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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-08-27
2(uf, ltatb NariS!
Die ran5olen 1T 2Obngen O Die @ebnOete TT 8gn gepatg
geid)agen- -Nemng Des eernn Sre5es etens &aiers
eSan ber 9sat5erfeftatng 9tanur

Ser
81
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en- s Grdsn ben
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81 III
Nufn tnm6eidhn brausaQu
II SranD un
&rmaO unb INF
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bic elmer
2H poFn 2entden otmipn4 il
Setn anun aIa6
me5a
unb bns
Seer II tprmse @arsp
Thanbm
Die
ba SaOqn gdhHr YIN
2aa ran6Wde nSs hfanm:
bic 6u5pe$G fd ama
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-08-27
Nriea5 5iibcriidIt.

* Ientid)lauo bcantluurtet 6n@
llltimntnm 1apans, h0s ODu
TcntId)IGno npu Gbinn ouf 80
* Sabre gepadJtcte ScrritOrimm
" DOn aiautidlan 5m ranmcn,
nidlt, iuuranf Sapan audi ben
II Grieg an SeutIdDlanO crflGrt.
= g0entihIano mir0 in Gbinn bis
u 5nm lebten Wann fdmpfen." -
lie Ser. Staateu perbnltcn iidD
i in bieicr tSrG9e neutral, crwarten
a6cr, bnR Sapon fctue 0ebiets-
criuettcrnng in China iudDt. -
" Yin Der rniiiden 0rense mcrs
Il Den 0efedlte sluiidbCn SeutIdDcn
- nno HuIlen bel Wnmbinnen ae=
e mCloct, - EUleu lit angeblidl
Il i'm Nuftaube. - 9inRlano uer-
y ipridt 3Spleu etaene 8eiebgcbnng
* nnb Oca Snbeu in 0tuRlanb bas
II gitrgerred)t. - Ceiterreidl mel
# bet, baR es i'll Scrbicn MIR
StrafcrpeSitiUnen nnternebmcu
* iuerOc, luabrenb oic Serbcn rie-
* ilge Siege iiber sic Scitcrreidjcr
II melOcn. - Die Wldhte IldDen
" Stalicn sum 9Inid,lnf an bic
j. @e9ner GentIdllanbs su beipe-
y gen. - Sin britiides nnb frau
Il s6iiidles Sluttengeid)mnber be.
* ifieft angeblid Gattaro in Sal-
IL matten. - Der Safer pun Seits
q erreid anscblid, i'm Sterbcn. -
# 9ln Der fran50iiIf belgiiden
* 0ren5e ritfeu bic Sentideu 80
4 Weilen in Syrautrcih eiu nno
. Die fransDiiiden Srnppen iuers
II ben angeblldD aus GIiae.2oths
It riuacn nad) Dem Horben Syranfs
# rcidDs bepr0ert, nm ben geipalti.
= gen &uritof Se1ttihlanos sn
= Gemmen. - 8ruRe oeittId,c Sic.
= &C Der ErenRen, 8iirttembcrgcr
$ nnb Sapern, lppie Der sruppen
> oes DentIdlen Srpnprin5en bet
= Ncnhateau, 2nmcuille, 8lamout
= nnS Siren sluiiheu Der WtDlel
!: unb Der Maas, - Die gelaier
y nah Der Teitnng 4ntluerpen at.
= riifacluorfen, ebenip Die ssran-
: soien nnb Gnsldnber. Gro-
= bernng ton SriiiIel nnb GinnaG-
= me Der itarfen Ganserieitnng
: Ramnr. = Die 9entIdDen trei-
ben bic 8efaier ppr iidy her nno
7 Die 6eaner geben Die grphen
7 Siege Sentid)lanhs 5n. = sInf
= nad Garis! lit Der bertibe
y ShlafJtrnf.
n " " y q y n
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-08-27

