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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-20

u@tosqow~ mnB in iiebcn
Ea0cn aus Dem %afcn.

"
Eagcn aus 6cm s %afcn.
&to sc Soucfro. 10. O}op.
Der britilhc arcii5cr n@las9oip
ocr bier oni IL. g1oDcntbcr onfouL
cr6ielt bon Der 6roiilionii6cn &cgic.
riing sic GrloubniB, in'S SrodenOod
5i, ge6cn lmo bort oic n6tbioitcn 9ic.
paroturen Dor5unebmcn. Tic glus
1eiieriiug mlB in Iieben Sogeu been.
oct iein imO Der &reli5cr Oonn ioiort
0ot Nofcn bcrloiicr Die D@los-
CON" sic in Der Sccihladt bonn (.
Gouembcr an scr aiiite bon Gbile
bon Dem ocitidcn @cihuaocr 6eiAd.
ciot porocn lit uriit iiirf groBc bon
@ci6oiicn GiniAIa9ci 6erriibrcnoc
2oher oltf. Sic bat picr bcriuun0cte
0lotroien al @oro.
9tls Ser ltnterboltlng NIT ben
Cffi5icran 1cs 0nmpiers ding beutc
Hcrpor. 0oB Gontrc-9loniral Cir
G6riftop6cr Graood in glnbctroht
ocr llc6crlcgcnbcit Der fcinoIidcn
@rcu8cr scr ,Slasgolu" lao Dem
Gronsportoompfcr r0tronto" ioiort
oen @cfc6l gob. ciuen 3uiIu5tsort 3u
mAcn. Die ,@lasgop" mediclte ie.
ooG ciuiec SdfIic nit Dem Seinoe
rno muroe oobei beiGGoigt Ole 0f.
fi5iere berihton meiter:
nS6on noH peuigcn Nlimiten ipo.
rcn 0ie 90 Gentimeter.@e ouf
scr .@ooo scope" ouBcr @eiedlt se
iCbt in0 gleid oorauf epIooirten ibrc
Nulerfauuncrn. gloniirol Graood
mo oic 9ciotungen Scr u@ooo
Sopc" uno scr rN3onmoiib" iino
nit 0cn &rcu3ern massachusetts I'M.
tergcgonqcn. Gas e1gliine Shlo6t
i@iff .Gonopus oos MIR cine @e.
idluinoigfeit BON t6 anoien bat,
fonnte niht me6r reht5citie onf Der
Steac ocs &ies riltreiien mo
nat oobqr nidt an Ser SAIa6t t9eil
oenommen.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-20
GlDbliMcr Sub.

@on ibrcr Eobter, SRI. 9laneS
goc, ioot i'm Bette uiigefunoen ivur'
sc qeitcrn W}orgen Die 53 &obre olte
sSrou Ylnr9oret Doe in ibrer SSo9
iuno, 91r. 322L Stridlano. .StroBc.
Srau Doc mar bcrcits felt eiliigcr
2eit lei0eno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-20
2 Gieqlniidteinc5 c5ruiiiidcn
Efft3iers.

@ang, ilber Non0on IS. ytoD, r
Sin ruiiiiher Stabsoifi5ier erfldrte
auf Der Gurdreiie bier Dab iid se-
ocmU1rtig ole ruiiiidc &ouptarmce
in Starfc Don 100000 Maun &c.
gen oen Siiomelten BON 0iiliiiicb-@o.
len beucge 3ped oieier 9lrmee ict
Sic oiterreidiideu Erlppeu entidei.
ocuo 3u ihlogen unO Oann arafou
ar5ugrciien. gine flcinere Eruppc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-20

SER 9li6aro 9I Sohniou Der me
tcrlcacuc ocmofraiiidc GongrcB-
Ganoioat I'M iiiniien GiIiritt BAT
orIicrn iciue aoiienabrcdlnuig cin8c'
rcidt. Ganotb bat oie Gampagnc
@crrn So6nion $5t9.2S gefoiict.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-20
Nlu6ert 4. Nnrbettr aeItprbrn.

