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The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-07
U. 5. lends Nlearasua SEQ, ,ooo, Coo

London, Eng.-London financiers
have received a cablegram from Mica
ragua stating that the United States
has completed arrangements for a
loan to Nicaragua of s20,000,00O, the
United States taking over the finan-
cial administration Of the country.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-07

King Manuel of Portugal has been
forced to hide in the mountains for
the purpose of keeping out of the way
Of the Portuguese reyolutionists. 1t
seems shame to spoil the summer
Of an absolutely inoffensive youns
king In that way.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-07
Gen. Macomb to GO to Hawaii.

Washington, d. Cool. M, M. Ma,
comb, as soon as he becomes brig
adler general, November IA, succeed
ing General Meyer, who retires, viii
be placed in command of the mill.
tary forces OF Hawaii.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-07

A New York Judge has suggested
that woman attorney, like her mas
culine colleague. should take off her
hat when addressing the court, Per-
haps this will be met by the excuse
that busy woman attorney has no
time to tidy her hair-and that she
looks much better in hat. anyway.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-07
college Has Abolished FootbaII.

Des Moines, Ia.-Still College OF
Des Moines takes rank as being the
first school Of the state to abolish
football. Lack of interest, together
with danger Of injury, is given as the
reason.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-07
Taft Frees sugar swIndIers.

Washington. d. C.--President Taft
pardoned Edward A. Boyle, John r.
Coyle, Patrick ]. Hennessey and
Thomas Kohoe, four sugar weighers,
who are serving sentences for connec-
aion with the cIstoms fraud.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-07
FIre pamaaes Newsp aper.

New Orleans, Practically the
entire plant OF the Times-D Democrat
Publishing company was destroyed by
fire wlIich originated In the white pa
per room on the first floor Of the
building
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-07
Robbers kIII statIon AGENT.

Cincinnati O.-Robbers killed =,
Mckinney, 25 years old, station agent
at New Richmond, KY, and robbed
the office, Of tickets and cash to the
amount of several hundred dollars.
They escaped. M
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-07
GETS Five Years for stealing Ger

Buffalo. N. Y.-Convicted OF steal
Ing one cent from a slot machine
which he had broken open. Thomas
spader was sentenced to five years
In Auburn prison. His previous rec
ord was taken into consideration.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-07
Date tor World serIes.

Cincinnati, o.-Games between the
Chicago National league team and
the Philadelphia American league
for the worlds baseball championship
win begin in the Pennsylvania city
on Monday. oct. II.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-07

Somebody has invented bicycle to
run on the tops of fences. The me-
chanism will at once appeal to many
las distinctly superior to the aero
plane.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-07
Girl Shoots Self Killing Chicken.

Colorado Springs. Colo.-Miss Alice
Clements. is years old, shot her
self in the thigh while trying to break
the neck of chicken with the stock
Of rife. She will recover.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-13

SH WiIabelpbia nerbsn Streit6re6er
perurtbeilt.
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Der S1etf d = 9 0 pcott in
&c N 81 ort.

Rep gort, II. Qpril. 9unber
entIdIoRsner 5rauen marIdtrteu am
9ienitdg our6 Die Oftfette uno aubere
Sbeile Der Stuot, um Die 8etriebsaufs
nabme Der Solder SIeiihbanblungen.
Delhe am Gage 5ubor als proteit ge=
gen Die boben 5lsii6pretie ibre Sbiiren
i4lofen, gu oerbinbern.
ueber 100000 5amtlien bet6eiligen
ith an Dem 5leiia-gopcott, unb bic
6ausfruuen ftnO entihlofen, bic 5lei@
i4erldOen 10 lange geIaloFen gu ball
ten, biz bic Observation-Disclosures nit
ben 8retien berunterqeben. Die Weis
Der benubeu 5utnabeln, 8niippel uno
&sroIin aI5 @affen, um tbren Soroe,
rungeu ben gebOrtgen Rahorut gu &C.
ben. Die Boli3st Der 8iItritte muBte
beoeuteuo perItdrtt iperoen.
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8u Stanbe tommen, 10 ldnge bic Qnqs4
legenbett nt6t in ber rt6tigen 8eiie
erleoigt lit. Die Rebe, bic Cannon
am Dlontag I'M 9aufe gebdlten Bat,
mar tein beionoers gldn3enber8erfuh,
5armonie in Die pdrtei 3u bringen."
Ddbrenb bes Cages Fanben biele
informelle ltnterrebungen 3tpii6en ben
rsSniurgenten" itatt. @iniae nuren
oafiir, baB Der Spre6er iofort a6gez
ieBt nerben ioQe, Die meiiten ristbeu
aber, ooB ni6ts braitiihes in Der 4n=
gelegenbett getban tperoen ioQ, bis bic
QominiItrationsporlaee pom ReprGs
fentanteubaus srlebtgt lit.
Qua Dtele 3emotraten beiprabet
bic angelegenbeit. 2tusm 4nIdein
na9 1T bic Partei, tpie opr brsi 8Ds
den, INNER nod enti6loffen, aaes
WtDglihe gu t6un, um ben Spred9er
cannon 5u itiir3en, obgleih stntgs Der
Qnii6t tpareu, oaB, Dom reinsn pars
tetItanopuntte aus geieben, es beHer
tDdre, tpenn pGbreno Der gdn3en tom=
menoen &agne bic sSraae betreffS
tes rGannonismus" ste iebt fortbsz
iteben Diirbe.
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ZhiHsnnbritbteR. q

