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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12
Inf cincm Sampfbasscr cntbanptct.
Ger obgeriIiene appf iIog cincm all.
oeren Wtonmc ms @ciitt.

Sem ,Oorf, If. Sftober, - Gin
cnticblid)cr llnfoQ erei9lletc iid az.
tern olti Dem Gampf-Soggcr .Gbonr.
pion", Der 5llr Belt an SllBc Der So.
lllmbiosStr. I'M Grie.9oiliu Iicg+.
Gem Seler Widacl Goifo cincm 26.
i0brigen Mannc, mel6cr bon Scr in
9ctrieb geiettcn Moifineric crfobt
iuorben mar, iultr0e bon Dem groBcn
Sdniingraoc Der &opf pom Hltnpfe
gcriilen, llnb Ser ollrh Den Wuidi.
nenrolum geidIellbcrte &ppf trof ocn
Woi6iniiteu NidoloS @ooc nit iol.
der @lidt ms 8eliht, boB Der
Motn bepuBtloS 5uiommenbrad).
Bon @ube obprollenb, ilog ser aopi
oonn ollrd) zines Der Ser,iter oeS
HollmeS u1o ficl ms @olier, aus
nclfcm man ibn nit einem elmer
bernlsiiibtc.
Sobolo @abc ipieber 81 iid gefont.
men mar, nabm i'm Der Eoli5iIt Ser
oes bon ser Gebiertpodc on Somil-
ton.gpcule in Soft, neil es bieB, bab
cr Die Woihincric in Gang 9elebt ia.
PC, ais Gotta bcim SeIcn icincn Sept
ourd) DISQUALIFICATION oeS Sdmrng,
roOeS geiteft battc. Glllf sic Inflooc
Der pcrbrcderiidcn Nohldiiigfe!t
luilrbc Der Irreitant Dem Wugiitrot
Gigbc I'M Eoli5eigeridt an Butler.
Ctr. porgciiibrt unb bon biciem 5l
tpeiterer lhlteriufung 3r,riidgebolten,
obpobl or icoe Sditlb on Dem grGb-
lidcn llnfoQe in abrebe iteatc. Goi.
ia mar cir Stolictter, Der nod nid)t
longc i'm 2onbe mar llnb, iopiel man
ipcib, feline Mngeborigen bier belibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12
@crmiidtc tclcgrapbiidJc Scpcldcn.

Nobe Der @rcn5c bon 2anocr.
oale,Gpnntp, Ilabama, bat Elm Yre.
bigger NomenS 2ipinglton leiner
Ha6bor @nbren Sodion erifoiiell
S%ipingIton nllroc perboftct, bod &c,
lang es ibm ip6ter, 5l entflicbcn.
SIN Soipital Der Stoots Srrer,
anltolt in Wtattcomon, R.sD, lit 81.
frcb 8. Srplieb an Der S6minoIuft
Geltorbeu, tpelder, mGbreno CT lid il,
Nep-9orf beim gresbpterioner.So,
iritol III Steauno befanb, i'm Sabre
1904 icine Satin mo feline Sdmic.
gcrmutter ernloroet bate.
9ein1 Wittogelien in einem so.
tel in Sgoensburg, N.-0., criticize Der
70.iobrige Scteran aus Dem 9iirger,
triege, Serome g. Suttlc aus Nid).
bile, III cinem Stiid Sleil6, neIteS
I'M Salic Iteden geblieben mar.
= Sn Sadion, WliiI., lit bos Ben
rt.@eb1itbe nebIt bier onitoBenocn
@cbdiioen ourd iSeller 5erltort NOR.
oen.
= Sm Samilton Gotlege.Gbopel in
Clinton H..g, lit SRI. 2aura Cor
Don Hoot, Nifte oes Stootsiefret1r5
Hoot, nit Stonlep @ilbert BON Nem-
Oorf getrout porben.
Ger Staats . 0eiuno6eitsratb
bon Colorado bat cine groBe 9(n5abl
Merate bon Genper porlaben lolien,
lpeld)en Der 8oripitrf gemadt mirb,
Dab lie Sale bon Sppbus uno onbe-
rem anitedenben &~ranfbeiten nift
porid)riftSmdBie our gn5eigc gebratt
1aben.
W. =. Sofuorb, geipeiener Nrtil-
lerilt, Der i'm September in Eooona.
rom Der Grmorolng ieiner Satin oIs
lpabriheinlid ifuloig perboitet NOR.
ben lit. lit bon Hid)ter WuQifan in
Hem gebforo, Waii., obne 3ulaiiuna
our giirgidait gum Fro5eb feitgebal.
ten Aporocn.
: Sn Gbocieo rarnte Elm Stroben.
babnmaggon Der Sgben : Mpenue.
2inie an Der areu5ung Der Galiior.
nia-slpenue Elm 9lutomobil an unb
5%ertriimmerte oaiieIben. Die ied)s Ssn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12

