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CLOAK STRIKE GOES QUIETLY
NtNIFlCTI RERS HIRE HEIP-
FRS HITHOI DISORDER.
NUeaIIsa sr Health department saIIrh
To Health ,on,it Ions in ~iNN.Iw"
FAetorIr< An Atirmpt NJ Nrtiia-
IIon Made WIihout Gsod Result.

There were fewer disturbances yr-trr-
day 10 connection with the Strik" 1T th"
cloakmaksrz than un Monday. Ca" ur
two of the strike breakers wrr" attacked
~ the Fifth avenue Cluak manufacture =
district. but they .srupei with slight IA
Jurl"s
Marcus Haas of the cloak manufacturing
firm of Haas. Straus \ Go. az 81 Fast
Fourteenth street. was sitting IN Stuv-
veSant Park with foreman aud two
former cloak operators when they w-r"
approached 10y forty or iiitv strikers and
sympa,hiz.rs Haas and his companions
got up t. AVOID the crowd. which a. they
wer. leaving the park overlook and ~"I
on them several policemen r,Ish'Sl to
the plac. aud the attacking party r'Ni.
\ meeting uf the Clnak. Sut' and skirt
Manufacturers Protective Association was
hald IN the Hoffman House IN m" fore
noon Tn" question "f ur~luItary shops
was taken up IN" following letter was
sent hv the secretary I" Commissioner
leieris
DENR SIR The attention ct orr asso-
,Iation has been called 'u tu" it'' that =
number uf factories are 'art' AK on work
under unsanuarv conditions on. lose
herewith list of a." shops ~ r"u"r' "d 20
W and would ask you O." Nud'v investigate
same
The letter "ucl"srd a list of siN'y-two
factories
\ statement made On hchalf ~ IN"
manufacturers saIi Tn" cloak manu-
fsctur.rs. almost all It whom r'uu"u"d
their shops on MondaV. w"r" busy nugag-
Ing now hands and oTganlIIns th"Ir stdrs
There were few INSTANCES wh"r" new
hands did not apply Tor work and many
of them were union men whu~.' dI--a't--
faction with the -triks led them q" seek
the trst work available
The committee uf i"n designers ar
poInted AZ the me~tIuG ot cloak and skirt
derIgn.rs on Monday rn -" IN" 'Ncc'.tly'
committees of IN" strikers and IT tr'
manufacturers association IN order 10
try ~ Intermediates TO hrIng about p..ac"
negotiations again called at the Holman
House IN the forenoon and were r'''IN"d
hy a suh-Committe- r"pTr-sutIuG m"
manufacturers
They were told thar IN" "Nployer- f"lt
that faith was broken with th"m IA the
first conference when AN Effort was made
on behalf ~ the strik"rs IL hriuS up the
question ot the closed shop and that IA"
employers could -..a no good m renewing
the conferences This disposed ot the
question. as there could IT, no conference
unlees both sides cons 'nt"d
The sun., 1910-08-10
TWO CROOkS BREAK Jan.
sh"ed, ana Cornell Use a saw ana Get
A~sy in an Aut emobiie.

HARTFORD. Conn. Aug. p-Timothy
4 She"dy sawed his way out Of the Hart
ford county jail between II O'Clock and
midnight last night and eecaped. He
was awaiting a thirty years sentence for
burglary.
Sh"edy cut himself out NJ the hound
over block in the jail. which IL Just ~
tn" Jail office. and made his way through
IN" corridor toward the north Of the
PRISON into the hospital. There james
Cornell. serving two years for theft ami
burglary. had sawed the bars through
tn" window Of the hospital and bn'n
lornell and Sh"edy made their escap-
in June. 1899 with Florence Cushman
The crooks made their getaway IN a
red automobile manned by triends Of
Shesdy,
The sun., 1910-08-10
HIP Sine TIP RESTRtINED.
Dr. Them Told the PsIice Hr Had RE-
ceIN ed ThreaIenIng IrtIers Ernn IIin,