Rep yor,, -. @pril. 4nget.:
,goroHid" Don 2tperpopl; ,grdiIpent
2incoIn" Dor 9cnburg; Berlin" BON
Heapel.
2lbseg: .0nrbam" naa aOtterbum;
.2lmertcd" na6 gteapeI.
goTou. 4bgeg.: rSDsruiu naa
Qtperpppl.
M oeiru. gtngst.:: .RomaHic"
pou Bottom ua6 9enua unc gleupeI.
9oper. 2lHget.: yarooHluHo" bon
Nefp Y0rt nuG 2lHtlDerpen.
girseus. auaet.: q 5bsmiitocs
lei" pon gtetp YOrt.
2ibau. 4rgst.: ,,8irma" BON gtetp
gOrt.
Rea2ct. Qugst.: n2uifano" bon
Tetp Yort.
9enuc. 4nset.: rScsania" BON
Netp gnrt.
Gibraltar. 9tngst.: nRedar"
bon Nsp gOrt na6 Reapsl.
Is1peL. @bgsg.; nJlorioa" nah
Nep gort.
mlarietIIs. abgeg.: Bona"
mad 9slp 2]ort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-13

Die Sualifttution eines
q m / ia Beam ten. gor etnIz
qen Saaen publl8trte oas Qmtsblatt
in 8ubdpeit etne intereTante Grnens
nung. Der ebemultge 8i3egeipoH oes
5oroasQ sQranpoisr Somitats Ritolaus
9etegb purbe ndmlih 3r<t Oberge@
ipan oesIelben &pmitats ernnnut.
9aran pdre nitts ausSuieBen, ipenn
Der 8i3egeipan Dor pier eSabren nidlt
auf 8runb zines Gr3tlichen 3eugnifes
peniiouirt poroeu tpare, oos nit fol-
senoer gerii6ering ibIieBt: rIat=
benz ,er CSetegh) i6oH 3peimdI tpesen
idperer grtrantung ldngeren urlaub
ne6men muBte uno ieine Srautheit
niht nur ntht gehetlt. Ionoern ii6
pielmebr osrihIehtert bat. mlIB Der
unterfertigts 8omitatspbpittu5 ton
itatisrsn, baB ner Srante unqeeianet
fir Qsiitise 4rbetten unD oollitGuoig
Qrbeitsunfdbi9 it," IuT 8runo zines
iol9en 3eugniiies Der geiitigen Retfe
1T tpohl nod ieIten jemauD apdrcirt.
~utlplIsS lQI1ll DltlSl 1ydA ItA4L atS
Hopum be8eidnet tperoen. sSm 9lah
burtomitdt fpurpe, lpie bic ,s3eit" nit,
tbsilt, Der 8i3egeIpan 8oia einige
Sabre Oorbsr ebeufaQs pegen geiittger
Minoertpertbigteit peniionirt uuo
llsia barauT uuf 9runo oieier Guaiia
fitation gum gbgeoreueten qepablt.
grsilih giebt es fir oieIe RGtbiel audi
cine 2oiung. Sin 8eumter, Der neseu
9trbsitsunfdbigtsit peuiipnirt nirb, srs
bait ndmli1 5umsiit Die aansegenFon,
pdbrenb elm geiite5irii1er geanter
Itd nit Der geieBIih feitgefeBtsn Beuz
iion begniigen mub, Die nah ieinen
8ienItjabren bershnet tpiro. Wan muB
eben Slid baben. um idon in jungen
oSabren bic notbperbige Qualification
fir bobe Qemter uno Wtirben in I'm
earn all erlangen.
uniere9inber.
Der iehsjdbrise 5ris sur ahtiabria
gen emma, als sr nit ibr beim Spleen
in Streit seratheH: Rag mid lnRub,
Ou eI.e Sbantsl!4
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a. ar< o.u.~..t.h
MUOIUllU ~CtCHkWYv
-, c.rs n,.cr-.16fe
UtE ptGuDuuIC wuv'l1ty'o
uv''uD1
nenpmmeIt.
G;e m;rS oher I'm .f1errenhdus
aiinbiat an, bab Die propin3 Die Qus'
iubr Don 5ol5 fir 5oI5brsi Dsrs
bieten perDs.
prsuBifds 20 4 blrs
form 8orlaas.

