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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-28
Giebcstoq.
GSlnger 9roofIpncr itiir5t aus Dem
Seniter. - Cine nelle SenIatiOl
in Der 8irbenitoot.

IN Der &irbenitaot.
Nem= Dorf, p. Hopember.
9rooflpn Dnt micoer einnlal leinc
Seniotiou IN @eicllidaftsfreiien.
IQerorten ipraf, man geItern bon
eirlem liebestollen Singing, Der, bon
Der Come ieines Screens snrildgc-
nieien, ans cinem Seniter bes orittcl
Stodluerfcs oes nSeigbts 9aiino,"
eincm ioibionoblen Glublofol, iprong
mo lebensgeiGbrlif nerlest lpuroe.
N~lcroingS miro Don Der 6omilie
Stcpbeu San Gulin 'Sopfins - Dies
lit Der Same bcS 8erlesten - er.
Hart, ooB ser junge Wann, Der eill
Stlloent Der gnle.llniueriitut lit. MIR
einen Y@it" MADDEN lpollte unO nidt
gemubt bate, 0oB er so Sub ilber
Scr Groc mar, ober Die iln9en Tns
men lIiiitcrn iid) iu: Sic 9otihait
Dor iA mobl etc"
@cr Die iungc Game mar, in beren
@cgleitun1 iid ibr Gerebrer beionb,
miro Gr1itlif) gebeim gebolten. Mor
meiB mr., ouB ein jungeS Eaar nab.
reno oc5 nm 9onflogun9Stoge per
anltnltctcn Bales I'M Gnlinu ollf Ole
o6erc @olleric gegongen lpar, olli Ger
fem 2id,t brannte. Gon BORT m:S
b0rten lie Die mtntercu @ciiel1 Der
mnilic9cn, nod benen iif bus jlIugc,
clegunte 8olt in buntem Eeigell
Orebtc. @aS Die 9eioen I'M einia.
men &infel iid 5%ll5urannen botten?
Nienlono ipeib eS ODER Hiemano mil
eS ioaeu. @entg, Die iunae Game
luurOe geieben. mic lie IN grobter
M%ltfregutg. Die lie, 10 gut es ibr Ae-
lang, 5n bemelitern traf)tetc, in oel
unteren Saal elite, bort 81 einigcn
Sreunoeu. Eoul g. Sbielos uno
Eotter 9nrtlcp, iprnf) uno lie sum
Mitgeben aliioroerte. 3ieie follOen
Damn olf Dem 9od)e zines tleinen
Sorboues Sopfins in elmer 9lutlode
liegell. Sbnc ouB i'm Saole IelbIt
Semono cine 4bnuna bon Dem Sor.
faa bate, iuilroe Elm Nr5t gebolt mo
Scr TerlcBte nod) Der Wobmulg Iei.
ller Gltcrn, Dem Gbepaare 6ranfiln
". SopfinS, bic in oeni %eleanntcn
department. Sotel SfartsfflY NrnS"
allf Den Scigbta luobnen. 9cbraht.
Gic Ncr5te fiird)tcr, oaB SopfinS
olBer pcridieoencn anOeren Serlct.
5llnecl einen ShGoelbrld) e"rlitten
bat. @eitern Hodmittog iab mar
cine bobmoocrn 9etleioete, iiberau5
biibid)e iun9e Came in sic Sopfins's
ld)e @obnln9 9ehen. Sic blieb CT
nige 3eit BORT lno id,ritt Damn eili9't
aus oent Snilic in eilt bcreititebenoes
Nlltonlobil IS iano lid) Niemanb,
Der attaebcn tonntc, mcr bic fleinc
Sec rpor.
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Gin &iciemaeidlGft in Sidlt.

Sertngton, &p., 81. Nopems
Der. - Gs nurbe beltc befannt eegcs
Cen. baB oas grefutio-g omite Der
,.american tobacco Company" iid)
,iGdlten Wittpod bier periammelt.
Inn einen antraa Der rgurlep 50.
baeco Societp" fir Den 8ertaiii Don
100 WiIlionen Rirnb 1abof ailS Ser
Grntc bon 1909 III grudgung alt sic,
1Cn.
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&crcns @utid,aitcr in Wicn?

