davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
Nna g9etter.

Sir Marplono im0 Sen Giitritt
Golunbio 6cute tribe imo iiiowelt'
lid)e g9inoc.
Sic 65diie Scmperotr anl geltris
acn Gage bctrua sc @rao Inn 5 ll5r
giac6uittogs um0 oie nieoriaiie GA
Giroo mn 6 ll6r O}orgenS
Eic aroBte Shnclligfeit Oes gSil-
oes mar 10 W1eilen pom Siioen.
Ser 8eudtiafeiisgc6olt Der Suit
mar II 4Sro5ent I'M 8 llbr WorgenS
mo 81 Ero}cnt Inn 8 llbr glbenOs.
,Sn sen ii6ri9eu Mctter- geobad.
tunQSiloiioncn ocs 9anOes mar bic
66ditc Cempcrotur mic folgt. gltlan.
lie Stu rs, gismard Sl Bolton 81,
Buffalo 76. G1orleiion SS, G6icoao
"a GlcDelono 76 1enper SS, 0e.
troit rs, Inht6 20, Goiiport 81, Sal
peiiou IS. Green 9ap "a, SotteroS
~. Sourc %. Seleua IS, Sodion-
billie 81, aonios GitD 81, &norpille
7s, Qoidspillc S6, Marauettc 70,
qieuphis Sc, D'ontgonerg 80, N'ons
ircal rs. 9}onhlfet Y, 9lew GrIeans
90 91cu Dorf SO, Cflo6oma Sc
gittS6ura6 81, philadelphia ST.
Fortlouo, DE. TO- &ortlanO, Ore,
81. Chic6ec 62, 9}olei96 Sc, SaIt Cafe
Gto 96, Gan 6rancisco GA, Ct.
2ouis 50, Scranton 80, Shreveport
Sc. Spotoue 96, Spraerie Y, Eom-
pa 92, @ai6mgtou s6, @iunipeg Y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15

4els .slnoitOriHm" a16e @irI from
g9ssrsuons Vari,~ geiair glOaS aaan8
NnnoeDue Wluhi uno Lnn3.
,sen9ers Bart, NrooilDn, glnne glrtnoeIGo.
- LaAliO 8ou0cniue unD Lnin
r9llper Nieu Fart" Ingl1 9on3eric uio
pgap e0erf @ari" 1daH6 Gomerie uuo
nlocrc 9lnililcmeuia.
xolaspsr gsad 4 aaon6 sgurIOueu per
o0sagsals ga@ qaaIi6 egnrIioaen per
2dWplet uAtednuano
oldlooras A adarid 1ourcu per Gampiet
esgs saint 1dolia Soureu Der Campier
.2HcIiWOrcl1no"
Fort 1epuRt nnb geiteriun Griurnonen
,9altiaorc 8anfrn'Gerrina - eonniaQ. ben
40 2uauil Qroier su5inB mao nNdlers
nSsrieuS. 1iirilt :. u.g." Mouiaa. ben
H. gHauii 5aniderieii in geelieno galf"
FnriNouSerte.
Lic fnrf OOn3erie, iucule am 20. Nuquli al
enoe ,aegen, inoen ~ nabiiebenoer aelben'
'''' Bon VS. Dis 10 u6r qlDcn6s;
Wl0nioa ...g Nlpgtii0e fnri" nab u6eoernl0ius
Bari" labmeNieln0)
&ienfiag. ....................p pBaiierlonsgari~
I'um0W .........-..........D .DArllo piH'fatt
4Viletii"b' slil. suitlpu. entt
Barr (oblue1lein0)
Gonnlaas gon3crie bon Dis ll0r NbenoS:
0r|ien zQnnia0 icoen Wondi 20 4aiierlon 8art~
Bpciien SoHuiaQ ieolu lyDuag. oGlilions4arf~
&tiiicit SonnlnG lcQcn NlUnai oNruiosoiusRnrl-
Wlcicu SouniaQ leoen Mnnnt. 49,. 0arrousBarf"
Oon5cri iul ,,fnletion. 4nr."
Sir has bcnle Nbelio BON rs big 10 uDr
im uFniictiOn fari iaiiinocnoc Concert ilt
bon NfOf Eaulel l5elpWunl b0s lolgenoe lrOs
gramm 0lDaelicui lpbrocu
lintib 8crnil0n" ".............ef Clair
EuDcrlirc SinbQi O,liCr" .......... .9lpliiu
Eclcuiuu NcminicCnic BON Acroi" Mo0irCn
4i0lscr 1bc 0Dafmcr" ............ ySiindrf
1DiopboHe Snl0 0N1icr ruo 4aucr" zuppe
(0eu 0omar0 ~ @0clN)
Nonldiic Ihe Nrlani0s Irnbcler" M Nccbc3
Eclciiiun .Nnuii" ".................. Nounpo
Ericninl Snicrmc33o a0uoioQ ...... 0lnDpoolc
WicolcD rummcrJcit "..................Nu .NuiiD
WlnriW ,NnicrinNliWea Sebcn" .'....... .Nlber
sic Eiernenbunncr6cier lSi4-i9l4.
Bum 1hlub miro olc slaprllc ons Nico pom
Gicrnenbann5r pclcn uub o0s gnblifum M cr'
nWt rns Nico mil}uiInqcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15

