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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-17
0eihafts . 8%cgnlatiousH Snrt bic
8uH0cs > Reaicruna.

0dhGfts E 8%cgnlatioueH onrd Oi
SuHocs > RegicruHg.
llniere aroBen GiienbubnsS piteml
gcmobrrn 9etpiien auntocn Gor5lt88
Eorife. 0os llebcl bat oerart itber
ba1lo 9euommcn, DOB Die Nominta
itrotion cine llntcriuf)ung anor0ncte.
un0 mad 0emGrgcbniB ocrieIben tano
lid 4rGitoent RooicDeIt ~perunlaBt, in
ieiner @otifoit 81 ernpfeblen oaB Der
Nuiifenituatlihen @anhelS Commit,
lion &olmad)t ertbeiIt lueroc, Die Ru.
ten mo Rcguluttoncn Der 9ubnen 5l
rcpi0ircn ltno ole reDtoirtcn Rutcn TO-
tort in aroit treten 81 lolien inn Sale
Die 8erIdtC nid)t an0ers ~entidlci0en.
0ieic Gmpieblung oeS Yr0iiOcnten lit
bcbcr5igt mor0cL, ltno cS lit bereitS
elm entiprcdenOer 8eiebentiuurf i'm
GongrcB eingerei6t mor0en. @eldes
Sd)tfiol 0ieier @ntluurf baben miro,
lGBt lid Oorou5iugcn, a6er man meib
ia, lpelden groBen GitfluB Ole @iicn.
b%abnfonige ltr0 Ole nit linen Der.
biinOeten Wonopole un0 @roBcorpo.
rntioncn I'M GougrcB baben. Die
o&obbp," OiCie ipc5iiiid omerifonii6c
uWtod)t binter Dem GbronC," miro
IQeS oCrIlld)en, 0on1tt Den 8obnen
mo ibren &crbiinoetcn lridjt lpcbe &c.
than miro. lln0 iucnn ieIbit inn Gre.
observation-disclosures cine 0ioBrcgel &c,
gen Die DiQtiirIid)c 8cUor5llgln9 elm.
5clner &llnOcn ourfgcicBt uerOcn
loIlte, 10 blctbt es nod Icbr fru9lif),
Oh Der Senot Ouiiir 81 bobcn lit.
Iie'e SPECULATION ourd) Die ReQierutg
piiroc cinen Grdceoen5iou I6ofien
Der 6olacn no6 lid 5ieben ipiiroe, Die
man I'M Senat, Dem yWliQion1rss
Club" ntht gerne liebt. @enn Der
8eidGltabetrieb Der @iienbabnen Der
Gontrole elmer 9InoeS HegierungS.
9ommiiiion lntcrIteQt uno bon oieier
controIirt lperocn bari uno ioQ, luu.
rum Damn nidlt aud unoere 8roB=
GorporutiOnen in ocrielben Mcile be.
bonoeln, lDern geifGitIid)e lle6er.
grille oocr l(ngere6tigfeitcn nad)ae.
ipieicn DcrOcnL Die iid iiber perid)ie.
oere Stuoten erItreden? "a lit Der
9arttoblenG ruit, Dem in Der 8reiie
oft genlg iolfc @eiddftspruftifen
b%orgeluorfen moroen lin0. 9u lit Der
6Ieiid)- ErlIt, Der icit Sobren Die Con.
fllrren5 aus Dem Meae 9erdumt bat,
inocm CT Die aleinen an bic @onO
0rildtc, bis lie ouietiften, INN iih
Damn ooppclt idooloS 81 balten. 0u
limo nod Iooiele anocre Corporate.
mem Die I'M SSntereiic 6eS Bottles reQll.
lotlonshc0iirfttg lino. Wnrllm olio bel
ben Gilenbobnen Iteben 6leiben2 Bel
0cn friiberen aleinbetrie6en NOR cine
Negicrltng3sGontrol iiberfliiiiiq; ser
8ettbcfucrb reguIirte Die 8eif4fte.
9clttc obcr, nnd)0cm itd) 0oS 8roB.
fopttol Die @roB6ctriebe, Die Gruit8
mo Wonopole 9ei6oifcn bat, gon5c
GrorrItric'n bon mcnigen W}1nnern
riidItftloS iiir ooS rationale &c.
ionmtipo6l geIcitct perocn, lit
cine Ginmiifung iln0 Die GortroIe
Der Vun0cSbcbOrbc notblpcnoig. 9ei
Der I1lS0cbnlnQ Der @elf1ftc iibcr
oicIc Stnotcn rcid)t sic GontroIc scr
Stootcn nid)t mcbr ans;
tie milroc iibcroicS feline cinbcitlidc
Iclt. Ob lid o6er Der Gon9rcB 5u
1bot oufroffcn uno Die Woro.
pole mo 8robcorporotioncn rcalli.
rem miro, lit jt bejipcifcln. 0o5u
man SIT icbr Dem 8rlltoiube
Der Nidteinmiltung ocS Stoote8 in
ptrtbid)oftIid)c uno 9cid1ftlidc 9e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-17
Ennis x. W. S,prlebctn.