@ai6inQton, G. s., 81. Nou.
Sr. Nid)aro =. aerens aus Mtl-
iollri miro, mic bier 9eriidtpcile Der
lnlltct, mobrihcinlid) uod) Dem onn
&. Te5cmber criolgenOen 3ulonmlcll.
tritt oes %Gou9rciies Gum olnerifani-
i1en Sotidoitcr IN @icn %erlolut
iueroen. &oroerbano mollen lid bic
9eomien be9 Staats . SepartemcntS
nod, nift hieriiber dilBern mo luei-
germ iid, irQelln ,peld)e Ausfunit alt
1eben. @rn. Screens 0reunOc obcr,
Ole lcbb1itea Sntereiie an ieiuer San.
oiootllr nebmen, gloilben, boB er Die
Stellllllu crh0lt.
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Nufiaoc erhubcn.

Gih'ti i'm hi, g, 81 &opembcr
@e0cn Srou Wanette Stlort
SorO mllrSe geiterri Don ben @roBge-
idworcncn bon. @anlutoil. GnilntD GIT
floge erifrO bea,.S SSbr Nanae III IN Ser.
%binoithN nit Sem Sebtbctroae roll
$643,0O0 Gcnonnt morhen, Der lid in
ben Sijdern Gbos, 8, @arriner'S,
iriihereu SdobmleiiterS Der n9iN
6our.GiieuboDn" iallb. Sron 6oro
miro lucgen Neblerei IN N%ntloge5l'
itono pcriebt. Sic befinbct iih 9egell
@iirgitoit alli ireiem Sub.
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Grams itbmms-Nanscl i'm Wadicn.

@nibin9tol II, q. Nopember.-
Gas groBe Guuntlm alnerifanildcr
@ooren. Ole ieBt per Giienbabn iibcr
Die bciben Sltbmen bon Banana IL.
Scbuoltepec gcbrod)t meroen, bot ei-
mem Serit)t besS tatiItiid,en 9ireol,s
nad) I'M 6isfalinbr 1909 einen @ertb
bon mebr, OILS $60,0OO,OOO aebobt.-
Ser 8eiammtmerth fir oieies &alen-
Der iabr ipiromabrideinlid nod $40,
100000 erreid,ell, mcuon 5ipei Grittel
olli Die Sebuontepec-9oh mo oos
anbere Srittcl al,i Die Yanomn.9obn
cltioQc1.
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StilWeQ b~ei1rocrt.

+ II Gton. :. g., 81. Nop.
- Mls Nadiolger oes gum Commit
iGr b%cfGroerten eritenSiilis-E enlions-
G%pntmillars s. 6. Davenport lit
Sconocr Stiliuell bon erie, aani.,
ernonnt uorocn. Stillpell lit ein
Inrpalt uno bat ben 9iirgerfriea in
Der Gpmpngnie 9 bes 81. Suinoiier
&egimentS mitgemadt. SenatorGur.
It's nno &epr1ientont Campbell Don
8anIns limo ieine Siirlpreher.
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WobmirtbIdait in Widiaau.

aalumo5oo, 0tid, 81. Nop.--
auS Merger bariiber, bab in ieiner
@chnung piel 21rm periibt muroe,
Ncntaf,tiatcn lid cine anSabl NaG.
Barn oes @obnbouies bon Soiep6
9obiesfi, zines ailslGnbiihen Matro-
itli. ullb itiir5tcn Dos aus Sols berge.
ilellte @ebdlioe in ben See, 100 eS
nm berllm id)mimmt.
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Galid)eS Wcriiht.

