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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-23
MORE PETITIONS
FILED IN COURT
J. +. Wareham, Guardian of Harold
Lindseth, Claims Sum of
$4,000.

The Fresno Cider Co. has filed ;
petition in the office OF the clerk o
the district court asking judgmen
against w. A. Nelson for $40 alleg.
ed due on account.
The Goodrich Drug Co. asks judg,
ment against the Ellsworth Drus
Co. for $3S claimed on account.
Fay Lewis e. Co. ask Judgment
against w. A. Nelson for $50 for
goods.
Herbert H. Morrill, asks Judgment
against Susie B. Fisher for $220.50
on note.
Walter T. Hall & Co. ask judg-
ment against w. A. Nelson for
5000 claimed on account.
J. F. Wareham, guardian Of Har7
old Lindseth, minor heir Of Swain G.
Johnson, deceased, asks Judgment
against Annie e. Olson and Jennie
Brinton, as executors of the estate Of
M. H. Brinton; E. o. Lindebak,
Chas. Knudson and p. B. Holt, sure
ties, for $4,000, claiming that sum
is due his ward.
U. Doss asks Judgment against G..
w. and E. w. Cooper for s115 alleg-
ed due on note.
B. J. Stark asks judgment against
Isabel Kirchner, Sam Bateman and
G. M. Rouse, claiming Isabel Kirch-
ner owes him $40O on note and
and that Bateman and
Rouse claim some interest in the
property.
The State Bank of Stratford asks
as creditor of the late w. Fl. Kauff-
man that land belonging to his es-
tate be sold at public auction to sat
isfy claim of s44s.20, and interest
and costs.
The Des Moines Drug Co. asks
judgment against w. A. Nelson for
$25 due on account.
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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-23
Prominent Official Dead.

Local Elks and members of the or
der everywhere are mourning the
loss of Grand Secretary Moreland,
who passed away November 18th in
New York City after an illness OF
only two weeks. He had held the
Office of grand secretary for five
years, had been Exalted Ruler OF the
San Francisco lodge for three years,
and OF the New York lodge for five
years. Mr.. Moreland was undoubted-
ly the most widely known member
of the order, having Joined it in
1872. He was the. chief author of
the various rituals. the foremost adj
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-23
Charity Association Organize.

The Webster City Charity Associ-
alton held their annual meeting at
the home of Mrs. L. i. Treat, Friday
p. M, to organize for work for the
coming winter. The following offic-
ers were elected:
President-Mrs. r. w. Lee.
Vice Pres.-Mrs. N. B. Trumbau-
er.
Secretary-Mrs. w. S. Weston.
Treas.-Mrs. w. j. Zitterell.
The president appointed the fol-
lowing ward committees:
First ward-Mrs. r. F. Cash, Mrs.
E1va Howard.
Second ward--Mrs. L. L. Treat,
Mrs. Alex. Groves.
Third ward-Mrs. c. II. Clifton,
Mrs. J. w. Young.
Fourth-Mrs. G.. F. Tucker, Mrs.
Jack Sheldon.
Fifth--Mrs. Dennis Church, Miss
Emma Glasgow
Any person in need OF assistance
or any one knowing of such person,
is requested to report conditions to
any member Of the committee, or of
ficer of the association. Any contri-
buttons Of money or clothing are So
licited from the public and those de-
string to help the cause are request
ed to notify a member OF the COM
mittee. for the ward in which they
reside.
Mrs w & Weston. Sec.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-23
preliminary CON-
TEST TAKES PLACE
High School Declamatory Contest
Has Many Participants Of
Histrionic Ability.

