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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01
belem.
9bormtget bruseg Osn2

6bormeget bruges benz
Del er fart at l9gge ulerte til,
at Spergsmaalet ON 9ibelens
8rug for 4lpor er bleoen iremidt
O~er6iemme. Ulen ri DANTE paa oenae
SIDE 6dOet be3goer pitt lite minore
eno pore 2unosm9no / 59Oreldnoet
at Ipsrgs ON, buor meget 9fbelen
bruges. 9erfor optager ri fglgenoe,
til 0oeroeielie, efter Str. 0ugbl."
Decent Son. Qe6mann biIer gem
mem Gfsempler bi benDiier / Den
6enIeen0e pore 2eiere til bans pie
&c = boor tor en- SnoRpoeIie 9ibe=
len 6ar BAIT paa 2itteratur % Sui
tur / ben engelite os ipIte 8eroen,
cg boor ringe 5~nofp0elie Ben Ear Der
! 0anmdrt. Ger er intet pr0teIfau=
tiff 9ano, 6oor gi6elen lnies Iaa liot
Og bar ida ringe 5nOipOelie pua
QdnosliOet fom / 8anmart."
Dan fer Bog piit nOset for mertt
pnu oen 0anite Menig6eOs grug
af 8ibeler.
Den l9ies piit life Iua fist mere,
emo ban amer. 9i ital Blot boloe %
til SnoresM isiiOns areoie. Def fan
Der 1taa Imaat NOT til meo 29snin=
gen at 8ibelen, men runot ON
Guuroe og 6ntter er Der mango
Siele. for bpem gibelens Orb 6aglie
er Chs og 2ip, mango fIere, emo Di
a~gbenbapnere amer.
Decent 2e6munns Sfutning ildar
life til: rgi lerer ferft Og fremmeit,
at gibelsn sr en- 6eligoom. og 0erfor
bs6nnoler Oi oen fom en- 6eligoom
9i Forgploer Sen baooe for og bag oq
bol0er 6en erbB0ig paa QfftanO."
9isfe Si9le bol0er fsrit Os frem-
NET fat beo. at 9ibelen er en- 6el-
lio0om, men oerfor bofoer De Den
life | erbgoig 4ftunO, tDertimoo.
6erfor bruger oe oens Orb Iom os.
res Rep o. 0eres STAB | oct bag.
liqe 9fo. 8liber fsrft oenne 8e-
truqtning af gibefen 1om en- 6ellig.
eom uooifet, ffal nof 8ibelens Gas
ming tuge at.
Decent 2e5mann %forun0rer fig
rber. at 9runOtoigs 9ifciple sr
fommen til at bragg De aonietben'
fer at Mefterens 9~runotdnte, at 81
er fommen til at nbolOe fig fri .
gibelen / Steost for at bol0e fig III
az 8i6elen".
8i mener MI, at Der | 8irfeligbe=
oens gerOsn ofte blioer lfoen 5orl
ffel paa De 10 Sing.
Der er life noget tort Sprina
menem aOffilige at Weiferena
@run6tdnter og De 4nffuelfer, Der
Tan fomne til Oroe bldnot bans
giiciple.
Decent 2e6mdnn dnfersr flere
Gfsempfer paa, boor blot 21rers
% preTter, Der taloer fg mer
@runotbigs Ndbn, fan fomme no
at rbofoe fig fri Tor gibelen", me-
oens ban naturligbis ogfuu ansrs
TENDER, at @runotpig bdr 21rlings
af en- anoen Rdliber:
BET bebepss life lrngere meo Den
Qafen Bibel, MI, ou Di bar faasi
fortsre og beore 8eifeo ON Jrels
fens Bel.
~Spffere og gnglnnoere og Der
Gfuas aolf, De Dor enoru benpiit til
pissfen. for be pioite fife ON Eros
eng Orb, fom hi peo fer I 2dnoet.'
Os nudr en- af Be grunotDigfe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01

