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,Snfel Som'S Gubiu." oaS biitori:
ide Stiid in cincm neltcn Rablncn,
0cbt oieic ISOLDE ilbcr Die 9rctter >eS
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onocrcn ebcnIp prodtpoIlct, mic req
liitiiden Scencric'n jcigt 0ic 2lllsItot.
tlt1g &oIpD Srltnt'@ bcruorru0cnbeS
@cmGloc scr n@inmuliifen Stoot"
lutO Mar &crion'a @i(o oe3 .Sf(as
pcnnlorftS BON Ncp Or(conS". Sc.
id1itSiii6rcr Wartil brttgt ouS ipo6l-
befaitnte 9ronlo IN icidcr Orioinol.
iorm 6dt sic GolIcn In sic SGnoc BE-
tier iueiBct GhnllipitFer gc0c6cn un0
bat eillci, I%tarfcn Gbor cn1ooirt, Scr
Die iiiotiAcn Nc1cr uctf6rpert. &or
Dem Sbcdter miro tG0IiM NubmittogS
mo M6en0s ein groBcS Sr6eIter
ipielcn.
~Mep Monumental"
2~icbbobcr elmer Qlrtcn W%urlcsQllc
bdbcll Gtelc Wod)c I'M o9tcru Wpnlls
mental" @%elegcnbcit, Die bette Grippe
uuf oieien1 @cbtcte, Ole oOol1fec
0oo0lc Girls" 81 icbcn. Gic %oriteI.
hug bc1iurt nit elmer (raueItic olli
0oS Sonmler Sotclic6cn, benonnt
vSruGcrS Sorm". I'm Spc5ioIitGten.
5bcil trcten ouf: Morion uto @eurl,
aomooionten unO Nfroboten; So. ..
mo &oao NS6ite, 6%ouitf6mpfcr; Sling
mo Oocll, Soubrcttcn; 0ic Sioonioa,
bn@ WoiinG0dc1 lnO Ger Tramp"
unb 6ronflin Battle, SGngcr. NGd)s
item SonmerItog bcAinnt cine Serie
Don &inqfGmpfcL bic nit Sem 5pi-
idlen IuleriOls lnO 2iuf b%eginncn.
Sic Nmotellr GbenOc ieoen Sreitog
fiiacn oo9 SaitS ltct8 bis orf sen lebs
ten 4loB.
@roBe Sper in Scr 2pric.
Sullc.
Sic Nad)frogc nuh @iQetS fir oic
0rci SorItclungen Der Gonrico'ihcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10

8Gierc, lpelde nm 4llbr RohmittogS
un6 10 lt6r M6eno8 itottfinOet. Ridt
SIT pcraciicn lit Die nit Sem 300"
ucrbunocnc, inn oritten Stodiperf oeS
@cbGlloeS 6efinoli6e GoQi6ubbobn,
mclde ais Elm 2ieblingS Sanmcl'
punft Der iungen 2eute gilt.
S6crit i. 5. Munop miro om 2ons
ncritoa, sen IA. MGr5, fir ieinen be.
licbtcn General 81 idGftsfiibrer 2ouiS
5, @ccf cine Benefits %oriteaung Der.
onitoIten. An oicicm Gage perbel
Grtros&oritculm9cn ge9eben, nno bel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10

