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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
I'm ore 9entfden pot Spma.

Iuf Der lebten 8eriammluna Ser
MISUNDERSTANDING bcs ScItld : gmeris
fanil6en 'Siberdien giirgers Gerbanoes
BON Soipa Dnroe Der llnter8sthnetc
%tnltrnirt. fnrs bor Der &abl. allen
Wtttglteoern Oes Serbanbes elm Girtllz
laridrehen 5u i6ideu be5iialih Der
Steuun9 Der Saupts Ganoibatcn fir
S%taatsdmter iinn fir Die 3egislatur,
nno tie geipiiierma6en untcrrid,ten lpie
tie IN Der beranfommenben Wdbl ltimz
men lolten unb linen iolde anoere
Wttttbetlungen 5u MADDEN, Die ieber
StlmnIgeber tpillen unb bcahten iou.
Der StaatSberbano bat ourd feline
Veamten unb Srganiiatpren bas Syelo
iorsfdlti9 iiberieben unb lit i'm 8eiib
iolter 5uperldiiisen Rittbeilunsen,
baB er ge9entpdrtig I'M Stanbe lit Die
grpdblung Der bierin 9enannten Gunz
biodten Su empfeblen, Die ii6 pers
pflihtet baben. lpenn geipdblt, iih auf
Die pemofratiide Ylatform beSiialih
Der Trobibitionsfra9e 5u itelleu.
Sa Der Staatsperbanb feline
yarteisS olitit fibrt. tOnuen mir nibt
Die llnterltileung bes gan5en Sidet
bon elmer ooer Der anberen Der 3ipei
lcitenoen 9arteien empfeblen. obpobl
cine Wfebrbeit 5tpeifelos bus gauge
pemofratii6e Staats@ uub 2~egislaturs
Sidet 5u itimmen beabiihtigt, jebph
e%mpfeblen mir als auBerit notbpenbig
Die @ripdblung bon 6rn. GIdupc
u. Porter fir @ouperneur. Sru.
TarIeD SbeIbou fir Iicez
8oupernenr unb bes Sru. 6. 6.
8aIters fir @euerats Staatss
a%ntualt. @ir empieblen ebeniaus
Die g%ripdbluns Der bemofratiiden
Ganoibaten fir Sberridter.
9ie Ganbibaten fir Staatss Scnaz
loren uno NcprdicutnnteuL Die unlcrc
Hntcritiibung erbaltcn iullten. Iinb il,
Dem pbigcn Scrseidnib angegebcn.
Samit elm ieber Siirser peiB, ME
es Inn Die Suupts Sagc5irngcn itebt.
laiien mir hermit Die grfldrun9cn DER
beiben Snrteien iiber Die Srobibitionss
Sruge folgen. Sicr lit ipie bic benlos
fratilde Ylatform lautct:
XIV pSHtpllulllu)e NNlltl tl 81
@unltcn zines 10 boben 8rabeS pcrs
iDnlihcr Sreibeit. alS nit Den Hcd,tcn
Der pr9nniiirten @eie0ihuft pcreinbnr
uno oesbalb iinb mir biniiHtlid peS
8ebrauhs nnb @crfaufeS berauidcns
Der @etrdnfc fir Elm ~ltriftcS 2pcal
Option ; 0elet nit bobcr 2iscns.
beren @inimmm bon Der 9~e9iSlatur
3u beitimmen. 10 baf bic 8emeinocn
ielbit ourd gbitimmuns entiheibeu
f6nnen Oh ODER Oh nid)t Iolfe @cs
trdnfe in ibrcu Stdbteu uno Srts
ihafteu berfnuft werbcu biirfen."
Die republifaniide Slatfprm lautei
fpie folgt:
~llntcr Der @irfiamfeit Der republic
faniihen 0eiebgebuna in Soma lpurDe
baS 5emperen5sS entiment 9efGrbert
bas Semperen5s5 erritorium ertpeitcrt
uno Der Saloonsg inilnB perfleinert,
60 LANCE ipie pic rcpublifanii6e Cons
trole fortsciest pirb ioI fein &iid.
ibritt IN irseno einem @rab Die moras
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08

