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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-11
Snr srOfcu g(rmcr abbrrnfsn.

3ofio, 10. Ge6euber. 6eIos
rnridaa 8rin6 Stpoo Sboma, gbefs
aonmanociir Der mon6ihuriiben
@rmee Sopon's iii Dem riiiiiihcr
6elopis, 1T bier peritorbcn. Ger
@eritorbene bcfleibetc bobc un6
@brenltellin9en III ieinem Seimntbs.
lano ino NOR cirer Der befdbieiteu
Sfii5ierc ols oiid ein duBerit enerei.
iher 9eomter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-11
sim fFfinersn mieber renr.

: Sorf, pin 2onoon 10. 9e5.
Slueibinoert .Sinn 6eiuerS" inter
oroHen 6eiite slbeno cine goriteIhng
81 @iiniten bon SoIooten.6omilien
oon @orf. sic iaitgen nStn SEM
S'coer imO rieier: sod Sic 9lebeI.
'lon! gae0er nit Der Hefrutiriingl~
a. AbpMntittK, bie teM .Dentimrn Gpfrtipunv
hssnssen" ilidit DRnfiIlM nber niireaeImdhia e.
hSSsssth, Nub gebeten, bet rFlict haDpA ter xele,
's'H uotr InriItIioJ WllhbtiLuN0 dw ma%eN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-11
$OdJ5eits .Sluffeicr,

6ouO 9eitern i'm 6aiie oeS Serrr
mo 6ron @li4ocl 9lidel ltott.
Gie cin8i0c Gobtcr febrtc nil
i6rcnl ibr Dor cinigcn @o6cn an
octroiteu Soften g(. 5ciocl uor
ciucr Sod5citsrciie 5uriid.
&icle 6reuuoe ocS 9raitpoorcS
batter iicb eingcnnoen
@crr unO 5rou Wli6ocl 9}ide( per-
onitultcicn oeitern 9lberO in ibrer
@obnlng, lir. 521, 5iio.aenmopo.
glpenuc, cineu Glupiona 81 @brcn
ibrcS 5dipicgeriobnees uno ibrer
Iobter, Die an i5reitoo non ibrcr
&oG5citSriic na6 Bermuda tno
y2ep D0rf 3uriidaefebrt iin0.
Ga bic SodSeit ir eugiten 6aui.
Iieufreiie gefciert poroeu mar, bot.
ten oie TreinOe im6 9cfonnten Der
umeen @5elelltc imo ibrer @Itern bic
9liidtebr BON Serrn mo Sral 9lrhi.
tolo ScioeI nit llngeollo ernortet
uno boitcn ii6 i'm goitIiGen &niie
Der Broutelter IN GROCER 3obl elm.
9ciunoen, i'm oen iituger @beleutcn
ibre @liiduiinIGe oar5ibrinecn.
Serr mo Srou 9}idel batten aus.
reihenoe @orbereitunecn getroiicn
Inn ibre Udite nit ocm geiten, lpas
Gii6e iln0 &euer boten ST. bewir.
tben. 9hld fir llnterbaItilu0 mar
ourd Sciongs- imo foiniicbc Gor-
tr0gc mo Dh1if geioret. iino Saug
INN ait uergniigten ii1 natb Oen
9IGneeu Qroi Shr6ocr's Orheitcrs
bei'm lonS.
0ic g(nnelenoen idieocn 81 ipdter
Shluoe nit oen bcr5libiten 8imiden
fir oic Soitgeber unO Oas iimge
Eoor. Gie 9lmpeieuoeu porcn:
yScrr tmo 2roit @corec Soloeicr,
Scrr uno ;Srou glrd. groutielter,
Scrr unO 6rau Scnrp 6elOmann
Serr unO 5rdu @0u. g8iIfiiom Serr
uno 6rou Son. 8. SeioI, SSrou
Nlollp SdoO, SSron Sobn Slidinsfp,
Serr Soiepb SeiOI, Serr Sr. ScioI
Serr Socob Glop, Serr 8iIIiam sol.
oefer, 5rls. @ioIct imo Catherine 81.
idinStD, Scrr mo 2rou gSnt. Cur
ran SSralt Sobn 5icOIer. 0crr rno
6ran Gimfer, Serr ilno 5rau Burnt
nell Scrr imo SSrau 4eter Sobn
Serr lmO 6rml @rerofi Serr @eo.
@odter, Scrrl lmO SSrou 4eter Cir,
Serr lno Sron 9tiguit @riebel, Serr
6ronf &oIlp, Serr imo 5rau Sobn
9{idcl Scrr un0 Eral Geo. 9tidel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-11

(1ra0fIos nad sabbiIIc.)

