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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16
1rtfionsfefe.

llniere So. ct. SObunnes @emein.
De 81 StUlpe pirb, 10 @utt wiu am
2Onueiftua ben p. ausult ibr
@ifiOpsfeit feiern unO label Gue Elm
BON mob unO fern. Oaran tbeil gu.
nebmen. Der gOraanb.
Die @nsaretb Bvesbeterianer sc.
meinbe gu spias wirb am 81. II. %.
auguit ibr @ifiOusfef feieru uuO
finb aue 5reunSe Der Sadie iest idun
DeraIidit eirseluben benz 5sfte beisu.
pObnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16

StOup5tG Grau Gaae.
fer, pom 9iucOln County 1T bier BEL
ibrem Sruber Or. GuaeIbredt su Be.
iua.
5rt' Sdreimnun pOn 9 oisa
unlere neue 9ebreriu, mar Snmhao
bier UNI Soriebruusen gu trefen fur
bic fonneube 5dulerbfnung.
yin ftrnmmer Sunae bat fif)
i'm 6eim BON 8. V 6eiemann am
3ienftae einseitett.
Us. 8, Raupin trieb leete
@ofe guognnttep's GIet mad Buel,
&tte guuntp, no ganttp cine 5arm
a~etuuit bat.
8reo RUlino metter ieii lebten
Ndr5 iit in 2aiiugette Guuutp auf.
belt, 1T mieOer bier.
ST.. anura uub Sobu @umper
BON ct 9ouis, unb albert @umper
unb oeiien 8rum Sri. gOia sruende
bon Wilma, MO, tnmen am SamIiap
unuerbOHl mad 9aus, nnb mar ma.
tiirli4 bic lleberraiauuo unb 6reuoe
sroB, %bsiOnbers oa alteyt isit orei
Sabren nift bobeim mar. Sic blei.
ben big sum Bicnic am l7tsn, oanr
gebt es mieoer lps.
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SEQ. s. @eber.
Quttton.

pnierScidueter piro aui ieinsr ssarm 2
Yleileu iiolidl pon 6ermoun an
Ttenito9 ben 20 ghi9uit 1907
9 ubr NloracpS %union9cro, foleenbce per,
ipbulidle Giscnibum IN ben Meitbieteuoen
pertmlien
3 a%rbeiiSpicroe . oaoon nit Soblcu, .
lun9c gieroc 1 Sobr alt lcbic5 ,Sriibiobr, 4
&tbe 2 oopop %iriidmeIfeno, 4 eduier, /
Tarmiuaeen . nieoriae g9agen / 9uaqp, /
Get Aa9eu HRo l Get 4ilugaeId,irr / eip
lpdnni9eo Yu9gp6eidlrr, / 9tnber, 6rds
m1ber, Sdemoitme, Seurehen, / 9ano.
pilna, ! aornpilu9. l 2.9iero Gultipaipr, /
pierp Corn Gria. 6erelbont, l eiicrnerscTeI
nln mebrerc 9lttitcl 3u Suhlreidl su bener,
ncu. ioiuie mebrerc Ionneu sen uuo meb,
rcre G,Beuo Siibuer aud &auS mo aiidjen
geratbidaiten,
9c6tnguu9en: uuier So gaar, eroberc
Smnen II Wlpndte Greoit oeoen Vote mil
auter 9iderbeit,
.8pbert z hiubGer,
Collie eS oui oicicn Gage requiem iinoci
Der 9ertoui an acknowledgement Gage
itaa,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16
Die studs GbduFtl'

