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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11
NOT UP TO
Stamped Envelope FIRM Suspected OF
~Swindling Uncle Sam.

Postmaster General Meyers has sus-
pended the payment of one due
from his department to the Hartford
Manufacturing company, of Hartford,
Conn. and has submitted the matter
to the attorney general for such fur
Their action as may be deemed proper.
The Hartford Manufacturing COM
pany up to July supplied the stamped
envelopes and newspaper wrappers
sold at postofiices. Chemical analyses
of the samples ave disclosed the fact
that the composition OF the envelope
paper has been below the require
ments of the contract. and according
to the computations of the experts OF
the postoffice department the COM
pany has in the last -four years wrong
fully benefited to the extent of about
3425,0oo.
One OF the manufacturers who sup
piled paper to the company has admit
ted TO the postmaster generals agents
that his firm furnished different and
cheaper materials 10 hat specified in
the contract, and that 1t was some
made at the instance OF the Hartford
Manufacturing company.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11
MORMoNs ARE DRIVEN OUT.


Three American Mormons have been
expelled from Germany IA the result
OF persisting. despite warnings prohib-
iting the spreading of their propaEan-
da. In conducting river baptisms and
making converts. They were arrested
and sumnarily taken under guard To
the frontier.
The imperial authorities decided IN
1908 that IL was not desirable to allow
the Mormons' agents To continue acttv-
ity in Germany. but owing To repre-
sensations of the American embassy in
Berlin and Chief Missionary Cannon.
whose field of activity Is central Eu-
rope, with headquarters In Berlin. the
foreign office allowed Mormons a
month in which 10 settle their Affair
and cav the country. There were
at that time fifty Mormon missionaries
in the various German states and he
grounds for the expulsion were that
their teachings were contrary to pub
lie morality and social order. II was
also agreed with cannon that all Nor
mons who are American citizens
should discontinue PROSECUTING in Ger
many. German converts. of whom
there were several thousand. and who
continued to follow the new faith I'M
der native pastors. were subjected 10
various police hindrances- Cannon
moved the central European head
quarters to Switzerland and. IL is un-
derstood, has since returned to Salt
Lake City 1t lis now presumed his sue
cessor Is re-entering the German field
for Mormon missionary work, from
which formerly many ome con-
yerts were sent To Utah.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11
DELAY FOR INSURANCE MEN.
Temporary DISAPPOINTMENT of Trials Is
Granted by Supreme Court.


The trial of five former life insur-
anee company officials indicted as the
result of the reeen insurance inyesti-
vas temporarily postponed
when the cases were called in the SUI
preme court of New York Monday.
Motion for dismissal was made and
will be argued mex week.
The counsel for John Hegeman.
president of the Metropolitan Life In
a company, asked a delay Of two
or three weeks. The district attorney
opposed the granting of the request
and the case was set down for next
week.
When the Ease of George w. Per-
kins. former vice president OF the New
York Life. was called the plea of not
guilty which had been entered was
withdrawn and a motion made tina
the pending indictments be dismissed.
Arguments on the motion will be
heard on Get. 16, as also will the ar
guments on n similar motion made in
behalf of Charles s. Fairchild. a for
me officer of the New York Life.
Walter X. Gillette. former vice pres
ident Of the Mutual Life Insurance
company, pleaded not guilty to the
charge of perjury and the hearing Of
his case was set for Oct. II.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11
JAP LOCKED Up ON TAFT,s BOAT.
Officials Feared an Attempt TO Injurc
the Secretary.

During the trip OF the steamer Min
nesota, on which Secretary of War
Taft and his party were passengers
from Kobe 10 Nagasaki. Japan, d lap
nnese passenger was imprisoned In his
cabin by order Of the captain OF the
vessel or account OF his suspicious ac-
tons. He said he was n member OF
the Taft party. He was turned over to
the police. and IL was developed that
the nan had been drinking. The az
fair was exaggerated into an attempt
to inJure Secretary Taft.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11