9SoiuOcun. Goly l9. gloD II
Or, 9lobrrt S. 9uroette, Der 6efonntc
@reoiecr 5driititener uno Sumo
rift, 1T Dcute 9la@mittag lint 2 llbr
in ieiner Mobnn9 geitorbeu. Gr
mar bereits icit 8pei Sabreu ie6r let.
oeno felt elmer @ohc mar iein 3lt
iIan0 lritiieh nemnr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-20
@iaa's 9rimmpAsMa.

ST moriDri unali6aIiiom onf Staot
0lerifo Gorron3a's Sruppen
treten ii6er IN Gicicr pieoerboIt
nod einiual ieinc 6orOeruugen.
Bier @reiicr bineeridtet 4ra-
iioent @ilion ioll in 9era GuB
bclfca.
gsaibiu9ton i9 &ouem6er-
Sod ben oifi3ieaeu Rodrihten ieBie
General 8ila lngebinoert ieinen
@oruorih nod Der Sta0t 9Rerifo
tort, 9ei @iaa's Gintrefieu in 9eon
aapihllirtcn 20O0 slub1raer @arrou-
5oS lmo pdbrcuS 0es g9eitermar.
ihcs ibloiicu iif peitere 9Inbdugcr
Garrnu3a'S cen Maridfolouneu @iI.
las an
Die 9(niidjt scr omcrifaniiaeu
glgeuteu gc6t oo6in 0oB &iIlo o6ue
Sdtpieriafcitcu oie Stoot Nlerifo cr.
rcidcn miro, pd6renO 0ie gm60nocr
Gorrar3a'S cine Shlaht 5piihcn
sSiaa mO cen Eruppen ser @encrdIe
Cbregon mro @ou3ole3 in Der @e.
acno BON Sropuoto imo Gueretero
fir 6eporitc6cnO bolten.
Plus Der Sio0t W2crifo ielbit iinO
@leloungcn eiugetroiiem Die Don oa-
gemciuer llugepiB6cit rmo Span.
mng 6eri1ien- Is eribeint ais
3weiiel5oit. Oh General Cbreeon Die
Stoot eeacn eineu 9lnariii BON oen
Gruppcn 3opnto's miro 6alten fon.
men.
Sn &ui6ingtou lit 6eiite ierHer Gin
9rief pon Garrou3o aiS Cordoba ein-
geiroiien in Ocm Oieier erildrt, Dab
er nliBDcritnnocu uoroen iei ST
babe Iid5 MIR bcrcit crfldrt, sic SIC.
gieuirgsgemolt in oie Sonoe eincS
i6m ols 5uoerIdiiig criteinenoeu
sg(1nnes 81 legelL ple 3. y. oes We'
rerolS @oblo @ou5oles. Gr ertldrt
iib bereit, oaS 9ano 81 ncrlaiien lno
ii6 am %. gSo0eniber nit &iao in
Sapouo 5u treiien Uenn oieier aub
reiignirt mo oos Sono perldBt Sic
@euerdle @utierrc5 imo @on5ale5 iol.
len i6rc aonumonoo's cincm Orittcil
ncli 5i md6Ienocn &rdHocutcn ii6cr'
gebcn. Soateu oieic geoigungen
bis gum 80. glopem6er uiHt criiiat
iein 70 miro @cncrol Gorron5o mic
ser oic Slmfiionen ocs erlteu G6eTs
ii6ernebmeu 9is6er babe aber Sillo
nod III feincr @eiie nli ieinc 5oroc'
ruHgen geaHtlportet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-20

Gas patriotiidc Gomite Der oSod).
ter ser amcrifaniihcn &cuolution"
bat 6eiHloiieiL ooS @larulano @e.
6au0e oui Scr @anona.9luSitellun9
nit oem Eortroit oes critcn ~ouper'
ucurs Don D}arDlanO, Sconoro Sal
rcrt, al octorircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-20
seine 100 9lnn0rciic- SidcF8 mc6r.

Die ngnltimore ino Gbio.eilen
bo1n peIhc seraoelo pie oie
,.@cnniulponia Giien6abn" Die %al.
iogierroten rcsitlirt bot bereits be.
itloiicn ooB opd iie bic 100 &nno
rciietidets nidt mc6r nusaeben miro.
Sic neuen 9iater treten om 10. De-
8clnbcr in Srdft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-20
0ir alnth IN lEnalnno.