understandingly as to the real issue
we herewith submit the platform of
both parties on the prohibition ques-
ton.
This is what the Democratic Plat.
form says:
Local Option."-"The Democratic
party Is in favor of as large a degree
of individual liberty as is compatible
with the rights Of organized society,
and therefore with reference to the
use and sale Of intoxicating liquors
we are in favor of a strict local option
law with high license, the minimum
to be fixed by the legislature under
which the municipality shall declare
by vote of the people thereof, whether
or not intoxicants shall be sold there
in"
This is what the Republican Plat.
form says:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the opera.
ton of the republican laws in Iowa,
temperance sentiment has been pro-
noted, temperance territory extended,
and saloon influence minimiZed. While
republican control is continued, no
backward step shall in any degree
imperil the moral welfare of the
state"
Thus it will be seen that the repub-
lican platform desires the continu-
ance of the prohibitory and mulct
laws, as well as of the onerous Cosson
laws, while the democratic platform
declares for the strict regulation OF
the liquor traffic and RELOCATING the
question to the several incorporated
towns and cities, which means home
rule.
1t must not be forgotten that the
question of calling a constitutional
convention for revising the constitu-
ton is to be voted on at the next cleo
ton. Such a convention would cost
the state $500, 600. Our constitution
is good enough and does not need
amending. Vote mo" on that ques,
ton.
1t must also be borne in mind that
in January next new petitions OF. con-
sent for permitting saloons are to be
obtained and that only those citizens,
who voted at the last preceding gen.
eral election, are entitled to sign such
a petition. Let every liberal minded
voter therefore turn out to vote and
prevent blind tigers, speak-ea(es and
Bookkeeping.
And now for the battle. Grid on
your armor like the knights OF old and
pursue the enemies of liberty until
they shall have been overwhelmed by
an avalanche of liberal votes. The
victory is ours ii we but stand to-
gether this year. Let no man shirk.
Let every man come out and see to
1t that his friends and neighbors come
out and vote and work for Claude
Porter and for municipal self-govern-
ment.
Respectfully,
President-JosEPH EIBoECK, Des
Moines;
Secretary-PETER KUEHL, Man
Observation-Disclosures SASS, Du-
cEoKsEa RocH, Muscatine;
M. RATHBERGER, Dubuque;
GEO HERMANN, Marshalltown:
RICHaiGUENTHER, Des Moines;
CHRIST CRUDE, Manning;
PHIEnANDRES, Council Bluffs;
JOSEPH NICOLAY, P~ostville;
VIM LAUCK, Lester;
Vice Presidents and
i .f6i Organizers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
spab mnB and iein.
Serrje!

Baron: rSrieorid, es lit mir icbr
unangenebnr o~ufgefalen, bab mieoer
iopiel leere @einflaihen I'M Seller
feblen."
3ieuer: nSeien Sic rubig, Serr
Baron, Sic iolen feline ltnannebm.
lidfeit oapon baben. 8enn Die gnd.
oige Srau mid gefragt, iperbe i'd
iagein, id) babe alles alein alsgetrlin.
fen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08

Soriisenoe: nIber, meme Gameu,
ale 5uiammen fonncit mir nift re-
ben Die Salfte menigltens mlb
bod Suboren!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
Attention, Voters!
GERMAN-AMERIcAN LIBERAL CIT.
IZENS STATE ALLIANCE
OF IOWA.

sour Liberties We Prize, and
Our Rights We Will Maintain"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08

