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Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-09-04
Sherman Fights Tariff Bill.

Senator Sherman of Illinois
made his set speech on the gen.
eral features of the Wils0n-Cn.
derwood tariff bill. It was a gen.
eral attack on the Democratic
measure and strong plea in
favor Of Republican fiscal polio
les and protection.
ANY political party can en-
PITY the treasury he said. "The
Democratic party has yet to de.
monstrate it can fill it up again. ,
Old papers at the Review of.
fico. S. = hnnf3l>
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-09-04

tlemen will tell you how they
lost their cattle and horses when
the Indians were on the warpath.
But civilization marched on. and
gradually the Dakota cattle
range grew famous in the mar
ketS Of the world.
When the railroad trains sup
planted the prairie schooners,
they brought farmers who test
ed the soil with wheat and stood
speechless with wonderment
when the crops came in. Such
had never before been seen.
Then, wheat was king in Dakota,
and the cattle went over beyond
the Missouri to the rich range
on the western prairie. The farm
ers raised wheat year after
year until they wakened to the
desirability of a change Of crop
when it was found that corn was
a greater asset than wheat 80
corn is king and South Dakota
corn fields will waken the pride
Of every loyal son Of Columbia
who travels through Dakota and
looks from the railroad train
out over the waving tassellated
splendor that proclaims Dakota g
supremacy.
Now in these later years, the
scientific agriculturist is becom.
ing an honored prophet. and he
is preaching the doctrine Of d.
versified farming When the OAK
ota farmer first heard the new
truths he protested that they in
volved "too much work." and
the soil did not need that kind Of
replenishing,-bnt gradually he
is watching the working ont Of
the the new doctrine, and seeing
the results Of this "heresy
where the newcomers are going
in for rotation for dairying,
alfalfa. oats speltz. flax, barley,
rye, potatoes. fruit and garden
truck, and the pioneer is gradu-
ally swinging into line and adopt
ing the new tangled ideas vastly
to their own profit. The Dakotas
are now well in the line and
bound TO be in the advance
among diversified farming re-
gions. But this is not all Of the
effect Of the modern farming
idea,-for the Dakotas are be-
ginning to adopt the idea of in
tcnsive farming, and the farm
ers are finding out that few
acres properly cultivated are
more profitable than many
acres treated in the old way.
Thus the era of the big ranch,
which has so long been the west
ern idea,-thousands Of acres,
or nothing,-is passing away
and the available farm acreage
is now cut up into the moderate
!, sized farm.-The Homefinder.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-09-04
For Sale.

One Otto Gasoline engine, 10
horse power, been used less than
six months Also one dynamo,
large enough to furnish 50 lights.
Can be bought cheap. State Pub
Dakota. 26-2t.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-09-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
United States to