Gas Gomiie. pclhcs &iebesgobcn
fiir oie not6lciOenocn @elaier lom
melt bat aeitcrn ichs 6diier poa
mo imo cine aiite nit Soc5en iiir
oie @elgier IN Gnglano abgelanot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-20

wurOcu no6 GrIeoioung Der giol.
tlnegcih0itc &or6creihnaeu iiir cir
Gn0e oieies Nlonats in @eufcrt's S
@ort itnttfinoeuocS gluiternr0itcn ge-
troffcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-20
VI 4 iii Ii.

,Nel!ner. bringen sic inns cine
NoiMc g8ein. atcr alten" ,Du
Nurl 0nB Der aber nidt ldoH aus
cet Qlo0e it'll"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-20

iei sur @eloaerma BON Nnerpsl
8uriidaeIoHen woroen 9lub oer 4ilt
nabmc bon arofol bea5iidti8cn BE
Guiicn. uacb gluiiAt oieies Giiijicgs
nicht, oic aarpat9en 5ii ii6criAreitcn
ionoern iic wolIen 0cm Gocr SAiB
folgen mo iber Gppeln @reslaA
un0 @logou eircu Giniaa nahSAlc.
iien periuheH
Ser N1uiterfnobc. @ie
ih Guh am porigen Sountdg iagte
iprab ser Sountagsicbulebrer 3u iei
ner Nlaiie, lit es Gle %iliht ieoes
gilteu @cnideu Deuiaiieus ciucm
9Iuoeren pdbreno Der 8ohe cire
aroBe Sreu0e 3u bereiteu. User BON
Sud bat oas get6an2" Der gleiHe
9obbD bob Die Sano IN Die S9obe.
,.glIio. Iieber @obbD~ lieB iih Der
9ebrer lolbuuasooa pcrnebmen ver-
cable Der &laiie, mas fir suie Ibaten
Oil perrihtet bait. sd bobc
meme Sonte beillht un0 ais id mcs.
ging, bat iie iib iebr seirellt."
Die ncuc Tclounifprni.
Gin iron3oiider @critterliatter
ibrcibt aus 0eutidlono uDie 3iI.
itdncc in Ser oeiitihen glrmec ipot.
ten ieoer 9eihrei1uug Iie Col.
oaten oie nod fiirlib ir0blid iiu.
geuo bon ibren lle6tmgen 3uriidfebr.
ten iino nah lnierer ariegscrtla
rlmo Dor Sdrea idmutIitl agrauD
eelporoen."
glr0it. $50 NOR pot 81.
nigcn Gogcn III Sonoou" cr3dHlte
Elm Gnalduoer, yoas 1T cine Stim
mung bort, iage i'd Sbuen oaS
@olt trdgt iebt Sen aopi nod elm
NAL 70 bod aMabriheirlidl 9udt
es nad uuiercu 3eppcIins ausE be.
merfie Scr Icltide
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-20

9onoon i9 ySop- Sn cingr
beutc in Qonoon eingetroiiencn Ger
ntitliitc Sic am 10 9ioUember BON
oen enaliiHen Sauptquortier ie
6roufreic6 Deroiientlidt ipuroe, mer.
ocn 8 Siii3iere ais get0otet IS alS
perlpunoet uuo . ais DermiBt 9cs
meloci
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-20
.(sthel II bcrIo6tl0


o9hli ein@ort. 3err Gofior 0ahc
bo nculiA II 9ud gelcicl wcIdes
ecito6len mar, nic iit5 uahtrd8lid
beruusiteQtc fam ih Jet iucscN
&ehlcrei beitraft mcr0en2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-20

Ger 81 Sabre alte G6riition
N1oore bon 9lr. 209, 9loro.0lont.
foro.9Ipcnuc, ncrlicB oeitern @}orgcn
ienl 0eiin inO lici 10 lon9c bcrlnI
bis CT infol9e Gridl0piung nidlt mcbr
iYcitcr fonntc uuO itd por ocnl @anie
glr TIC, gior0. .GorolineitroBc mic.
6crlicB. Die 9lmbnlou3 ocs noroolt'
li6cu Giitrifts brodte i6n nod icincr
@obniuig 5liriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-20
Die ,C.neen ser WloUieg0 6ciratbet.

