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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-31
Die @eididte oes griefpDrtos.

SIN Sabre 1912 muroe cs in
Deutidlano auf @runo Der @ntfer-
nung 5piiden ben ein5elnen Srten
feitgeitedt, uno fir l1e~berrpnten ia.
men 3ui6lage bin5u. DIT benz Sill-
fen oes @elomertes in Der Witte
oes IS. Sabrbunoerts erboDten le.
bod fait ale Hoiterpoltungen oos
Borto, uno 10 purbe es oelln audi
IN 8reuBen perooppelt, ei1e slenoe.
rung, iiber Die piel getlagt maro
un6 Die au6 Dos @infonullen Ser
Goit ielbit nidt erbobte. 8olt por-
iibergebenoen @enoerungen abgeic.
ben, blieb oonn oos 9~riefporto i'm
8an5en itabil, bis i'm Sabre 1928
cine Doaitanoise 0euregeInng erfolg.
te, Die iniofern cine 5iemlid)e @leid.
mqBigfeit berbeifiibrte, als our6 Tie
oas 8orto nad Der 2uftlinie u1b
Dem @eni6te oes 8riefes tod einenl
beitimmten Spitem feitgeiest .uurbe.
1914 erfolgte cine grpeiterlln1 BET
ein5elnen 3oner, uno oas @eIes poni
|21. 0e5ember 1849 i6uf orei 3oren
(bis 81 10, bis 81 20 uno FIBER 80
Weilen), pelde @inteilung nit BEN
oamals feitgeiebten S6ten aui ben
oeutih=oiterrei6ii6en @ereiastorii
iiberging. Gie @riinoung oes 0oro,
oeutihen 8unoes bradte Die Sdof-
Jung oes inl1noiihen gin1cltstorifs
init Iidt uno aus Dem oamols ein.
~gefiibrten @roidenporto fir ben ge.
Dobnliden 9rief boben ii6 oie 4ore
toiate oes 8eutiden Heides emit
midelt. au6 in 6ranfreidl uno
England biloeten fi6 aQmabliG ASnr-
toidbe, Die nad Dem 8riefgemidt
uno nod Sen @~ntfernungen hemeiien
maren. Seit t849 berri6te a6er
audi in 5ranfreid cine einbcitlide
Care pom 20 @entimes, bis cs 1876
Dem aagemeinen BoItperein beitrat
uno oie nieorieere @inbeitstoye ber-
itelte. Sn England moren I'M II.
|Sobrbultoert Die Bortoidbe 5iemlid)
nieorie: 2 8ence fir einerl einfodJeu
Brief Bis 80 Meilen. gs nuroen
5ablreide @rbobungen porge.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-31
Il 8.

SSn Marlin eerieien Die
Sdmaeer Senrp Grabs utlo 5tere
@eas OUT Der StraBe al einen=
Der, beioe 5ogen lire 8iitolen uno
|ihoiien auf einanoer los. 8eioe muir
ben ou6 i6per perpunoet. Srapis
lit bereits geItorben.
SSn 5olge oes 8enuiieS bon
getrofneter 8flaumelt erfroltf.e Die
camille bes in Der Nabe BON goo
fum mobnenoen Sarmers Sranf
Spaub. @s lag cine Btomoin-8er-
giftung Dor, oo1 muroen Die 2eute
-ourd Die Mittel bes berbeiserufenen
4r5tes i6rea mieoer bereelteat.
= @m Mittmo6 muroen orei
meitere @aeenlabunger 3miebel BON
2arebo nad Dem 0oroen gci6idi.
Wfit ibnen iino breiaebn @agenla,
oungen bon bort nod Dem Horben
geianot noroen.
Das neutrality-suspicious.
geri6t bat Die Sooesurteile iiber
Senrp Senoerion aus Gberofee
gountp unb Sranf MaB aus @regg
.gountp beitatigt. geibe iiio bes
Morbes ldulbie befunben.
Inter alten ipanii6en 8apie-
rem i'm 2anoamt gu QuItin bat mcli
mi6tige biitorii6e 0ofumeute ee-
funoen5 bic felt Sabren berlbmun-
ben pare1t. Man miro tie in ser
Staotsbibliotbef unterbrineell.
SSr1 elmer @%eriammluns Ser
0eleeaten Deg INSTRUMENTATION
Gountpperbanoes BON 2obaca Count
tp nurbe 6. 8. 8oetel als @eiiiser
I'M 8oritano oes Staatsperbanoes
ertpablt.
Sn unlerm Stoot ioa eine
Seras CONGREGATION @iiociotion ee.
griinoet nerben. 9ie Sbee gebt poti
Der 8ereinieung ser Sefretare Ser
teranii6en Sanoelsgeienidaften aus.
Die n6oir" in &odhale ioll
am 13, IA. unb Is. Suli itattfir-
Den.
= Qus @alpeiton miro oer SOB
BON gonaro &iridner, einent Mngc-
fteaten Der Sirmo l1aman Stern &
@rauie, eemeloet.
= Die biesi1brige o6air" in
Srieori6sburg fon anl a., Is. uno
16. September abgebalten werben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-31
u IIerl { i.