Sofio, 81. Nopembcr. - Der 1T
rerldieoenet Sbeilen Der @ereinigten
Staaten perOifentlitte 9eridt, DoB
bel elmer Seriammlima ser ,Notben
Grcu5sSeleuidait" bierielbit 100 Ser
iorlen aetootet wlroen. entbebrt jeocr
WeNriinollnd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-28
Sin bctaatcs Nrautpaar.

Gbicn0n p. Afopcmber. =
Mohocm er 81 Sabre lebig ourh oos
Seben 1epilaert lit, bat iit idlieBlid,
@illiom 5ursf entidloiien, i'll oen
Cbcitano 5u ireten, uno 5ruar beira'
tpctc er 6rnu Caroline @eeie, cine
@ittue, ncld)e eiu Snbr alter lit ais
er. Ter @ntte Der Sroi,t Itnrb crit
ONT Cartilage poriseu SabreS.
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Mae a%crcttct.

atlontic-Gi tM M. q. go.
bcnlher, - Sicr troi bcl,tc bie 9todl.
ridt ein, oo6 bos Scgclbpot .G6ol.
%fonte." peldcs icit Gienitag ols cs
oirf cas- llripcttcr in Den Sicon &c.
trieben muroc, 81 NsoncS Snlct. Gong.
SSluno, in cen iideren Soicn ectric-
ben lpuroe. Nic aus bier Woln be.
ltcDcnbc 9elubun0 blicb lnucriebrt.
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.Sud)fIntb aitf Gurtp 9iicu.

San Snan, Yorto SLIGO, 81. 90.
ucl1ber. - Seit DEM 10. Nopembcr
lit bier anbaltenber idiperer &egen
gciollcn, unb grocer Sdaoel1 ,purbe
allf Der Sniel perilrinht. Sic SSliiiie
luurben 5u rciBenben StrWnen isl,O
lileaen ollerorts iiber Gle llier. Giele
afcr 3uder. mnb NnauoS' 0ono itebi
utter @oiier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-28
Gu nie MAmeu.

SnIee Samen. .meI&e mooerne S&neiberinnit
i y er 1ssS;n t ISaiig SsH,r. I, i0l rsn, Mot ~; I'm h%S s,SsIts!
mir bel Tr. ". GrbsvS. M. 800. Met. earo.
a,Strate, hcr5ufprebe9. tbren Nanien OILS
ndd Der foriqef6riiienitem MetbeSe. Gle Ct.
tn!ten anberbeM griinbIi&eu tlnterrtmt I'm
Sut8neibet. Sehr Iiberale Reoineunuen. -
lSept2|
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Wit &afee nnb anden.
yHie NIabama's Trdnen mOrgeu
Stimmeu fangen mOlleH.

