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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16
Dies TcScpt bciieat Tbenmatismns.

Nbcltmnti8ml5 lto Gbnlide &runfs
beiten limo 10 melt perbreitet ooB Wit.
tel fir ibrc &eiIung itetS milltomnet
iino. Sine 9ebonolung, Der man be.
mcrfenSmertb Observation-Disclosures He.
iultatc nadinJt. iii mie iol5t: Man
bolt iid bonn Npotbefer NllttsHbeu'
motiSmlts = Subletten, 0le fol9enoer.
maBen 5uionmlengeiebt lino: 212
Grains Spoilm 9icarbonote, 3
Grains Salicpl- SGure uno 1 Wiuim
@inc Of GolAicllm. Cine oerIelben
miro Dor ieOer Mabl5eit genommer,
poraui man iofort elm 8loS @aiier
trinft. Na6 ieoer Wabl5eit ninlmt
man einen GBIoiiel boil elmer @i-
idyunG Ole aus "A llnSe fliilii9em @r'
trait bon 9lidu, 1 Iram fIitIligem
@rtrott bon &orienettle, 1 lll5e anlct
Cordial, Il lln5e iliiiii9em Grtratt
bon 2ipermort llno IA llt5en @olier
beitebt. 0ieie gebanolung, einen
Monat iortgeiebt, ioG icbr miriam
lein, ielbIt in ben idlimmltcn 6dlcn.
aIe pben geramntet Sltgreolentien
iino in irgcno elmer erltfloIiigen @po.
tbefe er6Gltlid,. G5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16

&ur5llm 10 lnngc, mic Sr. 9ltrIters
mann iprod), mor feline @efobr Dor.
banoen, 0aB irgeno elmer Ser Mimic
ien0en einIhIiei. "a iid), nodjoem
Sr. SurIternnnn geen0ct bate, bon
ben %angemcloeten Re0nern nod tciner
einfanO, crfreutc cin 9nritons Solilt
0ird oen Gortroa zines Gampagle-
SieoeS, moruui 6r. Norocc Sobnion
iprofL BIZ. ihIieBlidJ 20 Minuten nod
10 l(6r Sr. Sbutteriau cridicn. Scb-
terer bob bauptidtlid sic glltcn 81
Gcnldaftcit oeS Srn. 6ranf Is. @a6'
ter berpor nno ais Sr. @oHter gegcll
II llbr iein @rideinen mad)tc, mur0e
inn cine groBe SUaticn oargebru1t.
0ie StmonuS Gompugne.
Sm 3imonlIs = Suuptqltartier mar
man geltern Iebr 51lfrieoen nit Dem
ScrlNlf Der Gnlnpngne uno beionoera
~erireut iiber Den groBen Nt0rolla 81
Der Wollennerlalnmlllng in Der BOB
menballe" an @ap- ltt0 EreitonItraBe
am GonnerIta0 2(benO. Goriiber
@m. 9. 8lntt iagtc, er Iei ii6er5cllgt,
ooB Die bcftigen gngrifIe OeS &rn.
@adtcr ollf MoDor Iimonus unO
.3oleinnebmer @n. i. Stone rur
6reunoe iiir Den. Wopor MAIDEN font
ten.
Die 5innnlr8 5oftion mortet iebt
mir nod alli einen StoOtrdtb5 3 Gan.
oiOatcn fiir Die 8. @orO. Sir Die A.
@nro itellte lie geItcru Srn. G0morO
&c 9acollr ouf, Der in 1906 Witglieo
OcS ~llntcrbnlIieS ser S%tnnta9cieb-
9chlulg mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16
Sas QSpdcnblatt.