Libbie Zeller
Harrison W Zeller
John Gearld Hoeye
Clyde Leyertson
Harry NJ Dawson
Ralph " Webster
Benz lamin F Huney
Frank Lane Poler
Lula NJ Collett
Arthur c Skillman
Anton Jakobsen
Milwaukee Land Company to
4 G Zemanek 50 90 Lot 2 Blk |
kadoka, S d
4 G. Xemanek 10 Illcv NJ
I"manek 90 Lot 2 Blk Kad
ola, S ID.
lane NJ Haviland to Clarence
T. Haviland 900 Lot 4 Sc SW s
w SE 81 3S DIE Lot 1 See 6 As
PIE
Earl Sripter & WI 10 S p
Seierson 5000 Sc 30 3N BE.
Warren l.. Gerow TO p A Cav
anaugh 10000 Lots q - 90 "A
Blk l47, Fort Pierre.
A G. Brink to Robert II Soren-
son LOO SE % IS 2lE
John J Oesch to Mamie E
Oesch 100 S NE NE SE "a IN
25E
Thomas j Kane & VT to Ge,
} Monfore 100000 NV 13 5N
ZOE
Mary Troutfretter to George
} Monfore 100000 n SW l3 5N
ZOE
Mary Troutfretter to Lula
Monfore 100 s SW 13 On 2OE
George j Monfore & wf to
Thomas j Kane 1900 90 f NV F.
SW 21 GIN 19E
Lucinda NJ LeGro to Orpha A
Haxby 100 S SW NV SW SW
NV IL GIN 1sE
Harvey Dnrkee & WI to Alex
ander c Pepper 100 Lot Blk 2;
Philip, S D
w F Lumbard & WI to Edward
B Kelley 100 Lots | 2 f NV 80
IN 22E
Arthur H Jones to A G Wood
house 1000 SW % 5N 3OE
Elma E Smith & hns to S F
Alder 25OO.OO NE 13 3N 21E
Frank N Kimball to Colista
Gilchrist 10000 NV NV IA Lo,
2 N NE Is As 2OE
F N Farris to Phinneas Clark
LOO NE 30 Lots ! 2 f NV 80 s
N 2sE
Guy E Soper to Phinne al
Clark 100 NE 3 5N 26E
Lewis Frick 4 VT to Phinnea al
Clark 1880 W SW l E Sc 2 IN
26E
} E Kelley Reg to Emil Jahl
5000 NE 13 An BE
L c Kronen 4 wi to o E
Grllnlund 100 E Sc SW Sc 30 \
/ W NE 81 AN 18E
/ Hans Aalber to Richard GraJ
LOO w Sc S NE 26 EN- 27E
John L Lockhart Reg to Elmel
N Hirst NE NE 80 " NV NV
SW 20 IN 19E
Owners Of stock in this section
will do we'll to watch the adver
t1nANAAnf in <ho Rarsn- - -:
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-09-04

births and 80 marriages in Stan
ley county from the first of the
year up to the present time.
w. y. Stephens and wife re-
turned Wednesday from Savan-
nah, Ill. We understand that
they will again take charge Of
their hotel at the expiration Of
Mr. Brazell's lease.-BelvideN
Times.
Attorney A. G. Granger, ac-
companied by his father, G..
Granger, went to Fort Pierre
last week Thursday and visited
friends. The following day the
latter left for his home at Gaines
Mich, and the former returned
to Kadoka -Kadoka Press
Julius Marcussen, postmaster at
Bunker, died at his home in that
place Sunday morning from a
lingering illness. w. D. Giddings
and Undertaken Dotson came out
from Fort Pierre Sunday in the
Glddings auto and took the re-
mains to Fort Pierre with them,
where it was shipped to Platte
vile, Wis, for burial-Hayes
Homestead
Mrs. Il. B. Wall and Mrs !.
Wall and daughters, Blanche and
Madge, OF Chamberlain, arrived
Monday noon and were guests Of
Miss Alice Byrne until the fol.
lowing day. when they left for
Hartley for visit al the home
OF the former daughter Mrs
Sterling Byrne. Miss Bvrne and
Cranston Decker accompanied
them as far as Philip, returning
nome the next day v-Kadoka
Press.
A homestead contest ease was
IN session before United States
Land office yesterday, with Mrs.
Clara Cole Binford as contestant
and Laura Mulvehill as defend
ant. Both the parties are from
Manila B. $. Payne is appearing
Tor the contestant and Albert
Wheelon for the defendant. Laura
Mnlvehill has offered commutat-
ION proof on her claim and her
title rests on the outcome Of
tins case.--Tuesday's Capital
Journal.
II. j. Hall Of Faith, and C. l..
johnson of Dupree, were arrest
ed by Sheriff Maupin Monday on
complaint made by Ernest Edison
manager of the Diamond A Cat
tie Company. They are charged
with grand larceny. The war
rant was issued by Judge Stow
at the instance of the state s at
torney and upon their presentat-
ION to the court Tuesday after
noon by the sheriff, the hearing
was postponed by agreement to
Sept. 5th, and the defendants
were released on bonds for their
appearance at that time. P. c..
Morrison of Mobridge, appeared
for the defendants and Fred ind
son OF Dupree, and j. F. Joyce OF
Faith, went on their bonds az
securities.-Timber Lake Advo,
Cate.
Arthur Thode, the young son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Thode,
had both arms broken Tuesday
The accident occurred over on
the. reservation where the boys
had gone plum hunting. The
Ihode family has had more than
their share Of i'll luck this week
Monday one Of the little girls
swallowed q nickel and while the
DR.. Sullivan was removing the
coin from the childs throat the
team which Mn. Thode had
driven in bringing the little gir]
to Belvidere became frightened
and ran away. No serious dam.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-09-04