alt poprI0rcr@irfull aus ltno ncnnt
Die Nrbcit y5ll gelebrte Mltiif".
Worio 2abio, Die gefeiertc S0nQc-
rim Ser bieligen &omii6cn Gpcr, Sc.
rem 5utiinftiger filnitlcriidcr @ir-
t,tngSfreis ieit oielen Monoten Ole
o%llgemcine gufmerfiamfcit bcih1i.
tlgte, bat iif nunnlebr nit 9ireftor
Sons Oregon geeinigt. Sic ncrblcibt
i'm Gerbano Der 8omiiden Spcr bonn
Sftobcr bis gum slpril. Sir oo0
@aitipicl al 9treftor Sammcritcin's
Woi1botton Opera Souie in Nelu-
gorf miro Die SGngerin beurIm,6t
nerbett.
Der @tcner Sofopernoircftor Ser
@cingortner bat bic t1cltc 0pcr
.gleftra" bon Hidaro StrouB 5llr
slltffiibrung angenomnlcn.
NIIerlei aus 9eut 6 lQu0.
Gos TrcllBii6c StotiItiifc Nnlt lit
nit Der 9eorbcititng Der @rgcbniiie
Der lebtcn 2onotogsnoblcn I'M Sum
bieicS Sobrcs beih1ftigt. GS miro
befonllt gegcbcn, boB ser 9lbitluB
Der Irbcitcn Gnoe oeS nGditcn Sab
res 5lt crlporten lei. sic liberolcn
9l0ttcr ~bctlo9cu ii6 bitter iiber oicie
blrcoltfrotiid)c 2ongiomfeit.
Som 5uitGnoigen @cridt in Spor.
ooll lit Scr 0euti6omcrifoncr Saul
GbieS 81 Is Wonoten 8efGngnib Der.
ltrtbeilt ipprocn. Gr mltroc idlloig
befnnben, bcn Seriitd) gemaht SIT bo'
ben eincm IA Sabre oIten MGohe1
8eipolt on5lltbirn.
@lcid5citig nit ser Scier bcS i'll
6er1len SllbilGums ser bicIigcn 2cbr.
brolcrci lit cine 9roBc @ralt-NltS Itcl-
hung eroffnct iporoen, Ole in lpeitel
Srcilcn SlltcrcIie mod)rlit. SIS bot
Iid) I'M NnifIub oil bie gltSiteQuilg
cine @critcn.@ onitirrn gS.Gommiiiiou
gebiloct. CT. @obl bon Chicago Der.
tritt in bicicr sic Ser. Stootcn.
Nm noditen 9ienitog neroen nit
Gem Noroo, 2loposT umpfcr n&rons
%nrin8eiiin GcciIic" Die Scrren Talil
mo GrnIt EboImom bon 9rcmcrbds
ncn nod ben Ser. Stootcn obreiicn.
gn @orb bcs S6iffcS miro lid ollh
Die beriibmtc SGugerin Worcclla
Scnlbrid bcfinocn.
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8cidJcnf fir lmtBcriidcs College.