The preliminary declamatory con-
test Of the Webster City high school
was held Friday afternoon in the
auditorium of the Lincoln building.
This contest is always held in order
to determine the contestants for the
home contest which will occur the
second or third week Of December
this year..
Miss Pearl Neel, teacher of public
speaking in the high school, train
ed those of the contestants who were
in the public speaking class. the
Others having been trained by other
teachers of the faculty.
The judges were II. l.. Hampton,
r. G. Remley, Miss Hazel Bemis,
Earl Sifert and Prof. Mitchell, the
last three named from the high
school faculty. The contestants in
each class were carefully marked and
there were so many in the humorous
class that it was decided to give hon
Ors to half the number participating
in the contest, who will be eligible
to the home contest in few weeks.
The oratorical class was represent
ed by two speakers--Manley Swea-
zey and James Young, first honors
going to Manley Sweazey.
The dramatic class was represent
ed by Louise Swanson, Helen Hoyt.
Ruth Maxon, Lucille Mccullough.
Helen Greenwood, Grace Crittenden,
Verna Read and Ruth Dudley. First
honors were taken by Louise Swan
son; second by Helen Hoyt; third by
Ruth Maxon and fourth by Lucille
Mccullough.
The humorous class had fourteen
contestants Harley Monroe, Eva
Mills, Myrtle Gustuson, Grace
Worthington, Maude Melvin, Marie
Leonard, Lila Neel, Geneva Neel,
Maree Johnson, Forest Whistler,
Helen Gilmore, Helen Dunlap, Al
lene Perry and Merritt Howard.
First honors were won by Harley
Monroe; second by Eva Mills; third
by Myrtle Gustuson; fourth by Grace
worthington; fifth by. Maude Mel
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-23
Football Thanksgiving Day.

The Fort Dodge town team and the
local high school alumni eleven will
meet on the football gridiron in this
city next Thursday afternoon,
Thanksgiving day. Game begins at
8 o'clock. These two elevens are old
high school players and the usual
strife between Fort Dodge and Web
ster City insures plenty of ginger on
this occasion.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-23
Jones-Conkling.

Miss Hazel Jones and Mr.. F. R.
Conkling Of this city were married
at the Baptist parsonage in Fort
Dodge Saturday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Jones
of this city, also recently married,
accompanied them The bride is a
daughter Of Mrs. Virginia Jones of
this place and the groom a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Conkling, north
east OF town. The newly welded
couple will make their home here.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-23

5vocate Of Amerfanism in the order,
its most populaf orator for memor-
ial and all pubic occasions. and was
the father Of the movement which
resulted in making Flag Day one Of
the principal Elk obseryances. Mr..
Moreland has fdited and published
The Elks AntleA for the past twenty
years. making i the most important
publication : devpted to the interests
of the Elks. I@
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-23
Company C Benefit.

Company C will give another of
their benefit dances at the armory
on Thanksgiving night. A six-piece
orchestra will play. Tickets 81, the
proceeds to so to the company's ath-
letic fund. A cordial invitation to
the general public.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-23
in. sixtb nv lila Neel. and seventh

win; sixth by Lila Neel, and seventh
by Marie Leonard.
The winner from each class Of the
home contest will, if the plan of last
year is followed. take part in three
contests of the state in the coming
Boone Valley Declama-
tory contest; Grinnell contest, and
wherever the state field meet is held.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-23

them and the authorities. The atti-
tude towards the British prisoners
seems to be based on suspicion. They
have no opportunities for playing
games or for exercises except walk
ing. l am sending check for 1000
marks to Captain Vidal to be spent
for immediate relief
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-23
Thanksgiving Service at Woodstock.

The Baptist church at Woodstock
has invited the public to Thanks
giving day service which will be held
in their church, Thursday morning,
NoEember 25, at, 10:3O a. m. Rev.
Staples, pastor of the Baptist church
of this city, will preach the sermon.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-23
Good Things to Eat

at the Maccabee exchange, at Palace
Market Saturday a. m. Nov. 9th.
2Od4
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-09
brated eleyation-an Icy nose.

