher.
MoTbington, 6. slugllff. Die.
Mnsaaben Der Megier1iitg fir ben Mo~
mat sssliIi iiberftieges, oie Ginnabn,eil
|linl $9, ,632, ,626, ip1breun i'm aIeiden
Meonnt oes gnriabres oas Defi5it MIR
|$734, ,684 betrng. Ser llnterihip0
|iit oen erhobten 2[lisgobea fiir bic.
|a[rnlee, oie Minrine, s5Iiilfe, 8dien
|1go Neniiollen 5ii3n ri 6elt
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-08-07
Sas Experiment eines itaotiIdJen

LIS GEpertmenf etneS tfaDfttdlen
Saloons in Siiieton, g. O., lit an-
iheineno iebr erfoIsreib. Die 8irt.
'fbaft bat taglid, etipa 5000 Gin.
nabmen, uno nenn Die giirger bon
Siiieton uno llrngegeno tdglih 10 piel
ans 2Dfnlpntriotismlis onsgeben,
meroen iid1 am gnbe bes g8irt-
ibnftsiabres Die EotnIeinnabmen auf
$4,000 belnnfen. 81 800 oaoon err
b1lt Der 8irt, bem 2i3ens erteilt
lDnroe, itnO Der 8eit flieBt in ben
Stnotidfel. Die Staot miro alio
etipa $4,000 per Sabr erbaIten ail-
Der Der Sitmnte bon $1,000 fir 2i-
5enssebiibr bis 5unF L. Suli 1914.
SD bate audi oas 8ergll;;gen,
III elm 4 Meilen pom Harf belegenes
yruiiiihes" Settlement genomnen
5n iperoen. 9asielbe abnelt benz
in Snthinion goltrttD. lln6 ols
Der Meltelte bes 5ettlelnents Die
Ter fleiBigen 2elte borte, bob ih
non Stpur Sails iei, erfunbigte er
lid iofort nnh unieren sSans De-
|niutb" bonn .Geutiher Serolo", iino
|er periiherte mir, bnB oieies 9latt
init aroBtem S,ltereife i'm 5ettIe-
|nent geleIen nerDe@. 90 mas
nlad]t srenoe, nno Der .Geniitige"
bnnft Inb eripiebert out bieien @ege
bic ber5lihen @riiBe an 0ie ltns
unbefannten 8eiteller.
I'm iuegen rAntbray" fnrirt sn
tper0en, ipirben lebten Wfolat nleb-
|rer arnnfe ins 9ofpitaI aebraht
3ieIe boIe Gronfbeit lit cine Eier.
frnnfbeit, tpeIhe iih nber leiht
Menlffn r1itteiIt. Dieie arnnfbeit
|entitebt bnuptf1hIih oltrh 9eriib-
|rnng BON S1ilten erfralfter Tiere
ODER ourb oie 6tanfIiege. 3ierit
|biloet fih geip0bnlib i'm Gefidt Elm
|fleiner roter 5leden, Der lid 5ii
elmer HuIteI init elmer bldnliden
9Iiifitgfeit enttpidelt. Die umliegens
be 8nut beginnt odnii dn5uihpelIen,
|uno o1nn tritt Der Mntbrnrs sNo5illns
|Ieif)t ms Wllt eit llitb infi3trt ben
|gnn5en a6rper nit r1eiit totIideIn
Mnsgana, iuenn fiht fofort @egen.
|nlitteI ipifens oes Mr5tes gebrduht
|tperoen, Derbua0en NIT Girirgiiden
Efrt.fnrfFf GNnt cny4ssffssa a,s{tx.. f{aTt
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-08-07
Nnt1tt11F1. D

tragen 5llm @eibaftsberibt, tuie
IN allen ibren oeutlhen Sdreiben,
8eribten nno grloiien iiberbaltpt,
moglihit onf Reinbeit Der spra.
be 5n balteL uno ben 8ebrauh BON
Sremotportern titnlidit 5u permei-
ben".
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-08-07
Mus Demt Staate
Ss4, 100000 befanben lid, am d