9crlin 10. ge5. - 9lnd) gg.
ritbtett bon StodboIn, iogt Sic
ueberiee glafridten 9lgelitur beu-
tc, boben Oelitidc Eoiidboote III oeu
lesten poor Modcn 16 MtiinitiorS.
Sompier auf Der 6obrt nod NuB-
lnN0 perienft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-11
aenes mniteriaie Oentidle sdiff.

gtem Oorf, 10. Dejember. ~
Sin idmer beiuofineter nit Sorpeop.
ro1reu orsgeriiiteter Gompfer lit III.
eefdbr 800 Wfelcu nor0li6 Ser $3.50.
rem III Wlitten Der 0ompferfo6ritro-
ben geliftet poroen. Gieic g}af.
rift lpllroe bon eincm britii1en ooer
tron5oiiiden 9rcu5er, ser luuueit
bon Sanop Soof lieat, oro6tloS an
ale Iompfer Der @ntente 9(aiirten
sur &ornltng iibernitteIt
Die orabtloie Gepeihe battc Oeit
folgen0en g9ortloiit;
o@eiiHtet Z llbr W1oraens, A. Te.
5eiirber, 2dneengroo 4s45g9elt ,grei.
tengroo 2757 Nioro ein Dompfcr
bon iingcfdbr 1000 9onnen S506uB
lang 45 SSpB brett. S6iff git Be.
woffnet, nit EorpcOor0bren ousae.
riiitet. Sotte cinen fiir5cr, oiden
SGornitein imO 5ipei Molten Gonl.
pier ipabrideinIid GROCER SAneIlie.
felt. Sreiit onc GorIidtsnoBre.
oelu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-11

- y = y " ~.
@ei'm erlteu lleberfIiegen bes Soi.
Sa.BoYies ipnren 5u beioeu Seiten
beg 6liig6cuecs Ole Gi8rieIen lebr
binoerlid, 10 Dab iid Der 9(ppdrot
jpilbcn iBren ibnolen Ginibnitten
fornli6 btnorrdb minOen nuBte. 0ie
RuiielL bic iib onnioIs bis na9 SEE.
rino 5lriidee6ogen botten, ueroen
mobl niht geraoe iebr oneenebn be.
riibrt gemeien iein ols lie oos ibnen
ourd Die friiberen @ombeniuiirfe ouf
ibr Soger nllr al befonnte Gurren
Der oeiitldben Hropellcr pieocriin
berua9men. Deun fount glaubten lie
lttb ouf Der ciiiIameit llno MIR Idmer
dug1ngliben Sodebene pon aerifto
bintcr nen binnneIboben perItIhen
gergeu geniigeno gegen oen Sseino
geltHert 5it baben oils ibneu oeIien
6lleger ollf Den @el8 riidten uno iic
nbernldIS gum &eiiermorirb 5uon.
gen neil ibncn itnniitteI6or 0os tiir.
fildlc Seer folgtc. 90 gina Die Ger.
folguug Der 9tuiien etoppenipcile iuei.
ter. @ie guffldrungS. .glrbeiten ipur.
Den Dor Der g[rmee aii immer fr1fti.
geren SorIt0Ben benitbt, uno cineS
SogeS itono man bor &ermanidob,
Dem mibtigen urolten &oroiuonen.
&rer5ungspuntt Ger oen SdIiiIlel
anm Snneren &erlien's biloet. Strob.
lentormig geben BON bier ais sic &c.
ocutiolniten 8erfebrspegc ocs alien
Rei1eS noH ollen &ibtungen aus,
lino Die Huiien ipuBteit pobl, mel6ct
ltrnteailden @crtb iie nit ser 5toot
IN Sonoen bielten. @lit 3dber Gner.
ele nertbeioigten iie fid oenn audi
bier bis sum lesten 0ednn, Inn lih
Damn olS enogiiltig geihlngcr naN
Sonaoaa 40 &ilonteter iiber
acrnunldbab binous fhidtartig
ourild5u5iebei, llnO oie letten till.
fiihen Seeresberidte oeigeu Oeittlid.
ooB ouh bier ibres @leibeus niht lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-11
3m oentidJ.tiirfiIdlcn Elas5ens nudj
|eriien.
Don Srieasberihteritntter NoiI
SdppeOer.