49,. Sic Hbino5eruS!"
.Gns perbitt' ih mir Hebmen
Sic oas Gbino5cros 5%itriidt, Dos lit 81,
uiel oas laif id, mir nid)t bic.
ten!" i
.@einctpca'n illd,'n g Sbna bolt
NADIA III anberS 8icb auS!"
- ~ -
Gpr Wcridlt.
Hid)tcr (5u einem iltngeu Ginbrc.
d)erl: n&onnen Sic oenn ipirflih
nihts anoercS ais eiubrrdDet?i"
Ginbrcfer: 20, i'd n audi ifon
allssebrohen!"
@ursng.
p@os, ou raiid)it nid)t einmul Die
3igarrcn, Die Dir ocin Baron
id)cnft2"
Iiener: yGein! SD ra,tde liebcr
bic, Die er mir nidlt idenft!"
y y ~ Il 80.
Sin fibnes Bib.
Srenoer (uuf einen berittenen
Sfnbmnnn beuteno):. Sic, iper lit
benin ber?"
ginbeimii6er: n0as lit Elm berit.
tenes Iuge bes @ciebes."
- y =
Ser Mbonncnt.
Sm Sambnrger Spolpgiifen Gar.
ten itebt elm tleiuer SNlnge siemlid
nab an 2openfGfig, 10 Dab elm
Srember iif peronlabt iiebt. linn 81,
iaaen: an; Steiner, geb' lieber eil
Helm ipenig 5uriid."
,Ih. mir tblit err nifts, i6 bin
abonniert," lautet Die ielbItbeipuBte
Nntfpprt.
Bon Der SefnnbGrbabn.
Eaiiagier: ga, parum iGbrt oenn
Der ;3ng beiite gar 10 miierabel2 lin
Die aurpen eetraut er lid fat gar
nit,t!" ,E Az, :
Shaffner: sid. mein @l,telter,
mir baben n1mIih i'm 9epGdpagen
Sebn aorbe nit giernl" 1
. s. as
Cute Nnsiidt.
Sunger arSt: ySeute babe i'd
meineu eriten Yatienteu befomnenl"
9efannter Notar): .8ratnlierc
beitens! 9iht pabr, fpenn ct iein
Seitament MAIDEN mill, Damn empfeb.
len Sic midi" ~ i
~ I.,s9t.
Taher.
Serr: p@eldes lit SIR Sieblmgs.
itern, mein SrGulein2"
gadfiif: Der SaturuE i,
Serr: .@ar1m gera0e bieier?".
9affiit: .gta. er bat ooh einet
8ing!"
Gin scifcioter Softor.
.Girt, nnier 0iebooftor lit bod q
Ia'ifeibter &erl. @ie ih i'm Su mel.
ner franfen Stub g'bolt bab', bot er
mir a NitteI perihrieb'u rto e'iagt:
n@enn Dos nit bilit, nadber bilft gar
mir mebr." limo ribtig, am anoerell
Gag mar Die Stub BIN"
y - y
9eim Gramen.
Yrofeiior: .@ann lit Sofrates
geItorben2"
Shiiler: SD ba6' niht einnlol
gemitbt, bab er frauf mar"
y " y
Sebr crflarlidj.
Stnoent ~: .@eitern lit bel mir
eingebrod)eu 1morben; 5ufGlig bate
id) ober feinen 8fennig I'M SauSl"5
Stuoent 8.: Siam i) mir belt-
fen; gcitern mar ia ifoit Der
! .sweite"!"
Shlan.
o.: SD iebe, Sic haben eli,
9iasauge." na,G
o.: 50, aber esaiit Der reale
Sd)pinoel b0mit. id fam garuidsS
oamit ieben."
- y = y
giiraidaft.
SAornitciuicgcr WcbiIic: .GFfr
fonuelt Sic u,bsgreHStes &ertraucr
entaeacnbringen. ssrti,llein &ife, mei,,
9euT biirat idJpn oafiir, baB idl
yihapinSelirei" bin." ".'
~ - e
5aacrlatciu.
Sausherr: .IicIcli SaIcn babe id)
ielbit %geid,oiien." .rt.
Sunsfrau: yllno i) babe i'm
iclbit subcreitet."
Gait latter SGger): rSier Iiigt
ems nod mcbr pie baS anberc."
Gin sutes Ginreibemittel
iou in isinem ,uabl rsguiirtsn Sausbalt
isblen. Sr. RihterS
Pain Expeller
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
Bon Der SefnnbGrbabn.

Yaiiaaier: ga, iparum fdbrt oern
Der 3ng bette gar 10 miierabel2 lin
Die aurpen eetraut er iib fat gar
nift!" A..
Sdafiner: .IfJ. mein @i,tciter,
mir baben n1mlih i'm 9epGdipaget
sebn aorbe nit giernl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
Sn Der 1rancupcriammluns.