$S4,O00,000 befanben Iid am 4.
ssSltli D. S. in oen 8arfen in Siio-
8afota. Dabon entfielen SD, ,023,-
056 anf Staats- unb $30,010.744
auf 9eationalbanfen. gs ipurben ct.
mo- fir 100000 peniger glnlei-
ben i'm Stnate gerlaht.
Der Stener giieiior fano in Ga-
tlooa, g. O., MIR eiiiem Wann,
Der @elb in Der 8nnf bate. @ieoer
elm 8eipeis, baB Die 8eitenerang
BON @elo in 8anfet I1herIih lit.
8raile 9beorie, aber in Der Bra-
ris2 0nbei bat Die gnnoba 8anf
|genig 0epoiiten. aber Die ebrli1en
Gepoiitoren, nelde Dem aIieiIor oie
Wabrbeit iagen, iino lpobI niht am
.bellen Gage init elmer 5tnanterne
81 fin6en.
Belle ;yonrde, g. 9.,-9Olle ipnr-
De Bis 5unl gnoe oieier 6niion
i'm GeinIHmtbetrage bon 1,366,112
4flrno DerIailot, Elm plus ben beirlnbe
elmer bnIbeit MiIlinn gegen bns
ssabr 1912. Ser Yreis NOR ben
IA 1879 Gents per 9fllno. Gs
lpllrben aIio ihdsitngspeiie f67 ,O15
|5hafe III oortiger gegeno geidore1t.
Die 21mner iilip. Oo3u gerednet,
nlndt etipo 267 ,224 In oieier Sat
ion. aud nidt idIedtl
Der g9entiitige" III ben nnbefann-
ten Greunben III Der @egeno bon
slrteiinn, e. g.. oli Danf berbunoen.
Der Ginur SAILS p4rgus 2eaoer1
beridtete n1inIih iii elmer ieincr
lesttp0fentIiheu Musgnben, geIe-
gentlih elmer Ne{hreibung oes III
Der 9f1be BON arteii11 6. 81. ge-
|Ieaeacn Muffin Horf, lGigerltnnl iln.
|feres GrelrllDes Son q st. Dom.
DeD, ieitel1s bcs Gefret1rs Ser giour
dolIs 0nnDeIs Isfamnler. @eo ghIo(.
III. ll,le fioIa
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-08-07

beoeutenb permebrt. Nun tpiro's
alt4 ipobl riht mebr lange bauern,
bis man anoerspo bas .sluf Dem
stri6 geben" als Brobe bes 3uitan-
oes bes gerbafteten einfiibrt. @as
bnrh Die Muderei bier ON gIoo-
finn nnb ltniinn ausgebedt miro,
gebt ms sSabelbafte.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-08-07
Sentjdes
Ger uGnrefa Mtannerdlpr"

Der yGnrefa Miannerdur" Fat bic
ginlaoung bes SSeitausidtiies bes
alberoeener 8elttlden @ereins ange-
ronlnleL BET 8elegellbeit oes 0eut-
Ihen Cages nno Der Sabresiisung
oes 3elttih- ih-amerifauii6en Staats-
per6anos 5u gtberbeen am 25 rmb26.
September ntit5uipirten, uno bereitet
iid) Dor, bort 5ur Geridonerung Der
iSeitlidfeiten altb ocs ieinige 81
TIM. - 9rdpol
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-08-07
Sas Spiritnpien @eiet inn staa

~AS ~Ft*hASlSA SJ1fCp tuI ~tuM~
te gibt unieren 8eiesfunoigen cine
barte 9tuB 5u fnaden, ipenn He-
praientant 6. 9. goe bon 9eaole
gountp 9feht behalf. 9ie sSrage
lit ieiner glniidt nod bie: SIT oas
1913 5eiiionsgeies nirflid 8e-
ies2 ltno, nenn niht, lit bas alte
@eies nod in &raft, ooer iiberbampt
feins? gah Gepr1ientant Goes sln.
ii6t paiitrte Die Sansbill $40. $50
ndmlib oas Saus obne rahItebenben
GaIius. Gin antrag, Den betr.
(fettgeoruften) Baiias C.. @ern
Die Maioritdt Der Stirnmgeber iol-
hen Sopnibips, Sotpls ooer Stabt
-. iiber iolde Eropuiition obs
ltirnnlt uin.) eiil5nfiigen, ipiiroe aber
Inn Saus nieoergeitimnlt. Gin ipd-
teres biesbe5iiglthes amenoement
ebenfals, uno bas 9aus paiiirte
Die gia obne oen Eaiins (Saus
Sournal Seiten 1923 -1024), eben-
10 Der Senat unb Der @oupernel1r
Undergraduate Die Bin allh. sseben-
falls niiiiien iih nun Die Berihte
nit Der gtreitfrage beidaftigen.
Nadl benz neien Erimariuaflgeiet
nluB ieber 5tirnrngeber, Der in ben
Erinldrtpnblen Itirnrnen min. ieinen
Nnmen nne ger1nue Morelie friib re-
|giItriren Iaiien nno anBeroen ange-
ben, iucld]er Hnrtei er angeb6rt ooer
fiiftftig angeboren min. 0aourh ioa
|perbiitet perben, oaB, fpie es 3. 9. BEL
Der @nM grntpforos Dorfnnl, berlto-
|trntiihe Gtimmgeber in bic republic
faniihen Brin.nries geben uno inli-
|gefebrt. Bis ann 1. Mopembcr191
mnf Sieie Negiitration bolltnOet
|ieia. gera6e oieie Megiltrntion lit
|eine bDie Sale. @enn ii1mlih
5tinnngeber Tie beridlinien, fonnen iie
lliM {tirnnlen. - lln0 iDellll 5. o. I'm
Anlt befinoIide 8eor1lten ibre
5reunoe 5ur Megiitrotion beiuegen,
|ibre poIitiihen Gegner aber bic
Sieeiltrotion Dergeiien, born bnben
Gritere Del oell Hrintdrtunblen Ieih-
ties Spiel. Wei ben n1biten 1erbit-
|nablen fonnen ia pobI nIIe @tinint-
geber ibre Stimmell einfhtporen I1I-
len, ubpr bonn iii es nleift al fp6t.
oa bic III ben Brinl1rnnblerl lolni-
|nirtnl aonoiooten eiilen 8li groBef
Norlpratlig geiDorileii bobe,l.
1ln6 6fe MprnI bon oer Mefmid3t +
sfok ~ ailIristn sidA
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-08-07

