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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-30

%32,000,000 geidGbt. Sicrpon pur.
Den bereits in friibcren Sabren $40
OO0,O00 sur pollen Stelterrute berallN
ge5ogcn. g6cr gang abacicbcn ga
porL miro Die @ntideibunG beS up.
neutrality-suspicious. IN Dem Stootsltcu.
crpro5eB in 1908 iuenigitcrS . GcntS
dlli Die Steucrrnte urb ser Nnner'
&uOOelmitboel inn Safe ser 9eitoti
gung Der Gntlheioung Der ultcrcn
Snltan5 lpenigItcnS 10 Gents, olio 5ll.
iunmcn 10 Gents 5uihlogcn cine
Id)one Grbidoft, luclfe Mopor Gina,
ms leincm Nndyfolger birtcrloiicu
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-30
Gus
GDtbe 8n6
-ocS-
"Deutfdem correspondent"
fir 1907 lit I'm 9prbcrcituna.
fir 1907 lit in @prbcrcitnng.

Sober regclm1Bigc gbonnent OcS
9lattes, ob fir bic tdgIid)c, INCIDENT.
Iide ODER Sonntags : Ilisga6c, miro
cil Grcmplar unelt9eltli6 cr6altcn;
baiIclbc 1T nidJt 81 %pcrfanfcn nno MIR
Snbleribcutem iperScn cs crbnlten.
Gin paiienOe8 8ci6nadtS- o6cr
NcniabrS @eidenf fir Srellnoe unO
0erpanote I'M observation-disclosures lit
ser modcntlid)e Correspondent. "
8cnn icbt bcitcIt, miro an sic aoreiie
alth OaS Gotbe Bud beiorocrt mcr'
0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-30
Mittcruadpts- 3na mad Mc,p-yorf.

Sdlafpagaots fiir ocn Mittcr-
nafts- 3ua iiber Die Baltimore
uno Oslo @abu iteben I'M 10
llbr 4benos iouobl I'M Camden.
gabnbpi, ais i'm Mt. Hopol.g nbnbof
6rrcit. 9ergeiien Sic nidt Die lpd'
tore N6iahrt bes Mittcrnadlts . 3ugcs
bon Hcp.Dorf, 2ibertpsS traBe, I'M
100 Morgcns. SerlGBt %. StraBe
uni If 80 abenos, bod iiiro Sflnf-
moaeons in Scriep.Gitp tint 10 nbr
abenos sur 9enuslng bereit.
t3Gl-I1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-30
Scriibmtcr rRupal glnc" 3nsSicni
mad Hep.Dorf. Baltimore uro

nSrMuiiig Hopm" Ynrlor @og.
sons nnb Speiic. &agaons bel oIlcit
1ngcslidlt . 3iieen. Shlaimnggons
bei ollen Hnd,tjiigel,. meld)e Eaiia.
eiere iomobI ali Der 9reiino3ipnnsig-
iten StraBe, ais an 9ibertpsS trabc
Ianoen. Adt bodieine 3iiac III bel.
ben Mihtungen. (364-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-30
0curae @alter.

DiamaMttn, tltftn, edmudfadSen, stfhiifitnes
gfas, eilterpaasen nnb Srrnsen.
: tlntsr Maartnsprratl Ut fpsthnadten III lest
auSae{tuttet stt ben ngueifen Nppttdten In Dta.
NNoMttn, iikfen. e~dbmnd{adrm, eefdtitfeMru,
Snrdv Ssfaefettn. bek nit ttn nnheraeUstulidD
isrt1WNrrfmsS NWsfttSnsmf nnaetdanst haben.
HerenADeu serrdben. "a &rHseeStnstpn.str ctr.
ftesd--t
glas, eteffino. eifter unb WSpnSeu. Nir ba.
wabtenb tte fpnmeneem 1eiertass.e diieu ba.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-30
UclSienonnarn

nad Gcntidllnnb "a Gents pl, Marf,
ndd OeItreid 20K Gents pro Gronc.
Yorto ertra. Sdtfisfarten poa mnb
nad DeutidIano. 9leiiepaiie, Wed.
fer, Greoitbriefe uno ausl1n0iides
@elb. 1bep. $. 9iener & So, 217
CH.galtimore. strabe. COS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-30
Gin Id6nes nuo niieIides 0cideni