Ger BON Den 9lnpdlten Sans 4
@amon ausoear6eitcte 9rotcit gcaen
oie Grri6hng ser 9iegional.9auf
oeS 8. CiitriftS in 9liAnoon lit ge-
tern per @oit nad SGai6ingtou &C.
ianOt woroen. IN Dem @roteIte miro
oie 6cOerol 9leierpe6anf-9e60rOG err
ilcbt Oieie 9anf nod Baltimore 5it
DerlcQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15

GemofratiidcS Stats Central go
mite in Sibuug. Ger Gorliser
Murroo Gonoipcr nit 0em Gin
beruicn Der Staots-GonocntioH
betrout. - Seine Sppoiition ae'
Gen 8moeSienator So6n @alter
Smith.
Gic 9itrna OcS Oemofratiiden
Siaat5.Gentral-Gomites ionO 9elter'
i'm nSotcl 9enncrt" Itatt mo mar
5iemli6 gut bcil6t, obidon feiner Der
GongreBlcutc onmeienO iein fonllie'
9&ur @unocs-Senotor So6u @altcr
Smith 6otte ii9 cinaeilmoeu mo oIs'
futirte nit oen 6a6rern aus oen
Counties feline @6ancen fiir cine Nle'
Denomination. 99ie cs Sen 9(ni1eiH
bat, miro er feine Sppoiition in Den
@rimGrma6len 6a6en. 9ie Ser
iommlmg muroe bonn @oriiber @hIr'
ran GonOiper sur 0rOnmg gerlllen
uno no6m nob elmer flr3en 9lnipra'
1e eiuen @ei6hlB an, Den &oriber
81 altoriiiren, ben Sag fiir Oas gIp'
6olten Der Staots- Convention iel0ll
feit3uiebcn. Gesgleideu inOoiirte
oos Gomite 0ie 9hslpa6l Oes GdgeS
iiir 0ie %rindrmo6l, melde befarni'
li6 am Is. September itattiinoell
ioQ. Terner purOen cine 9ei1e 9e'
i9liiiie anqenommen, in ipel1en tle'
les 9e0ouern iiber 0en lnermartetell
500 Der @ottin 0es &rdiioentell
g9oooron g9ilion ousgeoriidt pilr'
Ben. Gie Staats-GonDention miro
ieoenfaQs @noe Septem6er 5nianl'
meutreten. 6erner wuroen sic @'it'
glieOcr 0es Stoats-Gcutral- -Gon1ite9
in Sen Oeri6ieOenel Counties iino Der
StaOt Baltimore alttoriiirt, oie crior'
oerliHen SGritte fiir sic &rim0rwaq'
len, ioluie an6 fiir bic 9ierregiltrl'
rung ser Stimmge6er Oieien Ser0ll
3ll trefien.
9lad ser Sibung wurOen Die 9ln'
wcienocn bonn &oriiber W}urrop 81
eincm iniormeaen 9un6eon eingela'
oen. S6i6on inter Sen @litalieoerr
oie 5uoeriiAtliHe Stin1numg iiber
ciuen oenofratiiben Sieg in oen per-
i6ieOcnen 1iitriften 6erri9te, 70
muroe Oo6 oie 9ciiircbhng laut, oaB
m0glicber @eiic Our6 Die 9ernadlal'
iialng Scr &eoiitrirlmg i6pere
S1loppen entlte6en fonntcn.
SSn republitoniicben areiicn i6ciilf
es, 0aB Sberlt &. Is. Gorrington Der
aaeinigc 8elper6er Inn 0ie gtomina'
ton fir 0cn @lmoes,Seno blcibt.
Nle6rcre anoere 0erren melde ion
Dirt mor0en wdrcn lc6nten es gall5
entihieoen o6, iic5 lin Die 9loulino'
ton al bencr6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
g0na Nie Miitc im aSnLncen