(Gtter gMIllelt9l OuBpluU =
Mleo Itor gomp sr Qdop 8lr0etts
eoutts M Iteoet til 9OiIe ! Neit
minIer 8lbbe0iet. 6aa &oin0er bar
mot Den 2Gre; oct bsjeite. GOinoet
ellers bar funnel opndu, er at ian
Ireres M1onument oerinOe, Iom for
SIS. SennD 9in0. Mlen meo IN Ii9.s
zen GnItemmigbe0 bleo 2aop But
eett 6outts u0peget til at iorOf9ites
Ii Oct Qbbe0i. boor o9iad Qor0
S6aftesburb fit I'm 9ruO. SUN bar
Ct D9roigt Si0eItptfe til Sbdftesz
turp, bupOe ober9ibet i'm umaaoelige
I5ormlie I 9elgsrenbeoens 9ieneiis.
og giOrt oct pau en- ioa fornuftig
Maaoe. Tad Qnpen6elien at benoes
5ormue blep lat / Spitem. GUN
coerIo6 life QOminiItrationsn iii
andre, GAP life Blot iine pense. men
TT oio.
6eu6es 0eo Os SOrOfaitelIe bar
optaget oen engelite 9eroens Ops
m9rtfombe0 / iaa bei @rao, at ct
IdnSet DeOsfalo noten sr gaast
u6emertet ben. Og oog bar Der en-
aoin6e, TOm pau Garets ii6Its Dag
Iesoe / Rort6bum6erldn6, Der fulOt
bel % maaife / en6nu bsiere
6ruo emo 2a6b 9ur6ettzg Cor lts baoz
6e f%ortient at fad i'm @rao blanot
gnglanos ftsrite Mano % apinz
oers. en- aoin0e. Der Oeo fit ieipOps
ofren0e Gin BAR 6anet mere Del for
aoinOsrnes BET enc mango &Oinoer
beO 5uiin0er at Sdier.
gi bar iioligere / Q~nIeoning at
Opbaoelien at ben loobeItbttehe
gr%oTitltion ~bsrbjemme minoet ON
Sofep6tne Butler. Der rsiTte
aompen I GngIano os gennem en-
Refte at 9tar fsrie 0en unoer !6aan
log T~orfslgelIe, in6til euoelig Seis
rem banotes / GnslanO - % m iad
mango Qur efter / 8nnmart.
Og oct bar I CUBS 0ubn, So
iepbine Butler ferte Oenne Stamp.
life minOIt ON benoe galoer oct. OF
Dor sro er 6en SER. Der BAR
~oberbunoet. 9er0en."
Sen6es 5doer bar en- at 5or<
fnmperne for Slaperists Op6aOefz
Ts.
6bsr Ssnoag fog ban 6en GAME
8umiiiebibel frem. 6un leite of.e
fejt for fine 8srn; Der bar nosfe
Or6, ban after og after Tom tifbd1e
iii - oct bar OrOet / ef. SO, s:
pGr bette life oen 5aTte, Tom itg
far gebugeliobeo /: at 3 lsfe ltglis
0~efisbeoens 2Gnter. Tpranae aaeets
8uun0, at 3 siOe fe fortrptte FIJI,
og at 3 fsn6erbrDSe bpert ct Qae2"
6snoes Mo6er n~eoftdmmsoe fra
ZEN franif 6uousnotfamilie.
Com gunife una baboe SoTepbine
Butler lit adnSslige 9ennembrno.
Seners aqte6e bun preTten George
Butler. De III ire Ssmsr og en-
0attsr, G~pongeline.
Gda ifete ben fore adtaffrofe I
Sorepbine Buffers afp. Det par I
1864. 6un Tom tifbdoe fra en- 3
Tigers Reifs. Sen6es file pise ifoo
meS g~arnepioen oben ODER 9rdppen.
lltualmooig efsr at fomme til mo
beren reo BUN fe les fra Bdrnes
pissn bsjebe fs ooer Srappe.
rofp9rtet - | n0fe gu fso Der ct
pennemtrenoen6e Sfrig: Barnet loa
fepiofffeft pdd Marmorgnfpst foran
Moberens Gs6br. SCI. 2 ON Natien
rdr alt forbi.
Wo6eren bar | Mddne6er fom
forIienet. Me CUBS Goriettelfer
briFe6e for ben6e Tom Sooomss
nblerne, Der bliper til Mne, mar
man oil gribe Dem. 6un tiin6e Blot
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01