Der 9iid5na beS iiiOliden fran56ii
idlen ,SliigeIs nuf @eroun lit ab9e
idlnitten. Gic Tran3oien lunrocr
iiber Die Naas in fOpflOier Sludlt al
riifgeluorfen. Die Scutiden mad
ten olele 0cfanaeue, unS Is bcift, oaf
Die ,yrnn5oieu bem fnrt)tbaren ,Scuci
Der bentidcn Snfauterie nid)t geiuat'
len limb.
Sin anoerer befdreibt ben 9urdl.
5ng Der bcntideu Nrmec bnrdl Bril-,
Iel ais elm iiberipdltigenoes Sd)au.
ipiel. 8ie cine 8Ulfe ans StaGl
mal5t iid Die Maiic Der Srieger bnrd
Die StraRen. SIRE grangriine Uni,
form mad)t tic BON Dem Slattcrmert
nno ssanoe auerfenntlldl, mGlrenb
franSDiiIfe Srnepner uno aiiraiIierc
anf cine Balbe Neile 5u Ieben iino.
Sieie Uniform lit praftiId,er ais
bas Shaft Der glmerifnner. 9lllc linn
nsrslislih ansseriiitet nnb marIdDie.
rem inn Saft, malrenb iie ,9ie 8ad)s
am Hbein" iiugen, pher 81 benz Hin
geabeu Spiei Der Winiiffn,,ilen. Sas
granien Der 2ieber, Der N6DtImas
Der WtaridDe, oas alirren Der Gppren,
oas Gaiieln Der SGbeln nnb aafetten,
oas Stampfen Der yioiIe miro nnr
sniueilen upn Dem iilbernen Son Der
srompete iinterbrodJen. llnbeimlidJ
lpie cine Canine, nniuioeriteblid) iuie
cine Meeresiuano idiebt iidJ Die itGb,
lerne MaiIc bpr. 8pllc 26 GfuuSen
oanerte Der gorbeimarid). Ser apr-
reipenocnt, luelder ieds TeIb5iigs
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-08-27
30 9tndm.; JDrtictnn9 Der Son
pcntiun.
80 Aben@: 6rOFer Jeitbal,


IS beIte0t 0ic 9lbIiht, bonn 0or0er
nc9 StaQtcS un0 bon Siour Sails at3
Grtrosiigc (Sdlafluageu) 3u ncbmen,
Die Damn glcidl5eitia ais 9tadltGnar.
tier btcueu iuiiroen. SSSt Siour tSaIl5
reip. Aberoecu loueu ith Damn oia
cil5elnen 8ercine anitbIieBen,
9Sreiic icitcns OcS Slanorcnu &ereiuS
lin fir 0en Gycltfomnler5 paiicnoA
&ortrdge sur llnterbaltlug 81 lie
fern, bat Der ,Slan0realt &ofalOereIH
Drci Erciie au89ciett BON $1,000 -
$500 uuo S4.0O fir oen &erein relp.
oic Gtn5eIperiou, meI6e oen idOnlten
qcianaIidDen SeflamatUriIden uber
bumUriItiIdeu &ortrag bGlt.
2IIio nufgelpaht uno ii6 I'M OeN
Irei6 bcmorbenl
Die Geutldcn BON 6IonOreau mer-
Sen nit Der @iIfe Der Oortigcn 8er
7dGftsmclt lno Oes Gonncrciai
8lnb8 oue @Gitc ltllterbringen uno
lnterbolten. Glnc Menqc bon Gr!-
botb0uiern meroen 0en @dlten 81 BIZ
ligen 8reiien 2oqiS berihaifeQ.
Q8enn niht olle 9n5ei6eu trii9cn.
miro Die bieSidbrige 4. aonbention
oeS Gtaat3nerban08, bcionOer3 on0e.
itd)t8 Ser ernIten ariegs5eit uno Der
GriifunQ 9cutihlano8 1tno Selter.
reidS, cine ielten gut beIudte, elus
miitige uno beqeiitertc perben.
- gfnr Wtitgltebcr bcs @crbaR'
bes. ucld)c lire geitragc besablt ha-
ben, rcip. nod sahleu, iinb itimmbe.
redvtigt, ebenip mir Delegation bon
3lucigperbGnoen, DeldDe lire SaFres.
bcitraac entrid,tet baben, g2er Dos
nod nid)t getan bat nutB oielelben
3eitiQ norhcr al ocn (infolae Der gr,
franfunq bon &errn Sermann Stltc.
bing bonn Gr0iioenten ernanlten
Sefretor pro ternpore)
Jicn. ganl Sdmls, Sea, =. ,.
entrihten. Wfitglieoer, peId)e be-
5ablt baben, aber nod feine auittltn-
gen erbielten, tuerOeu hieIelben nod
reht3eitig erDalten
- Iud bitten mir Die geanlten
ser ein3elnen 3neighereine, iebl
ihon cine Cite fir oas Hote aren5
fir bic @erlunnoeten Der oentifeu
GerbanSeten cirfuliren 81, laiien nno
bon &ereins,ueaen ielber cine iDldle
Snmne ans5niebeu. 3ieie Sums
men miiiien on Sen Sdabmeiiter Ses
Sserbanos, Serrn 6. @. anpSt, .Snrt-
forb, 9. ., aelatot neroen, Der oa-
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-08-27