Bon Der 6ront in Wleiopotaniien.
1S. Gftober.
g9ie liitierc 5elOerolien 10 boben
oud) unlcre 6Iiegcr III OicIem ariegc
Elm bii6ides Stiid bon Der g9elt gc-
le1en. gln meiteitet nod oem Often
ober iino mobl ole Oeittid -tiirtiidcit
9criienflieger aefonuncn. Sic Iino
Die @in5igen Die bisber iiberbaupt
in einem 8eIo5ug iiber 4eriien ge-
iueien iuto. @on @a9ooo ans Gin.
gcu iie fnr5 rah ocr Ginna6mc bon
&ut.el .9lmard an Die periiidc @ren5e
Dor. Gcnu fat ummitteIbnr non
Dem Sale bon 9lit beaann ouh sic
por5iiglidj urgeIegte iuo eeleitete
0ffenIipc Ser Siirfen geaen bic bon
9ioroen bcronor1ngcnOen Nulien.
GieIe moren oamolS bereits bis SIT
Der tiirfiIdperIiiden @rensitaot
$onfin IT 1870 &iloueter noroli1
bon gogooo gefomnten. 90 mug
ten imirrc 6liceer 3ur 9tuffIdrung
id]reiten, ilnO iie crlcbtcn ouf oicic
&eile sen critcn Slig iiber Dem mr.
olten SdgehIonoe, beiieu 9enobncr
NIT imgldibieem Staiinen imo iidt.
borem Sntcreiie ben itG6lernen 0fie.
icnpogeI IN Der oiinneu beiBen Quft
bel ieineu fii6nen 6Iiigen iiber Dem
6einbe periolgeu.
2 hperes 6Iiegen lin ser
> oiinnen 2uftDeS Grtents.
Sn Der tropiidcu Sibe uno ser
oiinnen Sltit snb e fir oos It)pcre
Soulpfffug5eug IN ser erlten 3eii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-11