0r0fBrere Tan anfgre = noen ml1oz
fs 5orbe6OJo en- gtring At
9punOtoia: gQaar ban ituloe uotale.
- oaf sar1 1Mmsn I'D bans
g fdn0! ss
I.4ssre a0irps for bette / GOOden
END / Den 6eai5e 5frift4. anfpre
zen. ION ON BET PAR noset, Der fala
e At fig ieao, iaa er BET life iaa uns
osrligt, At Sc mango Diioiple 6ol0er
.fi1 fri or gibelen,
5ua er set lite iua unnoerligt at
man ira Diicipls Al gru~not0igite
qreiter fan 6ere en- llOtalelie iom
oenne; ,gibelenl - Ri boloer os til
8uos GadOe og Oaabspagten" eler
en- OumbeO iom oenne: Zen preit
ban pr1ofter for meget efter 9ibes
len % for li0t eFter gOangeliet".
8enne megen utldre 5ale ON
5rigprelie fra gibelens 9o9itap bat
butt Oen 8irfning, at Itore Dele al
tort Soft er fommen til al boloe Zig
fri or 8ibelen.
Wlen oeito mere @run0 er Der for
% ANDRE til life Blot at tale ON
8ibelen, men o~irtelig BRUCE Ben,
life betragte ben ION en- | Og for
fig beli9 Sing, ION oirter Deo I'm
blotte g9ren", men efterfelge 0e n
@runotOig. Der tun0e Ipnge:
Ser gu biit Den gamle Bog.
2lt. on TENDER Den Oiit nappe;
3bi Iom 9tgst UNDER 2dag,
Rej, ION 9pfet un0er Sfeppe,
Gr, 9uo be0re oct. ben M.
Ser gu Diff 81 niote glaOel
Der falot mdngen 5aare neo,
Men 9uos Orb for 5aurebooe
Stanter 6iertet 9rgif ug 5re0."
Decent 9ebmunn flyer meo Retts,
at Ri 0anite boIOer mere at at 0ans
0re gennem glomiteroale ems 40
alippeiti. og a! sen, ser life tan
befpemme fig til en- gjergoanOrin5,
ban tommer uIorig op paa 9ibelens
5ejSer.
r2uo os ligns Oens Ri9oom me0
Statten / Q9eren, idd faar man Oa
o9Idd at bloc. at Ser ftat grdoes
efter 0en, at Set er noget p%erionligt,
Der mda isges".
8ibelens 9asning itaI life beItaa
Den angifelige Spsrgen og Maa=
len: er bette MI ogIad altidmmeu
Itet, fan man MI ogfad tro pl1
bDert OrO2, men 0ette, iom er ite,.
re: 6jertets 6igen eFfer at blioe mo
biet / SUBS Riges 6emmelig5eo".
Oct er BET 2io % Sen 5relTe, ION
Sfriften if9nfer. Telb Ben enFol0iaits
o9 Ofte sen enfoGoi9lte rigeit, For6.
ban fate ale ifne arGFter ino pd1
at finoe 0et", ngab alt, boao bar
bdbOe, i'm bele Gien6om". Den giosr
Inlet til ben, Der life Tiger, ldoer ia
life Op for ben. Der life banter paa"
Oct beoite JOriOur for 9ibeler
er at BRUCE 0en.
9i0et fan Sst mite, ON mar brut
ger 5iO til at foribare en- Bog. b
feb bar ftuaen6e ubrugt pua Do
6plOe eler muaite fun leitr at gam.
mel 9ane.
Decent Qebmann bar Ret / a
eooare moo ait .tra0itionelt o9 %,
9i6eleferi og ben 81rfbeGi1beo
fpm bette fsrer me0 fig" os inoifara
pc 6iertets 6i9sn efter at blioe mo.
riet I SUBS Riges 6emmeligbso".
6jerter. Der Tiger. 5jerter Der
FAINTER pda, oct er oct, Di tr9nger I'll
cber FOR Sen befige BOG.
Sffe min0re trangsr oi til Ost
in6en for SnoresU 1isFon, faa DO,
6ppoefTe af gfbsfens SdnobeO fan
teItaa life I Snat, men / Rraft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01