Gin IdSnes mub niieIides 8cidenf
fir Imseb5rise 1T imnncr cine lebcns.
erofe photographic obez cine Tint.
leriid oullenbete Cupie eincs alien
Yiloes in Grasnn, @aFsrfag6c, Del
ober Yaiiell. Die idj6niten Cabinet.
biloer MIR ST pro 9nten6.
SnliMs Sebbel, oeutiher 8hotosrapb.
CO., 321 Nprb-0 Sat. StraSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-30
Grbaingt.

Sobn ". Samilton bcge6t I'M aellcr
ieincr 8obnmg Sclbitforo. -
Gcr5iueifelt, neil err lei1e Stelung
perloren bate uno feline Mrbcit
befontmcn fonrtc.
So6n u. Samilton mllroc 0citcrn
Worgcn tur5 nod I l(br Don %iciner
Srnu, peld)e nod ibm 0ns gauge
SollS ourdiltd)t bate, crbGngt inl
Seller ieiner @obnung, Nr. 431, 2or-
roine-Ipenle gefunoe1. Coroner Gr.
Sintbicum, meld)cr Den Soil INTER
lud)tc, fono oitf Dem &oblenplot i'm
Seller cine 9toti5, mcld)c &umilt9n
fllr5 por lcincm Sooc geif)ricbcn
bottc, lolltenO: n12l llbr WorgclS.-
Wiogc @ott mir pcr0cbcn!"
Somilton mon bis Dor &l,r5cm ol3
&cijcr IN Der &roititotion Ger Ser
cinigtcn Strobcrbobn = @cicaidoit"
an Der Erntts StrnBe ongeitcllt gcrucz
icil. bate obcr ieine Stcllung ncgen
%Itnrfcn SrinfenS perlorell. &er5neif-
luna Ooriibcr, boB er nid)t MIR ici1e
Stclluig ~uerlorerL ionoern alld) feline
Nrbeit crbolten fol,ntc, miro bon lei.
itcr Sunlilie ais 6rlnb 81 Der rnlhel
Sbat on0cgcbcn. Gr uur ieit mebrcs
rem Sogen GilBerit nieOcraeihlogcn.
nber ON Sreitog gbello nidlt idlInls
mer, ais ionlt. gS0breno Der Nod)t
milb CT obcr oufgeitnnbcn iein unb
iid) in ocn acler bcgcbcn bobell, no
er cincn Strid al Der 9ede ocS
Sellers beicltigte, Die Shlinsc um
oen Sails legtc mo Damn BON Dem
aoblenballien, onf Dem cr gcitpnOCn
bate, obiprong.
NlS Trau 0unlilton 1citern n,is
ltono, pcrnliBte tic ibrcu Nionll uno
iud)te ocniclbcn, bis lie i'm I'M Seller
fanb. Or. Sorrp ". @aOoen mnroc
berbeigerlfell, bod mar Sunlilton be.
reits foot, ltnO Der Coroner mllrbe ga.
her bcnodrihtigt. Sauniltor billtera
ldBt leile Sralt uno cine 19jobrigc
Sodtcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-30
baltimore 4. Chin N. y.

Ter Chicago 2imiteh" oerl1Bt
Baltimore nm 1929 Mittags. lanst
hin 9.42 IN Yittsbnra an, III Chicago
i'm 9.l5 @oraens. f364-5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-30
0eutidcs 8clb

gu perfaufen. $3.50 Gents pro Marf
ODER APO Marf fir einen Dollar.
@ehiel unb Greoitbrieic auf ale
St6ote guropa's. @eloietbungen,
Sdiiisfarten, &eiiepdiie uio mlslGn'
oiihes 8elb. She's. $. 9icner & ST.,
217 Sit.9altimore- Strabe. (303-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-30
Tir @eibnadtcn nno Ncnjabr.
Safob Sdilo & 3d..

