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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-23

Chicago, April 17.-Wheat bulls re-
setved a setback today on the board OF
rade when prices toppled precipitately.
July tumbled an extreme 4B cents, May
~ cents and September 3h cents.
Patten bought furiously all along the
line and the closing showed q reaction
averaging something over a cent.
The market vas nervous all day.
Prices here, however, with the excep-
tion of September, held up until near
the close. May and July both. estab-
iished new high records, thus main
tanning their record Of having risen
consistently TO a new high level each
trading day for a fortnight. May, on
"A very nervous market, rose to $1.29A
and July to 81 1879. September led the
break. for after selling at $1.08B the
pear forces made a terrific smash at
the price and forced it back to $106A
11.0 6ss. May dropped to 1926 at one
cent a time, and July receded to $1.14k.
"Buy!" Shouts Patten.
out into the corridors of the West
ern Union building, wherein are situ-
ated the offices of James A. Patten, the
leading bull trader, the sound of a high
pitched voice calling into a telephone
could be heard. fBuy a hundred July;
buy 200 May. Take a thousand" and,
SO on. In the vernacular OF the trade.
hundreds mean hundreds OF thous-
ands. A small crowd hearing the voice
gathered. "Patten's supporting 1t. He's
trying to check the slump" ran the
comment.
over in h turbulent exchange pit
the high voice at the telephone was re-,
Hected. Prices neutrality-suspicious.
then rebounded. But the loss was any
thing but completely recovered despite
the voice crying "Buy, buy, buy"
May at the close sold at $1.27h o.
1.27A July at $1.15& @1,15%. and Sep
tember at $1.06A. These prices showed
a net loss from last night of 1@lhc
for May. 2Mc for July and "a q2Sc
for September.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-23
SOCIALISTS TO sue
OUTLOOK FOR LIBEL,
BLAMING ROOSEVELT
Claim Elk Presidents Editorial
Cast Reflection Upon Mem
bers Of Party.

Newark, n. j.. April 15.-Secretary
w. b. Killingbeck, OF the state com
tmittee of the socialist party. says that
at a meeting of the state organization
steps were taken TO secure legal ad-
vice for action against the Outlook
Publishing company, OF New York, for
an article regarding the socialist move
ment n party by ex-Presideni
Roosevelt.
A resolution was adopted It a meet
ing held on Saturday referring the
matter to the national committee with
a view TO formulating suitable proceed
ure. Mr.. Killingbeck said that the OBJ
ject was not the political character OF
the article. but the reflection 1t cast
upon members of the socialist party
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-23
u. P. MORGAN KNOWS
NOTHING ABOUT ART

Rome, April 16.-J. p. Morgan while
staying at the Grand hotel kept rigor-
ously TO himself. dining and lunching
alone nearly always, and entirely self
absorbed.
81 Thought he was artistic" said a
French woman correspondent, smart
ing under Mr.. Morgan's brusque recep-
ton of her overtures, but he knows
nothing about art. He only grunted
when l told him OF a beautiful picture
in Rome, which / know he had never
seen. / then tried politics. but he vas
equally dense. IL that is what mill
lions bring you to, Pm glad I'm poor"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-23
LONE WOMAN ROuTs
$50 SPORTS AT FIGHT

OIL City, Pa, April 17.-About $50 sports
who had gathered in a barn, 10 miles east
OF here. to witness a fight between two
local ~pugiiists, were routed by Mrs. j. u
Slower. who lives near the scene.
The fighters we're beginning the nrst
round. when she opened the door ana
walked In, her attention being attracted
by the lights that shone through the
cracks of the barn.
Mrs. Slower ordered the men TO disperse,
IND after a short parley, during wnicn sha
threatened to notify the sheriff, the rel
cree decided Ali bets of. and the men left.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-23
AIR GEYSER HURlS
WORKER TO DEATH
FROM new BRIDGE
Unusual Accident on New York
Span Delays Commissioners
First Trip.

