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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-25
Gigcntbii mlid)cr ScIbitmorb elmer
NcnnScbnjGbrigcn.

@oobburn N.sS., u. Sept. -
&elen Vra0toll, 10 Sabre alt, erlng
bclltc irilb in Der @obnung ibrcs On.
fcls elmer SdulBmlnbc, meld)e tic lid
ucrmltDli6 icl6ft bcigcbra6t bate.
Sbr Gnfcl $. s. 9ronn bciinoct lid
SIR 3elt olli Der SogO IN Woinc uno
lire Sontc lpellt IN NtIontic Gitp.
rSm 9olie ser Jtodt mcdte Sclcn
ibrcn IS jabrigen goliiin &arrp
gromn lino iagte ibn, Gin freunoer
Monn lei in ibrcm Sdlai5immer &c.
lucIen. Ter &nobc, ucld)cr nQcin nit
Dem Wt0od)cn inl 9ollle mar, burd).
hld)tc ooS Sous, fono Aqes in Orb.
nllng ltnb febrtc III icin 9ett 5uriid.
Spdter muroe CT 0urh bos Stobncn
Sclcn'S obcruols gcmcdt mo iono
lcine GoltIinc nit burd)id)olicicm
&opf in ibrcm 0ctt. Gin Mepoluer
leg ncbcl iGr. Die Gorpncrs. Sllru
CAB Den @obriprlld nb, 0ob sic Ser,
llorbenc in einem Nnfon bon Sdiucr,
mttb S%clbitmoro bcgirlg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-25
Salt inter Den Wurmuncn.

@eoblid)tigter Seiiid) bcs E%rdiioenten
i'm Go6ernofel 5l Solt 2ofe Gitp
nm Sonntng erre9t slnltob ulltcr
protcitantiihen NciItli6et. -
Cine Spr1noerlng oes Yro.
grarnmS.
Salt cafe Gitp, lltab, "a.
september - Er1ii0ent Gait uno
0cfolge lollaten gcgen 3 llbr bellte
Nod)mittag bier al ltno merOcn bis
3ilm Sonntag Wittag bier bleiben.
Nui Der Sabrt bicrDer bielt iid) Der
FrGii0cnt beute Mittog l0ngerc 3eit
III Eropo, elmer iait oitsldlicbli6 bon
Mormonen bemobntcn Stobt, ol,i
rno madte bon bort aus cine ISobrt
chi ben llnipcriitGts . Sii9el, DON
lun aus 0os aon5e prud)tpoac lltobs
Shol ilberid)dut ncrocn fam. Gr
Lielt, cbc CT meitcr %reiItc, cine fllr5c
9icbc in Ocnt Wtornloncn Sabcrnufcl
81 Fropo.
Sn Solt safe Gitp mar %arrangirt
morOen, OnB Sr. Gait moraen eincm
Srgel.Gon5ert I'M biciigcn S%abernofcl
i%eimobncn urlo am Sonltag BORT cine
Hnlprahe boltcn ioQtc. @egen bic
icS Grogromm erbobcn gcmilic pro-
tcItantii6c @eiitlife groBcs @eldlrci.
Gielc Serrcn pcrlongten, onB er anl
Sonntog Sornlittog 2lntbeil an Dem
@%ottcsbicnlt IN elmer ser bon ibncn
scleitetcn &irtcn ncbmen iollte, on.
itott in Den WormpnellsS cmpcl 5ll
Gcben. No6 longen llnterbonoluns
gen iii nm pcrcinbort moroen, BOB
1aIt ilbermorgcn 5u elmer iriibcren
Stun0c, ais Der mipriinglif ieItge.
i%icltcn, i'm Snbernofcl rcoen, oarollf
cine Gcpue iibcr oic Sfulfinocr o6.
boltcn llno iid) INN If llbr 5itnl Got
tcsOicnit in bic biciigc STRIDE i%ciler
@lnubcns1cnoIicn, Der llnitoricr, be.
gcben iolle, Gicic Stride lit ongcb.
lid sic fleinlte in goi15 lttoh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-25
Wiaiunar @rismulb's Scitamcnt.

