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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-27
WOMAN IS ON TRIAL FOR LIFE.
Mrs. Dorey +. Doxey. Jointly 1ndict-
ed With Her Husband for the
Killing of Former Husband.

st. Louis, Mo-, May 23.-Charged
with the murder of her former nus
band, VIM. T. Erder, a postal clerk
Mrs. Dorey E. Doxey was placed on
trial today. He husband, DR.. L. 5.
Doxey. is under indictment on the
same charge and will be tried later.
Miss Kate Erder, a sister of the dead
man is the chief witness for the
state. having worked alone on the
case securing evidence.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-27
MAN WHO STOLE INCUBATOR
BABY SENT TO LEAVENWORTH

Kansas City, Mo-, May 23.-G. Fl.
Tillotson, the detective convicted Of
kidnapping Marion Bleakley, the in
cubator baby from home at Holtor.
Kan. was today sentenced to from
one to five years in the penitentiary.
He was released on bonds and will
appeal to the supreme court.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-27
HOMESTEADERS COMPLAINED
AGAINST CLIFFORD PINCHOT

Washington. d. c., May 23.-The
printed report Of the Ballinger Pin
chot case reveals several score OF
complaints filed with the committee
by homesteaders against Pinchot's
administration of the forest service.
Illegal classification of lands is the
general charge.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-27
ANARCHIST PLOT
is UNEARTHFD

Lisbon. Portugal, May 23.-An an
archist named Ramiees, one Of the
conspirators in the assination Of King
Carlos and Crown Prince Luise OF
Portugal. in February, 1908, and the
identity of LAG other conspirators
revealed as being leaders in the
Jlot and are still in correspondence
and are planning to kill King Man
uel MANY prominent officials are
implicated. Others are to be brought
back for trial from Londan, New
York, Paris and Rio Janeiro.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-27
DEPENDENT CHILDREN
The Welfare of Back and Delinquent
and Other Dependent Children
Discussed.

St. Louis, Mo-, May 21.-The aid
New York gives dependent children
was discussed at today's session OF
the conference on the education or
backward, truant, delinquent ana
dependent children by Mrs. Anna 5.
Coyille. agent of the New York Chill
dren's Aid society. Mrs. Fannie
French Morse. superintendent of the
state home fer girls in Minnesota
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-27
TAFT'S RAILROAD BILL
TO COME UP THIS WEEK

Washington, d. c., May 23. =
Tafts railroad bill will go to the
committee the latter part of this
week. if the program of the regu
lars goes through. There is to be
made over it the biggest fight over
the long and short haul clauses.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-27
DeLESSEPS DANGEROUSLY

II Y VT IN 4 III F1l
Paris, France, May 23.-Lieut. Is
mael DeLesseps, son of the canal
builder, who flew across the English
channel Saturday. was seriously
wounded in pistol duel today with
the Count Poligny in quarrel over.
"a woman.
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and Miss Beulah Kennard, presiden,
ion We on the program.

anu MISS beuldu helludlu, pieSlueut
.,oSo-
ion We on the program.
tendent of the National Training
o>.uu. 10. bJye III ashins ION, u.
c., maze an appeal Tor country
wide agitation in favor of a number
of bills now pending In Cons ,nd,
IA part,
with The comin., . CH the
One OF Adam and Eve 4 peculiar re-
sponshility concerning mankind was
transferred from God 10 man With
the evolution of the agencies of man
ind it as been found necessary
that this responsibility be shared ~
the home (parents), society and So\-
rhmental authority. At no time
since the birth of the first hild, per
haps. has so much stress been placed
upon the child, its rights and duties
as at the present time, and in no
country in the world have such ad-
vance steps been taken in the con-
seryation of childhood as in our own.
"The initiative in government child
conserving work has usually been
taken by local governments. The
great interest taken in this work by
county and state governments being
logical sequence.
"The Owen Public Health bill, the
''Beveridge Child Labor bill, the Par
sons Children's Bureau bill, the Da
Wis and Dolliver Vocational Educa-
ton bill the Parker and Sterling Ma
tiona Parole and Probation bills.
and other measures now pending in
Congress, are all worthy OF serious
consideration on the part of those
of us interested in preventive ana
corrective work, and at the same
time they show the great interea;
which is being taken in these live
questions by our national lawmakers
and others of national reputation. .
In an address on the dependent
Boy VS.. the Delinquent State" the
Hon. c. E. Faulkner of Minneapolis,
arraigned the states of the union
for their failure to make proper pro-
vision for the protection of depend.
ent children. He contrasted the
manner in which dependent children
are treated with the treatment ac-
cluded that it cannot be truly said
that the Juvenile court secures to
dependent children the just eQuiva.
! Tents for advantages lost by the
. transfer of their causes from pro
/ bate or guardian courts. The larg,
! est docket Of the Juvenile courts IS
! the case of delinquent children and
! adults who contributed to their dc
! linquency, and the atmosphere is IN
variably that of the criminal court
.Delinuuent children compelled to &c
from city to farm do not enjoy eQua
! privileges with farmers children l(
attend schools where farming Is
taught No state Sc iures to its
wards this necessary schooling anC
all states are thus delinquent debtors
to the children whom they compe
to become farmers.
Through the mistaken kindnes
La
of emi-delinquent children are com
mitted to an association with limo
cent. dependent children, upon tn
theory that bad boy will not harl
so many good ones, but may himsel
be reformed through the association
The courts must respect the law :
social quarantine or stand condemn
ed by their own rulings.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-27

