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The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-05-05

The tax payers out in the first
commissioners district are exceed
ingly fortunate that they have as
hard worker as S. P. Hurley for
their commissioner, Every part of
the district has received close at
tention and many dollars have been
spent in improving the roads and
building bridges. The people Of
Interior township should be par
ticularly interested in seeing him
returned as member OF the county
board for it is a we'll known fact
that their section of the county has
received more attention from Mr..
Hurley than any other part of his
district.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-05-05
Town Board Organizes

On Tuesday evening the town
officers elected at the recent elect
ion we're sworn in and the Job of
furnishing government for the city
for the coming year was turned
over by the old board. The new
trustees, Thos. Brake, II. E.
kaufman and F. H. KEELING are
among our heavy tax payers and
without doubt will give Kadoka a
good administration. E. X. Gill
christ succeeds himself as clerk, as
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-05-05

The Press man not so many
months ago had the pleasure OF
hearing an eminent devine deliver
a sermon and he chose as his text
the words, BE Honest with Your
self. The talk penetrated our
earthly carcass-in fact we began
to see some of the low down mean
ness which was contained in our
hide that we had led ourselves to
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-05-05

believe wasn't there, and we fully
came to think that the rest of
the world was about in the
same fix as we. 1t certainly is a
good plan to BE Honest with
Yourself. " and when you hear some
unprincipled knocker begin to howl
about such and such a man being
a thief, CRATER or refer to bunch
of individuals as gang, ring"
or crooks s"--then is the time for
real manhood to display itself-Be
Honest with Yourself-and If you
will, you will invariably learn that
the yell given by the professional
knocker is a myth, and that tile
owner of the voice spouting forth
the filth, is an individual who has
the confidence of no one and is a
human being whose only aim in
life is to tear down and never assist
in building up. Yes folks, we all
would be better citizens if we would
heed the words and BE Honest
with Ourself.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-05-05
Proceedings OF The
County Commissioners
Kadoka, s. D.. April 81, 1915.

- @~'s ~NpAa - AVA's
At 300 O'Clock a. M. Frank Cove,
Chairman Board of County Commits
sions adjourned meeting until 1880
O'Clock p. m, to meet with Hugh
Smith, member of South Dakota Tax
Commission, to discuss assessment
and taxation.
AT l;S0 O'Clock D. m, Board re-as-
sembled as per adjournment, Meet
ing called to order by chairman.
Members present Frank Coye, chair
man, s. p. Hurley and Z. w. Thode.
Minutes of meeting of April 4, 8, 8, Z
and sth were read and on motion APP
proved.
On motion, petition for bridge on
Rake Creek on section line between
Section 33, Township 3-s. Il 10 Q. and
section 4, Twp As Range l9-e, was
granted.
At 2:30 O'CLOCK p. M, Board a6-
journed until 900 O'Clock a. M. April
22nd, TO meet with Hugh Smith mem
ber of South Dakota Tax Commission.
to discuss assessment and taxation.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-05-05

F. III. KEELING of this place and
one OF the republican candidates
tor sheriff at the coming primary
has been named deputy sheriff by
sheriff Pepper and has qualified for
the position. Mr.. Keeling has seen
service in this capacity before and
made an excellent official.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-05-05

County Commissioner E. w.
Thode of Belvidere, has made an
enviable record as public servant
for the tax payers of his district
and the people of the entire county.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-05-05

AT 900 O'Clock a. M, April 22nd,
Board re-assembled as per adjourn
Continued on last pagey
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-05-05

Friends of w. II. Runyan will
be glad to learn that he has filed
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-05-05


We give you the list in detail:
1. Eli B. Guptill, supt. Republican
II. 8. Cochran, !"
Joseph w. Hall, Democrat
2. Nicholas Brown, supt. Rep.
Chris Christofferson, Rep.
Guy L. Newman, Dem.
3. A. T. Dolloff, supt. Rep.
d. W. Bennett, Rep.
q o. @. Bruce, Dem.
4. E. G. Griffith. supt. Reb.
o. A. Leffingwell, Rep.
Herman Tulp, Dem.
s. James o. Prochaska, supt. Dem.
F. w. Brownsworth. Dem.
o. R. Gardner, Rep.
8. jeff Mckinley, Dem.
Rudolf Schneider, supt. Rep.
4 J. Q. Mcmahon, Rep.
a. F. p. Boldenow, supt. Rep.
A, J. McNally. Dem.
r. HI. Schnee, Prob.
s. Peter E. Boock, supt Dem.
JOS. Piroutek, Dem
VIM. Coyle, Rep.
Q. J. l.. Stanley. supt. Rep.
John /. Enger. Rep.
Frank Uhlir, Dem.
10. John A. Hodges, supt. Rep.
John Farnham, Dem.
Oscar M. Kummerer Prob.
IL. l.. A. Devine, supt. Rep.
VIM. T.. CRUDE, Dem.
A, L. Wright, Prob.
IL. J. A. Hughes, supu, Dem.
G.. w. Holmes, Dem.
Anton Krovoza, Rep.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-05-05
County Auditor
Names Judges