Nemport, u. s., n. Sept. -
Ger lcttc @ode bier %perltorbenc
MillionGr Sobn H. q. @rismoIb,
mcld)er $25,000,0 900 b%interloIle,
bat. bcitimmt in icincm Seitomente,
oob icocr aegcn Oos Seitament pro,
teItircnoe Grbe nit $40 abgeiertigt
lucrocn mo Die ailf i'm Gntioacnbc
Slmlnc iulter Die anbcren grben
Mrtbeilt mcrocn iou. Die Sinterloi.
lNnld]oft miro inter @risnolo's God.
ter, 6roh Sobn W. Sorbes bon
Nuu : Dorf unlb Sran $. u. S.Grpb
els Souptcrbcn, iolpic onoere Ser.
pollote pertbcilt meroclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-25
Ncne Strifc.ltnrnbcn in Emaba.

Smnbo, Mebr., 81. September.
- Ter bieiigc Strobcnbobn-S trifc
rtrnrind)t TAFT tGglih llnrubcn. Selltc
frilb muroen piele Scr 8aggpG nit
Steinen bpmbnroirt mo cs mar an.
loBlid) bcs bid)ten REBELS unnloglid,
eic Ibotcr SIT eripilhcn. 3mei ,Sllbr.
Ieite ipcrrtcn bcl,tc 9tuhmittag nit
ihren S%ilbrmerfcn bic StroBenbubll-
@elciIe al Der II. lnb Sornam'
Stro6c nnb lciitetcn Ser Toliiei, ais
bieielbe ibnen beinbl, Die @eleiic at
roumc1, tbdtlid]cn @iberitanb. Sic
nnroen gebpri1 pcrfniippelt unb in
Sait gcnommcl. Die Iifoirc Der,
uriad)te einen fleinen Mufrubr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-25
Scbt iuiIIcn iuir's.

Rem Dorf, a. September. -
Gulc GoroncrS. Sllrp CAB beute bcll
c!lpas ncripGtctcn @obriprlld) ob, bob
Glic Sigel. Gntelin bcs Generals
1roll5 Sigel, onrd 9con cling CT
lUiirgt mllrbc. Gie Eoli5ei Der gol,.
sen @clt iobnoct lcit Dem ON TO-.
,Sllni periibtcn Tcrbrcd)en altf 0epn
Cling, obnc bo6 cs iomcit g"ellngen
it, i'm ein5uiangen. Gbong Sing,
iuelder nusiogte, ooB CT iob, mic
Econ cling am Morgcn bes 10. SUM
Gle llcbcrreitc Cities IN einen Softer
pcrpodtc, lit oils Der 3eugclboit cnt.
lnlle1 mpr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-25
Die Spfcr ocs Srupcnitnrmcs.

Mem. Orleans. 60, "a. Sept.
- @citcrc @crid)tc iibcr ole &crbcc.
rilngen ocs grobcn SropeniturncS
pum lestcn Nontag %bringen Ole 3obI
Ger Spier in 9puiiiuno mo Miiiii.
iippi oiii ilbcr 100 mo man iiirdtct
Rob bieielbc ollf 100 iteigen miro, 10.
hulb Nodridtcn aus bcn ubgclcgcne.
rem Giitriftcn porliegen. Gie mel
Ilcn Der llmgcfpmmenen moren 81
IG)er, meld)c in tleinen Yootcn olli
Sec BON Dem llmpctter iibcrrniht
irltrbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-25
SdDluinocl per But.

Council 9luffs. Sa., "a.
Sept. - Games 6. Wapbrap mo
81 angeblide Terbiinoetc oeIielben
lilo beute bon Der gunbes @ranoiu-
IN fiir Den iiibliden Giitrift BON
Soma an9eflagt moroen, Die Yolt Al,
brtriigcrlihcn 3meden benlltt SIT boz
hun. Nllr WapbraD luno brci oocr
pler onberc b%eiinocn iid IN Salt.
Gie Spfcr Mapbrop's icllcn bon
$1,000 bis $40, 900 p~crlorcn bobcn,
alllontnwn iiber eine DaIbe Million
Collars. Die angcflasten iueroen
helduloigt, Yools fir cine Rennbabn
~ Nem = Seriep perfauit au beben,
pelte gar nidt eriitirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-25
Die ltnIdJnlS uum Ganoc.