Just as everybody had agreed that
the HYDE jury would disagree, the
Jury agreed to disagree with the
popular forecast. ~
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-27
MURDERER SAYLER IS
ON TRIAL FOR LIFE
heart. Jane Adals. at Atlantic
CITY Las. Summer.

Mays Landing. N. J.. May 81
William Sayler was placed on trial
sweetheart. Jane Adals, on the pier
at A4tlapsic City. spetial trains
broughts hundreds from Atlantic
Civ
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i JafDb zHdfer +
Ter @crtreter ber iiebenten 8ar0 tin
Stabtratb in Gos auseles
geitOrben.

Sn Cos Qnesles, no er Dsrseblid
9eiluns BON einem bortnddigen 2uns
genleioen geiuht bate, ftarb geitern
Iaht Serr Sofob Shdfer, Der ldngs
id1rise 8srtreter bir Z. Marb i'm
Stobtratb.
Die 5rauertunDe trdf bic 5amilie
ioiDie Die 5reunbe pss 0eritorbenen
niht DDais unerpartet, benn beretts
am 5reitag mar bon Cos gtnseles cine
OepeifN eingetrpffen, bic Das
SdlimnIte bsfiirdten lieB unb ndh
oeren Gmpfang Der ein5ige So6n unz
per5iiali6 bic Rsiie nah galiFornisn
an bds Sterbebett Deg 0aters antrdt.
2eioer iolIte es i6m niht Dsrg0nnt Iein,
ben Batter nod le6enb an3utrsffen,
benn 5err sSatob S6Gfsr, Sr., t6at
am Wlontug Wiorgen I'm hal6 3tDei u6r
ben Iebten gttbem3ug tpdbreno iein
So6n erit geItern Worgen geeen fieben
llbr Cos Qngeles errsihts. Gr miro
Die Qeihe 6es 9aters bier6er suriids
bringen uno iie tpirb bier lire leBts
Ruheitdtte fiuben.
Der 8erItorbene mar Elm GincinnIs
tier Gin0 unb entitdmmte elmer anass
Iebenen DeutIten 5dmilie. s5m politis
ihen 2eben Der Stabt bat er dls ii6sr=
3eugungstreuer Republitaner ieit sSa6s
rem eine berporragsnoe RoQe qsfpislt
uno mar felt Dem Sabre 1887 gers
treter Der iiebenten Daro i'm Staot=
rdth. 2ange Sabre bate er cine
Wirthi6aft an Der 10. unD Sim
StrdBe, gd6 ieooh Dor ettpa csabrsss
friIt bas 8ei6dft auf unb oer3og init
ieinen 4ngebOrigen nah Der Grant
StraBe.
Gin Hartnddiges 2unsenleibsn, an
oem er Ieit etpd 3fpsi oSdbren ldborir,s,
5pdng i'm fdIieBlid, ii6 na9 Sos
Qngelss gu beqeben, mo er 8sneiuEg
gu finoen hoffts. 2eioer iollte iih
bisie 5offnung nit1t erfiiusn, ia bur6
einen unfaa perI6Iinmerte iih iein
3uitdno. Gr fam ndmlid in Sos 2(nz
geles, als sr einen Strubenbdbnndgsu
beiteisen ipolIts, 3u 5aQ uno burd Die
Grihiitterung tpuroe Elm 9lutiturs perz
urIa6t, 4pslfsr pas Gnbe beihleus
uigte.
Serr Sddfsr hintsrlGbt an ndRrsn
angeb0rigen bic gramgebeugte Dittps,
orei Sohter, einsn Sobn iopie brei
griioer lno Sipet Shfpeitern. giaer
Der 9riiosr ftsbt als Silfssgauinipe.,
tor in itdotiIfsn OienIten.
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S6aoelbrmd).
". Is. yofnm bemuhtios inter Der
SmitB Strahe Bride gefunoen.