County Auditor A. c. Bernau, an
nounces his appointment of the fol-
lowing named voters to act as SUI
perintendent and Judges at the
coming primary election.
We give you the list in detail:
1. Eli B. Guptill, supt. Republican
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-22
LALEi FUNERAL All
BERKELEY Spring
Young LAZY Who Died in Martinsb
Laid at Rest Yesterday
Afternoon

Several hundred people attent
the ."uccal OF the late Miss Eva
-eE yesterday afternoon at Berke
springs. The services were cond,
." ~ IL" Rev. SwitZer and the Pr
oyterjan church was packed to
to0-#. There We're about fifty be-;
iii, floral designs, including a lar
-" presented by the Eastern Star
-:--. tnc deceased was a most pro
AtnJ member. B. e O. Agent R.
')uic represented the local chapt
ii the Eastern Star.
Brent i-aiey, brother of the dece;
q. vas n the city this morning, a
Gated that his mother was in such
''-G&& condition over the loss of b
"d&n,aF That the services of ply
AN we're required early today.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-22
WAY HOLD SPECIAL
ELECTION IN OPEQUON
Good Roads Association OF the Dis.
tftct Requests That the
\OuHty Court

The Opcquon Good Roads Associa-
ton mas submitted to the county
court resolution requesting that
thcT authorize the holding of an
especial election for the voters of the
Op@qyon district for the purpose Of
increasing the road levy of the dis
tI'ct ~ cents on 800 valuation, and
that the money thus raised be used
10 permanently improve the roads of
the district
This morning the resolution was
submitted but at o'clock this after
noon no action had been taken re-
g2rding the matter, but the court will
most likely act this evening or to-
morrow morning. If an election is
to be held it will be May 9. the same
day as The special congressional cleo
ton. The precincts are at Ridenour's
school and Swan Pond.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-22

Absolutely the best editorial we
nave yet seen on the trouble at
Howard University between certain
upstart students and the Board of
Deans OF that institution, appeared
IN the Richmond Planet Of April IS,
1916. Of course everybody know
ing anything worth while regard
ing this race Of ours, is aware Of
the tact that the Planets editor
John Mitchell, is our s1edge ham
met loglcian, and when he finishes
there IS little else to be said.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-22

After reading Hon. Elihu Root 5
criticism of the present Administra-
tons Foreign and Mexican poll
cles, it is hard thing to see other
than disastrous defeat for the party
that IS in power now. This opinion
is vouchsafed, because, as thinks
the great statesman from New York,
so do millions of red bloodcd Amer
leans in every section of our vast
and rich country.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-22
ONE DRONNS Trying
TO SAVE TIE: Oliver
William and Jack BechtoI Lose Their
Lives In Potomac Near
Hancock

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4 20 o',rocl, vnetc~,,a,. .,s.,.,,,.,..,
M rntiI , 1o,o La,,. Ioa. ,,;,,,,. az.
bodies had NOT honn rcc.,,n,.al
Tho two how. +bn loo, c.,
or 80. ,,d ~, ,,'' ''o % " i''"'l.
for their mother l1.e ,;,r.. naa,,,,,.
were great rovrritns nr,nna 4,,n o,,..'.
pcopln Of tho Itt,o harr,1, a;.,,.,.,,.
along thn rfvor ,-,.o,. ,..,l, I...,
,Io loa,. of ,bn ,i,ti, ,,,,,,,.n
has poeeod th~o,,gh ,,,.n,. ro.a.i,..
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Yesterday m
left hor homo FOR pn,.1.o,,, c.;,
whore shn ,ttordod .bn f,,,o,.a1 80
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Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-22
MONSTER ENGINE GOES
THROUGH LAST EVENING
NO. 7fo9 Passed Through Martins
burg Last Night Going West

