davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06
Das lied yOm sGHtsnsrabsa.

ResierunssbaumsiIter @oltsr 3im<
hermann aus Noumburg bat benz
Mr9iieftenberein gu Berlin, Der feline
bielsn Aunoert i'm 5eIbe itebenOen
MitgIieoer ressImGBig nit Sobat,
S9otoIooe unb 3eitungen beriiebt,
bon ben RGmpfen I'M Often gum
9unt elm 2ieO geIanbt, bos ~Sm
S9ibengraben" beiBt unb ipegen Isi<
ner lei9ten Singbarfeit uno ipegen
feines 9amors Derbient, pOItstiimIiA
gu nerben. Oas QieO lautet fols
genoermoBen:
8 eibt tein idoner 2eben, als in Sdit>
5en9rdben
Tor Dem Seino 81 Iiegen Sag ulo
Nndt,
Benn bic &u9eln Iingen un6 @ranaten
l%prin9eil,
Sab Die gauge @egen0 riugslin frn6t.
llnO oann Die S1rapneIle, Die nit Mins
DesI1nelle
SeulenD, fauien0 fommeii Our1 Die 2uft.
SIT 0aS Nin9s 5ecfprut8et unD Der
&nnll bcrfluu9en,
SIT Der gauge Sdub bod meiit Derpuiftl
Seine SeDerbetten, feline Soiletten
Sino oes &rieges td9liber BeOarf,
@er Ii1 mill rnIieren, braud]t mn ge5n
Ipa5iereh
Sen raiiert iogleid Der Nuiie i6arf.
Nltb 0ns Mittagelien tpir0 gar oft pers
9eiien,
Sd, Die &ii6eu bleiben gar 10 fern,
9enn Die @rbsfnnuuen 1beu'n Die bInten
Bobnen,
l1uO Der Sod bertuertet iie nibt germ.
@enn bereiuf Der Srieben ms bir6
Iein beI1ieOel,
l1nb mir febr'n ins 8aterlanO 5uriid,
@enn mir bann BET Weuttern tpieoer
ri6tig futtern
Sn Ser parnten Stu6e, ipel1es @liidl
Sci Der @ldier &lingen per0en mir
onnn fin9en,
8as mir allies 6aben bur1gemadt;
3 gibt tein iGSner 2ebcn, .als IN S6its
5en9rdben
@or Dem SeinO al Iicgen Sag uno
NadtI
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06
Nrnaaanmtral unn Knratrr.

