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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-25

Now, although barmaids are more
used than most maids TO withstanding
the sieges of love, alleged and other
wise, even they cannot hold out for
ever; and it came to pass that Sister
Angela, of the Hearty Weleome-even
she-at length so far suecumbed to the
continual bombardment of her lovers
as to decide on marriage
Naturally, however, Sister Angela 5
love affair would be no ordinary one.
She was not built that way. Not for
her the simple choice of the incest of
her best boys and the prompt bestowal
upon him of all the favors of the blest,
with sweets to follow For Sister
Angela such commonplace mode of
procedure was out of the question.
Holding the pieus views which I |
have expOunded to you, Sister could
not help regarding all love as more or
less sinful-it seemed too jolly to be
good for US. But it was clear that
some sort of love was necessary; other
wise, what about all sorts of funny
things that are constantly happening.
and which neither Sister nor any one
else could explain without it2 Sister
eouldu t help thinking it was rather
indelieate of Providence to endow
women with the exciting charms which
brought the young men of Valley /
eombe, for instance, into embarrassing
postures of admiration under her bed 9
room window; but these things being Y
thus Sister resolved to make of herself
an example of how a prudent young $
woman should eomport herself toward :
this necessary evil Love.
One Thursday evening, when the a
weekly prayer meeting in the saloon
bar had just dispersed, and there was s
consequent hull in the sale of rum !,
and milk. Sister asked Mr. Swarmley. b
the landlord: =
W ho do you think is the worst man I
N Valleyeombeg'g :,
Well, replied Mr.. Swarmley, medi- a.
atively, "it's the women who are the n
eetotalers. for the most part. - r.
don't think you quite under 81
tand me, replied Sister. EsThe worst
nan; the man with the blacklist char in
eter; the man who fights and drinks d.
nd swears and misbehaves himself
lost-that's what / mean.'' tb
That man, said Mr.. Swarmlev. ",
nth decision, =" 'ud be young Farmer do
1oat' - w
Sister shuddered Mi
81 was afraid so,'' she said. Little 81
Y little she grew very pale. Fred
loaf was young thug of about ba
twenty-five, who had latterly taken a
lrm in the neighborhood and had
'ent good deal of his time at the no
earty Weleome-mueh more of his am
me, indeed, than his farm could prop- an
ly spare. He drank like a fish, swore tbe
re master of a pageant, treated in.
omen with UNMARRIED insolence that wit
rs his best attempt at gallantry, and {
morally conducted himself in a man. in
r loathed by all decent people. Sister 7 a
lew all this, and silently agreed that am
must be quite the worst man in bIa
IlleycOmbe. And she grew very, very as
lie. Is.
As it happened, Fred Float came in q
out half an hour afterward. He cd
5 already half drunk, having evil eve
1tly primed himself pretty freely be- anv
e he left home. :.
There she isl he exclaimed. as he 8.
led toward the bar. ''There's orr WOO
mby little barmaid that we all love. q
'ss you, my darling-give us whis- stor
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-17
DEHoRNED KIND DANGEROUS
Druggists Warned of Peril Of Dcna.
turc1 Alcohol.

That both the physicianwho writes
a prescription for denatured alcohol
and the druggist who prepares the
prescription and sells the medicine
to the patient are liable TO criminal
prosecution is held in a decision re"-
dered by the commissioners of int
nal revenue. The decision is the result
Of the action OF some druggists who
prescribed denatured alcohol for ex-
ternal medicinal purposes, not know
ing hat to do so is a violation Of the
law. The decision says:
Completed. denatured alcohol o
tains kerosene and crude wood al
cohol, which render it unfit even for
external medicine. Moreover the sec
ond section Of the law regulating the
sale of manufactured or denatured al
cohol provides fine and imprisonment
for any person who uses denatured al
cocol for manufacturing any beverage
er liquid medicinal preparation or
knowingly sells any preparation made
in part or wholly from such alcohol.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-17

Formidable Force Ready to lombard
Town OF Tabrix.

