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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-10-24

City attorney wiimartb, OF Huron,
vas before the supreme court a few
days ago on an application for a writ
OF error in a contempt case in which
Judge Campbell fined the cityoffcials OF
Huron 500 each for violating bis
orders. This Is the case where Treas
urer Patterson, against whom an
Injunction restraining HIN from pay
ing new warrants, was issued by
Judge Campbell, resigned. and the
city council appointed Meyers a.
treasurer, and he payed the warrants
regardless OF the injunction.
One day last week the Land Office at
Chamberlain broke the record OF Uni
tel States land Offices in the state
during the pas. few months in the
matter OF orig nal entries. On the
day stated ten land seekers flom the
vicinity OF 2 stle Rock, Wis, fled on
~homesteads west OF the Missouri NV
e., q the coded Sioux lands. Thus
far this month eighteen homestead
filings have been MADE. and the cash
receipts have amounted 10 over $500.
During the last quarter the Cash re-
ceipts we're S6,262.S9.
LAST Spring about q dozen Sioux
Falls men made up a colony 10 60 10
Mississippi to e new Edorado which
WAS necessarily boomei IS a
land flowing with milk and honey.
Few OF them took their families but
al Of them expected 20 send !or them
this fall. Letters from them, how
ever indicate that they viii not send
for their families but will return TO
South Dakota a. soon as they can
get back
i state prohibition convention has
been called 10 De held az the city OF
huron, Wednesday, October 80, at /
O'Clock .. m The purpose OF this
convention Il TO devise WAYS aB5
s~titutlonsl barrier against the IIQ or
tra1., and OF making an organized
fight against the whole liquor bust
Dess.
Chief Justice Fuller has decided
that the sentence OF W. ". Taylor
was excessive and without warrant
I Ct law. and has reduced the sante &C
10 two years imprisonment. Il :
claimed that the sentence wen: into
effect az noon Aug. 4. and together
With good time there will Be .only
IS months for Waddhng Willie TO
serve.
Judge Elgerton has received and
accepted the resignation o. Judge
c. c Morrow, United States court
commissioner g Chamberlain. The
rs,ignstbon was teadsred.apder fire and
amount to q removal. Charges Of
isyoratisn AMI personal revenge have
been made
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-10-24

Capt James Ward. OWES OF the
scko02er Virginia was fosDd drowned
in the Mississippi AZ New Orleans
Along the Nova Scctiaa coast q
heavy storm is raging. The American
hrisstine H c. Sib4ey Is ashore II
Black Rock
haH9Ppa the famous champion trick
horse OF the world. valued az $4,000.
was instantly killed In a train wreck
n Waterbury, Conn
In a he2d-end collision near E1Hng-
ham. Ind. between two sections Of q
freight train On the yRD6alla read, an
unknown tramp was killed
Guy Powers. IL years OF ~ Of
J~ckporI H. while returning from
SCHOOL was frightened by a dog. drop
ped 10 the ground and died in a few
minutes IL - considered a peculiar
case and may Mad TO & lawsuit
A Kansas & Arkansas VALLEY freight
train feI through a ussile eight miles
cas- Of Kiowa. l. T. The trestle wx
ia feet high and the train was liter
ally smashed 20 atoms Thirteen OF
the cars contained live stock
Meredith Maha and Francis NJ. Chi
ton OF Eufnence. No. were found in
their rooms at the Ridsewsy be;ei at
ST Louis the former dead and the lat
ter dying from snffocation by gas.
The men went 10 ST. Louis with sattle
60 sell II is supposed TO be \ case Of
blowing out the gss-
at Spsncerville. Ohio, W. W. Rupert
WAS fatally shot while hunting by the
accidental discharge OF his gun Rn-
pert Is q wen known minor league hsll
player. and played with Kansas City
and Pan River teams during the sea
. Just ended.
While out squirrel hunting with
County Clerk Tribby near Mt Pleas
ant Iowa Richard Amber was fatally
shot by the accidental discharge Of his
gun, the shot taking effect over the
left eve. carrying away rhe top Of his
head. He lived but a few minutes.
Nj. Amber was one Of the best known
lawyers In Southeastern Iowa.
Mrs Harry Lewis of Couderport Pa.
bought a two-gaIlon keg which she
! thought contained ordinary alcohol.
She drank OF the liquor herself and
gave her daughter Lizzie some OF il.
Both women died before a doctor could
arrive. The stuff turns ont TO be Wood
| aicunoL
Frederick Kefer Kelham. a young
lawyer, was killed on the Sixth ave-
nue. elevated railroad in New York.
He evidently fen from the platform
| unseen while waiting for a train, was
caught by the next n passing and
| dragged by his clothes 80 feet TO
| where he was found, receiving inter
nal injuries which caused his death.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-10-24