@n0lib baben aub mir bier
in San @ntonio Meeen sebabt, 10
oab penigitens Der staub einntal
pie6er beieitigt lit un6 Die 31unie
nnb Biihe grim ausieben. @ir
fonnen aber nod pieI mebr &egen
gebrauhen. Sn bielen onoera Or
ten bon Siiopeit-9eros bat Is itarf
%geregnet. Sn Gerrpiae lit ). g. ein
iawerer &egen gefaaen; in Ban.
oera Bot es 10 itarf geresnet, ooB oie
Meoina fiinf5ebn SUB eeitiegen 1T
uno aug ubaloe Gountp luiro ge-
meloet, es lei bort elm fdpercrer gte-
gen gefoaen, als jemals wabreno
Der lesten 5tDan5ig Sabre.
S. @. Collins 1T bonn WoDor
Gaaagbm gum 4utomobil-g raminus
tor, ODER eigentIi6 ibrer Setter, err
nannt suno miro iein Mmt IogleiG
untreten. Serr Collins erfl1rt BOB
er oaes tun miro, oas gu l6neGe
Sabren Der @utomobils gu berbin-
bern uno mo er einen Chauffeur fin
BET, Der Neigung gum S1neafobrea
bat, Die Holi5ei auf oeniel6en ailf-
merfiam MAIDEN piro. Ct gldubt, cub
bic G~nt5iebung Der 2i8ens fir einiGe
Wonate cine beilIame @irfung Gae
ben miir6e, on elm Chauffeur, Dem
oie 2i5eitS ent5ogen fpitroe, itur
fhner mie6er cine Mniteaung fin0et.
Brofeiiioneae gbanffeure IoldJe,
Delhe aIs Gbauffeure ibre DienIte
ausbieten-miiilen audi ein 0taidiui-
ften.gromen befteben, es ipiro per-
langt, baB iie cine Maidine ebenio
gut reparieren, tpie fiibren t6nnen.
Dieies miro bon gigentiimern, Die
ibre eigenen Wafdinen fiibretL nid)t
perlangt, oa es lire eigenen Mligele-
gerbeit tit, Of tie fid BEL eilem 3lt-
iammenbrehen ielbit belfen fonnen
ooer niht. Die Sdbigfeit fir Siib-
rurg zines @utomobils beoillgt Die
Dollitdn0ige 4ontroae Der Moihine
unter anenllmitdnoen uno Serr gol-
Inns tpiro bic Mpplifm1ten 1T per-
fbie6enen Geilen Der Staot ouf Die
Nrobe itenen, iomol i'm 9tegulieren
Der Shnenigfeit, 9alten ausmei.
den nfp.
Dos S%euerpebr-9 eporremept
ipurbe Inn Monat Mdr5 2S Mal
olarmiert, alto % Male meniger ais
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-31