Y~N - Ill 2~~5
res. Il n III, asS.s. taaes Bar
eaa In re
=, -ltt9e 8t0iien,
ott aanos laOe Jig gore paa ariIti
8to. men M par Get ~anoerleOes,
oos. beo6leo Dan, ou fadr moi beOre
CORTLAND.
geo 2osningen at oenne BOG
befefeoes 5anten Dos BAN ON at
gad til ainu, % tiaige benleote
Nen bans 0pmartTom6e6 paa, bpOr
TOR en- 6ielp 2agetuniien bar for
en- misIionor / 8ina. qaa @runo
6eraf taite0e 6uoion 5obIer fig mi
mes al fin Strait oOer bet me0icin.
Ite Stuoium. 9aa to qldr tom ban
Iud blot, at ban turoe padtage Iio
en- gla0s Iom 99geasfitent pos
en- bergmt Gage / 6ua. ser er en-
tor 5abritsbp. 6oOr Itaoig Den.
METER fommer til Sta0e. Derps0 If
6uofon 5aplor me9en 2Oelie / at
forbin0s o. opertre, en- gDetis, Tom
fiSen par til tor Rntte for bam
meo 6nipn iii bans Ilisiionsoirtz
Iom5eo.
Ser / 6u1 l9rie ban o9fad at
fen6e. boilte ~beOrsoelige 5sl9tr
Sbnoen eftertu6er / menneitelGgs
ten, % ban IF mart set 0obbeIte
5urmaal: y at gre f9 FetO badros
igr for at itbrfe bnas ali i0d5e
6elbre0, q at Ipdre, for oeito beOrs
at funne pare / Stdn6 iii al 6i9lpt
0e t~rengenoe, bfanOt boilte ban
f9roeoes en- tor Del At tn 5ritiO.
Weo set Mlual for 2ie gap bun
cnOoeTou 4ffalo pad Smgr, NGls
% 9so, oe Ieoeoe b0srft tarOeIigt.
Utiot UNDER alt oette flyer ban Oo1
ielp: Oct par imiolertio en- megst
tun9 5dnfe for mig al ftune ordae
uO til Selma. fern fra al mennsftelig
6i9lp og dlene ildd min qi0 til
Sen leoen0s 8llo meO 6enIbn bad9e
til g~eItGrmelie, lln0er6olo % 6iGip
ar enboer Qrt. Der bar ingen 50ioi
I'm, at bois ems 5ro life Iog fell,
Oa fog SUB 6s0er life fell; men
IGt, at 5roen ilo8 fell. boaO Od7
Seq bdbOe en6nu life Tart, at Ielo
ON oi life tor iro. ct Quo irofait
% fan life blioe fig iefo uIi9."
6an beILutteOe 6a at soe ia | At
feorge Menneifene Oe0 9u0 gem
mem 9snnen alene, % ban IF mart
9eilig6eo til at forie9s fla i Den
Retning. d bans principal bar en-
meoet optd9et man0. 6aooe ban
beOt 5ablor ON at traoe I'm 2sn.
mar 2gnnings6agsn in0trdf. Ru
feIlltts0e 31blor life at traoe sen,
men oerimo6, mar 3ioen narmeSe
fla, at bsoe fliftiot | ben Retninl.
2ennin9sodsen Tom, men DOftOren
pmteoe life ON no9et, % n9fe 2gr
Gag aftsn. "a 5ablor opgior0e 1T
Re1nffa6, fanSt ban, at ban fun
baooe 2 ar. | Get qen3efgtte til.
bage.
0pfe 8ao qif Z. I'd / 9Den For
at ebe I'm iG0olnligs MisIionsser.
ming. Canine 8ass often 81. oms
trent 10, ION BAN iuit bar bleoen
fet6ie mes ct WoSt, fom en- fatt.1
Man6 % Bus ham ON al 70 y.
% fe6e meo Sans 6uftru. ION od.
f:ae beo at 90. :. aif meo, men Oa
ban bsrts. Man0sa par Srl9h>sr.
Tpurote ban BAN, brorFor ban IL
6np6e bentet bans esen prnTt. Sai
fpdreos, at Senne baooe Oeoret F7
res at femme, me0minore ban III
II S6inin1. boilfet ban life ejeSe.
ga bans Fanilie Tufte6e. mlnNn
le6te NIL 3. inc / en- 9onr5, or
Loft St as en- usfsl 3rappe, inS / ei
usTsft @erelfe. % at 9oiff.i
Sbnl = Der Ito6 .tre. fire ggrr
cpItiaeoe, bbis bule ainoer % 3iu4
%einger, og 6ois Zine F~ortulte on
en- langfom 5orbun9ren. qaa en-
6uarlig 2sibant lau Der en- i~taftsls,
6entaret Mooer meO Ell file 80 Ii
mer gammslt Barn, Tom Tnurer'
fnurrsSs emo era0; t6i osida Del
rdr Tp1at o. mat. 3. forfegte M
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01
SojepDinr Butter.