li~ss for Alleged Aft<9p e0 Nmsss<s
I'm F~Sm<y SnAmpn-


I'm F~Sn<y snA0pa-
The examination ~ Thomas ssosf.
who shot Harry f<rkhart I'm = saicsn
al F~rr~y on the night ~ Sept. -.
WAS held before u Justice In Ahssd~~n
Wednesday and resulted In ths DE-
PENDANT being boana OVER 10 the n~xf
term ~ court In h sufn ~ e3.eas.
slaaa was unable Ia furnish bofsA~ -
Was taken To the county Jail. The
charge ~ carrying concealed wea rou11
which caused hi. arrest. was dasrzAsse6
before the examinations began. ard sAs
charge ~ assaais with intent to ktit
Was filed. f<sckhart |. no~ In . hoM-
pital here. ard ha. condition II sert1ua
Several witnesses testified To havfn@
heard shots and witnessed the FIRST
part ~ the quarrel that led 70 tho
shooting. bar sssiy sssc said he mw ths
actual shooting He wAa Herman
Sehia. In whose saloon sA@ shooting &C.
CURED. He said that ssoan entered this
place with a revolver and potnsed the
weapon as L<sckhart- The nFwt sh~ia
did not explode. he said. bat the ser-
ona shot penetrated the nooS and tbs
third struck IAoekhart In the ASt a1ds-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11

Isaac 4. tssIl. steward ~ the Sioux
Falls penltemsiary. who Wednesday
night was stabbed several times hs
Robert Amaea. a eemvtst. during . a@s-
p*rats effort Of the latter sa make his
escape. ss vet alive. bat Ia believed %
be fatally injured. Al tire beet the
changes for his recovery are against
hirn.
The StAttsimg Gs the steward MSS tfse
elimination Of un@ of the svao@s dms~
rerase efforts ever made ny a convict
Co escape from the pesait@nsiaTy, Afsssss.
who IN serving a ~ essy- year term fer
maaslauKhsrr rofaraisted In Lyman
county. had been working in thu rseni-
Tertiary shirt factory. bat ou the pre-
text that one Of hi. legs WAS pasnsnx
him he was permitted 10 rwsarn To his
cell There he forged sn order Ter =
broom. ard with Steward sssaI wFeas To
the store room 20 secure IL.
While aiiii was STOPPING ovsr. Arnss
suddenly drew a wsaaii Case knife from
its place Of c~ssnceainssFst about hts
clothing and plunged IL iusa the back
OF the steward He probably aimed
FOR tn. stewards heart. bat missed IL
by about two inches or 1M wousd
have been instantly killed. Gil turned
Just as Ames raised the knife for =
second blow. The FIRST blow apFar.
entity had turned the sharp point ~
the knife. for the wound made by n
second blow was not as de~p RS tbs
i3rst. Hefor. Gill could graphic with
the desperate convict he MAS stabbed
the third time. the knife blade enter
Ing hts chest. Fur a few minus the
TWO men fought a thrilling battle, bat
the loss OF blood had weakened GIN 10
such an extent h a h. Was finally
overpowered
The convict was painting on top Of
him ard gripping around for the knife
which had been dropped during the
fierce hand to hand fight. when Guard
Mcqueen appeared upon the scene and
rushed upon Ame~ just ~ the latter
was drawing a dangerous looking
billy" from his sleeve for the pur-
post II beating the remaining life out
Of GIN.
Ar1as' purpose tn attacking Mr.. GU
wa 10 secure the keys which the lat
ter carried and with them effect his
escape from the prison
In the event that Gill dies Arn~s
| viii Immediately be aFraIgned on the
| charge Of murder.
Las. spring Auez mad IN attersaps
IN escape. but was r~ecaptured.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11
SOUTH DAKoTA WHEAT CROP.