brated eleyation--an icy nose.
She cut him dead.
He threw his invalid's airs to the
winds and FASTENED after her.
Marjorie. he pleaded, whats the
matter7 Are vow mad2 Honest, that
day you said to come back next morn
ing and you'd be on the corner, I was
sick. Honest, I was awful sick. Mar
5orie. I had to have the Doctor
Doctor She whiried upon him,
her lovely eyes blazing. II guess we've
had to have the doctor enough at our
house, thanks to you, Mister Penrod
scho1eld Papa says You haven't got
near ems enough to come In out OF
the rain after what you did 10 poor
little Mitchy.Mitchs-
"What?,
Yes, and he's sick IN bed yeti" Mar
Jorie went on with undated fury.
And papa says IL he ever catches You
In this part OF town.
"What'd I do to Mitchy-MitchY'
gasped Penrod.
"You know well enough what you
did to Mitchy- Mitchs" she cried. "You
gave him that great, big, nasty two
cent piecer
well, what OF TT"
"Mitchy-Mitch swallowed It'll"
.What!-
And papa says IL be ever Just lays
eyes on You once In this neighbor-
hood
But Penrod had started for home.
In his embtttered heart there was I'm
creasing a critical disapproval OF the
Creators methods. When he made
pretty girls. thought Penrod, why
couldn't he have left out their little
brothersi
Ito be Continued
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-09
Nj SAYS HE LIED.
Shoe Salesman Backs Down on Big
J Income Story.

SitSO SotSStihosi lawns ~
Income Story.
Atlanta, GAG. G. Hamrick, dep.
uty internal revenue collector in the
federal buildings. is back from a
Florida vacation with a good joke on
an Atlanta shoe salesman.
Il have been with the company five
years. said the Atlanta shoe man.
Each year has brought good results.
The first year / made $4,000 in com
missions, the next $1,000, the next
$1,000 and the last two $1,000 EACH
The other statesmen gasped, and Mr..
Hamrick looked through a book with
the names of Atlantans whose IN
comes are above $4,000, but failed to
find the name of the speaker.
II don't see your name in here,
he said; "but I'm mighty glad to get
it. BY your own figures you W the
government $125s'
The shoe salesman moved toward
the water cooler and gave the income
FAX official the high signa "ImGa
noted liar he said. 81 was Just try
ing to kid these fellows"
4NEAE
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-09
WINS TALKING SIEGE.
Mother Of Girl capitulates and Wed
dino Takes Place.

ding lace.
Kansas City, Mo.--Pleas for per-
mission to be married. then an at
tempted elopement, and finally more
and harder pleas finally won over
Mrs. Samuel Davis, mother OF Pearl
Stivers, is years old, and the girl was
married to William Branstrator, 20
years old. sS
Pearl and William were arrested
when applying for a marriage license
attha Wyandotte county courthouse.
They separated vowing they would
wait eternity If they had to. William
said the walt was not SO long as they
had expected, because Mrs. Davis
capitulated to a talking siege sooner
than looked for. Mrs. Davis was at
!, the wedding, which was performed
by Judge John T. Sims.
The breaking up Of the attempted
lelopement was due to Pearls aunt,
Mrs. Thomas Carmody. Mrs. Car
mody saw Pearl slip out of the house
carrying a suitcase. She notified the
police and the rest was easy.
But, to be sure, love found the way.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-09

Where Victor Put II Over the Gear.
When we think of Victor Murdock's
prophecy OF a Bull Moose victory, the
cars announcement about spending
Christmas in Berlin doesn't seem
such q bum guess.-Atchison Globe.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-09
NONE EQUAL no cHAMBERLXiiNs

ST have tried most all OF the cough
cures And find that there is one that
equal Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
1T has never failed to give me prompt
relief writes w. ". Harner, Mont
pelier, Ind. When you have q cold
give this remedy a trial and see for
yourself what a splendid medicine II
is. Obtainable everywhere. adv 1916
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-09

malletman OF the American team, and
worthy team-mate Of Sterling.
"Originel Ad,' as he is known to his
intimate friends, carries the distinc-
ton OF being one of the "steeple-
Jacks to swing into place the steel
frame work of the tallest buildings
in all the world-the Singer and
Woolworth of New York city.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-09
(To be C%ontinued.)