IS finrb am 10. Sesember 1904 2onis j. u.
Sorlebein, g~eIiebier sobn bon 9outs y. nno
guuiin %. !. SorlebetIl, i'm stIter bon q S1b.
rem. Die 9eeroieune finoet 9unntag. oert ts.
Ec6ember. 9 llbr NndulittdgS, bon Der Mob'
nuna ieiner glterit. Gr. 1915, BtlfelSsMoel'lle
aus iiatt, iinb oanli nab Der oeiitftet hubert
I6sr =: 8snlS's aGif gde o[ Sfeniipm'' n"' gu
(3bo-3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-17

ser Der 9citehlihfcit ongefloqt tpor
mo 1876 ans Dem 9lnlte %entloiien
mur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-17
Wilhclmiun Tamnt.

IS itnrb nt Is. December 1904 0ithelmind
7an,ni, Satin bon Gonruo Sdmnt. int gllter
bon 66 SGbrcn. Die 8eeroiguug finoet Senns
tao, ben is. DECEMBER, . llbr gin dhrtittngs, bon
ibrer @c9runa. gtr, 1886, Wc@locrrDsStru
QUO iiniI. l3h2-3l
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Sefanntmadlnngen

annapolis, NIB, ben IS. 1eJember 1904.
Gie Neutrality-suspicious. oeS Stdates. Viat0'
idHo iperoen am Is. 3e3ember 1904 geitIoNeH
uro unl /. SaHudr 1905 DieoeT 9eottHet, gu
lpeIher Belt bic fduigen bGlbidbrit6en St1len
t1ir ole offeHtIihe Studisfbuio 5d9Ibdr lelH
ner0eH.
Dlurra1 gauoiUer,.
StauissS buBmeiiter BON Wtarolaro.
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@eIdlGfts : 9(u,einc.

Baltimore, ben f6. Se6. 1904.
pic 5irma 5aetbc 6 SisF iuuroc beute ulf
GeIbit. Rad gegcrietti9cm lebercinfomnieu
miro Grunf Dies. rueIfer ale 8erbinoliffctten
uno ollie @utbnbeu oee 8efhdIis rcgclt uirh,
aueiHiger Snbaber Der Sirma ieiiI.
@%pttfrteo 6nethc.
Granf Tics.
0uti5.
Sd lucroe ods 9eihift am nlten 4Iabc, III.
205, gtoribsStraBe, fortfibren.
(352-D Srnuf TteF.
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Senrn 0nnmbndl.

GO iiarb ain 10. December 1904 SenrD Baum.
BAD, a~eliebter Sntte Der beritorbenen QnuIiue
9dintbudI. I'M Ylter boIt 81 S1bren. Die SIC
e~roieung finbet SpnHtaa, 2 llbr gtn6mtttna5,
bon fetner Iebten 9Scbnin9, Nr. 4Js. Jtiiieas
Sirube, aus iintt. geripnnoie uno 5rcutoe
firo ndbtungsoou eingelnoer.
(3bt-2(
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Istaats. sdatmeiRsrs .ghrean.