1Naagse Robinson IN al work en- his
1907 crop estimates. ARD has se~uTNd
his ng1ges SEA wheat ard M working
tsp his estimates OBS oats. harley and
other susaal wr@fsssN He does not *
rent 10 complete hts figures cn corn
nntsi ne has uaade y trip "a the scGtA-
e-n part 1T tne State. but frssFs sssat@-
rial az haysss The indications ara shat
this crop VIII be- shorter THIS year Iran
faT last year. Tha wheat estimate IN
a total AZ z~s,2*2sxf3 bushels. ~ whaeas
9.kge.ss@ bushes are AnFmfa wtseats
ard tie rest waite @hsaG I'm detail
he places the acreage ~ whlss wheat
AZ s.3e5.8Ss. wfsk q total yield ~ 80
Ts@.@os hsashasss ard tfe aeseass as
a9vuua VI s.Aa1 at fas.3ss. We ereSsss
Deuel. county with she largest yield
Ug dararn. giving ts ss9.&xa nawerEss
ard gives sphinx essnnFv the ieass In
white whwas wtsh @@f.SSs bushes ard
a yield Nf ..sSs.s6a bushels.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11
VICTORY FOR PEACE
ANGIn-aMERICAN PLAN ADOPT.
ED BY HAGUE COMMITTEE.
Proposed Treaty Will Contain List Of
Gases Which the Signatory Powers
VIII He Obliged To submit to Arbi-
atrati0n.

The approval at Monday evenings
session by the committee on arhitra-
ton of the Anglo-American project for
obligatory arbitration Is regarded a.
a great victory. especially for h Unit
ed States.
The first proposition on this subject
was presented TO the conference or
July s by the American delegation and
Joseph II. Choate.
The project was approved by a ma
3ority greater than was hoped for.
1t is essentially American. and Its
basis. the ~enunciation Of compulsory
arbitration, was taken bodily from the
American proposition, The vote Mon
day was 81 yeas and 8 nays. The coun-
tries III opposition were Germany.
.Austria-Hungary Switzerland, Bel.
GUM. Roumania. Greece, Turkey, Bull
agaria and Montenegro.
Another great success for America
twas the unanimity with which the
countries of the American continent
stood firmly at the side of the United
States.
There was a long debate on the ar
ticle referring to other cases to be sub
mitted to arbitration. and IT was de.
-cided to vote on each of these sep.
arately.
During the recess the chairman. NJ
Bourgeois, asked Joseph II. Choats
and Gen.Horace Porter to meet hin
before the rea~ssenbling of the com.
mittee to discuss the whole subject.
President Nediloff has approved thu
draft Of the fnal act of the conferenc,
in which President R~oosevelt's name Il
to he first mentioned as promotes
of the conference. NJ. Nelidoff will
propose cabling to the president of tn
United States appreciation of his eff
forts in behalf of peace.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11

woeAnen Caught In shower Of Molten
Metal.

(ou9nt Id S0OWct o. Saosse0
Metal
An explosion caused by the upset.
Ing OF the metal pct In the No. ! cul
ooia OF the Standard Steel company
II Butler. Pa, Sunday night caused
the death OF Tour men. fatally injured
twenty N seriously hurt twenty 9TH
ers. Nearly ali The men were foreign
ers1
The large wheel plant was demos-
ished. causing a loss estimated At
Sioo. ooe.
The dead: Nick Dorna. Nicholas
Biotar. John vereck. unidentified man.
The condition % the twenty mer,
injured Is pitiahie. Although alive.
the features OF a majority are mutt
lated beyond recognition. The hot
metal was showered over them. caus-
ing horrible injuries. Arms. fingers
n ears were torn Of. while a num-
Der of the men lost eyes. burned out.
several men are I'm the hospital with
their legs burned TO a crisp.
The explosion was caused by the
&Rc~hNsN 70 ~ SO ftN Nf~
which contained 5000 pounds Of moit-
en- metal ready for a casting. A span
In the pot broke. allowing the liquid
iron to spill over the wet sand. An
explosion followed SO quickly that
none of the workmen In the building
had a chance to escape. Stream Of
h burning metal poured u on the
workmen. some of whom were en-
quilted and literally cooked. Twenty
men near the cupoia had every shred
Of clothing blown on by the explo-
sion. Many were buried unde the
~wreckage and were not rescued until
an hour after the catastrophe.
Buildings In the city. from the force
OF the explosion, shivered as IL shaken
by an earthquake. and people rushed
from their homes panic stricken.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11
The News d Suuh Dakota


