davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-05

John G. Reding. a thresher Of Mari
on. was arrested on the charge of
threatening to XIII Ct ]. Wagner, 4
business rival. Reding waived exam
iuation and entered a plea of guilty,
whereilpon he was bound over to keep
the peace III the sum Of $500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-14
YroSelc seacm SdJladltbans .%ciitcr

GDicagn 81, 10. 9llllllit. -
Gie &erbouolrllq gegen n ShIoht-
bouSbciiber, NmpGItc uno Corpora.
%tionen, luelde ser &erihm6rltna sur
@~e'drdnflmg bc9 &onbelS, Ser Nm,
nabutc bon Gnbotten ltlto ser Wecin.
iIuilung bon NcgicrunQS5eu9eu on.
getlaNt lin0, muroc oltf sen .. Otto
Der anberoumlt. @eltern mltr0en Is
bis 20 nCllc &orIuoungen polt 3ell0cn
iitr GAS %0cnonntc Tatum bcimiid
altSgeld)ricbPn mo 0enielben Ncitern
Nbeno Ourd Spc5iol . SiiliSmor-
lh1tle 5lQeItcllt. Gieic Gorlooungcn
moren iiir 0ie meiIten Sblod)tbou3-
@cliBer cine grobc llebcrraihung.
Gielc3 &orgcbcu ieiten3 oc$ 0i,
itrittSampnlt3 e. q. MorriIon ioIgtc
Sen Worten oc3 ErIiioentcn Nooie-
belt, Ole cr 9eItcrn IN GbaltnltQlln in
elmer Nurcoe Dor 10000 GeriUtcn
Qeiprod)cn bate, oti Dem Subc, VrGs
li0cnt HooieueIt bate crtldrt, 0ob sic
itrai9eridJtlidc @criolgung Ser
Sd)luhtbnll3 > Wrlibcr nod W6aIidl,
felt beihIcnniGt mer0en miiroc. uno
mGbrcno Der Friliocnt oie'c @orte
iprod), parcn sic Morih1ae ihon
nit oen @orIoNunQeu m%ntcrpcoS.
Mon bate bic bctrcficnocn 3uiteIml.
gen nit GROCER SeilnIihteit por0c,
nolnmcn, "a man iiird,tetc. 0ab, luiC
eS filr5Iid) bctrefi3 bon ser @ronO
&urp %9clpiinihtcr 3eugcll ser 6an
mar, eini9a mminiqe 3eugcn on3
&ono perIaiicu miiroen. Obgleih
bi3ber nid)t uicIe NorIooungcn erIoi-
ien morhcn iinO, QIaltbt man bod,
0aB 81 Ser gcnonmten Nerban0IuItJ
uidt iucniNcr oI5 200 bis 300 3cit-
gen OorQelu0en mcrScn.
IS lit notwithstanding baB 81 0cn
betreIienocn &erbanolrmacu cine An.
sail NltSbiili3 . MnuGItc bon Wni6
iuQton nof Gbicu1o aeionot meroen.
Gin ie0er Scr bctrclienoen SGlle miro
lcpurat nor9cnomnlen meroen, 10 oaB
Orei Wonote uergcben oiiriten, bepnr
ser lcbte oicirr SiiIe nuI9eurbeitet
icin miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-14
Grpluiiun nit GebenSucrlmit.