Owners Of stock in this section
WILL do well to watch the adver.
tne0snt in the Review Of ami
mab taken ND,
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-09-04
A Good Crop and
What the Farmer Receives

you ever stopped think why it u.s. that for all your
sales OF gan hay stock and produce you receive bank
check IN payments Has it occurred you that the pur
chaser OF your farm produce takes your receipt for
every dollar paid you in this manners
business men find check account necessity in their
transactions with the public such account is surely
important in your own affairs. When you pay your
o'ls IN cash you are running risks of bad memory
careessness," short change" and chance of having
to pay q second time
check account eliminates oil such chances of error-for
your check on this bank record in writing itness
ed' recepted and therefore, undsputabe Is evidence
Security Banking and
Trust Company
Philip. South Dakota
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-01
2ofal Beridt.
ym Saugetperbe
Giiritc eemndd3it cine ailgemeine Ari
beitSeinitcllung erfDlsen.

56ou pieber broben arbsitertplrs
rem. 9lue 4nsei6en beuten oaraufbtn.
'bab i'm 8augeiperbe einc allstmeine
9lrbeitseinfteIlung beporitebt, falS
namIih Sreaniiator Mearthur orn
ner Fuhrmonns Union feline Orobung
pabr mod9t, oab er feline gdumatertds :
lien BON unionleuteu beforoern ldHsn
mtrb, Die bon Rtdtunioniiten bsrgsz
itelIt porben iinb.
@eitern mubtsu bereits Die Wrbets
ten an nem Reubau Der Selephonec=
ielIfhQft an Der Sit 9ierten StraBs
eineeI.eat tperben, ba teine gdumdtes
rialien gu hoben tpdreu, neil Wc2lrs
t6ur bic 9sf0roerung Der gaumotes
rialisn unteringte, neil an bem 9au
niht CUR Union geh0riee 2suts hes
f66ftigt Tinn. Die Solge bisfG Nrs
beitseiniteQung mar, baB 100 gaus
banoperter ihrs Stellsn perloren.
8ie es feibt, Tino Die Rrntrattprsn
ON neuen Stonooro Sbeater aud
erauf unb bran, bic 9ebulb su bsrlie'
rem, oa lie feline matsrialen betomntei'
f0nnen unb Iie ae6sn anseblih nit b.r
Mbfi6t nm, hinnsn "a Stunben ben
9strieb etnsufteuen uno ibre arbeitet
Al entlaifen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-01