Die gGncen Der WlpDie9" bciratbef,
Syn Scr @obminQ bon gitnis 8.
Gcon g1r. 22i @eit. Centre. StroBc,
lcirocn gcitern SRI. @eleu RoDmouo
Gus @6iloocIpbin einc Der biiblAc.
iten S1ouipielrriimcn Der our 3cit
IN Ser n@uIif.9lfnoemie" galtircuocn
Sruppc oEHc Guccn Of t5e @lopieS, "
mo S5r. Sra So6n 4eoo1, Elm ilngcr,
wobl6a6enocr @eiHdftsmonn ouS
ct. 2onis, @2o, ainn 9unoe iiIr's
2cbcu oercint 9oitor Gr. gllireo g..
@ulic0 no1n bic IratsGeremorHe
eCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-20
sic q Mfoltc.

ggSic 6o6cn Sir cs 0cun fcrtig 6e
6rott. Die alie aul0rinsld'. aon3ee
rot6in raus5icfcIn2" p,Sd ba5c
iGr ben Dem Sudden poraclcgt ocn ne
mir miigebrohi bottc~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-20
siiir3tc I'm sfrafcn6ddnluaggOn.

5eini Nerlaiien cIncS SlraBen'
bo6npogponS Der @ilmoriiraBen-
9inic al ser Gde Don 6apette- mn
Gutaip Strobe fam aeiIeru 91ah-
mittaa acgeu 1olb 3 ll6r 6rau Nl
Sowecmnp pon 9lr,352, Oit 25 Ctr,
8n SAL uno 500 iitb auibcineno nidt
lmerbe6lidc &erlcBungen oes re1ten
,SllBes 3u eSbr @atte ruiroe bcnah-
ridtist nno brahte iic nod Saiic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-20

SIC, vG09aT. M nuiriJliial 2'hna
nein eeIo parit Iu icsi tiAi hier
an melner Seitel1
Gr (troaea) 49ithtig Caar 1eia
beIo m0reit @ii anqr csay Dlaii o1'
niciuct Scitc!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-20
6iinf 6libpitier Der
buftet.

Sarcoo, EcgoS, 49, 9loUcmbcr
Gie Gnioefimg cmes 6libuiter.
Gouplott8 aeacn 9lueoo Sore0Q wurs
50 0cite bier 6cianut. Bier @}crita.
ner iino acitern 9bcno bier m0 Gin
Wlcgfauer in San 9lntoaio Ucr6oitct
troroen 5ic ioaen ebeIHals IN Bill
las Gicnitci acitauocu boben. Sic
pcrOcn ii1 pegcn mcrloubten re.
frlttircus auf amcrifaniiAcm @oOen
5lI ccrantuortcn babcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-20
ON / q d.

GinfaH. ,Srcuno. pgScnn
0cine @erloblmg init ser a0Nin olii.
ocloit miro, Damn miiBt Sbr eit ood
ecaenieitia and Die @eidcnte 8uriid'
debei2~ ,,Ias lit icbr ciniahl
@ou mir bat Tie nidts gctricgt unO
i6rc Scic6eufc 6o6c id ouigcgciT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-20
%rdiiocnt MILTON foil
bclfen.