Nem 0orf, 10. Muouit. -
@GbrcnO orei 2lrbcitcr Scr oNem-
Ourt Steom Seating 60" 0eitcrn
Morgcn zines icho50liae 2citunN9-
r0bre Dor 9tr. 81. &eleOitroBc, repn-
%riricr, crIol1te pI0blih cine ilIrtt.
bare Grplnlion, lpelde cincu Scr Nr.
better, Den 33'iGbrigen rSobn Sorti-
gan bon Nr. 1873, Mclt Strabc, 10
ihIimm pcrbriibtc, ooB or bolo oa.
rmuf I'M oSIOion-Str. . Soipitnl"
iturb. Turd Die @cnaIt ser Grplos
lion mlrrOe er aegcn cine feline Moi-
lcrr0bre binali Qcid)lelloert, mobci er
nllbcrocm oaS rcd)tc Nein brn6. Wfit
mcitbin b0rborcm @rolllcn II. 3ildcll
if)ob Scr enticiielte 0ampf $50 Sub
bod III Die Guit empor, sites, Sono
uno Stilde Ser 1eborcitenen &0brc
m%ittrogcnO, 10 Dab bic Eoiiunten Der
nm oieie Belt iebr belebten StrnBe,
ais lie lid, ser l%lnoliidaitGttc nGber-
ten, iidy ihIemiqit in ole Nnhbor.
l6oen ililhteten.
&ormnnn 5bomoS S'Mnra bon
Nr. 237, Olt.32. Strobe, rno ser an-
nerc Nrbciter, WorGngel bon Hr. 10,
@rcclnDid 2 Strnbe, beionocn iid III
beiOcn Seiten Der Seiinmng mo mllr.
0cn e~beninlS ldper perbriibt.
Irob ieincr idlimmen 8erbrii6uul.
gen liei &ormom O'Wara nod Dem
Gtnbliiienent Der Steam Seating
60, an Gen. uno @oibington. Ctr,
uno orebte Den Golnpf ub; oonn be-
gab nlld) er lid ms .Suoion Ctr.
Soipitul," I'M ieine @unoen beball-
beln 81 lniien. SpGter mllroe er ga.
ielbit aui Die tehniide @nflaae oeS
id)peren Ingriii5 perboitet mo i'm
Combs = Eoli5eiqeridt unter S66ut
oes Inmalts Der ,Nem Dorf Steom
Seating 60" entlaiien. &ur5 nod
Der itnrb S%arti9an, uno S'Mora
miro oesbalb nod)mols, iilo sluar ali
ole antlage oeS 1obtihlogs, i'm go
li5eigcridt porgeiilbrt ul0 Dem Goro4
ner ~iibcrpieien weroen. gr bot einen
in%mmerpollen anblid; iein gnn5er
aopi mar %banoagirt, 10 onB MIR Die
Iugeu uno Der Mlno berou5 idou.
ten; ipred]en fonnte CT niht. Hod)
Dem 8erbor febrte er ms Soipital
5uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-14
Wcltcru Inr0Iano GiIcn6ahn.

Frat am 1s. Snui 1901 tn aratt.
Su9c Detidneh SlueI. Sintioi, Die iolgf:
1dnildl.
40 iriib - Sdnells Euti5iie. 6diiptIifie. Ga
pcrSiopr. u. 4 70. Sh., nio bent Gi6en,
mo u~isaenomnen Gunitaas y. Y. n. ".
9O1mber3bura. Wtnrilnobir1, Ninfefiet NIB
Vlnlftc ut Der 0beidpenle x g4clitrn enbn.
915 Norm. - Yen'Wlar 9rpreb. Cur la6
zen Niur.)
1000 sLbeno5 sffom. nod llnicu'Prioe,.
aaglidl, aESarmcnnien eonntaas.
100 Wotgelle Dorf, v. 4 9. Dip. II. Snupt'
plllie DltIitb oon Grlprp ''SrOOe, Carlisle unb
IS. 10. r. ".
sOr lloroeus - 9nnpuiuie. Saocrstcwu, Sau.
cod, Sbippegsblra, Sreocrid. gmmiisbnte
1912 %rrrn. Hffonl. nab Union NrIoae.
glorf nm GETTYSBURG.
100 Eohm. - HiipnL rnm cutors @robe.
225 Mathn. - Niton mao emoro''sreos.
3.25 Y.Gdhln. $500 Nlue Wurniain 9rp. (Pdrlor.
Carr: leruet 9reoerid nib Sailcod.
$50 yinhih. -- Srp. nab D0rt uio y. X ..
Sibiiinn
APO Gn6m, Tott e,bnca Orb; ,srner
426 Sa6m. - lniuu grioae gno,n.
800 Nnmm. 49, Grp. Pit1fte an ocrSalpiiinie.
Suacrotorpr. 5rtoer't. emuilSbut9 u.Stlp'
b26 MbenS5 - gfiolu. .,otb gTeNa.
6.i5 Gbenof = whom. nab ttliinneribee.
n NHt an eamtnasH.
II .bb Tndlr. 49, Htne NioGe Qimtiet. Gdru.
SrpreB n,h 9tlirmcnt. Wiolntain > HoiniS
UNI SdgcrsioiDH.
Sur gonnfana.
$50 @orm. - StUui. Iia1 llnioit Prihae nnb
sonnDber.
2.3O Gdtin. - Iifom. nod llnIontsribqe.
$50 Hndnt. Nfiuin. nab WieIid.
Vilei' mo @epid Biireau. sibaugb's. Vde
gtarlcss AFRO qeTiHrion'S irnte.
Sige DuItrn on %llnint5 Fernn. sgtbe.. SuIton'
uno giolbiOof tJ'Orib fsloe.) Gtaiion.
SIlt mon nri Prnnd s9Ine .sStaiion.
Y. 8. Wrisr ,to, IS. Z. W.
y. W. Somen. a. g. ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-14
Baltimore 1ampi'Hafet.Gu.
Gaze uub ,uuer(aJNoe Pat.Qtutel