+ mttgcmadDt hat, erfl1rt, cine 10 pr1dls
tl9e 9lrmee babe bic &elt niemalS &c,
Iebcu.
Ter Ocntid)e Sotihaftcr 5nriifgefcfri
Ter beutIdJc 8UtIdlafter, GSrai
Sernitorff, febrtc ans 9entIdllanh
anf Ietncn SOiten in 8aibinqtun sn-
rid nnO erflGrt bel iciner 2lufunit in
ytctu YOrf, bak bic glmcrifaner cinc
nnocre guitd)t b0n Scn GreiauilIen
anf Dem arlegsidJanplab bcfommcu
lpnroen, lucnn ite Die nDllc 9Salrhett
erfnbrcn. - Sas bentIdjc Stnbcl unr
DC hon Gnglano MIR ourdDldluittcn,
Tim bic Mmertfaucr ii6cr bic mallre
Sndjlagc 81 tGnidDen. 9inIliidlsGolen
nadJt itGD init Der Sauptitaot gSar.
Idlan iclbitGuOig.
Die Srtegsiitnntipu.
9ln Der belgiidl-iran30iiihen Gjren.
&c. 5iutIdDen NiOns nno Gurem6nra,
lit cine fnrd)tbarc SdladDt i'm 0unae.
Sle berbiInoeten tSransuicn uno Gng.
lanoer iteBen etnem bcntiden Seerc
gegeniiber, bas iid Den Ginmarid, in
fran5OItldles 0ebiet su ersiuinacu
lndDt. 8et 2uttrc i'm S5cnncaau lit es
bcrcttS 5u einem id,arfcn 3uIammea,
ituR gefommen. Ter redlte ,sliiae!
Der Sentidlen hat bic belgiIdJe Stabt
Crhenaarbc butter it'd oelaiieu unb
riift gegen Die frnn56flid)c iscitnna
stlIc bur. Sas blntige &inacu an Der
9ren5e sSranfreld)s, in bent Die Tran,
5olen BON engliiden Srnppcn inter.
ltnbt iueroen, biirftc mchrcre Sane in
Nniprndl nebmen.
Sin In9riff gcaen Nntiuerpca
miro pDu Den Seutidleu anid)cineun
nldDt geplant. Gs aeniigt i9nen, Die
belgiIdDe 9lrmee nad) ibrem lebten
Stiibpnnft 5uriifgeluprfen Az ba6en.
Gpn Nad)cu ans ilno ncnc Srnp.
per- nad) SriIiiel geianot mproen, Die
in Der llmgcbnng Der StaSt lageru,
offenbar ann sn nerBinOern, oais t;c
gelaler Der oentiden Sauptmadlt in
ben 9iiifen fallen.
Tie Sorts nun Hamnr nnb Elm
Sell Der ssorts BON aiittid baltem I'D,
amgeblld nod. Gs beikt, baR Maior
NamedDe, gefeblsbeber bes 2iittidjcr
Sprfs GbanoelfDntainc, bieics in bic
snft lprenste, ais er iab, bah er oas
Sort oas Die Giienbabn md, MAIDEN
bei Gcroies nnb bic GiufaBrt in ben
Innnel nadp Gbanbelfuataime be-
berridIte, nidt langer balten fonnte.
Ter Waior mnb Der 9ieit Der gelat-
itng faimen nm.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-08-27
9crcitet Sud- jebt Idlon anf Die 4
JahresfOnDentiOu in 6ianoreau,
SIb SafUta, Dor.
"a .nnb 25. Septcmbcr 1914.