on0erc Sahc, ais aitf allen iibriQen
&riegslhoupI0seh Genn 0ie uuQe.
6cucr 1oben Sculperoturen un0 sic
auBcrorOentlih Niumc 2uft neaen
ali bic Mloiduc. bic Mtntorcn imo.
All Oic 6lic6er icl6it Gonj 6cionocrc,
6is6er lmbcfonntc QInforOerlnqen.
9lnionNS fam Is oober Ocnu audi
luicocrbolt 5l Niotor Geiettcn ino
ouOcrcn 3lpiicbcuidQen, 0eren Sic
icbr tiid6tiOcu ino qemiiien6aften
@lontetrc o6er 6olO Nleiiier pur.
Ocn Sic beiierten oIle Ot0nqeI, oft
inter oen 0crt6ar iugiinitigitenGcr.
bdIniiien rpicoer ans, lno 0urdl
bic groBcn orsoiliiotoriibeu ld6ig.
fciten oeS Gonmon0eluS Scr 3Slie.
aortrllppeu mar man idlieBIi6 10.
gor in scr Gage, or Grt mo SteIlc
ncne N}aid)inen 5u er6oueu, nab.
reno glcid8ctig ole bon Oen Gng.
l0nOern crbcutetcn umgebdt unO
iiir ituierc 9tufndnmgsSpede 6erge.
rihtet uerOcn fomticn.
Siegreihc Sample scr
Giirfen.
9ci socn Slii9el muroe 5unddit
sic Stdrfc Der 6ei oen @rcnSItdOt,
den Sonfin ite6cnOcu utiiii6cu
1ruppeu ieitgeiicat Gorouf fonntl
oos tiirfiihc Gbcrcomman0o oie
Gorar6eitcu 81 iciner aroB angelica.
ten mo iH5piidcu 10 erioIareih
ourhociiibrten Gffcniipc porncbmcit
Gic &lliien botten lid) 5miihen Soil
fin mo &oir,t- Sdirin, Dem berii6n.
ten pcriiibeu 3ouberiHloB alter 3ci.
ten cingeniiict Tur6 6rontoI. H.
imioiieuoc gIngriiic ser enerqii6
uorgcbenocn tiirfiihet Gruppen
nutBte oieie StcIhmg BON oen SluI.
len fltdtortig geroiunt ncrDcu. syu
Dem umiibcriicbtlihcn @cbir0ss uno
Sdjlud)tcngelGnoe ocS pcrliihcn
9lonOgcbirees mar cS fir sic thrift
ide &eeres Gooollcrie natitroemdB
ie6r ldmierig, Bic 6iibhlnq nit Dem
fliebenOen @egner oauerno al be.
baIten luO i'm in ieincli ueucn
5dInpiminfelu oii5uipiireiL "a
trot oenn nun mieoer oas SSlug5euo
ii gIftion oent iicb ooS @cIduoe III
oIleu @in5elbeitcn offcnbarte.
3 3uiummen 9[rbetten Ser
6lieger nit oem 9Lr-
nice ommun0o.
Dos 3uiommen.glrbeiten bon Slie-
er9lrffIdrlma ln6 @rmee-S6erfom.
monoo fiibrte 81 Oem &eIultot, Dab
Die &iiiIen ME pieOer feIten SUP foI-
fen fonntcn ionoeru iiuner mcitcr
slriidgebeH nnlBtcn. Cine bcion0ere
tyroBtbot oeS tiirfiincn 9lrmcefl1.
rers unO ieiner tapferen Eruppen
mar sic @ritiirultng OeS bis6cr ais
itneinnebmbar gelteuOen 9oi.Sot.
Safes, ser, 1900 A)1eter bod dele
gcn bon lteiIen SGngen beioerIeits
begleitct 1T. Gos 6Iicgen III oieIcnt
perliibcn @ebiresoeIdnoc NIT leiner
ilngebeltrcn Ginlontfeit uno Ieinem
fremoartigeu Gborofter mar Dor g[I-
lem oesbolb 70 ihpierig, neil BEL Der
obnebin oiinneren 2uft Oes 0rients
oaS Steig0ermoeen 0es 6lug5eu9eS
nntnrgemdB nibt 70 gut it, mic in
lnlerer lbperen citropGiiben 2uit
10 ooB oie Sliiec nit bent lduercn
Goppelocdcr I'M Ser5en oes perlii6eu
RanogebirgcS IN oun5 geriliger Sobe
iiber Dem 8eitbc ousgefiibrt iucroen
ntliBten.
Gie 8Iu6t Ser RuTlcu
aus be periif1en
q @ebirgspGifer.
@ei'm criteu lleberflieeen bes Sfui-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-11

Gle (3il IArer Gltereu @hmeItcr) I.
s@rcic Dlt boit Iidl uoal gcSaatt
rnt IciNent @rdMtiooM2
@c5aNlt2 @iciu2~
g{a als Da ibn aeitsru alHaN0 Sid
Srgppe bipahAegIeitsi balt iit M 0aS
Git3t 0aH rld)t ailSae9araenIe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-11

9Ibcnnenter, bic ben ,,Tentiden Gprs
reipunnenteu" nidJt piinftIid Dhrr unres
aelmnRig crbnItcn, finb gcDcien, her
Office bnuun per Sclepbun DOer ldlrIItlidJ
WlHtbeilung 80 lladlct,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-11
Srnn edLiiiicl6cin6r1dl Nnnnn.