aalstit mar III SeHeriOn 0itg bic
Staals. aderbaubehbroe in Sisuna,
um bic uum gtaats. Strnbeniuaeuieur
Curtis otq uuterbreitetsn Sorihiase
bon orei Gbaufee &outeu 5uiiden
Ct, 9ouis unb aanina gitp 81 prhien.
Die n5rolihe aoute ulroe bic IOl'
aenoen Stable berlbren; St. aOuts,
st gbarIes. ct. 4eters, DO Dion
roe, Gfaberrp. 9ouiiiana, Bombing
Srsen, @an0atia. MericO, Geutralia,
Sturgeon, MOberlu. S%egtesuille.
Brursnid, Gnr:Outon, gtOrborne,
Ridmonb, 9ibertp uno aanins Gitp-
.8O6 @eileu.
2ie Geutrol. ooer Collage &oute
war0e ourt Die nadaeuenben Stable
pa6iereu: 81. quuis, ct. Gbnrles,
Easoenns, @arrsntOu. 2auuiGs,
WILLIAMSBURG, Sutton, columbia
aOdsport, 6apette 2isbon, Grrow
8ud RarlbaG, 9ladburu, oiagms.
pile OOefa, DAT Gruue, Snoeptn.
oerce uno aauias Sir 27o Net
len.
DIE iaolihe aoute. ODER Gnpitots
Roaie mlroe aeben ourh Ct. 9puis,
Mauheter, Gdispiue. @rnp's Sums
nit uuiou, 3rate, Mouut gterIinp,
qinn, 6uber's 8errg. 9eIieriou gitp,
CALIFORNIA, 2iptun, Otterotae, 5eoa'
lie, a~nubnpter 8~arrenaturg, 6ot
ben, 8teainut ota, @rsenn0ob, 9ee'i
Summit, 2eeos uno aanlas Gitp-
800 @letlep.
gah elmer Gdd6uno oss 0errI
9iu ulroe, utter a8enaBuus Der be
reitS aebnutta GbaufesutrnBen, 81
nOrOtide Route ST CSC, 900. Die Sen
trut Goute (eiriAlleblld 200, coo III
cine 8cdde bel glaaauu ooer 2trror
Ruf) 81 1913 900 uub Die ilbli4
Ruute (einidlieBtih 8rudeu ube
Diase unb @astunaoe) $3.50, 900 10
fen.
0ie reinfe ROute lit Die mittfere
an welder oas aanb auI sl7. 2S Elm
Rsitatt 1T, seaeu sl5.47 an Der Sit
Aoute.
Curtis Gill bat etre Serehnun
auiJeiteut lber bic Soften Der Strab
per Meile. unb par6e bns @eormur
tetrueeu in: SohHiOn GOuutp $500
Die Reils, gaB So 900, SunarO 81.
500, Saline $500. eaiapette s., 10
Barren s4 500, ct. gbnrles IS. 300
Boone 81, 800, 0lOnlteau 81, Zoe
@naawng $1,000, Rettis 81, 500 I'm
Cole 50, 500.
Die DerihieOeneu Counties mare
burt 9elesatiOuen pertreten, neIdj
fih enersiia fur bic linen am mel
lten 8uinseuOen ROuten nusIpra6e
unb 3ufi4erunaen moateu. bns ibr
Eeip. Counties bic MnBnnbmen su
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16

9 ascouabe. 99ie mir
%pernebmsn wiro 5ris Mo6eI anier
naditer aeQrsr ietn.
6eurp. bas tfeIne sDbnheu
Der Gbeleule 8. aamptins lit nafl
lnnapieriGer arnntbsit ae%fprben.
Sc mar far Ous aiuO cine grI6iune.
SRI. emma Sodiid lift BON if.
rer 8siudsreiie in st. Souls sarad.
aetebrt.
6rl Bertha Sndii9 uDu gree.
lp, aanias 1T bier bel ibrer Mutter
6rou 5rieberide Aadli6 gu Seiua.
Grau SOtn SuOOemeper 1T uOn
tbrem 8eiuG in permann mieber
Gabeim.
6rnu aerr uOn Raniaa gitp, 1T
nit ibren aln6ern bier bel Nrs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16
Rurttn gu 8eiucb.