Following the rec"ipt Of threatening
letters. written in Chinese, by Dr ! &
Them. who lives at I2sD Herk inner street,
Brooklyn. and whose practice IN largely
in Chinatown. Manhattan. Hip Sing Tip.
- years old. who gave his address a.
Chatham 40 uaTe. WAS arraI Gned YESTERDAY v
IN the New Jersey avenue court. Fast New
York. on technical Oh arge Of vagrancy
Or. Them had asked he police of the
Brownsville station to take the man into
custody, saying that he had been lettering
near MS home for several days and that he
feared he meant mischief
Dr Them said that he had treated tho
man for opium poisoning Later he re-
ceIved threatening letters from hum The
doctor told Magistrate Hyland that he
thought the mans mind was affected
Hip Sing Tip was sent To the Kings County
Hospital for observation.
The sun., 1910-08-10
WILLrD O,ONGRESSu TOckS
Gr-strr part Of Hts FATHERS s7kO.OOO
Estate t.oes TO Htui.

NISFOLN. l.. NIg . Bv tho will -
he father. Isaac n FORKS. who di"i ~
OH We-thury pi lu'. - les'. cor gross
man william " Cocks iuh.rit- a." greater
part - ~" estate. ..-iImat'-i 10 amount
To- 20 lsa-t a quarter million dollars.
thirty stUT" fsrtu ~ bld W"ripurv ~
include ir the realty and n i"yIsci to
a dangh 'er. thIs,i"' Hicks tpCks Ihaysr
of ItDslvr 81" s'.,'s receives . rilv.r ser To-
vice that ha. hong n....p ~ he family
or Rre-srua" to"k- u 10 hay" ore-half
of the T.SidI" aul hl- sister ami Er"i G.
cocks. a half brother. divide IN. rest IN
quarter shHrss IN" TIL" Guarantee. and
frust Gompsi v. which Isaac " Cocks
helped orglriz" and - which he was for
sofne tim" an pffic-r. ~ appointed exec
utOT.
Tho will J. da'eI Arril % rsDa AMI was
offered for rruhat" ~ Mi1r1A. T.. I. thi-
Afternoon
The sun., 1910-08-10
urm, rEoW> on rmE ram.
% IIuFt NarraEan,ctt PteT. sAys One
Viz. Iinnam l.Lad Nhr MAs Ihefe.


PE"NIpsS, n / Aug Two clergy
men Of NaTfagansrtt Pier disaPproVe of
tho raid made last Sunday morning
on the Nara ganse't club, Mrs. John
N Hanan and y = y Randolph admitted
this morning that they were in the club
" hon IL was raldcd They treat the whole
matter as Joke
Tia. Rev Edward " Raftery. pastor
~ ih" catholic Church AT Wakefield. who
has charge of "a mission at the Pier said
that he did not approve of the methods
employed by the raiders and considered
that there WAS not call for such action.
lie said such methods were hurting the
Pier aud that there was no gambling at the
ulace where the raid occurred. inasmuch
- It was gambling only when one Chanced
money not his own.
Tn. Rev " n u. Allen. rector Of 81
Peters hy the Sea. remarked that Il Ire
had 500 O0 ~ wouldn't he anybody
business how he spent ~
Mrs Hanan STYLED John q Cross leader
~ IN" raiders. an earnest. sincere. hard
working hoy. hut "A fanatic She said
-h" expected 'o see half the summer
colony gone by the end OF the week
I'm not opposed ~ the uplift movement
generally sprakIng buf IL isn't needed
here. she said shall not dIvulge the
names 81 any ~ the other women present
II ! have to be made the Scapegoat IN
this AFFAIR am big enough 10 stand for u
alone Certainly | was in the club when
the RAID was made and I'm glad | was
Really | would not have missed Il for
anything II was the funniest perform
anCe | ever saw I've been all over the
country and its just the same everywhere
It u here There - no harm IN II. II
We should dig down into the lives of
most crusaders We should find things that
wouldn't h~ III to print
was there only ten minutes before
tho rand came. and was not playin when
the raiders entered had gone over
from ~. Casino with several others
among them polo men and women from
~" cottag" colony from New York and
Philadelphia
The sun., 1910-08-10

sheriff Recalls an OId Quarrel 10 Rear
out Thrors GonrrrnInE Rice.