One Of the largest engines s2oa il
Martinsburg IN recent years = ed
through the city last night aD.Cs :
o'clock on the Baltimore and UMjo
railroad going west.
The engine. No. 1909. was about Is
feet in length, and carried about 1t5
cars. 1t stopped at the local station
several minutes, where many took
advantage Of the opportunity to view
1t. In the history Of railroadtng IN
Martinsburg. only nine Of these "71OO"
have been here.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-22
NEH 100000 VOTED
FOR THE GOOD ROAC1

--GloTo.NS 10 figures on record /
&c AC>.uG ~GEtC-S .. the state road b|
-~,'u, ClunueS and districts of Wei
: Il gina since the new statutes weaI
mo s-ect have voted & total of ST.
.-a..nj IL BOMBS 20 be used in TIL
t-.".ES .. permanent roads. Pen,
Ms 20 DC voted on in the state befo1
me IVtn OF June, 1916, are bonds Il
the aiAgun- OF $4125,OOO Previou
. Lno C..&cpment OF the bonding sta
'.ts, TIE .o-nC OF money invested i
.>.iMaAt-., roads III the state was
-AC"e tr.lic, and there was very littl
@otcfe;c or paved road outside of il
cG"poratcd cites and towns.
in bond elections held Saturda-
PEI 10, bonds in the sum of $493 so
Tor building permanent roads wer,
voted. ana issues amounting to a tc
- OF }"JO,O0D We're rejected. Thi
tai Includes the 100000 of Gran
district
t,2W-abUrg district. in Greenbrie
.Un'|. carried 4 bond issue of $l53,
SEQ by a vote CT 377 to 22O. The vote
"@@ very large one for the district
md the vote for the bonds was 10 il
.|cos& OF the required three-ffths
F'5@ money is TO be spent in improv
-" ,At @iG jamestown and Kanawh;
IA, f..!:C, AID The Pittsburgh and Bris
tel highway, the projected thorough
'a"e TO traverse the central part O
West Virginia.
Church district, in Wetzel county
voted bond ISSUE Of $24O,OOO by Al
20 l3l, making it almost as unani
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-22

Just as long as VIC continue
to make spectacular demonstrations
at funerals, and put our FIVE and ten
cent Negroes in 500 dollar collins
instead of burying them cheap as
possible and save our money and
spend it for the good of the living
Woeful will be our condition.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-22

Not long ago we had in our DOS
session seven hundred dollars, to be
Ours on honorable terms to be ex-
planned If necessary and we could
have kept it with clean conscience
had 1t not been for DR.. S. n. My
ers.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-22

It's reliably reported that COL
ller's Weekly desires neither Negro
solicitors nor subscribers. This be-
ing 80, any Negro who patronizes
the Collier corporation is very much
devoid of self respect, as well as
unmlndful of his races interests.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-22
THIEF IS Wounded
But III: COT AWAY
Unknown man Enters Office of Pitts
nur9h Lin1estone Company Late
Last Ni1ht.

Some unknown thief broke into the
0l"12 OF the Pittsburgh Limestone
company at Nossle last night and
made away with considerable
amount OF money and other valuable
articles.
The thief was not seen by anyone
until taking his leave, when he was
fired at and wounded, tracks Of blood
being found III the vicinity of the Of
fee today.
The local police authorities were
notified Of the affair and are on the
lookout for the man, who is supposed
10 lave headed toward Martinsburg.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-22

Judge Emory Speer, the fearless
and noble jurist who presides over
the United States Courts Of Georgia,
is out in an interview in which he
condemns lynching in the most
unmeasured terms. Among other
things, be says there has never been
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-22

Let up on me, there s moth ing
between US
When the devil was sick the dev-
ii monk would be,
When the devil was we'll devil Of a
m onk was he
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-22

Judge Ira l.. Robinson is gaining
votes daily and is going to be this
state next governor by IS, 900.
he is a splendid man, a powerful
orator and a superb scholar.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-22

Candidates for Office are thick as
hops these days, and the greetings
they give the voters are profusc,
oh SO profusc.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-22

Rev. DR.. Norwood gave the mcl
last Sunday something to think of
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-22

AS we see and feel it, slated for
slaughter.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-22

