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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-04-18
KoRTRIGHT OUT or JAIL
AND BACK IN HIS SANCTuM

Fairfax, s. d., April lS.--Editor hort-
right. OF the Fairfax Sun-RevieW, aIter
several days in the Gregory county jail,
as the result Of proceedings IN Grim nm
inal libel brought by Fred Huston, ex-
no',ntv I,,~, commissioned and candidate last
fail for the office of sheriff. has been
released from custody and once more
ig IN personal charge OF his paper
His incarceration attracted wide at
tention, chiefly for the reason that ne
had telephone connection between ms
neIi and his newspaper Office and tele-
phoned in such editorials and local
items as he wished to appear In MS
paper. .,.,. ~,
He gained his liberty through the
good nature of his prosecutors, VINO ala
not wish to see him remain In jail IN
definiteIy and therefore consented 70
his release. -
II is freely predicted that should ne
resume the attacks, other charges or
criminal libel which are penoing
against him will be pushed without de-
lay. 49,, a, e,,,,,,,
City. sa.--. a.A.-. -. .a.-. ..e. - .. a.E-.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-04-18
DONOR OF BUILDING DIES
49,. Just BEFORE DEDICATION

Huron, s. D., April 13.--Voorhees hall,
the gift OF Ralph Voorhees,, of Clinton,
N. J., to Huron college, was opened 10
the public Tuesday evening, when tne
ladies' College association gave bene-
AT for the Improvement OF the campus.
The hall is a beautiful structure, mod
ern in style and equipment ano Was as
erected at q cost of $4,000. 1t was the
gift of Mr.. voorhees,, who also gave
what is known as the Elizabeth Voor-
hees dormitory for girls, which, cost
$50, 900. Announcement of the death OF
Mr.. voorhees,, which occurred at his
home in New Jersey, a day or TWO
since, somewhat marred the pleasures
of Tuesday evening.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-04-18
DECLARES FOR USTRUD
FOR S. D. GOVERNOR
The Lead Call Says He Should
Be Successor Of Coe !.
Crawford.
MAS BORN IN THE STATE
He Would Be the First Native Of Sout
Dakota to Occupy Gubernationai "
Position--oualifieations
Highly Praised.

Lead. s. D., April 1s.--The Lead Can
Of Friday indorses the candidacy OF H.
A. Ustrud for next governor Of South
Dakota. An editorial says: ....
III. A. Ustrud, superintendent Of ed
ucation OF this state. is a gentleman
who possesses brains essential to the
discharge of this office. His educa-
tionsl ability and spotless character
have won the appreciation Of the people
Of the state. If chosen governor in 1908
he win be the first native born state
officer to hold offlce. He was born IN
1871 in Minnehaha county, ana Is
graduate of the Lutheran Norman
school. He is well versed in the AFFAIRS
OF the state and familiar with the neeas
OF the people. He would carry out tne
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-04-18
SENTENCES PASSED AT THE
FEDERAL COURT AT SIOUX FALLS