= - ~
Sn Der Srancnpcriammlnns.
Soriisenoe: nIber, meme Gameu,
alle 5uiammen fonncit mir nift re.
ben Die Sdlite penigitens mus
bod 5uboren!"
Gin Shlimmer.
Sr6ulein Gulalia: sd fibre ieit
meiner ainobeit Sagebut; geitern
babe ih bereits ben britten 8ano ab.
geihloiien."
,ab, Sic boben Sbre grlebniiie
alio nad 0e5ennien g~coronet2"
Hub oann?
nIuf Dem Geburtstag ging'S bod
ber! @ir befnmcn 9offee, Tofel.
fleiif NIT Suuerfobl. Gbofolabe-"
Limb bdnn2" |
oSall6idmcr5en."
= - u
Nh ipi
,Sssa lpie ieben bonn Sic aus. Serr
@ilritbubcr?"
.Wiein gitb' mia i~riieltr weroen,
uno oa beniibt er mid ais 8eriufS.
faninden."
Yin ucb!
.Mit oen Sdleier merpe ,d) sod
Dor 9el1ltigungen iid,er iein."
.aber obne oenielben nod iidcrcr."
- ~ ~
Simmer ocriclbc.
YrpieiIpr: sic fonncn bon Slid
ipreden, baB Sic trob Sbrer grenjen,
loicn Salllbeit in oieiem Scmeitc,
hurbgefpmntcn iinb. Sd boffc. Si(
perocn %fiinitig mebr SleiB entlpideln
bamit Dies i'm nGfitcn Semeiter midi
mieoer Scr SAT- it,"
~ ~ -
les Haber'S Hatb.
.Nlio, @irgl, iest beib' bie 3Gbr
felt iibcreinano', reib's Maui red,,
neit ailf, mo wennlt ifrei'n pilit. il
bolit bic Eapp'n (gtuno) s'iamm!"
- ~ ~
Yed).
Irmcr (bcr iein lceres Eortemou
nuie perlpr): nTaS lit ood] Ncd)
@enn man nihts bat ilno perlier,
audi bos nod!"
~ - -
Nnf bem Spasicrsang am SeritranS
oTapa, marum trogen bcnn oil
meiiten Sfiiic Srouemnamen?"
.@cil ihre Iuitafclung inns 10 bic
8elo foltet!"
y ~ ~ 4
Die ltngliiflid)e.
Wieine Gpuiine Moia bat es mi
ibrcr 5peiten Sciratb iebr idleht &c
troffpu Np1iIih floofe iip mir ihrI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
Sin scidjciStcr Softur.

.Girt, unier 8%iebboftor lit bod a
a'ideibter &erl.. @ie i'd i'm Su mel.
ner franfen Stub g'bolt bab', bot CT
mir a NtitteI perihrieb'u uno a'iagt:
n@enn Dos nit bilft, nad)ber bilft gar
mir mebr." llno ridtig, am anoereil
Gag mar Die Stub bin"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
q
@nte Nnsidt.

Sunger ar5t: rSeute babe id
meineu eriten 4atienteu bcfommen!"
9efannter (9sotar): .3ratlilierc
beitens! 9ift nabr, fpenn er iein
Seitament maiden mill, bann empfeb.
len Sic midb!" 80 i
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
Taber.

Serr: u@eldes lit SIR SiebIimgs.
itern, meiu Srdulein2"
gadfiid: Ger Saturn!" 10
Serr: yWarnm gera0e bieier2"
9afiiit: .Na. er bat bod einert
Hing!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
Sin Shlimmer.

Sraulein Gulalia: sd fibre ieit
meiner ainbbcit Sagebud; geitern
babe ib bereits ben oritten 8ano ab.
geidloiien."
yIb, Sic baben Sbre grlebuiiie
alio nad Se5ennien ~gcoronet9"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
Die llnalIflid,c.

Meine Gouiine Rcia bat es NIT
ibrer 5meiten Seiratb iebr ihleht &C.
troffen. Heulib flagte Tie mir ibre
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
Yeiin Ora men.

Yrofeiior: n8am lit Sofrates
geitorben2"
Shiiler: SD ba6' niht einmol
gemitbt, oab er frailf mar"
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08

SIM Somburscr 3poIpgiiten Gar.
ten itebt elm tleiner Salnge siemlid)
nab am SoipenfGfig, 10 Dab elm
Srember lid beranlaBt iiebt. ibtn 81,
iaaen: an; Steiner, geb' lieber eiil
Helm ipenig 5uriid."
nIh. mir tbiit er nihts, ih bin
%abonniert," Iautet Die ielbitbepliBtc
gnttpprt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
Scbr crflarlid.