Martin gu 8eiuh.
Die 8rIs. &ben unb emma
8nibel limo in Sermaun gu geiudl.
l~lniere 5urmer bnben dne If.
rem @ei5er na4 Sermaun in ben
Wartt 9eididt. ST oieies nidt
Id6n?
@asrOnabe miro BON Snbr 81
Sabr als 5iidipurt'Blas 5eiier be-
iOnut. Infer Glubbnus III nit ge.
is4ern uuaetiut. giuer Der iunpen
aeute bate Oieier Sage oas @,af Ell,
men 80 gfun6 ihmereu gatfi6 su
FnuaeH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16

farm So perFauFeM. 6ute 5arm 8 Ylet
len bon Gonan unb 5 gieiIen bon 0pcuS.
pile an Der god SiIanO q. d, geleoen. be,
iiebeno II 135 gder, pooon 90 bis "a
gtder inter SuItur iino. @uieS WobnbauS.
Sternte, ; 9riimten luo cine quite gonb
orj benz qloBe
.Se9en gtdbereS menoe ma Iid) an
Sreo. Wtete, Ereo. Calf,
S%tpenSpiue, Rp. QotSbon. mo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16

81 Raulen eelnebt. Sine 40 Bio lao
ader enthaIiente Sarm IL satem ruirtt.
id1nltliden 9uitnnbe, III GaSconabe eounin
sslesen piro 81 tauieu sdu6g
Dian idreibt an
g 9cr "a, Gsrmam $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16
farm ~ p%erFauten.

Sine 100 9Ider eduo entboIteuie 5urm %
WietIeu BON q. SouiS uno 5 WIeilen BON
BdierIoo, ,SltS lit 3u perfauien. Is s(der
oauon iino in 9uItur uno % gder 6olt.
lamb. 6uteS 8obuhdus, sd)euue uno
ylebeugcbduoe, 3 Giitemen, l 9runnen.
Ter G%t}eutbin,er wiu megen boben after
ocrtauien.
9duiluiiige iuenoet eud) an
4oplp b W(uelGer.
1719 preitop VI. St, 2ouiS, Wto.
oocr All 6brin e d leuoer,
9ermam. no,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16
gluttion.

llnterSei6nsicr miro All ieiner Sarm an
Der SittIe Berger am
eametaS. ben 24ten 2Iusuif, 1907
10 lIbr McraerS onfonaeno, i%oloenoeS 81.
9eulbum an ben Nieitbietcuocn %pertauien;
l Qierocyo eneit, l Gief Seuoit (Nad), .
smteu cine oapon nit Sonle Eoblen. >
gIrbettSs qier6e, 3 glilhtihe, / 6ber. 1
trddlti9e WtmieridrpGine, 10 9duier. mebrere
GuSeHo &iibuer I 9meer, 6roSmGher,
Sdleibcucage, . ouOere Gggen. 3 gono-
piIt9c, . Gultipator, 5uiiermhhIe, SachIel
maitline, qikmoibiue, Sdhhep, Sprina
toagcn, l gu99D, 2 Sornupageu, uro
me1rere artitel 3u 5oblreib ~ bcnenncn,
audi Dams uuo Observation-Disclosures.
Geoingumscn; S. mo oaruuter 9oar,
groBcrc Summeu 6 Nonate Greoit eeoen
,loie NIT outer Sidcrhct ooer 3 qro,cnt alb
iiir Goih
SEQ. 6. @eber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16

@er be5uhlt nun ilr OieIe su er.
bauenoe &baufse? Der Stant NRii
luuri be3obli stmn Elm 5anftel Der
soften, uno uter 5lnftet oerlelben
iiuo uOn Den @ruuoeiaentblmern,
bic BON benz Bau Der 5uhhraBe gur.
tbeil baden, im 8srbd(tniB auisu-
brin9en. Die betrefenoeu 9anoe,,
aentblmer y6uneu, uuatbaugia non
Der GUnntg Oraaniintion b%eiouoere
8Ouo- 8lftrlt!e, ron 2 bic 6 1leilen
beet unb id beliebia nett ilber elm
Gouutp eritrsdeu, pr9aHiferen unb
uber Die &uate innerbatb bieies 9lit.
ritts SeidMiie fallen; iie ionuen be-
timmen, oh bic SoIten in einem Sab
re, poer in iinh aebu ooer stuansiQ
3ahren absetsueeu psrben i0aen.
@ie uerlautei miro Der Staats Sn'
senIear 0iu bel Der D~rpaniferune
ioicher 0inritte nit Ratb unb 9bai
BUR oGno gebsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16