Sioux Falls, S. D., April 17.-7Judge
Garland passed sentence as follows on
convicted federal prisoners at the term
of court just ended here;
" Dan Lax, peddling LIQUOR In McCook
county without a government license.
thirty days in Jail and q fine of 300
IA Samuel Watkins and William Morgan,
larceny ON the Rosebud reservation,
three years each in the United States
penitentiary at Leavenworth, Kan.
Jerome Cadotte and Francis New
Earth, Indian boys who made q sensa-,
tional raid after fieeing from a govern
ment boarding school on that part OF
the Standing Rock reservation which
extends into South Dakota, four Years
each In the state reform schoot at
Plankinton. .1. L..
Thomas Ferron. convicted on three
indictments charging him with the
wholesale theft of horses from the
Rosebud reservation, four years IN the
federal prison at Leavenworth. Notice
| OF an appeal was given. Z
Robert Medicine Horn, an Indian
| who pleaded guilty to having intro
duced liquor into the Yankton reserva-
! ton, three months in jail and 800 fine.
Little owl, an Indian, charge similar
1 to that against 1 Medicine Horn. six
| months In Jail, fine 500. ,f E -. =.
| BENJAMIN f. Burns, having sold
| liquor at Wagner, I'm the ceded portion
of the Yanktons reservation, imprison'
| ment in the federal penitentiary al
Leavenworth one year and one day
fine $100s q Y HrB t,5A = &# t4Sti&
william Thornton. introducing liquol
into the Yankton reservation, Sc
months in jail, fine 800 -
Charles Wells introducing liquor int
the Yankton reservation, Imprisonment
one year and one day, fine 5000.
George Rockboy, introducing liquo
into the Yankton reservation, ST,
months I'm JAN, fine 800. @t.>@ ,.H.
Ambrose II Trayersie, who pleade'
4 guilty to Introducing liquor into tn
4 Cheyenne river reservation. SIX month
in Jail. fine 500. R6E& -
4 May Lyman, introducing liquor int
the Yankton reservation, six months u
jail, fine s10os
Merle Dodge, whose home Is in Wis
consin, entered plea OF guilty to hav
ing, at the postoffice at Groton, s. d
mailed an Objectionable letter, whic
was addressed to party In Wisconsin
Dodge is only 20 years of age. In Vie
of this and the fact that he already ha
served about five months in jail, an
| other mitigating circumstances, he wa
! let off with fine of 500, Judge Carlan
ordering that he be committed to th
Minnehaha county Jail untiltt the hne
, paid. ,..
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-04-18
SOUTH CAkoTA

The Demain publishes letter from
correspondent who. In the cause OF
'rnperance, cites q great authority.
Iohn. the Evangelist 1t is claimed
IA the inspired writer proclaims ao-
|nthe as terrible scourge, and fore
Ills its baneful powers In the eigIn
I,arter of the Book Of Revelations,
here we read In verses 10 and II:
rhe third angel sounded a trumpet,
1i big star bright as q lamp feii
[orn the sky on to the third part OF
ke rivers and fountains and waters:
his star was called NORWOOD, and
ae third part Of the waters were
hanged and many men died OF thirst
ecause they were bitter" Wormwood
4 the English authorized version IS
endered ..absinthe" Ia the Frencn
rarylation OF the New Testament.
Paris contemporary commenting on
he letter. expresses the opinion that
he chamber will more likely be IN
Eaenced by the necessities Of the bud
III than the warning contained in the
fision OF the evangelist.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-04-18
nauennort. Ia., Man Give.
'ELLEp FRONT" FOR rs
YEARS, CORNELL NOW ILL

Sioux Falls, S. D., April 16.-W. II.
Cornell. who for nearly a quarter OF
a century has been the main squeeze"
behind the desk at the Cataract hote..
last night gave notice that on May l
he would sever his connection with the
hotel. The determination OF Mr.. Cor
nell to quit the hotel and also the city
was reached on the advice of his fam
Ily physician, who has recommended
change OF climate. Mr.. Cornell has re-
Gently constructed a comfortable home
in Sioux Falls, which he will sell. and
will most likely take UP his home In
Colorado, as advised by his physician.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-04-18
FEAR OF LOSING CLAIM,
YOUNG WOMAN GOES INSANE

Yankton, g. D., April n,-Miss Lydia
Moore has been brought TO the insane hos
pitaI here for treatment. She and her
mother and brothers came to South Da-
kota and filed on three quarter sections
OF land in Faulk county. The mother ano
brother commuted their entries ana re-
ceiyed their patents at the end of four
teen months. s.. .-. .a.Mn. -.
The young woman, however, decided to
hold her claim for the fun Ave years per
iod required by the homestead laws. sne
was about to submit final proof when
contestant appeared and filed on the CAIN.
The sudden shock and the ordeal 1G q
court trial was too much for the yGFhs
woman and she became violently insane
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-04-18
RESULT OF TEACHERS " r.
"ExAMS" IN SOUTH DAKOTA