Berlin, IL. gpril. lie Resies
rmngsporlaee, fpelhe bos preubiihe
brsiilafTige WablIpitem nur rpenig
mobifisirt, fpurDs am 1ienitag. nahs
bem bic tcnftitutionslle Jriit BON orei
Wpfen nacb Der pritien 2eiung perz
iloiIen, misoerum dueenommen. We
bel ben friibersn abitimmunsen tratsn
Die altritolen uno aonisrpatiDen fur
iie elm. ipdbrsno bic 2iberoleu unb bic
iibriaen Qarseisn Der 2inten gesen ne
isimrnten. .Wenn es audi als 5ientlih
iItsr oneenpmmen fueroen fam, odb
fIe audi i'm 5errenbauis paiiireH iuiro,
10 biirften bod bic 9iir9ermeilier Der
grobsn Stdots ibr beftis opponiren.
Der gau BON gau3erfdif :
fen.
9prbeaur, II. Qpril. 9as
9ourbinsn 2inieni6iff r9sreniauce"
in bisr am 1ienitag erfOlgrsih pom
Stdpel gslofIen poroen. Die Berg
ninuoe" iit oos leBts pom feds pans
5erihiffsn BON il $4,000 5onnen De-
placement, bic i'm Sabre 1907 in 4ns
( riff senomuen tpuroen uno Duroe
arb benz irans0iii6sn patrioten Be-
nannt, Der tpdbrsno Der S9redenss
herridaft i'm Sabre 1893 binssrihtet
,purn<.
5rieR. II. 2lpril. Tus 0iterrsi.
diiche pan5erf4iff r3rinp". BON A.
500 1oHnsn Displacement. tpuroe bier
am Dienitas pom Stapel selaifen.
CINE Grttaruns oes Bat
tans.
Rom, IL. 4pri!. - Der 1atitdn
bat cine ansabe nit 9esug auf be:'
peinh, ipelhen 2tbt 2aiprenes Sanls
itns. elmer Der eelsbrteiten 8eueDitti-
ner unb SetreiGr Der GoHgresatiou
Der rslisi0ien 2lnssl.senbeitsn. Germ
Rooieptlt am Worobenb ieiHsr abrsii.
BON Rom abfsatiets, autoriiiri. Ger
Mbt fonb 1errn giooiepelt niht gu
Soauis. lisb inoefIen feline aarte. 3i.
rid. ouf .peIner er in fran3ofifher
Gpra6e fhrieb. oab er 6trrn Ropfs.
reIt fur bic fortfpa6renbe unteritiibune
isines Crbens uno Der aatboliihsr
5tirhe In Nm,rita .lpabrenb ieinel
glorrei1en Qaufbabn als Qrdiib<nt
BON Der CT bofft. oab iis balo riebel
aufgenomn1sn lreros1. 3u sratnlirsr
ipiinfhe.
Der Woiitan lagt:
Der 0i. Batter bot Batter SuniIen'i
JnitiaitDs in 1eSus ouf 6ersn Rooie
pslt isbr mibbiliigt, ba bisirtbs augen
fteinlih aIs cine HsIeibigung sessr
oen 0i. Batter 1nfetfabt apsroen tam
Batter Sanfens banoelt. nnh .is,Hsn
Smpulfs, obne irgenb ipeldk autoriia
tion bon irgsnb iemanoem.
.Sn Der grtl1runs bsibt Is ipeiier
-oab Der Wdtitan niht niinifis, bal
psrr RooIepslt ben gapit nit met
oDtr niinner iiiritIihen perI0nIih
teiteH ouiommtnnerfe. BON benen /
prablerii6 hebaupteH ipirb. iis nae
itiHer nfriianiihen Jngb in gurop
3ur Stredt gebraht 5u bobtn.
Rumdnifhe AnarhiIten.
paris. IL. Mpril. Der .Wlutin
min tDiFtn, nab bas rumdniIhe repo
lntiondre Rommittee in poris sintGi
tung nbbGlt. I'm uber Or. Reimmonn
einen iungen Mum6nen. Der bic G<
emmihs ~ pspoluttsndse psssattel
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pie 4usfubr bon 6ol5 il I
5of3bret aus auebec
perboten.
perb o ten
Jn(anO ge(egrap6