Die oergangclte ISOLDE bat pieOer
iebr piel l5ntereiiantc8 gebrod)t. %Sn
TcutihInno CAB eS i'm nellen Rcid5.
tag manf' lle6erroi6enoes, 6ronf-
reid botte mieoerum Elm groBeS I'M
gliid in icincr 6lottc, III Nclp-Dort
friicIt eS al ser 90rie, un0 in sen
@ebirgqn bat onS Gbaumetter groben
Stooen angeriftet. Bon alien bie.
lem uno pielem me9r, @iiiensluers
t6em aus aler @eIt er5GbIt 0oS $50
d~)cnblutt 0eS ,9eutid)en Gorrcipons
0cntcn" Ooa gcitcrn, mic iiblid jcocn
Jrcitu0 cridicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16

G%nnoiOoten 5. Barn Mabool uno lei
ner NtitsGmoiootcu filr GdtbS.NrGii.
Dent lno Gontrolclr, @crrel George
u. 9hlmien un0 Sdrrp i. @ooper.
Ncue Gon0t0ntcn.
Sm 8iircou Der MobluufiiGt56e.
G0roc muroen gcitcrn Die folgenben
GonOi0utcn %ongcmlclOet:
:. Stuotrotbsbc}irf- 2enpooo g.
Glorf, Hcp., 9tr. 25O1, Oit.Yreiton-
itroBe.
3. StoOtrot6S6c}irf - Mnl. g. DC
Go0Oin, Gent, Nr. 1918, NorO- Goen.
ltruBc.
l.. Sto0trot6Sbc}irf - 6. $. &or.
0ropc, Gent, Nr. 213, 9torO-Gorcp-
ItruBc.
fl. @oro 5omucl Nficlocr,
Sep, 9tr, 2007, Mooiion-Npcnue un0
81. &. 9iuSmanQcr, Hep, 9tr. 1919,
Gutoip-Elncc.
-. g&oro - Charles o.. @ric6el, .
Gem, Nr. 500, GopingtonItroBe.
2 to0tratbS GonOtootcn.
&r Den Nn3elge'poltet oeS vSelIt=
ldcn GorreIponoenten" modt Soerr
GboS. 6. :. Sdr0ocr befonnt, Oo9
CT ltdb N Der 10. Mdro INN DIE DEMO
trotildc domination mr. Den erltel1
NothS5lneig befpirbt lnlo 0err Sbcor
oor SllomiA len" }el9t al, onB CT
i'll eriten Stnotrotb@bc5lrt eolloIoot
1T iitr Die repnbIttnnllde Nonlllln-
tion Tlir Den 5lpettcn JtotbS5lpclg.
oorr MirfITr orf freicm
as, &. h,;cnh M m;nfler
Sc;,cr or,a(iafcr,Nn, nn,, Scr, 1cricn,
0;+, .NahSrnn, ,crl,,,ot r,,rhn mcil
cr ,ih otocblih Nm, ncr Vn,rciininn
Wottle Enmhorna S35C 0O in 9rtirn
,,h St1nin p,oy mihrrrchtfih onor.
rio,,pt hohpn ior4c muror ncItprr
nm Nicbtrr Wronrnn mi frcicr I,ur
opiptt nodhbrm Wmtnprne,,r g2orfiplN
mi Sos @utohtrn hcs @rrproIor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16
Tns Wcttcr.

Sir Warplano lulO Den Giltrift
Columbia beute tlor uto mGrmcr,
morgen He9elr, meitIihe bis iiioIihe
Min0e.
@cltcrn NOR ser G0d)Itc Sbcrmomcs
tcritono "a @roo nm 3 llbr Nodnlit-
tags unb Der nie0rigltc So @ro0 INN
Z l(br WorgenS.
Sn Den iibrigen 9unoes . @etter.
observation-disclosures lDurOen &c.
Itern Die iolgenoen nieorigiten Cher
mometerit6noe bcobodtct: Goitport
20, EortlonO 26, Bolton 30, 2llbonp
30, Ncm-Yorf 36, E~biloOelpbio 40.
Itlontic.Gitp 80, @oibington IS,
Norfolf 80, Charlotte l6, &ottcroS
IA, @ilmington as, GbnrleIton 60,
Saponnob GO, Sadionpiue GS, Supi-
ter Ga, &cp.@eIt "A, atlonto 40,
montgomery A, Ncn.S Orleans 80,
Ealeltine 3S, @olneiton 80, Corpus
9briiti as, Wempbis SO. Cincinnati
"a, Eittsburg 30, SSmego 80, @ufio.
10 2S. Glepelono 80, Getroit %, III.
pena a, Worquette a. Green @np
30, Chicago 81, 3ulntb 70, ct. saul
26, ct. 2olliS 81, aanios.Gitp IS,
Genper 26, Suron 2S, 9iSmord IS,
@iaiiton 10, SABRE rs, ScIcno 81,
Salt 2ofc 80, Nortb Ylottc 81, Goo
&c "a, Nmoriuo 30, Sos Nn1clcS II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16