Der 80 Sabre alte Ieoige SO. 6. goz
fun, Elm glsttritsr BON Grlanaer, ap.,
puroe geItern gu friiber WorgsnItunoe
beipuBtlos unter Der Smitb Str.griide
an 3lpeiten StraBs lisgenb aufgefunz
ben uno in einsm 4atrOlpagen mad
bem itdotiihen SoIpttal gebrd6t. Gr
befinoet iia in iebr bsoentIidem gu.
itanbe, oa er on einsm S6Goelbruh
Isiost unb auberbem isiu lintes 9ein
on 3tpei Stellen sebrohsn III. gotum
mar nidt i'm Stanbe an3ugeber, tpie er
5u ben 9erlssungsu gstommen iit. Wm.
Rpan, bon go. 333 Ufin StraBe, min
eeisbeH habeu, pie Yotum bon Der
Bride in bic Siefe IauIts. Die goIis
5ei bsmiiht fih fsit3uitsllsn, ob es ii6
BEL bem Stur3 um einsn lnfau obsr
Elm 8erbrehen banoelte. QlQe umitdn.
be bsutsn oarauf bin, bab Der Wuun
5ufdllis bon Der Bride gsfalIsn III.
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9eter Sbierp, 81, 1926 DeIt 6,
Strabe, SubertuIoIe.
Wturp 5olep, 50, 438 Deit 3. Str,
5er3lsiosn.
5enrp Wfsinsr, Al. 1879 Sberman
2lpe., Snqueit in S6pebe.
Sdugling SoIb, y Stunben, 1915
Gin Str, iSribgebrut.
goitb Roiina Sing, 8 WoHats, 942
Marttn Str, Subertuloie.
5rant 8ittner, A, % gant Ctr,
2ungenent3iinoung.
WiQiam Daniel GQpein, 16, 1900
gisgler Str, Shdrlat.
Sobn Ru6el 6agemdnn, l Sabr,
Maple 2lpe.. ROrpooo, 9irnbuuteni=
3iuoung.
aatis Samuels, %, 1929 5orater
2lpe., 5ubertuloie.
2uura u. Grimes, 80, so Glart
StraBe, 0eIhpiir i'm 9e6irn.
Roie 9opmdu, SO, 808 @sit 2iz
berth Str, 2eberperbdrtung.
2ottie Spence, 62, 3046 Rsabing
Roao, Wagenleiben.
Otto grnit Grauie, 16, 1706 Gang
Str, SnqueIt in S6tpebe.
Bruno 8olB. 62. 1900 gsbar gps.,
College 6iq, Suqueit in S6psbe.
anorep SudIon QsiIurs, 70. 1440
Gaitern gpe., ShpdGe.
autbsrine Sun3eImunn, 90, 434
&lotter 4De., 2eberpsrbdrtung.
SuTan 81ilep, 70, 2619 gootStr.,
5er5leioen.
Sulia papu, 1 Monat, 1912 Gem
tral 9toe., 6irnbautent5iinoung.
eSames 2eftsr GuinlQn, l Sabr,
533 Susculum 2toe., toirn6autent5iiu-
hung.
5rancis Warie Gleonore Smith,
TO Munate. 433 Soutb 9iep. luberz
tuloie.
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Miklnngen
Sit Serrn @alter Sfornle's glan,
Die Maiieuerualieridait oes
Obj JellsD Sempels aui.
snbeben.