Military authorities have come &c
the conclusion that the bicycle viii
play an indispensable part in the war;
Of the future. Its sphere, al least Ia
It's early military stages, viii be that
of the uhIan Of the 1sT0 war. Tie
cyclist, In preliminary operations, viii
act as az ~impenetTabie advance cloud
sr screen for the army, pushing far
ahead into the enemy's theater OF op-
erations, making his power felt long
before the enemies have a chance to
some together. p~aralyZing the eneEny's
communications, making descents now
here. nov there. often rashly and
often making mistakes. In spite OF
this. he will always be able 10 obtain
Information for headquarters better
than any other form OF scouting, feel
ing the enemy retiring before him
when cutnumbered. but ~coRtestlng the
ground henever there Is & chance for
q contest He viii, in fact. pursue ex-
sctly the curse followed by the Prus-
sian cavalry in the early days Of the
FrancoPrussian war: always acting
II company With light horse artillery.
with the ggnners mounted on bicycles.
and mo- according 10 the present out
OF date system, on caiSsons- With
these aDd the flying cyclists, II is be-
Eeyei that the modern army has an
offensive combination such as has new
Or been equaled. The cyclist viii BE- s
crack shot with the rife. and that viii
De his only weapon. He has q de-
r!ied advantage over the cayafryman.
o. that he is not bothered by the
question Of forage. On poor roads and
a. poor weather the cavalryman has
everything in his favor. and this VIII
make the conservative soldier view
the bicycle with suspicion Against
this radical disadvantage is placed the
fact that under moderately fair cor
dition THE cyCliSt can outmarch lie
cavalryman two 10 one. or 100 Per
rent. and under almost the worst con-
d!CiOus be can do the same with in
fantry. Another imp0rrstnt dury the
cyclist may have u perform Ia the
next var is TO act as the Gnvl toT the
main army 10 hammer the enemy
against 10 reach the enemy's ear 70
get on his communications. take I'd i
defensive position and wait for his al
tack This could only lie practIcahl VIC
with q heavy force OF artillery. Tia
value Of tie Cyrlist as q messenger "
In guarding rains and supplies ~ 60
yiOuS.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-10-24
and mortally wounded John Meyers
HQqfSr ~1grrqudarYd

and nortally wounded John Meyers.
Hogfer surrendered
Edward Cayfor. aged -. committed
suicide at NohleSrille. Ind by throw
Ing himself Oh the track before a rap
idly approaching Panhandle train
John X Roddy was shot aud fatally
wounded near Tracy City. Tenn. 10y
his brJther, w. H Rpddy. They quar-
relied about The upsetting Of a wagon
The Kane county grand jury at Az
rnra, H.. indicted A w Sideil- late
captain Of Company II, l. " e. for
larceny Of state funds
At ChillIeothe. No. Charles Stephens
has been arrested charged with the
murder Of william Z. Hills. whose
body was found in the ashes Of some
haystacks.
Near Usage. Iowa. the body Of Price
V. Evans. principal Of the high school
there, vas found In the woods with a
revolver beside IL No reason is known
for suicide.
At Norh Manchester. Ind, Eta
Oyerholse- was arrested for perjury
in tes<ifying 10 her previous moral life
In b.r breach Of promise suit against
David whistler.
James III. Barnett Of the men
who robbed the American express Of
fee at Terre Hauze Of $1,000. was ar
rested in New Orleans and only $50
was found On his person
George Coward was convicted 1t
Quincy. H.. on second trial. OF the
murder Of Edward PrewirL the lover
Of his srepiaugbter. Julia Thomas.
and sentenced to peuitenTiary for hfe-
Appeal h8s been allowed 10 rke
United States supreme court in the
cas- Of Henry Craemer, who was 10
have been hanged ar Seattle, Wash.
on Nov. J.
While attempting 20 assault MS-
Holcomb ear RichmoLd. o. T. Joseph
GUshee was shot and killed by the
wOman's Tweiveyear+dd daughter.
Gushbee being filed with buckshOL
George Roberts. one Of the four men
convicted Of murder for causing the
death Of the engineer and fireman Of
a Big -Four train AT Fontanet. near
Terre Hsuta. during the strike in July
last year. escaped from the jefferson
vile penitentiary. he was a "trnsty"
and was driving q team outside tine
walls. a guard named Mahan was As
saplted by him and has not yet ~
turned - consciousness
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-10-24
Prom Foreign Shore.