ss s n ssss sss1ss sa.n y ss ss sisseb ssase bsss s.
rune. uuf aIls Cots uiio 1fnbeteieti,
fueIghe dlereiiaeH uFb ailifuben or bic bcrs
refebene Nprbefierinla. iref6e befapten Cots nno
0dnbersien blerbur6 beiiiutmt fsnb, bab fie be-
ionorse gortbetIe hurp bte ssaurisiie perbeiiss
gs,fion 3. aas bic 70 au'erlsaten sfes.
merits In sebr (f0) idbrIthen MtfmEoessabr
InnaeH besdbu tperbeu fcGeu NIT Sirrfen nh bic
btnanSeef4 4e5cneH Bnblnneen; purnnseeftsf,
ftenertsn Giaenitnn nad fetnem Gr1nelfen fol.
cteS atlebment innerhofb s'pnusie t20) Taden
bon irb nnrn ber 1dfiiruua ber befielfgrbenSors
binars in ga0r besdblen mag.
Sefticn 4 lie Bombs Der gtdbt @lndHnot
fpIleH dueae1eben iuerben bcr oer aOueftt0n
Der befdafen 9ffehmeftiS.
Geftion g. TGh her aeft Der Gefdmmtfcrien
bon befogter Berbeiieruna, fpelder Mot fpeSifu
nuferleat fpurbe, bon blrs S.dbt Cincinnati Bee
snbIt neroen fon aus bent grI0s heS Bers
fanfs BON Bombs. 'peI6e bon befnater Etoet
fir foineu 3sped Bnh TN ber BON G,sfek bors
eefeberen ggtife 1usdsa,sed merSen
Geftior Q. Tdb dIle qcis unb adubereien.
nnerenserb nrS oninheu6 on heibe Eeifen pnH
| Van Etrnbe, bon Daniels gtrnke bis su eireur
annite 80 5nb, ntebr oSsr rvstltaer fiisI,h.
rMfta tuie oben belflpNeH.
Eefiicu n Tds Der Tirecicr Of @nbIic
Eerb're hternHr6 bs6nfimdftiaf nnb difaespiefen
M. eEer aoriraf: einsnneben urb nussuflh.
item Fs f NM ss.n sss a PIT ss nssr a
tisberesnfi' mrnIna NIT benz Gftet.
Gcffion s Tiefs CrSrona fuIa In Rrnft ire.
ten nno GiIfipfeit bnbsu bon unb nan bem
frihef'sn bonn Befet erIdmhteH 3ettpunrfe an.
Raiiirt nrt II. 3aIi 1919
Rraasent ses etohiraibs sro fem.
gierf, 25.t
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aobsrt Bebb auf atbsnss
seit ms 3uhthdus
cffhidt.

gb;cnso. GUS, 81. 5uli. -
Rotert gDebb. Der AuiomObils8o Bandit.
Der Dor einiger 3sit I6uibig b<funoen
ipurbe, ben Dttettip Deter part err
morbst 5u bcb<n. iDuros am Dcas
ntrftdg su lebeHsldngli6er 3uths
bousftrofs DsrursheiIt. nahbtm elm
6eiuh nm Gspdbruns zines nsusn
prossVss abssfpisisn iporoen mar.
Die 5Iugmaf6ins Dtrs
brdnstbag autOmobil.
gbicago, 5[ls., 81. Suli. 6a,
rob g.. MeGOruid flog am DOnnsrs
flag sum stp<iten wlnI nit ieintm
6pbrcnsroplnn bon ieiner Gommers
fpcbnung In Cafe Goreii aus nadb ieis
mem G<fhdftsplnb In Chicago, nnb
iisin 5ipsiisr 0Iug befrisbigit ibn nod
mstu aIs fein sriter. Gr ertl1rt iebt,
lDak q ~ Der MlcfAins spdtyne bsl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-01