Na9 feiner am Z. DECEMBER 1881 cts
fol9ten 8%ef0rberung gum RdpItdn our
See tommonbierts Sans &oslter meh>
rere pan5eri9iffe. SIN Ottobsr 1884
erfolote Oonn bic 8%erufung &peiters
gum gbef oes Stabes Der 4omirolis
tat, in lpel6er StsIung er bis gum
MGr3 0es Sabres 1887 perblieb. y2oh
in osmieIbsn Sa6r erfOlgte feline @rs
nennung gum OberperftOirettor in
&iel. Mus bieIer Stelung f4ieo er
@noe MGrS 1889, pOrduf er bel
gleihaeitiger @rnennung gum &on>
tredomiral am /. 4pril ais Director
bes Murines9 Departments in bas
Rei9gmarinenmt berIeBt purbe. Big
aum ~sSanuor 1892 tat er bann Sienlt
als @bef bss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sn
Ieiner @i9eni9aft ais @bef Der Mo=
miroiitGt pertrat &~ontreaomiral &ces
Iter i'm 9eutI9en Rei9stag Die Wor=
iuaen iiber OampferiubDentiOnen Uni
Den 8au unD bic @usseitaltung oes
NprbsS Tfeetanuls.
Na9bem Sans &oeiter i'm Sanlar
1892 pieber als Separtsmentsolrets
tor i'm Hei9smarinedmt tommdns
bert mar, erbielt er f4on ipeilt9e
Mpnote fpGter am 10. &priI ben
Hanq zines @i3esAomirals, dls tpels
der er Bis gum Sabre 1890 als Gbef
oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tpirtte.
Mdbreno Der nG9Itsn iieben Sabre
(ppn Sttober 1896 Bis September
|19O3) lit &oeIter nun @9ef Der Mta>
rineItotipn Der SitIee, uno tpuroe am
%. MGra 1897 gum Aomiral befOrs
bert. Mm IA. Mdr5 bes Sabres 1899
mirb er @eneralinIpettor nit BEN
Hanqe zines tpmmanbierenoen @e>
nerals. 9ie berporraeenOen 5G9igtets
ten, nit 0enen Sans &peiter aus GEE
Itattet mar, peranlaBten ben &aiier,
i'm am 1. Sanuar Oes SdAres 1900
in Ser erbli9en Moelsfunb gu erbes
ben. Nm %. September 1903 iibsrs
nabm er ben Sberbefebl iiber bic at@
Itipe S9la9tflotte unb ouglet4 bas
&pmmanDo iiber fas erite Sei4maoer.
Som eriten Ottober 1904 an isben
mir ibn bis gum rs. September 1906
pieoerum in ieiner SunttiOn als
Observation-Disclosures iiber Die 1tttpe
S6la9tflptte. MGbrenb bieier .3ett
puroe er am %. Stunt 1905 gum
@rDBaomirul bef0rbert, na4Oem ibm
Der aaiier i9on am 18. September
1902 ben S9par5en Mbleroroen Der@
lieben bate.
SIN Sabre 1906 trat er in ben
HubeFano, aber audi pdbreno Der
3eit ieines &ubeitanoes iu4te SrpBs
ADMIRAL pon &oeIter nit alien Wlits
teln fir bic @rItartung Seutf4lanos
aur SEX ~einoutreten. ipoou ibm Der
Neltfne slpttenDerein, an Delen
Spfbe Der @fbBabmiral am ia. Suni
1908 berufen ipurDe, Die erpinf9te
@eIegenbeit bot. MnlGBli9 ieines 50S
idbrigen 9ienfiubildums perlieb ibu
Ser Scatter i'm Suli 1909 Sic Brill
lanten gum S4par5en Molerproen.
glls stpei Monate ipdter Die SubiOns
Gultonfeier ftattfunb, fisl benz SroBs
ADMIRAL Der ebrenboue 4uftrag 5u,
| bas Oeutf9e 9ei4 BEL bieier 5eier,
| bic am 81. September our9 cine grOs
re internationale 5lpttenparaDe BET
Iep ODrt begangen ipuros, gu Der@
treten.
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06

terie sibt es @anolati9er, 5uBlat>
f9er, 2a9enpati9er, StOppelbopier,
DredFampfer. Die Sdger iin0 bic
4aubfr0i9e, @riinipe9te, oie pionie@
re Maulpiirfe. Ser Srain 1T Die
&olpnne 8rr! DDer Der SUB; Die
ein3elnen 2eute 1inb Srainbaueru,
3piebadfutf9er ober ipesen Der blauz
en- Uniform 8eil9enbrasoner. Die
probiantbeamten limb Meblpiirmer,
iiber oenen Die Obermeblpiirmer ites
ben, Meblfdde pOer RommiBbdder;
Ger 9tpiiipnsintenoant 1T Der @rau@
tenmaior.
Sn 9eiterrsid beiBen nod 9ora
Die Observation-Disclosures Der aomt>
niitratibe @eneralitab Ooer Die 3ifs
teripione, pdbrenb man bic 8ers
pfleeungspermaltei 1pOttii9 @er>
l1leppperpolter nennt. Inter Sen
Detonomiebanbpertern finO S9uiter
Gle ps9bensite. 9ie Spieleute iino
SpielmDpie, 9pielbensite. oas See
nerpieb ooer bic 0iibner, unO ne tpers
ZEN bober oft nit STD! &i4!" GEE
l1eutbt. Bon Dem NIT einem Rniipz
pei psrgli9enen @tabe Der Sambpurs
ldreibt iih Der SpOttname &nippel<
mufitenten Der; bie9Orniiten iinb bas
0ornpieb. Der Sambour 1T elm
Q4irbeltier, Rdlbfeltrompeter ooer
JeQrabler, oas Muiitforps insgeiomt
Der &limbim. Ser Beirut tit elm
Hemontetopf, Sungbol3, 9ammel. Der
@riab beiBt BEL ben alien Wanns
i9aftsn i'm Jsloe Der S9pamm. Die
GriaBreierpiitsn iperben ie nad her
gegeno peri9ieben, ais @stlmos,
YlattfiBe. S%ebtarpfen, be5ei9net.
Sir Die tleinen 2eute Der leBten
&om3anien finDen Ii9 SpiBnamsn in
rei9iter MusmaLl: Miinbungstort,
yummeltort, 8cnffteiger, Stoppe
roer St0pisl. 8rotbeutelhupfer,
S9u6opeden, Goblenndgel, 3uno<
tegel pber @odratten.
Sin Infer 5liigelmann elmer ld9=
iii9en &ompanie pur0e mad !9orns
Mitteiluneen .bas 8au9tnepp4en
(barunter peritebt man in @a4fen
ionit ben NabeO Der 3ompanie" ges
nunnt. Dasegsn 5inb Die groBen 2eu>
te Die Mii9it0ds. Bon Der Musriis
flung fino bic Gtiefel Die 9p6itap<
Ter, Die SABINE (gaaltdbne, GIbtdbne,
Sbeztdbne) poer AudbratlaiInen.
Der Sornifter lit Der Nffe, Der 8rot>
Eeutel beiBt Sroitbeutel ober SUP
lad, n.caRpsaI aber- audi Der guns
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06