Saubbeit famu niGt sebetIt ,perbeu
b1r6 lpfale Ipplifationen, neil iie ben
ben franfen Sell bes Sbres ni1t erreiz
den f6nnen. Sc aiebt nltr einen &eg.
Die Sallbbeit 5u furteren, nnb Der ii
our6 fonftitutionele SeiImitteI. Sau6z
beit pirb bur6 einen e~ntaiinbeten s.
itano Der f6leimieen Musfleioune ber
gufa6i9en HDbre beruria1t. @enr
oiefe 9obre ii6 ent5irbet, babt SIR Ell
mem ru1npelnben Son ODER unboQfommes
neg @ebor; unb tpenn ite gang geiGfpi;
len it, erfoIet Salibbeit, unb tpern 6ieie
@nt5inbung ni9t geboben uno biefe
&obre nieber in ibren gebDrigen 2mz
itano perfebt nerben fan1, tpirb 5os
@ebDr fir inner 5erlt0rt tperben; neun
Sdue unter 5ebn finb bur9 3atarrt
beruria6t, ipelder nidts als elm emit
aiinoeter 3uitano Der i6leimieen Sbers
fld6en lit.
8ir ponen einbrnbert 9onars fir
ieben (bur6 &atarrb beruria6ten sall)
bon Saubbeit seben, BEN mir ni6t 61trf
@iunebmer bon Son's @atarrb>&lr hets
len tonnen. 2abt @u6 rmfonit girtu;
lare fommen.
S. S. gbeneb& 60. SoIebo, 8.
81 8erfauft bon allen @potbefen, 75c.
Qnl's Ea1nilien<1inen iinb bic better.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-31

Gum @erfauf BEL aGen Sanolern
8reis so Gents. Softer-WiIburl
60, Buffalo, Seem gorf, oneinige
@eenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
@rinnert @uh oes Namens =
9nons = unh nebmt feline onoer,.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-31
&ettetc oas 2eben zines Goloaten.

S. ". Stone In &ernp, Seras,
itano lieber BEN &l1geln uno @rana-
ten i'm 8irgerfrieg ee%genibsr, als
Der anslidt, Die S6minoiuht gu b.
ben, nie Die @er3te beballpteten.
sd 5og mir einen bartnddigen SUI
item gu, BEN i6 nidt tpie6er losiper-
ben fonnte", idreibt er. uMein Sc
pidt ging auf 1870 8funo berunter.
Sd gebraudte bann Or. Sings
0em DISCOVERY nno nuroe p%nllt4u-
Dig gebeilt. @egen &uIten, @rfGl-
tung, Grippe Mitbma, &eiierfeit,
aeudbuiten uno 2ungenleioen iftes
oas 8eite. SOC unb $1.00. Ser.
lnhsflaiden fret. @aralltiert bon al-
len 0ruaaiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-31
@rnnoeiaentnms. 1lebertraonnaen.

5. 6. S6elton unb Srau oil Mlfref
@obmert, @runoitId I'M nereu git5s
8lod 1862; $3.50.
Sam 6. Sen an s. g. 9eilismonu
@rrnbitiid an Der Qeanier abe,ne.
Creature Siu Gbbition; $3.50.
81. 8. Rruitt unb @bnin 2amnt ar
George SO. 9ieber, @runoItitd in Der
Yruitt's Qooition; $345.
s. S. 2amm an @a1b &iIiams,
Sc Gder Qonb; $500.
2oniie q. unb Brilliant 8. Su6us an
s. g. Sobns, @runbitiid an Ser Gde
Ser gurftet unb 8aters Ctr; 81 Ii, q.
8. 6. unb Cutie S. Silbe6ratb an
@aaine gabcod &6r, @runbItiiG al Der
6ort Gpenue. Sunnb Soutb Aobitiou;
$3.50.
g. g. gedtel an Srau Qeues 6.
Roraan. @rnnoitid an Der @uer,a &iz
ito Ctr; $3.50.
SenrD ltito Warb 8ittimaum al So6n
Set, 80 older 2anb; $1,000.
8. 6. Silbebrano an George Gill;
bons, @runoitiid an Der Iontcrc1 Ctr. -;
$3.50.
Waub Sdrbper an 9. 9errb, @ruilos
itiid an Der gbabes Ctr; $500.
SO. 8. Nelton an Qetuis S. lldridl,
@runoitiid in Der SairfieIb Nbbition;
$500.
abigan @e6egan all Sralit Stable.
@runbltiid i'm neren @itbsglod 1882;
$3.50.
1tbo Soepperfuein Ii, q. ou 8oeppprs
tpein & Wabfielb Co., elm Streifen 2ntb
bon Rolan nod 8urnet Ctr; $40 M.
8. g. unb SeIen Suoeu oil Raric
uuo 9futb @uitierre3, @rltnoltiid i'll Gelt
@nb 1895.
5aIie 8ouliug ar $. g. Coy, @rruos
Itiid in Sor's Beacon Sia Iboitiou;
1910.
@. g. 8edtel II. 81. an 81. q. 8itns
b,lIb. @runoltiid an Der Nebrnsfa Str.
$500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-31
SofaleS.
Die Genius-g ,tfna6me.