WHnnpuIIeI WtIIUIuTIU.
9ie am 1. 2anuur 1905 fdatgen bGIbidbrs
ll6en Sinien iiir Die DftcHtllde .S6ulo oe5
StaateS WIurOlaro tperoeu am mo Hab Dem
/. Sunuur 1908 bon Douglass s.. Thomas.
Stuats,ggent, aWcrbaHts' Rational SaHi, i"
Baltimore, no, nlsbe8ablt.
OlurraB 8auoipcr,
Stuutsa StaBmctitcr BON WlarplaHo.
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Maric 6. Eicaer.

IS fturb at IS. December 1904 @sarie 6.
Sieser. aeliebte @nttin' bon Soiepb 5tegcr. I'M
MIter BON 40 Sabren. Die @eerbi9uug finoet
Muutaa. 2 llbr Na6mitiaes. bon tbrer Iebteit
Wobnulta. Or. 1917. 9Sefts 5uuettea Strabe. aus
itntt. Die Seriuanoten uno Sreunoe Der IA.
mile iino attittgSppn einselnoen, %oerfelben
bct6ipubneu. (352-D
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Mcrrit 0amps.

gs ftnrb mad, itiuerer srunfbeit iiiller &c.
bon 81 Sdbren. 0ns Geerdbrib tinoet BON Jet
fteIn letten Seim in FULLERTON, baltimore.
gountp. aus fiatt. Der Taa oeS 8egraorulnee
lpirb ipdter aitge3eigt. tS52,4--o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-17
Spbn Grrmia e Sp1n,

2eideubeftatter nnb GtnbaIfauttrer.
sr. zoos. Grleansfr. Dfb. EEL: @tnbinr 2o3.
3peiagefhdft: Nr. 524, berI. Gnftern'sloeltue,
Siablanotopn, Baltimore, RarbIano Ielepbon:
@inbfor go. antfden tperberi e~eiieferf MT
Sc65eiter. tnterbaItungen uub afbere gsle'
eenbeiten. (Sebri4, 1S,I&9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-17
@%eriammInnas glnaeiaen.

,,gdfcr ,liuteritituugs e gereiH Rr. B."
Seute, 5umftng. ben II. December, 9tbenoS
8 llbr. Notwithstanding uno YSabI Der DC
uHten gidbtcrlbeineu iuirh NIT SOC. aeftrait.
(352) peurg @ngclbndl, Scir.
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|crmiidjtc Nn5eigcn.

Glue ggittiue beabNGltilt bis MARI rber 9tpril
fueitia an pcrbeilcrn; MIR anfdnoioe gcuic fJrrs
nen pcrfjHIi6 u~niruleH. yidb uiruaeu In oer
Efiics Oes ~1sutifrn GUrreipUnOcnteu."
l3h2-N
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GOitprieue Npti3en.