Stlloent a.: .@eiteru lit bel mir
eingebrod)en moroen; 5iifdlig bate
it ober feinen 8iennig I'M &ails!"5
Stlbent D.: Siam id) mir .belt-
fen; gcitern mar ia idoir Der
.Speite"!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
" " "
1lnb oann?

nguf Dem Geburtstag ging'S bod
Der! @ir befnmcn aaifee, Tofel.
ileiit NIT Suuerfobl. Gbofolaoe-"
Limb bann?"
,AfL.,n,, ~ f. t'
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-11-17
THaNkSGlVIN
Governor Vessey Issues Proclamation
Fixing Day November pa

/ Pierre-The following proclamation
has been issued by Governor Vessey:
The absence of the opening buds OF
spring, the faded blossoms of depart
ed summer, the gTay-veiled skies OF
autumn, the chill of frightening night
and the tinge of the frosty mornings
all serve to remind us of the ap roach
ing end of the present yea and bring
again to our minds our beautiful Gus
tom of national thanksgiving.
1T is in accordance with this pinns
custom, born of the grateful hearts OF
our forefathers in the dim long ago
and faithfully observed by the genera
tons through the yea S, and in hum
BILE acknowledgment of the manifgl6
mercies received from God. the giver
of all good, that /, r. S. Vessey, gov
ernor of the state of South Dakota. by
virtue of the authority vested in me
by law, do hereby appoint, designate
and set apart, Thursday, November "a.
1910, as a day of special p aye and
thanksgiving, and recommend to the
people of the state that on this day
we desist from our various pursuits
and regular business and devote our
minds and hearts to the solemn OBJ
SefVanc OF prayer 10 him VINO guards
and directs the destiuies of men AID
of nations, whose blessings are now
manifest throughout the state and
country.
The sunshine of prosperity has
smiled upon our land and peace and
plenty have been among our people
and blessed our homes. Civic on
ditions in. II state have been i'm
proved and the plane of morality
among our citizens has been lifted.
for which let us be especially g are
full.
Our evident blessings are many and
as we gather about Jul Hearth. tones
let gratitude abound and may We ever
remember that righteousness exa t.
eth a nation, but sin is a reproach to
any people,
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-11-17

one proposed. The local district win
be enlarged to a county district. aad
the rights and duties of the present
local directors will lie transfeg red to
the board of commissioners, with new
duties and powers added.
The county superintendent VIII not
be elected by the people, but by TIE
board of commissioners. Trey nv
select a nan from the county, state
or outside the state. The qualifCa-
tons Of the county superinte dent
will be much higher than under t q
present law. The superintendent will
be chosen for a term of tn ee years.
and may serve as long as the COM
m~issioners see fit to hire him.
The general educational affairs OF
the state will be in the hands Of q
state board of regents. One of thu
duties of this board will be the selec-
ton of a state superintendent. If q
suitable man cannot be found within
the state some one from outside the
state may be chosen for the position.
1t is thought that such a provision
will entirely remove these two I'M
portant offices from the realm OF pol
itics.
1t is also %purposed to have eight
months of school in every district.
This will equalize school taxes
throughout the county, and give the
child in the country practic ally the
same educational advantages enjoyed
by the child in the city. The small
district will pay as much taxes for
school purposes as the large one, but
it will have the same advantages. The
requirements for teaching will te
greatly raised.
These are the fundamental changes
proposed. There are many details
that cannot be mentioned in a brief
survey of the code. The change from
the present law is radical, fundament-
al, and it will be advisable for every
one to consider all the facts in the
case before making a fight e.tEer for
or against the new code.
w. M. MAR,
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-11-17