Die 218 genius-aufnebmer, mel
DIE in unierm 9iftrift orbeiten
meroen, iinb ernannt. Sn Maibi19-
ton puroen feline @enoerungen in
Superoiior @aiber's anTtclungen
gemadt. 9ieielben iino aud pcr=
5iiglid auseelpdblt urlo Ser
8aiber ipridt oie l1eber5euguns ans,
Dob Der 9ertdt ieines 0iilritts Ell
ner Der ausfibrli6iten Ser aofaet
Sen us-Iufnobme iein miro,
Srosoem ii6 feline @afall5en ouf
ben Bitten befinoen lit es ood m0q-
lid, oab elmer ooer Der onoere Ser
@rnannten Die Steqe nidt onnebn1en
miro, in Solge elmer l1nbeItilnnltbeit
in Der @rt Der 8~e5ablune. Gas @lt-
rean in 8oibington lit 51 @nniten
elmer per capita 8e5oblung, n,abreno
Serr @aiber fir Die 2anooiitritte,
mo Der %Nufnebn1er oft meite Strectea
3pilhen ben ein5elnen @p6norte1
5urifaulegen bot, eine per oic1n ge-
5oblung pori6ldet. 9ieier 9or-
i6lag lit nod nidt o%ngenommely
ober unter 8eratune. Soate er
angeron1men merben, 10 lit on5uneb-
men, bob Ole IngelteIten iaunttli9
ibre Soften ontreten peroen, pdb-
reno ionff in ben 2anooiitriften eiut=
ge Siden eintreten modten.
Ser 9iitrift, oeiien Sllperpiior
9err @aiber lit, entbdlt ol1Ber ser
Stoot Gan @ntonio uno 9erar 60.
nod Die Counties 9lanco C aufneb-
mer), 8ropn (18l 8urnet Q1l
Coleman (16) gomol (7l @iaespie
co., 9enoan 90 &err co. 2otnta-
fas (8), 2lano (12), McgnQod (9l
Waion 81, Mius 49, Soil Solo
"a.
Sir Die Staot Gan Mntonio iino
60 M%ufnebmer, oarunter 20 Srauptt,
ernannt. Muber6em nod 6 i~reitere,
wel6e Die beriheoenen Snltitutio-
men, einidlieBlih Ser SrrcnonItolt
uno Der Bripat-S hulen, gu 5ablen
boben. Sir Die 9anooiitrifte BON
geror gountp uno Die @uBenoiitrif-
te BON San @ntonio iin6 10 3abler
angeiteat. Inter ben grnannten 1i1o
iid folgenbe 9eutide.
SIR Die 5tabt Gan @ntonio: Ser.
oinan6 8rodmar11 S. g.. Meub.
eugen 3. steinle, @ottlie6 Nt.
Sdaao, Gronf $. Hnpe, Gbas. 8.
Hbillippi, gbas. 90. 2anograf ui1D
Sharon @uggenbeim.
Sir Die IuBenoiitrifte, a6er nit
Der 8oitoffice San @ntonio: Milton
Meier, 8or $685.; &ermann 8. CD
terboft gbas. Sdott, Sreo $. alie-
fotb, 6. E. S6oepfer.
Sir 8erar County: &enrD &.
@raudle, Selotes; Mar goepppr.
Dein Selotes; MIfreo EoeppermeiiI
8ulberoe; gotpin gfeeb, @etmore;
9enrp S. @oams, gibolo uno S. @.
MoeI, Bon Srmp.
Sir 8ropn Co.: 2ouis @arms.
Sir gomaI COUNTY,: gilbert 6.
: Goers, gbas. W. 9oeppeni6miot,
Gbas. 6loege, gbos. @ielanb, Gbns
@eierle, Clos. grben, @m. 60. 8re.
mer.
Sir Gillespie gountp: alb. @.
Wourian6 IT., MIfreo Senfe, hilbert
g. &att, 6. M. Durit, gbas. Gnoer-
I'm, Otto Mabe uno @ue. 9ilfer.
Sir 4enban gountp: gbas. &cb-
be, Ism. 4ublmann, Sec. Niebcn-
fel6, S. s. D'@lbini Otto S9lpeppe.
Sir SEER County: emil Sorbefer,
9ermarut Sd1le.
Sir Waion County: @lfreo IT..
@roiie, Sreo. s. Seeming, Otto s..
Webus, g. 6. 8rodmann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-31