bcroorbrinot iit oie Sorefalt in je'
Dem Stadium oes 8rauens. Die
S(rsmabl Oes ieiniteu @}ol3eS unP
beiten SopfenS lit MIR sic G|rino'
6eoinglIng. 9ie iinO 0ie goiis Der
Site, o6er I'M @rauen icl6it I'M
@obrcn 9l6Io9crn II. 6laidenfiilleu
merocn ouc W}ittel angemonot I'M
Elm @ier hon Scinbeit berpor5ubrin'
9cn- &iite 81. 5rco goucruihmiot'S
uglmericon @rouerci~ @orforo.2IDev
@ionument mo Sileu.Str. Sci. s.
& g. W|t Garuou 1863. (9(ugi5)
(audeiae)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
Nrci Na6rc 3udlt6ouS.

,Sm Griminol.@ericbte mnroc 99ni-
@oaon bonn 9}idter GQiott megelI
Ciebita1ls oon1}eiiina aii ser u@al'
timorc 4 C6io.Sa6n" 8u 8 Sa6reIl
3ndt6ouS Oerurt6cilt. @ouon mar
l6on irii6er Elm @}al megcu eilier
G6nliten 9lntloge nli Eorole cntlal'
len mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
Nos fummt oouon.

Sin SouOgcmenge SIT 6err1 Bar
nn Gonnerilog g(6eno trn0 aciteru
in ser iii0liden %oli5ciItotion naA-
iic6cnOen orei &eriourn Straien bon
jc $40 lmo aoilen ein Serbert @adl
ter bon 9}r. 209, Siio-gutam- Str
sSobu Shmp bon 9lr. 322, 9loro-
S6ue pon 9lr. 1929, 9oDIe,StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15

more. Gs mar iein g8unih, Oie Sci.
motb ieiner Gltern fenneu 81 Ierncn,
meSboI6 i'm iein &ater sic Geiie
nod 0cltiMlano MAIDEN IicB.
NnOcre 2 1iffSnoHridten.
Der cn9lii6e Gampier n2onca.
itrion", Capt, u. 9. George, ser ac.
iicrn Nlorgen BON 9ouOon bier an-
fam uno in 2ocnit %oint onlcate,
6eridtetc, OoB er lebten Sonutog in
ser gld6e BON gfeufunOlanO iiinf
ariegsid)iiie 0eiidtet Bate, BON oe-
ncn 3uci Ser engliiden 5luei ser
amerifoniidcn un0 elmer ser irau56-
iilden 6lotte ongeborten.
SSn Der g5d6c bon Sompion'S Sea
girt Solic III Canton, liegen fiinf
Gompfer perihieoener 9lotionen, oc.
rem 400 9lngeitellte oui Scibditigung
Wartcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
JSeitrd9e gum 6d(fSfonO fit Uerwun-
Oete SO(O0ten unO nOt6(eiOenOe Uittwen
unO lDai(enUOn getalIenen Erlegern DER
Oeut[6en unO 0(terreid6i(C6=ungari(6en
Armeen werOen UOn 6eOOGmdc6ligten
GOGe6tOren OeS llnn66dngigen Biirger-
OereinS ge(ummGd. mn,s-
Garter ! i a,uliscimarid6a0.