Pierre, S. D., April 1.-THE state
marking board has completed the work
for the March examinations and passed
422 out of $50 applicants. TWO each
annIied for state and life diplomas
and were granted the certificates for
which they asked. There We're 134 ap-
plicants for first grade certificates ana
thirty-five of these were granted, While
seventy of them were granted second
grade certificates on the papers they
presented Out of the 621 applications
for second grade certihcates AZ Sc
cured certificates and 229 were re-
iected. Only eight of the first grade
Applicants made complete failures,
making the percentage passing about
g. ESP"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-04-18
.HIGH WIND WRECKS ~
BANK AND SALOON

Aberdeen, S. D., April 15.-During q
terrific wind storm last night part OF
the walls of the ruins of the old Sher-
man hotel left by fire, otttered ana zen
on the roof of the Sherman saloon,
crashed through, and missed several
men by few inches.
Twelve men in the place at the time
were panic striken. The bartender
crawled into the vault fearing the
building would collapse.
At Frederick, near here. the roof OF
the Farmers State bank was blown of,
and a heavy timber was blown across
the street into butcher shop, mar
rowly missing employees, sss .Esf .bea
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-04-18
PREsBYTERIANs CONCLUDE
~ 3-DAY MEETING AT BRGfTOf

Britton, s. D., April 1.-THE presby'
terry Of Aberdeen has closed a tnrr'
days session here. Forty d1lEgattf
were in attendance.
Rev. A. M. Work, q. Watcr.own, s.
L., was elected moderator TIC terri
of Rev J. S. Butt. OF Crotch, 8 D., a.
stated clerk. held over for anctnti
year. s
The Ladies' Missionary scciety wai
a. NJ. Work, OF Watertown. S. d.. prse
ident. and Mrs r. ~ Lee, of III ittr.t
secretary and treasurer
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-04-18
WOLVES ARE PREYING ON =
YOUNG LAMBS IN DAkO ls

Yankton, s. D., April 1S.-Wolves faf
doing much damage in this county tniS
spring by killing lambs, The beasts,
famished by the usual scarcity Of food
In the winter months, are very bold
and will chase and pull down a lamp
within few hundred feet OF dwen-
ing. At GAINESVILLE. where the heaVS
growth along the Jim river 1Sords naa- st.s
redations have become sei9ous. Tne
animals have Increased greatly OF late
years owing to the small bounty.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-04-18
GIRL BITTEN BY SCORPION
.-.l.4 WHICH WAS ON BANANAS.

Avon, s. D., April 15.-Miss Mabel
Kirk. was bitten by a scorpion while
getting bananas in her fathers store
for DIR. Hollingworth, local physician:
while reaching up to cut cluster OF
bananas, the deadly insect crawled out
and bit the girl on the end OF ner
Soraanger II was fortunate for her
that the physician chanced to be pres
ent, He quickly tied string around
her finger, took her to his office, and
burned the wound out with acids. She
now is none the worse for her ad-
venture, because Of the prompt action
OF the physician. -.. .g.,. .-.. .
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-04-18
TABERNACLE
!. AND REVIVAL GOES ON
Aberdeen ! Citizens EffectivelY
Resent Auditorium Ow ar's
Obstructive Efforts.
| WILL AFFECT ELECTION
Il Is But One Week of and Saloon.
Element 10 Blamed for Plot TO
Drive the Evangelist From
the City.