gln 0er Gdc Der Horf g(pe. un0
Wloi6eritroBc colliOirteu gcitern Sipei
9lutomobilc. TaS cine ge6orte Srn.
Nd6oel Sbee6on bon 9}r.t6t4, &orf.
@pcuue, ino muroc bon 9fobt. Bar.
fer bon gtr. 10S, 9Sriucc @eor9cItry
9lmnapolis, Nlo., geleutt iuO fl6r
in Der Yorf 9lpcnue III liiOliher
Hidtlng. Ger on0erc Ntotorluogen
iuuroe bon @eLlinaton g9eis BON
Yinilico 9tooo III ipeItlider 9Rihtlulg
in Der MoiberitroBe gefobren. Sobu
49, S6eebou ipurOe oirb oie @uHt
OeS 9lnproaes aus ieinem Site auf
Die StrnBe eelAleitoert. Or, Senrp
s. @alton bon SIR. 720, @eit.glort6.
gIpenlc, brohtc Den @critngliiften
III Ieiu 9urcou. Sbeebnn battc 0oS
SfliiIicbein gebroHen itn0 iihSnut.
obld)iirfitngen an Dem Sopie iniS All
Der Sono 5uec5oeeu. Ger iiebcridbs
ri9e 0fidoel Sbeebor. pelder ncbcn
Icincnl @otcr eeieiien botte, fam nit
elmer leidten Gerleblins nni aopie
oaoon Sbce6on'S 9llto ipor be.
iddoigt @cis mliB iidI in Der noro.
ipeitlidcn IoIi5eiitntion iucgen I'M.
adtianen 5obrens Deraiitlporten.
--.---.---.------.---------
9m oeitid.tiIrfiIden GIn95ela nndl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-11

Mldnu (tcHsH Srca plDtai.f gAaieM-l
bIliteu betoBint, fit tidy .9M ueAa'
lie lire Dlgrdrc iriesi, psa iie eiHI
neues Ririo nera iie tire 9lsrpen
trit9t Mill ", eire galecreife a6erI
9iaIeu6luteu2 Tas fat lie bis ebt|
no4 nidt sst9ot mas mag iic ipclsl
leu9@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-11

aMic W0iib IN 0odl an iIciBide8
iQld0hcul WIS idl lie aeiteui na9 ID.
rcr GdueiOerin fraete ioete iie mir.
lte iuodlc lido dae aleiOcr oaea
o@a tie min mir lid)t. nab I'll
opd1 ST. ibrcr Sbnciocrii gebitl9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-11

Non6on 10, 4e5. 9loDOg
tiinoiete on Oob ser norweeiide
Compiler o9lnicitia" BON iii Con.
ilen mo Der 525 Gonien erobe bri.
Tide Gunipfer y6ortb" pcricnft
lpcrocn iiilO.
= ed5cbn ruiiii6c @unis
tion sf6iffe in'fur8er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-11
WerIud)tc lts&DDt az
rdnttttcu.

Der britiidlc 9uHpfer nGalcOOnia".
Der SupitGn Ses Sdiffes BON
ben 9entIdlcu sefanseH eenum-
men. 2OnOOn iiber bag Sdi6-
iaI, Oas iciner iuartet, beiOrst.-
Die lIutericebOOte Der Gentral.
madlte ipieOer ie9r tbGtis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-11

HelernoQr lturi DerIauleet
o6rduIem Snbdnno. III mciiem Ssgra
5tu III mir 8dum iiir Gial@
Brduein, ollGb pic0isl ipiirDc ipoal
Sara Wli.t6c Sablen niiiien9s
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-08
OTHER THINGS
THAN CANDIDATES.

amendment.
The seventh is the proposition to
permit the state to classify property
and assess the different classes upon a
di ditferent per cent Of charge. Under
1t the state would have the right to
tax incomes, franchises and privileges
in addition to physical property.
The next is call for state conven
tion to revise the constitution.
The last is proposal to make
changes which will permit the state
to enter upon the work of internal
improvement, chiefly good roads, and
thus obtain its share OF federal aid in
highway improvement.
The referred measures are the re-
Gently enacted savings guaranty act
and the primary law.
Those which have been referended
are the act providing how local option
elections may be brought about and
the act which makes effective the
verdict of jury which brings in a
majority Of tive-sixths Of the mem
berS.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-08