~ .nno 20. september 1914.
0elttIh- -2lmerifoncrl
Nnr nod fiiuf MoGcn trcmcn I'M:
non Der picrtcn SabresfOnOcutiol
ocS SIo EGfOta StaatspcrbanDc5
8cnn e5 icmol@ Die Bflid)t Ger Oft.
giie0cr 0e8 Staat&oerbauo5 uno Del
ein5cInen 3meigOereinc mar, olrd
ltarte GelegntlUnen uu0 ourd per
lonlltc Neteiligung Die &onDentior
in Slanorenu am "a. un0 %. Seu
tclnbcr 3u einem Grfolge 81 mahen
Damn otcIeS Sabr!
@ # - - n = n
7 Die birrtc SabrcsfonOcutiOn
>. oss Siio Safpta StaatsDcrban-
* oes in
* ;flamorcau, 2. ., am "A. nnO
=: 25. September
81 mRF Gin Gbrentag lpcrOen fir
= Oas Sentifhtm BON SHO Sns
IL tDta!
81. Il y = 4 L. a n x x Il 4
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-08-27

Sra6tlos bon Nauen, GentidJiano,
iiber Sapuille, 6. s., an Die NiOeiier.
tc lrciie. Berlin, "a. glu9uit. --
YmtlidJ iutrb bier befauntgegc6en,
bah Die beutldIe glrmee nntcr Dem
6er5Os 9llbredlt bon @iirttembcre
Die SranspIcn BET HenfdJntcam &c.
Idlagen Bat. Sic ero6erte niele Sn-
nOnen unb SelS5eidDcn unb mad)te
5aglreidle 9efangene, barnnter oieIe
tSencrGlc.
Teutid)e Secre inter bem Griusca
RuppredDt nDn gniern, Dem SrOu.
prinsen @ilbclm uno bem Serspg
GlbredDt ppn &nrttem6erg perfolgen
bic Sransoien idnrf.
Die grmee nnter Grins Huppredyt
nabm $50 SanOueu in 2nncpiae,
Slamont nnb Gtrep I'm Separtement
Wenrtbe=et- -Wpic!le.
Sic Nrmce inter Dem Srpnprinsen
perfolgte bic SrnuspIcu bis iiber
Spnsiun binans.
Die 3entid)en baben Die Otans
iiberidDritten nno marid)ieren mad,
Narbenge. Gle baben cine enaliId,c
aapallerie- Brigade geidllagen.
Sie Sentiden idlieken id)arf.
@aIbingtpn "A. slns. Dir
bentid,e 8otidDaft erbtclt bcnte bic
folsenbe Mtitteilnng pum slnsiuarti-
gen gmt in Berlin.
Die Nrmee bes beatidlen arpn.
prinseu seluann einen entideiben6en
Sieg norbiueitlidD nun 9iebenbufen
iiber flint frans0iiide armee-Gprps.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-08-27
Glib Safpto Stontsnerbamo