Aberdeen, S. d. April 13.-The enorI
of charles Gottschalk. owner OF the
opera house auditorium, to drive
Evangelist r.. E. Johnson out Of the
city, has fallen fat. and Aberdeen -
stirred to the center, ,a,
Gottschalk refused to rent the audi
torium, where the services nave peer
held for a month, TO the commlttee nay .S
ing charge Of the reviVals any ioisIs,..
Johnson was to be retained. Last nlgnt
a committee offered him $3.50 for one
week, twice the sum he had been get-
ting He told them they had nor
money enough to make him Withdraw
the Conditions; johnson must go. Inc
committee went back to the auuilvs
ium, where the meeting was peing nsiu,
and reported Rev. j. w. Taylor, pas
tor Of the First M E. church. ex-
plained the situation to the audience
az 900 people, who Kissed Gottscnaiks
name Mr. Taylor then suggested inst
a tabernacle might be built Ior tne
revivals, and the audience indorseu ,ls l,lis
by cheering. He called TOT men VIZ VIZ
would work on such a building, anu
about 100 stood up Then he asked Tor
those who would contribute ~ eacn.
and almost everybody in the audience
men and women, stood up, many CON-
tributing much more than dollar.
.sa Money Quickly Raised.
Fully 81, 500 was subscribed and most
of il paid within fifteen or twenty min NM
utes. Some of the committeeman
worked all night, and at an early nour
| this morning had the lumber necessary
| for the building loaded on wagons
ready to carry to the site chosen TOT
| the tabernacle. When Gottscnalk
learned that the committee had taken
this step, and seeing $3.50 easy money
| slipping away from him, he sent wore
| to the committee that they could nave
! the auditorium for the price named
and that he would withdraw his con-
ditions. He was informed that ne was
too late, the committee did not Waht
his auditorium at any price.
/ A hundred men or more are at Woih
on the new tabernacle today and VII VII
be in readiness by tonight. EVangelisl
Johnson will stay week, until aIteI
election. The, saloonkeepers are
alarmed, fearing that the vote mex
Tuesday will put the city on the cry
list. The saloonkeepers are blamed
whether rightly or wrongly, of INDUCING
/ Csottschalk to refuse the auditorium
and almost the whole city Is up II
| arms. .n.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-04-18
MAYOR CLEANER RETIREs
AFTER SERVING NINE YEARS

Huron, s. D., April 17.-At special
meeting of the city council Mayor ]. A.
Cleayer, who for nine years has guided
the destinies of the city. retired, to be
succeeded by Neil McKal. In Mr.
Cleayer's farewell address he told
briefly of what has been accomplished
feeIingly of the friendships and affec-
tions formed among the members OF the
council during that time. At the spe-
cial meeting Aldermen Lowe and Din
neen also retired, leaving their places
to be filled by John Dougherty and
Clarence N. McIlvane. 4........r, it,.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-04-18
rom FERRoN Is CONVICTED
IN A BRIEF HALF HOUR

Sioux Falls. S. D.. April 16.-William
Roberts and Frank Long, who pleaded
Euilty to larceny on the Rosebud res
ervation, were sentenced to iInprison-
nlent for thirty days each In the coun-
gty Jail at Deadwood and fined $lo0
zach. -.... 49,.
A fury in the federal court was out
only about fifteen minutes when 1t re-
turned a verdict Of guilty in the case
IF Thomas Ferron, tried on three in-
dictments charging him with being i'm
plicated in the theft of about thirty
head of horses from the Rosebud reser-
walton. ,. ...... ....
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-04-18
GOVERNOR URGES AID
FOR THE STARVING RUSSIANS

