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Air Attack Strikes Terror.

ANTWERP iva The Hague and Lon
don, Oct. 9.D-The condition OF panic
among the nopalace was increased by
the appearance of German Zepnelins,
which dropped bombs, destroying sew
en- houses and Killing a score of rer-
sons. On account OF the Zeppelin's
successful attack the large avenue
leading 20 the railroad station quickly
became black With a struggling mass
Of persons eager to escane from the
city. seized with m unreasonng fear
of bornbardment.
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Another Of kaiser's Sons Hurt.

London, Oct. 9.-The second son Of
the German emperor, Prince Eitel
Frederick. is reported to have been in.
inred by a fall from his horse in a
recent battle. Already two other sons
Of the emperor have suffered physical
ailments as a result of their ardnous
campaign, Prince Joachim having re.
ceived a bullet wound and Prince Os.
car having been stricken with heart
affection after an exhausting engage.
ment.
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Tarnow, north to the East Prussial
border. Another Russian force is be-
sieging Przemysl in Galieia, and still
another is invading Hungary.
On the East Prussian frontier, the
fighting appears TO have come to a
standstill for the present. The Rus
slams having driven the Germans
back, after their advance. to the Me
men river, found, on getting to the
German border, that reinforcements
had been brought from h~oenigsberg
and their farther progress Was arrest
ed.
The Germans. in fact, claim TO have
defeated the Russians near Suwalki
and to have taken 1900 prisoners and
nine machine guns.
Fighting on a large scale d will
be resumed. and it VIII then be decid-
ed whether the Germans are to rein
wade Russia in this region or the Rus
SLAMS are to oyeTrun Prussia.
Berlin Brands Story lie.
Washington. Oct. 10.-The German
embassy received the following Wire
less from Berlin:
Official headquarters says that the
report u ~ aCF*Ase u hoss3sh
i3tce7 aei9sa ~ $780, llfst " ,.i1
49, - 1ut,stAi' s q tt7'
80 &C. s1oe - 81 4
w. w. l.'9 = ~ - a45N
: SoiAPis.@ty 5'oeeso 49, IF
atiis 'oAAa' 49, 7''22 14@o''tss@
~. 49, bstt@rt r,, .r4 !
number Of machine guns. (fIore part
af tfe MESSAGE was lost i'm tfapsafs.
stony
-.,4:o r. pa..a..
80 - ~
81 ,s' 1et.1a ait,14a - e.~1
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Torpedo Boats Sink.

London. Oct. PA Reuter- dispatch
from Toulon says that the Frel.e,h tor
pedo boats, the 1913 and the BAT. col
lided off the isles of %Porquerolles in
the Mediterranean, and sank. The
crews of both vessels were saved, but
salvage Of the ships will be impos
sible.
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German-Jewish Officers.