New York, April H-Death can devise a
new trick any day to get the man who
works aloft boiling steel beams together
into bridges. The latest novelty In killing
is to hurl the man upward on a column of
compressed air. hold him in poise for an
instant and then cast him down to the
stones 100 feet below The victim was
John McShane, employed on the Manhat-
tan bridge.
This happened just before noon. when
McShan was about to lay aside his pneu-
matte riveting hammer to eat his dinner.
AS q result the hundred men on the bridge
knocked off for the rest OF the day to
give their nerves a ance to recover.
Because of this lost half day the work
ot completing the span between the
Brooklyn anchorage and east tower was
delayed and the bridge commissioners Of
ucial trip over the structure, which had
been planned for today, has been post
poned.
The compressed air, which exerts a
pressure Of 20 pounds to the square inch,
Is carried up to the bridge In two steel
standpipes, to the upper ends OF which are
attached wire-wound hose. strong but
flexible. so that they may be carried wher-
ever they are needed TO feed the pressure
into the hand tools used by the men, The
coupling between pipe and hose is OF brass.
Poised in Air.
McShane was standing almost over It..
He saw the long hose writhe as the air
began to leak elsewhere and then heard a
short, horrible hiss, But 1t wasn't warn
ing, for there wasn't time for one. In an
other instant the man was lifted ten feet
above the bridge and held there, unhurt.
by the invisible column as rigidly as II
il had been Of steel.
lie was face down In the air, fran
tically working his arms and legs, as 81
man learning to swim. He was as though
impaled by that three-inch rod of air
which had hit him just above his middle.
where 1t balanced him so nicely that ne,
could not wriggle off Of 1t,
Then, before 1t had spent its force. the
column swerved far enough from the per.
p~endicular TO carry McShane just beyond
the edge of the bridge, where it slid him
off into space.
In his descent the man struck first an.
lron girder, from which he bounded up
ward six feet. Then he hit an inch plank
of oak leaning against a derrick near the
ground, and went right through it and fell
on a heap Of crushed stone in front OF the
office Of Terry & Tenth, the contractors
by whom he was employed. beneath the
Brooklyn end OF the bridge.
He was alive when he reached the
ground, for fellow workmen who ran TO,
him saw his lips move and his arr and.
legs contract. But he was dead long be-.
fore an ambulance got there. John.
SWitzer, a foreman, had a narrow escape.
He was knocked over by the stream Of es-
Gaping air, but caught a beam and saved
himself.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-23
LOVERS CONTEST
ENDS IN A RIOT

Pittsburg, Pa, April 15.-In a riot at
Manifold. a mining town, early today.
six foreigners were seriously injured,
two OF them fatally. Daggers and re-
volyers were used
The six injured men were suitors for
the hand OF Lizzie Mozeka. the belle OF
the settlement. The father. TO help the
lovers. proposed drawing lots to decide
the question.
A man named Chanso o but a free
for all fight started and all the lovers
were seriously injured. The police
have arrested eight persons.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-23
ARREST AUTO DEALER ON
CHARGE OF HOMICIDE

Plat. president OF the Baker Motor
Vehicle company. was arrested today
on a charge of homicide. A motor car
which he was driving killed John Burns.
an orderly In the Metropolitan hospi-
tai. The accident occurred at Broad
way and Eight street. Mr.. Plat did
not see Burns or know OF the accident
and Burns was dragged under the car
until a pedestrian told the occupants
of what had happened. Burns cloth
ing had caught on the handle Of the
starting crank.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-23
MAYbRAY HAS AN
ARDENT CHAMPION
Wife Stands by Alleged CRATER
and Says He Is a Much
Wronged Man.

Des Moines, Ia, April 17.-Protestins
that her husband Is q much wronged
man, Mrs. J. G. Maybray haunts the
federal court room and predicts his
speedy acQuittal. There Is not much
chance for the alleged sporting CRATER
getting a change of venue from Des
Moines.
Agrees With His Wife.
THE state of Iowa, or, for that mat
ter, the government, has no more evil
dence against me than against O baby"
said ]. c. Maybray last night In the
Polk county Jail.
It Is now thought hat Maybray will
be tried In Des Moines during the May
term Of court. though an order from
Judge Smith Mcpherson may transfer
him to Council Bluffs. where indict-
ments were returned.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-23
RUSSIA PARDONS TWO
OFFICERS FROM PRISON

st. Petersburg, April 16-Rear Ad-
niral Gregorieff and Lieutenant Smir-
noff, subordinate officers under Vice
Admiral Nebogatoff in the Russo-Jap-
anese war, have been pardoned and
released from confinement. These Of
fcers were sentenced to death for hav-
ing surrendered their commands, but
in view Of extenuating circumstances
their sentences were committed TO 10
years Imprisonment in a fortress. They
began serving their sentence in 1907.
1t is reported that General Stoessel
and Vice Admiral Nebogatoff also will
be pardoned shortly.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-23
BAKER WANTS UNCLE
SAM TO PUT AN END
TO WHEAT CORNER