@cra Gru3 10. 9louembcr.
Ger tumcr NADER anriidenoe 1ermiu
scr g(b6erufns Der amerifaniiaen
Srippen aus &era Gru5 erbobt bic
9ciorsniB Der 9e0olfcrun9. Scidc
bntcn 200 6hidtlinge @rdii0ent 8il
ion telegrapbiid. i6uer bic 9Ibreiie
Don @cra Gru5 ST crnogli6cn Die
Mciiicn 6a6ci iebt ridt cinmal Die
Nlittel Bic 9lciic 5il 5cja6leL obivobl
Tie nod Dor filr5er 3eit rei6e @rluio
eiacntbincr waren
9la1 ocn @cribten ocS ipauii1cn
Goniuls ioaaa bei @ue6la EFF Geytil.
6abritcn i'm @eianmtmcrt6c pon
100000 9}cios abae6rannt iain.
@lut fIicBt bci @oco.
93aco. 9lri5y is. 9loDcnbcr.
9iei oen a1npfen bel g}oco, Sonora,
lYuroen ml0ienitag oui ser oncri-
fanii6en Grcu5iei.e olrG perirrte
Gei6oiic iedS @erionen oernunoet
Inter oieien bciinoen ii6 u. S. &cgf
nolos, ein omerifoniider 3oainipef.
tor Gin Soloot oes 10. amerifoni
idcu Observation-Disclosures, Gin Sis.
fol9laeut oes Generals sin uuo
orei @lerifonerinuen. @loprotena
Bat oic 9eiaieBung Der &ill'i6en
Eruppen ourd 9(rtilerie pieoer &c.
sonncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-20
@ter Briciter bin0c.
rihtct

or %oio. IcraS, 10. 9loDcm6cr.
Sin bulletin aus @uaoaloicrd be.
rid)tet oaB aui 9eiebl oeS Generals
,Soahim glmara, oe5 glilitdr.@ol.
perucurs BON Dii9nocat. bier @rie.
tier iregen angebliben Neriuhs, ci.
nen 9nfltano ms &eben 81 rlfen
6ingcribtet iuorOen leien. 9lnS Siio.
weit@}crifo iino bereits me0rio6
llnru6cu lpegen Gin5iebimg bon @ii.
tern uno Goniisfaiion BON fir1lideuf
Gigcniblm aemcloct porocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-20

llutcr Iirigent 6riB &aroluS' gel'
tmg muroe in ser geitrigcn gut be-
iudtcu Stneihlnoe ocS u@ermauin.
Guortctt GlubS" in ieinen Ser
iammlings 9ofale, 9lii6er's @ale,
an Ser Siio Gutoluiirobc eifsi1
nno gcpiien6oft gciibt S,n Der OIL.
ihlicBenoen @cifdftsiibung inter
@rdliocnt g8m. &iiber mo Sefretdr
n. Shlott6auar mnroen orci poiiive
N1itglieoer in Goritlag ae6roft aaO
Giulooungen ocs uGnnniiottcr9olfs.
felt @ereins.~ oer uSornonie~ ina
oes uDentihen llnteriiiibungs 9nn-
ocs~ perleien mo angenonmen. Gin
SclifatcS 9liiicrnroiteu I'M ciigen
Sreile miro ser Gerein ON nddiieu
Sountog in icirem iopllil1 9clc1as
ncu Gnt56auic 81 @ciiport peronital.
ten.
u0F Baltimore 9}cbgcrs
&ercin."
Sn 3iiiiePS @oae an Der 9toro.
6rcocrid.StrnBe iono geitcrn 9I6eno
rie rcgcIindBi0c Sibin9 ocs uGit'
Baltimore Wiebgcr lluteritiislmgS'
9;creins4 inter ocm goriit oes @rd'
iioenten Gbriition Sebbcl mo Der
9rotofoaiiibrrnq oeS Setretdrs
Gopor Frcoiocr ltott rSn ocrieI6cn
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-11-11
Old Women, LISA.

There is not such q thing as a de-
cent old woman left. Everybody curls
pink but your humble servant. People
who have covered their heads for forty
years now leave off their caps and
think it becomes them. In short. we
try to Guido our patterns. the French.
i'm every ridiculous vanity. Lady
Northumberland gave an entertain.
ment last week in which was an arti-
fetal goose in her feathers and IL hen
with seven little chickens. The dessert
was a landscape. with gates. stiles and
cornields. but | have, I am afraid.
tired you with the account of such fol
lies.-Letters Trom Lady Coke to Mrs.
Eyre.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-11-11
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they can
not reach the diseased portion Of
the ear. There is only one way
to cure deafnesr and that is by
constitutional remedies. Deafness
is caused by an inflamed condition
Of the mucous lining of the Eusta-
chan tube. When this tube is In
yon have q rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing and when it
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-11-11
Chance Record !