most cordially invited to attend
There will be a special service, ant
all should endeavor to be on time.
Thursday of last week the Ladie,
Society of the Hollow met with Mrs
| Houseman with good attendance
The chicken dinner served at noor
was exceptionally fine, and the two
bachel9rs that got in on it considered
themselves most fortunate.
j. l. Hardy's new barn is about
finished and the sign, SHADY Nook
Farm" in large white letters is IA very
neat job and acredit to the artist. In
fact, the barn is simply a model ir
every respect. 1t was designed and
built by Walter Bast. and he is to be
congratulated most highly on his
ability in his line.
Don't be "lim TANNED" into be.
lieving too much Of that South Da.
kota Local Option League dope they
are flooding the country with, and
when it comes election time vote just
the opposite from what they advise
you to do. Remember this, the big
whiskey interests are behind the
League and re furnishing the money
to keep it going.
Messrs. Arthur Turner and w. J.
Palmer with their families were roy
ally entertained at big roast chick
Ell dinner last Sunday at noon, given
at the home of Chas. Sjoholm and
Chas Wagner, assisted by Miss Ruth
Stried. In the afternoon the callers
were as follows: =. A. Petersen and
family and Misses Waltz, Alice Lund-
barg, Naomi Gallagher and Clark
Gallagher.
Homer l.. Wilson is a new man
since last Thursday, when his sister,
Mrs. G.. III. Dodge arrived from her
home at Manhattan, Kansas. She
was accompanied by her husband,
daughter Helen and son Fred. They
drove Hudson supper six, having a
fine trip all the way, except through
the sandy stretch Of country in north
ern Nebraska. Mr.. Dodge is inter-
ested in the oil business in Kansas
and Oklahoma. They all enjoyed
their visit here and were most agreab
ly surprised to find such fine hay and
good crops, also the soil and good soft
water were the subject Of much favor
able comment. They departed for
their home last Tuesday morning,
fegretting their stay was SO limited
but hoping to stop of for longer one
next summer, while enrOute to the
Black Hills and the Yellow Stone.
Their LONE formerly was at Beloit,
|, ,.-lS:.G
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-08
PURE WATER DISTRICT

Soon be time to think about fire
guard.
Move up the hands on your clock
and try to be on time.
The melon crop is ripening and the
quality is not excelled in any country
on earth.
Remember the dates of the Mellette
County Fair are September %, % and
3Oth. Ask for premium list.
Professor and Mrs. Hamilton were
guests at the Gerig home last Sunday
having arrived the day before.
The Sunday School was very pccl!y
attended last SaDbeth, there being
only about twenty in attendance.
George f. Schanbacher is all smiles
since he received word his brother
Ora will arrive the first Of next week.
Auto load after auto load of pleas
ure and land seekers are passing
through Happy Hollow daily, over the
scenic highway.
The Ladies Society of the Hollow
acid special session last Wednesday
I the home of Mrs. Chas. Sjoholm.
Tie attendance was good
Geo. Schanbacher and Frank Jar
De called on Homer Wilson and his
& tnpany last Monday evening. Re-
reShments were served at 1890
George Schanbacher entertained
ank Jarboe at chicken dinner last
,Dbeih. They called at the Soren-
y home for a social hour in the even
ing.
rhe beautiful display of northern
shtS on Monday night and sun dogs
aesday evening, seem to have been
yae ore runners Of Ii change in the
leather.
FRITZ Lyon is entertaining his bro
ruer and Sister, who arrived last week
Um their old home in Malmo, Neb-
ska. They expect 20 remain until
Ter the FAIR.
Ne are glad TO report County Audi
.t. g. W. Keriin was able to be on
'e streets and at his Office last Tues
iEy for the first time since his
tataEtPJ' snake bite.
Miss Waltz who is hOmesteading
vest OF White River, is staying with
Naomi and Clark Gallagher during
the absence of Mrs. Gallagher who is
81 Omaha for treatment.
1t is reported THAT Scott Merrill ex-
poets to return to Mellette county
L1!S fail for short visit. Here is
iloping he brings bride and decides
80 make this his future home.
/ Carl Sorensen has one of the best
cultivated fields Of corn in this part
oj the county, and no doubt it will
make the biggest yield per acre for
! cyery stock has fine big ear and
some have two.
Next Sabbeth Rev. nValkenburgh
will conduct services at the Happy
Hollow Church az 3,2n n ~ ~
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| Upon the coming election day, the
voters Of this state will be confronted
with an array Of proposed amend
mentS, referred and referended
measures which will be quite bewild-
ering If heed is not given them before
that time.
In all there will be II matters be-
sides the candidate ticket on which
the voter should cast his ballot This
is the way the secretary Of state lists
them although this may not be the
order in which they will come on the
BALLOT.
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
NENTS
Providing for Irrigation Districts,
Chapter 900, S. l.. 1916.
Compensation Of Public Officers,
Chapter go, :. l.. 1915.
Relating to Prohibition Of intoxi-
eating Liquor, Chapter 33l. 5. l.. 1915
Relating to Agricultural Land, Chap
ter 232, S. l.. 1915.
Relating to Rural Credits, Chapter
233, ). L. 1915.
Relating to the Risht Of Suffrage,
Chapter 254, S. L. 1915.
Relating to Revenue and Finance,
Chapter 2J5, 5. l.. 1915.
Relating to Constitutional Conven-
tions, Chapter 23G S. l.. 1915.
Relating to Good Roads, Chapter =,
S. L.. 1915,
REFERRED MEASURES.
Relating to Banking and Finance,
Chapter l03, $. l.. 1915.
Relating to Banking and Finance,
Chapter l04, S. l.. 1915.
Relating to Primary Elections, Chap
ter 259 S. l.. 1915.
REFERENDED MEASURES
Relating to Intoxicating Liquors,
Chapter 22G, S. l.. 1915.
Relating to Nerdicts in Civil Ac-
tions and providing for Verdicts by
Five-sixths Of the Jury, Chapter 24l,
S. L. 1915,
OF the amendments i'm the above
list the first provides that irrigation
districts may be established just as
drainage districts are and is of espec-
ial interest to the people west of the
river who want to tax themselves to
make such improvements.
The second gives the legislature
power to name the salaries Of state
officials, their pay now being fixed by
the constitution. \ twO-thirds vote
would be required.
The third is the state prohibition
amendment.
The fourth would lift the five-year
limit upon leases Of state land and
give authority for making longer
agreements.
The fifth named proposes the es-
tablishment of form Of rural credit
loans under the authority Of the state
The sixth is the woman suffrage
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-08
St. Francis School to Open.