GonierootorilmlS INN 4 llbr 9tod)n1lt4
tags ltottiiu0cn. 81 ibm miro lidl
Scr Gclontciltcr gllpin Sdr0Ocr, ooa
lu~ngiGbrigc WtitNlieo brS ancilcl-
Gnortctts, BON lcincn 5ablrcifell bic
iigtn Srcllnocn ucrnbIdicben. Gr lei
ltet ci1cnt Mi an Dos &oni0lihcGors
ierpotorilum in Sruntillrt om Wtoin
oIS 2cbrcr ocS GclloipiclcS 6olgc.
Eroiclior Bart @irb miro IN Dem
Strcid) = Grtintctt BON SCHUBERT oclt
eincn Gcloport ipielen. Gas gro.
oronlrn unrfoBt: Me1oclSlobn - ri
legroS. @cctboucll - GclosS onotc,
&r. Sd)r0oer. SCHUBERT - Streid)-
Gilintctt in G.9ur. '7',0'r
3ebnteS SrcicS Srgcl VI e.
citol.
Sri. Mor9orctbc @or0cr miro oo@
10. ircic Sr1el d. Hccitol hcltc Nfod)-
n1ittog Tim "a llbr IN Der Gon5crts
NoQe 0c9 Eeoboop GonlcrpotortllmS
ocbcll. Gus Yrogronm bcitcbt aus:
Mcnocl1lobn 49, 5lpeitc Sr0el So'
nate. uto SrilblingSlieo. @oIIten'
bollne - 2Gnoli6c 5ontoiic, Soints
SocnS - Ser Shlpon mo 6ontoIie
in 6. @oh - Soccoto mo 6llge III
S.MpQ. SenmlcnS - Sinolc. Nll-
BcrOcm miro Sri. @lilobctb MINES
GcQosSoli ipiclen.
Ser n3oo".
Cab S6erit =. 5. Mlunop eS Der.
ltollocn fat, ocn Miinld)cn oeS 9olti.
morcr EnblifrmtS poaltGnoi0 SIT ei1t-
ipredlclt, Oo9 benefit Der grpBe BE-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10

ser brrnncnOcu 2tioeni6oftcn urb
aufopieruocn 6rcunoi6uit elltpidcln
touutc. Nr. @iGiom 6opcr8bonJ Der
b~criibn1te Shmlipiclcr oc5 Empire
GbcotcrS," ipiclt Die Gitclrole oes
GopitGn9 @pncgate, Der ipGtcr Der
uSQllo,p Mon" miro nit portrGtGbr,
liler Grcue. Die ouOercn Iolcn
limo cbcninQS in 6cipdbrtcn NGnOcl1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10

iudl Oen iidj icin o3oo" al ser Nortb
9lpcnrlc uulo Snf.S troBc crireut. Iic
Collection lpilber Sbiere, ipelde BORT
SIT icben lit, 50blt 81 oen geitcn, bic
ie in Baltimore ge5ei9t ipuroc. Gie
8oriteQrn0er Der oreiiirten 16ierc
Ourd) i1re Gduoigcr illden iGreSgIei.
den unb 'boben bier o%qoemeine BE.
numbering bcrborgcruien. Scbr IN
tcreiinnt lit aud Die 6iltterrng Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10

Sdrror sie in Der f0nialihen Spcr IN
Berlin iold)e groBe Sril1mpbc gcfci-
crt bat, Die Sopranrolcn bat un0 0ic
cbenfauS Goruio, InorcoS 0ippel,
Scotti, ser olS Scorpio feineS @Iei.
d)cn bot, oilf Ole 9iibnc brillgt, mcr,
Den nidt ~perfcblen, einc Seniotion
SIT idoffcv.
0oS lcbtc &nei l-G on5crt
9oS lc5tc @on5crt 0eS &neilc.s
GuortettS nit |rof. Surolo San.
oolpb ais Tiouilt miro nud)lten 6rci-
tag in Der Gon5ertbolle bcS &coboon'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10
N s."

pNlbuugh5."
@}cnn Gontroitc elm G%beotcritiit in
tcreiiurt mobclr. 10 n~liiiicu es iid)cr-
liA Die IN Dem oicie @ohc IN o9ll=
boilgb'0 lbeoter" in 0en Gromo
She %rooigol Spn" bon &oQ Game
5ltm Nllaorld 0ebrohtcn tbuul. Grei
GceRen lpieleu I'M ciiigcn SSlonO
6jnro9. Shrlee, Shlitteni0eQcn Ii.
ifuuOiuopiihe &olf5lie0er mofen lie
le5en9lpobr, urs I'M 6lll9c BON %
miro mon in Den lonlll0cn Sit0cn
pcricbt. 81 cincm Goiino an Der
9ttuicro ipiclt Der onOcrc Nft. Die
gauge iGniIl9 2ltbmolpborc Scr pom
SpicItcuIcl geIdNu3naCrtcn Suit, ollc
ole bct0libcU0cir SrclIOcu Der &clt, ii,
Der n,on iiW nidt %lon9mcilt, bic oiclc
SahimcIpIGte 0cr Ncltenbllmmlcr
ol,s5ciMucu, bort mo iicbt man. Sri.
@aSlucll ipie!t Die Nolc Der 6rolt
Nrooi0ol3 in Den eritcu , 2iftcn itilo
sic Iciucr Godtcr I'M lcbtcn. &crr
&uabItpn ols ErooriAol Dot bic @e.
~lcaenbcit, Ou5 @citc icinca Colcntca
3u jei9cir.
ID orul0no."
Sos @eitc ppm @citen" OoS lit Scr
@rmnO'oh, lnal ocnn@aiAditsiilbrcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10