OUllCl w Fult0ClNuA INIUNt
@oli3eibcb6roe ernonnt Sen 9lahfol,
ger oes @oli8cimoridoaS
6ornou. -9Iuuoe-Serseout Sos.
30. 2eoerton gum 2ieutenont be.
for0ert. ~ Sergeont So6n S.
Ofuoel jcbt 9flnoe-Sergeaut.
@3ebrere Geriebungen.
Eoli8ci lieutenant 93obert @.
Garter 1T aeItern @oli5eimoric6oa
qemor0en. @ereits Dor etliden $50
den mur0e i'm nOelti6en Gorreipou-
0cnteu" ongefiinoigt, ooB er Oerglab-
folger 0es &oli5eimori@oas Ebo-
mas Tornon merOen piir0e. gln-
ionqs i6ien Gapitdn SenrD, Der
Gommonocur 0cs nor0meitli6en 9i=
Itrifts, Before 9lusii6ten 5lt bo6en,
W1aridoa 5u meroen ais 2ieutenont
Garter, ga GouniiGr Stiles iib 5u
Icinen Glniteu erflGrte. Sr. Stiles
befinoet ib ouf einer 6erienreile
lno fonnte lid6 oaber OIL ser geitri-
gen 9(bitimmung uiht betbeiligen.
Gs itimmteu foleli6 MIR %ralioent
W3cGboD un0 Sr. glnioon.
W1ari6oa Gortcr trat Dor 80 Sab
ren in ocn @oliocioicnit imO War 5lI-
lebt ais 9iciltcnont Scr oltlicben $50
Iiseiitotion 3uertbeilt. Gr geb0rt
lncbreren 0roen an lu0 lit Der Com.
monoeur ser uniforriirten 9l6tbei-
lung OeS per6eiierten SrOens ser
n6eptoiopben.4
8um lieutenant bef0rOerte oe
gc6orOe ocn 9}unoe- Sergeonten
SomeS sc. 2eberton bonn iiiolihen
Qiitrift. 0erielbc wur0e gleid5eitig
nod Dem uittleren 9iitrift tronsfc-
rirt.
Gum gunoe.Sergeonten oooncirte
Scr Sergeant SSobn 6. 9flioel bonn
weitIiden 0iltrift ltnO 5im Sergean.
ten Scr @oli5iit &ouI 6. Wlects bonn
norowcitlihen Giitrift.
@}cbrere @eriebungen oroncte oie
@cb0roe geitcrn an lin0 peitere oiirf-
ten folgen. 0ic folgenocn 9eamten
iino tronsfcrirt morOen: lieutenant
gSultcr sc. Syolnes bonn oItli1en nod
Ocn nittlcren 0iitrift; lieutenant
SSobn s. Strott bonn lii0liAen nad
Dem oitIidcn 9iitrift; 2ieutenalt
Gomor0 s. Dillon bonn nittlerel
nodb Dem iii0li6en 9iitrift; 2ieute-
nont 6ronf OitenOorf bonn mittle-
rem nod Dem meItliden DiItrift
9hlnoe-Sereeont gSiaiom @. 9(r6in
bonn n0rOliHcn ndb Dem iii0Ii6en
0iitrift; Step6cn 6. gleIion bonn
nor00ltliden nod Dem n6roIiden
Diltrift; 9tunoe-Sergeont Sobn s.
9iuOel bonn meitliben nub 0em noro.
oitIihen 0iitrift; Sereeont saul 6.
Nlcets bonn norOwcitli6en nod Dem
iUeitlicben 9iitrift.
gScitere &criebungen oiirfte sic
@eboroe in oen nGditen Sagen Der
onIaicn uno es OerImitet, OoB wei-
tcre @e6cimpoli5iiten gum lniformir.
ten Gicnlt 5uriid bcrufen lucrocn
ioacn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
,, ,9Cmtlden
.GOrrcipOnNcntcn"
am Gummtag