@aIIogber mieber poIIs
It anoig frci. - Nnd0em 6rnu
8racc Gallagher BON ben ibr BON
ibrem Manne Sobn Gallagher am
80. Sanuar beiaebraften SfuBpun.
Den wieocr ~bergeitellt lit, muroe ges
ltcrn Sobn Gallagher Dem Eoli3ei-
rid)ter 2aben inn meitlid)en Stotions.
bauie porgciiibrt uno Damn bon Dem.
ielben entlniien, oo Srau Gallagher
lih entidieoen ipeigerte, Introg ali
Seriolglng 81 %ltelen, oel &idter int
@egentbeiI ~ilebentlid bat, ibreu
Mann irei5ulaiien. 9etterer per.
iprot, Elm onoeres 9ebeu besinnen
iluo ME mieoer cine Snuo gegen ieine
Srau erbebcn 81 moIlcn. Cam per.
lieBen 9eibe Sono III Sono Oas Sta.
t%ionsbaus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16
srcS. @aucrnidmibt's Nmcriran
Yruncrei Sufbier,

BON beute oil bel alien ieinen aunOer
i'm ,3upf, miro, wie ollie aus bieier
9rnuerei berporgebenoen 8ebrGuc,
OH Site Ser Woterialien uno gebori.
ger ablagerung taum ieines 8leifcn
finben. 2iebbaher bon porjiiglihem
Bod" ioaten oaDer mnper5ii8lif ibre
geiteauugen bel ibrem @irtbe o0cr
in ser Yraiierei MAIDEN. Site ST..
9rauerei HOLES Siaen. Ctr.
Gel. 8. & g. 36I, Mo. tl91. 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16
Wittags-3 ng nadJ Yittsbnrg nnS

Gbicago, Baltimore unb Sbio-9abn.
"9bicago 2imiteb" perlGBt @alti-
more, Wount &opal 1918 Habm.,
Camden 1929 Nadm. Infunit in
9.42 abenbs, Chicago 9.45
Morgens. Sbierpotions- Yarlornag-
gort Framing Hoom" Shlafpng.
gcllS uno Speiiemaggons. 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16
Sin IdSnes nnb uiitfides @cidcnf

Sin ld6nes nnb niitlides @cidcnf
fir T%nacbGriac 1T immer cine lcbcns-
arpfc photographic uScr cine flint.
leriid pulIcnoete Gppic cincs altcn
gilocs in Grapun, @a1erfar6c, Del
ubcr Eaiteq. Die id6nltcn Cabinet
6ilSer ii ST pro Sntemb.
Smlins Scbbcl, beiitider Sbotograpb
(90-) 321 Nuro-W Gan. Strahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16
@cloienonnaen

nad GeutihIano "a Gents pro Wtarf,
nod SeItreid 20H Gents pro &rule.
Iorto egtra. Sdifisfarten bon nlo
rad 0cutiblano. Heiicpaiie, @ed'
iel, Greoitbrieie nno m~isldnolIhes
Gels. Sbcu. s.. 9icner & ST., 217
81. Baltimore trabe. (303l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16
2rfalberidJtc ans @aibinston.
SGOtIih or GnIL