captain and driver Of the American
team of Auto Poloists to appear at
the 1915 South Dakota State Fair.
"Blondy,' as he is familiarly known
to his friends. is probably the dean OF
all Auto Polo players in the world to-
day.
See him play at the 1915 South Da-
kota State Fair, Sept. 1917, inclusive.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-12-09

gi6t gu, oob er 6. s. Gromlep be.
ld6ftigte, erfIdrt ober, oaB e8 iid nltr
Inn Ginbolltng bon 9lu8fiinften ge.
ban6elt babe. Ger @eneralfonil.I
miro Der 8orlaolrng nahfonlmen unn
5reiberr BON 8rinden ipuroe DorIGlt.
fig unter $4,000 9iirgi6aft geIteIlt
6erner ioa uttteriuht perben ner
BEN 6radtoampfer vWtinneIota" Ser
@reat gtortbern Steomibip SO. leeun.
tii6tig nodte, iltoen ourh ihurfe
Ii6e re1p. 5erfreiienoe SGurer 0eiien
aeileIrobreu lrnbrouhbar gemo6t
muroen. Ser 9ontpfer mar unqebIif
nit 0tunition lmo 2eben8mitteln fin
Ole 9luiierten belo0eu uno n1uB nun
naf) Gan 6roncisco 3uriifgeIhleppt
tper6en.
2lber nod ni6t genug. IS miro
ouh ertpartet, oaB Robert GapeQe,
elm angeblib fliiftig getporoener
4gent oe8 Noro0erttIhen 2IoDo (oen
Shreiber I'M 9lu9uit in Gan Jrancis-
Go troD, ben 8robgelhporenen in
Snn Sronci8co oorQefiibrt tperoen
miro. 8unoesbeonrte glauben, OoB er
in Der 2age mare, au8fltnft 3u geben
iiber Die @erlpenoung BON $750,00O,
Die bon aapitdn 8op-Go bierberge-
Ianot tpuroet iotpie iiber Die 4usrii-
flung oeS Ganlpfers o5ocromento"
Der Elm oeutldeS ariegSIbiff I'M StiI.
len S3ean beriorgte. SSSSn @erbinoung
biernlit itn6 4nflagen gegen flint 8e-
lddft8leltte in San 5rnncisco erboben
fporoen.
Der 9(b6erufung bes aopitGns Bon.
60 uno 0es 5auptmatns bon Bapen
iou ferner Die Qufforoerung ON oie
6iterreibiIhe 9teqierung folgen, ben
61terrei6.ungoriIhen 8eihGftstrGser
6reiberrn 3pteoiref bon GiioenborIt
in 8aIbington, ben @eneralfoniul in
SEEM 0orf 9t1tber bon Gerefeo, Stpei
Gi8efonIuln oeS Ren Oorfer GonIu.
lotes, oen @enerolfonllI in Gbilooel.
pbia uno Die aonil1ln III 8ittssurg
uno GLebeIono nb3uberitfen. Die Re-
gierltn9 beobiihtiot ferner, Die 4bbe-
rufl1ng zines beutihen @eneralfoniuIs
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-12-09
&inoenburg iie9esge,ptf
beutifen getidatt5glteOer. - 9feue Ofenltpe I'M
- 9eutifer 5elb5ug tit OeeiOpotantien.
9feue beut1de 9abn TT 4aldlttua.
Nbberutung Der
Weften ?
2Son mo bic uer,uiin,ten )tpl)emoteo" 9(merifater.
Nene bentIdJe 0ffenIiueirn Often nnO g8cIten?
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-12-09