1T clue IorafdItis unSocur6eite
Grieutirnuasfarte OcS enrO-
pGiIdeu GriegSidaitpIabes eut-
balten. Jcruer cutbGlt Der
ySoHutaas GorreipouSent"
IelbitOeritGnolid cine rei@e
6hl(c G0dit intersiiauteu 2eic-
itoffcs nuO cine Wleuse giad-
ridtcn ans Der alten Seimat6.
geItellnng fiir SaS Bente
crIdeiuenOc @oMenblatt nnO
fir ben n9eutIdcu GorreipOu-
Ocntca" am Gonutog merOeH
jeoer 3eit angenonmen. Wlau
fann oas WeidGft per Scle-
pbom Ct. @aul 3f73 II
onfrlfen OScr bic NOrciie nnf
ciuer 9Soitfortc an ben nGcnt-
id6eu GOrreiponOeutcn," Sal-
timorc, glOy ienOen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
ennnrnani. nnN llnteraanG.

Souucnauigong. g....5 H. 10 DC.
Sonuennitcrgong. ......7 II, 3 Df.
Nlonooitiaaua If Il. So Nl. 9I6enos
1ln6. ....t II. 5i 90. DiorgenS
6lut6. .t2 II. 27 @i. DlittagS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
Ger oeutidJcnfcinO in sImcrifu.

2ei't lie niC6t me6r, Die 2iiacnbldtter,
sSbr lie6en Teutiden groB ino fleiL
Gem trairig III elm aricgSumpctter,
Gs broudt nidt nod aelogcn iein.
Gle id9inpien mr. bonn SaB our1'
0unacn
Qliis licbe ocuii1e &aterlano,
limo leQcn ms Ole &ebmclOungen
Wlit ip0tiidem 9dHeln in ole @ano.
Sino mir au6 9iirger bier mo lebelt
9Qo cinIt Gin @aibiuatou erltono,
go1 Bella III Die Sdolp ooncbeu
$50 liuTrer Gatcr @iegc iiauo.
ger ni6t BON oiciem Sim Ourd,
0rH0en
llno 0cinicbe 9lbtunii mcrten ldBt
Ser qlaubi mo liebt Ole ScBnels
0lnl9eiL
NciuoeIno 70 iein eiaeu 9lcit
Grm ant S6r Geuti6e, laBI inns
irallen
9(ui @ott lm0 0cuiiheu g2iocrllono,
Sic ScIoeu BORT aui Geitl1lono's
9lheltsr
sic iiirbtcn @ott iulo iouit gliemono.
G'ruu laBi inns MIR, mas mobr it,
leien,
Gcr3ibteno alli0ie 9igenidrilt
Cam merits 9er 5einN an imfrem
g4cicn
GaB Seoer nod Gin Geitider III
0arl 99. Dill
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
n9CutI9Cu
@OrrripOnOcnteM"

cine bOllc lte6eriidt Ser Grcig-
uiiie in Der a6geIniifencu|Ode
nnO ciauet iidj Sa9er beionOers
fir oaS %ericnOcn an Scfaun-
te i'm Snneru nniereS arOhen
9auOcs; Oessleideu fam es
fir sic %eriuauOtcn i'm alteu
%aterlunOe aiifgcgO6en ucr-
ben, bis ser &DltOerfcbr wie-
Ser 9ergeItellt 1T, 10 Oaf aud
nniereu StammcSgeuoHeu in
ser ulteu Seinatg ee5eist iuer-
Ben fam, iuie iOrsfGltig III
9lmerifa iiber SaS gSO6l nuO
&c6c 6es alten %aterlauOeS
gcluadt luiro. SSu oieIem gSo-
deu6latte iOiuubl, ais audi i'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15