Mdnncr perIanet, outer gobn iroot
ndd IN Der HoiionoI Geab SO. Tote ii @lprt
2Ipe. ct souis, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16
S~eiratbseeiud.

Sin aditboref 0tdnH Juneeieae "A Sabre
alt sItberiidl uno 5arm:r, tpiipIht bic 81.
tantttldlatt, zines ebrbaren Mdoden ODER
SStilpe bon Yliiiourt nit etpos germ6aen
a. maiden. SinedC beirdih su mad,eu
Sbrltdmeinstiee mDsen Idreiben i'm Der.
trouen
sIn !. 9.
aobndnn, no Star Rrut
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16

autiubruna oes BrDietts loiOrt be
sinnen perOen, nntbem bic 8eb6rbe
iit fir bic cine 0oer Die nnoere Sou.
te eatiHlOden.
Die Central unb bic slb. &oute
uetoen wUbl beioe opn Der Seb6tbe
empiobIeu rueroeu. RUd elautt
man. onB pOrtrlt bic beiben &Outen
tbeilueiie pebdut peroeu in Der 8eis
ie, hnB Die ilolidle &Oute non aanins
@iig bis SshsriOn Clip unO Gle Gens
traIs8oute ron Sutton bic Ct. 9auis
aebaut uno Die belben Strefen our1
cine gbuiise uOu sutton naa ROrtb
SeferiOn sur Bride iiber ben Mliipu.
ri uerbunoen weroen.
am DiOnt Q, 26. 9Iuguii, pirO in
5efieriUn Gitp nieoer cine 9isuns
Der Observation-Disclosures nbaebaIten per.
zen, in peIder Die 8eleenten beridl.
ten ioGep, mas IN ben ueriateoeuen
Counties bis oabtn in Der Sahe &c.
than pUr0eu.
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.Auftion.

lluter6cidncte pirO am
0ouneritus, ben % ghiauit 1907
I'M 10 ubr gorm n~nianpeno In ibrer gSob,
nung iolseuneS 6auSgeraibe oui oiieuttdler
Yetiteiqerrm9 o%ertauicH;
8od)oicn, mehrcrc 6ei3oieu Gaiplinoien.
&idIeuidrdnt. Yeiten. Scesgor. 9iIoer,
Yiano, oae Sorten e~inmadSgIdier, aud
Blunieu ann mebreres gnocre.
9irS. Morp g.. @edmonn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16
Neue AnsetgeR.

Adtun9 msiubauer.
Segt uno geiilisi in aenrtniB iuie plel
Grouben ibr oieicS Subr iiir uns babt.
Stone Sill geme So.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16
Sap6uerbDt.
tper min Gin 1stnS aSsytirem

sir eineu seiunoeu 3 @lonate alien Gum
gcn, unb iir Gin ,tpei Moten allies 0iGbi
den tperoeu WNe9eeIiecu 9eiudi uelG1e &C.
ionuen iino eiusS ooer beioe Kinber az
abcpiiren Tic Wlitter iino gut ouciebcnoC
beufde NiGoder peldje ben aiucern fem
Seim bicien tomen,
glaH peuee iid on
Dtrs, Gbprlptte Srennb.
GA WiariOn Cir.
81. ecuiS, 9lo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16

2n pcrtauien. 8eiuidfer, Bitten.
OYumpen, WtihIeu, prefie. sitter, CrSel,
alapier, 4 aderbaus eieaidjait adtien.
Idberes bel
Gbas. Simmel,
Se+mdnn, Wo.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-10-04
FEARS DAUGHTER
HAS Been Killed
Matte Crane, Pretty 47Srk:;l
liner, Oisappears---Father
Searching State.