Miss Ina Worries returned home
from Forest City this week very
much improved in health.
-Bastian Bros. enjoyed a visit
from a brother of northeastern
Neb. the past week. While here
Mr.. Bastian filed a homestead
right on the original Wolf Springs.
MIR. +. D. Mossman, sup't
of the Indian school at Sisseton.
arrived in Chance yesterday with
80 head Of young COWS and a full
blood bull which he will run en-
his ranch south of town. Mr..
Mossman nov has close to 1000
acres in one body and is gradually
stocking it up. When men as
successful as Mr.. Mossman is
in his profession are anxi.
GUS to acquire this. land and
place funds out here in the form
Of live stock, it speaks we'll for the
country. What we want is more
men like these.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-11-11
NOTICES FOR PUBLICATION
Dept of the Interior. US. Land Off,

Dept of the Interior. US. Land Office
at Pierre. S. D. October %, 1914
George William Gerlach. of Laurel, S. d.
Who on Sept. a. 1909. made H. T.
Is. township l16 n. range 70 W.
5th P. NJ. has fled notice of inten-
ton to make five year proof, to estab-
lish claim to the land above described, be-
fore the Register and Receiver, at
Pierre, S. D.. on the 4th day of
December, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Clark Gerhard. August Brehe, Edward
d Wagner, all of Laurel. S. D., and Will
liam Wilcox, Of Lewiston. s. ID.
;. E. KELLEY. Receiver
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-11-11
ABBREVIATED

Will Oliver is helping to thrcsh
at the Gale Rosa ranch this week
II. r. Gates made two trips to
Gettysburg after SUPPLE the past
week.
VIII %Shepardson has got the
city scales repaired and in work
ing order again.
Joe Sternhagen is carrying ads
located shoulder. as the result of Il
scuHle Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Doc Palmer of
Falrbank were in town yesterday.
returning home this morning.
Ben Werner was an over Sun
day visitor at Gettysburg. having
been %subpenaed to attend court
for a couple days.
Capt. Frank Smith is limpIng
around with a stiff leg, caused by a
kick from a frisky colt he was try
ing to break to lead, the other day.
VIM. Neyhart and daughter of
German accompanied by his
nephew and niece, Mr.. and Miss
Weaver, from Wisconsin, were in
town today enroute to the Agency
ON a pleasure trip. Mrs Neyhart's
father, Mr. Weaver, ST.. is also a
visitor at the Neyhart home
The near completion of the Hos
pital is marked by the decrease in
boarders at the Gates House to
minimum proportions. This -. m.
Messrs. Larson and johnson re
turned to their home at Pierre, ano
Messrs. Doyle and Noonan changed
their boarding place to- the Hote'
de Congdon at the Agency.
Another party of yoyaecnrs
passed down the river last Friday
Geo. Miller and Emil Anderson.
from u point fifty miles below Viii
l%iston, North Dakota. They had
been working north in the harvest
~
fields the past fall, and are now
taking the boat route to then
home on the lower Missouri river
They were drifting down in two
rowboats tied together.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-11-11
Don't Delay Treating Your Cough,

A slight cough often becomes
serious, lungs get congested, bron-
chial tubes I'LL with mucous. Your
vitality is reduced. You need DR.
Bells Pine- Tar Honey. 1t soothes
your irritated air passages, loosens
mucous and makes your system re-
sist colds. Give the baby and chill
dren DR. Bells Pine-Tar Honey. Its
guaranteed to help them,-only 25c
at your druggists.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-11-11
HON BURNED.

The residence of Henry Fielder,
located on the riycr opposite lie
Beau, mysteriously took fire last
Friday during the absence of the
family at the Agency, where they
were called by the death Of Judge
No Heart. Tho loss is quite a
heavy one, as all Of the family
clothing, some money, and valua-
BILE papers, were consumed, IN all
valued at some $4,000.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-11-11
Dept of the Interior. U. S. Land Office
- nIe~.oC n nok ~ l04A