rluis .iS aasssSem BE suiien ten BON abussiana
s;e&t, anS ser msft esF 0eiaSti,iios aS I,,,s
i t BON On ser T sast S0f bs,abt 0taS saerSsn tasn Pei
penobuii, wsI6es ansrenat lino ail'
be befaeten cots S sM6 Sihnberesn bierSlird bs,
ftimmf hnh.. bab ite befcneere 8orfpeiIe ourtb
beioate 8erbeiieuirs erioneen. -
m.nts ts''P IN aiinf 9b) ois iabrfea assioassas
rneen besobi nerben folIen NIT 8infen 1nf Die
binduseeihobenen 8ubiunpen ebero tam oer
fbnms. non fcElem @ntSilnicn, ioldes slies.
n1ent In gaor tunerbalb Sreibie 300 9aeeil
BON iInO no6 Der Roffirnns Der beitenerneen
seftion /. Bic aoubs ber etabt gindnnah
foaen auspegeben tperhen pcr her apuetttnn
Der hefaaien gIftsBmeifs
sefiion 8. Dab ber sieft Der ceranimtfo'tem
bon beideter gerheHeruna, h'6el ntni lpe59A
auferIeat nurse. pcn Der Staoi Cincinnati : be-
snbIt fperaer irH ans bem Grios oes Bcr.
.anfs pen gsmcs n ms'ne eSn ~, py" gsiss nap.
aefebenen Eeife nusaegebeu irtroen.
sefton 8. 7db. nIe eots nnt eaneerslen,
nnO asissseno an Gsos wgsn gsiisn 90 Ser
bem uorhIichen anbpuBfie: Gbnrdbiu sTcerne
sipifheu U9enior stnenlfe nnS bCm porbnnnenen
abBuosfanaI in Gburbtlf siotHle. he'ienerf insE'
ben folen fir bic befoaie @erbefietnro, MID
sertton l. 9ah her Itrector of pnhlic
Esrbice bierourd bcp7assdd:iai nlie nnasrisnlesn ns
lift, eincn Esntraft eifsnQebeH rro ansSnfab'
rcn fir aendnHte asrbefieruna nit Dem uieorip'
fen nno beiieH Eieirr. uat anuonetrnnG tn
liehere,uiiEliai nit hem S%se
Ecftion s. 1iefe CrbsnnHi iou In arnff ire.
ten nnh 8iItsaieif huheR bon une nah benz
Trfbp',er Rom gefst etInnhten 3eitoungte an.
8aiitrt am II. 5iiH 1918.
Z n REF
graiibent heS Einniratbs pro tenn
@eaIdubiai; 1bec. H. 5ree. aHitrenner
GIeri 25,t
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Sic Iempfrateit
Sdbcu iid besiiglidl ibrer Sanoioaicn
fir bic Stabtpabl geeiHigt.

neutrality-suspicious. fir Die be-
rrctratiIfen Sdnbiooten fiir Die
Stabtpabl i'm Ropember nurbeu ges
itern in llmlauf geiest uno perben
big SamTtoe 4benb nit ben nDtbtgtn
llnterfdrifter oerieben bem Wab!ratb
sugeItsnt psrosn miifen, ba bieTss Der
lebte geIebIi6 5uIGFigs Serntn 1T.
Die aufgsIteQten 8anoioaten ftne
Eis folgt:
giirQermetTter: 6enrp 3. Sunt.
GtaotratbsprGfibent: Simeon u.
SobnIOn.
StabtanpaIt: NIfreb gettran.
Ridter reg Superior : 9erihts:
Sehs Sabre: StauIep WIerrel; bier
Sabre, Robert 6. Bugs; 3pet Sabre.
9enton Sppenheimer.
Glert oes gOli5eiseridts: gbgd.
Cummings.
Ri6tar oes Muni3ipaIgertdts: Bic,
Sab:e; Bernard 6. SSor unb 6. &.
8ropn; srpet Sabre: Sobn s. Wlouop
un6 3dpio +. Qortah.
Observation-Disclosures at large: Sos
fenb 8erninQ, 5homds 8utterrportb,
gbnarp 8. SSmbus, 6enrp &. SsilIc-,
Charles g. $ooppino unb ). 5. 8erges.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-01

inniaiten SheiInobme perIihert iein.
Die geeroigllne fin6et am Santstdg
Woreen nm ott llhr bonn grauer.
hauie, go. t16 SIt ~. StroBe. aus
itatt. ipornuf nm hol6 neun llbr IN
Ser ct Mnrien Stride eiu feierlihes
Reaniem.Sodamt ceIebrirt weroen
nirS.
Scrr sSacob g h ~ amber, Der
befouutc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
lit aeItern sur @iroe be5 8roBoaterS
aufgeriift. Cine Gepeide fitsoigte
ibm Die gtnfunft zines Sbronerben IN
Der lontiIie ieines Sobnes, Serrn
2eon Soparo Sdppauoer, SSnbaberS
Der Shpnnoer 9raB @orfs IN ct.
Souis, an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-01