A special correspondent OF the Mo-
Voc Vremya. who has just arrived al
Tabrix. Thursday reports that the sit
uation there has reached a state OF
extreme anarchy and that the bonn
bardardment of the town is a question
Of a short time.
According to the dispatch sent by
Novos Nremya's correspondent Rachin
Khan, who IL I'm nd OF a large
force. entered the city AT the head Of
several batteries Of auicknrers and pre-
sented orders purporting to come form
the shall that Russian subjects evac-
uate the kiahsania quarter where the
revolutionists are massed and hare
been holding uninterrupted meetings
I'm the mosques.
After Rachin Khan's arrival the
Russian council. NJ. pohitonor, who
has played a leading part has fed 10
his country villa. a few miles from 81
Petersburg. taking along with him as
an escort a majority OF the avasiaAie
Cossacks. He LEFT a mere handful OF
Cossacks In Tabriz 10 protect the lives
and property OF the Europeans and
consular officials.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-17
SHELDON READY FOR TASK.
Secs No Difficulty in Raising Cam
pnicn Funds.

William H.. Taft has decided to de-
vote next to week 70 writing his speech
OF acceptance Ct the republican nom
ination for the presidency. During that
time he will not Invite anyone 10 Hot
Springs. Va. Up TO the present he
has not written a word OF his speech
To be delivered In Cincinnati on July
Is. Not until II IL compiete.i does he
desire to discuss the document with his
friends. Before IL liz made public. how
ever. he will submit II TO a number OF
the leaders Of the party In order 10 get
their views upon IL.
Chairman Frank II Hitchcock, Of
b republican national committee. ar
rived Thursday. and after a short in-
terview with Mr.. Taft stated that he
would not be ready 10 an
nounce the membership of the
executive committee. or 10 make
any statement regarding his
organization fer the committee bcf or
"a week from Friday. The selections
Of these places. he said. wa "A matter
ri importance requiring careful con-
sideration. and UP TO Friday he had
given IL no attention.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-17
no SAVE LIVES OF BABIES.
Chicago City Council ApprOpriates
$4,000 @ Pay Physicians.

Chicago City Council ApprOpriatcs
$4,000 to Pay Physicians.
To save babies lives the city council
OF Chicago has made a special appro-
p~riaton OF $40. 600.
Intestinal diseases among infants,
caused chiefly by the hot weather.
have beer OF such frequent occurrence
In Chicago that, according 10 relative
figures. the total deaths OF babies due
TO these complaints this e win
reach the startling total OF 3.414.
Alarmed at the prospect OF this
Wholesale slaughter OF the ~innocents
the council authorized the transfer Of
$4,000 to pay 100 physicians who viii
be employed by the city to disseminate
Information concerning the causes and
prevention OF summer sicknesscs
among babies.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-17
ALLEGES CRIMINAL LIBEL.
Mayor Of Philadelphia Begins Action
Against Nevysnaper Men.

Mayor John f.. Reyburn. OF Phila-
delphia, has instituted proceedings
against E. A. Van Valkenburg, editor
and president OF the North American,
and six members of the staff of the
newspaper, charging them with Grim
inal libel The charges are based on
articles and cartoons appearing in the
newspaper during the last two years.
The warrant was obtained upon al
affidavit charging false and malicious
publication In h North American of
certain articles and cartoons contain
Ing and intending to injure, Cypress.
dsfame and vilify III good name,
fame. credit and reputation OF a good
mayor" n ito bring him into public
infamy. contempt and disgrace"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-17
KERN UP WITH RRYAx.