Cine ser bitteriten @oblsGompaanen
ioehen 5lrm NbidluB gelan9t. -
Ger morHi9e Sag eiu c~reigniB.
boiler in Der @cid)id)tc oes Stuo.
ties. Sooor Dos Solten bon
9eiitigen @etrdnten in Gripot,
Dobnungen biiritc pcrbotcn mer-
bcn. - geioe @unoes. Scnotorcn
mo fiinf Gon9reBlelte bef1mpieH
boS ENHANCEMENT. - Or. 6rcoc.
rid u. @oof permiBt.
Nc ontgomer Nla., 81 Nop.
- Sic Stimnlgeber bon Nlabomo
merOcr ON Wolltag entiheiocn, Oh
oic Troblbition Der Seritellng uno
ocs %ertollis BON geiiti9en @etran-
fen EN- Gbeil oes orgolliifen @eic-
Bc9 oca StuutcS meroen ioll. Die
6rooe, Oh Die Contribution oeS Stuus
tea alli oieic @eiie mnenoirt iuerben
ioQ, murOe IN elmer Spe5ialIibung
Der Stnarsgelebgebung, lpeltc les
tCn Allgult ourb @onperneur Conner
c%ilbcrulen iuuroc, erlcbigt. Gicle
SiBng mar cine Der bittcrlten III
Der @eid)id)tc blcIeS @cmcinlpclcn"
mo Die Gompoane, ncld)e 0ornl1
inlgte uno beutc Nbcno 5um Ibs
id)luB tomL mar nid)t lpcniger frieo-
iertig. IaS Nn1enocnlent, meld)e@
geiitiac @etrdntc ouf imnleroor aus
Dem Stoute uerbomlen miiroe, front
cine Scr braitiihIten @cieBesnlaBs
nubmlcu, melde, iolucit ais Nntl-Spls
ritl,oien 8eiesgcbulg in @etroht
fonlnlt, jcnlolS III irgeno ellltm
Stoatc porton,. 9ic @eiebporla9c,
iiber lpelde obgeitilnn1t miro, perbies
tet Die Seritellun9 loluobl, ais ooS
Saltcn ullo Den Serfaili uoll irgeno
mcld]cn geiltigen @ctrGnten. gltos
bol bari Der &orloge genGb fir ne
oi}iniid)e, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ODER &C.
mcrblide 3luede nno Mein bel'm bl.
glbeltbmobl benllBt iperOen, Sn Der
5lpeitcn 9eltimmlnQ bcS @elebes
miro es icocm Siirger perboten, gel.
itiac @ctrGnfc in ieiler @obnnng 81
baltelL nenn Die Erobibitlonllten ic'
mails cine lolde oroitilhc Wtobnob.
INC perlangen ioaten. Gic lcttere
9cltimm,ng lit birett gegen cine
fiirSlid,c %Gntiheibuno beS Oberblms
Dos . @cridtS gerid)tet, iuonod Elm
@iireer geiltigc @ctrdnfe IN lciner
@obmmg o%uIbcrpohrcn bari. INFO.
fern CT oicielbcn nid)t Slunla &crfaiil
ulbictct.
Der iocbcn 5u Gnoc Qc9angene
@oDlfampi wuroc nit groBcrcr Scf.
ti9fcit geIod)tcn OILS irgeno cln
aonlpi iibcr einc politild)e Groge ieit
$obrcn. &eibe @unoeS Scnotoren
mo iiini GongrcB 3 Nbaeoronete op-
ppnircn DEM Nnlcnbenlent. Gage
acll miro onilelbc bon @olpcrlcllr
Conner, Dem 2ieutenollt = @oupers
llcrr @rop unb Dem SpredDcr Cor,
mid)oel unterltiltt.
@Gbrcno Der din Montog ltuttfill=
ocnoen g9nbl merocn Trulcn oell
@Gblcrn beibell Snficc mo Srnld
lcrpircll.
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Shrepeport, 2a., 81. Hopcnls
Fer. - Gin~llnbefannter Heser Der
il.drte beute Die Z Sabre alte Sennie
M!cOtiaon, 5obter bon Sral1 Inna
9PcMiuan, 5u pergepaltigen. @r
mrroe cingeiangen uno bon Dem
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. am 8eltenoe
Ger Stuot aus gebGngt.
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&nrser Yruaek.

Gin unbefannter Heeer 5u Sbrepe-
port pegen zines uniittlihen PIN
critics ullf elm 7 Sabre oIteS
W1Dden gelpnd)t.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-01

~
For some time We have motto.
ed that he has been acting queer
j and had that faraway express
sion in his eyes, but we surmis'
cd what it eli meant. and was
doubly sure of our guess when
the fellow &C. w. Knight) board.
ed the train one day last week.
He went to Omaha where he
was married to Miss Louise
Watson, of st. Lawrence.
The happy couple al rived in
wagner Monday, aud Will make
their home in this city.
The bride / a bright and &C
complished young lady, and was
very popular in her home city.
The gro om Is one of Wagner's
popular young business men,
and numbers his friends, hich
are many, by his a1auaintances.
We Join tAe people of Wagner
in extending congratulations
and . heaety welcome to this
sstimable couple.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-01
BIRTHS.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Dich
Yustin Thursday, . girl.
A baby girl Wa born TO Mr.,
and Mr.. g. I. Petit Wednesday
A 6ne girl baby arrived at
ths John Schroeder home Sun
day night
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Veasy are
the proud parents ofa ans baby
girl.
A hns baby girl Vas born "a
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Connolly on
Sunday night.
Born 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Ben.
Young southwest Of Town one
day last weak, . baby boy.
A bright baby girl was born
20 Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Brown
ten miles south Of town Tues
day.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-01
Meet me ~ Pinard' 3.

Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Morgan
went % Sc. L0nis Monday TO
visit their SON, Eddie Who Is 81
tending school in that city.
They expect 70 visit relatives in
Wis. on their return trip.
This week A. J. Baker sold
the W. D. Valentine farm Of 24O
acres, southwest Of Wagner "a
Richard Yustin, and the Peter
Wcmsman farm OF 300 acres
northwest Of town % : party
from Wako0da-
The band boys came out
Monday evening and serenaded
Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Knight and
also Mr.. and Mrs 4 D. Hamil.
ton, both newly married couples.
Both gentlemen shoyed their
appreciation by treating the
boys TO cigars.
Young women. II you wish 10
b. independent learn shorthand
and typewriting. A stenograph.
Or always commands = good
salary. Send 70 Mankato Com
merciAl Collegs, Aankato,
Mimi. for their yearbook and
You will learn I'll about it. Do il
now.
Quincy Lee Morrow. secretary
OF the prohibition state CON-
mittee will give IN interesting
lecture on the local option ques
tion in the Methodist church at
Wagner, Wednesday evening,
Oct 8. Everyone should turn
ont and hear him. No admis
sion viii be charged.
Sam Ely, the Indian who has
served two or three sentences
in the federal prison at Ft Leav-
enworth In the past, being re-
leased from there only about
three months ago, was arrested
and taken over to Sioux Falls
Tuesday 10 answer to the charge
Of introducing booze on the res
ervation.
South Dakota Il now basking
in one Of the fine Indian sum
mers for which abe is noted.
The weather il ideal. and we
have had no frost yet. Condl-
tons have been the best for
threshing and haying, and now
The big corn crop i maturing
nicsly. There are lots worse
states 70 live in than South Da-
kota, and Charles Mix coonty
heads the list for the state.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-01


For he last Two weeks we
have been receiving : new
saock q cloehins which We
now have O display.
\ complete line Of mems
fancy wool suits al styles
and priees- Guarantee :
81.
We have I full line Of
fancy overcoats for dress
wear.
We do not claim to have
the largest stock Of clothing,
but We do claim that We
have the best and most up to
date for the price.
Call and go If We cannot
fik you n m overcoat and .
suit for fall and winter.
Yours for Business,
H. c. Bark Co.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-01

$500 Hee Seate -
Mro BoIIon $500 - Oliso3 -
|1nttor rart ~ 1ass wsslk Tor ~
ext1n1sd yisit With relatives
- lrionda.
60 - Pinar3's Tor KodAl<a
- suppliss. A In line d
hetnen's goods ii stock
". G. Grant has bssn up from
|Grssnwood ~ past week over
ssslng ~ unloading d several
|caxs u col 1Or tn agency.
Lafs Holm. Harry Thompson
ana Kay Bridge, accompanied
~ thsir lady friendA enjoyed
- outing = Lake Andes Sun.
day.
Get your ticket early TOR the
Otterbein Nale Quartet q the
opsFA honss Tuesday evening.
CT. s.
Wagner and vicinity i pretty
val appreciated q Mitchell
this wesk. III corn palace being
tn BLK atsraction-
Edith Thornton, nine years
old. Wa ssverly In jursd By be-
ing caught On the pommel Of the
saddle whils riding : horse In.
painful wound.
Miss Sarah Fields left Mon
day Tor her home q Dsv1s, after
N extended visit with her sis
ler, Mrs. Frank Denoma, north
q town.
The annual sale and supper to
b given b. tia n. =. Ladies
Aid has been changed from the
6trohbehn building % Cole 4
Kirkpetrick's.
Dr.. +. L Stuart graduate Of
Cna39hton Medical College.
Omaha, Neb., has located at
Wagner and win b Temporarily
locatsd q the Hotel Vera
Attornsy and Mrs. n. D.
Jaaes went over . Sioux Falls
Monday whore Mr. James has
Some cases in the term Of feder-
c0urt now bsang held in that
city.
v. @. 4. Swenson Wa il town
Tuesday, and i compel led to
No crutehes in getting arou nd,
- b sustained : bad injury 70
hi0 foot : few days ago by
hsslng : horse stsp On IL
d. r r. Frink on Monday
purchasod : four cylinder Ford
runabeut and y now enjoying
Done 1ne autonbfIe rides over
~ excellent roads Of Charles
Nix county while looking altar
his extsnsive practice.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-01
THU TOWN
n0emou pinor1'a