Chill Is anxious on account Of the
suspicious movements in Buenos Ayres
Of ex-PreSident C2ceres of Peru
The Brazil amnesty bill, As amend
I'd. contains a clause IN violation Of the
constitution.
An attack OF naval officers upon
rol, Spain
Emperor William received Prince
Lohanhof, the Russian minister Of for
eign affairs
Villiers Stuart. ex-memher Of palia-
meut for Waterford, England, -
drowned by accident while landing At
yillAartown-
The Italian native troops have at
lacked 1870 Abyssinians who occu-
pied a strong position Neal Braailst.
The latter fed. leaving twenty Men
killed and a number wounded
&, IL IL reported from Pekin that some
cf the Eohamme1sa -eheAs IL the
province Ct KaDsa have captured the
city Of Ian Chau- Sae capital OF the
province
Aa American scSeztifc expedition
las arrived at Yladivos1ock 10 inspect
the Siberian railway. The government
viii Tspc them fun facility for sc
compIishing their work
wholesale smuggling has been p-se-
tied a1 81 Johns. y. F. for years, as
proven By the confession Of the snug
gIers o in custody, almost in the
Eery presence Of the custom officials
A Hamburg paper say there =
been 4 mutual agreement with the pur-
pose 20 form q peSl q the continental
steamship lines They have agreed 10
reduce the stee-ase rate Il New York
20 marks e5s-
The reSisien Of TIE Bible at London
has been completed, Including the
a~pochrypha. upon which tie -eyisers
have been engaged since ISL, and it
viii shortly be issued from the OK
ford Press in various sizes. uniform
with the revised Old and New Tes2-
Lelt
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-10-24
A Talk Meier Mnntrd

The man who wishes 10 take q short
e 10 fame and fortune has DOW The
chance Of his life before hka The
Is 4 talk meter, IN automatic arTpnsA
nent by which language can he
measured OF and recorded In Spe-
cifc lengths The telephone exchange
people say that the C~urrulity OF some
Of their subscribers is appalling. a1i
that the trouble is not confined 10
sex The sound OF their voices In tie
telephone Cransmitter has fer some
people a great fascina ton and ther
VIII be ringing I'D central all day
II they can find the most trivial pre-
text The telephone companies SAY
that In this way q large ancuut OF
work L Hndaly thrown On the IL
change employees They hali that the
fault is with the system, and that II
the people could be made 70 paw &C
cordiDg 70 TIE number and length &.
their calls they would make mor~
temperate and legitimate Use or the
instrument Philadelphia Is approach
ing the idea The Bel Telephone con-
pany there gives what rs called \
measured service. the measurement"
beinE determined by the number OF
calls Or connections. each FIVE min
u1es conversation or fraction thereof
berg counted as 4 call This gives
subscribers rates in proportion 10 the
Use OF their instruments. Some such
method as this viii have to come int
general use II the abuse OF the te,e-
phone Is 10 b. arrested. Seven hun
dred and fifty million telephone mes
saEes were sent over the wires last
year, averaging about ten messages 10
eTeTy man. woman ard child In the
United States Telegrams never eI-
ceeded one per head per year.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-10-24

AgEEDEES DIsTETCT-J- Aksrs F-sStaE
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&c - sUrplg@d
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ter. wLZlsm C16s-Eoed EdEtrtsr. 10 b sup
E1sea ~ ). 7. Ham. L ban, TO oe sapphire By
c. Eis& FEltoa. TDEuAs SS8cErSSa- How
arc Ezc Lx1ERC-. 0. A RElal1ps: Easli and
B11afo-s. NJ yernun. 70 he supplled FNks-
saBrlaaz " ~. : sas.therd SAisD. ". q L.
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trg ed 2 A1resrsr. q. C0r~in- BeFesiurd,
A z. Tsn-e-. Czz-oz, =. RtSGezrk. Ce2te--
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ernErt Elk FoznI- Y. T. Nlcacls F4EEdrean,
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ford md Pospeci John Z ye. Huds1a- ". o.
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JeHEEs, Io1L "a be snpp41eo. Madison, J. =.
gs8sIDs kCnErOee. 10 b supplied PAzker.
c <. Mat e=oa S8JnK FAil--FiTst CsUrcn,
". Il yoTdsa: Jordan CnErch \ than Yzwrll:
CIrcuzL 20 be s1pplted or A gEn4s0a East
SIOUX Pals. II. B Clexrwa.sr yerE ilicn- c.
K Hxxer. vSlin- 20 be supplied by Thomas
Ms--s. ysns:=z c. Il. SmhA l. 4 CErnsrfa
SECRETARY pT@AIs.fsoD Cnsoo. neUbsT u XIX
loEur 1uarTeraY cTuf-rFEca
! waTKEToES DIsTKlcG-H NJ Springer. pre-
si5iag eader. Ar4IHEs0n- J. 4 Dsn1e- Big
s.aus City, 20 Be sCppled Bradley, =
EAzkDess. Erlsl04, % Oe suuplied oy a !. va
hama BruoErnEs T. h EguHgIZ2n- CKrk.
I&uchia Mclean Clear LAKE. Il r. kRtgnL
E4EtOa and 7 sn On 10 be supplied or J W.
Preston. Gary. c. O. NklkEr. Henry, b. G
BissL KEDpe~kA 3 FL brown Lake Pres
tea - be sIppleG ~ 1 B. Levy. Mlbsn[
Oliver Williams 7s1n Brooks. 20 Re supplied.
w&tert vn. W B. Ysnc@ Webster, te be sup
piled. WIlu~ Lakes ard Hazel A W. ERkes
wllmoi, A. d Dexter. White, y A. PurGiek.
A. W. AcktnsoH, missionary 70 New EexAsa
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-10-24