Snl Selor Nportmcnt.Suus, Ger.
1923, lief Der 3S-i0brigc Nc0cr 2ap-
rellce y. @ilioms iibem Glepotor.
i6oht pom picrten Stodipcrf in oas
Borterre ltno brad OoS @enif; er
mar ollf Der STEELE toot. Coroner Ie-
pitt itellte eincn 5ooteni6ein oui lln-
faa aus.
Gin Sirid i'm Eotomoc.
GoS ~icltene Sdouipicl cincS
idWimmenOen Strides fonntrn &C.
itern Die Eoiioaiere 0cS 6Gbr0om.
piers o@ooOburp" bon 9tleronorin
beobahten. 9oS Sbicr I6momnt
i6neller, olS Oos Boot foGren fonn-
te, ser oitli6cu Wiinomn0 ocs Goto-
moe 5u, fletterte IN Der 9tG6e oeS Gcs
MISUNDERSTANDING fiir S~rriinniae
ans 2ono uno peri6mon0 in oelt
Moloern. @enn Der Siri6 niht Gus
einem Sbierporf in Der N6be emf
iprul9en lit, lit eS rGt6ieIboit, no eS
berfommt, benn bon frei umber ltrei-
tel0en SirI6en 6at man in Oieier
@egcno lett 80 SoGren NidtS mebr
gc6ort.
q INF Sabre fiir Ieporter.
Gltgen i. Grennon frii6cr Gin gc.
ridltcritatter elmer biciigcn ,3eituno,
mur0e gcItcrn bonn Hidtcr Barnard
iuegcll ltlltcridloguna BON @cloern,
Die cr bon icinei G%olIe9en fir ei,t
@onfctt %geIamnclt uno untcridlo.
gen bette, 81 iiinf Snbrcn 3lld)tboiS
pcrltrtbcilt. Ser Hidtcr legte bel Or
tbcillng oieier ihiperen Strofe be-
ion0ercS @cpidt auf bic Gr8iebung
uno sic Stclun9, sic ser Gerurtbeil-
te 6ctlcioctc.
Gcntd de @ii 6 CIR mIung
liz II niueriitGt.
Gic 9ibliotbef Der n@eorge @oi6-
ington llniucriitat" trtportet cine Der
METROPOLITAN Griper6ungen, Die ies
mails nad) Ger Stopt gebroGrt puroe,
III Der gii6crlommlulg ocS Erofeis
lors Sltrt Ma6Smllt6 bon ser lint.
ucrIitGt IN 2eip5ig mGbreno ieiner
longen 2ebrtbotigteit 5uiammen ges
brodt bat. Sic Sommlrng umtfobt
1900 9Gn0e unO Sonoidriften uno
lit bcionoers oos GpoS in ollen Spro-
den, oornebmlih ober bos 9riediifc
uno lateiniid)e, itorf pertreten.
@oloenc $ o 65cit.
Snt &reiie ibrcr Somilie rlno iutt-
men Sreunbc ~6egingcn am pergonge-
nen Mtontog Sr. unO 6rou Sbeooor
Elitt Oos Set ibrer goloenen Sod.
5eit, GoS Subelpoor perlebte ben
Sog bel better 8eil1nbbeit uno uuroe
bon ainOern mo ainbesfinbern
OiIrd) biibide @ei6cnfe e~rfreut.
Inter ben @diten moren: 6rau
Gnrmo 2uitig uno Samuie, Sr. u1o
6rou Charles i. 8litt uno Somilie,
Sr. urb Srou Ileranoer S. Glitt II.
5omtilie, Sr. uno Srau @iaiom 6.
Elitt, &r. lno Srnu Senrp 3. Cunt
BORT unb @r. Sbeooor Elitt, jun.
Sm Sonntog Morgen.@ottesbienit
IN Der lutberiihen 3ions-airde on
Gde bon 6. uno Y.StraBe, 5u oeren
eifrigiten Witgliebern baS Gebepoor
geb0rt, muroc es oiirb lle6erreiduna
zines golbenen Siebesbe6ers eeebrt.
Foltor GbaS. i. geraner belt cine
Iniprohe, in Ser er sic Geroienite
Ser Sllbilare Inn sic @emeinoe Der.
porbob. Sr. unb Sroli Elitt Itonl-
men 9eioe aus 9iebenfopt Seiien-
Garmltaot, un0 muroen ont If .M:Gr5
1856 in Baltimore, Mfp., pom Ealtor
Or. 9ranbnuer getraut. SIM Sabre
1860 fonlen lie mad @%oibin9ton, no
Sr.Glitt fir Ion9e 3eit erfolgreid ein
@eidGft oil Gfe Der 6. uno G.Stro-
&c, Morbnelt, betrieb, bis er iih I'M
Sabre 1900 in Ben moblucrbienterl
Hubeitono 5%uriid5og. Gr mar lotge
Belt 2ireftor oes nGeutid)en @aiiert-
buules" arf Dem Hroipect.Siu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16
Scntidlcs 8clb