&c inc Grbtnnns 80. 3nssfpf3--meifim
incno. forfsufnbren nit bet 8frbeiiernna
bon arbor siberiie bonn GHbe ber ietiaeu 9er'
beiierRne tis nGiussrne eIbenue
sci es peroroHst bon bem Etabtrott ber
ctnbt Cincinnati. Einot Chic. breibierteI al,
Ter onsu erspdbItsH mGifeItener abereinitim.
merb:
gefiiou 1. Tos es tEerbur6 beftimusi
irirb, fortsnfabren nit ber gerbe'ferHna Der
strbor apeHue. eeui enbe Der iegiaen @erbefe.
ruaa bis Ifnsbrae aheHne hurh @rnoirIng.
seeen ron iembinsriem GementsGurb nnD Rcf.
Zen. 9flattern Aes EGbrrueas NIT 4iiunIineHe
8acaoam unn SerFieuung Der ,s6fhiaeH 7ruHis
,lHgen nno SnIeie, in uebsrginlttmmnna NIT
einer sefoiniion, pniiiri am 22. Tage I'm
Ben qIanen. spssifiroiiousn. aeiisnscTarltia.
aeu ure Qrofien meioe SGpor gHtaebetbsR
lpnroeH nno ieti IN Der Etftce bee Ziredcr of
Rabisc Sernice apilteGen.
Sgftion 2 Tas fiinlanofiebsta (75q) 01os
seni her gsfnmniiietten fiy beiaaie Eerbeiiss
risna. nbsiiaIid Der ao'ieR fit srensnueeH. nIiis
crispt lperoeH fpueH ,m 9ethdlttth sn BEN
8crtbeiIen, tueIde er5ieit fperesn rl6gen onub
bic befaaie &erbeiseruHa. aif aHe RotE iiiih
ndHbereien. anarenseno nflh aniiobenb an Hr5og
Npenne spif6ca 9DnGrbs Reab uub aaluebrae
nnenGe aro ebeuicls Got 20. 50 hpu gRtle'
braes snbbietiior. aiiareusene on bic Eeffstie
ron aaiusbrne ahenne, roroiit bon arhor
gtneFfae nsl4e befagieH 2etse unh paahersleu
bierolfrt heilmmi it1o, bab tie beioHoers Aor'
ibetle oarb seiaate getbeferurg eriansen
EefiicH g. Tdb bic 70 oufpeeeisn afeF.
mems In srbH ff0l iabrIiben gbf6laasaohinr,
gen hesahlf iuerheH fcuen mil 8inieH uuf ote
biuonsseltobeueH 3nblunaeH: oCransasfeet bab
her Htaentblmer ben iraenospeIdem Ssiteurrien
Gseeribum. nad isusm Gtmsilen foIbes sHess
ment innerb1l5 sipdnsi1 t2o) Taaen BON Hrb
ua6 ber Hdfhruna Der bcfieHerrben Eroinaue
In Edar be5abieu mag.
Seftieu L. Tnb scHbs Der Stnos Cincinnati
uitSaeaeben fperheH 4rTieu poE eer aouetttnT
Der befaeien a'iebmeirts.
gesfipn s. 1nH bcr aefi Der geiamm,foftry
anferiesi lpures bon ber Staei Cincinnati 5er
sntli suerber fol aus benz 1riDs bes SertHfs
bon Worhs, fuel6se bon beiaaigr Stnbt ffir seIht
SRese uHb iu bet ben hfm Geieg boTgeis henen
gsetfe ahsaepebeH hper6en
5c.iiCu H. Lat nEe Gots unb adrbepeien
6narenseHa nilo auioteus On beioeR 5si;eH bon
aIhor dbeuue 5iDiiben Qbparbs Aoab una
lR;asaras Neeune uuo ebeRfaIis Got an bs
bou mdusbrae's EHtoiOiftoR eneTeiserb az
bi<~ gesftfeiis bon UliEsbrae a0xnne uerSIif
ben grbov abeHue, bsi!eileri rperbeH fpEieH iia
bic betaaic 8erteiierunu. Rie 0beu bff1IeHer
Seftton Z. Cas Der Ttrectur o' Tubltc 5eroics
tterTit vmhnnai une anasmtsfru werbs zines
acrtrafi nnssufertineu Hub nussnfienen fnr be
ilen Etefer ra6 her 8eTefwnIii1una IN ustfs.
tirf'fm'rura nli. her Rsiepe.
EeftipH p Iisfe CremonB fou IN fraft tire.
her arb @nttirfeir SGseu bon nHb Hao Dsly
frhhsfssu bonn Seiee eTIaubieE Settpsnffe au.
8nffiTi Ggu II 3alt 1913.
EtmepH 81 gpbrfor,
RrhfiosHi bee S.anirostA
@es!anbisi: bes. a. GTst. amisrenHe'
gIeri. 211
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Efne rrbtncrE mp. seasfeis Re,
" 'timmeab fer,Wfa5rsn nit Der Herbei'e'
runa bon UooieVocb goenpr, ben Gutter glec'
me bis sIT fashtca gurbliHte bon guittn
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Get &C bsrorbnet sor bem Etabitais Der
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9as" 9idnid 6es 9eutf hs
dmsrit. Rationalbunbes
in Buffalo.