Huron, s. D., Sept. 2s.-where is
Matte Crane? Her father has searched
for her in every town between Huron
and the Black Hills. but has been un-
able to gain any trace Of his missing
daughter and is today a prematurely
old man, torn by many conflicting emo-
'tiOns and fears
Miss Crane formerly was q milliner In
this city. but about O year ago went to
Philip. on the range country west OF
1.-THE Missouri river. and took up home-
stead. Last summer she proved up on
her claim and started for her home at
Long Lake. Minn.. writing her father
from Pierre that she intended stopping
in Huron on her way home for Visit
with friends. The letter was written on
August 30 and that Is the last that has
been heard or seen of her. Mr.. Crane
came to Huron to attend the state fair
iexpecting to find his daughter here.
ibut finding that she had not arrived
went on to Pierre. where no trace could
|be found of the young woman. From
town to town he has piled his search.
though SO far without result. Mr.
E,rane fears his daughter has been the
Victim Of foul play.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-10-04
MONEY BURIED BY
BANDITS UMEARTHED

Frankfort. S. D.. Oct 1.-The au-
thorities have as yet been unable TO Sc,
cure sufficient evidence to warrant ar
rests in connection With the recent rob-
berry OF a Frankfort bank by band
Of several cracksmen. The robbers es-
capped with about $1,000 of the bank $
funds. but part Of this now has been
recovered.
At point a few miles south Of town
some s275 III muti.ated currency that
had been buried by the thieves was
unearthed. These abandoned bills were
badly torn when they were extracted
by the robbers from the bank safe. and
it doubtless was deemed too risky to
retain the torn bills and endeavor to
circulate them.
Two large revolNers. supposed to have
belonged to the men who robbed the
bank. also We're found buried near the
:nutilated money.
The authorities fear that the bandits
have made their escape from the state.
and that they now are devoting their
attention to robbing banks and post
Offices In North Dakota, where such
robberies have been frequent since the
robbery OF the Frankfort bank and tho
disappearance of the robbers from
South Dakota.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-10-04
COWBOY FRIENDS
May AvEkGE The
DEATH OF RANCHER
South Dakota Tragedy Revived
With Trial Of Alleged SIayer--.
Admitted to Bail.

Deadwood. S. D., Oct Dir big,
broad-shouldered Ionic Pharish. Vir-
ginian and rancher. empty his six
shooter into Jesse Wallace Texan
and cowboy, his injured rival as he
lay at Pha!ish's feet helpless and
wounded. after desperate struggle
on top of hay wagon l2O miles north
,of here on the rangeo
pharlsh VIII have to answer that
question in murder trial before the
circuit court at Sturgis. Judge Nc
Gee. sitting in the circuit court here,
named $4,000 as the bail for Pharish's
temporary release and dark rumors are
afloat among Wallace's friends on the
range. If Pharish is released before
the trial, they say, the law may be
The tragedy has stirred the country
'in this section for miles around as
both men We're Well known and both
had friends. The killing was unusual
and promises sensational trial, for
'pharlsh's father will bend every ef-
fort 10 save the life of his son.
Only One Witness.
There was one witness to this end
ing OF a long standing feud between
bors. They had quarreled over range
land and division of some hay, and
trouble had been brewing when Wal
lace and his friend. George l.. Anderson,
who lived with Wallace, suddenly came
upon Pharish as he was driving across
the range, and Wallace determined to
settle the dispute. Although Pharish
attempted TO repel him with a pitch
fork, he climbed into the hay wagon.
Where the fight ensued and each pulled
d gun.
Anderson saw Pharish shoot Wallace
twice. heard Wallace cry enough and
call for mercy, which. he says, the In
furated Pharish refused. When An
derson begged Pharish to let UP with
the gun, he declares, the latter turned
on him and threatened his life unless
he left and he promptly ran for help
When he returned there lay the body
of Wallace in the wagon, and five bull
let wounds We're counted in the back,
made, 1t is said. With Wallace's own
gun, which was empty. Pharish's story
varies, he declaring that Wallace en-
dcavored to take his life and that Wal
lace and Anderson lay in wait for him.
Pharish himself is but 26 years of age.
he is married and has one child. while
Wallace was a single man. The trial
Will probably be called in November.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-10-04
-.
BANKERS GOVERN
CITY OF HURON