St. Francis Mission, st. Francis, S. d.
August Il, 1916.
DEAR SIR:--
After the Rosebud Fair, September
II a, st. Francis Mission School will
open again. All pupils should report
at least before October lst.
Rosebud Fair ("Wapazopi") Yustan
pi, September "a, hehan st. Francis
Mission wayawa yuganpi. Wakanhe,
ia October tokaheya (lst itokab glipi
kta iyececa.'
Hecel tiyospa nitawa ell onaron
wicavayin kite. Nape cigluzapi.
2. FLOR. DrGNANN, S. j.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-08
The Annual Rosebud Indian Fair,
"MonopoilZed."
CONTRIBUTED


About a month ago, the Rosebud
Tribal Council, on the suggestion Of
tie superintendent met in council
and appointed officers for this coming
Fair.
George Whirlwind Soldier, Of Bad
Nation, was duly elected, unanimous
ly. as President for the Fair, by said
council, with the approval Of the Sup
erinlendent. While the appointment
did not carry salary, the friends Of
George were we'll pleased to know
that member of the tribe from this
part of the Rosebud country was
worthy Of the honorary choice Of the
Tribal Council to head the tribe in
their march to civilization.
A few days ago, at the instigation
Of a certain Indian Trader Of Rose
n bud. the Tribal Council, rescinded
n the appointment Of George Whirlwind
a &SUldier, for no earthly reason at all,
IA Appointed this certain Indian Trader,
mLS HI Une vacancy.
Y The Indians of this district have
regretted that member of
EfhGr tribe was unseated, and the sub
of a white man as president
(Eslf he fair, as it has been understood
[Eienerally that the Rosebud Annual
sMWiir, was, and will always be, eX-
an Indian affair.
Il Ii might have been proper, if neces
&fry, to substitute government en-
toyee FROM the Agency, but the ap-
fnintment of an Indian Trader to
llead the annual Fair, has aroused
ln i'll feeling amoDg the, tribe, and it
q aouhtful if the tribe will take en-
M2h in>crest in She Fair to attend it
III re action Of the Tribal Council,
Nd tiie superintendent, in the APP
intaant of tkis enterprising Indian
raQe2, might not injure whatever
1 be their pleasure and advantage
ciji}y industrially or morally at
s gathering, but il will be disas-
bus 10 them financially, as we under
Rnd, the President OF the Rosebud
il, has already secured the eXclu-
Nc rights to all concessions on the
Bunds.
There will he Catholic church SER
es at the Catholic church west OF