tan o0er bege etne anoere dls ooie
freunolidlte 8eiinnung 9egen 6ieies
2an6." Ser greiIe 8ireftor bat ben
Rihter bergeblif, in 9etraht 5lt 5ies
ben, Dab feline Wtitongeflogten alS iets
Inc l1ntergebenen IeOt9lid al1f Ietnen
9efebl bin gebonhelt b6tten. Der 9tibs
ter erfl6rte, er ner0e, Denn Die oberen
S5nltnn5en 0aS llrteiI beItdtigen ioIls
| ten, ie0en IntroQ ltnter1tiiBell Der oas
rauf ob8iele, oie 8egnooigun9 oeS 3i-
reftorS 8uen3 IN 9lnbetroht leiue8 bos
ben NlterS 81 ertDlrten.
9lI8 peiteres g}ahipicl fol0te 6ie
offi3ieQe 9lbberufltng bon 8npitan
9oD-G0, 0ent 0tarineatta6e Der Oeut'
Ii6cn 8otihoft in 8nIbington uno 0eS
SuuptrnanuS bon Bapen omegen mi.
litGriIher uno Seefabrts-l(mtriebe IN
0en Ser. Stoaten. 8rdf 8ern1torff
batte peri0nlih I'M Die 8riin0e Der
Ibberufttng nudgeiu6t, uno Die obi.
qe 9tntrport, Die ben 8eifoQ 8il1onS
fono, tpur0e ibm bonn Stootsiefretdr
2anitnq erteiit. IS tpuroe ferner amt.
| lid feItgeite(lt, ooB Der 8otihofter I'm.
Ter feinen llmItdnoen Die Ser. Stoa-
ten oorum eriuten tper6e, ben gltta'
DIES 5idereS 8eleit 81 oerihnffen Gs
| lei Die 95fliht Der Ser. Gtoaten, 0a-
fiir 5u Iorgen, 0oB bic gtttoheS iiAer
auf oeutIhen 8ooen 8uriidgelangea
unb ibre gtohfoIger iiher nod bier ge.
brndt perOen.
Iuein nod peitere Her1hip6rung8s
pro3eIic io0eu foIgen. 9unoesageu-
ten, Die Bacterial iommeln oo8 i'm
3uidnmenbanq NIT ongebli6en&om.
plotten 3ur 3erItoruug bon W1uttions-
fabrifen uno munitionsIfiffen ben
9unoe8- -@roBgeIhmorenen irnterbrei-
let tper6en ioQ, boben oen @ttohe 0es
oeutihcn aonIulates IN Son 5rans
cisco, 5rei6errn 8eorg 8ilbelm bon
8rinden In hen 8al bertpifelt. 8e-
teralfpniul fSron3 9opp lit BORT eb2ns
fous Dor Die 91u1oes9elhnorenen Dor.
gelooen tporoen Inn I'M ,5aa Grotp-
len" ous8uiagen, ipelder ser Ser.
ibporitng 5ur 8egebung bon 0pna-
mitperbrehen beidulbigt lift. 9opp
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-12-09
Grbbcben am @iiiiiiippi entlang.

Cairo, 81, z. DECEMBER. - Sef.
tiqe @r0bebenit1Be puroen auf bel.
ben Seiten oeS Miiliiiippt ouf elmer
5trefe bon 200 Wteilen fur3 nod
Wfitternadt berIpiirt. Die Stobe
oouerten bon 10 bis 90 Wiuuten uno
pflon8ten ii6 bis nod Paoueob, ap,
tort.
8oibington, 7. 9e5. = 2m IA.
Sum- 1916 finoet oie oelnufratiide
Ratioualfuuuemiiun in ct. 2pnis,
Wto., itatt. 0as bemofratiicbe gtatio.
nalfomitee bate 5lt tDdblen 3miibea
Gbicngo, ct. 2oui8 ltno Dallas, Ge-
raS. ct. 2ouis erbielt bei Der erIten
abItimn1ltng bereits o. Stinlnen.
gs GILT bereits a(3 aieulIih ii6er, onB
Chicago bic repnblifaniId)e gsatiDnal-
fOnpention erbalteu iuirb. gs por
felt SSobren iibIi6, oru 5tpeiten 0iens.
tog i'm SSunt Die Hotionaltonberttion
3u balten, 6a ober bies Der u13." Seyu.
nj geipelen mare, bernlten 6as oerno.
frotiihe Nationalfonitee oieIe linz
gliids8abl. 3uqlei6 murop 8ooorop
8ilipn ols Der gbertrauensmiiroige
5iibrer Der notionalen 9emofrotie"
inooIiiert.
ct. saul, Minn., 7. 9e5. - Der
8lpeite Sobresfotbent Der Ganitn Gpo-
peratibe Grd)aaee bon ct. Banl bat
heuta ieinen anfang sehoatalen.
Mus oen qon5en RorOmeIten, aus
Minnelotd, @isconltt, ben 0afotas,
Soma nnb Wontnna iinb bereits ii6er
1000 5ormer. teilpeiie nit aino uno
aegel, bier eingetrrffett.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-12-09