st DBosfdfo
paa aarets fiOfte Dd j.
(Gfter rariiteligt DugblaO".)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01

Ser gu biit Den gamle Bog,
Qf, on TENDER Den piit nappe;
3bi Iom 2iget UNDER 2aag.
Rej, ION 2piet UNDER Steppe.
Gr. SUD be0re oct, Den MI.
Ser gu Diff 81 Tiote glaOel
Der falot man5en 5aare neo,
Wlen 9uos Oro FOR 5adrebdoe
StGnter 5iertet 5rsit ug 5reO.'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01

0rofersre fan anfsre uoen minoz Sumes 9apors 0pmertI
fs 5orbe5Olo = en- grng At REQ 1asfonGr glorrfiOns
grunOf0ia: ,Raar ban Ruloe uoals. Oa Saer England QS23-
- St s1r7 f1nmsn 30 hans beoen enoenot pa p&inds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-03
WOmen'S tailored
suits at $30.75.
Oh N no previous season have
Hill there been offered such va
~ riety of handsome fabrics as

we are showing at the present,
and at this price we have been fortu-
nate in securing a number of exclusive
materials and styles; many of these fab
>rics are in nobby checks and stripes in
the prettiest colorings imaginable; also
both plain and fancy Panamas in all the
most wanted shades. The styles are all
new and strictly up to date in every
detail, and include wide assortment OF
Etons, Modified Pony and the new tight
fitting models. Some are severely tai
tornado in effect: others are more or
less deliberately trimmed. AS the guam
tity of any one style is extremely limit
ed, you should make your selections at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-03
White goods.
36=inch sheer striped
dimity in tOmorrow's
sale at 15c. a yard-l1
other good lots.