CLEyEL'SD, Otlu. AIg = sheriff Hir-
tTIs of CuyahoEt county has abandoned
the theori-- that William l. Rice wa-
-ulied hv llErwayT.n pr chicken thieves
AMI upW h'ii- thai the murder was the
esult uf tt. f"li AMI m" motive was
"yeIgo
: STORY j. ''ld ~ RIco'- final meeting
vi'h one 81 hI- 'uarf. about two years
% ltir'. Dr. va -i|I. ir-t.-i thi- man
Dlir!
'-Fli ce' you vet ! wont -ar whom.
u ~ ge' Won
The au'horitIas arc wt'rrru. rho man
lth whom Rice puarr"ll.d t1i -a'aral ~
= associates m tG" hope uf obtaining
clue. -
The sun., 1910-08-10
NEW STRIkE ON THE GOWSTOCk.
DISroNe cry NJ $50 Ledge In the Ophlr Wine
starts the Old stock MustIing.

SAS FRsNCIsCo. Aug ?. There was =
furrv IN Comsiock mining stocks to-day
VIII. n tho report came from Virginia City
nf a new discovery of u siK foot ledg. Of
$50 ore on the J. $50 foot level OF the Ophir
mire Tho Ledge h reported ~ widen
ing ana leads apparently toward the
orkin 81 ~ the old Consolidated Virginia
Several thousand shares of Ophir and
ConSolidated Virginia were sold. Ophir
advanced from SID to $50 per share and
Consolidated Virginia from $40 tn Sl3o
lively
The sun., 1910-08-10
$4,000 TEMPLARS PARADE.
Chicago Crowd struEEies to Sec Ther
Street Cnr ktlIs n knight.

CHICAGO. Aug. e--Knights Templar
to the number Of 5000 marched to-da~
IN the parade Of the thirsy FIRST trisnnlAI
conclave of the organization. For seven
hours great street crowd tough, ="
hold places along the line OF march tt,
sultripeSE overcAme fifteen persons
Hermann Gro~Sman, a member y
in front OF ths Palmer House a. he wAs
attempting To cross. He died iusI hofoTs
reaching Se.SLukA,A.a aHoHpttAl~
The sun., 1910-08-10
Georgia Railroad President CrHIcsI, ~.

ATLANTA. Ga. Aug. p.-MAIor J. T.
Hanson. president Of the Central OF
Georgia Railroad. IL critically III. IL u
understood that his condition is hope
laSs Major Hanson succeeded John J.
EaRan a. president of the Central and
was retained whom the Southern was
sold 20 y n Hartman The Central
" now operated in connection with tho
Illinois Central. Major Hanson was
corporation crusade He is q native Of
Georgia and ABOUT - years old.
The sun., 1910-08-10

saloons % Denver Va I.onkeT Open TO
SaIN alton Army Women.

DENVER. Col Aug An order was
issued hv tho fr" and rolI,e boards to-
day prohibiting salvation Army girls
from entering -alponz 10 -ohcrt aid aud
sell their Journals n" order n based
upon the theory that th" rrlrti,s i de
morahzinR a. the giTl- ar. thrown INTO
temptation.
The sun., 1910-08-10
ASHORE EIrB 500 P,ssEyGERs
Excursion steamer m Trouble ON the
ParInc Coast Near Victoria.

BELLISoHAM. Wash. Aug. s-The
steamer Chippewa of the Inland Naviga-
tion Company with 800 eEcursionists,
bound from Bellingham to Victoria. il
reported ashore on Anacortes Island IN
San Juan de Fuca Straits.
The passengers were all safely taken on
and are now encamped on the beach
hut they will he taken On by tugs and
steamers.
How much the steamer Ia damaged
can not be AacertAined until ahe is noAtcd
The sun., 1910-08-10
4. =. sailors s,cEened ny Weed Alcohol

PEoVISCETowS. Mass. Aug s.-Sev-
eral sailors ~ the hattleahip feet are
critlrAlly ~ aboard the hospital ship
Solace as result ~ drinking whiskey
containing wood alcohol. and two persons
who are alleged to have sold them the
liquor have been arrested after . raid
conducted by Lisut Sallars ~ the Mich
gan m which thirty quarts ofwhiskey
were seized.
The sun., 1910-08-10