Die UtaioritGt Der Gieentbimer Der
5pppt6teHbonbs oes Obj ;SelIop
Ssmpels bat ii6 eelpsigsrt, ben gspins
gungen 3uSuitimmen, unter neihen
5srr g8alter Shosule. Der gerihtlih
bsitellte Sruitss oes 5smpels Die
WaaHeperpalterihaft gu einem gnoe
brinssu fpoute uno bas proistt, bas
obne 5raee fir ale SntersIlsntsn bon
oem srpbten Russn aepsien mare, lit
iomit burh9efuIIen.
Iie 6err Shoenle geitsrn ertIirts,
fparen IS in erIter Sinie ie6r poblbaz
bsnbe Geute, ipelhe bon elmer Refunz
biruns Der fiinfproSsntigsn Bombs
orrh uierproSentige abIoIut nihts
ruiiien tppllten. obiGou lie isbr npbl
I'm Stanoe geiueien ipdren. ben 4uss
fali an 3inien 3a perihmsrSsn. We>
niger gut iituirts gonDinba6er bditsn
iidp iammt uao ioHoers 3u 0uniisn
hes yrpietts ertldrt, absr lie tparen in
Der Mtinoerbsit.
Die 8pnos bsr eritsn 61potbet be-
larfsn iish auf $175,000 uno nur9
Die Refunoirung piiroe idbrli9 cine
GrfparniB bon S1750 erSitlt norben
fein. 4ueBrbem nGre Serr Shoenle
audi i'm StaHbe st1peltn, bic Orunos
paht on ben I5arriion'inen Ra6ldB
gu perrinsern, unb bann bate Elm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sefdafisn iuerben
t0nnsn unb bic RaiIepsripa!terI9aft
mlre 3u Gnbe lefpejen.
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0eburteu.

@Sbarles uno GbarIotta Snrnum,
4110 gaitern 4ps., Mdohen.
Senrn uno 9ena SmpaIozGlmgre
Gpleratu 2lpe. Wdoden.
Bernard unD Gertrude aottman,
1855 Glmore Str, WGbhen.
Souis un0 Ignes UtauuteQ, 1856
gilmore Str. &nabe.
Sobn uno Ssnnie Siemanu, 1915
Wtiuer Str, anabe.
g8illtam uno garrie 3einting, 1892
CAB 4oe., anabe.
Yaul uno SSrances 8spsr, 632 Neaz
oe Str, WGohen.
@ariIt unp 8atberine GngeI, 1640
Samer Str, Mdbhen.
5rant uno gbriittns WlerIhbad,
1900 Sim Str, anabe.
paul uno Rpia Silintas, 1912
8ine Str, Mtdnben.
eSames uno GQa 8rond6Qn, 3235
Spriug 9rope 9ipe., Gnabe.
ebarles uno @li3abetb aolb, 1915
Gin Stc., Maohen.
Goparo uno 2lIiee goitslIu, 312 B.
Z. aFr.. Mdohen.
Atortpn uno apoia Rearbon, 1881
Gaoe Ctr, Gnabe.
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Wountain Mining Co., ferner 1900
4ttien Der COLORADO Wlines Gonipl.
Co.; oem ct. Joiepb gatbolir Semis
narp, Columbus, g., $500; benz ct.
5raneis SoIpttal sSairmount $500;
osm Belts Ctr. 6oipitol $500; ben
Gittle Siiters Of tbe Door, ;Florenee
4pe., $500; ben 2ittle Silters Ribole
Rcao $500; Der Ult. aIuerno gro>
tsetorn, 9ant Str, $500; benz ct.
Soiepb Orphan 2tIplum Gumminss
pile $500; S.8. RepermQnn, S6dppz
srro, 8eutfhlunb 5000; Der Glitter
superior Rom. &ath. DaiIenbuus.
Reine a. b. Gin $500; feinem Reffen
oermanu 5elmes 800 Zen HeTt
oes 8srrOgens osrmaht er in plei6en
2bsilen on Is oeritisosne 8ertpanbts.
y a 6laB : 9 den.
Der peri0ntife Ra6laB bes Siqz
numb CONNER betrGot 1920. .486. .49
uno 8tpar Wertbpapiere $1S3, 1856;
Bombs $36,249 unb 8oar $371.49.
auBeroem gsb0ren 3u bsm RahlafIe
etipa 100 Noten, beren Wertb iebod
niht dbgei6Gst iuoroen III, bic a6er
S96, ,457 betraasn.
Der perionli6s Ra6ldB bss 2ouis
Shlob betrGgt 177.25; berjsnigs beg
Gbus. 9allauf $1227.SO.
Ro-p anob'6 iIt Ra6laEperfpalt.s
rim Doh albert anoBih; psrionalisn
$75.
Imelia Mummsrt iii 5eitdmentsz
rollitrederin Don aftert O. Wlums
inert; perionaIisn $500. Grunoeisens
tbum $4,000.
4ats g. Wagensr lit Nahlasosrs
paltsrin bon Sui. u. Wagsnsr; gerios
nulien $500.
Ghos. 6. unb Su1an 5ulIemann
limb 5eItdmentspoIltrsder BON Ser
barb 6uIiemann; perionalisn S22,s
500; 9runbeigentbum SIT, 500.
stephen 6. unb gauib 8. Wi(Ien
iino 5eitamentsDoIlitreder pon Sarab
9. Willep; psrionalieu $4,000;
9runoeigentbum $4,000.
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9tortb 6inr. SuiineB Wcus Stub.