Wenn beite bon ben rubmreiAen
beutIden 6eerfiibrern ole Reoe TT,
oorf man aud pobl bes @rOBoomis
ruIs Sans BON &oeltner gebenten, obs
lpDbl er bsreits i'm Sabre 1906 abs
amieo aus benz attipen 9eeresperbano
Genommen bate. Seine Neroienite um
6as @robpsrben Ger Oeuti9en &riegss
flOtte Iino biel gu sepuItis, Ous Sn>
fereFe, bas er aud ao9 ieinem Riidz
tritt an allen Jroeen, Die bic beuti4e
Marine betrafen, nubm, mar bel gu
Iebbaft, ols bab sr beate, fern bonn
G9ub, ais miibiser 3ufeber lebte.
GbenIo pie SirpiB, pobI uno Msils
Ter, bieie bsrpprrosenOen Sii6rG Der
uusaeaeinneten Marine, lit au9 guns
bon RpeIter biirgerli9en @ebliites.
Ser Batter oes @roBaOmirals mar
Der betannte bramatii9e 0i9ter Or.
6ons Roeter; sic Wtutter oes @roB@
nbmiraIs bate fi9 einen peitbin be-
faunten gaamen gema9t; iie mar Die
beriibmte Sp%ernldn9ertn Nulle Snles
gel, bic oIs tOnisli4e aummeriGnses
rim in 8resIau unD Berlin erfplgrei9
tptrtte.
Dim %. april 1914 tpurSe Sons
RpeIter junior gu S9tperin geboren.
Er trat am 26. Suni 1859 olsRaoetta>
fpirant in bic bdmals preuBii4eIiariz
ne elm. gr beIu9te bos Seetabettentn=
ititut in Berlin, Biz er am l. Ipril
1861 Seetaoett tpurOe. SIN. Sabre
1868 fam er auf Die n9efion", bic
eben cine Geife na9 @eltinbien an>
frat. Oils &oeitsr BON Oieier GeiIe 5u=
riidtam, purOe er tpieOer gum See
fooetteninItitut na9 Berlin tommans
bert, ipD er Bis gum Mpril 1864
bIieb. Am 10. Suli oesielben SabreS
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06

ssrbsuteI; bas @sDebr beiBt ole
Rnorre ooer Ger @9isbpriiesl, Der
6elm Die 6urratute OOer Ounittiepe,
ou9 DunTttiibel. Das Ssitengepebr
1T bos &GIe< Ooer Brotmefer, Der
9egen bic plempe cber Der G9Ieps
Der; Ser &Oppelriemsn beiBt Der
Grandchildren. bic 8eilpiden iinb
ei1erne &reu5e ooer 8rigaoei9IlfeI.
Offi5iere in SisnItdnoug gebsn in
9ut uno S9leier, bic berbiiate Sab
ne lit Der Hesimentsregenf9irm, bas
SienitpferO ber DienitmOps.
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06