San as Gitp, no, 81. Sept.
Srcoerid Chapman BON bier, mel
der fiir5lid) cln W6ohen gcbciratbct
hottc, melhes er fir cine llnid)ulo
bonn 2unbc belt, iono CHI. Seirotbs.
Gertiiifot i'm &oifcr ieincr Satin
mo belt ibr boiiclbc Dor. Sic &c.
itorlb Elm, ooB lie, cbc lie Chapman
cbeliftc, fiinf onocre WGnncr gebci.
rotbet mo lie i0mmtlid) i'm Stid &C.
lniien bot. Chapman lcitctc cine 9i.
oomie. Nnfla9c gcgen iic Elm, ullo lie
luuroe gcltern glbcllb perbnitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-25
Der MnHsnmurb AZ Snrlcn.

9lucficIo, @..Ga., 81. Sept.
Srobocm Gin ltorfes Mlligebot sic
gauge lcttc Hodt iibcr @od)e Dor ser
Wobmlng Silos 9lonfcnibip's belt,
ipeld)cr NIT iclnen 5mei Sobncn ser
Grmorolng Der ~Sante 9ettie" Sll::
liIce, ibrer Sohter. hires SdJmie9er.
lpbnes unb Oreicr ainoer ST. Surlep,
ga %peroGdtig lit, gelong cs Dem al
tern @%lontenlbip, ST entfommelt, unb
oIe &crllld,c, i'm ei~n3ufangen, lino
lomeit pcraeb!id gemcien. @rpbc
&hireanng berridt inter Den 9cpob-
r'erh Der gan5en Nahbaridaft iiber
cos grelllihc 8crbred)cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-25
Vim Ginsans smr Wcltamstcllnmg
DcrMnaliift.

ScottIe, @oib., "a. September
=. Gin nah benz @eltausiteIllings.
E!ab beItimmter, nit Taiingieren &c.
FILTER eleftriifer @aggon entgleiitc
bcllte Mittag an Der IA. Muenile unb
Sit.4O. StraBc, MIR Elm @epiert BON
Dem etn9ong 5llr Ailsltcaung. mo
rcnnte aegcn Elm @ebGuoe. Yier,ia
Gerionen mrroen perlebt, cine ser.
Ielben notwithstanding tootlif. 3ic
Serlebtcn pnroen nod benz Notb-
Soipitol aiif Dem Observation-Disclosures
Gcbrod)t. =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-25
Nls u~crluren anigcacbcn.

Winnipeg, Mon., "a. Sept. =
Geo. Gnlbneq. Gin 0eamtcr oes cana
oiiden Warine. 0cportements, mel
aJer Dor orei Sobren cine Heiie bon
G%beiterfielb Snlet nod Dem Eolar.
freis antrat, miro ais perloren olli.
s%egeben. Gr bate 5rpei @sfimos nit
Gni Die 8eiIe genommen, unb man
ermartete, bab er Sap FULLERTON i'm
lcsten SCRIPT erreihen miiroe. Die
cnnabiife berittene Yoli5ci bat @r.
trnoigungen einge5ogen, allein fei-
nerlei Nadrihten bon Dem 8eridol.
Ienen limb eingelauien. Gbeiieriielo
Snlet lit bas norofueitlife gnoe DER
6moien. 8ai.
y$dNe frs Ansiamb beierat o.. 9loiue. ala
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-25
Wcrid)tct.