Huron. 5. ID, oct Though not the
nome of aristocrats and plutocrats.
i'ufoh Is city of moneyed men, as
Is evidenced by its board of aldermen
ilNe OF lis membership of eight being
bankers, three of these owning auto
MOBILES All but one OF the number are
members of the lIlks lodge, Alderman
McllNaine, state commissioner of i'm
migration. being exalted ruler of the
order.
Alderman G. f. Bryant. who has
been member of the council for the
past twelve years. is president of the
Huron National bank. Alderman Ed j.
Miller is cashier of the First National
bank. and Alderman Clarence NJ Nc
llNaine is director OF the James Valley
bank. Alderman John Doherty officiates
as vice president of the City National
bank. while Alderman George c. Full
lenweider is cashier OF the Standard
savings bank Alderman NJ L. Tobin.
state senator from this county Alder
man John Sauer. Alderman Albert
Robinson and Mayor Neil Mckay are
All stockholders in the various banking
institutions OF the city
1T is needless to say that the finances
OF the city are in better shape today
than at any time since the disastrous
capital fights fifteen years ago the
bankers on the council showing that
they know how to handle the munich
plllty's money with the same care as
they do that of their depositors in the
SeNera! banks
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-10-04
COURT CANNOT
HEAR COMPLAINTS
OF UNFAIR RATES
Judge Garland Rules The,
Must Originate With Com
merce Commission.
INJUNCTION IS DENIED
Sioux Falls Jobbers Lose in Attempt
to Restrain Railroads From Put
ting in Effect Schedule
of Rates.

Sioux Falls S. D., Sept. 3O.-A decis-
Ion denying the application of Jewett
Bros. & Jewett, acting in behalf of the
Sioux Falls Jobbers and Shippers as
ISOLATION. for an injunction restraining
the Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Paul
Railroad company from putting into
effect a schedule of freight rates from
Chicago and other Lake Michigan
points. which to Sioux Falls would be
l04 per cent. of the rate to Sioux City.
was today handed down by Judge Car
land, of the United States court.
Judge Garland denies the injunction
IN several grounds, one of which is
fhat to grant the injunction applied for
in behalf of the Sioux Falls jobbers
would prevent the Interstate Commerce
commission from taking action in the
ease, involving the same rates, which is
now pending before that body
Judge Garland thus interprets the
federal rate law as giving the Interstate
Commerce commission original jurs-
diction In all complaints of unfair or
discriminating rates. In other words,
the courts cannot consider rate COM
plants except OH appeal from the COM
mission. This is the first decision on
this point and is highly important.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-10-04
ANTHRAX KILLS
MUCH LIVE STOCK
IN SOUTH DAKOTA

Huron, S. D., Oct. 1.-Dr. Blackwell,
who was in Hudson for a day or two
after having investigated conditions in
the farm region near here in the per-
Torrance of his duties as one of the
sta :" sheep inspectors, reports that in
icinity of Worthing there is quite
:, epidemic of anthrax among the cat
lie and swine. and that one
farmer lost Il dozen OF more
lead of cattle out of his herd
from this dread disease. DIR. Blackwell
states the disease is caused by a germ.
and that cattle I'm low, wet pastures are
largely afflicted with the disease. He
further states that several cases also
have been reported to him from the vi
cinity of the town OF Davis. and that
farmer residing in Canton township had
lost several head of cattle as the result
of the ANIMALS haing attacked by an
thrnx. Strenuous efforts are being
made by the state and county author
tiles TO prevent the spread Of the dis
ease beyond the localities where 1t has
apnpared
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-10-04
NAY APPEAL SIOUX
FALLS RATE CASE