THg, pHETHFIUtIf VIBeTIlVHHTttt
ocSnrportcilr uno Sanolcr NIT
- 8cinen uno 2iqlioren. "
9tr. 800, 8reenmouni- apcnuc, nno
Ger. 406-40S, Sit4Sapette-S traBe.
geitellnsen fir Samiliensebraut
uno Geltaurationen meroen prompt
beiorgt. (Oe510,iaE SanO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-30
Nar MciHcrt,
GcntIdler Hbutograph
4O9-4tf Huro.W -Strafe,
@cSinlsrfirrtc!

Spc5tdlsffrrtc!
g,ur ilr cine fursc 3etf.
g fcinfie Gnbinei.Gortraiis iilto / IebersarnGec
Yprirdit NIT feinett Gdbrften ftr Sj..o.
Neanidrer Vreis xt5.u0.
9itte. adten sic oif ntsihc storelie:
Mar 9ietNert, 409-4t1, NDro.VdH' siras
(Ie5t1,fO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-30
T%cicrtaas @crfcbr nit NaIbinatun

0nlti morc & Obi Vnbn.
3iigc icoc Stllnoe sur Stuloe at
@odentaaen bon 700 Worsells bis
500 Nbenbs, febrcn sur ll1mlid)en
Belt 6rriif. (364-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-30

Golliiion. - Gin Woggon Der
Wooiion-Apcrutc-2inic ronrtc gclterll
Todntittoo Dor ocln Sollic Nr. 1912.
Sit-9nltintorcitrnbc in cillcn @ogcn
bon Mid)oel 8olbitcin BON Nr. 1i07,
@illolMtrobc. Scr Wugel ipuroc 6n,
bel idlucr bciddoigt. mobrcnb Der
Gltidfr NIT Dem Sd]rcdcn bapoll
fam.
Sr Solgc zines Of 3 \ i
ten SdIorr It cin@ cntitonb &C.
itcrn in Der @obmnig Don Soiepb
SuQbcs, gtr. 2t25. Oite9ultinorcitr.,
in SolQc eitcs id,ooboften Sd)oril-
iteirS 6euer, weldcs bon Mitglie'
bern Ger Spriben-Gonlpognie Nr. 81
inn Seine geloid)t ipnroe.
Son cincm Wcf rt iibcr-
fubrcn. - &r. Gid)oro Green bon
Gar. 22S, Siio.Vrooomop, morb &C
itcrn IN Scr H0be iciner @obnung
BON ciitem @eidhrt BON Srr. SGontoS
Hosiuel bon Hr. 1923, elttom-Elacc.
i%iberfahrclt, nobel CT cine pcirlid|e
a%opfmunbc bapon trila.
Sod Giner- Ter Eeger NO.
bert Sd)oiiclo BON Ir. 1912, Gine.
itrobc. mrroe geitern abeltb por DEM
HoliSiiten @ornp bonn oltl. Gtltrift
pcrboitet. ols CT periud,tc, 9ocoin ait
Neger 81, perfunfcn. Gr miro filr
cir beutc itnttfirocnocs @erbor felt-
aebolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-30

Iabrcsucriammlnns bcS Naa.
Srntidrn @aiienpercins am Sunncr-
itag, ben 4. Sannar, Mbcnos 8 llbr,
i'm Waiicnbanic. Ilic Witglicbcr iinb
eingclaocn. (364,2-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-30
6<rmon 11ntc1t
Sire 1ninranee g.,
Don 25acttmore.
8apital ........ $500, 900.
1teberi1mE ...... 500, 600