Der 9olner WGnner. @eIong-
perein bot nit iiber 1870 Berio.
men, Gbor.Nitglieoern nnb Soliiten,
Die ifon lange porbereitete Stalien.
&eiie ongetreten. Inter ben Soli-
item, Die ben 8erein begleiten, be.
fin6en iid Ole baoii6e Sofopcr.San-
germ Srau Soff9ren-8aag rn0 Rro.
feiior Srieoberg bonn SolniIder
aonierpatorium.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-31
Mrs. WinsIows Soothing Syrup

lit felt iiber so Sabren bon MiGio.
men bon Wiittern beim 3abnen if.
rer 9inber nit b6fisem Grfalg se.
brau6t mor6en. IS berubiet baa
&in6, erpeidt bas 3abnfleiid, lin
bert ale S6meraen, furiert @ino-
Gplie uno lit Die bette @r5nei segeu
9iarrboe. Son alien 9ruggiiten
in iebem Sell Der @elt perfouft.
Sei6 fiber unb perIangt o@trs.
@insIotps Sootbine Sprrp" itno
nebmt ni6ts @nberes. % Cts. Die
Slaibe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-31

9ilo. 3artli6feiten morelt 5miidet
BEN @ei6piitern ionit ni6t iiblih.
u2ieber String, iagte er itodenb.
$50, 8elten -" Soft lieB Sin,
nemarie log. Isle ioIen mid 1u-
fen; i6 fomme. @ber Sic bleiben
oabei, 8elten Otto, entibuloige
mid; Innemarie mag Dir @elea.
i6aft leiiten...." Die fleille Bri,l
5eiiin nidte nro mari Dem 9ruber
nod einen lesten 8lid beiBer 8ittc
5u. Soft ging.
(Gurticbrula foInt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-31
Mus benz Gunfel.
NSamdJes biitere 8eiidt lit Sun It1=
tontu itrablt min init @liif,

Gin i6mer5enoer &ii6en 1tilnmt
g1t6 bitter.
&onnt ni6t gliidli6 nit immers
tpabrenoen &iifeni6mer5en iein.
0ie S6rner5en eines leioel1oen
Giidens
Sino meiitens our6 fronfe Rie-
rem beruriobt.
9oans 9teren 8iuen beilen fraue
fe Nieren.
Sic ma6ten mon9es> gliidli6e
Seim IN Gan Intonio.
Sort mas Elm oanfbarer Gotient
ioet:
Mrs 6. 9octpona, 513 Montono
Str, Son Mntonio, Seros lagt:
SD brau6te 9oans Mieren Biqen
nit bent eroBten grfolg. ST 1otte
einen oumpfen S@mer5 i'm Niidet
nn0 mar our6 u11reselmdBtge Gut
l%eerltngen rneiner Nieren belditigt.
Sdliebli6 entidloB ib mild 9oans
Nieren Siaen gu gebrait6en, bon
oenen i6 biel 8orteilbaftes eebort,
Sd foufte cine Sda6tel bon Ser
geror Drug 60. uno iie e~ntfernten
mein 2eioel1. Sd BIN eerne bereit,
oieies Mittel 5u empfeblen, in Der
Soffnung, ooB es alt6 anberen Nie-
renletoenoen belfen miro.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-09-29
South Dakota After Rates