g(itiruf oeS nSilfsfolten
92otionol- Gomite~
Gas ~g|otional Gomite iiir Geut-
ihe Silistaiicn~ oeiien &crlbcr Serr
So6u Eiarfs it, bat eineu 9lniruf
iolgen0en %ortlauies erlalicn:
nGom 9unocs- -%rGiiOeuien Gr. 6.
s. Scraner Oa3u 6caufirogt, Fat Der
nuter5ei6nete @oriiber Oes 5inaH5s
ousicbuiies oes Geliti1omerifoniihen
9laiionolbunoeS cS ii6ernonncn eli.
ncm 9otionolGomitc iiir ocutfhe
SiliSfaiicn iiir ole %eruunOeieu un0
glotbleiOenOcu OcS gcacuudrtigcn
&rieacS ans Dem Geuiilen 9iciAe
rno ans CcItcrrcid llnaorn oor;;s
iie6cu iuo icb bitleoie Ieitcnocn 9e-
onicu ser Staaisoer6duoe mo 20.
fol3peioe oQe in ibrem @CjirIe sc,
ianmelien gelocy entpcoer peri0S-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15

Die 9ietio.giuuobmeu Scr u4eii-
lideu @lorplauocr 9a6u4 iiir oo3
am 30. Suni a6aclailiene 6isfolia6r
5ciaieu cine Abnabme BON $i,i9OL-
3S7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15

George 2onoc, 1928 s8. Baltimore.
StroBe.
So6n s. Soifmoh 2i6 S..@ottcr-
ion.&orf-glpenue.
So6n q. 9eder, Sit.9aItimoreItr.
Sobn Souie, 31OO 6oit-9lbe.
9lug. &oeOer, 251t 2inoen.9lpe.
SSo6n g|ieoer6oier, @.-6orreit-Eorf
SSo6n Eroden6root 32l @eit-Sa-
rotogo.S StraBe.
2. 3. 9runs6agen, 613 M.-Geeitr.
Gorl Steiieus, So6n SenOelbocb,
Soco6 Gleiu, &onS NlunOer, G6eoOor
Bort @corgc 6illiug Saco6 9ei-
bomstD, Sobn @. 9lolfer Sobu s..
Strcin Charles @n0elmcDer 5rieOrih
9lOriou, 9llgut 3. Erappe, @crnaun
&nellcn6erg SSfor Bitter mo So6n
N}illcr.
So6olo scr 9iirgcr.SnisiduB 0oO-
ilGnoia 1T, miro ooS llnteritiitim0s-
uerf iOiteulotiid in glngriii genonI-
men wcrOen.
@eitrGge fiir's &otbe
&ren5.
Sir oas 09lot6e &reu5" 0ingeu &C.
eln.,, 81, f,I,,,.So.. Ol,t,..,o asa.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-03-13
AGENCY RIFLES

Born-to MIR and Mrs. j. P.
Lawyer, March 8, 1914, a daugh-
ter.
John Welch was an overnight
visitor in Gettysburg, returning
Tuesday
Snp't Campbell and Chief Clerk
Craig With their better halves, left
yesterday for Buffalo Gap on cattle
business in which some Indians are
concerned
Arrangements are completed for
moving the six small buildings
that were erected two years ago
for an "old folks home'' into the
Agency where theyswill be remod-
teled into three employees homes.
Three boys from the Indian
school viz Gilbert Lafferty, Jos.
Yellow Head and Isaac Brazeau,
left today for Ca-lisle, Pennsylva>
MIA, where they will take q course
of study in the govt-school. Prin-
cipal Whitlock accompanied them
to Red6eld.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-03-13
MAKES GOOD HOG PASTURE
Manure Helps In Getting a Stand
Seed Bed Should Be Firm-Al-
faifa 4 Success 40 q Hog
Feed.
BY JAS. Z. SULLIVAN, East Grand
Eorks. Mimi.