ct. YouL 0tinn., #. Sftober.
- @ouucrncir Sobnion iiberreihtc
gcitcrn Nad)mitta9 Der Winneiota.
Gonieren5 Der ihmeoiIhen llltberi-
id)en Stride cinen Gbed bon $4,000
fir bos y8uitoults Abolpbus Goaeg"
III ct. Eetcr. GoS @ei6enf mrtrbe
onlaBlid bes goloenen Subiloums
Der Goniercn5 gcmod)t. $4,000
bate 9lnoreu Carnegie scsebeu unb
'has iimigc @eIo bate @ounerrenr
,Sobuiou oeIanuelt.
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Nm 81. Oft. Gnntpicr Oceanic"
nod southampton.
Aim 81. CIT. 9ompicr oMourcto.
MIA" not &ipcrpool.
Am u. GIT. Gonpicr ~9llicc"
'od 9tcopcl uno SricIt.
Nm 81. DIT. 9nmpicr nYcrltgio"
nod Ncopcl.
9lm y. Oft. 0ompicr oSopoie"
no6 &o6rc.
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lloh 2ipcrpool.
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tbio" nod) 8ibroltor mto Ncopcl,
Nm %. Ott. Gompicr n0uttidr
lulto" nod &nlnblr9.
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Nm y. DIT. 0ompicr Is. i. Gict.
gen" nod aopcnbo8cn,
Nm 81. Oft. Gompicr rYcnnipl.
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2lm 81, DIT. 0ompicr nYbilo0cl.
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bin" nod Glasgow.
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gm 81, DIT. Camper oGccilie"
nod Srcmcll.
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gm %. Sft. Gompicr nYropencc"
lod) SABRE.
PIN %. Oft. 0anpicr Baltic"
llad) Sipcrpool.
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Olau" nod aopcnbogcn.
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nad) Bremen.
PIN %. Oft. Gompier namcrifa"
nod Sdmbllrg.
Nm 81. DIT. Ianpicry Horo. Nmcs
rita" nod 9teopel uno @cnlln.
N(m 81. DIT. Gompier n5urneiiio"
no6 Glasgow.
Pm 81. Oft. 0ompicr yGumpo.
nio" no6 liverpool.
Nm 81. Oft. Gompfcr st. Goltl"
nod Solttbompton.
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ia" nod 2on0on.
gm 81. Oft. Gompfer nStolio"
nod Ncopcl.
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Tbiabrtstagc Der Sscam Tnmpfe'
upn Neiu-Wprf.

am 49, Oft. 9ampier yaaiict
8il6clm Der 3meite" nod Bremen.
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mad Hottsrbam.
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nah southampton.
am IA. Oft. Gnmpfcr .2lriitonia"
naf 2iperpool.
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nia" nn6 Ncnpel unO Mnrieiac.
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rad SABRE.
am IS. Oft. Gompier nHer o'SSta.
lia" nah Nenpel uno @enua.
am Is. Oft. Gampfer .arabic"
llad 2ipcrpool.
am Is. Oft. 9ampfer .aaiIerin
aueuita giftQria" nab Samburg.
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3peite" nadl &opcnbagcEgC y Ia.
am II. Oft. Gamptsr aGaronia"
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nadJ Ioper unO antfperpen.
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laba" mad 2onoor.
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had Southampton.
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mad Bremen.
aim 20. Cft. Gampfer .Rotter.
Dam" nad) &otterOafti,
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Ednlbta bcfnnbcn.

Gan SronciSco, Sal, If.
Sftober. = 9ie Surf, meIdc in Dem
Sale bcS Contractors 6. q. @. 9lafc
SIT @erid)t iob, nelfer ongefIogt mar,
periud)t 5u boben, S.M. aeap 3lt be-
ltedeiL Der in benz &i,ef'idcn Sc.
ltehitngSpro5cB .'als ~ @ci6iporener
bate fun9iren iolen, bat geItern ei,l
cuff ifuloig lalltcnoes Seroift obgcs
geben.
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garfc ,Muitralia" total D%crlurcn.

6ellton, g. g., II. Oft
- Gic normc8iid]e 9orte n9luitro-
lia," GupitGn Tcoerion, meldc ont
letten 0tontag bel Cape Sbatte i'm
ct. 2omrencc.S trom aeitronoet mar,
lit Elm p%oaltdnOiges 8rod ~geporoen.
las Aufloufen bes Sfifies, nel6es
1249 regiItrirte Sonnen botte, mar
Dabreno oes Itorfen Tultfes erioIgt,
pelder Don ben @olobc1noen her.
ritbrte lnO Der S6iifobrt @oten
lang binocrIih mar.
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ioiicn beS MotorruogcnS trltgcn
itucrc @crletungen oopon. Gic Ser
lebten iino: Der Soluntcrncbmcr
Sugb Sugbes, Die Satin mo ieil,c
3lpei Go6ter, iopic 6rou Ncaic e.
aiudlep Don NGp-yorf uno ibr
%icdsidbriger Sobn.
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Sh%iffSnadridDtcn