MIn@e~ i R.n,1
a--.. -. =, 49,,
1nrIzH
49, s 0eddss a
ncnlsy.
1nost - ttg danes q
ao~ hon,s. 0ckz
! esu,I D.kota IAN 1or
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-01
POTATOES.

CT load q chojee Early
OAiGis . tE1ek noakt Tues-
day, Wednesday and Thurs
day. Gene md buy pour
supply.
Nasve Mere. Co.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-01

Ask us to estimate the coet oil
wiring your home, have the jot
done and . meter installed and
pay for just what current you
use.
Dakota Gas, Electric Ligh. 4
Power Company.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-01

Our piano contest is starting
of very nicely and prom ises to
be q good one.
Next week we will publish
the list of contestants and the
number of votes each have, and
would like to have each candi-
date get her votes that she
wishes to cast in on Wednes.
day.
Some lady is going to get q
fne piano, and all the rest in
the contest will receive valuable
prizes, too. It will not cost you
. cent only q little effort on your
part is oil that is required.
Get your friends busy in your
behalf. We will furnish lists
and votes for all to work with.
Our object il to increase our
subscription list, and we 81
paying handsomely for what we
receive. The field is large and
the subscriptions easily gotten.
The quicker the subscriptions
are secured the quicker tn e
contest will close.
The time for making nomina-
ti0ns closes next Saturday even
ing. II anyone has q nomina.
ton to make get It in by that
time. Get your favorite MT
the race and then help her win.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-01

Hair switches and pomps.
d0urs made 10 order. Also
buy hair and combings.
Miss McDougall
at Mrs. AbbOtts.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-01

II you want to kn Ow what q
modern business school is like
send for the catalogue of the
Sioux Falls Business College,
Sioux Falls S. D.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-01

COURSE DATES
|O}1onbsin Male Quartet Octo-
bor 5.
= r Follansbss, lecturer, Octo.
bor =.
Wnbsr Starr Concert Co, Nov.
16.
orsbsr-Howe Entertainers, Dee
O. g. A. 0earhart lectures.
p6b. "a.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-01
Hor,e Colo Cure

have . remedy that vail do
the business. Dc not nAu to be
without . bottle Of this remedy,
Is may save the life Of . horse.
Sold by Emil Misterok.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-01

For Sale; Ny house and two
lots south OF the new school
house. VIII trade for horses
and cash or part time. For par
ticulars write Frank Ray. Grind
stone. s. D.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-04
SECY. MACVEACH READY
Tax Regulations to Be Handed
to the Printer.
TO Be REVENUE OF s25,oOO, 900
Over a Hundred Thousand Organize
tions Are Likely to Have to Pay.
Effect of Law is Uncertain,
Fraud Looked For.