0bigc ncu9cgrGnbetc @eicaiAaft miro am I. Sanuar IN
Raime'a Grharne, Alb Sf=Yaltimorc.str.
lire tenporaren Offccn er6fncn uno miro budt ien, gerfderlngcn af
gedaisDGuier, @obnbGuier, Mobeln etc. entgegcn 81 ue6neu. Gin
ncurs bem 3uef Ser @cieaihaft entpredenoes @ebGn6c mmb ictt in
Nr. Az SitSaHimoreftrakc, ncbcn bonn TaiueS @cbGnbe, crridtct uo
nnb GoQenoung be5ogen lperoen.
Sermann anpaenbers, GrGiioent.
@iaiam Spnman, Snet ErGioent.
5raneis Sdknncs, jim, Sefrctdr un6 S6atmcicr.
Sireftorcn:
@n. Sdlmbcrbcrg, Gbas. 6. Silaartncr,
Nngnit Gdnc, @m. Spiman,
4. @ebrcnbcrg, ScmrD Sumnefc,
Soepb 81 8iOrgio, Trancis Gdlenncs, Icn,
Grant Stofbam, George q. Sind,
Mobcrt Bennington, iran5 gDbner,
Charles Mprtpn, hilbert Y. Md,
Gbnarb u. Connolly, sSpbn Sabn,
Sernanu &nulenbcrg, TrandS Sdlcmncs, inn.
(9G1S-SaM)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-30

u " ~ ~ y y
t | t. - Ginen balbcn Hltcr 5ltin
6riibitiid l%eiitete lid, seitern friib Der
Neaer Charles Chamber bon Ybiln-
nelpbin in ser Wobnung bon Srn.
8rccnleuf @oplor, Hr. 16, Welt-&ia.
Strabc. nnO milroe oaiiir nit poIlen
0togcn pom Hidtcr 2eafe in Der iii0.
lif,cn Eoli5ciitoiion nad Dem @c.
fGnatib gciunbt, Inn iciien Gro5eb
luegen Girbrlid)s ab5uluurten. als
geitern Worgen 6rai 5apIor aitf-
ltano uno in ihr Speiiesimmer fam,
bencrftc iie eiiteit Neaer. ser lid
inter bent ltid, beritedt bate. Sic
ricf ibren Wonn berbei, Der Den Gin.
bringing ieltbirlt. bis i'm Serecant
GebliS mo Solicit talbot ut gni-
pinng nabmen. Cine ltnieriud)lniu
crgab, oaB Der Neger nod Nid,is ge.
itohlen, bagegen abcr eiicn hnlben
Gutar. Der aui Dem liih itano, per-
5ehrt bate.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-07-13

Railroad propose road closer Fine for fruits and
ton
One four and room houses and two room houses running
water nearly cuvatbe So of hd adjoining, four
room house three house. tw& houses
cabins could be used bad repair Both these pacet have
coed barns wells and smaller hous @%cn at once will sell these
places for 81 per around be bought for less than
tento SIS This IS snap, creek back place
Can get horse farm this latte place cemnt for stock Terms
IL cash balance equal payments years, per cent,
60 cultivation has room house
sod large and orlcr iml ro, n miles 0om r. r.
Price per $40 cash.
az acres rocm house. cribs and stables
$u cellars peracre all cutvatcd cash bal years
at per cent.
Z IT. Beazlcy, Iecsburg Ga.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-07-13
Notice Of Inteat.8n to pass local Legislation.

Notice is her by given thai there wal! be introduced
INTO The General Assembly Of Georgia, now IN 5es-
I'm Inn tho title Of which shall cad as follows.
"An Al 10 beJ entitled an act . amend an Act
r., c1Tbli.h tie Civ Court of Lcesburg, in and Tor
the County Of Lee, to define IT. jurisdiction and pow
ers, to provide ior TIE appointment OF Judge ana
define their powers aqa duties, to provide for pleading
and practice and new trials therein, and wits Of err
ror therefrom, and for other purposes. Approved
August 2lst 1905 (see Acts Of 1928, pp-255-375) by
the mode Of selecting the Judge and Solicitor General
Of said City Court Of LccaDurg, by providing that
the ludoe and Solicitor General thereof Shall be chosen
and elected By the qualified voters Of the county Of
Lee, and tor other purposes.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-07-13
Or Princip1es-Befor3 Anything Else.