q q d elmer 3u m IT. /.
hing oeS @cIOanpeiiurN5 . 0eportc.
ments ln'ercr Eoit iino I'M ubgclull.
fencn HchnurgSiohre ~, 7l7,5l7Gol.
lars IN @eIHouireiitngen olcilt nod
Dem IuSlan0e g2ltidt morocn; ii6er
S2 WttQionen nllcin nod) Stolien.
NitS frcntoen SGnoern tont1t ollers
olnga olld) 0cl0 0urd) bic EoIt nad)
Den Sereinigtcn Staoten. SIM lcbtcn
6i9foljobre marcn es iiber 1874 nil
lionen Collars, Die 6itrd) bic Bot
bier sur I%llS5ablung fonlen. Nnd)
GelltIhIano luurbcn lcBtes Sobr ans
Nmcrifo iibcr iieben Wiqioncn in
8eloomuciillngcn geinnbt, mGbrcub
o0n bort MIR $4,000 Collars bier.
Der 9cid)idt wuroen. 0eltiflon6,
OcItreid), llngorn uno HuBlono bcjos
gen ans Den &ereini9ten Stootct ic
cttua orei WiQioncn Collars, Shpe'
oclt ctluo 100000 Collars, Snpon
t,727,00O GpaorS. 9ofiir ididte
0cutid)lol0 etluu onocrtboIb Willio-
ltelt Collars nnd) Inieritt, Scitrcid)
uno Sfipcoen je run6 cine boIbc
WiIlion. Rltblono 10000 Collars
itno Sopon MIR 5000 Collars. Nuut
mare eS grunofalid, ans bielcn 3ohs
len 5lt id)lieBcn, onb boS bon bier
Tortgcihiftc @clo bon Den Iblenoern
in oerlnften tSeimotb onaelegt meroe,
nm lpater bort oooon 81 5ebren. 9ei
ntcIeit Stolienern, Magparen mo
,Slauen mag bas Der SAL fem; aaein
Die nod TitBlano, Srlono uno Der
ld)ieoenen onoeren 9Gnoern gelanos
ten Summer oiencn ood) iuobl meiit
oo5lL Mngcborige bort 5u nnteritiit.
sen. ODER 8erluonoten mo Sdmilicrt-
mit9lieoern Die Heiiefoiten mad ben
Ser. Stootcn 6l ii6err.
Gem prem d,cn Sanb.
to9e lit cine Ectition 5ugcgonqen. Ole
Sitillotlren .Srou" unh nSr0ulein"
nett 81 reqeln. Cen ongciobrtcrl
W1bd)en ioG oaS Hcd)t 5~igcltonbcn
ipcroen, iid) in 3ufunft ollf) Srait
nennen SIT loiieil. @arum ord)
nidt9 Sie 8eipGbrirng Der Eeiitioll
miirbe gfiemono ungIiidlid MADDEN,
pielleid)t Giti9e gliidlif, oenn ionit
mare Die Ectition nid)t abeefaBt uno,
Dem preliBtIdlen 2m1btage iiberreid,t
iuoroen. Ten MGtnern nber fam
cS eincrlei icir, Of iic en6biees Sr1il-
lcin ooer 9n1oiae Srnit iogcn. GoS
gbgeoronetenhouS beid)lob aber,
nod)oem 5tpei Reben eeholten iuorben,
iiber Die Eetition our SoecSorbnurg
i~lber5u9eben. 9os rSrGulein" beItebt
alto fort. I
Sn Forts bat d) cir 6 o.
mite 9ebilbet, Inn bort ein Yeetboper.
Setlfinol 5i errihtert. s(n Der Spise
oes eonite's iteben Die @r1iin 9eoru
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Eel: Q. & 9.-Mt. yernon Ali . nnb 272s
Wo.-gginSfor 22S.
6. GanSer e GDhne,

9etdentefatter nub Ginbnlianirer.
Rr. 170S nnb ITO, Canton . Mnennf, a"'
Siopt,Gde Baltimore. ctr. nno Brpaoipnp.
Sabritnnten bon Yatent'gastets.
(SebrlO-) t
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Baltimore gemeterg.

Bhrean: Wr. 344, Wsrb. Ctarfes-e trake.
BegrnbntbpIdte sum Berfduf - bon $26 an,
NIT Wnrmorptof.en abeearen5t, $36 Hldt
fir bier @ribcs. (San18,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-17