h m ., So, "a. September.
= Solparo $. gragg, melder ieinen
Sdma9cr 5bomas Tromboro I'M les.
ten September in Hofbrioge.Gpnntp
ermoroete, puroe beilte I'M bieiigen
3ilttbanie burh gleftri5it1t binge.
riftet. Gr lit Der 5peite @erbreher,
ncIf)er in S~irginien i'm eIeftriiten
Stnble cnbetc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-25

men baben 3uiommen cine 2Gnge bon
runo 2600 Gilometer.
II no h e III q bementir
9erlin, "a. September. = lie
Der ole icit orei So9en m ben Ter.
Staaten furiirenoen olsIlbrlld)en
ieniotioneilen Welbun9en BON Su.
oenmoiiofres in aieff nit Snnoert
Sobten ober Ierwlnoeten iino &C.
naite Nahforid)ungen altgeltellt tuor:
ben. gs crgob iid, DOB Die 8eriids
tie nidt MIR jeglider 9egriinOung emit
bebrcn, ionbern aud BON uerld)ieoe'
men, 5erperlaBliden decentralization
ultf ser Stele bementirt morben lino.
Gle iiioiiden @~oblfabrts. @eielihoft.
ten bon Berlin taben Iif nit ibrcn
Mgenten in aieif in T%erbinbung &c.
iebt nno bon bieien Die 9eriidperuno
erbalten, bob nidt einem bortigcn
Ssraeliten Elm Soor gefriimmt nno
nidt einc &opefc iiioiiden Gigen-
tbums 5eritort morocn lit. SIS miro
INNER florer, boB bic @eidid)te bon
Dem idrcdlifcn @cn,esel aus einem
perbGltnibn,dBig geringfiigigem 8or'
ioa entitanocn lit, Der iid in einem
Torprt aiefi's an 7. september ub-
aeipiclt.
SurlburtS Grfolgc.
2u5ern "a. September. Gin
nellcr omcrifoniid)er 2llitid)iiicr, 60.
ne Slirlblrt, fat bier crfolgrcide Nc.
ro%ploniobrten genlnd)t. Seine Slug.
moidil1e unteriheibet iid BON Den
bisber gebr6lldliden Ieroplonen bu.
rim, Dob iie ibrer o1ngc nod ourh Die
2uft flicgt unb 5uci Sriebid)rollbcn
sic cine an porberen, Die onocre an
bintercn Sbcil fat.
etnc.9enfmolo uf 2uccp.
Hom, "a. September. - Gin 60
mite inter benz GrGlioium bcs 9ilr,
gerneilterS bnt lid) in Der often obcr.
itolieniiben 9GberItoot 2ucco gebil.
set, Inn Seinrid) Seine, Dem Serial,
ier Der y9Gbcr bon 2uccu," Elm Cent.
nal ST. crriften. Gin internntipnoleS
Gomite, oaS berporrngenoe Witglieocr
Der litcroriibcn uno aiinltlerlpelt INIT
foBt, miro unpcrjiiglib gebiloct lper,
ben.
% ocnuerGoitnng BON
9onbitcn.
Enlcrm D, 2l. September. -Tie
Eoli5ci hat cine groBc Ho55io alf Die
Mitglieocr Der gciilrhtetcn Woiiu I'M.
terllonmlcn ulb 1871 berielbcn Der.
hoftct. Sic glull6t. infer ibnen be.
ffnoe iid Der Worber Gcs YoliSeilicll.
tenol1tS Wornii1i BON 9teip.Dorf. Sic
0er1nftungcn bilben oas Grgebnib
Der llnterindlln9cu bon omtlidcn
IeteftioS. Gin @offens unb Bonn.
bcn.Mogosin mllroe oud o%uigeboben.
Grbbeben n iii guropa.
2onOon, 81. September. - Sn
gang Siib,Gnropo murocn porlette
Noflt Grbcridiittcrirngcn peripiirt.
Shoric Grbitobe crcignctcn lit in
gtbcn, @ricd)enlono, bod pllroc fcilt
Sdooen pcrllrioht. Sn Hcggio, So
lobrien, iiibrtc bas Grobcben bcn Gin.
Itllr5 Scr Guincn elmer In5obl SGlt-
Ier 6erbei, Die bel Der &otoitropbc an
lcbtcn Gc5cmbcr itcbcn gebliebcn mo,
rem. Seine 9cluobncr bes Srtes
luurocn pcrlebt. Sn Weilino mor oie
Grltiltterun9 MIR lcid)t, jebod olld
BORT iiclcn cinigc ser S1uicrrilinct
juiamncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-25

- Se6s5ig Ero5ent nncr @rubell.
iperfc I'M Giitrift Butte, Mont., mllr-
cen geItern IN 6olge zines 3miites
5ipiifen Der Moihiniiten,llnion itlo
Der Recommendation geidloiIen.
Gs banoelt iid) I'M cinen Gompeten5-
ltreit, an weld)cm Die @r~llbenbeiibcr
nitt Den geringlten Antbeil baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-25
Sir id)uinbiidtiac Sbb Tclluius.