5.iss 5batsines g durtsn.
Gan 5runetseo, Sal, II.
2fpril. 5rau Rutb GrancesWilion. 18
Sabre oft, Satin pon Soieph u. gBilz
ION, 9eneruls4bgeoronetsr Der Ratioz
nal Union fir ben 1iitritt uon GaliS
forntd, purbe am Q6sno auI berStru@
BE BON einem Wanne angsgriffen uno
ibr Shneieli1urs ins 9sIift ssi6iitz
tst. Gin auge Der iuusen 5rau III
gang 3srit0rt unb bic 4erste bsfiir6s
ten, bub audi bas anbere 4uge niht
eerettet perbsn tam. Der Shuft, Der
bas feiee 8srbrsheu begangsn bat, lit
enttommen.
Cine 5ehn Sabre alte W uts
ter.
gbtcago, Sa.. II. 4pril. Die
8eamien bes Susenogeridts beeannsn
am 9tenftas nit elmer uHt.riuhuns
beg Jclss Der 5s5n Sabre alten annie
Gpps, bic Dor Elm pdar 5agen i'm
eountp 5oipital bon sinem 5o6ters
den sntbunosn purbe unD ci. Iih jsbt
NIT ibremgabp ben umItduoeu gemGb
gdH5 ppbl beiiubet.
Die Stboroen baben iih Deeen oes
altsrs etr iunsen Mutter senau er.
tuno:st uno es bat ii6 berausseiteat,
baB bas Rdo6en tbatidhli4 erit 10
Sabre oft III. 4nuie Gpps 1T eins
Der jliusitsn W.iitter in bisIem 5beils
Der gSeii.
Gdt.enmo
Ulooiett. Mp., II. glpril 5omsr
Spob, cir 20 Sabre alter Waun, bat
am Cierifag auf Der StraB., Dor isis
nsr Wohnung. feline Is Sabre dlts
5rau, G!beI, eridoiien uno ibr bann
nod nit einsm Raiirmeiisr bic GsbIs
burdihnitten. 3as paar mar isit
siniger 3eit setrsnnt. 9isIs Radborn
narsu 9tusen3eussn Der f6redli6sn
S6at.
a6t Wdb6en aus elmer
Staatsanitalt entflos
ben aber mieber
eingefunseu.
Columbus. 8, II. 4pril. 49i
Mdb6en: 0sarl Smith, psarI Cub.
mig, GlIie Sbrpeber BON GlspeIdnb;
Gthsl Dlelott pon ct. Glairspiue. gla.
ra Murpbp bon COLLECTION, Winnie
peacod BON WaibinsioH 6. g., Gtbsl
Ssnion bon SroHion uuo GisSie Cams
BON lebanon enttameu sesen Uiitters
ndht aus benz .0irls Snouitrial 5oms
in Deldpdrs. Gines Der WGehen bat.
te einen 9ausidliiHel sefunbsn uni
Elm 9useno anbere iiberreoet, pdbrenr
Der Raht gu entfliebsn. a6er nur adj
fpagten i'm leBten 4ugenblid fi6 ar
Der Jlutt gu betheilisen.
Die Spur Der MGbdsn tpurbe mad
Dublin perfolgt uno ba Tie aqem Nn,
| lihein auf Columbus 5uiteuerten, pur.
ben poiiSiiten dbssi6idt. um 4. db3u
fangen. 5iinf bon ihnen ipuroen aud
| ihon am Morgen an Der Gren3e abss.
| fangen nnb jpdt am Nbeno iraf bi,
Yahridt sin, bab audi bic orei anbersr
lin Sbabespille, neun WleIlen fiiblid
BON Columbus einsefdnsen pcroer
| isien.
8elpnd3t.
9irmingbnm m, 4la., IL. april
Del 2eife BON Stuart 9ollano, eli
Shnagsr oes Resers sSohn Ban, bel
iih i'm hi.iissn GountpstfdnsniB be.
finbet. Der Grmorbuns BON Sames
4rmitreng, zines 2luffebers Der Zen
neHee Company in Sfbtoooa. nnss
tlnst, ipurbs am Dienftds i'm Wnlb Be
| Sfhioona, BON Ruseln burhlohert
oufseTunbtn.
| 9olano Iol Ban serutben baben
4rmIirons 5u srihisben. unb ibm aud
ben ReDclDer ssliebsn babtn. nit ben
SaS OUbrs&sn ksanseH nuyee.
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Wetterteri6t.