ltno Die GomponiIten Saiut.5 oen5,
&peooor Dubois unb SicgfricO @og'
iter. Gas QentmoI gcetbouen's ion
I'M Mtat 1905 ouf Dem (rocooero'
Flaee el1tbiiat iperocn. Bel Der 6eier
nlro Elm groBes Ruiiffeit DeranItoI.
tet iperoen.
Sn StoBfurt bat lid elm
6moltlabriger S6ulfnobc foot &C.
rnl'ft. @r roud)tc Giqorrettcn unO
lleB Den Holrd crtrd Die 2lnge &c.
ben. 0aourb uur0e cine gtitotin
Verotftung berbeigcfiibrt, Die eine
plosllde Spr3IGbmung sur JoIge
botte. unieren iunqeu Gigorretten.
rolld)ern sur 8ornmg.
Die Br6mic Ser preubi-
ld)en aloiien.2otteric I'M @ctroge BON
100000 Norf lift bic5moI elmer Sioz
nleiin, bic bei'm Ierniprcdj-g mt III
Somburg an9eitclt lit, 5ugciaaen.
nj @iiiifitppt bat lid
I'M Soufe Der Sabre cine blil6cnOc
Snonltrie entiui6cIt, peldc Die gro.
BEN Wten9cn Der SiiBUoiier. Dluiheln
jn Observation-Disclosures ii. ogI. Derar.
beitet. Sect merber bcreits 8efiird)'
tnn9en Iout, oaB eS nit 0ieIer Snou.
Itrie bolb 81 Gnoc icir per0e, ga 6a@
Observation-Disclosures oltf Die Nci9e gebe.
Us ut toll 0aroui Observation-Disclosures
tporocn. HteIige 0}uihcl60tfc Itn0
bereitS poaitGnoig olra0cbelltet. Obnc
TiltIi6t ouf 2oif5eit II. @oh8tbum
Der Wllidcln lit ser sang 6etriebcn
moroen. Sctt rltfcn Die Eerlmlttter.
6ubrifonten mad Scr |oli5ci. Onfcl
Sam Ioa cingreifcn mo ser Iuo,
rottung @inbolt tbum. Die uItc @e'
if)idte. @oS lit aus Sen 5nbQoICn
8ilo.Gnten %geiporoen, Die nod Dor
einigen Sobr5ebnten IN Ger @beiopeo'
te'gat SIT finoen tporcn? Plus Den
@on0ertotben, oen GcrropinS llno
10 oielen Nnoeren? Nuf'S IuSrot,
ten beritebt ii6 ser ancrituner.
q d elmer 2onopnCr
ans Tofio bat 6clomor-
iboa Sbomo bic propiioriihe Sim
perlei6lmg Der iiioIifen Wtonoidyurei
an Sopon proflomirt. 9iS iett Fat
offi5ieu itct8 erfGdrt, ooB So-
pan nift ouf 2onoerluerb III Der
Nanoiduret aus iei. Goreo iperoe ia
luobl SIT Sopon geidlngen luerOett;
nber barber binau@ 0enfe Sopan an
feline Groberungen. @egloubt bat
ooS notiirlif Niemonh. Spnma
iibrigenS nit ieiner 8rotlo.
nation SIT iriib. Ger 8rieg lit nod
81 @noe, uno pom 6rieoens.
miro bod luobI Die &ertbeilulg
Der 9eute u%bbGngen. abb,
Gle Il ter ift6 ma 9c6pn
ben Mormoiten.S enotor HecoSmoot
ais Elm &eritth bingeitcqt, ooS
1lornliihe Niocnll oes Gon9reiieS gu
)cben. Gas mare got5 nncrfer-
lenstpcrt6, mern oerGerilld) niht Sen
9eigelfmnd bate, lid ipe5iel gegcn
inc reli9ioIc Settc 81 menOcn. lin
zen mornlii6en Stnn0 5lt beben, nd
c eS nidt notbmenoig, gerooc nit
zen Wormonen an5ufnngen. HceS
5moot ielbIt lit fem EolpgonliIt, Ser
Eieliucibcrei i%eincr @loubtnSgcnolIcn
pcger fam nlult i'm ood) nid)t ipobl
mi icinCn Sit I'M Senot bringcn;
IA aud iueitcr 9cgen Die YerionIifj.
cit ul6 0cn Gborofter Smoot'S
lid,tS @brcnriibrigcS porIicgt. 9ic
llntcriutyung oiinft ms mrbr
u1e Gonjsiiiolt oeS ScnotS an Die
briitlid)en Jrnilen utt6 8eiitlifen 5t
cin, meld)e oic llnteriuhung peron.
abt babcn. 9orum:
Nid)t 10 piclcS ScocrleIell,
AnSt tI,, fptttur ,,,tr hnrpi,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-17

nno Ole GOmpOniIten soint.5 oenS,
&beooor Dubois unS Sicgirico @oG'
l1er, Gas GentmoI gcetbooeu'S ioa
I'M Mtai 1905 auf Dem lrocooeros
Blate entbiiIGt tueroen. Bel Der 6eicr
miro etn 9roBes RuIifieit UcronitoI-
tct iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-17

Die BrGmic Ser preu + il
ld)en aloiien-2otteric inn @ctroge BON
100000 Norf 1T bic5nloI elmer Sioz
meiin, sic bei'm Ierniprcdj.g (mt III
9amburg on4eltent ii, 5lAcfalen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-17