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, 1913-08-07
8ie Der Sentide feline spradle

gsie Der Sentid)e feline spradje
nbodbdlt" 5eiet iid au6 IN oen oeut-
ihen Sdusgebieten in Gfrifa. Die
berrihenoe Sprahe lit bort gng-
ltd, unb stpar bas iogenannte 9io-
ain-@ngliid. DDS iprehen ielbit Die
9eanten I'M 8erfebr nit Negern;
es taudt iogar in ben antliheil
Shriftitiiden altf. Man fonnte fat
msf ben bosbaften @is perfallen oie
9elltihen bielten tbre Sprade sll
gut, Inn lie nit untergeorbnetenl
8olfe 5ll ipreden.
Der I'M gansen Ganbe riibmlidit
befannte @roBfuufnlann uno friibere
Observation-Disclosures Sobn @anama-
fer, poIlenoete fiir5lid) iein rs. Sc
bensiabr. Gin oeltihes 8latt erill-
merit bel bieier @elegenbeit an cine
Hebe. Die er i'm Sabre 1907 eebol-
ten bat, als er gum GrafiOenten Der
.Eenniplpania German Societp"
aeipablt ipnroe. Gr fagte barin un-
ter anoereln: yMetnes 8aters gl-
ter maren Geutihe, mein @roBpa-
ter elmer Der penniDlpaniifen Hionie-
re. SD erillnere mid nod on oos
9egrdbnis meines @roBpnters. OR
marc braliBen in ssnbiana beerbigt.
SD meroe ME in neinem 2eben ben
ginornd pergeiien als ib meinen eli
genen Nnmen anf Dem @rnbitein lns.
Sd bin l1iinlid) nnb tneinem 8roB-
pater bennnnt. gm 8rabe itebeno,
betete idb oaB id) elm eben 10 gutter
Wtenih neroen rltoae, ipie Der Cote
geipeien. Sd bin itpls amf mein oent-
ides 8lnt, bas gnergie nno Nus
bauer id)nfft. SD CLAUDE, bob obne
0ie 0elitid5en Henniplbanias ldngIt in
Stiife gegangen mare.
0entid In ber sdipeis. Gs 1T ei-
ne leiber nidt nbsnIeugnenoe Ent-
inhe, bob bon ben bret Nationolit1-
ten, Die In Der Ghnei3er giogenoi-
iei1ihnft cine itantIihe @emeinidnft
biI0en, Die 3iffermdBig ano nirt-
ihnftlih itGrflte, BITE belitIhe. OBJ
iDohI fie alh am Iiterariidefi, ipii-
ierlihnftlihen ililo fiinltIeriihen ae-
ben Der Ghmei5 ben 2onennnteil
befist, am gleihgiiltigiten ben Gra-
gen Der Grbaltnng llno Musbrei.
tung ibrer WntterIprnhe gegenii-
.ber ftebt. Die GoIge i'll, baB bis
Der oos MeIihtlim iiberna alif So
item bes Geutih Gdmeiaerturls
iprnhlihen Uooen aetupnnen bat.
Gs lnuB onber oIs elm boderfreliIihes
3sihen beginnenner GeIbitheiinlnng
niif oeutId-i d-ihmei5eriid)er @eite be.
ariiBt neroen. bnB Der ihpeiseriide
@n1nesrnt fiif3Iib foIge1l0cn ErIob
|ner0f fFentIidt h1t:
Gen Deport orte1lenteit ipiro bo11
un1esrot eutpfp5 5 hei nrel1 Nei.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-08-07
3on amf imppr=