Ole Wcr. Gtoaiem, 9oIi bef5roernb.
Tdmpfer fntren idplib. Gpuntdas cusastout.
Siobt.S trabe, $40 M6enSs, Slreit mao ris
Rnint eorliort. EorioIf. Portsmouth unb alea
luniten Seo GiibenS. @erbinbune In oh
9G,nt @S'nisri MI 9. 4 9 siIenbabm Tas
~Seobonro Iir aine" toIiben 2ug bon Forts.
mouth nah silonia. Sn gorfolf 3erbinouna
mil Der .Ntioniic Geaft Cine, RorfoIf nn6
Carolina. Y~iprfolf nno fioiid, RprfoIf unb
nrftilh luo oh Dominion Cline" mad sQep.
bern, sSal6inafon. &.tey ins Niebniono. va
Wiablaetten fat enropliltep ,Ylane. -Puru'
BoinpfbeiBuna. aoiep fret. sflerbirte aalnisn.
bininier IN ben Wiaet @iireonr Der .Rab Cine
1r, Ssl; s9ef 'Rnltiyprst 6trotss gr. SOC mrb
FaItiGiorc, nnh GaIeerir 6trnfs Continental
Iruti s'uilbina unb Hl6dupt'S. 109 Voro,9 baries
2trobe. tI ur,1I
Bic. Vrai. u. Sen.' Y'dnaBtr. y 0eu.' gaH. .aasuf
CTe82-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-14
Wrrdants' C Niasrs' 9raaspor.
tation 6pmpanp.
Tautpffr.pIufer

OVERWHELMINGLY.
Yd@ Pottpn uu6 benz SfieH; iebeH Wpntaa,
Tteufldg, TonHert1B inb Gamftaa, ubenbS
D llbr.
gut grobioenee II. benz SftPn: iehsr Conn.
tao. Wiittpuh liHo Sreiial, gbenoS o iItr.
Eat ReWport . ReipS uno Porfo.f: tdQItA
nm u llbt Nbenos.
Sru6t W,rb idalid bis r libr abenbs fnr on
beni 9nOe abtdbrenoe 3umpicr angenummsu.
Nnh Sdodnlnb uno benz Gloen. ieoen Diem.
itag. goruicriiag NIB Sainftaa gbenos q ttbr.
Noitoner nno Rrobihence : Tampfer Iabren
bon hcr gseri,e am 6uBe oes eongsbods ab.
Sdbourat' Ddnfpfer bon Der 9Berite ani Subs
Der Beit'Sau5 9tbenue.
6. ". Glninotam. asent,
YomgtDo6.
u. Y. Suvusy. @..y ..Aaswt.
v. D. otebbinS, 0su. .gaau.
sGuptbfrsdm - eGben.@de WeruaH. MAJ
siahi. s'raee. Ut3.1&5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-14
Ser. Sangcr BON Baltimore.

Sauptallarticr: .@ermnnia WGn.
nerhor Safe; Yrdiioent Senrp
@ieiefing, Nr. 22S, berI. Gaitcrn.
Npe.; eorreiponoirenoer unS proto-
follireneer Ysketar &. @iaiam gu.
oenaaS~SNsN N2SsssS slemasitsaBsv
Sinau3 Sefretdr q. Simmelbebcr,
Ir. 315, Norb gbenItraBe; Sdas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-14