PITrsBURG Aug Members ~ 'h"
ANA ganAf"d Association - Iron and
Steel Workers. hp fur thirteen months
have he.n striking IA the American sheet
aud FIN Plate Company m.ii-. have voted
to continue th. -trIk" against fhr wishes
- the strong Newcastle I"ds's - the
assoc lffBn.
The sun., 1910-08-10
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GORJ IpHITN IHI PON>IBif-
~ tT IItNT
o. InIrstiu'inE IrIrEram h-ni IoninS
the NWr-I'rr>Hlrnt and aurtS 10
nblt,I.t Onr Ntn--> Thinks Ihai
IanErr,, Dd nrtrsN the In'ilan>

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day vh.p Hamilton Tu,,.r Of NcAla-t"r
.,d = Ni.u,, ~ A-,I,,,,y,. nLIa w.rp
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ness at IN" suggestion W senator Cor"
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months 40, Aftnru.. ! 4 MCAiurraV
,It.I =, -, ,.- ,L,.,., hour. r,,I,t -. tn
"'"'" ',.'' ' -
me h"!\ '''h. CON. '''H ""' 'NN'' ',''
10 s,Gu -" contracts. explaining that h"
WAS getting leading ,ttI,rns 10 sign first
uo Ii ,ta, E, -.fys...i q, sr-p Tho cnn-
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H@S's - "'''' '.'' ~ P"E u"
~ Ter 'Nfi '''' ~'i'' '' on ''' 'fh~N'h-
ton of tho llSf riot claims VI" siId that
Mr. M,\iur-,y did NOT oN.r hIn any
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eHntag" "r '''"'W'>" "" '"'H-'n '"
sign the ,Oui-a''
Mr. NulU- ~" -" most "omprehcnsIve
.,or,. -, ~, tune - ,b, ,.,p,-.,.t. md
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YET heard Nv m" commute"
He sad that NrNurray told him that
he knew Eastern men 20 whom n. might
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ehNamaE" 'hnh ih"N 'n'i WIS., '""I" -
disposed - Mul'r sand that h" refused
to employ McNurrav for tins puTpos.'
NJ. he thought that d, MAS tha duty Of
- III - II t,,I ,,i,h,,,,
eNpeh-" '" th" trlhrH hhh"r w" 'r"a'E'
Mullin said that personally he would
he willing to take sIu.O0O 40 for the
.ss,aya,ed coal and asnhaIt land hu,
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ha' Nv '"'S'''''' w."
much could d" secured. since IN" "eoing-
iCal survey after spending SJn.'sD ~ the
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The sun., 1910-08-10
Margaret IIiInEton to Produce The
Nesiea" OI EuriplSie..

TACOMA. Wash. Aug s-MargAre
Ellington announced to-day that next
summer she will produce The MecIea"
Of Euripides IN the Tacoma High School
stadium The McdcA- will b. staged
With large New York company. 20 he
assembled after she closes her season
a, the Maxine Elliott Theatre IN a new
play. Until Eternity which shs ID now
rehearsIng.
The sun., 1910-08-10
WaA6fact4rers
Wholesalers
We have moved the Bush I ermi-
nal to Madison Square Garden

We shall have miniature reproduction Of the Bush criminal at the
Wearing Apparel and Style Show Madison Square Garden August
9th l7th will show piers, the longest and finest the
world great wateronhe equal Of twenty billion dollars worth
Of Manhattan waeon will show wonderful warehouse system
the extensive the wodour system Of Model Loft Build
which occupied by the Nations prominent manufacturers and
wholesalers will show big freight yards tugs lighters and
steamships
The scientific Of freight will be shown in detail An ee
will carry shipments down from the floors Of Loft Buildings
shipment will be loaded freight the door Of the build
ing An electric locomotive will switch off the make up ta
switch the through the freight yards the waterfront switch the
lighter and tugs will convey the lighters the habo
exhibit occupies nearly the entire end Of Madison Square Garden
and took many months build You can't the real Bush Tem
nal all at any than you all of New York City
but you CAN all Of the miniature Bush every
business SHOULD he intends be equal basis
with four thousand who undse him every
The sun., 1910-08-10