ritber Quittiren I0Bt rm0 Oofiir lorgt,
0aB iie DEM @eneroi 9tIf5ton1itee
ilberion0t lperoen.
- Die 8riefc NIT 0en Goten
Sreu5 8eitragen niiiIen oic 2tufihrift
trogen: 9toter Srcu5-6ilfSfOnb.
g8ir bitten Die oeuti6e NrcIie i'm
Stonte fr0l., bon Dem Frograu1
un0 Der StaatsfonDention g}oti8 3u
nebmen uno Eropogonoa fir Die
0eutlt5e Sode 81 mahen.
Sm gtancn oc5 Stont8Derbon0S
@Qn3 0emltt0,
HrQiioent.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-08-27

Sagc mir. nit tpcm on rmgchIt,
lmO id merOe Dir iogen rper ou bit.
@cridtet OIL GnqIon0, ro5 9Irm in
2Irm nit ocm Oto5fomitertum uno
6cn Mon9oIcntum Geutiblono 5lt
@eibe rilft.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-08-27
IeItprogramut.

0onuerstag, bcn "A. September;
0mpfang Der Gelcgaten rn0 Odltc i3
3SlQnoreuu.
Rad)mittng3 ; llbr: @rofe ga
rroc nit Gynbnen unO Wnfttfapellcp
uno SdDauluageu. - Gann Nlttomo-
bilfubrt.
&orltellrmg i'm 6Ionoreou @on
0clbiI0crtbCuter.
7,30 2lbcnos: 8rOker ScittOnt
mcrs in Der teitballc uno nltiifoIl
'd,e BortrQge ltno GhorgelQuge.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-08-27
0loiien

aaiicr 6ran5 SOIepb non Geiter.
reid lOll noh elmer 9cpelhe aus
HonL i'm Sterben Iiegen. 60 trou-
| rig Die 9tahridt, pclm iic olf 8a6r.
belt berllbt, audi lit, 10 fam Iie ocd)
en8entltd taum iiberraihen. 98ie Der
Sdmer3 ilber oen m0r0eriihen 9rie3
oos GnOe oeS Enplte8 be1hIeuniQt bu-
ben iou, 10 mare cS nabrlih nidt 3u
pcrlDunOern penn ser Summer oar,
ilber, Dab cr gum S6IuB ieiner Idn-
gen Hegierltng nod einmol 0o5
Sdmert 3ieben muBte, Dem greilen
@errider BON Geiterreib llngorn
0a5 9er3 Qcbrohen bdtte. ShlieBt er
Die nllloen 2Iu9e1L 10 mare 0os De-
rthtige pipholoQlI6c Wtoment fir
leinc mortbriihigcn italieniiden 8un-
0e5Qenol'en ibrem &errat Die aronc
oltt3uicBcn lm0 Der lhmer Qetroffenen
Gnolmonor6ic ben Aricg 81 erfI0.
reu.
9IQc 8elt fiirdltct 9entIflanb nub
oa5 OeutIfe &olt ieiner seiitigen ltn0
littlthen llebcrlcqenbeit megen -,
0enn Die OtoIic ltebt linn ertgegeu. -
Die bulbe @clt miro uufqeboter,
Qcutihlan0 ulo ben 0elltihen 9ru,
ocrltaot. Gcitcrrtth-llnQarn 81 be-
fGnlpfcn. - Mcld)e g6rel gSic ltoli
riirfcn mir Iei1l Die mir un$ 0cltihcn
9lute5 riibmen biirfcnl lln0 nie qc-
ualti9 puh3 III o!eicn Ioqen ln0
&oCbcl1 Die 3ubl 0erer, Die oieS fun;
mie Diele D}ttIionen Oeut5hnmerifani-
id)e ainoer Duhten ODER fruqen in Die
len Tugeu mie iener &nabc: Bate.
Die 0cutIhen niiiien 0oh f1rdtbar
Itarf uno mdhtig iein, ooB ole g0l-
fer iih Dor ibnen fijrdten, l1no niht
pobr, Goter, iic f0nnen 0cl1t1hIonO
niht untcrfrie8cn iic f0nneu'&
nidt." -
Sage mir. nit mem on nmgcllIt,
un0 idh mcr0e sir iagen, per ou bit.
@eridtet on england, ros Nrm in
2lrm NIT 0cn1 Oto8fopitertlun un0
0cm WfongolCntltm 3eutlhlun0 ait
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-08-27