ssiir Sbic: Gh6nes. etpds ipdrs
sneres Wetter am Rittpch; Resen
am Donnerisog ober in Der Donnsrs
ftoa Vadt. glorb1itlihe Winoe.
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Grdu 2eeft tpurbe auF Der SteQe ge.
tobtet. Sc Wtarre enttdn,. er tpuroe
dber fpdter eingefangen. Ser Wann
bate Sabre lang in benz geeft'I6en
6dus gepobnt, mar aber Dor Elm paar
Wohen nah einem Streit ausge8ogsn.
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Colombia, INNER nod, geeen peru
feinbIihe 9emonItrdtionen ftattFinbsn
uno bic 8epOlferung bereit 1T, Gcuu.
Dor i'm Gdlle zines arieges nit peru
in militdrifher Meiie gu unterftiiben.
Ws1n lit aber Der Iniiht, oaB fpenn
Der Streit tpeeen Der propin3en 5acna
uno 4rica in freunbihnftliher Weife
nit Chile beiselegt peroen tann, unb
baburd Chile perdnlabt tperoen fann,
neutral su bleiben, peru obne Shtpies
rigfeit nit Geuabor fertie tperben
Dirbe. AUDI ipenn es bon Colombia
unteritiiBt peroen follte.
Quito, ECUADOR, Il. 4pril. Die
Resierung bat cine Gommiifion err
nonnt, bic ben Wertb bes Gisentbums
fsititeIlen ion, bas, peruanern sehDz
renb, BEL ben fiir3lif] ftattseTunoenen
Demonitrotionen serit0rt tporoen 1T.
0iele mittelloie peruansr Derlafsn
geudbor.
Die 4usfubr BON 8 ol5 ii I
5ol3brei aus auebec
perboten.
Quebec, ganubo. II. Gpril. Sn
Der aeeislatur Der propin3 auebec
tiinbigte am Radmittag Der Yrsmisr
Gouin an, oob Die proDinS Die auss
fubr bon 5ol3, bas fir bic 5eritsllung
bon 5ol3brei pertpenbbdr lit, uno ods
auf GronldnbereieH ssidlasen pirb
perbiefen fperDe.
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Cincinnati. Mtitt,uodD, ben 13 Mpril 1910.

nlount nlCKll(ep wirk(i6
6eaiegen.
Die GgpeDition brat.6te
einen 9yspnat mm ben
Wipiel sit crreiben,
,SanS ieood feime spur bic Or.
Govt biuterlailen baben
fDnnte.
adt Md06sn aus elmer Staats.Hor=
reati0asanllalt in Q)e(auare,
D., eatGe6eR.
Qber ale in unb be; Columbus, g.,
tpieoer eingefan9en.
Gin Worosebeimnib in 5dnuiba(, Ro.
Die Qeihe elmer fpoblha6eroen Wittpe
in sinsm aOfier e:TunOsn.
Sr Nilabelpbid iperbsn Streit6re6er
perurtbeilt.
0teisnissn, Die ite onge5riffsn, absr
fpeigelufIsn.
Ger Mount R tGirIen bss
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0iGenisen, bic fie onge8riffsn, aber
fpeiseluFsn.
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~