meiitcnt&. Midlidl, &r, 7t3I @or.
nerItrobc; 0irisel,t &orM N. aleiu.
&criommIitng rieoen 3peitcno 8reitog
in Wotut. IN
".tp "a. Nrion." ...
SouptQuortier: Gtoq SoQe, Nr.
POS, &otopersS trobc, rSinqitunbe:
Mittmod L. 0iriQent; 8. &. Srouf.
.SarmoniC."
&ollptQuoriier: Or. 4t4, @eIt.
6oDcttc. Strnbe. Sinaihu0e: 0icn.
tags - Giri9ent; &obn 81. 8Iein.
o@crrnonin' MGnncr6or."
@onptQrnrticr: @crmonin MGn.
ncrd)or e Solle, Nr. 4l0-412, @eIt.
2ombaro.S trnbe. SinoItumoe: Don.
Iierlto85 II 0irigent: Ebeobor Sem.
berger.
.Srobiim."
&nnptQltnrticr: SrobIinn : SaIe,
Nr. 1000, SreSerif Npcmle. Cling.
lhtn6c: Mithpot)S- 0irigent; Sobn
u. &lein.
yNr6eiter- WGnnCrd)or."
&olptQunrtier: NuoreuS' Safe,
Nr. 3li, SnlopcrItrobe. Singitunoe:
@tittmod9 - 3iri1cnt: Gbo9. s..
0pd)ult.
-.
n2ocnlt.Ioint MGnnerdcr."
&nlptqllattier: 3mider'5 &nle.
Ode Gubo' uno NnbreitrnBe. Sing'
ltln0c: Wittipod NIbcuoS s llbr -.
1iri9cnt: Nl,bcrt Griippel.
.Mrbeiters QicOcrtnicI."
SnuptQllnrtier: &oIi' &olle, Nr,
40S, Melt 2eriligtonitraBc. Cling.
ituuoe; ~9ienitogs-Giriaent Subert
&riippel.
.MeIo6ie."
@ouptQunrtier: q. Shes Safe,
Ode 2opItrube rno 9eIoir . Inrft.
Sin1ihmoc: Gomneritags = 0iri'
gent q. &nrolllS.
n@oueriiher MGnnerhor."
&auptQllnrtier: Mdcrmonu'$ SoIlc,
Ode BON Caroline. unO @%oi,obitroBc
Gingitimbe: 9onneritog Nbeno -
Girigent: Nli1uit Gdneioer.
.@ernmlia. 9lmrtetteGfub."
"SunptQllor ier Meienberg's Softc,
Nr. tl6, Morb GacoItrdbe. Gin9'
itIube: 0ienitn03 - Tiri9cnt: s.
GaroluS.
oWcsgrr,@ eianaucrcin."
Soupt1uortier: Soiimonn'S Safe,
2olu' uno 1orreit StrnBe. Cling.
Ihmoe: 0ienltugS--Gir iaen Subert
Stripped.
.GocImcib."
Soupto,,ortier: @eora 8. Iber'&
Sale, Nr. I, Salt Npenllc, Canton.
Singitmoc; Gicnitaas - Giriacnt;
slug. SGneiocr.
oSbolia W1unerdor."
SnupiQllortier: Soi9t'S &oQe, Hr.
1922, &nrior6 NIpenile. Siu0itunoe:
0icnitog3 - 0irigent: &. 6. Jronf.
Sllrnucrcil oGoripGrtS."
&ormGrt5 NoQe. Nr. 1924.
@cit observation-disclosures.
oGi6enfrnn5."
Snnptoi,ortier: Sobn Shmi6t'S
Dorm. 3orn'5) Snae, Gle 3. mo
@ouabitroBr, &~iobIanbtomn. Sing'
itunbe: Wittwod)S - 9irigcnt: Golu.
mH1,,nr
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Gbeiaprafe Sampfer.G