Scottlc, @aib., "a. Sept. -
Sic SouperGnc @roBloge Der DOB
6clloms lit beute 5uiummellgctreten,
nm Oos Eroicft Der grridtlrng zines
Sonotorillms fiir ldminoiiidtigc
MitNlieOcr oes Srbens 5u b%eratbcn.
Sic Soo Sellops in Colorado, Gali-
%frrnicn ulo Iri5ono lino iiberbiiroet
nit id)minbiiihtigen @riibern, Die
nod ienen Stoaten fpmnlen, Inn
lr;eocr 81 gelluloen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-25
auni am Grade @oibing
toms.

y u =.
Erin5 aini, Der offi5ielle gertreter
bes auiiers bon Sopon bel Der SUD
ion-8 ltlton-6cier in Neip-Yorf, meiltt
ieit eeitern in bieiiger Stabt. Seutc
Gornittog illbr er an 9pro Der Er1.
iioenten-Sudt nSplpb" nod Mount
Sernon, I'M einen &ron5 am Sorqc
8aibington's nieOer5ulegen. I'm |
ltbr Hodmittogs trut er bie Giidreiit
nod Hem-yorf an.
$ iiIfsbebiirftjg Mmerifo.
ner in Ilasfa.
Nuf griufen bon Gid)ter u. G.
Worie, 9iutbcs : Siitriftsaniuolt
8rigsbp mo Inbercn peroen eii.
bu1ocrt amerifoniidc 9iirger, lpelfe
Don Der rMlosfa Development ano
Enrichment So" nod Some gebrod)t
lporoen iinb unb ipelden Die @eiell'
ihait ibre 26bne fir sic Soiion nidlI
be5oblt bat. an 9orb zines 3pllfnt'
tcrs nod Seottle gebroht iueroen.
Gle Sclite iinO orbeits- mo mittello@.
Siilfs ShnBonlts SefretGr SiacS
gnb Den 9cfebl, Die 2elne ob5nbolen.
Gbeds fiir 9anfbepoiiten.
Gos Shobamts- 9 eporteTent but
ole intereiiolte Gntid)eiour9 eefGat.
oob es fem @eieb aiebt, m.Id)es elmer
Eerion unteriagt, cillen Gt3ed fiir 10.
niger dis einen Collar Wi 9onfbcs
politcn %ails5uItsllen. Gin oilf oieien
@eaenitano be5iielid)eS @eieb lit ME
mails onbin ous9elegt moroen. onb cS
aud Gbcds alf gontbepoiiten ciil-
ihliebt.
8nor mad II ht mi t.
SefretGr anor bat iih entihieben,
nid,t nad) 81 Eaio au reiien. UNI Der
gegegning bon Erdiiocnt Soft unb
ErdiiOcnt Gio5 bei5umobncn. Gic
merifoniid)e &eaierung lit bnrd ben
amerifoniiden 9otidofter in Wcrifo
bierpon in &enntniB geiebt morben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-25
Summer 4 Yefer,
1eutfdeS @anf' nab BeGieleeiAaft,
26 South. Strafe,

wfattunal Uanf 81 Gsn,meyee"s 9ebxsbe,
Wttqlteher Der Nlttenb1rie.
I'M nno serfauf bon Nffien unb Dbltad.
nonet: !Nedfel uno grlbii.9.iefe OUT CUE
Sfdote guropa'S. yin. unb Ret.
bon R6nmaHten. S0iffsiarten bon uno raE
~ H2 faprtf27-)
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-01-29
REPUBLIC GOES DOWN
CAPT. sEALBY AND CREW TAKEN
OFF ny THE GRESHAM.
Her Passengers and Those OF Sunken
Steamer Arr Taken Aboard tho Bal.
tic, Which Is Now on Way T. New
York Under slow Steam