Pierre. s. d., April l6.--SIoVernor |
Crawford has issued the foiiowins PRIV
aIn this age of Christian brother
hood. no call of the deserving hungry
should go unheard. / have received
from Samuel J., Barrows, secretary Oh
the Russian famine relief conInl'Ies,
an appeal which that commtlsS
making to the governors OF the iir ui,Le
ent states, which contains the tollo"-
ing: @ .,oa ,,,y the
aDirect information obtained py Tue
committees from personal witnesses as
well as from the public. press ana oto
f1cial sources, confirms Reports as ~
the vast magnitude of the calaiiiLy
and the widespread misery IT entails
In the next three months, before the
new harvest can be sown ana reapeu,
disease and death from slow starVatlon
will be the last act in the oarh
tragedy. - o,,a
"SOur country is prosperous ano
| generous and has often responueu ~
snneaIs to aid unfortunate sufferers.
IL the people of the United
states can be made to fully understanu
| the conditions tiIg gsRussia, they VIII
| give promptly and generously 10 avert
| the disease and death which threat
| ems hundreds of thousands or felloW
| hejngs The committee expresses the
hopn that you will call attention TO tnls
| calamity by public proclamation SO
that opportunity may be given to the
people OF your state to aid the stricken
people of Russia
| "ContrIbutions should be sent to the
| secretary, Samuel J. Barrows. l3b EAST
18th street, New York City, and VIII
| be ,deposited with and acknowledged
hy the Morton Trust company.
81 et this noble charity be invoked
everywhere, in church, Sunday school
Fraternal and benevolent organizations
and Individual contributions and let the
aid be promptly extended because de-
Law of too great lengthiiwill make the
Davenport, la, Man Gives.
ST. Petersburg, April 16.-Ambassa
dor Riddle has transmitted to Baror
DeMeyendorf, head of the Russian kec
| Cross. $4,000 collected through TIT
American Red Cross fo: thegreiief o
the famine sufferers in Russia.
The only other American contribution
received by the embassy Is $3.50 sent b.
:, Mr.. Elynski of Davenport, Ia
Z Premier Stolypin today submitted
: bill to parliament providing for an ap
preparation Of $11 100000 as supplement
]. | ary credit for famine relief, and aske
= ! FOR the earliest discussion Of the meas
ure on account of the urgency or TN
situation.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-04-18

AN artist was talking about the late
Walter Appleton Clark, who died at the
,ep4nning OF his artistic career. AND
,Iark." he said. had a strong sense OF
aumor. / remember going through 2
'nillionaire's stables with him one Gay.
You know what a millionatres stapies
nowadays are like--hoors ana walls VI
translucent white tiles, drinking Loun.
airs of marble. mahogany managers.
aver trimmings and SO forth and SO
n. sWall. gentlemen,' said the million
aire. proudly. lis anything lackingr =
can think OF nothing said Clark, ex-
nent a sofa for each horse.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-04-18
OF FIVE COUNTIES
TO PICNIC AT LAKE ANDES

Armour, S. D., April 15.-Fire COM
nanies of Douglas, Charles Mix. Hutch
inson, Bon Homme and Aurora coun-
ties met in this city and fixed June 4,
K and as the dates for holding the
Sremen's picnic at Lake Andes A
meeting will be held May Is 70 perfect
plans. 1t Is anticipated that pail
ga,,ass horse races, balloon ascension,
etc viii form part OF the outing. y
p. shaw, of this city, Is corresponding
secretary OF the associated fire com
panies
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-04-18
WEST TO INSPECT STONE
FOR NEW CAPITOL BUILDING

Pierre, s. D., April H.--GoVernor
Crawford and the members Of the state
capitol commission have left here for
Hot Springs, where the commission
will inspect the stone proposed for the
new capitol building. While absent
the governor will speak at a banquet
at Gregory, April 80, and address a
large assembly at Burke, May !. .. d
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-04-18

A well known detective was compn-
mented on an arrest that ne nao maue. o's.
sT,ne arrest had been mysteriously
achieved and the detective was asked
10 explain it. This he refused to DO.
wT'here are SO many ways OF catchlng
criininals." he said, laughing. You
know what the old man told his wifeT
she first said to him: Don't talk. John:
You can't say / ever ran after you.
@Tnue.' the old man assented. And
YOU can't say the trap ever runs after
the mouse, either, but 1t gathers MIN
fn Just the same
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-04-18
A. O. u. W. TO DISBAND
49, OHIO DEPARTMENT

Cincinnati. April 16.-The Ohio de-
oartment OF the Ancient Order OF
United workmen Is to be abandoned,
according to Ohio Grand Recorder Roe
YER. Suit has been filed to appoint a
receiver for the business and wind up
it's affairs. ... ...
The recorder said 1T Is exceedingly
difficult to convince members of the
fraternal organization OF the wisdom Of
the increased assessments ..
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-04-18
BOYS POUND RAILROAD
TORPEDO; TERRIBLY INJURED