Ncm Yorf, II. October. -
4n9efommcn iinO Die Iampier .Go.
lcoonia" bon Glasgow uno nHotter.
oanl" bon Rotteroam.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-17
CRITIC OF AMATEUR
MINSTREL SHOW IS
EGGED OUT OF Town
Young Man, Who Roasted Per-
formers in Church. At
tackled With Eggs

Deloit. Ia, Jan. 11-Because Carroll.
Ia. young man named Garry Jurgens,
presumed to attack the Deloit Dra-
matte and Musical club as an unholy
Institution, he was driven out Of town
with a bombardment of decayed eggs.
The young man came here Saturday
and In the evening attended one OF the
clubs minstrel shows. Evidently he
was shocked by the conduct of the
prominent young business men and
citizens as they disported themselves
in black face, and on Sunday morning
in the Latter Day Saints church he
arose in class meeting and abused those
who had attended the show and at
tackled the citizens and religious people
generally for allowing the club to ex-
ist.
A mass meeting was called later In
the day. and after collecting all the
eggs that were available. Jurgens was
found and the mob proceeded to drive
him out of town.
He started to run toward the Ili-
nois Central track. the crowd following
and showering him with eggs. One OF
the elders of the church. in trying to
protect him from the mob was also
spattered with eggs.
Jurgens left town on the evening
train to escape further violence.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-17
ANOTHER WEDDING
IN DIVORLE COL LONY

Sioux Falls. S. D.. Jan. 16-E.
Franklin Brewster. jr.. son OF whole
sale grocer and banker at Rochester.
N. " who is worth s7,0O0,OOO, to-
morrow will marry, here. Mrs. Helen
Virginia Baker, Il divorcee, of Rich
mond, Va. whom he Won by giving up
the morphine habit after q terrible
struggle.
Brewster came here two months ago
with his mother, who is supposed to
want a divorce, and met Mrs. Baker,
who had just been divorced from a
United States consul to Costa Rica-
1t was a case of violent love.
Brewster confessed to her that ply
sicians who prescribed morphine for
him while he WAS suffering from mall
arial fever in Texas had made him
a slave Of the drug.
She told him she could not marry
drug fiend. and on the advice OF a
physician he had himself padlocked
in room at the Cataract hotel, where
tortures of u man insane for want Of
a drug.
Finally he won both this battle and
the woman's hand. Then his father
wrote that he would disinherit him il
he married.
Young Brewster answered that he
would marry anyway, but contrived to
have the girl see his father at Roch-
ester. with the result that Brewster.
ST.. was also captivated
Mrs. Brewster, the mother says tho
marriage is q direct answer to her
prayers at spiritualistic seances she
has been attending at the humble home
of w. NJ Daniels here.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-17
CHARLES CITY SCENE
OF TWO SUICIDES

Charles City, Ia. Jan. 1.-Two SUI
cides marked the opening of the new
year here. One was committed by
young college student. Anton Karl
Hindricks. Wednesday,. and the other
by George Goddard. farmer, living
east of here man well along in life.
Lack Of wealth explains the first and
lack of health the second.
A remarkable note was left by the
boy addressed to his roommate. named
Cook. 1t read:
IF there is such place as hell. peo-
PIE are just as well there as on
earth''
This tragic note was found lying by
the side of the young man. AS tho
young man had just come from Pierre,
S. D., to enter the Charles City college,
not much Is known of him here. He.
had just provNs up ON claim and had
come to this city to work hts way
through school. Work was hard to find,
and it is supposed that this fact drove
him to commit his rash act, which has
plunged the whole institution into
sorrow.
George Goddard. the farmer. who
died by his own hand. leaves wife
and several small children. He was
prosperous. But his health has been
poor for three years, and it probably
was that which led to his death.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-17
SOUTH DAKOTA COUNTIES
IN EXCELLENT SHADE

Pierre, S. D., Jan. 9.-The late re-
port Of the state auditor goes into
county statistics of Indebtedness and
shows that the unpaid taxes in coun-
ties are practically equal to their
bonded debts, and that the cash on
hand for county purposes exceeds by
s150,000 the total outstanding warrant
indebtedness of tho counties. The
heaviest debt OF the counties is to the
state school fund, amounting to more
than s3,sc0.000. but this is all secured
tc them ay real estate mortgages, the
whole showing being most favorable
one for the counties.
While there are but 26 counties With
out bonded Indebtedness in this years
report against % last year, the total
bonded debts have been decreased S46.-
S3O.19.
The commissioners of Stanley coun-
ty have offered reward of $500 for
the revolver with which Katherine
Kille was murdered. 1t is said that
Bowen, held for the killing, had a re-
volver up to within few days before
the killing, but he did not have it in
his possession when arrested, and as
serted he had lost it some time before.
The theory is that he hid the revolver.
and search is being made for it.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-17
"8LACK HAND" HAS
HEADQUARTERS AT
.ss.., CLEVELAND NOW

Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. 11.-That Cleve-
land is center of so-cailed Black
Hand" operations is the declaration
made bv 18 detectives from several Inn
portant cities in the United States, now
here searching the city for members
of the organization Chief A. ]. HUM
phrey. of Baltimore, who is trying to
eXtradite John Scallata. wanted in Bal
tirnore on a charge of dynamiting has
seven men with him and officers from
Buffalo, Syracuse, Harl -sburg. Pitts
purg. New york and Wheeling are as
The wholesale manufacture Of exc
plosives, it is claimca has been con-
Quoted in Cleveland by black hand men.
The police claim to have Obtained In
formation showing that several hun.
dred dangerous Italians' lately have
found asylum here. Through the secret
service. It is claimed. It has been
learned that letters demanding larre
sums OF money have been receiyed -
wealthy local Italians, 4
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-17
JUDGE WHITING
4 HEADS THE DAKOTA
BAR ASSOCIATION

Watertown. S. D.. Jan .15.-Follow-
ing are the officers elected at the meet
ing of the South Dakota State Bar
association:
President, Judge Chas. S. Whiting, of
DeSmet; vice president. Hon. John B.
Hantin. Watertown; second vice presi-
dent, Hon. James NJ. Lawton, Aber-
deem; secretary. j. H. Vorhees, Sioux
Falls; treasurer, L. M. Simons.
Mitchell
Delegates to the convention of the
American Bar association in Seattle
Wash, next August: Judge George H.
Marquis, of Clear Lake; Judge w. G..
Rice, of Deadwood. and Hon. James NJ
Lawson, of Aberdeen. Alternates, A.
B. Burt, of Huron; Hon. Fl. H. Keith,
of Sioux Falls and Hon Thomas Sterl-
ing of Vermilion.
Executive council: Hon. Jayson E.
Payne, Vermillion: Hon. H. II. Keith,
Sioux Falls; Aubrey Lawrence, Brook
ings; f. E. Wagner, Alexandria: Hon.
Frank McNulty. Sisseton; H. r. Hor-
ner, Pierre: A. T. Feay. Custer; W.
L. Mclaughlin Deadwood. and c. d.
Sterling. Redfield.
The next meeting will be held in
Pierre next January. during the meet
ing OF the South Dakota legislature.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-17
JUSTICE AT LAST
FOR PEACE ENVOY
Edward Allison, Who Made
Possible Ending Of Sioux
Wars. Rewarded.

Washington. Jan. 1S.-The man who
brought Sitting Bull into camp of
FEDERAL troopers and E.ade possible the
negotiations which at last ended the
wars between the Sioux Indians and
the federal government has at last been
done taltiy and scanty justice by the
government.
Edward II. Allison is the man. He
lives at Rosebud. S. D.. and though q
native OF New England has been mar
ried to two wives who We're both full
bloodcd daughters of the Sioux tribe.
BY his first marriage and adoption into
the Sioux tribe he became a brother OF
the famous Chief Gall the greatest
warrior of the tribe, not even excepting
Sitting Bull whose force overcame and
destroyed Custer.
Allison went to the far west in 1866
with a good record as soldier and
that same year married an Indian wife
who lived only about year. He was
takei, into full membership of the Brule
Sioux tribe and afterward enlisted in
the army doing distinguished service.
In the lighting following the Custer
campaign. Allison did service which
General sheridan described officially as
beyond estimation" He was always
loyal To the government and was high
lN Influential in bringing the Indians to
see the impossibilty of resistance.
Acted as Peace Envoy.
Az the last. after years of the most
difficult and dangerous service as scout.
guide and interpreter he was put in
charge of the effort to bring the great
old Sitting Bun into camp to treat with
the government Allison accomplished
the tasl. and Sitting Bull made peace
with the white men. For this work he
has been given probably as high praise
as any man who ever served the gov
e1n1nent in any of the Indian wars.
AS an old man Allison found himself
recognized as q member of the Sioux
tribe and therefore was unable to get
his allotment of lands in the Rosebud
reservation in Tripp county, South Da-
kota, which is soon to be opened. He
set about to make his record clear and
sent to Senator Gamble a mass OF let
ters and credentials from army officers
Of which any man might we'll be proud
Senator Gamble was able to have the
interior department place Allison's
name on the roll of the Sioux tribe and
when the Trip county lands are
opened, he will come in for an allot-
nent of $40 acres of pasture or 800
acres of agriculture lands.
Allison is the author of history of
the Sioux wa.:s. which has been wide
ly accepted as one Of the best books on
the subject.
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AWARDS MADE AT
ANNUAL POULTRY SHOW