sur @erfiigllng por5iiIegen, gnns
abgeieben BON Der gang lti,gerebtfer-
tigten GreiserbGbung".
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-31

Made in Chicago" wares ex-
hibited in permanent exposition
will open shortly in Buenos Aires,
Argentina.
Mrs. Annette King, 4611 Sher-
idan road, Anti-Cruelty worker,
dropped dead. Heart disease. Po-
lice looking for her actor hus-
band.
Dan Culliman, fireman Truck
Co. No. 81, slightly cut in fall
through skylight in burning
building at 1451-55 S. Michigan
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-31

av. Nurses of St. Luke's Hos
pital, near by, formed bucket
brigade to keep fire from the
building. Large loss.
'Firebugs' " confessions to As
sistant States Atty F. Johnson
implicated many fremen. One
statement showed several sta
tions where .hremen knew who
started a fire to which they were
responding.
Miss Winifred Dougherty, for
mer stenographer in Probate
Court, yesterday became wife of
Senator John Broderick.
After II years long war Steam
filters Protective Assn voted last
night to join United Assn of
Plumbers, Gasftters, Steamftters
and Steamhtters' Helpers. Junior
.Steamftters' Union will take sim
liar action tonight.
Oscar Farber charged by his
former wife with kidnapping his
.22-year-old stepdaughter for pur-
pose Of marrying her. Alleged to-
have taken her from 2815 Daw-
son ave-, Tuesday night. Police
here and in Denver searching for
him.
Miss Laura Lasch, 1862 Mil
waukee av., had Mrs. Mile Gore,
1910 N. Rockwell av., arrested
Mrs. Gore said: 'She bought can
dy for my husband and fed him
cakes and cookies to win his love
and make him leave me" Mrs.
Lasch said Mrs. Gore threatened
her life. Both held on bonds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-29

used suggesting the Athenian back
ground; the costumes will be ancient
Greek and strictly correct. 1t will be
interesting to know that Mr.. Greet has
puohshed special edition of Shakes
peare TO be used by students l should
iihe TO emphasize the feature work of
the boy, Scouts. The organization will
pe formed next Tuesday and the scouts
Will be given free and instructive talks
ON organization work and methods and
every boy scout should attend the morn
ing sessions
IL seems to me that nothing has been
left out" l observed.
Nothing-absolutely, was the answer,
and I've saved the best for the last.
MRS. lsobel Yarghill Beecher, Birming-
hams very own. Mrs. Beecher proves
that a woman may do public work ~and
sui Keep her womanly reserve. Her
natufainess is superb, her interpretations
new and full of interest, her personal
appearance commanding and attractive.
The course will also include Laurent.
the greatest magician of today a man
OF many mysteries. He is accompanied
by Edward Stigler. stage manager and
Ernest Gradolph, pianist, who will in
tersperse the programme with bright AMI
catchy music. the wizard supper being
ms real master work. Laurant Is espe-
clally engaged for the children and they
VIII enjoy him to the fullest extent In
tact n there is any feature lacking In
the programme of the Chautauqua,
don't know what it is"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-29