Sn Foris bat d) Elm 6 o.
mite 9eblloet, Inn BORT ein 9eetbooen.
Seflfmal 5u errifteil. an Der Spite
oes 9omite's iteben Die @rGiin 8earn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-17

Sn StoBfurt bat lid elm
5luoltIabriger S6ulfnobc foot &C.
rnl'ft. @r ro1ld)te Giqorrettcn unO
lleB Den &olt6 c1rd Ole 2lrnge &c.
ben. 0nourb ultrop cine Rifotin'
8eroittuHg berbeigcfii6rt, Die cine
plosIi4e Ser3labmunq sur JoIge
botte. unieren iunaen Gigorretters
roudlern sur 8ornuna.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1904-05-06

Statesmen HOnOred with Trees.
Z Jerry Reamer of Lincoln township
was visitor last Saturday. He brought
in report Of the Arbor Day tree plant
ing at district 80 in Lynn township,
where Miss Maggie Donahue taught
during the term which closed last Fri
day. Mr.. Reaner says the term has
been very successful and that Miss
Donahue is one Of the best teachers in
the state. He says it pays to pay good
wages to good teacher and the patrons
of district 80 are highly gratified over
Miss Donahue's work. She gave her
scholars big candy pull at the home
of Miss Alma Erickson Friday evening
and all were happy over the result.
Here is a list of trees planted by the
scholars of Miss Donahues school on
Arbor Day, and we doubt if any school
in the county did as we'll. Minnie
Opsal planted and named her tree in
honor of Senator Kittredge, Ella Nc
Kinley planted her tree and named it
in honor of Senator Gamble, Therrsa
Kaffer, named her tree 0. c. Berg. in
honor of the secretary of state, Matilda
Opsal named her tree A. Il. Tuve in
honor Of President Tuve of Augustana,
Jennie Reamer houored Coe ]. Craw-
ford by naming her tree after him,
Annie Opsal named her tree in honor Of
County Superintendent Geo. Dean,
Efie Opsal planted a tree and named
it Governor Herried, Maggie Donahue
planted tree in honor of Hon. William
Henry Harrison Beadle, one of the first
prominent educators of the territory
and now President of the Madison
Normal Oscar Opsal planted his tree
and named it Andrew E Lee. in honor
of Elk Governor Lee, Ada Wiggin
named her tree in honor of Prof. G. W.
Nash, state superin' endent, and New.
ION Reamer planted his tree and named
it G. 81. Cassill, in honor of Mr. Ca
cashier of the Farmers State Bank. sslll
The scholars out in Lynn did hand
some thing in honor Of the gentlemen
named.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1904-05-06
Lincoln County for Mitchell.

It may be trifle selfish for the citi-
zens of Lincoln county to favor the re-
moval Of the capital from Pierre to
Mitchell. but we must regard the mat.
ter from standpoint Of convenience,
and convenience is one Of strongest I'M
pulses which regulates human affairs.
Convenience rules mans preparation
for success in any undertaking, and
this necessary adjunct in our modern
life will apply to every man east Of the
Missouri river, with the exception of a
circle of say 80 miles around Pierre,
if we regard the placing Of the capital
at q point where nearly all the people
east of the river can reach it in few
hours travel by rail. There is no use in
discussing the land question in this re-
lation. Every man and many of the
women of the state understand the rela-
tive conditions which control the land
question and the matter of settlement.
These are questions that cut no parti'
cular figure in the argument.
Nature has fxed a dividing line be-
tween the agricultural and grazing
sections of the west and we Of South
Dakota undeiStand this. Beginning. a
Pierre and running due south to Indisr
Territory you find the great grazing
belt Of the country west of that line
and on the east of this line agriculture
pursuits predominate. No discussion
is necessary on this for the condition.
are we'll known.
Then we return to the first PROPOSE
ton of convenience. From the nortl
line of the state above Aberdeen ani
from Yankton or Elk Point, Chamber
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1904-05-06
! CANTON. SOUTH DAKOTA. FRIDAY. MAY 8, 1904,
Homes tor Settlers.