The palatial ocean steamer Repub-
Tic, OF the White star line, which was
In collision with the Italian Inc Flor
ida early Saturday morning of Nan
eucket, Mass, went dcwn at $3.50
o'clock Sunday night. No one was lost.
Her passengers taken OF many hours
before, are ON the steamship Baltic,
which was or Sandy Hook at a late
hour, making for New York.
The Republic was On tow of h
revenue cutter Gresham and the dere-
lict destroyer Senecs proceeding 70
New York, when she sank. On board
her was Capt. Sealfy with a yolun-
tser detail Of fifty of her crew. h
had been towed ~ a short distance
when she began to settle rapidly. Capt.
;Sealby gave the order to abandon
ship, and the CREW was taken of by
the Gresham, which cast loose Siom
the crippled liner and stood by until
.Dhe sank beneath the waves.
The Gresham and the Seneca then
headed for the Massachusetts, coast
and landed Capt. Seaiby and his brave
crew at Grayhead, Mass, or Newport,
r. u. The point where the Republic
wont down was of No Mans island. q
small island south Of Martha's Vine
yard island, off tho Massachusetts
.U00st.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-01-29
MORE BUSINESS AT GREGORY.
Removal of Land Office from Mitchell
Had Been Expected.

The information that was received
in Mitchell recently of the transfer OIL
the United states land office from
Mitchell to Gregory was nothing more
than was expected. judging from the
activity tina has been going on IN
Washington for the past two or three
weeks. The business of the land ONCE
has been gradually going down IN the
past three years, so that there was not
much for the officials and the clerks TO
do, with the exception of supplying IN
occasionally. When the Gregory coun-
ty lands were added to the Mitchell OF
flee it made business pick up, u as
soon as the filings were completed n
the final proofs made the business
roppe back to its former state. AT
present there are about 1000 acres IN
the Mitchell district thai are subject to
filing, while in Gregory county there
are about $4,000 acres Of land TO pc
sold at auction-land which was hled
upon and not taken. While the remoV-
al of the office is a disappointment TO
the citizens of Mitchell they realized
long ago that the time would come
when the office would be transferred
to a point where the business or the
district was more active.
The land office has been located In
Mitchell for about t~wenty-eight years,
going there from Sioux alls, with Maj.
Washburne n Col. Campbell If
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-01-29
nADLEY MOVED BY TT.
"Mystorious Strangers" Portrait Pre'
sented Him,

A. FN|.L"- IL.
An unusual incident took place In
the United states district court at Kan
sas City, Mo-, Friday hen dardine
Lathrop, general solicitor of the Atchi-
son. Topeka and santa Fe railway, pre-
sented to Gov. Herbert S. Hadley a
large sized picture OF "The Mysterious
Stranger the gift of John t. NC
Cutcheon, illustrator for the Chicago
Tribune. .
The presentation WIS made Just at
ter Gov. Hadley had, concluded his
argument before Judge Smith Nc
Pherson OF the cases of the eighteen
Missouri railroads that are fighting the
enforcement of the Missouri 2-cent
and maximum freight laws.
1.-THE Mysterious Stranger" a crea-
ton OF Mr.. McCutcheon, made its first
appearance In print in 1904 when Mis-
sourd for the first time in thirty years
cast its electoral vote for a republic
an candidate for president. o Had
ley, who recently was inaugurated, Is
the first republican governor i'm Mis-
souri, in thirty years.
When Mr.. Lathrop took the picture
to the 5udge's bench ana, atter snow
ing it ito the court, turned it towards
the u~vercrowded court room cheers
broke out and the spectators clapped
their hands and continued for nearly
aimnute.
vtsibly affected, Gov. Hadley arose
and accepted the picture. He said;
TT is the course Of h greatest
qualification that after four years OF
service for the people as attorney gen.
era they thought / had made good
enough to make me their governor. I
may represent the party at whose
head stands the mysterious stranger
but my administration as governor
will not be an administration for the
mysterious stranger u al admins
tration for Missourians."
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-01-29
HELD FOR FORGERY.
Two Men in Jail at Belle FOurche Con
fcSS to the Charge.