masses do not attend these permanent in
stltutlons. SO 1t is the purpose of the pro-
moters Of the Redpath chautauaua to in
clude Birmingham In their regular annual
southern tour. In this way a chautauqua
course may be secured at home. The
prospectus includes literature, drama ora
tory, music, magic and grand opera, and
after It's initial presentation in June the
value of its great benefit to the individ-
uai, the home and the city will be so ap-
parent that its return each succeeding
season will be assured; its own merit win
be Its greatest permanency."
"One good feature especially of a cl1au-
tauaua is that it interests every class"
suggested
FROM the ardent music lover and the
most intellectual hghbrow to the most
frivolous child, there will be something
entertaining" said Mrs. Harrington
''Bonhumir Kryle and his band and the
Weatherwax quartet are musical attrac-
etions that are unexcelled. The Mozart
Concert company is making its fourth an
nual tour with the Redpath chautauqua
it is well balanced another musical feat
ure is the Banard orchestra, with Helen
Banard as cornetist and reader; perhaps
the most interesting musical programme
will be the Thursday evening concert by
the Bergen Marx company Alfred Hiles
completing his musical education abroad
and for the first time in the history of
the lyceum world the voice of lyceum
artist is insured by the bureau, which
carries a 100000 policy on the voice of
Mr.. Bergen Insurance of a voice is much
more of an innovation. Alfred Hiles
Bergen compares most favorably with
such artists as DR.. Ludwick Wuller,
David Bispham and Emilio de Gogorza
He is successful as a song writer, es-
pecaliy portraying American Indian mel
odies.''
For those interested in political issues
of the day the debate rs Socialism De-
sirable for the United States? Affirma-
tive, Hon. Emil Seidel of Milwaukee;
negative, Hon. j. Adam Bede of Mime
sofa, the debators are of national fame.
Every one is familiar with the famous
lecture of Mr. Bede on 'Side-stepping the
Vice Presidency, continued Mrs. Har-
rington.
"And the lecture course?" I asked
THE lecture course is unusually good
The Purposeful Orator. Edward AM
herst OFT will give his famous humorous
lecture on Sour Grapes which he has
given over 100 times. Another evening
of song. music and story will be that of
Ralph Bingham Gov. Joseph w. Folk
of Missouri will lecture on the Fight
for state Opie Read will lecture on
Scarecrows.' The Rev. George L. Nc
Mutt. the Dinner Pail man. will lecture
on Culture and Democracy He has
big brain. big heart and big message"
Mrs. Harrington said. ITO Shakespearean
students the announcement of the pre-
sentation of the Ben Greet Players will
be another added charm to the course.
the Comedy of Errors will be given.
The selection of this play was threefolG
first. 1t is one of the earliest plays writ
ton, or,1 col civ "a l.
mounted and can be played with a limited
cast In its entirety; third 1t is bright,
natural and clean. In the play huge
screens painted for this comedy will be
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-29
ABERCROMBIE MAY
SPEAK IN ANNISTON

Admission. May 2S.-(special.)- effort
will be made to get Dr. John w. Abcr-
crombie, former president of the univer-
sity, and II. J. Willingham, state super
intendent of education, to address the
new Parent Teachers association at the
first open meeting, to be held at the Call
houn county court house here Friday
evening, for which a special programme
Is being prepared.
At the meeting Tuesday afternoon, Mrs.
Horace L. Miller vice president. resigned
on account of prospective absence from
the city, her place being taken by Mrs.
w. f. Marlborough. Committees were
named to arrange for meeting this Fri
day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-29
HIGH BOYS DEFEAT
B. A. C.. SECOND TEAM

Yesterday afternoon Coach Courleux's S
squad of diamond artists defeated the
Birmingham Athletic club substitutes by
the score of to 5. The game was feat
ured by the pitching of Jenkins for the
Birmingham High school, who struck out
10 men. Love and Dillon composed the
battery for the Birmingham Athletic club
substitutes, while Jenkins and Red Jones
worked for the high school.
The line up of the teams was as fol-
lows:
B. A. C. Substitutes-E Cobbs, center
field; T. O'Byrne, third; F. Anderson
short; II. Brown, first; G. Morrow, Sec
ond; T. MCGOWAN, left field; Brown, right
field; Love, pitcher; Dillon, catcher.
High School-Davis, short: Cooper.
third Myatt, second Bobbtt, left field:
Norton, right field; Gibson, first; Didlake,
center field; Jenkins, pitcher; Jones,
catcher.
Hal Beasley was umpire and official
scorer,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-29
OVER 100 STUDENTS
At SUMMER SCHOOL
Term Opens at Jacksonville
Normal Tuesday With
Good Attendance

Jacksonville, May 2s.-(Special)-
The opening of the summer school of
the state normal school yesterday was
most gratifying to President c. w.
Daugette and the faculty over 100
students enrolled the first day and a
large number are scheduled to come.
Those composing the summer school
faculty are Miss Mary c. Forney. psy-
chology and pedagogy: L, II. Bostian,
history and civics; Miss Elizabeth
Privett. mathematics; Claud Howard,
English; all of whom belong to the
regular faculty and the science de-
partment will be filled by l.. s. Nc
Glathery of the science department of
the Birmingham High school.
C. w. Saunders of the science depart
ment of the regular normal school will
teach In the University Summer school.