Pittsburg, Pa. April 16.-George
Sward, one Of the largest Pittsburg
bakers, has sent a telegram TO Sec
rotary of State Knox appealing to the
government TO put an end to the wheat
orner in Chicago and other stool;
speculation in food products. Follow
ing Is the telegram.
THE manipulation and selling of
futures on wheat and other food pro-
ducts on margins should have the inn
mediate attention of congress in or
der that it might be prohibited by law.
thereby relieving the burden of the
wage earners."
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-23
DECLARE STRIKE IN FRANCE

Meru, France, April IA general
strike of "a hours duration was inau-
gurated here today as a protest against
the repressive measures taken by the
troops during h recent strike of but
ton makers. Workmen are marching
through the city In column formation
with women and children in the lead.
Meru is filled with soldiers, but the
project has decided not TO interfere I'M
less there Is violence.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-23
SET LABOR CONFERENCE
FOR WHITE HOUSE

Washington, April Is. President
Gompers. OF the American Federation
Of Labor. has arranged for an importi
n labor conference at the White
House next Friday afternoon when.
matters affecting the interests OF or
CANNED labor will be discussed betweeI
President Taft and the members OF the
executive council Of the American Fe1l
Grafton OF Labor. which began ita 49,
sions here ~yesterdey,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-23
DANGER OF HUNTING
CHIEF CRAZY SNAKE

Guthrie. Okla, April l6.-The danger
of hunting Chitto Harjo. or Crazy
Snake, has alarmed al eastern acct
lent insurance company, tia holds a
risk on the life OF William Tilghman,
OF Chandler, who a gone TO the Creek
country to find the Snake leader. The
company telegraphed to its agent here
today that IL Tilghman was employed
in that work he should cancel the FOL
icy at once. s
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-23
CHANGES MADE IN
AUDITORS FORCE

Des Moines. Ia. April 17.-Auditor
Bleakley today announced a transfer
In his office force as follows: John w.
Daily, Of Cherokee. now bank Exam
liner, to be clerk In the office, succeed
ing Baily Ellis, OF Onawa, who sue
ceeded Frank Roberts as head of the
banking department.
Roberts becomes chief bank examin-
er and George Pennell. of Atlantic, now
examiner OF municipal accounts, be-
comes a bank examiner.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-23
CARRY INSANE PATIENTS
FROM BLAZING bull DINO

/ third fire in a week ct the Oklahoma
state insane asylum at Fort Supply,
rs miles northwest OF here, last night
destroyed the main asylum hospital.
No lives were lost, but Ii was neces-
sary to carry So of the So patients out
of the building.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-23
100000 FIRE AT ELYRIA. OHIO.

Elyrla. Ohio, April 16.-Fire early to-
day wiped out the Elyria block, the
American theater, a livery stable, and
damaged the hotel Andwur and adioin-
ing buildings. The total loss is esti-
mated at $780, 900. No one was injured.
Cleveland was called upon for assist
ance in fighting the flames.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-23
PATTEN MEN BUY
100000 BUSHELS
Bulls Get Setback When Wheat
Prices Drop, but Keep Loss
Slight.