Scr IbenO @oriteuun0 miro Scrr Bed
nit Oberit Mitnop'S gr0Btcm 2olpcrl
.Iomirol S6lcp," Der leincr 3cit III
cincn Autonnobil cine &lunofobrt
oltrd) sic Stoot mod)te mo Dem
WouorS. @iircolt cillcu @ciild obltot'
tctc, in Ser arcno oltitretcn. Nud) Den
&o~riteQunocn nm II llbr IbenoS be-
Ninnt ein Sunglc-9oa, bel Dem Die
bcfonl1tc f0nigli1e itolicniide &opclle
ilntcr 2eitrn0 bon Signor s. "a.
oiinton con5crtircn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10

pdGenoen 2ic0ern unS' por6ii9liden
Smpcrionotioren oltrhiebt lit, sic
ilberall cen gr0Btcn Grfolg crrungen
babcr. 4ic o1OGrc,t, cbcnfnIl@ crit
tloIligcn 9tlmmcrn lin0: Gitcllc @or,
Octte nit ibrcn lelbItperfaBtcn Gill-
after ~ Snncpmpn1l in tbc Gnta.
fills" Mooomc SouiS Nuifin, oircft
non Faria, nit lbrcn orclIirtcn Yffcll,
Die elm Observation-Disclosures Der Ghcoric
Goruin'S iino; Gorion mo gSiuiorO,
nit ibrcr Spc5ioIitdt o5ri8cro 81
oncc"; Glntcr Senlcp Der mlperalcid).
tifc MonoIo0niit; Die mniifoliiden
Sobniona, }Dlopboniitcn Die SoG.
ion- 6nmilie, Die beItcn Nicpclc-Giinit.
Ter Scr @clt, um0 Der Sinctogrop6 nit
ncllcu o~rigincIlcn bclucgli0cn @il.
bern.
nNuottorium."
Oit ungciGbr 0crielbcn Gitelfcit,
ole cine oncritoniidc Sdollipiclerin
5ciBt, mcnn lie ibre Iipolimlcn aus.
ltcd)cn mill, bat @cid)Gitafilbrer go
gel, Der @i1cntbilmcr pom o&ogel'S
Zig Gitp Wtinitrcl2," icinc Srltppc
nit elmer 0%l0njcnOcu Nltaitnttun0
ucrIcben bic ale O%ieicnigen 0bnlihcr
l(nterncbnurn0cn bel @citcm iiber.
trifit. SIC YW}initrcl Sbom" lit oieic
@oGc iu o9hOitorium" SIT icbcn. Gle
GouIiiIen mo nlocrcn giibucn.G Cfos
rdtionsitiidc critroblcn IN eincm
Si~d)tcrgIon5c Don iibcr 10000 c~lertriz
lder @liiblompen mas Cincn unpcr.
0Icld)IlGcn Ginbrld mod)t. '0ieic
Eraft' illumination III icbcrL lit
olcin ihor Den Ercia oe9 Gintritta
mertb.
.@Iunep'3."
Sic Gbotiodc, Dob 2ouro Sean
Sibbep'S groBe Srag0Oie oEorteo o.,
Der Bridal Sour." cine I%ron1atiiis
ring ibrcS mobIbctonntcn RomonS
vWtib MiOOleton'S 2opcr," oieic@ohc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10

@eroen beute getrant.-
SRI. Minnie @einer. Todter bon
Srr. uno 5raii Serntann @ciner boz,
Hr. 1922, Sit.Brott-S trabe, rnto ST.
Safcb Niliman, Sobn bon Srn. nno
6rau Did. Rilliman, tperoen beiite
I'M Saltie BON Or. Sfdfer bon Der
MeguIlob Straben . Spnasose se.
trout. Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10
Grieffaiten.
q