I0ie Golf oil 8oIf,
Sic WenI6en on 0}eniden binOen -
Q9Qr' ou6 MIR elmer
$ Ter 8u Dem geboren -
@ir fdnoen Gicle8,
@aS mir idou OerIoren.
SoffentIih miro Die 8oIbin9toncr
9oh3eit bon SSrou Normnu Salt ltnf
Iunierm ,boAneutralen" 59ldGriQer
GrQiioenten 8ilion (oeiien 9otidoft
an ben eben 8uianmengetretener
4onqreB 0ie 2eIer ouf Seite 7 3. 81
finoen), ni6t ourh peitere oeutid)l
gerIhn0rungen un0 o1trb 2eute, tDel'
! de Dos nomerifaniide @oItre6t nib
brauden" geltort,
g8ie i'm 2anoe uno beIou6erS in
8olbington Ser Q8ino pebt, Diiieg
IiDir lan8It, aber 0aB OeutIhe Batrio'
ten fir ibre 8aterIonosliebe 10 ibmer
beItraft tpiir0en, baben mir oob ni6i
eripartet.
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II0olpb Sodmeiiter, 8eonlte Der Sam.
|burgs2(merifo-2inie, Die Der GeriGp0'
rung gum 9etruge Der amerifanilden
9unoesregterung ihuloig geiproder
moroen Daren, itno 8u elmer 5reibeit8'
Itrofe bon je onoertGulb Sabren
8un6e8 sud b aus 5u gttlonto
berurteilt porOen. SSoiepb Gopping,
baus erbtelt Elm Snbr. Sic Sontbrrg'
glmerifo-9i1ie murbe nit elmer 8elh.
buBe bon etnem Collar belegt. Sic
&erurteilten nuroen lutter 8iirgIhnft
in f5reibeit beloIfen, ndbreno geeen
oas ltrteil 8erufung eingele9t piro.
Die &oution puroe in ieoem Sale aui
$4,000 feItgeIebt un0 bon erner
giirqidaft8geIeIliboft iibernonmen
IGoS l1rteil puroe bon 9fibter Some
gef6llt, nahoem er Die 9ntrdge oea
ISaltptpertei0igerS @nt. Gono oli
9lufbebung be8 8eroiftes abge[ebni
batte, neil 6o8 gegen Die 8elpeismtf.
nabme unD Dos @cIeb n ben Sa(e
lei. aeiner ser 8erurteilten 3eigte bie
9eringIte grregung. Or. 8uen5 er'
fl1rte, er beooure nur, oaB ons ameri.
foniIhe golf etlpa gIauben fonnte, er
babe ettpas gum RabteiI 4merifas &c.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-12-09

Gbippeno8 $4,000: $t50,00O fir
lluteroriidltng oes Spirituoienban-
oels llnter Den SStoianern.
Ger BrGiioert bot iih elmer 9epr-
tation bon Stinmrehtlerinnen gesen.
iiber, 0ie i'm @eiBer Sauie boripra-
den, gelpeiger3, ieiuer Bortei Die gtn-
nobmc nationaleu 6rauenitimmrehts
3u eulpfeblen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-12-09
SOngref GrOffnng.