The democratic national convention
concluded It's labor late Friday after
neon by the nomination of John
Worth Kern. Of Indiana, for vice pres
ident. completing the ticket rn which
| w, J.. Bryan was made the nominee
for president during tAe early hours
OF this morning.
! The nomination ef Kern was made
by reclamation amid the ~resounasng
cheers OF delegates md spectators. No
ballot was necessary. as the tide 81
sentiment had set irreslstihiy toward
the Indiana candidate. state after
state registering their delegations In
his favor and all other candidates
Withdrawing before the universal de-
mand for his nomination.
The convention after adtourning al
Bryan resumed It's session at l o'clock
y. m with a powerful undercurrent
already In motion toward the nomiua-
ton Of Kern for second place. ON the
call 81 states Indiana presented the
name Of Kern. Colorado. through for
mer Gov. Thomas. placed In nomsna-
ton Charles A. Towne. Ut New York:
Connecticut presented Archibald Me-
Neil. and Georgia. Clark Howell.
The names OF Judge George Gray.
Of Delaware. and John Mitchell, of
Illinois. were not presented. owing te
the positive requests Of these gentle
men not To have their names 60 be-
fore the convention.
For a time IL looked as though n
ballot would be required. hut the
steady line OF states Joining in Kern's
nomination soon made IL apparent that
the anc OF all others had been ex-
tinguished.
Mr.. Towne was the first candidate
to recognize the decisive character OF
the Kern movement. and In "A ringing
speech withdrew his namc from con-
sideration and pledged his support 10
the ticket OF Bryan and Kern.
Withdrawals quickly followed from
the supporters of Howell. OF Georgia.
and Mcneil. OF Connecticut. leaving
the Indiana candidate alone In the
field.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-17
INTENSE HEAT IN CHICAGO.
Saturday Was the Hottest Day
Recorded I'm Seven Years.

Recorded I'm Seven Years.
The highest temperature in sever
years was recorded In Chicago Satur-
day, and two deaths and numerous
prostrations are the result. Only the
fact that the humidity was normal
kept the death list from mounting
for what breeze there was came laden
with heat waves, and ever In the
shade but small relief was to be found
The hottest day Chicago has ever
experienced was July 2l, 1901. when
tho temperature was 1913 degrees i'm
the government observatory. Satur-
day the record there was SO degrees,
but on the street level the thermomi
eter registered from -four to seven de-
grees higher.
In the tenement districts the heal
was unbearable, and all persons who
could went to the parks to escape the
torrid air OF the congested sections
Of the city.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-17
REPUBLICS WAR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PEACE PACT
UNDER SEVERE STRAIN.
Honduras Prefers CtArge-Cnitcd
States and Mexican Governments
Jointly Have Offered Friendly Nc.
dtati0n.

Official advices reached the state de-
partment Monday confirming the press
reports that the Honduran govern
ment forces nave retaken the small
town OF Gracias. and add that they
are about TO move TO the more impor-
tant city OF Choluteca. To this extent
the government appears to have the
advantage. On the other hand. Hon
duras is menaced from the northern
border. On the Caribbean sea border
there are continually reiterated re-
ports of an attack on Punta Cortcz.
while Gen. Lee Christmas. whom the
state department officials style a SOL
der OF fortune, Is reported 10 be In
the country. just a few hours from
Puerto Cortez. The force Is mention
ed In one of the dispatches as being
on a small island about eighteen miles
distant from Puerto Cortez. and pre-
suinably Is the one from which an at
tack Is feared.
The state department is being fully
advised Of the situation, but Mr..
Dodge. the minister to Honduras and
Salvador, explains that reliable infor-
nation is difficult TO obtain. Mean
time the American and Mexican gov
ernments continue to exercise their eff
forts to conserve peace in that part OF
the world, but ave gone to the ex-
tent thus far only Of offering their
friendly mediation.
The American cruiser Albany is now
on its way from Panama to America
Plas. the port OF Honduras.
Minister Dodge has telegraphed the
state department confirming the dis
patches that Honduras has made a
formal complaint before the Central
American court at C~artagena charg-
ing Guatemala and Salvador with
non-observance of neutrality under
the Central American peace conven.
ton.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-17

Murderer OF Denver Priest Soon to
Pay Extreme Penalty.