Syrcitas, Den %. September,
8 llbr Born: GrOfinnng Der
Staatsfonpentiun.
1ScitreSe: Nicp. $. q. Sens, Ser
reiS, 8. =.
The Winslow mail., 1914-10-17
REVIVAL MEETING

The Church of Christ worship
ing on the corner of Aspinwall
and Winslow avenue, will cele-
brate it's first anniversarySunday.
Special services have been plan
ned for the day: an old-fashion-
ed basket-dinner being one of the
features. Evangelist j. L. Had
dock and wife of Oklahoma will
be present and conduct a great
evangeIistic campaign. Meetings
will be held each evening at 8
o'clock: Good singing and sane,
sound gospel sermons will repay
you for coming. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all.
The Winslow mail., 1914-10-17
CAMPAIGN Of DECEIT IS WAGED
PROH|BIT|ONISTS TRY TO SHOW
AMENDMENT NOT DRASTIC

The f-apponed probiuons are trying to
convince the
framed for it
After declaring in their official proposal
in the world on this question that
of
of exceptions
They trying public
YET THEY SAY IN THEIR NEW ARGUMENTS
MAY BE SHIPPED INTO THE STATE
THAT ANY PURPOSE IS LEGAL THAT PROHIBITED
EXPRESS OR PLAINLY IMPLIED TERMS OF THE Law
AND THEY ADMIT AS THEY MUST, THAT DRINKING NOT
MADE ILLEGAL AMENDMENT.
ARGUMENT, THE LAW WILL NOT PROHIBIT
ALCOHOL, A BEVERAGE
AS their attempts show that
opoundg medicines and that wine be brought into the for
saoramental let first
spirits, ale wine,
State of Arizona UNDER ANY PRETENsE.
official in publicity
pamphlet o
had in
LEAVE THE RAW MATERIALS IN THE HANDS OF ANY PER
SON TO TEMPT HIM TO SELL AND ANOTHER TO BUY.
THE UNFERMENTED JUICE OF THE GRAPE WILL SERVE
SACRAMENTAI4 PURPOSES.
SUFFICIENTLY
TIE Law? DOES THIS NOT BEAR OUT THE OFFICIAL ARGUMENT
FAVOR THAT 1T MEANS EXACTLY WHAT
EXACTLY WHAT T MEANS?
TO and
naturally
rulings the Arizona "dry
S plain unambiguou the courts
irrespective of how
act be mat
unreasonable unwise violates
natural social political rights of citizens Avery Pima
go P lAriz) oS)
constitutional the that
be looked to- repeal modify it, and not the courts (oury
25 P ArizY 376)
positive provisions
ae 1zekePdor Ind IF % zeehen0 a f 2S s s1 St5 NAV
THE SAME PERSONS
VINCE VOTERS OF ARIZONA WHO FEAR THE
~ >< oN ARIZONA LOCAL sELF.eovERNmEnr LEAGUE
The Winslow mail., 1914-10-17
OUR ADVICE is: DON'T