eleaar.e NaiIaeier > TnMpier .Muaufta- NM
.Httdnia" rdd
Ctr SoInt Comfort nub y,Srfsff, Ga,
TnUtpier b~trluttei Baltimore iaaifdh (drAle.
foninien Soilnfuas) I'M $50 NbeitoS uno foins
men IN lib Rriut comfort I'M q ibr Worasnl
nnh IN Noriolf INN 7.t5 Worsens ar, an
lhliebei.b. on bic gifenhdbn8lae nab ausn
yunffen oes Gioen5 uuo SiieipetfenS.
Tsrf.Htser .2tnie.
eiea ante Bafiasier : 9aiRpfer Charlotte rno
sB1lfimore"
unG Wen. Estnt Hns MiAmsnb. Ea.
Euninier ~hertattefi baltimore tdaItds taiss0e.
noirIreE Gountngs) nm Is ubr Nddmtttoas Hrb
lpnlnien an ReftsToiut nm 7.30 Woraen8 uliS
gu -Sidmonb I'M 9.2b W9oraens an.
Die an W'oItaaeu. Nitttpoden uHb 3reitageu
bon baltimore ahfdbrerheU Edmpfer, iutb bic
bon s9eit. Boint an Steniinaen. 1ouuerlhtae
EIIn Sdnifiaaen ahfubreu. leasp In @leueeiier.
BotGt nuo Tnmonh's nn; uro bic an 9ierfta.
cen. IOrnerftoasu tno Sainitdaen bon l,aitt.
more iiiio an WontageH. Mittlocme n uio fret.
tdaen bon Welt xoiut lbfubrsnosu 9Qmpfer
Ieaen in Do,ficipn uHo gIap.Aauf an ttst ain.
htgem &Cttsrl.
1aalSfer osriaIeM Baltimore psm gtsv Nv. "A
une 10, 9iahtfir a hst. Rerfte.
Lnrh Ntlete mad allen Yunffeu forum az
fitbert tsepGd Inifeegeben rno aaihteMinnufsr
I'm sor1iS ~referbirt iueroen In Sen Ife0oes
EiHefsglreGur: ri. 3t1, Nsvh.0 hssfe1.Q t5ahe,,
n. ~. Robisn, aeeut, sr. WI, cN.UatffasiS.
strabe, ober ben Saupt. atiireany: ~. 80,
Giant. strses. .Saiiimsrs. ~. 7T
us me '3siaJ E sgsiiSr.r. S.n Y ~ S goss.s, .s..
:. .. Ne1asssi. ealts.Oe n.s9aH.s9 sssl.
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0r. so. Mielter,
bomSopatbidsr Mr,t
Wr. 1419, Iiaoeu. aDenue.
@unorrOule Gntoednna.

Nrau %. Sleiiue. beiOOrrnGenoe GprSinliliin
fir Srdnen qetocn. Enlntu i0uitt flo III nlen
SdIet pertrluliber Nri az MD ioeIibeH. Aenu
sic leioeno iiIo. peroe th 1bneH belten. 80
bate nte etiLet ein5ieen Seblitlna, trieidie'
runa IN AZ GtiIuoen nner teine Nf8abluna Oers
.lnlt. aein Sdniet3, Uocr @cldbr, ooer Qnicr'
bretune Der Slrbeit; OuNig bGrtHluS. SIn
Gpreh5inIIer oeer brteilt6, SO. Yrioai' Infer
iom'Hett fit Snnien. @tibulte Mirterlunen.
NerJilidbe Ntbaitollillg meill lciuiiuidi. Girenp
bertranli6. Ndibertbrilllg t%oltrufret. Gprcd'
tirtoen bon 10 llbr BORN, bis 5 llbr IbenoS;
SDltnin0s Dor . his 3 llbr gtOdhnl. Srdu ".
Nlsliss, Et. ga, GprosSarcp.S ifabr, nabe
i'm. NpfnHe. (lllarby, I&51n
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gteue f6neGe Gag 2soote
Der GricSiuu. Sinie.
,Gor0 Baltimore" nnc ,Senn"

KNnJ YUIIuDtIpUtu.
non Ttrniins, ben 30. Wiai, Normittnes q
lIhr, an id0Iid1 MO Sonniaes stbfabrt bon
Giabt, Hn6 Tv1ttsStrnbe. In gtitertpu unb Gbe.
ftr. Fd. dnbdlieur.
0rrrtths 1abrt burA ben aauaf.
Tnbrprels In cinCr Nldtuna $3.50. sumo.
fubtt (i5 9u0e) III bic Hiidiabri foiuubl aui
benz reg. pie 9in6hgoote shItis, S2.50.
RnHofnhri'Fiuets, bon fhilabrfphia init Der
~. K .. @ifcnha1n' Suriidfebteno, S3.5O. -
rGd Ter gIaoi 1913. ooer per giobn' IS raar
sRltia, $3.50. Serucr 1urthfabrtss giueie mad,
SEN. lert. 9ons,Srnud,. Asonre. Eari. in einer
Hihinng, 81 90; Bunoteife 5000; Sape 9,as,
BuHofabrt. SIDO. Der gbeuos TaHpfer jibrt
tdaIih. eonninas n~usaenpmmen. nm @ lbr
9iGdmiitGas ab. 9ubrbtaetr iperoen im Viil
reau, fomie bel Mbnnqh's. gr. 20i, goIo.
9bnrleS,G irube. nad Alhann, 2rob, clratoaa.
Springs. Rsppott. FsiusSabeH t@t.). Tortiano
tWie.l unb III. sHbenRnnfien ~berfanft. Ghteibt
nseen Netteiltrer. Ciarfafs etrtpsr, sl9ent,
g,r. 20t. Qtebi.@ttabe. dol
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a.,s,,., ssansn sa%%.rFc, ssy,
@eiasice NiarpbpG, " Otto S40O.
Milinscr d Sebrnnf.
Salpi. aiireaa noO 4oolen9qt; RTeIisn. nno
Co." Momimenl Jnbg @dD' Sirabe, -,
Tel. 6. & q. 4&orfe 1ii7 - Dl5.0 Goutf. 2G70.
(gpril2O GgEiD .f ,bn6 ft,
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&arl q. SO. S6plb,
u c dJ ~ I,