49, ~
uw~knad~
The ~rssrnnsrs 3ary In this case ~
Iahn UfErssiys an aged ~rtsne~r. Who
~as murdered tn hss h3ssze tsmar X5eux
Fails. r~fnvssei the following verdict.
John osssrnAy came s0 his dessh ~
y shot fToFss = shssxun. t~swe~m tbs
hours 81 I and . q u- SassAay. SEPT
-. 1897. ard from sh~ evidence s0b-
rysssf~sa fs ~ w@ h~sf~xs the Raid s509
was fired ey Mrs IehA Ufssr~ay fsio-
ssssssssy
The States attorney win n0w uxMks
n farraat eksArx~ al nanrder against
MR.. G'tsrmay and .h~ wfss h~ arrAt8n-
ssa on this s~rssaa charge wfthcas c~-
lay.
when Information sf tae action ~
the ~csrcnsrs larry ~as conveyed -
Mrs UAtsraay at her ~aaAstsss In ths
csusaty bali stss tr~ks Down com rtee3Iy
and Eeutiy protested hsf s~nns~~ssc~-
You know ! DID asss hill Jehn." shs
said To tho w~nti~faefs wha Informed
her ~ the .etssa ~ ~ Jury. Wh~n
she had become more auf@t the Ac-
cus~d wnusssa s~xt for heT Mstsrnsy.
IN bad a long conference with her IN
the county JalL
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11

Prrsadcut Would Conserve Nas1ca's
RenuafCrA.

xtfN001NNSs
President Roosevelt. in his speech
at Memphis. Tenn. Friday. announced
tina, he wouid cali . convention to De
held In washington Jar. ) q to Ad-
vscate the preservation and cofssersa-
ton OF the natural resources cf the
country Including coal. water power.
oil. etc.
The fact that such a call would be
issued was rumored Thursday on some
Of the boat. accom- panyinx he Mis-
sissippi on her voyage dew the river.
II had been under consideration for
some time by the members OF the In
land waterways commission. and thu
details were presented by the members
OF the body to the president al =
luncheon given him on the commits
sfon's boat. Col. Mackenzie. sixteen
governors were aiken into the commits
siou's confidence s. hen that body vent
aboard the governors boat after dixa-
ner.
A meeting was organized Oh he
main deck. over which o Folk pre-
sided. and IL was soon made evident
| that n determined effort would be
made 10 secure am Endorsement of the
| project In advance Of action by the
president. Statements In explanation
OF the commissions plans were made
by several members OF the commits
sion.
Responses were made by practically
all the governors present. u from
being at frs, approving In their ma
ture they developed Into such crps,si-
tion that resolution Of com~mendatiori
which had been offered by Gov. Cham
b4rlain was Withdrawn by him after
two hours of discussion. h general
opinion was opposed tn any expression
OF an opinion previous TO the Memphis
convention which might be construed
into an effort to displace the deep wa
terways matter as the question oi
paramount Importance.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11

More Than - 10 sSssss Cat by Spush
pakssA A@~ssa.saIlnn

Secretary Mcilvaxas. az the ssass
S0aYys NJ agriculture. wifh MS assistant.
j. IL Ssxlk@s. ssaN sNssshesl sending
checks to all persons Winning cash
premiums ON exhibits at the late state
fair sa Hurea. sh@cks were also sasnt
In payment OF all claims pges@ aset
against tn. association. ard sfae books
are practically squared. The pre-
gsaiums awarded amounted 10 susass-
thang over 8 $1,000 and were distributed
anaong about s0n exhibitors. Every
premium and claim WAS paid In full
and this. with the pronapsvsssss with
which fhe work al tire s@v-etaryss Of
flee has been conducted. In appreciated
by exhibitors ard all interested In the
fuir. Mr., MeIlvatne IL already PLAN
ming for uext years exhibit. and In
this he has tire hearty support OF the
board of agriculture and the hundreds
of exhibitors at the fair last month.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11
III. DEMAND fsoR I.aNp.