Giuseppe ALA, Of Denver, the priest
murderer. will be hanged in the sta.~
this week, but the day and the hour is
known ouly to prison officials and per-
haps has not been definitely decided
upon by them. The custom in Colora-
do long followed by the courts Is to
designate the week when convicted
murderers sentenced to death shall ex-
plate their crimes. actually carry out
h sentence to select the moment
when the sentence shall be carried int
effect.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-17

Nearly 1000 FOG Olympic Games In
London.

London.
Athletes from t~wenty-four countries
have been gathering in and near Lon
don for the Olympic games which
opened Monday. and Il IL believed will
prove the greatest games OF modern
umes. The competitors from the
four corners OF the globe constitute a
small army In themselves. almost ev-
cry country following the example ~
tered In the various events the full
quota OF men allowed by the rules.
In most cases around n dozen. "a
there are twenty-five events on the
program the number OF athletes TAX
Ing part will total nearly 2.ooe, many
their respective countries In more
than event.
The original idea was 10 devote the
opening day entirely to the formal
ceremony. including q parade OF the
athletes before the king. but the COM
ually decided to run on some OF the
preiiminAriea. n the first heat or the
1,50o-meter race was started as soon
az possible after formalitics were
ended.
The parade. which was the largest
OF It's kind eve held. was the feature
Of the ceremonies. The representatives
Of the various countries formed into
groups. divided according to the
sports in which they are competing.
and carried their national colors.
The stadium will seat 6S, 600 spec
tators. and there Is room for $4,000
more. but no seats. BY making use of
. strip surrounding the stadium stand
Ing room also can be found for so. 900
additional. but this probably will not
DO necessary. The grounds within the
stadium proper provide three athletic
tracks, . swimming bath and dressing
rooms for 1000 competitors.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-17
GIRL rs DRIVEN 10 DEATH

Scandal MnNgrre Cauas enIc1ao
1sasstDss1suar County.
May ron then shed = few teare Tor
your loving JerMle.-
THESE We're the concluding words
or a lass message written 10 her lover
ny Miss lcnnse Peters. who soon Aftsr
hassi'y ~scrihbaInx the words with =
ressci1 took her own lito ~ hAnejnu
hesscas from = ronf beam In 4 harm !
To he vark ~ scandal mong~re n
directly sac her tragic death TAA.
gtFf was hanas&ssi~ ard ri only IN
sAafs n age, h ~As the daughter ~
Ir. ard Mr~ Nicholas Peters. highly
respected an pioneer residents ~
s'se central part ot tscnaomme county.
The csss~ In orc ~ the most pathetic
IN rho history ri hat part of the
state.
Drives to desperation ~ the fmc1
sast IRE sra sstal rsssuEerS Rad caused i
s~ssTmfasson between h~r~~if and the
y usx rswn tr whufn she had be~n en-
essd fa he married the 9fri took her
iAse, selecting AZ the scene Far her
sxss fsvsne this iafe the barn b<lcnstnG
~ tire eaothrr az her lssv~r.
Everything Indicated that aftsr
sersssng ts~ sess~r the rtri went - the
asvns ard. securing TIVE halter ropes
tied sfeus sov~stses. Sh~ Their climbed
ere 81 the iasvs rssws~ thai support
thr rssssf. and. hanging by one arm.
apparently had ts~d the rope ~ The
sfssf h~sssss, shes showed II cut ~ fas -
rTesihse from tho suppcssine p0~tal
ritter snArh ssse slipped her h~aN
fhteuwh THE rsssss~~ and pulled II ti9ht
sr~ then sssssv~rssf h.v hold and drop
asst "a hwT s1wHth.
These " hn kns~ the gist from child
snxMf ray she WAS ~ pure In rharsc-
te~ NJ Ff~r lav@ wnx overwhelming. =
tees. being ~ an emotional nature b
rnsatf NOT recover fran ihA blow 70
eeiv@t @hvn her ins~r wrote . latter
hrsa sirE rr sh~ir engagement n al
's~snw as a rea~sn for his action The
etsssars tssa hv fA~ scandal monResA
: hieh are generally admitted ~ thoes
familiar With shs farts In hAv been
absolutely without foundation.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-17

a.is,cr Set t'T3sn In the City. n<and
Gagged amt ttollssl.