Soto. "-geiuden Sic Ole a6eno.
idille an Der gde ION ganf.S traBe
uno groaomap, BORT f0nnen Sic Die
ensliide Sprafe foitenlos erlernen.
-9ejilalit) Sbrer @ilitdranselesen.
beit nenben Sic iid) perionlid an oas
bieiige Soniulat, Nr. 5, Siio.8ap.
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10

rSbc @trl altO tie 8oucrllor" por5ll-
fiibrcn. Ter Cert lit pon 9. No.
9rcnncr, Die @tulit bnn (Sulion G0-
mor0S. Inter cen Shouipiclcrn iirto
beruorroGenoc arQfta, ME Sri. @itelc
@cntportb, HiGic Siu0 @clrrD %oqcl,
Sri. MauOe 2eeflep Die 6rls. gillian
NDooocs, @ither brunette, Nrlirc
6rcOcrids, &ictorio Stltart ut0 Wio-
ron Gboie, @rtbur @orrn Muicl
2ennon, Goluno Garter, @noreD 90
Dart lln0 Ir6nf So!ntc5. GRic MIN
bcrbore Sccncric, cill ~gidn8cu0cr,
reid foltiinlirtcr Ghpr mo > @c-.
ion1aid)loGcr 5ciNncn Die 6crporro.
gcn0c Goritclhmna oli. Motiucc'n
fmNen Mithpp6s mo SomItog9
ltott.
CORDS"
Nud) ctlicllt ltitltlttcrbrod)cilcit Ur-
iolg BON icdj9 Monatcn ltnO nutoem
Is ilbcr 100000 2cutc in oNoaod'a
Gbcotcr" ju 9tcm Port er06Bt tot,
Qcbt >:cie @od)c IN aIor0'2 Cperu-
bolI2" DSbc Squnm Niuu" Don o..
ruin Milton fiber bic @iibHc. 0o9 &ns
~terciie oll milOsn @eiten lit inuucr
grob, Ooh in oiriem Stiid hnt c3 ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10

.&ernnn in 0ieier ISOLDE mieoerllml
iein Observation-Disclosures Erogronlnt fiir
0oS YWorplanO Sbeotcr" aufgelteQt
bot. 9n %ieiter Spibe itebt GlIie San,
a0ic Shonbcit bon Apemle a." in
ibrer neuen Spe5iulitGt, Die nit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10
SlnTere Ubenter.
M II Ifnoemic."

9tit elmer aus so S0nQcrn ltn0
SdaliIpiclern bcitebcnOcr Grippe lit
Sefferlon &c Yngclis III Die oWiuIitz
gfoocnnie" cinge5ogcn, nm bort oaS
AroBc mulifalii6e 9llSltuttllngSItiid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10
1eutides 9elb

ait oerfauien. 1880 Gents bro Dart
ODER 4.20 Marf fir einen 9ogor.
@edIel un6 greoitbriefe olf ole
Stdote guropo's. @eloienonngen.
Sdifisfarteu, ReiiepdHe un6 ausl1n.
oii6es @eIo. Sbes. S. 0iexer & &c.,
GIT Oit.SaItimore-s trube. {30S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10


III oSlorep'a Sbeotcr" oufgeiiibrt
miro, bot inter ben Observation-Disclosures
groBcS Sntcrclic lpodgcruien. Gas
%ipannenoc Stiid ipiclt in Scr lln1ge.
gcno bon Hcm.gorf irno cr5Ghlt bic
@cl6ihtc be5 Samples zines ornlcn
ilutget heintotbloicn MGod)cns ococlt
ilbcrnl0dti0c ifrl,pellcie Scinoc urlo
ibres idlicBli6en Sicgcs. Sic Bro
ouftion ltcbt utter Der 2citung GcS
fGbigen @cidGitSfilbrcrS &. 9loncD.
llnmittelbor nnd) Der Motince ait
Sonlltog miro Sri. &ibbcp cinen Girl.
pidng ouf Der Yii6nc o6Goltcn inns
Nunell unb Ginbcr nit ibrer Eboto.
nrophie unO ibrcnt NlltoGropb be.
idcl1fclt.
n@GDctr."
Gic o9iolc SID t5oGp GonponD,"
nntcr Der Girettion bon Nice u1D
Norton, bcGcrri6t 0ieic l8n6e bic
@retter Oe3 o@opcip Gbcntcrs@. Gos
Erogranm bcitcbt nltS oer 0rcioftigen
&omooic oSbc Nopnl 9iGp 0cots,"
in Die cit bor5iigliGes SPECIALIZATION.
%ro0ronlm eingcilodten lit. "a iie6t
mon 0ic merifoniid)en SiGnorS ltn0
S%i9norltos, hineiiihc ManOnrinclt,
altrolo9en, lfotiiihc &oGlGnbcr,
vSooc Morels," Die 0elltid)e Wiuiif-
aopeIc, SricntoIinnen, Elm &eilhen-
Ballet IND Gin Hoicn.9oaei. 9luber.
benz treten nuf: Ylande 9teiucom6e,
Die bon i6rem Butter 9ropn 10 be.
falrnte Soubrette; Edttpn mo Ban.
eritfloiiige %muiifoliid)t Nrtiitelt, uno
Sophia TDnCr, sic licbrci5cnoc Sor.
brettc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10