At meeting in Pierre the state rail-
way commission made its formal COM
plant to the interstate railway COM
mission, in which the latter is asked to
take up the matter of freight rates for
South Dakota, not only on complaint
that the present rates are excessive,
but also in protest against the pro-
posed increase in rates which has been
fixed for the first of November.
The state commission passed reso-
luton requesting majority of the
interstate commission to sit at the
hearing, which will be at some point in
the state early in October. The COM
plant includes long list of schedules
on like commodities from South Dakota
points; and comparative points from
North Dakots points for the same class
of commodities, in which the difference
on hauls of practically the same length
is as much as so per cent in some cases
the complaint includes every road
operating in the state.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-09-29
Decker lives at Mobridge and both men
We're we'll known in Walworth county.
4 New Railroad

The Chamberlain Register says:
"The Missouri Valley Engineering
company is here surveying a railroad
to run from here to Huron for the Mis-
souri, River and Northern railroad
company, Of which A. E. Parsons is
president and Z. Z. Dye vice president.
Mr.. Parsons is an eastern millionaire
while MIR. Dye is interested in the
bank of Chamberlain. Chief Engineer
R. M. Fulweiler expects to complete
the survey this fall and it is estimated
that it will take their twelve men
about two months to complete it. 1t is
quite probable that the road will leave
town to the east until near Pukwana
and from there across country to
Huron. The promoters are very we'll
pleased with the present outlook and
are confident of its early materializa-
ton.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-09-29
Auto Goes Into River.

E. J. Buholz, agent fer an automobile
concern, with Z. A. Morgan, his driver
and A. Morgan, all of Aberdeen, had
an exciting experience at Mobridge
when their machine plunged from a
flatboat ferry into twenty feet of
water in the Missouri river carrying all
three men with it, The men, with E.
A. Morgan driving the machine, had
driven on the ferry, when Morgan's
foot slipped from the slow speed stop
to the accelerator, and the machine,
which had been barely moving, shot
like shot across tho boat and into the
water. The car was an open top one,
enabling bystanders to rescue the men.
Later the machine was taken up from
the bottom of the river, and Mr.. Buholz
drove it home, the ducking apparently
doing it no serious damage.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-09-29
Pine Cone Harvest Over

No more pine cones will be purchased
this year in either the northern or
southern division of the Black Hills
National forest. For several weeks
past the forestry force has been
inspecting the piles of cones brought in
by men and boys who gathered them in
the Hills and sold them to the govern
Went at rs cents bushel. In all about
Is, 200 bushels of cones were purchased
in the Hills, four fifths of these being
secured by Supervisor lines at Custer
and the rest by Supervisor Kelleter at
Deadwood. All the cones were shipped
to Custer where they were stored in a
warehouse where high temperature
was maintained.
This causes the cones to spread and
drop their seed after which a tanning
mill is used to separate the seed from
the chaff. The seeds thus secured will
be distributed by the government in
the national forests through the west
where the yellow pine thrives and will
be planted next spring in reforestra-
ton of burned areas. Of the total
amount of cones gathered in the Hills
the weight was close to $780, pounds.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-09-29
Asks Court to Lift Ban

George w. Egan appeared as his own
attorney in the hearing before the sup
RENE court in which he asks reinstate-
ment to practice in the courts of this
state. After reading his apology to the
court and his retraction of all charges
he has made, Egan said his petition and
application were made in good faith and
intention to fully apologize not only to
the supreme court, but all the courts of
the state, land if my apology is not
sufficient | am ready to amend the petit
ton to cover the objections raised. No
client of mine has ever raised a COM
plant as to my actions as an attorney"
In the Interrogation by presiding
Judge Whiting, Egan declared that he
had made his criticisms of the court in
heat of anger. The possible effects of
statements on the public was not con-
sidered in making the charges.
The court took a recess Until Septem-
Der q, without handing down a deci-
sion
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-09-29
Accused of Arson.