Editor j. E. Williams of the
Mckinley County Republican,
Gallup's funny" newspaper, has
for some time been trying to find
man to take the business man
agement of his office and even of
fers his editorial services free tc
the man, or woman either, we
presume, who will undertake to
make a success of his business.
J. E. has a great big magazine
scheme in his nut which only
needs to be worked" to make
fortune for him and the party
who can manage the scheme.
We like to say a good word for
any worthy man, and we agree
with the editor of Gallup's most
unfortunate newspaper that if
you can't say something good
about a person it is far better not
to say anything. But, really, it
ought to be said in justice to the
public, that a magazine that will
do the Southwest any real good
and lasting benefit will not come
out of the Republican office until
the new business manager is
found with 100000 to finance the
undertaking.
We regret the fact that Bro.
Williams has just lost his third
business manager" within
month and this in spite Of the
fact that the office was filled with
plenty Of good paying work.
Why? surely there is one good
opportunity in New Mexico.
One of the first things to be
done, however, and the very best
at the present time. is to meet
your checks promptly, like the
rest Of Us have to do.
The Winslow mail., 1914-10-17

All the ladies of Winslow in
vited to the pure food demon
stration at Rabbits all day to-
day.
Deputy Sheriff Houck made a
business trip to Holbrook We'd
nesday to attend court and re
turned Friday.
John Tully and wife and Will
liam Daze Jr, accompanied by a
number of other local Knigts of
Columbus were in Albuquerque
last week to attend the K. c.. in
itiation.
Drink tea at Babbitt's pure
food demonstration all day Sat-
urday. Free to the ladies.
Miss Mayme Bolen, sister of
Mrs W. P. Blake of Winslow. and
who spent the winter here, was
married in Detroit, Mich, Octo-
Der 1st, to E. P. Jackson. This
will be pleasing news to the
many friends of the Young ladv
here in Winslow, who join in
wishing the couple a pleasant
voyage on the matrimonial sea.
The Winslow mail., 1914-10-17
TO OUR PATRONS

Now that the time for Jack
Frost is near and the gentle rap
of the ice man sends cold chills
up your back, we wish to thank
you all for your patronage, and
trust you appreciate our efforts
to serve you during the hot days
of the past summer.
| Our regular ice delivery route
will be discontinued today after
which we will make deliveries of
ice to any part Of the city on re-
ceipt of orders placed before
noon of each day.
Navajo Ice & Cold Storage Co.
Don't forget the big Republi-
can mass meeting at the Front
Street Opera House Monday eve
ming.
Don't forget the Big Repub-
lican mass meeting at the Front
Street Opera House on Monday
evening next.
Big Republican rally at the
Front Street Opera House Mon
day evening. Come and bring
the folks; you'll learn something.
Big Republican rally at the
the Front Street Opera House on
Monday evening next. Come and
bring the folks---you'll learn
something.
j. E. Kleindinst, the republican
candidate for state representa-
tive, made a flying trip to Saint
Joseph yesterday evening and re
turned early this morning.
S. W. Proctor, democratic can
didate for state representative,
departed for the east the first of
the week. His father and mother
will return with him and will
make their home in Winslow in
the future.
Assessor Williams was a well
come visitor in town the last of
the week.
Mrs. H j Reynolds, nurse.
10 East Aspenwall St.
The Winslow mail., 1914-10-17
THE STATE FAIR
Woman's Department Ur-
gently Invites Exhibits
Of Every Description