Chicago, April 17.-The pur-
chases Of James A. Patten and
Immediate associates during the
final Is minutes OF today's 3
sion of the board OF trade are
approximately 5000, 900 bushels
OF May. July and September
wheat.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-23
MRS. BOYLE MAY BE
CLARA" THE MISSING
$4,000 HOUSEMAID

St. Louis, April 15.--Tn the
hope of discovering their miss
ing housemaid, Clara" who dis
appeared September 80, 1907, on
, the same morning that $500
worth OF jewelry was stolen
from a small cabinet at their
, home, 10 Lenox Place. MI. and
Mrs. H. Chouteaur Dyer have
gone TO Sharon, Pa, to look at
Mrs. Helen Boyle, Willie Whit
las kidnapping suspect under ar
rest there.
The girl who disappeared was
a new employee, Mrs. Dyer know
Ing her only as Clara" She was
about Is years old and had
"blue-gray eyes, with a cast IN
one of them" Mrs. Dyer has
> seen published photographs of
Helen Boyle and has read news
paper descriptions of the wom-
an. She came to the conclusion
several days ago that the pic
lures resemble Clara"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-23
SON OF DIPLOMAT IN
PRISON FOR FORGERY

Chicago, April 1~7.-Joseph Houston,
son of a former congressman and MIN
lister to China. is in jail for forging
money orders.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12

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(Sortietura foIst.)
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12
8icbmGrftc.

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lippinen, pia &nncouper. .. e, tag.
I'D, I'M 7 llhr Nben6S bis sum 10.
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Lamb, Nclt'Gnlebonien ut,0 oen Siii.
nSicllt, bio Toncpllpcp 9. g., tG9.
lid I'M I lthr 2lbenoS bis SIM, 81.
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lie Srons.Taciiic.GoIt miro tao.
lid ndd) Dem abfohrtsbaIen pcrionot.
lnlo lit Der Eoitidliib inter gnnol).
ne ihr,r ununterbrod,eucn llcbcr.
Understanding arrangirt.
Woti5. - SoS 9~riciporto nodl
alen fremoen 2Gnocru (o%us1enonl.
men 8roBbritonnien uno SrIono,
Canada. Mterifo. Banana, Cuba uno
Shongbat, no baIiel6e fir bas bel.
miide Eorto iit). lit lpie folgt: Siini
GcttS iiir oie erite hinge nnb orei
Gents filr ieoe weitere hinge ODER De
rcn @rlid)tbeil. uno mulb poQig Dor.
ouSbe5oblt meroen, anoerenfaIls miro
Der ooppclte 9etroa on Veltirn.
ml,ngsort coleftirt. Set Dem 1. IA
mar 1909 1T oas grieiporto nod)
Geutidlanb, ipe,lt brett iiber See
beforoert, boiielbc. iuie tos einbein1i
Idle. ". Sail Snrris.
BoItnlciiter.
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Sebbel's einsigeS Mtelier.

@ir babeu nur Elm Nteli.r in Bal.
timore, uub bas befinbet ii6 in Der
Giase su ebeuer Grbe, Nr.321, @oro.
@aps, nabe 9igb.Str. Giuoer.Hbo'
tograpBien cine Spesialitat. - aein,
Asenteu nno fe;ne3 reppen ~ iteisen.
{. SebbeI. 6. Grni. 0eihGffSfihre
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Su %uerfanien.
Wit unr 500 2lnSahluns

Whit nnr S1N WnIahlnns
uuo ben Aeit 5u lcidien 9ebirlguilaeit iorliieIi
Gle cine tleine Sarm oils Sbr 9ieentbum er'
tperben.
Sd babe eiuen eroben Gonlpleg sipiihen @ul'
tirtore uro s9nipinaton. Der in f!eiItc 6arirlell
auiaethei [ peroeu iou. 9ciistttel garautirt.
gtdbereS bel 6ermaan Saoembpup, Simmer
Nr. 723-727. @oitbcr NuilbirO, Tr. III, 0pro'
Charles. StraSt. sept 40
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Gc6net eS aug.

- Seeer Gent, ben Gle ais Wietbe bejnbs
LETT, 1T fir lntruer o%erIorcr. 9ebteten sic
--biefem GerI,iit gtnbdlt. Gtedcn Gle Dies
--Gelb In bic ciecne 1af6e. Sb wiu oaS
bon Sbnen peipobrte ober irgei,b Gin ais
--bereS bon Sbnen berorjuete5 SauS iaufcn
----uno Gle f1rlien mir In ip69entIi6el ober
-rnonntIiGet Staten. ,uie bel Der s@tetbe,
-Hiidsablune letfteii.