Sioux Falls, S. D., Oct. 1.-The
Sioux City-Sioux Falls rate case. which
has just been decided by Judge Garland,
of the United States court in this city,
Is the first case Of the kind to be de-
clded by United States court in which
pending before the Interstate Com
an action involving the same rates is
merce commission, making the decis-
Ion of Judge Garland one of the ut
most Importance.
The fact that the case may be ap-
pealed and carried up as a test case
can pass upon the important questions
involved adds to its Importance.
Nearly sixteen typewriter pages are
covered by the complete decision, and
in it Judge Garland carefully and thor
oughly reviews the rate question as
applying to Sioux City and Sioux Falls
which led up 20 the present controversy
and the application on the part Of the
Sioux Falls jobbers for the injunction.
case involving the same rate now
Is pending before the Interstate Com
merce commission. and this fact has
great bearing on the decision Of Judge
Garland. The following extracts are
taken from the decision:
Question Of LawfuIns.s.
1T results from the foregoing re-
marks that 1t is the opinion of this
court that the court has Jurisdiction Of
the case made by the pleadings both as
a court OF the United States and as a
court of equity Coming to the merits
the court is prohibited from going into
an investigation of the lawfulness of
the proposed rate complained of. for
the reason that II has not been asked
to do that and the case has not been
tried nor has evidence been taken on
that theory The relief asked ia that
lhe court enter final decree entoin-
ing the defendant from putting into ef.
rect the proposed rates complained OF
until the Interstate Commerce commits,
sion decides the controversy arising
on or about July s. 1907.
In accordance with what has heen
said heretofore in this opinion. this
court is OF the opinion that the Inter-
state Commerce commission possesses
no power or authority to pass upon the
!awfu!ness OF rate merely threatened
70 De put into effect by the carrier.
suen eommiss'o" does not possess such
power as q court OF law or equity nor
mas such power been conferred unon ~
by law po'' -
This court. therefore. will not enioin
the defendant from putting into effsct
the proposed rates complained OF as
prayed. AS the tribunal whose power 10
invoked has no jurisdiction to decide
tne question presented to 1t and the
issuance Of an injunction would prevent
the Interstate Commerce commfssion
tfcm ever obtaining jurisdiction to in
.vestiSate the lawfulness OF the rato
complained Of
The attorneys in the case were: For
inc railroad company, w G.. Porter
OF Sioux Falls, and Burton Hanson ~
Chicago: for the plaintiffs. Sen.,or
Nittredge and Bailey e. VOORHEES, oe
Sioux Falls.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-10-04
HANGS on MEAT HOOK
FIVE MINUTES; RESCUED

Watertown. S. D.. Sept &c. G..
Whistler. one of Watertowns oldest
and best known business men, was iln-
paled on meat hook in the base
ment of his meat market last evening,
and hung suspended for five minutes
till hts cries for help attracted one
Of the employees who rescued him.
MIR. Whistler walked into the open
elevator shaft leading to the basement
from the first floor and fell a distance
of about four feet, the hook catching
him in the fleshy part of the thigh.
imbedding itself about four inches in
his leg. Though suffering excrucating
agony. he retained consciousness
through 1t all and directed the man
that came to his relief in removing him
and summoning medical attendance.
The wound while painful is not seri-
Gus if infection can be prevented.
The accident occurred just after the
shop had been closed for the evening
and the he'll with the exception of the
butcher. had gone home. and he was
=, his way out when he heard the cries.
Had 1t been a minute later Mr. Whist
ler might have hung on the hook for
several hours. by which time he would
have been dead