srfolqte feline 8ef0rberung gum 2eutz
udnt aur See. @r fanb nun WertpenS
huma auf ben S9iffen r@ittoria" ,
uaO 1Gtcrpen", BIB CT I'M
Dttober oes Sabres 1866 dls PlaB<
major mad RieI perieBt tpurbe. SIN
Sanuar oes nG9lten Sdbres tpurbe
Ct nod RonItantinOpel tpmmonoiert,
nm bort auf Dem Oeutf4en StatiOns>
fniff vDelpbin" als pa4Adbenber
Dffi3ier Oienit gu tun, uno purbe
am 20. Muguit 1866 SberIeutnant
aur See. Seine 8efDrOerung gum &as
pitGnleutnant erfOlgte am Z. Suli
1870, unmittelbar Dor Nusbru@ bes
9euti9 : Gran3Oifi4en &rie9es; er
moate ben &ries als pa9babenoer
Offi3ier auf Dem &riegsf4iff n5riebz
rid &arl" nit.
Oa fi9 BEL &ocifer itarte pdha>
gogiI9e 5Gbigteiten bemertbar ma4z
ten, fon0 er balb I'M @~r5iebungsfDez
fen @erpenoung uno puroe i'm Stz
iober 1873 eriter Sffi5ier Der S4iffs>
iungenubteilung 5rieori4sort. SIN
Mpril oes foIsenben Sabres puroe er
auf Die %rl1nbine4 tommanOiert, Die CT
mad ben characterization 9ufen i'm
Norben unO @iiosn fiibrte. Der 16.
Sonuar Oes Sabres 1875 bra4te Die
@ef0r6eruns Sans ROeiters gum
RorpettentapitGn. Mls FOLDER betds
tigte er ii9 Bis gum Ottober bes
Ssdbres 1873 als Direttionsoffi5ier
Ser Marineataoemie. I'm biefe 3eit
fam er als erfter Offiaier auf oas
@eetaoettenidulf4iff rprin5 Aoal<
bert. auf benz Prina 9sinri9 BON
preuben, Der bamals nod Seetaoett
mar, feline erite Meltreiie ma9te. 4ls
mad gsnau 5fpei Sabren bieie @eiie
ibr Gnbe gefunben bate, tpuroe Roe<
tier in ben Momiralftob berufen uno
iuurbe elei9 berna4 erier @oiutant
Bel Der Marineitation Der Office.
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06
Die ruIfiG0s Walzs.

Sic .gleuen 3irder Nadri9ten"
bradten tiir5lid Tolgenoes latirilhes
@cbihtdcn III G6tpei5er Nunoart:
Sic rufiiide @aI5e.
Sc @unoer tuet MIDI ploge:
Sd mobt' Der Niftlaus fro9e:
&arum Die ruiilh Wal5e,
8o b'Oitrieder lett fal5e
limb 9iitiHlaub iett gertrude,
NDb mill pom Elae ipe9rude.
Sid benz bic tulies Wal5e
8iellift no stpenin gidmal5e2
Sdblfs Dppe Der Maldine,
Sdt's 5tpcnig Ghnaps Orinn inuc2 -
SD m6dt 4ntiports begebrel
Be Gar iait: wWlin Serre,
9e &uI5e feblt lei Spur,
Npr gobt DC gbaI5 r%etourl@
~gseutraIinsfi'
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06

9as n@ nbimgton Soar.
nal" lit md mic pOr mchr aIs nil.
Zig, 8cridjte iiber &eriammlmngen,
&crgniignngcn, etc. Der @ereine at
bringen. ga es aber cine pbDiiiae
ltnm6gIidfeit lit, BAH nniere @ertre-
ter iibcrall iein f6nnen, bitten luir bic
&erren SefrctGre Der @sreine, iins
nnteritiiken at iupllem ano lire 90.
tisen bis 9unneritag Mittags in Der
@eoaitiun absnliefern. Sic f6nnen
banm iider iein, Die Heridte am
samitaa in Der 3eitans su fiaben.
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06

Sn Der DislgeIefsnen Barrier Wo,
@enl9rift .Souas a tout" finbsu
mir bas bier pieOergegebene Bib.
sSn einem aufiab pirb senau barge
aegt, p:l9e @efabrsn benz britiiher
cSsnlelrei9 bur9 ben lleberfall zines
beut16en 3sppeIin<@ ei4puoers BRO.
4en. Ni9t nur bic englii4en BAN
aertreuaer. fOnbern aud bic @erteiei-
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06