BY JAS. Z. SULLIVAN, East Grand
Forks, MINI.
I think for growing alfalfa, land
should first be. thoroughly MANFRED
and put in good condition. 1 think
good manure is all the incubation the
land requires for alfalfa. The land
should be prepared by narrowing well,
and packing as firm as possible. \
think the proper time to sow is from
the list to the 10th of May, according
to the season.
l have had success insgrowing alfal-
ia with wheat as q nurse crop and
also without a nurse crop. 1t depends
much on the season and particularly
IN the condition Of the land.
l sowed sever acres Of alfalfa this
spring for hog pasture. About the
first Of May, I raked up all old stalks
thoroughly and thenssowed seed broad
cast and covered with a harrow. 1
had a splendid catch, sowing 100
pounds Of alfalfa. and 20 pounds Of
rape.
It stands about 10 inches high and
hogs seem to like It but. cannot eat II
fast enough to keep II down.
The same piece OF land l had sown
IN sweet corn for two previous years
for my hogs, but 1t did not give enough
feed 60 I thought I should try alfalfa
and It seems to be q success az to
feeding value for hogs.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-03-13
Kiekapoo Worm Killer ESpels Worms

The cause of your child's ills :
the foul, fetid, offensive BREATH.
the starting up with terror and
grinding of teeth while asleep,
the sallow complexion, : the dark
circles under thu e.yes,-are all in
dications of worms. Kickapoo
Worm Killer is what your child
needs; it expels the worms, the
cause of the childs unhealthy con
dition. For the removal of scat,
stomach and pit worms, Kickapoo
Worm Killer gives sure relief. Its
laxative effect adds tone 10 the
general system. Supplied as a can:
dy confection-children like it. Safe
and sure relief. Guaranteed. Buy
a box today. Price 25c. All drug
gists or by mail.
Kickapoo Indian Med. Co, Phil
adelphia or st. Louis
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-03-13
SWEET CLOVER GROWS AsuNn
ANTLY
9West Glover viii inoculats Land for
Alialfa-Makes Good Winter
Feed,
D. I. 8. sLArTERY. Angus, MINI.

ey Z. 3. sLATTERY, Angus, MINI.
am now q small grain farmer hav-
Ing Z gas tractor aud lots Of virgin
prairie land. After this land IL work:
ed more ! will get into stock raising
and ] would not think OF raising stock
without corn and alfalfa.
This d . sweet clover district. It Is
growing Wild everywhere It can get .
foothold % fast ~ the wind and wa
ter viii, scatter the seed. It IL the
most luxuriant and thrifty plant I
have ever seen. II grows from 6 to
3 feet tall In the bottom Of our clay
road bitches.
Il will grow anywhere and Will IN.
oculate the land for alfalfa. In fact,
Il Il Il sown thick o II would not
grow 20 coarse and italky, Il would be
good winter feed. sThis~-very sweet
clover e what attracted ne and caus.
"a me to buy this 40 acres last April.
lfssT confident that IA : very few
years, this will y . clover country 90
veil o. : corn country.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-03-13
ANNOUNCEMENT
County Judge
To the Voters of Potter County:

To the Voters of Potter County:
| am a candidate for re-elec-
ton to the office of Co. Judge of
Potter Co.. S. H., subject to the
will of the Republican voters at the
March primaries. The principles
of my campaign will be .'Let jus
ticc and right, thru the law, pre-
vail" and if nominated and elect
ed the Office will be conducted and
the law administered to that end.
Your support is respectfully solic-
tied. JAS. II. MCGEE.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-03-13
For County Superintendent

/ desire to announce my candi-
dacy for the office of Superinten-
dent of Schools of Potter county.
Our illustrious Washington said:
"a good education is the basis of
success and happiness"-this be
the ensign of our Potter county
schools, as it is the principle of the
undersigned. Your support at the
Republican primary will be highly
appreciated.
REGINA III. PETERSON.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-03-13
NOTICES FOR PUBLICATION