Or Principles-Betoro Anything Else.
We would vote for Hoke Smith on this
White Suffrage plans, il even our OWL
father were running against it,
We would vote for anything in Georgia
suitable t. be called man ii even oar
best Trend we're running against it. Ii
the hall part of a man were tor THIS law.
We would vote lor our Di,tersJ enemy
on this plank.
We would vote against our bsst frieno
off of this plank i'll favor o. the man that
stood on this plank.
W are voting lor issues. not men.
Why is it tht we cannot get the same
prices for our lands as even Worth County
where they have SO many wmte voters,
Why isit We cant gel white settlers to
come among us from other parts OF the
stale, not cursed with sucn an enormous
negro question as we are forced to dcal
with.
Simply this, they are afraid to blins
their wives and children hele.
we Know conditions but they don't.
W. understand that we are going 10 stay
on top but they don't.
ANA as long as conditions stay at pres
ent, Our country schools Will lanst.isn tol
[
70 fill them.
Our lands will stay cheaper than the
white counties lands. Because we can |
sell Them TO new settlers. We car OH
uade among our selves and imagine we arc
rloner every time they raise our taxes. hat
is only false prosperity, and costs Ia
more ana more IaAes eacn year. We can
acnd tnc boys ana IRIS oil rom home 10
get their loumon schooI eucation. W.
c,,u nave no sucu cnmches and White peop-
Us uouga III the country It, lhcy na>o
1urtnet north, because there are mol
white people enough to oal,y i. OH.
Census 1900 SIX Years ago.
Lee han o837 negroes
Lee had 1851 whites.
New turp,ntlne farms and saw mills
and natural increase has probably made
this uispropor-ion greater. Certainly
not less. We are voting 10 make the
country safe.
TO make condition where white folks
can feel safe by having ar white neigh
Jors instead Of leaving their wives and
children to the tender mercie, Of Negro
brute~, when they go off from home lo1
even a part of the day. TO make a white
mans country.
For as SOON as we assure white people by
disfranchi, emente that there is no posi-
bility of them being ruled by negro sher-
ifs constables and officials. North Ga
folks who now fear conditions will not
fear them. They will come to us and
force out the negro, build up small white
farming communities. Make our lads
Double in value, and Lee will 60 on in the
grand march Of progress with her sister
Counties.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-07-13

RED BONE 2TP2L-re.

There has Seen several eaaa.ass
this week
Nearly IN o ReIBoaa wento htaag IL
attend de Ho.se smab-clus uovsI ie-
bate.
Mrs. Lena Morgan is at home after a short
visit with friends in Qcilla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Melvin spent sun
day in Albany with relatives.
Mr.. Seab Melvin was out from Albany
Monday.
Mrs. Rawls, and family spent several days
in Red Bone last week.
Mrs. SILVER is still critically ill at her
home
Nj and Mrs. Boothe, and family, Mrs.
Crimes went to someplace last week 10 visit
relatives.
Miss Leona Mitchell Of Cant is visiting
relatives here.
Mr.. MACK Sasser from Arlington was Wis
iting here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levels Pye are the proud
parents Of a fine son, who made his arrival
just in time to help celebrate the fourth
They are undecided whether to name him
Clark Howell, IIoke Smith Or Dick Russell.
A party Of gentlemen from Albany spent a
delightful day on 4Iuckalee creek near here
last Wednesday,,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-07-13

No news this week. seems that all have
gone wild over picnics that we have not seeu
the names Of, and over the Governors race.
its all day long on the streets, and all the
time everywhere.
BOYS have you thought while we cuss
trusts afar off we have worse ones nearer
home. We may speak about them later, but
there are unsts nearer hhme, and the blam-
ed bad part Of it is they tell US to LET we'll
enough alone" They fear Hoke wont send
in a PRETTY BOQUET prosperity MESSAGE
but a good one, that it will break into the
trusts playhouse some.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-07-13
A lesson in Health

Healthy Kidneys filter the impurities
from he bloUd, AID unless they do this
good health S impossible. toleys Kid
'eys Cure makes sound Kidneys and wi.
roatively cure all forms Of kidney an(
bladder disease. II strengthens tue whole
system. -ongs Drug Store L7esbuig "a
You will make inquiry il will be re
yeialion TO you how many succomb to kid
ney or bladder troubles in one fonn CT an
ether Ifthe patient is NOT beyond med
cal aid, Folvy's Kidney Cure will cure.
1t ueveroisappoi4ts.- ongs Drug S'or-
Lecsburg Ga.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-07-13