9uffaloR g.. II. april. smil
ae Marre, elm so Sabre alter Mann,
betrot am 9ienitas Rorsen su friihsr
Stunbe bas WobaSimmer Der Jroi
Warp G. Seei on Guieott StraBe uno
ais er pom Der Jrau unb ibrer 5otisr
aus benz 9ous sepieien Durbe. CAB sr
ersi eGiifIs auf bic stisen Gsausn sb.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15
LIBEL

Albee, April IL.
Gilbert Engebretson vas attending
to business matters in Straudburg.
Saturday Of last week.
John Koelle of Revillo, vas 10 ok
ing after business matters in Albee
last Tuesday.
George Friday went owe to Mil
bank Monday evening to attend the
Ea lie lodge.
George Perrie departed for North
Dakota the last of last week where
he intends to make his future home.
His family expects to join him at
their new home, IN a few days. Their
many friends in and around Aloee,
wish them success.
DR.. J. l.. Seim, the veterinary,
made a professional call to Louis
burg, Mimi, tie latter part OF last
week.
Herbert Englupd Of LaBolt was a
business caller II Albee on Friday OF
last week.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15
MARVIN ~NUTTERINGS.
Marvin, April 10.

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. P. Mollberg visit
ed with J. L. Nchenna and family
Wednesday,.
Knute Stohl was a Summit visitor
Thursday.
Kane and Anderson are busy baling
flax straw.
Axel Lindgren left Wednesday for
Mclaughlin, >. D. where ne is doing
carpenter work.
Our new school building is nearly
for sale in the want column Of this
paper on the first page.
Haus Eide and Il. J. Trasta came
over from Estelline Saturday.
G. +. Mollberg aud John Anderson
were Milbank visitors Saturday.
Anton Ande. son and son, Reuben,
were Summit callers Monday.
A farewell party was given last Sat
urday by Elenora and Alice Ander-
son 10 honor of Sable Mollberg who
will leave Don tor Canada.
Rev. Wettgren and A. Jorgenson
from Summit visited with friends
here Sunday.
Carl and George Mollberg visited
with the Mckenna folks Saturday.
Adolph Berg left Tuesday for Can.
ada, where he has taken up aclaim.
We are sorry to state that Mr..
Mollberg and family are soon &c
leave our midst. They will make
their home for the future ia
Canada. Mr.. and Mrs Mollbere
have been able workers in the church
and will be missed by their man,
friends. who wish them success il
their new home. Mr.. Mollberg leaves
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15

Dan O'Leary VINO has been at Col
fax. Iowa for the past two weeks. TAX
ing treatment for rheumat!rm, return
ed home last Sunday morning. Mr.
O'Leary's many friends are glad to
hear tina he has been greatly benefit
ed bv the treatments.
John Anderson Of Montevideo,
Mimi. has been visiting with his bro
Their. Post Master Anderson Of this
place.
Chancv Port departed iast week for
NOr.h Dakota on last MOnday, where
he intends to break prairie with his
steam plOW.
The Misses ORGY and Faueh, teach
ers in the .tlbee schools, attended the
educational convention at Milbank
last Friday and Saturday.
George Redman who underwent ar
O%peratiOu about two we9as ago, has
50 recovered that he is able to be up
and around much TO the delight Of
his friends.
Bert Let's departed for Canada the
{. st of a,t week. where he attends 10
DecOm one ol hiuS Eu"dlu > SUI
iecls. and take up land. His many
friends wish him cce
Chester O'Leary who has been III
for the past week, Is now able to oe
around.
Mrs. Bert Hall and children who
have been visiting with Albee re.a-
tives and friends, returned to Nassau
asst Friday.
Paul Seim sold his pool hall to
Ne!s JACOBSON Of Isevillo. Billie
Gordon will have charge OF the bu5l'
ness.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15
Strona Words.