N. p. Pittsenbarger and his sister,
Mrs. Matilda Stunkard, of jefferson
township, Moody county, were bound
over by Justice Carter in the sum of
81, 200 and SO, 900 respectively to appear
in the circuit court to answer to the
charge of arson. They are accused of
burning granary on the Pittsenbarger
farm and securing the insurance
Pittsenbarger's son, Beach, Is years of
age, testified that he set the building
on fire, but that he was compelled to
do so by his father. Mr.. Pittsenbarger
was divorced from his wife about a
year ago. Before farming in that
country he was railroad man in Iowa.
Neither he or his sister have as yet
secured bail and are in the custody OF
the sheriff.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-09-29
Had a Thrilling Time

A hunting party of Redfield men had
a thrilling experince Friday while return
ing from duck hunt some miles from
that city. The party comprised Attor-
ney F. w. Fisks, Father MacConnanchi.
Harry Jaynes and Lester Baughman.
When about five miles from home, tired
and hungry, with a dense darkness
hanging over them and heavy rain
falling, they struck rut in the road
and all were precipitated onto the soft
ground. Their injuries were very slight
but the carriage in which they were
riding was broken sufficiently to neces-
state walk home, distance of five
or six miles.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-09-29
States Attorney Under Arrest.

A sensation of more than customary
proportions has been caused by the
arrest of A. B. Carlson, states attor-
ney of Lincoln county, on statutory
charge consisting of in alleged criminal
assault The preliminary hearing will
be held at Canton on October Ia. The
friends of the accused attorney claim
that the complaint against him grows
out of his activities as a prosecuting
officer. Pending his preliminary hear
ing he furnished bonds for his appear
ance at the proper time. The accused
states attorney is one of the leading
prohibitionists of Lincoln county and
for years has been one of the promi-
nent men of that part of the state.
Strenuous efforts were made there to
keep the matter of the arrest out Of
the newspapers.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-09-29
Wanted for Jail Breaking

The use of stove door with which
he sprung the lock in the county Jail at
Custer last week Toauman Gordon,
confined there for grand larceny
effected his escape and is now at large.
Gordon was accorded special privileges
around the Jail on account of good
behavior and by spring the lock back
into place his absence was not noticed
until he had twelve hours start. His
description has been sent by Sheriff
Ennis around the country. Gordon was
charged with being connected with a
number of horsethieves and was cap
tured after long chase in Nebraska
some weeks ago. ss.-s
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-09-29
Would Plant Trees

A. w. Kruger has been quoted by
the papers of the state as conserva-
zionist who would plant five acres of
trees on every quarter section, running
along the north and west sides of the
land Possibly Kruger hadn't thought
of it that way, but this would practi-
cally mean trees forming a belt two
and half rods wide, around every
quarter section. Mr.. Kruger holds
that such a development of trees
would conserve the moisture to such an
extent that the remaining 155 acres
would produce more that the whole
100 acres do under present conditions
No doubt Mr.. Kruger, who is presi-
dent of the state Horticultural Society
has the correct idea. Besides, there
is no man in the state better equipped
to give practical demonstration, for
he has some $500 acres of Brown
county land on which to experiment
His holdings would make tree belt
fifteen or twenty miles long. What a
monument such an enterprise would
be for future generations to look upon.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-09-29
Find Body on Sand Bar.

The body of an unknown was brought
into Mobridge last week from Indian
creek, about four miles southeast of
that town. Indian creek empties into
the Missouri river at that point. The
body was discovered by passerby. 1t
was seen to protrude from a sandbar
just recently formed, and it is in bad
condition, the indication is that it has
been in the water for many months.
The body is in the city hall and will be
possibly identified as the body of either
a man named Decker, a carpenter of
Mobridge, or Bickert, of Ipswich, who
two years ago when they were return
ing from Evarts to Mobridge, and tried
to ford the Indian creek soon after a
cloudburst in that vicinity The son of