Rome, Oct. 12.-Heretolere. al
tho there is no law prohibiting Jews
from entering, no Hebrew officer ex-
listed in the Germany army. Since the
war began. according to news received
here. more than one hundred and fifty
Jews have been promoted to officers
positions in the German army.
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claimed. delivered a vigorous attack
on the right bank Of the Ancre river,
between Arras and the Disc, without
making any progress.
Cavalry Rarge Large.
This indicates that the battle in Pi-
cardy, comprising the department of
the s0mme and part OF Disc. Pas De
Calais and Aisne, III which the cavalry
IS participating on a scale not seen in
previous modern wars, extends over a
very considerable area. Here are many
miles Of open country, where horse
Another Ver9un Attack Likely.
a Berlin report says that the heavy
German siege guns have been sent to
France. II this Is 50, probably the
Yardun forts along the French from
tier, which are ~hindering the German
advance, are to be attacked with them.
In this case, however. there IS a big
fall army behind the forts, SO that
while the destruction of them would
make progress easier for the Germans.
It would not absolutely insure their
advance.
Bombs Dropped on Paris.
Paris, Oct. T.. $50 score Of bombs.
launched on different quarters of
Paris by y eerman afl&tsIs sun
Gay, kflled Q cit1.3na ana injured
~ others. Inc carnage done SO prep
erty was s1aal.
Alto@eltef ~ hoa18s ten N1e Ter
mans le# pr q VefI low aIltA#e. After
tAeF ab4afeAtiy A&a etai go ter
Supply of missiles french aef0pi7Hss
asceneea ana pursued t3em toN5ard
the east,
@EeESea RUSSIAN ACTIVITIES.
Lon on, OCT. l2.-lhe FfZemFsl
fortress I'D GaIlela, lE ~ reHcr6ed mere,
IS nf3.af@o3h& somewhat s.A3laf eS-
nerlea&a III We l4}#less IN A5sS"efh'
tor TIE sIe@e taeTe continues. The
port, declares the NIAoIe town rs ON
Ire ana taat tae oaP{tnIation Of the
stronghold IS mG .nent.
The Russians claim to have sent IN
army cI invasion into hungary, While
anotAer army is waiting for an attack
CT tue AHstfo-leFIlau forces IN south
west Io1and. A third russian force is
advancing towards Posen and Thorn.
East Prussia, and General Rennen-
kampIs forces, which have done a lot
OF fighting since the war began, are
trying to get into East Prussia.
Austrians Make Claims.
From the East Prussian frontier the
only news received was from a Rus
sian source which reported that the
Russians had reached Lyck.
The Austrians claim to have driven
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Kansas City, Mo-, expects to BEGIN
business in its new s6,o00,000 passen-
ger station November /.
Shipment OF the hydro-aeroplane
America to England from New York
on the Mauretania has raised q new
question of international law.
The United States has ordered two
dirigible warships, according to re-
ports from New York, as a result OF
observations at the seat Of war in
Europe.
The gold and silver trinkets Phila-
ing for the melting pot" to help their
were taken to the United States
mint for amalgamation. The metal
weighed a fraction more than ninety
two ounces.
Charles NJ. Schwab at New York
resigned as a director Of the Ameri-
can Locomotive company, in order,
he said to devote his time and atten-
ton to the affairs Of the Bethlehem
Steel corporation, Of which he is
president.
Sheriff Timothy Driscoll and Mayor
Lewis J. Duncan of Butte, Mont,
rora found o,,iltv of pooloct of thair
duties in connection with the recent
miners riots and removed from Of
ice by Judge Roy E.. Ayers, Of the
district court.
The American steamer Montoso,
entering the harbor here with
$3.50 tons Of coal from Norfolk, Va,
vas ordered to proceed Immediately
to Esquinalt, B. c., to discharge. 1t
Is understood the coal was purchased
on short notice by the British ad-
miralty.
The consumption Of more vege-
tables and less meat is a remedy
i SlIC llSh SoSt VI Ill hSSoio
ing to Dean r. l.. Watts of Pennsyl-
vania state college, the principal
speaker at the opening session at
Philadelphia Of the American vegeta-
bic growers association.
The sum b~equeathed by Mrs. Frank
Leslie, who died recently, to Mrs.
Carrie Chapman Gait, the suffrage
leader, is in excess Of $500 5000. The
will was filed in New York. The en-
ire residue of the estate is left to
Mrs. Gait with the expressed desire
that it be used for woman suffrage.
American copper shipments to neu-
trail countries will not be molested by
British ships when covered by an I'M
Outstanding between shippers and
consignees that they are for domestic
use only. This was made known at
Washington after a conference be-
tween Secretary Bryan and the Brit
ish ambassador.
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FOREIGN.