Traced through the assistance or the
young wife whom he deserted AND LETT
penniless in a strange town, Chas. ii.
Helvey, a former ranch hand who re-
sided east of Belle Fourche, is in the
county Jail, having pleaded guilty to
a charge of forgery, while his COM
panion. William McChaddo, is in an
adjoining cell, n has admitted his
guilt to a similar charge. Both men
will be sentenced to the p~enitentiary
next week.
Helvey and McChaddo forged the
name of Observation-Disclosures
company, ranchers, for whom he had
been working, to a check for S125.5O
and then divided the profits. Each
then left town. At Pukwana HelVey
left his girl bride, and she was sent
home by friends. McChaddo gave the
officers a chase of 500 miles through
the west until he was finally captured
near Rec Heights. Helvey was caugh'
at Rapid City making his way bach
to the Black Hills from ST. Paul
Mimi, where he had been since his
disappearance
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-01-29

The senate Saturday took another
step in the principal railway and ex-
press bills before it by passing them
up to the house for favorable action.
These are the 2-cent rate, electric
headlight and express rate bills.
other bills passed by the senate
were the Byrne bill, providing insur-
ance policy forms, and an act to as
sist in the organization of Perkins and
Harding counties. The only bill Of
Importance introduced in the senate
Saturday was one defining the crime Of
theft Of gold product from mills and
fixing the penalty for the same.
In the house a few more minor rail-
road measures were presented. ana
bills fixing the hours of labor In mines
and mills at eight hours. and amend
ing the election law to require tickets
to be placed upon the ballot in order
Of party numerical strength.
The first act Of the session 10 get
to Gov. Vessey for his signature was
sent In Saturday evening, it being the
act providing for h payment OF legls-
lative expenses of the present session.
The house is in shape to rush the
2-cent oil Monday or Tuesday by sub
shutting the senate bill for the dupli-
cate house bill, favorably reported.
The equal suffrage contingent is
gathering from all parts Of the state
and had a conference with Represent
alive Fitch, who introduced an equal
suffrage resolution a few days ago
with q property qualification.
This resolution is not satisfactory to
the equal suffrage leaders. who say
the resolution for such an mendmen
was presented without consulting
them, and they desire a resolution pro-
viding for complete franchise lnsteao
of the limited proposition which has
been offered.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-01-29
SHOT THROUGH THE HEART.
19-Year-Od Girl Meets Death a
Stur@iS.

Monday night Elba Roberts, 10 years
old, was shot and instantly killed in
the millinery store of Mrs. Bertha
White, Of Sturgis. Oscar Jacobs, a
new arrival from North Dakota, was
the only person in the store with her
at the time of the shooting. Jacobs
claims Elba Roberts took the gun from
his pocket and shot herself. Jacobs
was Immediately placed under arrest.
Jacobs thought the eason for the deed
was that he was about to return to
North Dakota. The people in Sturgis
think Jacobs was a rejected sutton and
that he shot the girl.
Miss Roberts was the daughter OF
Henry Roberts, of Reed.
A post-mortem developed the fact
that the girl was shot through the
heart and lungs, the bullet lodging in
the spine. The verdict was that tho
girl was shot and killed by a revolver
with a leaden ball held in the hands OF
Oscar Jacobs.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-01-29
South Dakota
Legislature

The Morris bill providing for hVe
supreme court judges will not meet
with enthusiastic support from tne
western half of the state. 1t attempts
To eliminate the Missouri river as a
nolitical dividing line in the state. and
runs four of the districts across the
stream.
The Issenhuth good roads bill at
teupts to avoid the which
wrecked the bill Of two years ago, inc
instead of centralizing all the power
I'm the hands of the county commits
sioners he divides it between the coun-
ty and the townships.
mons in two bills attempts to
stop drinking in railway ain and
for this purpose one bill gives all rail-
way train operators police power, and
the other makes drinking a misde-
meanor The second bill Is practically
the same as the Texas and Tennessee
laws on the subject. Another Dill
makes gambling on trains a misde'
M