This dimity is an extra fine quail
ity. 1t would be a big value at
25c. yard, and only 81 inches
wide. Remember, it is SO inches
wide, and will sell while the fifty
pieces last at only I5c. yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-03
WOmen'S Silk-1ined
VOile suits at STATS.
\ " OLE bids fair to be the
Ill y most desirable fabric of the
season. 1t is light and airy

and yet extremely durable, and
at the same time is readily adapted to
any style or figure. 1t is an ideal fabric
for summer suit. Although we have
any number, ranging in price from $24.7
up to $4,000, we would call special at
ported French wolfe in handsome eton
style; fine plated coat; handsomely
trimmed with silk lace medallions;
skirt full plated; entire Suit made
over guaranteed taffeta. We think you
will agree with us when we value this
Suit at $500. Special at $44.75.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-03

: :
Confirmation dresses .
!: for girls and misses.
! NWl( complete line Of Dam
wv ty White Dresse
suitable for confrma-
ton. The materials are fine lawns,
point d. esprit, Brussels net and
! organizes. They are made in every
: up-to-date style imaginable and in
!: all sizes from ID to Is years. One
: special value we are offering in
;; this department is made of good
: quality net, V-shaped yoke, and
!: skirt is finished with deep flounce.
: The regular price OF this dress is
!: 5000. We offer limited num-
: Der at $I2.75.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-26
CURE BY CUTICURA
At CITY MISSION
Young Woman Found in Awful Con-
dition with Scabies-Body a Mass
of Sores from Scratching Tried
Many Remedies for Seven Weeks
Result Was Discouragtng, But
ITCHING TORTURES
YIELDED TO CUTICURA


While | was doing missionary work
in the lower portion OF several cities |
found it necessary TO know little If
the efficacy Of a few medicines and
after a while found that a little knowl-
edge OF Cutlcura was about all needed.
One of the very bad cases had 10 deal
with was that cf a young woman who
had come 70 us not only broken in
spirit but IN a most awful condition
physically. Our doctor examined her
and told us that she had scabicS OthH
itCh), incipiont par"SiS, rheumatism,
etc, brought ON from exposure and the
effects of her rdEEcd-"dErd life. Her
poor body was a mass Of SORTS from
scratching. and she was not able 10
retain Solu loo'' N'U my u'"IN 'IWlN'
Eood tonlc was li'~'Ilned ana balnN
with n rubbing If lard and Sullhur. We
worl,nd b,rl f,r ,.,rn v,,ls and ,.u
NpIh'N Hb'b VI NN'h WINS "''N ~"
can imagine how discouraged We were
whom nCfrr .u iLat ttmr we Collld ,pn
~" t..'', - " - 49,
SO niue improvements 'hC Gay nap
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-26
The Sabal Palm.

Editor sun: In regard to trans.
ia,ug The Sabal Palm, or cabbage
palmetto, the following should be ob.
served. This species of the palm
family is one Of the most difficult to
"..-l.Jut being very slow in form.
n- u,N roots. hence it is at the risk
OH" PLANTER to plant small plants.
r.'a only four to six fans on
because the sap in these young
'..'- i- insufficient to sustain the
...'. a,Il new feeding roots are form
o. a..ob viii take about twelve
- For this reason a tree from
'-.' % fifteen feet high will grow
..-. rapidly the same containing sap
' To keep IT," tree alive The
. 7u these palms should as iys
BE- .'.I OF. the same being Of 10
- After planting the tree should
e. .'., only moderately moist
G.. A. BLANC,
Landscape Gardener.
.Ilo. Fla, Nov. 2j.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-26
I9f LJWMAN CASE
IS NOW ON TG|AL
~ of Monday Occupied In Com
pleting a Jury
,zu7sMEN WERE EXAMINED

, y.,caid Excused After Panel Had
ss.n rendered and Accepted-N'9ht
e..s,on Required to Complete Jury
,.o. Carter on Counsel for Defense
r, entire time of the circuit court
-. occupied Monday in securing a
..-. in the Lowman murder case the
.., NOT being completed until $50
when the following twelve men
s~. sworn to try the case;
= D,ess. l.. c. Doane A, A. McRae,
81 Garter. James Cellon, J. {.
,,.... r.. X. Anderson, Burrell Wig.
... H. ]. Rifles, John Thomas, W.
y scarborough. Moses Edelstein
The defense, which is represented
~, u5.c Syd l., Carter, Hon. John r..
VHn, and Judge r. A. Pinnclle n
S.r a, counsel, exhausted nineteen
.,,...r twenty challenges, while State
Attorney J. NJ. Rivers and his assist,
,r,, Hon. \. V. Long and Col j. A.
WHa., had only one of the ten chal-
,.ng,. LETT when the State rendered
r.. .ar, and the same was accepted.
IT,. court had excused thirty-twO We
..- ,...., flr gpuSp
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-26
SELECTING A HUSBAND.