s
The prince Of Wales relief fund
has now reached $15,00o,0 900.
An epidemic OF %dysentery has brok-
ca OUT among the Austrian troops IN
Bohemia and Morayia.
China is rroptosting against jap
mes occupancy Of territory, but has
10 intention OF fighting.
Egypt, like the United States, IS
facing q crisis on account Of inability
to market her cotton crop.
= u .
A British submarine crept into TIC
mouth Of the river Eaus and sunk a
German torpedo boat destroyer.
/ >
1t is reported in Berlin that British
ships have arrived at Lisbon and that
Portueal's cooperation with the al
lies in the war Is imminent.
It is reported in Pekin that the Jcn.
anese have occupied the Island Of
zap, in the Carolines, east Of the
Philippines. The Caroline islands
were sold to Germany by Spain in
1899.
M. Sazonoff, the Russian foreign
| minister, has announced in Petroe r q
that the powers comprising the triple
entente (Russia. Great Britain and
France), are taking steps to secure
the re-opening Of the Dardnalles.
The French, as an offset to previ-
Gus similar action on the part of the
Austrians, have placed mines in the
Adriatic in a zone which comprises
J all Austrian waters and the channels
between the islands and the coasts
Of Dalmatia."
The German press. according to
| communications received in London,
think Great Britain is using pressure
to induce Scandinavian countries.
particularly Denmark, to abandon
their neutrality and participate In
The war against Germany.
The Toxic newspapers. comment.
ing on the capture of the island OF
Jaluit by Japanese naval forces, de
clare that this action was necessary
to safeguard Japan's territorial com
mercial and maritime interests.
A Hamburg-American line beat has
succeeded in running the Japanese
blockade and has reached Using Tau.
seat Of government OF the German
concession Of Kio Chow, with a cargo
Of ammunition. Such is the informa
! ton contained in a message from
| rfen Tsin, China.
Great Britain is Investigating coal
hipments from the United States un-
Ter the suspicion that the cafgces. in
cad Of reaching the ports to which
hey are consigned. reach German
] varGhins at sea.
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FOR THE BUSY MAN
NEWS EPlTOME THAT CAN SOON
BE COMPRISED.
MANY EVENTS ARE MENTIONED
Home and Foreign intelligence Con-
deneed Into Two and Four
Line Paragraphs.
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON.
Sixty-two vessels have been trans
ferred from foreign to American reg
istry. Fifty-four were former Brit.
ish vessels, five German and three
Belgian.
President Wilson's legislative pro
gram for the balance of this con-
gressional session includes only the
Clayton antitrust, war tax revenue
and Alaska leasing bills.
that out Of the 100000, 900 appro-
priation for river and harbor I'M
provements $4,000 would be allotted
for work OF the Missouri river be-
tween Qansas City, Mo-. and Sioux
City, la.
A proposed increase IT the de-
murrage charge or perishable freight
from 81 to So a car, made by rail-
roads operating in the middle west,
has been suspended by the Interstate
Commerce commission until January
20, 1915.
Ambassador Mongenthau, at Con-
etantinople. has appealed to the state
department for additional funds for
the relief OF Americans in the Otto
man empire. The recent deposit by
this government of s150,000 has been
found inadequate.
Several southern congressman have
appealed to President Wilson not to
consent to an adjournment of congress
until the cotton situation in the south
was relieved. They asked that $780,
900 900 be loaned to cotton growers by
the government.
An advance of 90 cents a ton in the
freight rate on bituminous coal from
mines in the Illinois field to destina-
tions In the middle west of which
Omaha is typical, was suspended by
the Interstate Commerce commission
until February 2, 1915.
The Lever cotton and grain ware
housing bill to facilitate granting Of
bank credits on warehouse receipts
Tor cotton, grain and like agricultural
products, was rejected by the house
by a vote OF 163 to 100, lacking the
necessary two-thirds vote.
Government, or class &C" directors
OF the federal reserve banks in Chi
cago and Kansas City, have been
named by the federal reserve board.
This leaves only the Cleveland direc-
tors to be amour d before ell
twelve banks are ready to begin work.
y
The interstate commerce commits
sion has ruled that it is not unrea'
eonable to refuse to issue new bills
Of lading, ~concealing the m Of the
original shippers, in exchange for old
bills, In cases where cars are recon.
signed at the terminal Of their lines
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o MEsTic.

The tw~enty-eighth annual conven
ton OF the United Typothetae and
Franklin clubs Of America has open
cd at New York.
a steel car withstood the impact.
but In q wooden coach two men were
KILLED and forty other passengers In.
1ured when two Texas traction inter.
urbans met head on near Sherman.
Rev. Paul R. Matthews OF F%airbault.
Mimi, was elected bishop Of the
Protestant Episcopal diocese of New
Jersey 1t e. special meeting Of the
diocese convention at Trenton.
Tho Commercial Cable company OF
New York has announced that the
Italian government has given notice
that It reserves the right to stop any
cablegram without notice. No claims
~ account Of such stoppages will be
considered.
For the drst time since war start
"a IN Europe Z direct shipment Of
cotton from this country to France
has been made from New York. It
- supposed most Of the cotton which
has been reaching France has gone
lhxoulh Great Britain.
i $4,000 bond given BY Jack John
ypen. tie negro prise nghter, wa for
fetted when Johnson failed to appear
n the United States court at Chicago
COR re-triL On charges Of violation Of
no Mann white slave act.
That tho "Rockefellef INTEREST,""
with the aid Of detectives and trail
tors afo aiding 70 dstroy the or
g~anization Of the united mine work
~ Or America vas tho charge made
Il Pittsburgh BY John F. White. ma
<ional president o. tho mine workers
ysel America
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Great Britain is investigating coal
ihipments from the United States I'm.
Ter the suspicion that the cafgces. in.
cad Of reaching the ports to which
hey are consigned. reach German
varships at sea.
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The twenty-eighth annual conven
lion Of the United Typothetae ant
Franklin clubs of America has open
cd at New York.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-10-16