Washlngton.-Secretary of Treas
ury Macveagh and Commissioner of
International Revenue Cabell report
ed to President Taft that the corpor-
alton tax regulations are complete.
and ready for the printer.
The latest estimates indicate that,
the act will produce a net revenue
approximating s25, 1000, 900 annually;
$4,000 corporations are likely to
have to pay corporation taxes.
There are many uncertainties
about the effect of the law. In one of
the far southwestern states, fer in
stance, it has been found that not
over ten per cent of many thousands
OF corporations whose official exist
ence was authorized, have ever actu-
ally done business
Improper registration in many cases
is fully expected with such a giant
scheme, but the series of penalties
under the law will apply just the
same as those who fail to get the
forms and regulations. The mailing
of the forms and blanks to every cor
poration listed in the various dis
tricts is not specifically required by
law and will be done merely to as
sist the corporations Those not
registered should apply Immediately
to the collectors. All the returns are
required to be in the hands of tine
district collectors by March /, then
sent to the internal revenue bureau
here, where the tax will be assessed
and the tax paying corporation noti-
fled by June 1, the tax to be paid by
July 1.
The government takes the position
that the tax, while it is for the calen-
dar year preceding the collection,
really does not date back, that it is
an excise and not income tax and
that it is, in fact, merely license to
do business during the year from
which it is collected
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-04
ANGRY MOB IN PURSUIT.
WonaA's Faithful Dog Saved Her
From DespoiIer.

McAlester, Okla.-Will Jones. ne.
gro, 25 years old, charged with as
sauksng Mrs. James King, wife of a
coal miner, at her home here at 5
o'clock Tuesday afternoon, was cap
tured at s O'Clock of the same night
In North MoAlester, and with an an
cry mob at the heels of the officers
was placed in the county Jail.
But for the interference of Mrs.
Kings faithful dog, the negro might
have accomplished his purpose. The
dog saw the woman dragged into the
barn. and hearing her cries and the
noise of the scuffle, rushed into the
barn, and after biting the negro on
the leg and tearing his clothing, SET
up pitiful howl. The negro, fear
ing the dogs howl would bring as
sistance, left the woman insensibIe
and fed.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-04
THE FARM CENSUS SCHEDULE.
Completed and Nine Million Copies
Will Be Printed.

Washington.-Cens Director Du-
rand has received from Assistant Di-
rector Williem F. Willoughby, the
general schedule for the census of
agriculture, April 18th next, which
Mr.. Willoughby, in conjunction with
Prof. LeGrand Powers, chief statis-
tician for agriculture, and the ad-
yisory board of farm economists and
other agricultural experts, has been
formulating during the summer.
Director Durand has approved the
form and subdivision of the inquiries
and has ordered nine million copies
of the schedule to be printed.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-04
LUCKY" BALDWIN's ESTATE.
Appraisement Shows He Left But
$1O,5OO, 600.

San Francisco, Cal.-The estate of
Lucky" Baldwin, popularity supposed
to have been worth $40, 100000, has
been found by appraisement to
amount to s10,500,000. There was
some surprise, but it was pointed out
that the Los Angeles realty had been
aiken UP for smaller sums than were
now being realized in actual sales.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-04
Comparative Cotton Statistics.

Cotton receipts at the Baton Rouge
compress were: Total to date 66S1,
against 1851 at the same date last
year; on hand 1177 bales cotton and
104 bales Of linters, against 1859
bales last year. The receipts for the
last week We're: BY wagon and rail,
201 bales cotton and 80 bales lint
ers; through cotton, 1853; making a
for the corresponding week last year.
Ginning in East Baton Rouge parish
has been completed and all gins are
shut down for the season.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-04
BLUEJACKETS in NICARAGUA.
Report That U. s. Sailors Have Land.
ed in Greytown.

3hington-Reports are received
that bluejackets from the cruisers
Des Moines had been landed at Grey
town, Nicaragua. Rear Admiral Pot
ter, chief of the bureau of naviga-
tion, said that the Des Moines is
not at Greytown, but at Port Limon.
Costa Rica.
Private though unconfirmed cable
advfces reached New York that
United States forces were landed at
Blueields with the uprising in that
country. The message which was re-
ceived by G. Spencer Holland, for
mer resident of Nicaragua, who has
mining and other interests there, was
in cipher and did not specify from
what American cruiser the bluejackets
were landed. 1t was signed by Col.
F. Golarza, in command of some of
the insurgent forces at Bluefelds.