Buffalo. q. g., 81. SuIi. -
Mun erpartet, bag gegeu 10000
qerionen am Yitnid bes Oeutids
amerttaniIGsn gtatipnals s8unbes in
Buffalo i'm 4uguit tbeiluebmen ners
BEN. Denn biee Grnartuns iih erz
| flint, oiirfte Die 3abI Der Sbeiluebs
msr um 5000 b0bsr Elm. als i'm ooriz
gen Sabr. Ulit Der 5eier ptro Die
erTte Sffentlids Gusitequng 5tpeier
Ulpoeue fir oas prpjettirte S6illers
hentmaI oerbunbeu Iein, peIhes IN
Ter ndhitsn 3utunft in Buffalo err
rrihtet perben tpirb. Der 9ilobduer
ShDeiber pcn 9bilaoelpbiu bat orci
WlDoeIe herseitelt uno 3pei bopor
fir bic Qusfteauug auseepdblt. er
Iact er t0nne nith ielbit sptfdeioen,
tpeItes pon bsibsn beFer iei. 9as
OenfmuI IoG $25, 900 tDften, ppn be-
nen bsreits $4,000 ge3eidnet unO
oefdmmeIt iinb. 4nfpradsn rperoen
BON Carl Sitmunn (beutitD uno bon
genator Gottfriso q. Msubs (sn8s
Iiih) se1alten Deroen.
.9atrtd Guintan nod eins
nal perurtbeilt.
gutsri on, 81. g., 81. Suli. -
9atrid Quirlan. elmer Der fiibrer Der
SnbuftriaI Mortsrs OF tie Worlo, Der
ndhrenb oes Streits in ben Ssibsns
fobrisen eine prpminente RoQe gefpislt
bat, rpurbe am 0onneritou gu einem
Sabr gsFdngnib perurtbeilt. neil sr
am Gamftag Ibeno in elmer fo5ialiItiz
fden 0erIommlune qeiuqt Bate: -
,,grnGhIt einen ipsiali'tii6en 8iraere
meiiisr uno es nirb bdnn tetne polis
aiften ME 9ummn Rpdn eeben, bic
Guf nit ben GHiippeln duf ben aopF
i6laeer."
Quinlan aob gu, fih biefer Worte
teoient All bahen, er beitritt aber, baB
ties etrpus unrs6tes isi. Gr nuros
Dor einioer 2eit ipe9en MuFreiaung
gum 4ufrubr gu 5tpei Big fieben Sab
rem 3u6t6aus perurtHeilt, unb befine
Get fiA oeqen gIqfhaft in Freiheit,
pdhr.nb feline Gppeaotion in S6Debs
III.
G. In 80 : bre alter o tie NJ
morber.
Wt n'tpilIs, Conn, 81. Sufi
NIbsrt Rpesrs, Elm 81 Sabre otter
Mann, bat bier am Oonnerftag naf
einsm St1stt feline s. 5ote ulte iTruu
trfhpFen unb bann einen perqs6lihsn
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