Several southern congressman have
appealed to President Wilson not to
consent to an adjournment Of congress
until the cotton situation in the south
was relieved. They asked that $780,
600, 900 be loaned to cotton growers by
the government.
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An advance of 20 cents a ton In the
freight rate on bituminous coal from
mines in the Illinois field to destina-
Omaha is typical, was suspended by
the Interstate Commerce commission
until February 2, 1915.
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WASHINGTON.
Sixty-two vessels have been rams
ferred from foreign to American reg
istry. Fifty-four were former Brit.
ish vessels, five German and three
Belgian.
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Sheriff Timothy Driscoll and Mayor
Lewis J. Duncan of Butte, Mont,
were found guilty of neglect of their
duties in connection with the recent
miners riots and removed from Of
tice by Judge Roy Z. Ayers, OF the
district court.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-10-16

The Lever cotton and grain ware
housing bill to facilitate granting Of
Tor cotton, grain and like agricultural
products, was rejected by the house
by a vote OF 163 to 100, lacking the
necessary two-thirds vote.
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The interstate commerce commits
sion has ruled that it is not unrea-
eonable to refuse to issue new bills
OF lading, %concealing the Of the
original shippers, in exchange for old
bills, In cases where cars are recon
signed at tho terminal Of their lines.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-09-17

Im Sunnerstag, Ben "a. Septem-
ber $40 &urmittngs,
2lQe 0elegaten uno @qite, oie iibcr
Stour Sails nad Jlanoreol1 fobreu,
milIIen NIT bieiem Wiureensng meg
ltno ihon am Ibeno oorber ooer 5et.
ttg genug am Otilmaufee Depot lein.
sabrplan
Siour Sails nadD SIanbreau S.45
&Drn.
Gon 5IonOreou na6 Giour 5oQs
1926 8orn.
Son 6Ianoreou nod Often 2.26
Otorgens.
gon 6lonoreau nod Often 1o.42
Gorn1ittags.
Got 5lonoreou nab @eIten uno
NorOen 1853 2lbenos.
8on 6lattoreou nah Roroen 3.t5
gto6nttttags.
Ridtet @u6 aIlo oallahl
Die 8elegaten aus Dem georoen
mer0en ebenfaIls in Shlafrpaqen
fontmen llno oieielben ais Rodtquar.
tier beuuBeu. 9luBeroen bot Ser
6Lonoreol1 Gerein lih oie gr0Bte Mii.
be 9egeben, Inn Die 9eIegoten uno
@aIte in Brtoatfonilien unter3ubrir.
gen oa 5lanoreuu nur 3rpei Sotels
bot.
Sider lit, ooB G5lanbreolt s(aes
aufbieten miro, um Die 81Ite uno
0elegoten in beutiber @eiie su ert.
pfongen uno, bob Ger oortige Ser
EN- ermartet, bah Die meiiten 8eim.
der bereits am "A. September in
6lanorean eintreffen, nm an Der eru.
Rcn 9arabe gtadJm. 3 ltbr teilsumcG.
men.
3um S6IuB rufen mir 9lllen Elm
Der5lides 8riiB @ottl au uno
Slnf &teoerieben in 5lanorean.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-09-17