1878 i'm 3pmpessner SrieDen an
Jrantrei9, tpurbe am %. Nuguit
1892 our9 &apitulation bon ben
preuBen ~eingenOmmen, aber i9on am
%. Sttober pieOer serGumt. Dim
II. September 1916 e~r5tpangen Die
9reuBsn absrmals Die &opitulatiOn
Oes plQbes. 1901 ipurbe ,Qongs
nh in ben IeBten Sagen oes Nobemz
Der 1870 oerniert unb bonn 16. Sa>
iluar 1871 an bef4onen. 9ur9 ibrs
Gage b~egiinftigt, bielt Die 5eitung Die
8ei9ieBung big gum Is. Sanuar
1871 aus, bann erfolste bic Rapi>
tulatipn, Die 200 @ei9ibe unO cine
8eiaBung pon 1000 Mann in Oeutl9e
@Gnbe lieferte. 2pngipD 1T Der See
burtsort oes Generals Jrana 5rei=
berrn bon Mercb.
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06

QNTE""oT
oOnspb, bas bon Dem beutf3en
Rrpnprin0en eingenommen tpuroe
unb bur9 Die admpfe Oes Sahres
1870 betannt 1T, 1T cine Stabt nno
SeItuns i'm frun5Diii9en 9epartsmetit
Msurtbe>etz Mpieue, nabe Der belgtz
f9en unO Iuremburgif4en 9renae,
¬enpuntt Der Sitbabn. 2on9pp
seb0rte friiber gu 2%Otbringer, lam
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06

benz ginouse in 2ongtpb ipuroen
in ben Geitungsrdumen 5iemli4 rei=
1e 8prrdte BON 8rot, Sped uip.
g%efunoen. Dieie 8eute begeiiterte ben
@eteranen 10, baB er einem Oamals
beliebten Mari4lieo ben na9folgenz
ben Beers bin0ufiigte, Der i'm 8ataiI=
Ion gern. geiAngen nurbe.
Oas @erslein lautet:
8eim &alrpfe I'm 2onetpb,
8ie aaben itiegen mir gar i9neIl
9a idoi1eu mir ipie nie,
Sen nAabenber9" biunuf
lliiO i1oneti, Bis Die Slnnmen belI
Mus 2ongtpp itie9en duf:
9a batten mir Die Seitun9 i6nell
Ilr6 8rot unb Sped bollauf.
9rutl, Briioer, nm flott
Wie emit bel @rupelptte.
9lnra, 9urra, 9urru.
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06

aungstperfe in benz itolsen &rieqsbas
fen pIpmoutb perben BON ben 2ufts
bomber 5erf9mettert. Die Riifeas
batterien perben in @tiids gef4oficn
unb bic 8eIaBune nimmt elm blutises
@nbe. Ser 0erfafier bes Mrtitels
fpri9t ben Gnsldnbern Mut gu; es
i9eint ober, bob bic Nnsit Dor ben
3eppslinsn in 5rantrei9 ni9t tleiner
lit. mi: in gnalanD.
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06

IeIWHPeN.
Mie elm @eternn BON 1901
er3Gblt, tpurbe GongpD Oamals iiber
flint Mo9en beIaeert. Somals purs
Sc 2onstpD am pirtlamiten DOm gois
be gbot aus bel9pKefl, einem iteilsn
8erstsgsl in .naber 2uftIinie BON Der
5eitung. @ie iebt, 10 nannte man
f9on bamals auf gut 9eutf4 bag
8Ois be @bdt einfa4 n&aBsnberg."
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06

ariessminiter, ais Der @cltantriea
ausbrad, ,unb tpurbe bann @ensrrz
liifimus. S9iifri ,pofdu 1T Der be-
tannte belbsnmiitise Werteibiger bon
Mbrinnopel.
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06
CIrMfNe BeertHbrer.

Menn bic Sirfet biesmaI urter
giinftigeren 8ebingungen ben &rieg
fiibren fam, als i'm 8altantriese, 70
bat iie bies gum Sell ibrem iungen
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06

betpesuns in Der sSiirtsi unb Der
Dberbefeblsbaber iiber bic tiirtiihen
StreittrGfte. NG9it i'm fiibren ras
&ommanbo iiber bic Mrmeen S3oet
unb S4iitri pai4d. S5oet mar
Red Lake news. [volume] (Red Lake, Minn.) 1912-1921, 1915-07-01
RED LIKE SCHOOL ITEMS.