81, pcrfauien. $3.50 Gents pro Warl
ooer APO Marf fir einen Collar.
@edfel uuo Greoitbriefe ouf oac
StdOte guropa's. 8eloienoun9en,
Sbiffsfarten, &eiiepdiie uno ausldn-
oii1es Gels. Sbeu. S. Siener & So,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16
Gin Sriib : am : Iorgcm : 3na mad

Eittsburg uno Gbicaso pia 9alti-
more uno Ohio.
Der eSageslift- 3ug" perlaBt Bal
timore, Mount &opal 6.45 Worgens,
Camden 100 Worgens. Mnfunit in
Eittsbnrg sos Madm., nit burd)-
gebenoem Buffet : Earlormaggor.
5riibltiif I'M Speiiemoggon %ieruirt.
Gnrdgcbenoer oGralping Toom"-
Shlaipaggon bon Bittsburg an, Der
IN Chicago 40 Noreens anfommt.
90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16
Iar HeiTcrt,
Sentider Ebotosrapb,
400-411 Wpro.@aN.Strahc,
GpestalsEffertc,

War fir clue fnrse Set.
8 feinitc gubineisIprirdiis uno 1 Iehensarobes
Eprirait nit feinein Habmen fir $3.50.
Nitte. Hhtei sic anf meine Ioreiie:
Diar Rciiiert, 409-i11, Huro.YaN.S traRe.
(Ee5l1,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16
Sunncnauf. nno ltntcraana.

SonncnoltfAong 6 II. Is Nj.
Sonncnltntergang. g Il. IS NJ.
WonOuntcrqong. g II. 80 VI. Nb0s.
Slut. ...... s. II. II. Wf. MorgcnS.
Sllitb ....... s. II. 40 Nc. Nbcno8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16
@iQ man cs gut baben, sebe man at

@il II cs gut babcn, sebe IMAM ST
&m. u. SnDScr,
Stanoc 757-759 mnb 95S 2cring-
tpn.Marft.
granmidueiser 2eberiunrit, Sar-
bcllcn : 9ebcriumrit, Sriffcl : 2eber-
lunrit, 8Gnic acbcrunrit, Sdpinfcn-
@nrit, Murtcocla @arit, Yieffer-
@urit, Sbiirinscr 8lmt1unrit, gerGn-
dlerter TreRfopf, Srannidmeiser
@cttunrit, 8anicidlegel, 0anie-
brittle, gOd,umrit, Sbiringcr Gerpe-
latlunrit, altmOoiide friidc 9naf-
lunrit. Geb9iSa)
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-10-11
ABERDEEN MASONS
PLAN Big JUBILEE
Grand Lodge of the State viii
Participate and Lay Co, ,ner
Stone.

Aberdeen, s. D.. Oct. THE NIasons
OF this city have about completed the
program for the celebration of the
twenty fifth anniversary of the birth OF
Aberdeen lodge, No. 3S, which is to be
held October 16. Invitations will be
sent to prominent Masons in this and
.neighboring states and fully 300 vis-
itors are expected to participate.
The first event of the day will be
the laying Of the cornerstone of tho
new administration building at tho
Normal school. This will be conducted
Grand Master w. E. Milligan of Aber-
deem will off1ciate. The principal ad-
dress will be delivered by Ivan W.
Goodner of Pierre, who is a past grand
master, past president of the board
of regents and an eloquent speaker.
Governor Crawford was invited to de-
liver an address, but he was sent word
that previous engagement will pre-
vent him from being present.
The ceremonies will begin at II
o'clock in the morning and will be pre-
ceded by parade to the Normal
campus. Damascus commandery,
knights Templar, will march as escort,
In full uniform. AT 8 o'clock p. m..
there will be a session of the blue
lodge and for the first time in the
history of Masonry every chair will be
filled by past grand masters to work
the third degree. At 6:3O o'clock din
ner will be served at the Temple by
the ladies of the Eastern Star. After
dinner the anniversary exercises will
be held in the lodge room to which all
Masons and members of the Eastern
Star will be invited. This will consist
of historical addresses, musical num-
berS and q reception.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-10-11
$4,000 WATERWoaks
SYSTEM AT GREGORY