&crn lit 0clun0, ober our6 Die tort.
WaDren0en politilhen Stiirne in fat
ollen 8roBeren FIaben oe8 GtaoteS lit
Der 6ortIhritt ltno Die Gntntflunu
9ebenmt mor0en, Der 9tuf 0e8 5toa-
te@ bat oarltnter gelttten.
0os limo 0ie mobren 3uItdn0e, nie
llc IN Colorado berriben, no lett 20
1abren sSrauen in Der Gulitif tGtia
rno itnS bas Srancnitimmredlt be-
itcbt, 3nitanbc, luic tie in fcinem an.
bern Situate 5n ftnbeu iinb.
@enn beute cine abItiumunQ ii6er
0os ,5rauenltinmredt Itottfin6en
milr0e, oiirfte oo5lelbe DabrIbeinIth
NIT groBer Vtebrbeit nie0erQeItintmt
meroen. 80 urteilt lpeni9Iten8 Serr
5. y. 0toling bon Genper, Colorado,
Der oas 5rauenltimmredt 8um Spe.
5lalltuotltm gemaft bot uno beion.
oer5 iiber Die GerboItniIie in Go[oro.
90 genou 8eiheio neiB. Qtuh onoere
qroBe 0eutld)e 3eittngen hoben lpie.
oerbolt oltf Die nohteiligeu SSoIaen
oeS ,SrouenItimnlred,ts in Colorado
bingepieien.
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GriugenOtr Nufruf ,ur 6ilfcleiihluq.

5oI8enoer NppeI Die @crcn Ccu6cn iprjd nir d
- ictt:
europa ieb 6lonmcn Gin @rieo lit ol$gebrod)en mic
i'm otc 4cgce nod mdt creb bot Inbcr er9e6t an oQc
SCtltcn un0 ollie 9mcrtoner 0eIden Die 6cidc
0tto Der hoden n0 Dli9lU Qenidepi enge0enf 3u len
un0 0rd eDi9 Spcn0e Ole got 0Cutldr 2tumme8bris
tn0cru Is gilt Ncr0nOcen 3u peQcn o1-
bern AUDI NitDCn y8ucn breld sur All eben De-
men 0le &r8@nrc Den Geihlbcr un0 GrnGbre
,Sn alcn SootCn lnou ii Die -2merQncr
alien Stoocu Gan 6ancisco nil gar $25OO0O fir
ulrnoc 0uQcbroht Glib 2GfOta BARI uidlt 5nrIticbn
Hl$ Frol0Ut 0e@ Su3 0utotu taot8Derbuu0
Der &erbo0acuOe rt Der lntcr3cdetc Die 0rger0
%ttc @l1e ole GUltdcrl Iaoo iber
hlnol@ Ucbcr ollie Gm}oDhagcn OfntdJ qnttrt O
NcrbQn0adotnCter " @urtior0 miro 90
lorgcn 0oB Die Smnmn poter SdoBmcie 0e5 9o
onolbnOc@ obgceiert merocn Der 0ieben fder
Mru8geeioIt IutdlouO In0c miro Doribcr oub Quttirt
pCr0cn miro.
2lud Der u2entter ScrOlo" manufacturer Scrrn g. 3.
&nONt, NorOrO :. :. Note @rcu3 GctrGgc
~ Nld1 bitten Die GcontCu Cn}CIncn
oa Soo2Oerbono5, nGie Nr bo@ ote Arcu 5irtcren 81
oc uno &crenSugcn eibcr Ode SMmme 0uS5ucBen
Ice Su1nen micu oeu Sd0tmitcr bes &crbnnos
s. " NnOot 6ortfOrb, 3. T. 0conOt
l0 mO 0oir Oo N Dem enerol 3f5tomite bcr
~ Ice @ricic NIT 0en Notcu &rcu5 &etrGgn mUiicu Sic
Nnfdrlit ra0cu HOcr &rcn|0iIaOnb.
@au@ Cemltb, NrQii0cnt,
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Yolttii6es
Sic iteGtS IN Colorado nit Dem
Trnuenitimmreht?

Die 3ult0n0e in Colorado iin0 i'm
Iugenlclnen red)t traurlQcr 9}atltr
'lulO 3lm1 ntd1t gertnqen SetIe miro
scrooc oo5 Iraneu-Hcgiment, ooS be.
rcits Ieit 8mon5ig Sobren in Der 0or.
ti9en EoIitif berridt, bafIr nerauts
lportlldD gemadJt,
Die StootSDernaltlng, sic Sprte
un0 Der Gbarafter Der offentIiheu
Heomten, ooS @ertrauen in oie Fl.
non5iellen Ingelegenbciten uuBerbal6
oe8 StaateS limo, nie BON 5uberlG'il-
ger Seite dnQegebeu miro, melt mebr
inter Dem 0ur41If1litt OILS IN onoc.
Der Staaten Der Union. Die grfobs
rln9el, pelhe Der Staut in 0en lebs
ten 3ebn &Sabren nit ben tnoultrieQen
3uit0noen gernaht bot, 3etgen OoB
.Goloro0o cine iebr Ihtpahe Staot5.
regieru:.g bat, Die niht einmal in.
iton0e mar, ibre 9lutoritQt 81 nab.
rem unb gum Seil infoI9e zines poIl-
'tonoig unfdbigen geon1tenitan0es.
IS fou 5u 3etten 10 melt, oab Die
He9ierungsmai6tne foit gang ber-
la9tc.
Das iino SatIaden, Die niht be-
itritten pereen f0nnen llno iie seigen,
loa5 Srauen in Der Rulitif fertis sc.
bradlt baben. Yton fam bormls
ihlieBen, mas in anoern Gtooten bos
afeiultat lein miro, tpenn tie bort Dos
5tinmreht erbalten. Colorado lar
teine lettenoen fiibrenben Manner
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@ermania &erein Sd)lafiuagen
Ser ySionr sails germania Der