8nIbinoton, 7. Ge3. - Seute, an
criten N;enstag i'm Ie8entber, murOt
oertoIlun0SgemGB Scr &ongreB croft.
net.
81 eprd en- t antenb bau8. -
GS Dur0en bereit8 iiber 2000 8orla.
| gen eingereidt, onruntcr etpo 1900,
Die iih auf prirate 8eniionen II
bt5o9en. 9rei 8orlogen treten fir
@epabrlm0 oe8 StimmredDtS an
6ranen ein. Cine Innge 9ieibe bon
Bills tefaBt itH nit ser GanbcsOcr-
tciGigngG.
Ter gIb9eoronete HonoeQ bon Ga,
| Ilifornia, Der cin3ige 8robibitiouilt inn
Snuie, brohtc eiue Gorlage fir natips
male ErOb;6itlun Elm iorpie cine ou0e-
re SorIoge, Sic Spirituoiensgln3eigen
ans bern BoItberinn0t ou&ihlieBt.
Die 8ieSsreriuablung Dpn Champ
Glart fir bas SpredJeramt erfolgte
init 221 0cnofrotiI6en Gttutmen; Die
1914 Hepubltfaner itintnlten fir So
INES 81. Otnm bon SatnotS, Der ios
init mie0er 6iibrer ser Winoerbett lit.
9ie glbltimmungen 5eigten ooB Die
Oemutrat;i6eu 5iibrcr nod bic Mcbrs
belt binter iid bobert obpobI lie III
Den leBten 8abIen erbeblth berlulter'
geqongen lit. 0fit 209 0ernofrati.
Ihen Stim!ten gegeu 1872 republifo.
niI6e lpuroe 0ie oentofratiihe 8e.
ldQft8oronllng 0eS letten 9ongreIies
|angenontmen.
Siib Safpta lit bertreten 0urh ote
&ongreBleltte 0tIIon Daufton, i.
0iitrift; sSobnion 9Iber0een 2.
9iitrift, bei0e Gepublifoner; 81 q II .
. y, 8Iod Siu8, 0emofrnt, 3. 8iItr.
2ebterer trttt neil in ben &ongreB
etn.
SSrn 8unoesienat 9 tultrbe &c.
notor Mtartin bon 8irginia gum
8oriiber ertoren. 0reibig neue sc.
natoren tpurben bereioigt Senator
GIorfe bon 9(rtanIas iibernabm ipie.
Der 0os glnlt oeS Brd1ioenten pro tenn.
pore on SteIle bon 8i3eprdiioent
WtarIball non SSlloiana, Der am aron.
fenbette leiner @ottin ineilt, itno Se-
uator e5acob s. 8dqinger BON gteip
@ompibire tpuroe gum Wltnoerbeit5.
fiibrer erforen.
Siio 8afuta 1T bertreten ourd,
E bomus SterIing 8erntil.
lion, lnb 6. q. SSobnlon, GIANT.
ten, erIterer 9lepnbiifaner, lesterer
0emofrat.
8as nGditc Snoget,
8aibtngtou 7. 9e3. - DDS ndh.
Ite Budget, oeiien 8orunidldge Dem
aongreB unterbreitet muroen, Ioa iid)
auf $1,285, ,857 ,808 iteueu. 8us
neue Budget gebt Inn $170,853,6 ,6t4
iiber oaS lette hinaus. Die Grb6bung
Der 9lu8gaben miro ourd Die BIdne
Der 8lmoe8re9ierung auf DEM 8es
biete Der 2auocSbertei0iglng perltr.
Iodt. Der Seere3- lt10 Der 8Lotten-
Gtat boben 5uiammen lm mebr ais
$116,000,00O 3ugenomu1eu.
9arunter iino folgenoe 8oronIdl0.
&c:
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-12-09

Gin 8Taun bielleidt -
Gin Spie4 Ser B6ortaiie -
G.,o bod, Il; nj retten er
Gin ei13ig 2eUus,
@r bofte ntehr,
@eit nebr Ser WeEy H"qebetL
lIts 0ieIe Hotte, o;e tg;s ,est ber1o5nt
Gin Srolrn bielleidt = -
Gin Spiel Der Ghontaiie -
ltnb bod, fonltt er Die Jaben
8ieber finoen