autor, Der in Der @eaeno oeS Sd)ail
plnbcs er5ogen pcrital1ben, cinen
Stbritt lpcitcr 81 gebell, inOem CT
8irflidfeitin oaiielbe 6rad)te. IS lit
Gin @ilb mnbren 2cbens, ipie es lid
llur Dor 20 Sobreh III Der atmoipbdre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10

Cine Scene aus .8urtco an Der Bridal eour" fn rsloneps ebeater. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10

air ~perfanfen ben btltu SOC. 1bst rus 21e.
aaftte In ben gertinistsu etdatsu. tetuer ans
genommtu,
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-02
BECAUSE

The Goiield Diamond Drilling and Mining COM
pany is a mining company it is also mining com
panv with business feature that will give the Com
panv an income the day it puts its first drliLS
TO work.
CoIdfeld is new, it has only just become learned
that the gold ore lays in zones in the DISTRICT ana
inst realized that these zones can be located ASSAY
ed and their value determined With diamond drills.
With one 1000 foot drill it can bore 20 prospect
holes Of 1000 foot depth, pull the cores and assay
every foot Of them Ger money and in onetentn
Of the time that it could sink and timber one 0o0
foot shaft CT the same ground.
The Golfed Diamond Drilling and Mining Com
,anv will put six diamond DIS IN the neI1. Inc
income from two Of these drills on contract WORK
Will nav for operating f~lr drills On our own CLAIMS
or on claims we may lease When -gh grade ore +
struck the income from our drills on contract VIII
nav for sfnlnz, o.. shafts. In br-ci the Go-oa-o
Diamond Drilling and lining mpanE Is 4 H'iIiD7
crrarz that after its first equipment Oh OWLS - Ia
tho field Will he selfsupporting
The company Ill Ldne lie ore it locates and tle'
will locate ore in this rich district is almost ol
von3 question: The possibilities OF Inc Company
are unlimited.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-02
BUY
Go|dfie|d Diamond Drilling and
Mining Company
GoIdfieId, Nevada
At p Cents per Share
IA Mining Company with business feature that in
sures working income to the company indefinitely.
IA Mining Company thai will operate not
claim but many
A MinnQ Company that intends to have many pay
ing mines
ing mines

The stock Of the company will rapidly 60 to par
ard above, and the company will be big dividend
payer.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-02
CAPITAL NEWS STORE.

Stationery, magazines, etc. Best
up-to-date map of Nevada now on
sale. King street opposite Capitol
west side. Phone GAL. Mrs. X. 4.
Raftice. tt.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-02
DICK BRIGHTS

The resort has been thoroughly fit
ted up for the coming Of the legisla-
ture ana aims to maintain the same
high standard that it has always main
tanned whether the legislature is here
o not.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-02

Z. I. BALLARD,
Secretary.
f25.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-02
ANNUAL STATEMENT

National Surety Company of New
York City, New York.
Capital paid up in cash S 100000 co
Liabilities, exclusive Of CAPT
and net surplus ....... 9S3,76O SO
Income.
Premiums .............. 1 ,2S6,707 II
Other sources ............ 54,l00 IS
Total income, 1906 .....1 ,340,S0S 65
Expenditures.
Losses sos, 5SS IS
Other expenditures ...... 695,20S Al
Total expenditures, 1906 .1,290,797 10
Nevada Business.
Premiums received ....... 565 80
-- SAMUEL n. SHRIVER,
Secretary.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-02