After 1 couple Of years Of continuous
effort South Dakota's senators and rep.
resentstives have succeeded in trans
forming from Indian to white occu.
pancy 100000 acres Of good land
through compromise that gives the
Indians dollar more an acre than
was origionally intended, If this con-
cession had been made in the begin
ming the legislation would have been
more speedily accomplished. l
The president has signed the bill
that commands the red men of South
Dakota to surrender portion of their
possessions and Gregory county will
shortly become the scene Of active riv-
airy for chances to own homes through
small Investments.
This tract OF land will be specially
occupied by industrious men who will
prove valuable addition to the state
The area surre ndered by the Indians
will sustain 2, 500 families when it is all
occupied
Before these Ithe iintsend ta settle ec
the tract are permitted to enter upon
their possessions there will be period
of preparation, the details Heing ar
ranged by the general land Office.
There is not enough land to satisfy all
who will probably seek to avail them
selves Of this opportunity to secure
cheap homes and the arrangement is
that the land be distributed through
the lottery process
Those who intent to take chances in
the drawing will be permitted to regis
ter their names at Bonesteel and Fair
fax, within few miles of the reserva-
tion, or they may. register at Chamber.
lain, the seat Of the government land
Office through which the distribution
10 to be made Registration Offices are
to be opened as early in May as possible
and the date for the filing will be fixed
sometime between the 18th of June and
the lst of July.
These preliminaries are matters for
future arrangement and they will be
given~to the newspapers as soon as the
plan of operations is decided upon at
Washington. Sioux Falls Press
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1904-05-06
How the Center of Population is
Moving West

Moving West
The center of population Of South
Dakota has moved slightly north since
the actual settlement Of the state began
in 1860, but the movement west has
been almost impreceptible. according to
the census reports. The change from
1890 to 1900 was but one mile west and
five miles north, and the center of pop.
ularion now is 100 miles east of Pierre.
These figures are authentic and will be
verified by the census bureau. if anyone
cares to write for them
The medium point of population
the point Of intersection Of the line di.
viding the population equally north and
south with the line dividing it equally
east and west-in short, the central
point Of populations now 1873 miles
east Of Pierre and 80 miles north of Nit
chell and fifteen miles east of it, near
Carthage. The center of population and
the medium point Of population would
be practically the same were it not for
the great distance of the Black Hills
counties from the densely populated
part Of the states
When one looks over the gain Of pop
ulation in the states by counties and
districts during the past ten or fifteen
years the persistency with which the
center Of population holds its ground is
easily accounted for.
To illustrate: The three tiers of
counties on the extreme eastern border
of the state and comprising only about
one.ffth Of it's ares-a strip of territory
about three counties wide. running
north and south-namely: Marshall.
Roberts Day, Grant, Clark Codington.
Hamlin, Deuel., Kingsbury, Bookings,
Miner. Lake, Moody, Hanson, McCook,
Minnehaha, Turner. Lincoln, Union,
BonHomme, Yankton, Hutchison and
Clay having population of 231, ,S72,
while the remainder of the state. in.
cluding all west of the Missouri, has
but 169,69S, showing that there are
something like So, 900 more people living
east of Mitchell in the state than west
of it.
During the period of 1890 the total
gain of the state in population was 50,
97O. The gain of the counties just
named above was so, 267 alone-almost
as much as the entire state, including
all west of the Missouri-gained in that
time.-Kimball Graphic.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1904-05-06

Howard Spirit: Half of Dakota's
half million inhabitants live within
one hundred miles of Mitchell Less
than one. tenth of them live within one
hundred miles of Pierre. Is it surpris-
ing that the resolution passed almost
unanimously?
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1904-05-06

500 Falls Critic: The travelling men
are always strong body. of wide awake
hustlers and the town is fortunate that
it has their support. They know live
town when they see. 1t, that is why they
are so enthusiastic for Mitchell for cap
ital. 1t shows another thing and that
is, that practically all the business int.
terests are for Mitchell in this contest.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1904-05-06

Armour Herald: Who ever heard Of
anyone considering Pierre as a desira.
BILE town in which to locate q conven-
ton. Even the newspaper boys of the
state have quit going there for their
mid. winter meetings, though they have
a section in their bylaws which pro.
yides that they meet at the state capital
during the legislative session.