Dep'to of the Interior. US. Land Office
NOTICE Is; Hereby GIVEN that
John johnson, of Eales, S. D.
who on January 81, 1913. made Ell. E
No. M1562 for the southeastA OF section
80, twp. 100 n, range 70 W. 5th
p. NJ. has file notice of intention
to make communication proof. to establish
Harry Bolinger, the clerk of courts at
Gettysburg, s. D., on the 2sth day of
November. 1914. Claimant names as
witnesses: C. q. Peterson. Werner Bantli.
Adam Thompson, A. ID. Wager, all fonr of
1'e J.E. KELLEY. Register
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-11-11
Dept of the Interior. US. Land Office
OF D;os.. o. N tn,.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
Maggie Russell, formerly Maggie Clark,
who on October %. 1912, made III. E. No.
oll5ls for the sw4 of nw4 of sec
tion | and seq of nell of
section ,. township 12O north. range
IS w. 5th T.. NJ. has filed notice of
intention to make Communication proof. to
establish claim to the land above describ-
ed. before Harry B~olinger. clerk OF courts.
at Gettysburg. S. d., on the 18th day OF
December. 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses
Tom Cronan. Fred McGurm. May Rus
sell and Claudia Russell. all four of Lee
Beau, $. ID.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-11-11
Tests Of Skill.

Son "a golf administration must
admit. father, that it requires Il great
deal of skill to drive a ball a hundred
Yards. Old Farmer-Rubbish. 1t don't
4 pig fifty feet.-London Telegraph.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-11-11
AGENCY RIFLES

III. iClIicI ItiA loi edsAClii
points yesterday.
Mr.. Wmnock is attending court
at Timber Lake this week.
Gordon Oliver of Gettysburg is
working on the construction of the
new ice house.
VIM. Schmalz Of Gettysburg is
back at work again on government
improvements
Tony Hovcn, of Hoven, was
down last Thursday to visit the
Misses Balloon, returning Friday.
DR.. Schneider accompanied by
Mrs. Tom Ellie of Gettysburg and
another lady friend, were over
Monday fox u short visit.
Walter Huddle ton of White
Horse was an over NIGHT visitor,
returning with the government
car to LsplaDt Wednesday.
The program at Assembly last
Sunday was varied by a short talk
on Good Roads by f. Z. Tborne,
q piano duct and a male quartet.
Miss Hingsburger was a psssen-
ger ON the stage to- Gettvshurg
last Friday morning, remaining
until Saturday afternoon to attend
the Teachers examination.
Mr.. Doerr, a brother of. Mrs. r.
&. Craig. was an oyer-siundav
visitor, coming from Hettinger.
North Dakota, where he has been
working in the harvest fields.
DIR. Stoloerg was called out on
the reservation Monday, and took
the government auto, via LaPlant.
Mr.. Doerr and Mrs. Craig accom-
panied him as far as the railroad,
where the former took the train
for Hettinger Nd.
The new ice house is to be a
great Improvement over the old
one, which was apparently built
without any thought of conserving
the ice in summer time. Besides
concrete foundation, the floor is tt
be we'll drained with tiling, whilt
tho walls arc to be built after tho
latest improved fashion.
An extra large congregation
was out to the service i'm St. John's
church Sunday. MIR. Chas. Gabe
read the first lesson, Mr.. Mari
Garter of Swift Birds camp rcac
the second, and Rev. Eugene
Standing Bull'of Promise preached
the sermon. while Mr.. Edward
Whiteface presided at the organ
Oscar Rousseau of LaPlant was
down Sunday, twice, with a party
of passengers. On the second tri1
he had an exciting experience, /;
few miles out from the Agency
when his a turned over ns a re
suit of a broken wheel. Forum
atcly no N was injured. He hac
not been in long with his ca
when Thos. Hill of Promise arriv
ed. from Pierre, when the two
gentlemen went to Gettysburg t,
get the necessary repairs.
The Black Hills Council is i,
session this week at LaPlant, com
menciDg on Tuesday. to conside.
matters in relation to the effort t,
, get compensation from the gov
eminent for the loss Of the Blacl
, Hills country. The Council i
made up of ten delegates from
) each of the ten OF more reserva
, tiops of the Sioux nation. Sup't
and Mrs. Campbell and Fred Ii
Plant are among the number from
the Agency present as spectators
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-11-11
Lots Of Pie.

This speaking of my mind is pie to
me-" You certainly don't mince mat
tiers. Baltimore american.