Mlnnehaha-A. L. Berg, Baltic; G.
X. Groth, Humboldt; Acolph Koch,
Sherman; c. j. Morris, Sioux Fa S;
f. A. Sherman, Sioux Falls; John G.
Tyler, Hartford; John A. SOFT, Hills,
Mimi.
McCook-Daniel T. Newton. Bridge
water; Frank T. Jackson, Sa EN-.
Hanson-Walter Slade, Fulton.
Davison-Cha les BoTeson, Ethan;
Gus Helgerson, Mt. Vernon.
Sanborn-J. e. Whiting, Woonsock-
ct.
Aurora-L. J. LARSON, Plankint n.
Jerauld-D. c. Wallace. Wessingt1n
Springs.
Brule-J. Jurgenson" Chamberlain.
Invertebrates J. Erickson, " W.
ard
Gregory-George Burlington, Dallas.
Lake.. H. Thurow, tomoca,
Thomas II. White, st. Charles.
Moody-N. NJ. ~Inggalson, Flandrehu;
Andrew o. Hove, Flandreau.
Brookings-Rotert F. Kerr, Brook
ings; F. F. Ribstcin. Pr C; Severt
Simonson, Sinai; George w. Rssk'e,
Brookings.
Kingsbury-A. n. Barber. Esmond;
E. ]. English, DeSmet; Mark Pl~ w
man, Oldham.
Beadle-Harry c. Teets, CayouI:
Daniel P. Wharton, Wolsey.
Hand--Frank r. Gardner, Rec
Heights.
Hughes-Theodore Quale, Blunt.
Stanley-C. l.. Millett. Fort Pierre.
Lyman-T. Sutly*. Lier.
Deuel-Andrew H. Johnson, Tor
onto. -
Hamlin-A. G. Nelson, Es cline.
Codington-A. C. Burnstid, Tlol-
ence; C. II. Stuverud, Watert wn; It.
J. Stroup, South Shore.
Clarke. w. Andersen, Willow
Lake; Edwin Z. Clapp, Raymond.
C. %Issenhuth, Redfeld; Reed Mathhey,
Turton.
Grant - Adolph weide, Revillo;
George Stoddard, Summit.
Roberts-Iver H. Johnson, WI t; T.
L. Kinney, Summit; Olaf Mega d, Sis
seton.
Marshall-Otto L. Kass, Bri'ton.
Day-A. C. Roberts. Pierpont; o. X.
Berg, Lilly; Joseph Sichmiller. Green
vile; c. C. Bush, Wautay.
Brown. h. Browne, Aberdeen;
c. Ceiling, FreGe lex; William
NJ. Scott, Hecla; Ole A. Swanson, Abb
Faulk-B. F. Ruhlman, RocFham.
Potter-John J.. Mertens, Hoven.
Edmunds-O. w. Cochrane, Ipswi h.
Walworth-Jacob l.. Parrot, Mo-
C~ampbell-R, F. Cranston, Pollok.
McPherson-Theodore J.. P. &c DIT,
Custer-John c. Hays, Custer.
Fall River-W. G. Bentley, Hot
Springs.
Pennington-John A. Clark, Key
stone; William H. Jones, Caputa.
Lawrence-A. H. Bigelow, Lead;
Will T. Hursh, Deadwood; John Treb-
er, Deadwood; w. l.. Vercoe, Lead:
John Wilzmuth, Spearfsh.
Meade-J. w. Bracket, Sturgis.
Butte, Perkins and Harding-P. j.
Lennon.
Hyde-W. N. Van Camp, Highmore.
Sully-William Floyd, Okoboji.
Buffalo,. Z. Zebach*, Gam VAL
.ey.
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SIOUX A Is
Friends Come to Aid of Piucky Little
Cripple and Save Home

Friends Come to Aid of PIucky Little
Cripple and Save Home
Luella Nelson, the cripple girl, who
| supports herself and who has been
making a heroic struggle to supp TT
her brother Lloyd and send him to
school, which she manages to do and
is now doing by raising chickens and
doing washing, has been appointed
| guardian by Judge j. T. Medin of the
| county court for her brother and will
have his future in her keeping.
And more good fortune has come to
Luella.
Before Mrs. NJ. M. Ross left Sioux
Falls she inaugurated an effort to
raise a mortgage of $500, with taxes
for three years, a total Of about $500,
on the Nelson home. which mo tga2 e
is held by Louis Seibert of this coun-
ty.
Mr.. Seibert foreclosed the mortgage
some months ago, but he ag eed that
If the sum of the mortgage and the
taxes for three years, could be paid,
he would deed the property back to
Luella.
When Mrs. Ross left Sioux Fail
she turned the matter Over to Mrs. r
r Stevenson, Mrs. Fred Taylor, M 5.
K. Zetlitz. Mrs. H. Loonan. Mrs. ]
w. Jones, Mrs. Chester Chubb, Ms
James Fem and Mrs. T.. w. Cough
ran, who have, by means OF An endless
chain letter raised the money re-
quired to reduce the amount to q
point where the remainder will be
easy and Mr.. Seibert. relying upon
| the ability Of the women to discharge
| the balance of the obligation, has
decided the property back TO Luella
Nelson. who win keep the home and
see TO II hat her brother Is kept In
| school. because she 10 Of that quality
of human clay. whose Will power
knows no limit.
There remains something like
$2S1.10 unpaid on the mortgage.
In the matter Of pro atirg the es-
tate OF her father, Luella had the as
sis.ance OF Tore Teigen who did the
legal work for nothing and Of j. "
Cone, who furnished an abstract OF
title without expense,
The approaching holidays will be
happy ones for Luella Nelson and hef
brother.
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SENATE,