Die M}itgliebsr bes g2ortb gincina
natl 8uIineB Mens Club IauIhten eez
iteru 4beno gelegenttih ibrsr reoelmas
BigeH 8eriammlung in Der Rorb-GiHs
cinnuti5urnbdlle einem iebr intereIianz
ten 9prtrag bon Yroiefor 6ids BON
Der bieitgeu uniperIitdt, Dem Super
piiur oes 9unDes3eniu3 fir Gincin.
nQtt. 0err Sits fprdh natiirlih iiber
cen Genlus unD bic Qlulpeienoeu fplq
ten ieinen ausfiibrungen nit Der groB
ten 2tufmertiamteit .3u bebauerH mar
nur biz Sbatiade, baB Der geluh Der
8erfammlung Elm iebr it,pater mar.
'Sn bsr 9brpeIenbeit bes Yrdlioenten
fiibrts oerr 8. Walb ben 8oriiB unp IN
Der ablpeienbeit bes Setretars protos
touirte 5err Gborles &alle.
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8raiiiren Die Raiern auferoroeutlif)
itarf in Der Staot.

Die MaIsrnspibemie Ihsint nod
immsr ni6t ibren50bepuntt erreiht 81
baben. Nus oem 9eri4t, ben Der
Statiititsr Oes 8sIunbbeitsamts, 5err
Seurp 0iss. geitern fir bic perfloiz
iene Wo6e pem 9eIunobeitsbeamten
Dr.. 2anbis unterbreitete, erbelt, baB
in Der psrIlpfensn Wote ni6t tpeni.
ger dls 204 Waierafdae uno orei
5oossFdIe in 5oIge pon Maiern gez
meloet tDurben, gegen feds WlaIernz
srtrartungsn in Der paruLlelpo9e oes
porisen Sabrss. SnsgeIammt &c.
langtsn tpdArenb Der Wode 288 Grz
traHtungen an dnitedenben Grantbeia
ten CUR 2lnmeloung, gegen 50 Grtran=
tungen unp % SooesfdQe in Der ga
raIelpohe bes porigen SSa6res.
Utit Musnobme Der Wiaiern pert6eis
len it5 Die gemsIoetsu JdQe auf Die
perIdieoenen &rantbeiten pie foIgt:
S6pinoIuht "a Grtrautunaeu uno
10 5ooesfGQs; GeuhbuIter Is Grs
trantuneen uno Elm SooesfaQ; RoIe Z
Grtrantuugen; Gharlahfiebsr 7 Grz
tronfungsn; Oipbtheritis unb 0inbz
podeu ie 6 Grtrautungen; glattern,
5ppbusfie6er uno Sirnbuutent5iin=
eung je cine Grtrantuna.
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I'm eutes Selters Daher 81 erbaIs
ten, perIanet .Maener's- (O
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Zterblibfeitsberidbt.

Sobn gasgsr, 68, 2256 gins Str,
!9er3leloen.
cSobn Shneioer. II Wpnots, 1921
gropiosnce Str. 2ungenent3iinbung.
aennetb Dale pate. l Sabr, COZ
Beit 5. StraBe, 2ungensnt3iinpung.
5bonlas SeIes. so, 750 Soptins
Str. 2ungenentsinbung.
.. gB. Conner, 35, Sebron, Sp.,
,Snqusit in Shfpebe.
Games $. QBests, 45, 901 qaras
bronze Ctr, Riersnleipen.
Sobn Coos, 70, 2132 ainbeQ gpe.,
Shipdd)e.
goia 9ed, 81, 2433 S6ip 2lps.,
Mtaesnleioen.
Wfarp Solomon, 81, 936 Sit Mcs
Wtillan Str., Roie.
Gheiter Sbomas HpalI, Z Wlonute,
Jront Str, Wlrfsrn.
Dominid RDbsrti, 90, 32S WeIf
5rpnt Str. 9ubertuloiis.
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Webger mar anfdnglid Der 2lnii6t,
isin Sobn babe Selbftmorb begansen
Dber lei perunsliidt, tpesbatb er unb
mebrsre Rahbarn am Sonntda Ra6>
rnittag 3iiternen unb Sei6e in Der
Ha9barIdoft mad Dem gerI6punbes
nsn burhiudten. geitern Woreen
jeboh fanDsn iie i'm Wobn3immer unz
ter benz 1tittuhe einsn bon Ieinem
Go6ne auriidgelafenen 3sttel, in pel>
dem berIelbe mittbeilt, er lperpe nah
Cincinnati geben unD iid ieirsn In.
terbalt felbIt perbienen.
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Safe.Sau.