Nr. t0S, Ett.earotoan., maize ct. Vaut.strahr.
Scrntpreder: Is. q y. 1880 ut. Bernpn.
Yruiti6tri In aleu- Oeridbien. 8rmuoitlds'
l|lrheriruaunaen. gu6l1k =. Nerip1Iimnaen uns
beraleicbeI PROMPT beiurgt. (Sanb, ~
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MnnapOlIS, MI. NoU0llS %i1iIOn, I7.W mo
2s.45 Norm, 800 uuo Ii. 30 9inou1, 9ninoeil'
Gtatiurl 800 llo f9.00 Sornl., li2 90 W'it
tags, 400. 1888 siabm, 900 muo alto
Nbeno3.
Sreberi6, Tt. NObaFS tntion. 2S.A5 unb l9.4s.
NorIl. 9Gulocn- Station. i1.35, 1000. ~, 10 uto
1000 BORN, u 20, 1850 mo 1920 ginthnI.
gsindleiier, M. STANDARDIZATION, ITO Nnrn.
ltno l2.43 llnhnl. @nlnoensStulion. 20 8urnt..
Is. 90 mo $3.50 Nnd)nt.
Saaersto,uu, M. MnhGIs G%tniion, ls.45 Nor.
l3,h0 Ndtln. Ulmoeus Staiiun, 600 Slorm.,
1850 itnb 400 RGebH.
l7.3t mo M.l5 Nrrril, II 30, 1880, 800
Enhui., 900 uno *ii45 TbenSS.
NnrtiS gnn, 9urnoen Station, 1928 BORN.
W1dlni. 9amoen StdiloIl, y 90 Nnbm.
pJiuhaI @lnrGinte" nan .VbiIaoeishid NIB
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Nrtp Mort,

SefiIi6. ~Werl.Gnmoen 8erI MI. aobaI
@ x@'1'r'1 y 'sstpcJii;;.' 'ff$SSSi.' 77G5t5NN e.3s.ooS. G
9iflet Vnrlor, ollsg. 81. $50 Y. 9,5l Y.
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-17
HITCHCOCK INDIGNANT At :.
ESCAPE OF STOCkMEN
ILLEGAL FENCING BUT ES-
CAPE PUNISHMENT.
GOVERNMENT SPENT MUCH TIME
AND MONEY in SECURING
THE INDICTMENTS.

Washington, Nov. 17.-Secretary
Hitchcock has been unoficially mott
fed that In the matter of the prosecu.
ton of Bartlett Richards and w. G.
Comstock in the federal court at Oma.
ha for the Illegal fencing of 212,00C
acres of government land in Sheridan
county, Neb., upon pleading guilty the
defendants had been sentenced to re.
mains for six hours in the custody of
the United States marshal and pay a
fine of 5000 each.
"You can say" said the secretary,
In discussing the verdict, that I am
surprised and indignant. The punish
ment is utterly inadequate. The in
dictment was the result of four years
of determined effort and the expendi-
ture of thousands of dollars by the
department. We had selected the
large operators in the hope that the
result would be warning to those en-
gagged on smaller scale. That the
case was strong one is evidenced by
the fact that the men pleaded guilty
The result is discouraging, but we
shall not cease our efforts. They have
promised to tear down their fences and
If they do not keep the promise they
will be indicted again and again until
they learn that laws are made to be
obeyed. We will not let up"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-17