The Manhattan Midas Mining Com
pan
For the year ending December 81
1906 Property loo ted in Nye coun-
~, tate of Nevada.
Receipts for 1906 None
Expended on property, 1906 $2OO3.o(
y. A. ERDMAN,
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-30
TRYING To WIN A
WAGER, MAN BROWNS

Mitchell, May 22.-While a half dozen
men were fishing in the lake lear the
Milwaukee yards in this city yesterday
afternoon. Henry Lang. a carpenter,
bet Mike Heinsberger a small wager
that he could swim across the lake and
back. a distance al that point of about
ten rods. Lang threw off his Goa and
shoes and swan across. and after rest
ing a few moments he attempted to re-
turn. When about half way the cramps
took him and he san to the bottom In
about ten feet of water.
Through the supervision Of the police
force his body was recovered, and a
coroner's inquest found he came to his
death by accidental drowning.
Vermillion. s. D.. May 22.-Nearly the
entire student body of the University
Of South Dakota paid tribute Sunday
freshman who was drowned Saturday
in the Vermillion river. Services held
by the Rev. MIR. Lavik were held in the
university chapel. More than 300
escorted the body to the station, where
1t wal shipped to Evansville, Aiinn.. for
burial.
Thompson had gone in swimming and
was attacked by cramps.
Thompson was IS years old, and
comes OF a well-known family at
Evansville, MINI. His brother, PROBES.
sor c. W. Thompson. is the head Of the
college of commerce connected with the
state university, and the loss Of his
younger brother Is q severe blow to
him. Another brother Is Professor I.
B. Thompson, also a member Of the fac.
ulty o. the state university. who IL az
the present time on q cave Of absence
in EuS
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-30
TAX BACHELORS WHO
ARE UNDER FORTY;
POISON OLDER ONES
Young Women Of Clark, S. D.
in Desperation Petition
for Ordinance.

Clark, S. D., May 22.--Despair!ng u
their efforts to attract the unmarried
men OF the city. bachelor maids OF
Clark have petitioned the city council
10 put a tax Oh all single men below the
age of 10 and to administer chloroform
to all above tina age. The petition VIII
be acted upon at the next meeting of
the city council, and its contents. as
presented TO Mayor William McGa,n,
are as follows:
I'VE, the unmarried women of Clark,
petition the city council of said city 10
create an ordinance demanding of all
unmarried men u tax to be graduated
as follows: From 20 to % years. 50.
from 25 to 81 years. $40; from 80 TO 40
years, $40: over 40 years. use chloro-
form in large doses. We, the petition
ers, further assert that bachelors are
a barnacle on the growth of society.
They are of no earthly use except as
~pallbearers.
I'VE are not advocating such a law
because we are single-that concerns
US the least. We hope immediate action
will be taken by the council in the mat
ter and that all newspapers and citi-
ZenS will assist Us In securing the pas
sage of such an ordinance"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-30
WOULD PROVIDE A
RURAL HOME FOR
INDECENT MEMBERS
Recommendation Was Made BY
Grand Master Simmons Of
South Dakota A. O. U.W.

Sioux Falls. S. D.. May 24.-Keen in
sc ssions of the annual grand lodge
meetings of the Ancient Order of
United Workmen and the Degree OF
Honor. of South Dakota. o being
held here.
About 100 delegates are attending
The opening session was ON the socia.
to a musical and literary program
G. c. Gene, master workman of Jasper
lodge, of this city, presided. Mayor
Pillsbury delivered an address of well
come in behalf of the people OF Sioux
Falls, while Judge N. NJ. Keith well
coined the visitors in behalf of Jasper
lodge.
A response was made by Grand
Master Simmons, of Huron. Mrs. NJ
j. Billion. of Sioux Falls. welcomed the
Degree of Honor. n a response was
made by Mrs. Ida Nelson, grand chief
of honor, of South Dakota.
Alexander Fraser. of Lead, is M Of
the most interesting figures in the
s" ouss lnee.IIs o. we "orhlllen
iIe Is an eHslieer LOT the FAMOUS
lloiIes,aNe Minlns COMPANY ana REP.
feature of his presence in Sioux Falls
- 'ne iact ma tnls Is the nrst tlne
ia-i co1l!iIles %
.me niack i1l.Is since Ioca.ihs IN una
part VI - s.a.e III ioa'. ~
- MAUI MS way overlaho IN ina
year ~ .ie BRICK filiis from fierre
1871 lodues. 14.cCO Members.
Hon. T. NJ. Simmons, of Huron, grand
a. O. L.. W., Jurisdiction OF
South Dakota, today presented inter.
esting facts in his report. Within the
jurisdiction of South Dakota. there are
ISL lodges. with "A total memberships OF
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-30
ACREAGE INCREASED AND
OUTLOOK is ENCOURAGING