9ne ~ the b~osstr9s hntfup& that has
occurred In Dead bod I'm a long while
rsslseses Charles Anderson. = miner
from Strawberry xaleh near there. of
te small change h~ had IN his pock-
et*. Accepting tn the ssary Ander~
: IN told the police he wAs set upon
tssflast In the heart ri town. late In
he evening by swe m~n and boupd
ard ragged 10 prevent an cutlery. He
val just raxhesi a large check but
rad fortunately left tho money with
7 friend before starting home. Sew
raj arrests have beer made by the
police.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-17

Kerosene Can ExIissscs In Mitchell
Restaurant

Mrs. G. T. f~iescae9F3, - ssft@SeaR
had n very narrow esenps frefn hessE
burned To death throuRa Tho syplas. ~
Of a can of kerosene. M4ieh occurred
In a very unusual w8naer The oil
can had been sitting II ~. spn all tbs
morning with The intesss beat cot-
centrated oa IL unssi ~ va 29f ssea I'd
from the can. she raFttnf il into TIE
restaurant Kitchen ard IS pan passed
the heated range the car fE btraset1w
exploded and ifnme iafs'y tai TIE
explosion blew the can a8a
IL struck the ceiling, aaf "a na#gts
by the side 81 the woman taa Faraea
caught on her clothes VI r fsn@ "a
burned and a portion II her tacA wg8
severely burned.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-17
SOUTH DAKOTA
STATE NEWS
MHivE MEN ARE iMrIICA1F~D.
Sioux indtsn Cnnfe~es- !. n Nnmh-T
81 DcJssvtassssn~ ssa Re- ersrrfrn.

81 pcJssvtussssn~ ssa Re- srsrstru.
Something ~ n sassxa ssgs4 was cree
atsd IN Gregory ard "Trip Counties
by u cssffess iun ssaEee d few aEys ago
by "psie" Thomfss sss. "a Nlaux Indian
bcfongsnE en- fAr Rosebud indian res.
eryation. en- tbs effect tsat certain
white rtea living in tsss vsgswAty ~ sSc
reservation have sv stssnati~at'y sH@
ducsst i~ns.Nft~ I ) stewf hasses ard cat
tie. and that fhe wssssc fssea concerned
n ssale n business 81 purchasing
the ssosca ansnsass. knowing tsem 10
have beer staien,
Thnrapssn wF. e1< AZ tse actors I'm
m exciting Incident recently m In
dian policeman Nas seess ta arrest him
on the charge ~ hsras ttwAlEHR na
the reservation. I'Yun the approach
OF the policeman. Thufsr ven $50 ard
tho policeman gaze ehw*v. hnta hsfn9
mounted an ror - The rssasy rsfAen
by the India, u fireman proved the
swift~r OF the tuss. and nc gained sn
Thompson "a sueN an vwfrns that tsr
capture Of tae latter 0ss ~ irntai.
nent. when Thesassan, yasr THAR ne
captured. drew hss RI ystrser snd
shot himres- under ia ehBa W. ara .f+
fort Ia consnngt ~artette,
hut tAe csYu~t VS. 4 f4ssusr. a. he
In yet alive. and N IN stated he witl
recover. notvitfa~sEsafin that me hut-
lot In lodged pctwsen hts eyes After
regainfnx consciousness he renfessess
hat he had stuien n number ~ hnsBs~
which have disappeared rseesfsy from
the reservation. ard also implicated
the white fnen In the Wholesale fhefts
of animals On the reservation.
As a sequel "a the confession IA II
expected that several arrests Viii nsson
be made.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-17
DEATH or HENRY NIssIsMaS.
Elk Point Man Was In BraSG'> fa-
nous ssfros. nrlgussc,"