Gregory, S. d. Oct. 9.-Citizens have
voted TO build a $4,000 waterworks sys-
TEN The specifications cali for large
cement reservoir forty feet in diameter
TO be built upon the top of Greg
Org butte which is about 100 feet above
the general level of the city. This will
afford y pressure sufficient to throw
three-inch stream over any building in
town. The mains will be laid through
the business district only at this
time. Later it is the intention to eX-
tend the system throughout the entire
residence sections.
There is no apparent cessation or
abatement of the building boom which
has proven a record breaker in
Gregory this season. Many residences
Sizes III All parts of tha city are under
construction and others being started.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-10-11
LAWYERS ADVICE:
COMMIT SuICIDE;"
so CLIENT DOES
Body Of an Allegheny Librarian
involved With Woman,
Found.

Pittsburg, Oct. 9.-Thc body of Percy
D:gby, law librarian of Allegheny county.
was found in the Ohio river at the foot
of Lighth:ll street today. He disappeared
last Friday. He went to a bank and drew
S25. which was found on his body.
1t was believed that his mind had be-
come unbalanced because of an over
taxed brain, he having kept track of 5O,-
GEO volumes and their references without
any catalogue.
1t developed that his death was due to
other causes Before his disappearance
he went to his attorney and told him a
story which caused his legal adviser to
tell him to write his WILL have his wife
do the same, make his peace with his
God and go kill himself. The advice he
followed out to the letter.
His wife is Frustrated. and her life is
despaired Of. The judges of the court
knew OF the trouble D.sby had got into,
with woman, it is said and hence their
anxiety to find HIM
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-10-11
HELLO G.HL HER 1,!NE:
IN EXCHANGE FIRE

Allentown, Pa. Get. 9.-Miss Josephine
ronln. night operator at the exchange of
the Consolidated Telephone companies of
Pennsylvania, at Catasauqua, was the
heroine early in the morning in a fire
which partly destroyed the plant.
She detected smoke and flames in the
exchange, which is one the second floor
of a frame building, and arousing her
small brother, who spent the night with
her. the two attempted to escape by the
stairway.
The passage, however, was choked UP
with flames and smoke. SO the girl low
cred the boy to the ground by means OF
a rope PASSED through the window. BY
;hs time the flames were at her back,
so she was forced 10 Jump twenty feet
to the ground. She escaoed with slight
INJURIES
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-10-11
MANY APPLICANTS
FAIL TO PASS THE
S. D, EXAMINATIONS
State Board of Teachers Exam
liners Completes Its Work;
Reflections Number 1881.

Pierre, S. d., Oct. S.-The state boaro
ment of public instruction have now
completed the work of three examina-
tions held in July, August and Sep
tember and the report of the results of
these examinations is as follows:
For the July examination there We're
226 manuscripts submitted on which
there We're thirtythree second grade
and sixty-eight third grade certificates
issued, while there We're 1875 rejected
manuscripts.
At the August examination there
We're 1899 manuscripts for all grades Of
certificates. On these, there were is
sued one life diploma. seven state,
twelve twelve primary, thirty-one first grade.
212 second grade and 336 third grade
certificates, while there were 679 re-
jected manuscripts.
At the recent September examination
there were 695 manuscripts submitted
TO the board on which there have been
tfree primary. nine first grade. 144
second grade and 213 third grade GER
tificates issued, While there We're 1926
rajectiOnS
Over Half Fail.
As summary there We're $3.50 manu-
scripts handled by the board in the
lafee examinations, on Which they have
granted one life diploma, seven state,
fifteen primary, forty first, 449 second
and Gl7 third grade, or a total of 1929
certificates. There We're 1,131 reflections
thus making practically 80 per cent of
all applicants receiving some form of
certificate
But under the ruling of the depart
nlent any applicant who has manu-
scripts on file at the superintendent's
o1hce may receive the benefit of the
grades that are above the average re-
CURED for the certificate and at some
! future examination offered within the
SIX . months, right to raise the grades
lthat are below the average The de-
partment desires to favor the applicant
as much as possible but at the same
llme is anxious to raise the standard
OF the teachers in the state
IN the markings of the manuscripts
,, ,,,e BOARD mas been very liberal. Where
the candidate is recommended very
strongly by the county superintendent
ana the manuscript has shown ability
and a fair knowledge of the subjects
involved on the part of the applicant
ceTtlhcate of at least third grade
has been issued
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SALOON TEST CASE
OF WIDE INTEREST