Die Champions aus Detroit, tpelde
ipdbrenb Der leBten 3 Sabre aIs Sieoer
aus oem Sample um Weiiterihaft in
Der 4n. Qig1 berporsingen unb bic
tpeg.n ibrer Dilobsit i'm 4ngriff NIT
Redt ben Hamen .Siger" trassH, traz
fen ssitern 9Ormtttag Su sinem slpsi>
taeigsu @aitipiel bier Elm. Sbr Sdupt.
ling ,Senninss mar BON Ieinsm pollen
Stub, einidlieBlih 3p. Cobb. bem Be-.
riihmten .ShpGrmsr", beateitet unb
sing nit boiler Stdrte geitern Rahmit.
tag in ben sritsn Sampf nit uni'ren
.Rothitriimpfsn".
Rabs3u 5000 3uidansr butten ii6
eingefunoen, mas cine auberaep06nIi6
groBe 9fn3abl fir Wontag lit.
Goitleton urb Rotb bebientsn bas
Gef6ls fir uus aegen Wiullin unb
Stanaro fir bic Gegner. Die .ShIeu.
berer" ipurbsn nah benz 6. @ange burd
gbensp begin. Wiaets abgel0Tt. Die
!, 5ieer" aepannen bas Spiel, tpeil ibre
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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-10-27
OIL TRUST MAY
GET A BIG FIN

Jackson, Tenn.-The term of thu
Federal court which began here to.
day promises to be made notable by
the trial of the Standard Oil Com.
pany of Indiana on charges of accept
ing concessions amounting to rebates
which, If proven, would involve a
maximum fine of $30,4SO,000, ex-
ceeding by nearly $4,000 the fine
imposed upon the company two years
ago by Judge Kenesaw M. Lands OF
Chicago.
The Indictment upon which the
Standard Oil Company is now to be
tried was returned by the Federal
grand jury here four years ago, since
which time the trial has been re-
peatedly postponed. The indictment
contains 1928 counts. Ii the max
imum fine of $~3O,4S0,O0O should not
be imposed the minimum fine upon
the 1,52S counts, if sustained, would
be ore than $1,500,00O.
The Standard Oil Company is pre-
pairing a defense, it is understood,
similar to that which caused the set
ting aside of the s29,0OO,O 900 fine i'm
posed by Junge Lands. Among the
Tense will be John s. Miller of Chica-
go, r. w. Stewart and Alfred D. Ed
dy, also of Chicago, and A. C. G.,
Bond of this city.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-10-27
MEET
At Madison NEXT
PLAN JUBILEE NEXT YEAR TO
CELEBRATE THIRITETH AN
NIVERSARY OF THE ORGAN
IZAA- N IN THE STATE

Huron. S. D.-Before an audience
Of about 500 people Dr.. r. Y. Null
Inns of Louisville, KY, delivered the
address which closed the Baptist
state convention here,
Among the various resolutions pass
ed by the convention was a strong
statement favoring equal suffrage.
A committee upon the address by
the president, recommended that $500
be raised for a Shanafelt memorial
fund, among the Baptist Sunday
schools Of the state, to be made a
permanent asset of Sioux Falls col
lege for assisting students
In the report Of DR.. Shaw it was
stated that new church buildings had
been erected during the last year at
Sioux Falls, Aberdeen, White Butte,
Camp Cook, Rosette and Lennon.
New church organizations has been
started at White Butte, Timber Lake,
Fairfax and washington Springs. The
financial statement showed that $15,-
1860 had been expended during the
year on the work of the convention.
Madison was chosen as the place of
meeting in 1911, and Rev. F. e. Hud-
son of Huron was selected as the one
to preach the annual sermon next
year with S. w. Fogg Of Deadwood
as the alternate. The next meeting
of the convention will be the thirtieth
anniversary of the organization and
plans for a jubilee session were for
mulated.