When farmers begin to think this country has
not the prosperity we talk about. ltlooks like
we are on the eve of a panic may be STAYED
off a white but all keep close to shore, for
it's over die TOW. The country has over
specuIated
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-07-13
Excursion Rates.
Via Central OF Georgia Railway to AT

VIA DCnJFdI OF OUOIgId TdIIWay 10 NJ
/ mt Ga.
III account Tabernacle Bible Conference
and Baraca Convention, MARCH, 8-I8, 1906,
:ate offair aud q plus z5c on certificate
plan viii apply Certificate secured from
agents a starting points on any DAY March
5tn to the 18Th Inclusive viii be honoted re-
turning rom Atlanta at 8 fare plu, 25c.
For further intormi'ion applyto neaes
ticket agent
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-16
More Artesinn Wells

Peter Norbeck. of the we'll drilling
firm of Norbeck & Nicholson. has just
returned from a trip along the line Of
the Northwestern extension and down
into the territory covered by the Mil
waukee extension. One of their out
fits has found a light flow of artesian
water at a depth Of l $50 feet at Capa.
the first siding east of Midland, and
the drill is being sent deeper to get
stronger flow. The same firm has
contracts for wells at NOvin, west OF
Midland, in which it has to go 2.100
feet. and at Wepdte, a station about
twenty miles out from Fort Pierre. 1t
Is likely that the railroad company
will drill wells at all the stations on
the new line to Rapid City. since the
work so far done has proved that
water can be secured in artesian wells.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sTEssLaSb SHORTAGE IL RE.
PORTED as ABOUT sI.OoosooS.
fnppssy,es TEL OGSeers 81 NbInigIf
TrfIs 90 the Bank by President
ete55.GaFsd and Cashier Hsv4n2--Ise
port 90 he sent 90 Springfield.

State Bank Examiner q, &. JODss
completed bjs fEzDecffor8 II the aTasrs
of the defapct BllBas1se Avenue
state BaDk az Chicago sun6ay, and
will forward hfs report On IL u the au-
fh0ri'tez 40 gprinzIeid az Once. The
official Nas retleeBt concerning the ez-
act results of hlg investigations. bsst
II ~ estimated that the total sbDrEags
discovered ~ between sSgs,g89 and
gf,1e0,90e,
The i0csl police ard the state's at
torpeyrs official continued their iFqgi-
sitions. Inspector ghIpDy questioned
more than a cazen Of tae institutions
employs, seeking Information from
watchmen, bookksepsrS. azzistant tell
err and other minor officials. One
boOkkssper WAS positive that President
GtsnsiaDd's non was cognizant of the
shaky condition of the bank previous
20 July ~, the date on which young
Gtens!and claims he first suspected Ir-
regularitIes on the part Of his father.
Other speY;oyes told the inspector OF
midnight trips 10 the bank by Pregi-
dent gteDsIand and Cashier Herring.
According 10 the Chicago Chronicle
Paul o. StsnsIsnd, the president Of the
6sfunct bank, and for whim the police
fn every important city are watch
Ing. has been seen IN Chicago twice
within a week.
Two witnesses. one Of whom, Will
lam Jennings, was for nine years a
porter IN the bank. told sunday Of
having met the banker on the street
and exchanging ssiutes with him.
Each time, II IN asserted, nc was ac-
companied by James Erickson, a
nephew
BtensI9nd was made the subject Of a
number of attacks from various pull
pits Sunday.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-16
CASHIER Is IN JAIL
O1rzaI af C1zkxSO Bank No Hesa
WnExoxz RzfL