Tyndall, 8. D., April IA rallroad
torpedo was pickel up by Robert MO-
raxec. who to open 1t pounded 1t with
a rock. He was horribly cut about
the face and was quite seriously In
I1ured by cut in the lip from the lying
pieces OF the box and Its contents. A
portion OF the torpedo was driven
clear through his cheek. A little
brother had his eyes seriously injured.
\ IA nhvsician was summoned an soon as
possible and II is hoped that blood
poisoning or lock Jaw VIII be pre-
vented.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-04-18
CANTON SUFFERS LOSS ~
BY FIRE OF $4,000

Canton, s. D., April 16.-The fiercest
ana most destructive fire in the history
of Canton occurred yesterday during
= terrific northwest gale, which car
ried burning chunks OF wood from the
big lumber yard several blocks toward
the river and even across into Iowa,
The double shed of the Mutual Lum-
Der company WAS first to burn, blazing
afty feet high under a pressure or a
Fifty mile gale. The firemen worked
ike heroes and saved the Bowman
Kranz lumber yard across the street.
over which the blaze rolled at times.
Burning embers were carried nVe
blocks, setting fires several times and
finally consuming the Milwaukee pump
house on the river bank. zs
The platform of the Milwaukee sta
lion and other railroad property were
on fire at times, but hundreds Of watch
FRS were able to keep the fire from
4 spreading, while three engines hauled
i freight cars out OF danger.
| The fire was without doubt Of In
cendiary origin. The loss is about $20,-
700. with insurance Of $4,000. q. l..
Gray, of Lake City, Ia, and Canton
owen owned the property.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-04-18

A substitute for beeswax has been
discovered in the leaves Of the rama
palm, product Of the Island OF Maoa-
frascar. The wax is extracted by the
isirnple process of heating the dried
ileaves on mat to small bits. Ine PAL ps
4sciea are then gathered and boiled. The
resultant wax is kneaded into small
cakes. Experiments are being made
with the new substance to find out its
commercial valuewhether 1t may be
used for bottling purposes, in the manu-
facture of phonograph cylinders, etc.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-04-18
FATHER NoEsEN ACTS FOR
BISHOP STARlHA, IN ROM

Lead, s. D., April 15.-Father Noe.
sen. OF Deadwood, has been appointed
Ia the position OF acting bishop OF this
diocese OF the Catholic church In SCUM
1raLota during the absence of Bishop
9tariha. of Lead, who has departed Tor
Rome, where he will visit the pope.
The bishop will be absent for about
two months. ~ t..,~. .'r.r@
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-04-18
BALL CLUB Is FORMED ..... ..a
AT "MANDYS" HOME TOWN

Hudson, s. D., April 17.-The ball
players of this place-the home of Miss
Amanda Clement, the famous girl UNI
.pire--haye organized. Officers are:
President, H. H. Cable; vice president,
Joseph Henrichs; secretary-treasurer.
r. B. Cassill; directors, c.. A. Downs
and e. R. Buck
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-04-18
BOY FATALLY INJURED BY
HORSES KICK IN THE FACE

tha s-vear-old son of Mrs. oster, a
widow, was kicked by horse and
fractured. His lower left jaw bone
was broken in several places and his
left side was paralyzed. Notwithstand-
fng these severe injuries the boy lived
several days In terrible agony perore
death ended his suffering. .
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-04-18

Madame Tussaud, famous for her
wax figures, died In London, where she
had lived for forty years, at the age
OF 90, in the year 1850. She It was who
BY her art had preserved the por-
traits OF the men of the French revo-
luton, including Marat and Robes
pierre: Of Charlotte Corday, the Prin-
cess Lambelle and Of Madame Beau
harnais. afterward the wife of Napol-
pnn L N t Ha# rFg