The worst has happened to r. r.
r"arst is out for him.-Baltimor
sun.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-22

turkeys explanation Of that sunk
- ""&#ian hospital ship goes Ger
~c""y one bo.tcT.-WaIl Street Jour-
nal
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-08-31

2roB bon nidtproouftipen geou1ten
anpalten, Sobbpiiten unb goIttifern
9e6aDlt lpiiroeu. gr bebouptete. boe
one gobnen Die 5oroerunaer ihrer
an9eltellten ipeIhe iid Der sauptfo.
9e nab IN ahtitiinbiger arbeitsaeit
tonaentrtereiL erfiilen uno @elb Der.
olenen fonnten pem ibr afttenfobi.
tai ntrtlihe Berte baritelIte uno Gr.
lparntlle an rthtiger Stele einae.
fnbrt lpiiroen. Der slbgeoronete BON
Sulnols mag Die Sablage bielleid,t
etlpos 5lt Idarf beurteilt boben, ober
lelblt 8egner Der ausfiibrunaen ae.
pen 5lt, Dob er niht llnreht bat.
Yer Neriuh Der eiIenbobneu
ourh 9eeinfluifung ieitens ibrer
Sfotlonsa9enten uno ionitigen ge-
an1ten Jarlner, 8ieb5iidter, MsiIde.
relbellter uno @erie1oer aa Groteiten
geeen ben gernlittIungsplon bes gra-
lloenten 81 beranlaiien uno Die Of.
fentltbe Wteinuns eegen Die slnoa.
ltellten 51t beeiniluiien, lit total nis.
9ludt, 10 melt Die Mebr8ab[ Der He.
pralentanten IN 9etraht fonnt. seau
Senat, III Deldern man neniaer ar.
betterfrelnolib eeiinnt lit, iuie im
2on'e, llro 5ipdr aus nabeIieaenbeu
Brllnoen, lpar man eber aeneiat, ste.
len bon Den BabngeieIlIdaften perau-
laBfen telegrapbilden grotelten, Sc.
rem 0epeldenaebiibr fie besabIten,
8elpld1t beiaulesen. grfIdrte bod,
tllr5lld) crit Senator 5bernan bon
Slllnois Samuel 8ot1pers, oen Br1.
l1oe1lten Der slmerican Geoeration of
Sabor, fir einen gemeinlha6en
cFublic Rinianee), uno er, 5berman,
mare bereit, offentlih uno perfonItd,
oie Berontiportl1ns fir oiefe Ne-
5li iibernebmen. selbit-
(sknr<fnns,s1n 1<Nsf GSn;<n 4
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-08-31

yfationaler Sabnitreif ioQ an1
4. September beaiuneu.