i
E9fknen have been Ialsomning the
school and the mess buildings Much Of
the woodwork in the school building has
been reprinted which greatly improves APP
Pearances.
The carpenter boys, Chas Holeinday and
Walter Jacobs, are now working on the fire
house, having just finished harness shop.
The boys are doing good work
The rainy weather put the corn back, but
did the pasture much good The corn is
now growing fast There is a good stand
Of clover from the spring seeding Oats
look we'll and 50 do the potatoes. The hogs
are now on rye pasture, which accounts
largely for their excellent condition.
The dairy herd has been increased in
number by the birth Of two calves
The garden Of which we were dispairing
is now looking fine. We are deyoting fey
DAYS to the garden work with full force
We have had an abundance Of good radishes
lettuce and a few Strawberries for the
school table. The peas will soon be fit to
use, Later we shall have sweet corn, mel
ons, cucumbers, hubbard squash, turnips
onions, beets carrots, parsnips, rutabagas
cabbage, and tomatoes
Cut worms have been a source Of trouble
especially to cabbage and tomatoes We
are striving to eradicate quack grass and
other weeds from the school farm. The
farm work is becoming more interesting
daily, as we see the good results of our Ia
Eors. The boys do their work in good spirit,
which is very encouraging.
During last Saturdays electrical storm
a bolt of lightning struck the chimney of
A. G. Goddard's residence, but outside of
scattering plaster in some of the rooms no
other damage was done
Edward Beaulieu was awarded one of the
prizes in the essay contest on alcoholism.
Red Lake news. [volume] (Red Lake, Minn.) 1912-1921, 1915-07-01
NEWS ITEM.

The report of the Day School Inspector
shows that the Indians residing in the
Kamiah District number 244. composing IS
families Of these, Ga families have per-
Forty Indians raise live stock and "a adults
are farmers. Twenty-seven families have
root cellers for storing vegetables.
-Nez Perez Indian.
Red Lake news. [volume] (Red Lake, Minn.) 1912-1921, 1915-07-01

Descendant of two Indian warriors lit.
tie Johnnie Brunette year and one-half old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. w. Brunette,
Gonvick, Mimi, is probably the strongest
and most pugnacious youngster IN the
MiddeW west.
Johnnie, because Of lis extraordinary
strength, has been given the Indian name
of Bunge KWasind meaning "Little sam
SON The name will be recognized as one
Of the Indian characters in Longfellow's
Hiawatha.
When only six months old this little In
dian could ride a Shetland pony, chin him
self on a bar, lift 10-quart pail Of water,
and move about heavy pieces Of household
furniture, the last much to the worry Of
his mother If he maintains his rate Of in
creasing strength he promises to become
cred hope"
Johnnie's mother attended the Pipestone,
MINI, Indian school. and was graduated
from the eighth grade there.
His father attended the Fort Totten In
dian school in North Dakota So it is
Indian type, cultured and educated and
peaceful But back Of them were warrior
ancestors. One Of Johnnie's orandfathers,
}OIlli ~. I6uCli, Oh CGtEOft, IuIcII, I0u9uG Ill
the battle of Gettysburg, and his other
grandfather Joseph BrunneIe, of Yakima,
Wash, fought in the second massacre at TT.
Abercrombie, Mimi.
It is there from these old warriors he gets
his pugnacious temperament. According
to his father children ) times his age do
not wish to play with him because he takes
special delight in pushing then over. The
muscles on his arms and back are devel-
oped like an athletes.
He has high chest and large hands and
feet He now has to wear a 61l5 size shoe.
He is so fat the high cheek bones, so char
acteristic Of the indian are hardly notice
able
Though especially strong Bunge Kwasind
eats no different food than other young
sters through perhaps more of it. He is
very fond Of the outdoors and runs and
plays, finding special delight in throwing
heavy stones. Minneapolis Daily News.
Red Lake news. [volume] (Red Lake, Minn.) 1912-1921, 1915-07-01
NUMBER 20
WAENTNG.

The introduction of Intoxicating liquors
into this reservation or it's sale to nom
citizen Indians is forbidden by law under
a penalty of imprisonment for not less
than sixty days.
See Act of January 80, 1897 go State
L. 5O6)
Red Lake news. [volume] (Red Lake, Minn.) 1912-1921, 1915-07-01
NOTICE.
ROAD WORK.