GAassone's retirement from politics
has had the unusual effect OF giving
greater weight than ever 10 his ex-
pressed views Where be formerly
sgoke 70 one party in England he now
speaks 10 AZ. and. IN fact. he has the
verha for an attentive listener. He
xray ke depended on 10 improve his
more than imperial prerogaiTe and
get ase few words
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-10-24

Martyrs TO hay fever win learn with
interest the experience Of Dr.. Fuhar
II Hamburg who suffered 4 great deal
from hay feve- during several sum
mers- He noticed that In winter s
sorrZa was accompanied with hot ears
which regaIned their normal temper-
ture when the discharge from the nose
was establish q. He tried 8 reverse
order OF things on the hap feve, and
rubbed his ears until they became red
bot He can now lead sn eniurable
existence AS 500 rs there Is the
least amount OF fHllneSs in the rose.
the ears sre ~noticeably pale. A thor
ourh rubbing OF the ear has always
succeeded in freeing the nasal mu-
ccus membrane from congestion. The
rubbing must be thorough and re
pesfed-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-10-24
Combined Brake and Beu for Troll
lev Cars

An electrical engineer, who has rust
returned from Germany, speaks OF
the attractive appearance presented
Sy the street cars In Dresden, which
Is largely due TO the fine dark coiors
in which they are painted. Many OF
the cars are American; bu, there Is
Tusm for plenty more, and American
manufacturers who desire 20 push
business in Dresden are advised 20
correspond entirely In the German
language. The Dresden car drivers
use q peculiar bell for warning pedeS
TRANS The bell Is fixed On the top OK
the level handle. ard even while
nraking, the motorrnan can sound the
alarm by simply raising ard lowering
the tube on the brake handla
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-10-24

The Yellowstone National Park Is
one Of tie creates; natural wonders
and much has been done to make the
trip through Il comfortable and en-
sorsbe. But, according 20 the report
Of the superintendent the number Of
visitors Is decreasing instead Of h
creasing. In 1880. 1t was nearly A.
600; n 1898. il was 2o76; last year. Il
vas I.s3S; and this year UP TO July
Is. II was only As. And yet the
travel to Europe grows larger every
yesr, while this and other interesting
regions Of our own country are neg
isrt4d
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-10-24

AT Richmond. Va. Stuart R0bson's
receipts were attached by q Norfolk
manager who sues for damages for
violation OF contract
AT the county jsIl in Woodstock, Ill,
Eugene V. Debs has issued q proca-
nation calling for the recognition OF
the h~eIiserent rights OF the Cuhans-
The Indian sealing schooner Colum-
hIa. Decahks and Bering Sea have ar
rived at Seattle with 544. 5o2 and go
skins respectively. and the James G.
Swan Is at Port Townsend with 1.oSo.
AT Princeton. Ill, William Knox
raid Dennis Doyle, q Judgment OF So
600 for injuries caused by striking
him over the head with n hoe Knox
Is 50 a old and wealthy.
". b. Falconer a. Co.'S larSe dry
goods and millinery store 81 Omaha
was closed on s. chattel mortgage II
Is impossible 20 get the figures but
Ii Ii believed the assets win easily GOV
er the liabilities.
John Santa Ross. private In the
United States engineers at Willefs
Point, received an honorable discharge
from the army unexpectedly. He
THINKS II Is u 10 his perOMllg lns
correspondent Of a New York paper.
National ==SssaS. xii I've inter
ested In the case OF lose Ryan of the
Iowa militia. sued by his captain for
Sl4 for seven days absence from
camp. Two courts decided for Ryan
e.A .he csc - - &c Tie supreme
court.
Blanche Elkan the daughter OF a
prominent Hebrew cloaknlaker of Bos-
ton. became q convert Z the Catholic
religion while attending school at
Bellevue convent. Quebec, and upon
her return there this fall was enroll
ed as a nun IN the order OF the Good
shepherd
No form OF free transportation and
no private cars viii he allowed on the
new train to the Atchison road 10 CAL
ifornia- This same action has been
taken In regard 20 a number Of trains
on eastern roads. and the Atchison
was forced 10 adopt ii or run the risk
OF having all its ~nonpaying passengers
use the train 10 the exclusion Of pay.
Ing passengers
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-10-24