Especial attention Is directed
to the Woman's Department Of
the coming fair and women all
over the state are requested to
carefully examine the Premium
List and make their entries early
before the rush begins. No
entries will be received after
November 4, Wednesday, at 5
pm, before the fair begins, and
all exhibits must be delivered at
the fairgrounds, Woman's Build
ing, not later than November 6
Friday before the fair.
Judging will take place on No
vember z, Saturday before the
fair, excepting cooked foods,
which will be received up TO No
vembe1' 9, Monday, the first day
of the fair, and Judged Tuesday,
the second day.
The ruling in the Culinary and
Pantry Stores which says: that
canned fruits, preserves and
pickles must be put up in pint
jars, is made because the space
is quite limited; the fruits, after
being opened for testing, are Ii
able to spoil, and because the
much handling necessary makes
larger jars too heavy and I'M
wieldy to be practicable.
Articles in the Textile Fabrics
division are always examined,
piece by piece. by the judges,
both as to beauty and skill of
workmanship, and afterWard ar
ranged for public view to the
very best possible advantage with
the facilities now at hand. Those
awarded premiums are given
precedence of place after the
ribbons are fastened on.
Articles more than usually eX-
cellent and deserving will be re-
ceived and considered whether
mentioned in the premium list
or not. This is done in an en-
deavor to more effectually i'm
prove the catalog to more per-
fectly meet the increasing re-
quirements of Arizona's valuable
products of every description.
Premium lists, together with
entry blanks, have been sent to
every obtainable address and
will be gladly furnished to any
one who may desire them, or
application in person, by phone,
or by mail, at the state fair Of
flee, Phoenix. Or the informa-
tion most cheerfulIy furnished.
The Winslow mail., 1914-10-17
CARD OF THANKS

I wish to express my apprecia-
ton to the citizens of Navajo
comfy for the support / received
at the primary election. If elect
School Superintendent i will give
my best efforts to the advance
ment of the schools.
Very respectfully,
Joseph Peterson.
The Winslow mail., 1914-10-17
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Mrs. I Fl Dickson and baby
daughter, formerly Of Flagstaff,
left Monday night for an extend
ed visit in the East.
N S Bly, purchased a new Ford
Of Kiddoo this week.
Loren Rofeno has been confin-
ed to his room for the past week
from sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. B A Rholes and
John Drumm motored out to Sut-
TONS ranch Sunday. Outside of
few breakdowns they had a
very plea ant time.
X X
Mr.. and Mrs. j B Drumm re-
turned Wednesday from Phoen-
tx, where they. had been for the
past ten days to have Mrs.
Drumm's eyes treated. Their
many friends will be pleased to
know that her eyes are very much
improved.
FOR SALE Household furn
iture. enough to furnish five
rooms complete. Inquire at j
M Russell's Tailor Shop.
Some of the WinslOw high
school girls were taken to Daze's
ranch Tuesday in Proctor's and
Walcott's autos, where they en-
jOyed a regular old fashioned
picnic.
Mrs. Fleenor of the Bee Hive,
made a business trip to Albu-
querque during the fair week.
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G o Bainbridge went to Flag
staff Monday to be gone a few
Gays on business.
x x
A party of high school boys
enjoyed hunting trip in the
mountains this weel'. They ex-
pect to return with d few deer
snd turkeys on their belts.
The Winslow mail., 1914-10-17

Spellmire and Lyons received
five car loads of stock sheep
from Texas Tuesday.
Chef Engineer, G w Harris,
Chas. Fellows and Ed Ball, re-
turned from the Quale ranch
Sunday. where they had been on
a hunting trip, with three deer
and six turkeys to their credit.
X X X
Chas. F Quayle was in from
his ranch the first of the week.
x X X
Mr.. Brelsford, of the Bee Hive
was business visitor in Albu-
querque during the fair week.
X X X
r P Hesser returned from Los
Vegas Wednesday, where he has
been for the past three months.
Jack Lyons accompanied by j
G Teean, made a trip to the sum-
mer ranch Tuesday and returned
Wednesday evening.
X X X
D w Trammell is smoking a
fine looking brand of cigars these
days but you can get more of
them at the A c. Hotel.
x X
Bat Ford, an old timer in this
section, returned from the south
ern part of the state Wednesday,
and stopped over here a few days
before gong to Holbrook and
Adamana. He has sold out his
business and will reside in this
section in the future.
y 4
The Methodist Church will op-
en- the new conference year next
Sunday morning with short ser
mon by the pastor and Sacrament
of the Lords Supper. The even
ing sermon subject will be "The
Growth of the Kingdom. Both
residents and strangers are cor
daily invited.
Carl M Ross, Pastor.
Pure food demonstration at
Babbitt's all day Saturday--free
to the ladies,