| @enn nidt i'm icttcn glnsenblif
hnrd, Den apnareh Der gabnitreis
oerbntet pirb, iuQ berIclbe am 4.
September, Sem Nrbeitertaa, nm Z
ltbr mpr8ens beginner. Die 8ahues
'uetsern It'd, iett id)on, mad, benz 2.
September leid)t pcroerblid,e ;Sradlt
ansnnebmen. Der Snbalt oes Streif-
betebls lol bnrd, &erratcrei BON ae-
uiiien SabuanseiteIlten befaunt mor.
Sen iein.
Wilipn Dor Dem Gongres.
Erailoent @ilfun eridDien in elmer
acmelnidaftlidJen Sibnns bes apn.
areIIes, nm @efcteebnng snr gerhii-
tnng zines GiIenbabnitreifs at her
lan8en. Gr betonte, Saf bieIe Sc
leeaebitns nidDt etlua n6tig iei, nm
nnr Die sesenmartise Gage at flaren,
lonoern nm anf bic Saner bic WSa.
l,hfett bes Gintreteus einer iuldlcn
sase absnidneiben. Der GraIiseut
erIndte ben &pnsref, i'm su ermGdl-
tlsen, oieielben GiIenbalJnaejdlafts.
fnbrer nno Giienbabnauaeitellten.
init benen er bic &untrpperie fiibrte,
IN Den Sienit Der Hesicrnns at ltel.
len nne bic 8abnen burd, Die Neaie.
rnns SIT betreiben, falls Die gut,urn.
olafeit eintretem ipllte. -- Gr Id,lua
Ierner npr, bic WitgIieoidaft Der ami.
Ihenitaatliden 8crfebrs- aom miIi;pn
81 erboben; bic Ginridtnna zines
adltitnnsentases fir ale gabnauae-
lfeilte i'm 5tui|henitaatIidlen gerfebr:
ote erneHnang elmer Gummiiiipu sur
unferlndnng ber 9iatIamfeit bra
sldtitnnsentases; cine l1nterindnna
Ger Molten oes Ad)titnnoentaaes burd,
bic 5lutidenitaatIidJe 8erfeIrs-sfpm.
N ,m'Ition. Ter Eraiioeut iiberIies Sie
ansfnbrnns oieier gorIdlaae obiolnt
Dem aonBreR. 9as apmitee Der G,e-
ldDaftsfnbrer Der Giienbabueu erlirs
etne Grflarnng, in ,peldyer es Yr6ii.
bent @ilions GIan ablebutc uuS Iid,
ipelaerte, feline 8riinoe bafir ans,tae.
ben. ssiIIon iaatc, oae bic Wabn.
prahoenten es fir am beiteu baIteu.
oaR t'e aeSlunnaen iuerben, nadl,uue.
Zen, unh Saf iie bies nidt e6cr tnn
meroen, als bis bas Gano aelitten bot
anh Die anaeitellten gabeu cine er.
fiarnns aus, in iueldpcr iie anscinan-
oer'ebfen, baf tie iid) infulae Der
q mgbendJleriid)eu" Stellnmauabme Der
sabnen 5n ibrem ictiaen goraeI,en
oe5mnnscn ieben nno saf iie an ibren
ahlolut beredDttaten 6urberuuaen felt
baIten iuer6cn. 'N'
DIE Sabnen beitebeu anf eiuenr
@hteosgeriht allein bic gahnanoe.
'tellteu iuulien bapon nidts ,uiiien.
- Us IdJeint, oak bic aansc WeIt
oerrnft semorbcn iit.-Iie Sd,riftf.
m minneapolis, 81. amsnit. - Die
vfablmilblen int Horbueiten iuerber
elne baIbe Stnnbe mad, b.r streifer.
ttlarnna Der Sabnen alle WHhIes
IdDlieFen.
Sacramento, Sal, 81. gna. -
Sollte Der Streif nidlt berbiitet mer.
ben, aeben Srambenicnonnaem inn
sserfe opn $6,OOO,O0O perluren.
Neu yorf 81. ansuit. - Cine
iblolnte Wild. nnb ;sleiIdlnut iuirS
nnerbalb ipenigen sagen In beu
sroRltaoten oes aanbss eimtreteu.
Smaba, 81 4ngnit. - 8unSes.
tldter Sears bat bereits einen Gin.
Daltsbefebl gegen Sie gafnanaeitea.
ZEN Der llnton Eaeifie erlailcu, ant
Streif teilsuuebmem.
Soilte Der Streif erfolsen, ,uirS
'as amerifaniidle gplf giaiouen Der.
teren, nno Willipnen ppn anberu
arbcctfern iueroen anfer Mrbeit ae.
uorfem iuerbcn.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-08-31
Sic GrpresaeiellIdlaften ppn Eii

Sic Grprekaeiellidaften pon Siib
9ofota boben betreffs ibres @eiuhes,
Die 5milhenItaotliden grpreBrater
erboben 81 oiirfert bel ser ltaatlide.
gifenbabn. .3omnliiiton pieberum tel
ne 8egenliebe gefunben. SIR Gelub
1puroe prompt abeeipieien. gs ban.
oelte iih Inn Ratenerbobung 5lpiihen
Siour Gitp, canton. Withell, $50.
terta,pu. 4beroeen uuh Siour Sails.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-08-31

Nuirut.