Do yon start tremble and turn pals
when confronted with an unexpected
danger7 Are you ashamed of this and
do ycu call yourself q coward for the
weakness? Yon are no coward unless
you shtrked a duty. The Duke OF Wei
llngton oDre saw q soldier treIrele
and turn pale as his regiment passed
TO the front 10 charge a battery.
That IN Q brave man." nh - He
knows the danger and he saces IT
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-10-24

fional exposition TO run from April Is.
1900. ussIl Nor. 5. 1900. announcing
q, 10 be In honor OF the opening Of
the twestieth century. In view q the
sometimes overlooked fact that the
nineteenth century does not end until
Dee. 81, 1900, would IL not lie better
90 can this an exposition commemora-
tive Of the nineteenth century, the
close Of which II announccsf
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-10-24

Russia has admitted Is Chinese
military .fslcerS N It's armies and Fifty
ChiD<-e cadets 10 its military schools
As n EEK door peighsor 70 China Bus
ale Is losing &c .iHse in USING it's ad-
vznfassS before England can get
ready 10 act
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-10-24

In Connecticut kass Mon'dy les
toELs held elections. and Al al Of
thea women had tie right 20 vote On
scscsl matters But comparatively
few xsrBen appeared at tie polls, and
In sSMe towns not oBe asst a vOta
wcrzaa suffrage orutors ssOald make
snns4 remarks ea sse sGaseSs CO zss-
leetfng psaiuc2l duties
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-10-24

The American fire losses for Ssptem
Der were SIo.TGs30a. making the og1al
for this year 50 far S962s7Sa ESen
these fgures fan far short Of tire
arrual kss fer they do not take into
acecHnt the interruption Of business
caused by eSnfagrzfiozs.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-10-24

England has a feet near the Darda
relies consisting of eight battleships,
i've cruisers and several gunboats and
torT4So d~estroyers. with q total arna-
rseut Of lie guns IL there is 20 be
trouble AT eenstantinopIe. the British
are on tie ground and ready for il.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-10-24

Lnrd SackviIleWe e made the great
mistake of his life when be refused
that dime museum offer OF 500" Fsr
week and expenses for two levees OF
two hours daily. He VIII never have
another chance ts put his talents 10
such profitable use.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-10-24

II seems that there Is also an IN
sarznce H15crobe After trying II vain
By yarssss restrictions 30 exclude
American life assurances companies
The German gcve-nDer1 hxs crdereS
that they shah wind up their business
A the empire by November l. The
exsirt is . good advertisement OF ST.
peri0S American methods
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-10-24

The Rhese Island legislature AZ It's
last session. appropriated $1,000 for
the construction OF sample half mile
setsoDs Of read in towns petitioning
for tben. and agreeing to pay one
fourth OF the cost Fifteen towns
have already embraced the opportun-
fty, and thus another state is prae-
ticany enlisted In the good roads
zaovss~ent
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-10-24

Engineers say an the karbors Of
lake Erie can be easily deepened by
damming the outlet and that this
plan is cheaper than dredging. Chi
cage shsuld look to this IL the up
per lakes are damned IL wan be
washed away.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-10-24

There is no Indication that the reo
pie Of Manitoba win agree 10 modify
their public school systen M ordered
hy the dominion government, backed
by the prfvy reuncil in London The
subject is sandled In London and OF
tawa as IL II contained explosive stuff,
and 80 II does II an attempt is made
20 compel obedience 10 the decree.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-10-24

Lieut.. Perry says he has made his
last Arctic voyage IS a ban over
forty is teo efd for the work But he
believes that the Pole viii be reached
before many years have passed He
has no faith in the existence Of an
open pelar SEA