Dept of the Interior, US. Land Office
at Pierre, S. d., Feb. IA. 1914
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
William Maucher of Forest City, S. ID.
who ON Sept. 8, 1909. made III. r No. N9652
for cla of ne4 and cH of Sc a
OF section 8, twp. III IL, range 70
W 5th PM. has tilel notice of intention
claim to the land above described, before
Harry Bolinger, the clerk of courts, at
Gettysburg. s. d., OH the 2sth day of
March, 1914. Claimant names as wit
nesses: William r.. Ripley. c. B. Rosa.
Arthur Westphal, Ben Combcllick. ali
four of Forest City. SD.
j. L. Kelley. Register.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-03-13
Stubborn, Annoying Coughs Cured.

My husband had a cough for
1oyears and my son for s years.
Dr. KingsNew Discovery complete
ly cured them, for which ! am most
thankful" writes Mrs. Dayid Moor
of Saginaw, Ala. What DR.. Kings
New Discovery did for these men,
it will1do for you. DR.. Kings New
Discovery should be in every home
stops hacking coughs, relieves la
grip and all throat and lung all
ments. Money back if it fails.
All druggists. Price SOC and 81.
H. e. Bucklen & Co, Philadel-
phia or St. Louis.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-03-13
ALFALFA EMR,cHEs THE LAND
Lost Stand by Cutting Too Late In
Fall-Alfaifa Leaves the Land In
an Improved Condition.
BY o. P. A. soRsrAD, Devils Lake,
N. %.


I seeded about 2ls or 3 acres TO
alfalfa in the spring of 1910. This
same piece was seeded again in 1911,
about Is pounds of seed to the acre.
When about two inches high a heavy
wind storm came up n day and cut
the plants of and blew the loose dirt
away, over about one-half of the field,
and as a result 1t got to be, rather thin.
On the other half, the alfalfa vas pro-
tected by the grove and buildings and
got to be almost too thick. / cut all
Of 1t onc in 1911, and let the clippings
lie on the ground. When the frost
came in the fall 1t had grown again to
be about 10 or IL inches.
In 1912, 1 cut this field on lLlne 2Sth
(Which was too late), and on Aug. 18th
and again on Sept. 10th, but the last
cutting was once too many times as
the winter came early and the alfalfa
did not grow any more. 1t was left
unprotected and the greater part of
the plants died during the winter. This
last spring l plowed 1t rather late and
seeded to barley and cut a good crop
the other day.
have another piece of land where
I had alfalfa for five years that l plow-
ed under in the spring Of 1912, and
seeded to flax. The flax grew SO rank
that it lay fat on the ground and was
not worth anything. This year l have
this piece planted to corn, which is
now eight feet high, and we have had
only about five inches Of moisture or
rainfall from Jan. LIST to Aug. LIST.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-03-13
County Assessor

| wish to announce to the voters
of Potter County that | am a can-
didate for nomination for the Office
of County Assessor. subject to the
will Of the Democratic voters at
the primaries March oath, 1914.
IL nominated and elected l will
give the Office my personal atten-
ton and will appreciate your sup
port at the polls.
r. B. ELLIS.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-03-13
About That Gordon Knot.

The Gordon knot is said to have
been made of thongs used as harness
to the wagon of Gordon, a husband
man, afterwards King Of Phrygia.
W%hosoever loosed the knot, the ends
Of which were hidden, the oracle said,
should be ruler of Persia. Alexander
the Great cut away the knot with his
sword until he found the ends of it,
and thus, in a military sense. inter-
preted the oracle.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-03-13
IS GOING TO KEEP ON.
ev ALBERT soRc. Inkster, N. D.

/ sowed about three acres last year
and have a fine stand. Have cut twice
SO far, and got about three tons to
cutting. 1 put in 20 acres this year,
but l do not think 1t is going to
amount to anything on account of the
dry weather. 1t ia certainly a great
crop If we cav get the stand, and l
think If 1T hadn't rained SO much /
would have had a good stand OH the
20 acres l sowed this year. l am go.
ing ITO keep on sowing.