The September fiilsgx IN the lard of
Ace I'm Pierre do riot sfaew any falling
ey FRI the demand for sssufn Dakota
lands. THE filings Took No nsmgfy
three townships. ard ever "a township
az titles fgyru sha government Was ae~
CURED through nnai proof. sas~R 81
the proofs being cash entries. which
come generally from Stanley cnunty,
and the rest final proofs. which are
mostly frora east ~ tire river In
Hughes ard sally counties For ths
month there were ass homestead NJ.
irgs. y soldiers t-esSiarateFfs@ ard 4
reservoir ~seeAaratort@@4 taxing ur
nearly sN.aea acres The titles werw
acquired through lis cash easrtss ard
- FINAL prN1f&s TIE contest business
NJ the nfsaee i growing. ana hundreds
are now pending for h.artrEs~ shaw
ing 4 strong demand Ger the lands. -
contest business - expensive for those
engaging In IL.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11

The careless handling az a target
rife Sunday morning nearly esst the
life cf the s-ynar-old son of Ed Kun
klc. a farmer living three miles from
Shelton. The father laid he rifle
and went out to the barn. During his
absence an elder son WIS playing with
II n IL was accidentally dlacherged.
the bali entering the back ~ the child
md coming out at the side.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11

One Of the finest Catholic churches
In the northern part of the state has
been begun az Pollock. Campbell coun-
~, at the Father kenel Agricultural
school. The structure viii cost about
10000. and IL is hoped 10 push the
work before the setting i'm OF winter.
SO that it can be finished during the
cold weather.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11
Mnnsied by Nitrovlyccr,n.

Owen v. Anderson, recently an
pointed - a lieutenancy In the United
states army, was blown to atoms nj
san Antonio, Tex. Friday, while hand
ling a bottle OF niiroglycerin. The
house was wrecked II his mother
had a narrow escape.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11

Sho IN this face with the charge OF
wadding from "A blank cartridge dur
ing "A shooting scene on the stage at
La Crosse. WIS, Miss May Vernon. a
vaudeville actress. may lose the sight
Of one II her eyes.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11

Downtown streets In Detroit, Mich,
took On an election night aspect sat
urday as thousands OF baseball fans.
both men and cheered them
selves hoarse In appreciation OF the
winning OF the American league base
ball championship by the Detroit
team.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11
Sight Hurt I'm Wreck

A head-end collision between a pas
senger and freight train on the Wa
bash road occurred near Nelly. III.
and eight persons We're slightly inJur-
ed. Both engines were practically de.
mollshed.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11
Street Car EMPLOYEES sfcct

Apout 500 delegates 10 the tenth bi-
ennial convention CT the Amalgarna,ed
Association Of Street and Electr,r
halfway Employees Of America met in
convention at New Orleans Monday.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11
HinduS Forced tn Icuvc

At Danviile. Wash, an angry mol
drove q small party of Hindus across
the line into Canada Thursday night.
sending showers OF missiles after
them. A few shots were discharged,
but none was injured. il in believed.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11
New purrr for sloux Fan.

Preparations are rapidly being COM
pleted for the publishing IT q new
weekly Norwegian cwspa per In Sioux
Falls. 1T will be named Den Norskt
AmerIkanen. The new paper will be
published and owned by H. Upland. 81
Canton.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11
An Ioxyrn pcs,ora

Roy III. Chamberlain, of Iowa. coll
lector Of internal revenue at Horo-
lulu. Hawaii, has resigned on account
Of the Ill health of his wife. His sue
cessor a not yet been appointed.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11
Slcct Storm Mt Pierre.

A sleet storm prevailed in Pierre for
most OF Sunday. but melted about as
fast 1t touched the ground. not being
severe enough to cause damage.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11
Tobaccp n Ncbrnskn.

Frank Reynoiss. Jr.. living east Of Ar
iipgton. has some fre tobacco plants
which are pronounced equal In quality
to the finest r~ariet.cs which grow In
Kentucky.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11


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too4-Don Jose Pardo proclaimed Pro-
dens of Peru.
13,o9o New n shne Strflre.
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Arrest Thirty-Thrcc rs Blackmal,e,

Thirty three italians were arrested
al B~rp"hssiile, Pa by members Of
the pennsylvania state constabulary
IN an endeavor TO break UP an alleged
Matchmaking society.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11
Big Rice Crop In Papan.

The hnal official forecast Of this
years rice crop In Japan shows It To
be I2h per cent above the average