SENAlE,
Union-John Morrisey".
Clay-A. s. AndeI sons, Ee esford.
Yankton--A. l.. lyman, YanktCn.
Bon Homme-J. H. Cooley, Tabor.
Lincoln-W. c. Gemn i'll, Canton.
Turner-L. l.. FlCeger, ParF er.
Hutchinson-John H. Mett.e,, Men
Charles Mix-B. F. Morgan. wag-
ner.
Douglas-B. T. Boylan, Armour.
Minnehaha-James w. Co e, Sioux
Falls; John E. Pearson, Ellis.
McCook-William Hoese, S9encer.
Alexandria.
Davison-H. E. Hitchcock, Nit he'll.
Aurora-O. d. Anderson, Co, sica
Jerauld and Sanborn-Georee DIN
can, Woonsocket.
Brule and Buffalo-H. S. Hedrick,
Chamberlain.
Gregory-Adrian Nyqrist, Gross.
Neb.
Moody-Georse A. Hsarley, Elan
dreau.
Lake.. A. Johnson, Madison.
Brookings-E. c. Miller, B ookings.
Kingsbury-W. +. Brennan, Lake
Preston.
Beadle-George H. Wright, Huron.
Hand-C. NJ. Carroll, Miller.
Hyde, Hughes and SuIIy-John ].
Dalton, Pierre.
Lyman and StaMley-John G.. Bar
tine. 0acoma.
Deuel-A. J. Lockhart, Gear Lake.
uanlip-A n Aruacnp IInrti
Codingtcn-H. Weirsbeck, Wa.er-
town.
Clark-James d. Mckinney, Brad
ley.
Spink-Peter Norbeck, Pedfeld.
Grant-C. s. Amsden. Miltank.
Roberts--Anton H. Dahl. Vernon.
Marshall-John II. B o~ks, Britton
Doy-Ross E. Parks, Lilly.
Brown-John r. Weaver. Clare
mont; Ira o. Curtis, Aberdeen.
Faux and Potter. w. Co IL
Gettysburg.
Edmunds and Walworth-G. w. Ry-
an, Java.
Campbell and McPherson-Andrew
Williams, Heela.
Lawrence-D. A. Mcpherson, Dead
wood; Ernest May, Lead.
Pennington-Perry l.. Candy, Vas
ia.
Meade, Butte. Perkins and Harding
Henry z. Perkins. Stufgis.
Custer and Fall River-N. s. Tubbs,
Custer.
HOUSE MEMBERS.
Union-Albert Johnson. Elk Point;
J. e. Behnke, Beresford: John Finnie,
Hawarden, Ia.
Clay-P. w. Peterson, vermillion;
W. O. knight, Wakonda.
Yankton-Lars A.. Bruce, Leste"-
Vile; Jacob A.. Hamek, L~esterville:
w. II. McMasters. Gayviile.
Bonhomme-John Thompson, Tab
or; Klass Waller. Doan; Frank p.
GIassner, Tyndall.
Lincoln. ID. Hicks, Canton; H ].
Rommerlin, Beresford; liver Nelson.
Canton.
Turner. w. Parsons, Hurley; A.
A. Rowen, Parker: l.. L. Stoddard,
Hurley; Henry Ap'ard, Hooker.
Hutchinson-C. H. Otto, T ipp;
John j.. Wipf, Freeman; d. J. Meneel
Freeman.
Douglass. T. Nixon, Corsica.
Charles Mix - Enoch Norb eek.
Platte; f ank Trumbo, Wagner.
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THE LOWERHOUSE ASST WAS AND IS
THE UNOFFICIAL VOTE ON GOVERNOR BY COUNTIES
AND THE ROSTER OF OUR OWN LEGISLATIVE BODIES

Chicago-Practi ally compete returns
on the vote for congress show that the
democrats will control the lower house
by the following vote:
Democrats, 225.
Republicans. 1874.
Socialist, /.
Doubtful, /.
The socialist vote Is In Wisconsin.
and there Is one doubtful district in
Pennsylvania.
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Postal authorities In Madagascar are
arranging for the carrying of mails on
the island by a~eroplane. However. IT
probably Will DO some time before the
airship will succeed rural free delivery
In the United States.