Henry Nearman died at his resi-
dence In Elk Point. aged ~ years. ~
Bright's disease. Mr., SeaFmaa Nas
born in Prussia and cailae 10 this
country with his parents when 2 years
old settling tn Escsnnba, asieh. When
the war broke out he was working
for the j. l. Case company st Racine,
Wis. lie enlisted IN The THIRD Wiz
consin infantry. one of is~ regiments
composing the famous 'lfun brigade
commanded by Cen. lffagg. and war
In many engagements After lie wET
ne married. and IA 1862 raHae ~ ns-
fota. taking "A Homestead in srtrk
county. where tasy battle AGAINST
~adversitles until 1873, whes they eatae
10 Elk Point. and save fesidefOhere
Cver since.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-17
MYSTERY IN IIIs DEATH.
Killing of Hack ltiIt~ Ranchcr netng
investigated.

Jus, how much mystery surrounds
saa romantic Ifs % ~ r.. Bright. n
.~F9nnlnent saasher near Rapid City.
e'lIl se determined when his mystic
riaIs death IL investigated. Bright
eaase - this country about a PES ago
and, being a Very quiet man. few peo.
ME knew blp intimately He ave HIS
anmae "a lsrlghs. hut after his death n
s@rwe tatess oa his left arm revealed
the narte ~ M. r. Draeoo." Just
what h history of Tho past life N
II not known. though II In STATED by
his hired man hat his right nams wAA
Bright, and the name nrnG0n Was ac-
eairesi by having been adopted when =
Soy. fright was about ~ years ~
age. 6 feet higs. ana weighed about
tSa pounds. He was shot from am
hnafa while ~ work ia his corn fcld.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-17
PLANS ,x,n DRAINAGE psTcu.
Land lnspruyenersss NeMs Nauma pn0s
to Cost 130. 90.

w SE~N S8HsB0W
THE board OF esunsy commissioners
of Alnnvhaha county hal concludes
tire work ~ opening bids for the con-
-~trurtinn ~ n mammoth drainage
ditch In the re~san along h htG
ssseax river nnrfh of sioux Fatla The
proposed ditch will cost about t30.-
o complete and viii be me ~ the
biggest projects ~ The ktnd undevtAk-
IN In south Dakota hts year. II win
Frain and hiring under cultivation
thousands ~ acf~r Of valuable farm
tsnd which during the past two or
three seasons has been rendered use-
ssss for CROPS hseanss ~ being flooded
~ she overflow nj the Hig S1oux
There we're seven bids submitted 10
she rcprfs com nsi-stoness for the con-
tract 20 construct the ditch. Most ~
them were ny the cubic yard. but one
saa ssr n lump ~am frw constructing
tae ditch complete with thu exception
the nes.rSsssy bridges. Contractors
- Fort tAssfxr and Mmr~halftown. Ia.
sss Minnsgs tsaliS and indianapolis
were personally present IN Submit
aislw.. "a ssss. The remainder II the bids
@rve submitted lay mail.
II II haress - have everything IN
readiness Ia have fh~ work cm
senced fn the ssruts~ ~ the next few
Sow sFe considering the bids. ard In
stn time Nfii~ announce whether or not
sry - sss tiass have been accepted.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-17

Augustus Hartje. the millionaire
paper manufacturer. whose sensation
NJ divorce litigation has attracted
vide attention. has taken an appeal TO
the supreme court OF Pennsylvania
from q decision OF Judge Frazer. who
ordered him 90 pay his wife $685. $50
expenses and $1,000 counsel fees.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-17
Zionists In Convention.

The real work OF the eleventh an
nuai convention OF the Federation OF
Zionists began Monday. There were
many Interesting talks on the move
thing Of Jews In Palestine. The re-
ports OF officers show a gratifying in
crease In the number Of societies join
Ing the federation the last year.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-17
Roy Fatally Iuss-s :.

The f~7-year~oia son re sr. ard
Mrs. Fred Nsah. we'll known reslaents
OF Bonhomne count@. wsss fatally Ia
jured while ensawet in rakfng hey fa
his fathers farm. THE tuw. without
warning. nnfastenea frpfs tie Hss4cse-
tree, which flew ha III terrific
force. striking the unfortunate hay on
the head and f~rartarfnv his skust.