Chamberlain, S. D.. May 22.-Reports
from m coming into the city, is
kinds OF small grains, regardless of the
backward spring. There has been more
.ha the average acreage own The
corn planting is now we'll under way.
There is a large number of power
breakers tearing up the sod, which will
be put in to either corr or flax. There
ls now in store at least 20. 900 bushels of
NO. l milling wheat in Chamberlain, by
the two lour mills, run by water power.
West OF the river. along the White
river valley, Bull creek and American
creek there is an immensely of small
grain sown This country is we'll wa
tered by running streams and plenty
of timber, which promises to be one of
the best agricultural countries in the
west.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-30
ex.sHERlFF AND CHIEF
OF POLICE lS DEAD

Sioux Falls. S. D., May ~24.-Joseph
NJ. Dickson. one of the pioneer settlers
Of this (Minnehaha) county, is dead al
the HON of his daughter, Mrs. Rooney.
of Flandreau.
The remains will be brought to Sioux
Falls Thursday for interment. He wal
o member Of the local lodge of Elks,
and a veteran OF the civil war.
MIR. Dickson had been in poor health
for about a year. He was born In
Logan county, o.. in 1910. He located
en- a homestead In Minnehaha county
early In 1871. engaging in farming un-
I'll 1880. when he became sheriff of
Minnehaha county. which office he held
for six years. Fol- three years follow.
ing he was chief Of police Of Sioux
Falls. and served three additional years
on the police force.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-30
MRS. Kaufman
SCORES A POINT
Is Granted a Change Of Venue,
and Her Case Will be Heard
at FIandreau.

Sioux Falls. s.. D.. May 23.-Judge
Smith shortly before l o'clock yester-
day afternoon brought the proceedings
in connection with the application for
a change of venue in the Kaufman
case to and unexpected end, by grant
ing a change of the trial Of the case
to the circuit court of Moody county
and fixing June 4 as the date for the
commencement Of the trial at Flan-
dreau
The proprietors Of the two daily
newspapers at Sioux Falls and four of
the weeklies were s-ubpoenaed to offer
in support Of the application
for the change OF venue. They were
In court with their files and mailing
lists. n their evidence bore upon the
circulation of their papers at the vari-
towns and postoffices Of the coun-
ty. Every article printed in the six
publications bearing upon the kauff-
man case since the arrest of the
defendant on June IL of last year was
offered in evidence by h defense in
support Of h application for the
change of venue, the purpose being to
show that the case had been thor.
oughly advertised throughout the
ticles printed In some Of the papers in
reference to the case nae greatly in
famed the public mind against the
defendant n made it impossible for
her to secure a fair and impartial trial
In Minnehaha county, owing to the
bias and p~dejudice against her by rea-
son Of the stories printed in the local
papers
The defense also made the most
of the exhibition In this city a day or
two previous to the preliminary hear
by
the bloodstained clothing of the dead
girl, which was exhibited at the Gaia
ract hotel by Parkston parties, until
Mayor Pillsbury, fearing that a rio
would be created. ordered the police
department to have the clothing with
drawn from exhibition.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-30
COUNTY GIVES RURAL
TRACTION LINE RIGHT OF WAY

Armour. $. ID, May 24.-The promot
ers of the recently Incorporated Wag
ner, Lake Shore and Armour Tractor
company are making Roadway in secuc
Ing the necessary right of way, etc.
for the enterprise. Last week they
made application to the proper authori
ties of Charles Mix county for the us,
OF the highways along designated
routes for use of the company for {
term of twenty years which the count,
authorities granted instantly. The SAINT
steps will be taken in this county anl
Will come up for hearing on the '1Cti
Of June.
John Absher. OF Wagner. has bee,
granted a franchise to install an cleo.
tric lighting plant in this city which
will run for twenty years.