Huron, S. D., Jan. 13.-A B. Laner. ves-
terday. awarded the following prizes at
the Central South Dakota Poultry asso-
. o Barred Rocks:-A: J. Keith. Sioux Falls.
and fifth hen: second and fourth cockerei:
first and third pullet; first and fourth pen'
Best Display.-E. T. Losey, Huron. third
fourth and fifth cock: fourth hen: 1lrst'
third and fifth cockerel: second, fourth
pen
White Wyandottes.-H. Is. Sutton, Clark.
third cock: first, third and fifth hen: sec
ond, third and fourth cockerel; second puI-
let: second and third pen. Best Display
William Scaliin. Mitchell, first cock: Sec
ond and fourth hen: first cockerel: first.
third and fourth pullet; first pen. Haroli
Haynes, Mitchell, second cock; fifth pul-
Buff Wyardottes.-E. j. Miller. Huron.
Charles l,sa hongren, Huron, fourth pullet j.
+. Re,neit, huron, first and second cock:
first. second, third, fourth and fifth hen:
second, third, fourth and fifth cockerel:
first, second and third pulet; first and
Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds.-J. N.
Shelton. Huron. first and second cock:
first, second and fourth cockerel C. A
Cooper. Mitchell. third cockerel; first. sec
ond. third. fourth and fifth pullet; fifth
pen.
Single Comb Brown Leghorns-william
Drabbs, Yankton. first. second and third
hen; second and third cockerel: first. Geo
ond. third and fourth pullet; first pen. %.
7. Losey. Huron, fourth and fifth hen. ].
Single Comb Buff Leghorns.SJ. f. Ke,.
third. and fourth pullet; first pen. >1'
Single Comb White Leghorns-P. Stew.
sIt. Huron. first and second hen.
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YOUNG MAN SHOT 4
BY GIRL FRIEND:
MIND THREATENED

Osceola Ia, Jan. 1.-will Green, tho
18-year-old boy who was accidentally
shot with q rife at the home of Will
lam Loomis. north of Osceola, has died
Of his wounds. His home is in Nebras-
ka. but he was visiting at the LoomIs
home.
While Green was engaged in practice
with % caliber rifle. one of Mr.. Loom-
ISIS daughter. about 1S years OF age,
which was repeater. The girl saw
the old she'll elected and not knowing
that a new one had taken its place. she
put her hand on the trigger. The gun
was discharged, shooting Green in the
abdomen. The girl was SO shocked
that 1t was necessary to take her away
to recover
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MRS. EDDY NO LONGER
RESPONSIBLE, SAYS SON

Lead, S. D., Jan. 15.-George w.
Glover is not the instigator. but mere
ly one Of the plaintiffs in the new suit
said to have been filed in the New
Hampshire courts to restrain his moth
er. Mrs. Eddy. from donating $1,oo0.ooo
to Christian Science institution.
Glover last night said:
Personally, I know little of the pro-
ceedings relative to my mothers con-
templated endowment Senator Chand-
Ter has full charge of the case and DR..
roster Eddy knows more of the nature
of the suit than l. do not even know
that it has been filed.
1T is the intention Of this suit to
show that the trust deed which
blocked our efforts to get at the condi-
tion of my mothers finances in the last
suit is merely q blind, for under it's
provision If it is valid. as the members
of the CLIQUE that dominate my mother
contend. this present endowment could
not be made. Sooner or later the world
is going to get at the bottom of the
mystery OF my mothers life.
Il believe from what information
have that her mind is like that of a
little child, and l. as her son, am sure
ly entitled to have some say in the
matter of protecting her from the in
huenceS surrounding her."