Cas'..s hum Wh1e ~ Is St Yo.ns,
Cocuo aaJ S....,.
i;..., 4 3, tie dg.y ., ....y wo.
'. .."y aouc ... . Us no
''"~ tiu' ,'r .. .' ....rI rr
D.. . 90 or weh.- n...n. .,.,r...l
.' ~ tIw contrary o. r.''n
I,' ..>> ~ ~ cOu,rc'N|r IS np>S.n pie
Sc >..".I exercise the gr,u.,,t care IN
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hua 3d. ..t In the matter. ual 70 soac
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A Peculiar Incident.

A. one time after the panel had
l,, rendered by the state and ac-
p.r.I hl the defense, j. II, Kincaid
stood mp and solomnly informed the
n,' that ne did not believe he could
,o r.rco in the case After CON
Siderable questioning by Judge Wills
ne Juror was excused, and the work
Of examining additional veniremen was
ns.n up another half.hour being re.
CURED to complete the panel.
After the jury was sworn and
Deputy Sheriff |. T. Walker sworn in
a, Nlili0f. court adjourned until 9
O'Clock this morning, when the taking
G. testimony will begin.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-03-28
CHILDREN FIGHT.
Parker Young Woman il
Trouble for Slapping a
Boy.

Parker, March 27-Perhaps the most
remarkable case tried in court in
South Dakota for many months has
been disposed Of by the court of Judge
Dwyer of Centerville
Tie defendant in the case was Belle
Hare, young girl, whose parents are
among the most prominent residents in
Centerville. The plaintiff was Mrs.
Hickcox, who charged that the girl had
slapped and otherwise assaulted her
little son, Rufus. it appears that the
boy was using insulting language to
the girl, and that because of this she
undertook 10 administer punishment to
him.
The formal charge upon which the
girl was arrested was assault and bat
terry. Her attorney, when the case was
called, demanded jury trial, and six
of the leading citizens of Centerville
were summoned as jars. So far as
the simple complaint of assault and
battery was concerned tue defendent
convicted rerself, but the apparent
causes Leading up to the punishment
of the boy led the jury TO Hesitate in
rendering verdict.
After celebrating over the case for
many hours the jury returned verdict
of ''guilty'', recommending mercy.
Judge Dwyer imposed fine of s5 and
costs, amounting in all to 5000, or
twenty days in Jail. The girls father,
doubtless disples sed with the nature of
the punish nent imposed upon his
daughte refused to pay the fne and
costs, and the gi,l now is serving
'ime'' 10y living a. the home of City
Marshal Morris, being technically in
his custody, and attending school.
TIE case created genuine sensation
in Centerville, aud the people of that
place were divided into two hostile
camps, part sympathizing with the
girl and declaring that she did right
in Furnishing the boy, while others de-
cla-ed that she had no right to take the
law into her own hands.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-03-28

aud as we hear it on the streets the
names of F. c. Metcalf, F. d. Mitch
ell. Geo ". sWaskey, Robt Jones, f.
Fl. Files, albert Wedgewood are in the
list, and then there are perhaps others.
1t seems to be anybody's game at pres
ent and further discussion will proha
bly, become necessary before a real live
candidate is developed. 1t is perhaps
enough to sit up and take notice as
an executive head OF the cit, govern
ment will be chosen next mouth. Also
four aldermen and four members of the
scnool board