|
@rotforb bober gebdn0t merOen
[0a5 miro Der Sau lein, penn nift
nit oem Mel5en bal1SbGlteriih lln'
ge9anger miro. Die OieSiobrigC
Grnte lit cin totolcr ,Scbllhlog. 8alm1
1900 WtiQionen 3uIhel @ei5cn be.
trGgt ole Crnte in oen Ser. Staotcr
lno Canada, gegen 400 W1iuioncn
8uihel i'm Gorjobrc, Elm 2luSfal bon
1000 WiQionen 9uidcl, mebr ol3 Die
Ser. Stooten i0brIih fonilmnieren.
Gic Tol9e lit, boB @ci5cn NIT ieoenl
Gage I'M EreiIc itcigt, WtebI teurer
miro lu0 Die 9Gdcr ungcfiin0iqt bu-
ben, oaB lie oen Nrei5 ocS 5 Gent
Snibe8 Grot oltf 6 Gent erbohen lmo
oie O}r0Be OcS 10 Gent 2uibc6 DCrflci-
ncrn mililen.
Gor hlln0crt SSobren, 8ltr3eit Der
gtopoleoni1hcn &riege, lnO Dor flint
I3lg SobrcL mGbrcno oc5 omerifoni-
ihct 9itrQcrfric9c5, ltieg @ei3cn ouf
|2.S5. Sou itd) Die @elhidte mieoers
hoIcn? &r england uno 6ronfreih
limo cbenfoqS W}ibernten 5u ber3eid-
men. Ger @ei5ertbeoorf Ger @eIt
fonn niht befrieoiqt peroen. Die
Nrotpuhcrer uno Spefulanten limo
nur 81 milltg WiQioner m1f Soften
bes omerltoniIhen Golfe5 81 bom-
Itern. Sic nerihidcn noh tpie Dor
lrnqebeure Guontltoten Wei5en ms
NuSlanb, oils Oh Der Norrot inner.
Ihopflid) n0re. 8ebt es 10 tpeiter,
Damn meroen longe Dor Der n0hlten
grnte Die Ser. Stooten nit leeren
&ornfnmnern 0o1tebel1.
Gorun muB es beiBen: rGmerica
ftrlt!" O3it bollem 6ug 1lno 9edt
mltB Dos omerifonlIhe Golf 5uer1t an
it'd 0enfen al Ieine 9lrbeiter uno 9lr-
men. sir oielc itno iebt ote Yreilc
Der Seben8mittel lhon Oiel 81 bod.
Iabcr Die Dielcn Strelf5. Ger @eis
gen n1uB I'M Gon0c bleiben SSeoer
omcrlfanilhc@llrQer lolte Ihleuniglt
iein &onQrcBnitQIieo lmo Die Run-
OcSlenotorcn Icinc5 Staote3 erluhen,
0ob Oie 9luaftbr bon @ei3en aus BEN
Ser. Stootcu bis sur n0h1ten grrte
miro. Gaa lit feline poIiti.
Id7c, ion0crn cine N tr t h Il # i
d c Sohr IS tue ie0cr Ieine YfIiht!,
GnQiouO miro oic Qr0Btcn 9ln1trens
nrochcn, INN alien @ci5cn
Sen e3 hQben fonn, 0a
Canada cbcnIoll5 cine NtiBernte bot
rlO Die Grnten in 9Irgentinien, S5ns
0icn 1ln0 2II6trolicn Sic olth 1dl1cdt
ouaOefollen iju0, lnnQe niht Qeniigcn.
nm Cn0lonO3 Nc0orf 3u Ocfen.
SOl NUN smerifa leiOcn, oomit
c@ 0nglanO an nidlts feblt?
Mir f0nnen, inOem mir fir 0aS
9lusfuhrDcrbot ogltieren, 0reicrlci er.
reihen;
/ Zen Srie0cn f0r0ern.
2 l(nIcrm oltcn Nuterlonoe niib.
en- inoen mir GnQlono IhnGden.
g. Sir ltn8 ielblt iorgen.
acin 2}cnId niiroe ou,d ein 2fus-
TubrDerbot IN Sen Ser. Stooten lei.
BEN oltBer &ornlpuhercr unb Spc-
fulontcn. Slider nber nidjt Die Tar-
mer, oa Der &eiseupreis anf ieoen
'Snll 10 hpdD bleiben mirb, lpie er lett |
Dem Smrgerfrleae nid)t geiueicn; 0a.
nit miro ic0cr onltGnoi9e Sormer,
1ament(id) Scr Oeutid)omerifoni1de, |
;ufricoen iein.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-08-31

Baltimore - gntQcqen oen frii-
bercn 8erid)ten Iteut lid iebt berouS,
Dob ser ltnterIeeoompfer oGeutid-
lan0" oltf ieiner HiifreiIe fein @oIO
nit lidb filhrte, ionoern Ieoiglih Rob.
guntntt Nifel un0 8leh. Gie 2us
burg mog 1875, 100 Gfuno.