the legislature. That it is the
province OF the legislature alone to
determine the manner in which the
lands may be disposed Of. That the
legislature cannot delegate its powers
with regard to purely Legislative mat
tiers. That the power to determine
the manner Of the use Of the lands
cannot be delegated to commission.
That the power to limit the sums
used for each of the buildings cannot
be delegated to commission. That
the fact that the law creating the
commission and authorizing the
building Of these structures did not
specify what sum should be used for
the capitol building and what sum
should be used for the governors
mansion rendered the law invalid as
an unwarranted delegation of purely
Legislative power.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-17
supreme COURT DECIDES
CAPITOL COMMISSION INVALID
Decision Handed Down This Afternoon Declares
Commission Law an UnWaFfanted Dele
CATION Of Purely Legislative Power

The supreme court this afternoon
handed down its decision in the ap-
plication for permanent injunction
against the state capitol commission
to restrain them from further pro-
ceedings under the law passed at the
last session Of the legislative assem-
bly, authorizing the contraction Of a
capitol building and executive man
sion, and entered permanent in
junction against further proceedings
by the commission, holding the law
to be invalid as an unwarranted dele
cation of purely legislative power to
the commission. The court holds in
the case that the erection of a resi-
dence for the governor is within the
purpose Of the land grant made by
the Enabling Act" That the dis
position Of lands is exclusively within
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-17
BLACK HAND INCENDIARIES
FIVE PERSONS PERISH IN DE.
sTRucTIoN OF NEW YORK
Is ~" .J.s..F
TENEMENT HOUSE.

New York, Nov. 17.-At least five
persons were burned to death in an
italian tenement house fire at 221 East.
Seventy-third street. The house was
six floors high and the sleeping ten
ants on the five upper floors were made
prisoners by flames, with the ground
floor a roaring furnace beneath them.
Three of those who lost their lives
were kneeling in prayer when the fire
reached them.
Within the first hour after the fire
was under control the bodies of three
women and two men had been taken
from the stairways between the second
and third floors. The police believe
that the fire was started by an incen-
diary. It began in rubbish at the bot
tom of an air shaft and spread through
the interior of a grocery store on the
ground floor. A policeman was the
first person to see the fire, just as it
had begun to creep up the airshaft.
He ran into the building, pounding on
the hall doors all the way up to the
sixth floor to waken the tenants. The
fire followed him SO swiftly that when
he reached the top floor he was obliged
to send the tenants there out to the
freescape to save them from suffoca-
ton. Within few moments more on
all the floors below the fireescapes
were packed with persons whom the
flames had cut off from escape by the
interior stairways.
When the fire department arrived
with it's ladders nearly everyone on
the fireescapes were kneeling in pray
er. Adding to the pathos of the scene
was the action of the men, who stood
with their arms full of personal pos
sessions while their wives fought un.
aided to protect the children from be.
ing trampled by the crowd or sufro-
Gated by smoke. ......u
The lessee of the house told the po.
lice that the BLACK Hand" society has
recently sent him letters demanding
81 400 80, 4 r7- 49,. ... ...
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-17
ONLY AMERICANS ON GUARD.
0ssretary Root Bars Foreigners From
Consular Posts.

Secretary Root Bars Foreigners From
Consular Posts. Va
Washington, Nov. 17.-Not a single
foreigner has been appointed to the
American consular service abroad
since Secretary Root assumed office.
With the intention of meeting the de-
,mands Of the business world for q gen.
eral Improvement Of the consular sys-
tenn as far as he can without waiting
for congressional action this marks one
Of the reforms that the secretary has
adopted. It happens that there are q
number OF small places in the consular
service abroad, consular agencies in
particular, where the compensation,
made up Of fees, is SO small that 1t Is
dificult to induce an American to take
the place. In such cases reputable
business men, natives of the places,
have been appointed consular agents
for America and as the consular
agency was merely q side issue, they
could afford to hold these posts. But
Secretary Root feels that It Is his
duty to .'put none but Americans on
guard. So although number of va
cancies have occurred In these places
since Secretary Root assumed Office
he has held consistently to the policy
above laid down and where 1t has not
been possible to secure Americans to
fill the vacancies the Offices have been
allowed to remain vacant. OF course
the vacancies cannot continue indefin.
itely, but the secretary hopes that with
the pressure Of the business world
behind him congress Will yield to his
appeal for more liberal compensation
for these small posts 30 as to enable
him TO send out American officials. 4