Sioux Falls. S. D., Oct. 5.-Retan
liquor men throughout the state. as
we'll as members of city councils. will
be interested in the outcome OF test
case. involving the legality of the pro-
visions of an act of the last Legislature,
which empowers city councils to revoke
saloon licenses upon evidence that Il
saloon man has violated the provisions
of the state liquor license law, which
will be argued on Saturday Of this
week before Judge jones' of the state
circuit court in this CITY,
The city council last week, as the re-
suit of a public hearing. revoked the
license Of what is known as the Little
Dove saloon in this city, and the insti-
1uting of the test case was the out
growth of this action. Joe Kirby, at
torney for Dillman & Mccormick, pro-
prietors OF the saloon, will contend that
the city council had no jurisdiction in
the case, and that the councinien could
not properly hear evidence in the man.
ner in which they did at the hearing
Immediately preceding the revoking of
the license of the saloon.
1t is said that Attorney Kirby will
man & Mccormick before the city coun-
Gil was not legal and improper in FORM
1t is understood that Attorney Kirby
will argue that nobody or tribunal 9TH
CT than the regularly constituted courts
can legally have the power to hold such
hearings and revoke saloon licenses.
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SUPT. uSTRUD TO
ADDRESS TEACHERS
OF SOUTH DAKOTA
will Give illustrated Lecture 10
Every County Of State, on
Rural Schools.

Pierre. S. D., Oct. 9.-State Superin.
tcndent OF Public Instruction III. A
FUStrud announces the following sched,
ule of dates for the meetings in the
several counties before school officers
and teachers. This does not include the
Black Hills district. as that Will be
made later for some time in March or
April
MIR. ustrud will give in each place an
illustrated lecture on the subject OF
improvements of the Rural School,"
n proposition he is intensely interested
in and is bending all his energies tic
realize.
Schedule Of Dates.
Aurora, january 25; Beadle. January
10; Bon Homme, December 4; Brook
ings, January .; Brown, February s
and 10: Brule, May l and .; Buffalo,
January %; Campbell, December IL;
Charles Min, December 3; Clark, De-
cember is; Clay. January %; Coding-
ton December 19: Dawson. February IL
or February %; Day. December IA;
deuel., December 2l: Douglas Decem-
Der 6 and :; Ednunds, December 9;
Fauik. February 6; Grant, December
IL Gregory. February 19 and 20; Ham
lin, Castlewood. December 20; Bryant,
january .; Hand. February Ii; Ham
SON, January y; Hughes, February 3;
Hutchinson. December 5; Hyde. I'ebru
AIRY l2: Jerauld january ID; Kingsbury.
January S: Lake. January 10; Lincoln.
january Ii; Lyman. January 30 and
81 Mccook. January 20; Mcpherson,
December II; Marshall, December 13;
Miner, january III; Minnehaha, Janu-
AIRY rs Moody. January 16: Potter, Feb
ruary .; Roberts December l6; Sam
bora January Is; Sphinx. February z;
stanley, February is. IA and lo: Sully
February 4; Turner. January 81; Union.
january "A and -; Walworth, Decenl-
bei ~. Yanktom. January %.
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YIELD OF OATS I'm
SOUTH DAKOTA WILL
BRING Si6,254, 4,z03

Pierre, S. ID. oct. e.-Doane Robin
iolt, in his estimate of the oats yield
of the state this year, gives an in
'-7 t,.ye,i aere:tse over last year, With -
reduced yield III bushels, but at a mar
ket price nearly $4000,000 greater than
for last year
His estimate for this year is 1851. .s91
acres. with a total yield of 36,942, sos
bushels, which he estimates at the pres
ent market price TO be worth to the
farmers $l6.254. 103.
While the market value is greater
tlan Tor the crop of last year. it will
not bring so much money into the state,
as there will not be SO great a surplus
TO dispose of, a greater percentage OF
The crop being reuuired for home use.