Big words pass for sense with
some people and sometimes may be
very successfully used when nothing
else will answer, says an English
writer. Thus when a man, in great
alarm, ran to his minister to tell
him he could see spots or the sun
and thought the world must be com.
ing to an end, ooh, don't be afraid
said the good minister, cts nothing
but a phantasmagoria." "ls that
all?" said the frightened man, and
then he went away relieved.
A very smart lawyer some time
since had the misfortune to lose a
case for a client who had every rea-
son to expect success. The client, a
plain old farmer, was astounded by
the long bill of costs and, Fastening
to the LAWYERS office, said, Il
thought you told me we should GER
tainly gain that suit?" $50 | did,
answered the lawyer, "but, you see,
when | brought it up there before
the judges they said it was a quo
rum non judice." 'Well, if they said
it was as bad as that replied the
old farmer, Il don't wonder we lost
it." And he paid the costs and 4
big fee besides without another
murmur.
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Corona, April l3.

Corona, April Ii.
George Clark was a passenger TO
Sisseton on business matters Wednes-
day.
Phil Saunders was up in his auto
Friday.
Chas. Rose was a Milbank b lsiness
caller on Thursday.
r. F.. White went to Milbank Fri
day returning Saturday.
Stan Farley and a party OF ladies
were in wi on Saturday.
Mr.. Hicks of Big Stone was in town
during the week.
Mrs. Albert Schmidt was il Mil
bank Tuesday doing some shopping.
Mrs. F. H. Voight's mother and
father of Big Stone are here visiting
F.. A. Nyberg, Dick Clark, I. a.
Belgium went to Mflbauk Monday
with Chas. Bohn.
DR.. and Mrs. Proutv ware at Mil
bank between trains Tuesday even
ing.
+. f. Dawson will load a car Of
goods SATURDAY. and another o
day preparatory to going out on MS
claim west Of the river.
Editor Wilson of the Record, was
ia Milbank Tuesday looking after
additional help for his office.
H. d. Keeney was in Milbank Mon
day and Tuesday between trains,
having an offensive tooth cared for.
S.. L. Jones and son Frank, of
Lockwood township drove to Corona
Friday taking the train for Wilmot.
It is with regret that we learn that
Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas. Rose are to de-
part soon tor Milbank, where Mr.. 4.
has steady employment at the carpen-
ter trade. Mr.. Logan is to occupy
the house vacated by him.
Mr.. Taylor of Nebraska, a brother
in.law Of Mr. Sourbeck living east
OF town, arrived with mis- car OF
Saturday aud will move out onto =
farm.
McGowan's new yard manager,
Geo. Logan departed Friday evening
Tor Iowa to bring back his wife and
young son They arrived Monday
evening and We welcome them to oul
town.
Mr.. Bellek and Mr.. Bodiger O
Forestou, ILL.,, were visitors At the
FL. D. Keeney home the first Of The
week. The gentlemen had been on
land seeking tour Ia North and
South Dakota. Mr.. Bodiger is q
brother.in.law OF Mr.. Keeney.
There is to be q grand ball at thu
hall on the 18th. The music which
wilt come from Sioux City, la, il 9
new feature, and are recommended &c
- the best in the country. All should
come out and enjoy q fine time, which
Will be guaranteed.
a number OF the ladies that me
last Thursday afternoon for aid work
quite ~agreeAbly surprised Mrs. j. F.
Dawson, at her home, leaving her q
. souvenir of the occasion q silver
cake basket. Mrs. Dawson will soor
move away, has been the aid presi
dent for q number of years.
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Twin Brooks

Twin Brooks. Abr. IS.

Twin Brooks. Abr. IS.
George breckenridge shipped a car
Of stock to market this week.
John w. Schultz was in town with
a party Of land seekers this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Bower en-
tertained a number OF friends at their
home Monday evening, it being the
Iatters birth day anniversary.
Mable Filbert, Frank Roberts,
Burton Stevens and Mrs. Sanders
attended the teachers meeting at Mil
bank last Friday and Saturday.
Enoch L~indquist spent Sunday with
his sister at Stockholm.
Esther Bohn has accepted a posi-
ton as clerk ii the Nagel tore.
Chas. CHAVEZ was in Milbank last
Thursday on business.
Elsie Egrmayer returned to the
Nllbank school last Monday after
being absent for several day, in at
tend Of her mothers return from
Rochester. MINI.
Mr.. Murphy Of Nontevideo. is in
town buying horses.
J, W. Webber of Kilborn, spent
Sunday with his father.in.Iaw, Fred
Kruger.
\. c. Wendt IS adding a porch to
the front and rear of his house.
y. G. Schultz. auditor Of the IA.
terror lumber company was in town
Saturday.