E--T W. EscL-g, ezshse- q E1s
Milwaukee AEs-z= S-zts Bank, a.
CaEsxxa. wzseE c10sss3 5-s 6O.gT= three
GzEs aga. wzx arrested thursday z11
Es.s retzsssz5 his release q ksz4 1rt1l
his ogzrezesLssrz ==z-E- csS@ SzEz2E.szrzrs1e
O. zsz-1y sI.B8F. .E8S Il the Banks
f-zds L. cleared -, PAIL o s-e1E-
azz6- prskSds.r q TIE 6sfznct izs+t-
cz-S0rs. L. xii Z t-g5IiTer and zlLho1gh
nearly 7g-s detectives ars ss&rching
to- TIE zaEssaEg president his Thsre-
zbsEts Ii zx nazrh q q mystery -
ege-
EerI-z wzs arrested THURSDAY after
n1gz r=0 nozrz zt-=- -hs time he Rad
DreytG=sfy announced ne would give
hizzseEf W. Ee Vas taken a. oTce %
the S1zSce II Criet q Police Collins
ard put through = borough exsmfna-
Ei0z ~ u hLz EECW-z5ge Of President
S-erElszd's = nsfErzszzgene2r Il the in
EziEutl.g1- Herring declared he did not
sr11E where President SIs-zs-a15 Ias
and had had rs0 Communication with
. hlE1 for over q we=k The cashier
EtrenUOzzly denied the charge that he
Ghisnsel:p vas partly responsible for
the failure of the bank Herring
maintained that Il he IS guilty Of
5rsa king the banking laEs of Illinois
President stenslard - responsible, ss
Herring In his examination declared
he never benefited 4 single dollar BY
President stensiand's peculiar system
0f banking
Bank Examine Jones and Assistant
States Attorney Gleason were present
during the examination Of Herring.
Neither they nor the police officials
were satisfied With the explanation
given by Herring Of his connection
with the collapse Of the bank and il
was accordingly decided 20 refuse bail
10 Herring until the matter had been
further investigated.
Receiver stetzer reported TO the su-
peri0r court Thursday that a divt-
dend Of At least IS per cent would
probably be declared TO depOsisors of
the bank within the next two weeks.
This. 81 10 said, will be followed by a
second dividend, although the receiver
was not in a position 10 state how
much Of their savings the $4,000 de-
pOsitors would recover from the de.
funct institution.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-16
LOOKED DEATH IN THE FACE.
Dragged Between Hay Sake anu
HorSsS' Heels

u. c. Bradshaw. a ranchman living
near Topbar. for several minutes look
ed death squarely in the face. but oy
fortunate circumstance came out the
victor.
He was engaged in making hay on
his ranch when the team attached TO
the rake became frightened and ran
away. The animals finally coliided
with a wagon, throwing Bradshaw to
the ground. He was dragged some
distance between the teeth OF the
rake and the flying hoofs Of the
horses, which were running at top
speed.
Bradshaw had abandoned all hope
of esca ping with his life, Ysien In
some unaccountabIe manner the hay
rake bounded over him, releasing him
from his predicament He was badly
bruised and cut, but thankful to
know he escaped with his life.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-16
WEEKS HAPPENINGS
SEys OF TIE WEEK ~ L COZ
pExsED FORM
pe~uEfsr Ca@e-Miner County hOuhs
Man Goe- Insane At IL oS"
Fverx Nlxt,-Wm Be Placed In
Yankton Asylum for Treainient.

4 REGULAR case q insanity i
rov-ssJ from Miner County. the VICTIM
being August Schultz son ~ pr"h4i-
rer., residents Of that county
without the slightest WsTnIhs'
,ha clock struck eleven ne became q
rayErg maniac This was at nlghL- IL
vas Necessary 20 summon the oi1iCsrS'
wh9 Iacke.i him up for the night me
nex, morning the young man appear
81 10 be AL right MS mind being as
bright az ever. and he was re1easeu
and rerrltred 10 return home Win
his father
However. when the clock that night
again struck II he again became Z
ray'rg maniac. and il required several
men 10 control him and place him IN
fail. The board Of insanity comnis
siouerg had a meeting. and after ex-
aiming him decided il was best thaI
he should Be placed in the state nos
pital al YanEon. where he now mas
been taken.
Excessive hot weather IS believed TO
have been the cause ot his nentai
condition.