Ger rSiOnr Sails @ermania.g Ser
elr" bat infoIge oeIIen nur einen
ShLafpogen fiir Ieine DeIegaten uno
@dlte reIerpiert. 8erieIbe entbdlt
Site itro 9etten fir 80 Gin8elperio.
ncn (Gtn5elbetten), boh f0nnen ltn-
gefdhr 80 Eerionen geqen eniipre.
henoe Sergiltltng in oemieIben fii,.
Die 5abrt nod 5lan0reau unter6c.
brad)t ner0en.
0ieier Sleeper" Itebt ouf ben @e.
leiien Der Milmoufee- 8obn bereits
nm Wtittiuud), Den %. September be-
reit, 10 ban alio anslpGrtise Seiesa-
ten, bic iidl bcn 9eleguten bes Ger.
nlanias@ereins BON Sipnr Sails an-
ifblieRen iupllen, - in Der Nad)t bum
2'. biz "a. September Sieieu
Sdlafiuagen gum gtadJtanartier be-
nn.ben fDnnen, pBne in SDtels in
Slpnr Sails iibernadten sli miiiIem.
slbfabrt BON Sionr Salls
Der reguI1re 3ug Ser Wailmalfee-
Balm bon Siunr Sails nah Sian.
oreaa perlaBt Sioug Sails
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nlebr in Der Golitif. Gle qttcn 1n0
fabiqen Dtanner, ocrcu COLORADO ia
DleIc bat, iinO aus 0rri 0ffentliden
Seben Oireft perDrdn9t tporoen. 95n
CSeimoftSleben lno onoermettiq mohl.
betolnte Wtonner miiicn aus eigener
trauriger Grfnbrunq, ooB Die butte
riihe 9fiibrieliQfeit uno ole Gfan0o.
lie, melAe Die Bolitif ourhorinqen
uno beberrihen, bon iolher 9lrt itno,
ooB es fiir G,eid)aft, 9nten Huf nnb
oas Ertuatlebeu gefG6rlid, lit, iidl
NIT Der Eplttif in Colorado cinsnlai.
len.
Is miro unter 3ebn WQnneru o0cr
Srauen in Colorado, Delhe Die poll,
ti1d)en 3uitdnoe feFnen un0 ebrIid,
IN ibrer 9luffaiiunQ iino, nt6t einc
9eben pelhe pobrboft bebaupten
fann, Bob Die 8eteiIiqung ser sSrou.
en- IN Der 8oIitlf sum 8nbI uno ge.
item oe5 StaateS gelptrft bot. Ser
,Sortlhritt IN Der gntipidIunq Ser
SiIfSmttteG oe$ staotes. bie poIiti.
ihen "Heformen", Die man mad oen
geboltptltngen Der 6rauenrebtIeriu-
men BON Dem vileiblihen ginfluB" er.
narten ourfte, itno oltsseplieben, i'm
Wegenteil, Die 3nitdnne iino idlim.
mer gemoroen unh es fabIt i6lieBlih
an elner feIten @m0, I'm Gronunq
3u Ihaffen.
Colorado iit elmer Ser beIten Gtoas
ten IN Der Union, NIT aroBartiqen
5llfsQuelleL feline geipobner Iteben
in ieoer ge3iebung ouf gIeider Gtufe
nit Den geluobnern onOerer staateu
IN ge5ug auf tbr Bribat- unb @e-
I6aftsleben, Ghnlen ipobltatiqcn
llno religioIen Snititutionen, scr