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40,762 ACRES H0MEsTEADED.
Shows Big Decrease in Amount
of Inappropriate Land

Billings.-40.762 acres of land was
homesteaded in Yellowstone county,
of which Billings is the county seat,
during the fiscal year ending June 30.
The annual report of the Billings land
office, which holds the record for col
ume of business done during the cal
endar year of 1914. shows that only
9O,665 acres of government land re-
main unappropriated in Yellowstone
county, as against 131, APT acres year
ago.
Homestead entries inthe six counties
comprising the Billings land office dis
triet during the year totaled 1924
acres. approximately three-quarters
of million acres in Big Horn, Carbon,
Saltwater, Musselshell, Rosebud and
Yellowstone counties are still unsettl-
ed.
Much of the unappropriated land in
the district is unsurveyed. Some of it
has been settled by squatters, who
have prior right of entry when the land
is opened to settlement under the
homestead laws.
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BILLINGS ROUNDUP ENDS.
AlI-around Cowboy by judges
Contests Feature Program.

Billings. greatest from
tier roundup is ended. The old west
as symbolized in Billings passing of
The west celebration is passed" The
windup attracted only fraction of the
crowds of the four preceding days, de-
spite the fact that the program fea-
tured competitions among the cham
pions of the roundup.
At leading event polo team of
Montana cowpunchers defeated a team
of Oklahomans Sam J. Garrett, cham
pion all-around cowboy at Salt Lake
City and Pendleton last year, was dis
gruntled whsn the Billings judges
final award gave this honor to Charlie
Mulhall of Mtskogee. Garrett was be-
lieved to lead by safe margin, but in
the finals the Oklahoma man beat him
out by several points. The result was
a surprise even to Mulhall, who re-
ceyes the gold medal and belt as
champion of the Billings roundup.
The Mulhalls, Garrett and others left
for Cheyenne to take part in the Wyo-
ming show.
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Havre Excited over Gas Strike.

Great Falls.-Reports from Havre in
dictate that the gas well struck there
is even bigger than at first reported.
The well is said to be flowing between
100000 and 100000 feet of gas
every "a hours and all efforts to cap
it failed because of the great pressure
of the gas. 1t is escaping from the
well with a noise that is heard a mile
away and great precautions have been
taken to prevent fire, no automobile
800 yards. Two lengths of casing were
extended above ground so as to carry
the gas further from danger. The town
is wild with excitement over the strike.
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PARASITES DESTROY WORMS.
Tiny Insects Burrow Into Body. and
Devour Cutworms-Recurren
of Pest improbable.

Bozeman.- of the work
which myriads of tiny parasites are
now doing in destroying army cut
worms which threatened damage to
the wheat crop in many scattered To-
calities in Montana, Professor r. A.
Cooley, state entomologist, is telling
anxious inquirers that there is little
probability of the recurrence of the
cutworms in grain fields next season.
The eggs of the parasite which at
tacks the cutworm are laid on the body
of the worm. When they hatch the
tiny insects burrow their way into
the body of the worm and emerge only
when the body is deyoured.
Professor Cooley has counted 800 of
th-se parasites, about one-twelfth of
an inch long, emerging from the body
If one full-grown cutworm. Very few
Of the cutworms will escape from the
pupa stage into the moth stage to lay
eggs from which worms might hatch
tsut next year, and for this reason
there is little probability of the recur-
renee of the cutworm pest next year.
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BURGLAR SHOOTS ATTORNEY.
manded to HaIt-Wounds Are
Not Considered Dangerous.

Butte.-Burglars when ordered to
halt as they were leaving his home, fir
ed five shots at John A. Smith, former
assistant city attorney of Butte, and
one bullet entered Smiths right thigh
just below the groin and passed
through the leg and out of the back of
the thigh. Another bullet grazed the
attornew's right knee. Attorney Frank
w. Haskins, referee in bankruptcy,
who was accompanying Mr.. Smith to
the latters house to rout the burglars
who were observed at work inside the
Smith home, fired twice at the burglars
as they were firing at Mr.. Smith, and
hit one of the fugitives, they believe.
The shooting occurred at the back
fence of Mr.. Smiths home, 1923 West
Diamond street. Emergency treatment
was applied at the Smith home and
Mr.. Smith was taken to Murray hos
pital by DR.. T. B. Moore. The wounds
are not dangerous. Mr.. Smith was the
republican candidate for county attor-
ney at the last election.