WE give you here, with
our o m p i m e nts,
two tickets to the Wearing
Apparel and Style Show.
Go to see il. Il 10 very in
teresting and contains many
valuable features. Il is well
worth an attentive visit en-
tirely apart from our exhibit.
No matter what YOUR busi-
ness is, you will benefit by
seeing how other live mer-
chants do business and par
ticularly will you benefit by
seeing how merchants situ-
ated at the Bush Terminal
save as high as $4,000
yearly on carriage, insurance,
labor and floor space.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-09

Utooiionbile. Wlt. airD unb Uit.
Wdfblngton tpurben in Der Stabt Spi,
ftben 41,000 Bis $4,000 Gtimmen oas
fir uno bur6fdnittIi6 1000 bdsegen
abgegeben. Bis beute Morgen 3 ubr
mar bas Reiultat Der Qbitimmung in
@ollege Sin uno glnpoob ploce nod
ntAt befannt. GbebiOt bat ii6 gegen
bic 4nnerion ertldrt uno stpor nit
519 gegen 10 Stimmen. Die girgsra
Thdft bon WlubiIonpiQs. DIT. DnIb.
ington, Carthage, Mt. Qirp uno San.
ler parf bat iid nit grober Majoris
tat su Guniten bes Qni6Iufss an gint
cinnuti entihieben.
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9ouOerneur Ju0(on 9armon.
Sn 9amiIton So. uiro er NIT
5000 Stimmen Fluralitat
pieoergewablt.
Gbenfo 1T ztaatsantualt Snnt aus
benz ISabitampf II sreidD bers
norge8angen.

Die Republifaner perlieren einen g1ez
prdIentanten unb ben &onereBIib
beg aDeiten 81 iitritts. - 8oebel uns
terliest feinem bsn,ofratiIden &c.
eentanbibaten um 300 Stimmen.
- Der unabbdngise Ganbibat Rseo
bat benz Oemotraten gum Siege perz
bolfen. - gs feblsn nod 5irta bum
bert pre3intte, bod tperben bieIel6en
am 9eIammtzRsIultat nidts an
bern. - 0as 3d6len nabm lanss
Ssit in aniprud. =
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Cin8emeinbuna Der Crt
fbaften.
SaIt aile @oritGotc baben iih III 8uus
itcn oericlben erflart.

Jiir bic Ginesneinbung Der ott
Srtfhaften College toia. SapIer Bart,
Carthage, GImpoOo p!aes, Gbsnioi.
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Sas 8eiammt.H .Hciultnt.
(53 Staotz unb "a 2anbprs3intte
fe6len.)

fe6len.)
Die nit X ge5ei6neten iinb sepdblt.
9as Stautgtttst.
Sir Gouperneur:
*Subion 6ormon, .. 1869
Warren q. 6oroing, 81. 90, 9,651
Sir Staats SetretGr:
Ghdrles 8. @rapes, .. -. 3O,997
*8. W. Moonep, 81. 2,459
Sir Staats SdaBmeiIter:
.. 9. Greamer, .. 3O,834
*R. %. 4r6er, IT. ....... 32, ,463
Sir Ridter bss Supremgeri6ts:
*Sas. q. Sobnion, .. 81, BAT
Wt. 8. 9ona6ue, >. -. 81, ,1O1
u. II. Summers, 8. 81, ,637
*Wm. 9. Grep, 81. 81, ,733
Sas aongreB Itdet.
aongreb, /. 0iftrift:
Sbomas 9. 5art, 3. -. 1861
*yfid. 2ongpOrtb, R. -. 1858
aongreB, 2. Diitritt:
*alfreo 9. 2tlsn, 3. 1871
8. g. 9Obel, 81. -. 16,450
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8osbaft.
Sonntassr.itsr: ~@eitern bin ih
i'm 9alopp an Sbrsm 6uuie borbeise=
ritten!"
Jrdulein: ~Seben Sic, mir mar
au1 70. aIs oh i'd 9iIferufe eeb0rt
bGt.el-
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-10-21
WALKER BREAKS
JAIL All 'SELBY
Enlists the Services of aman
in a Schooner and finds
Confidence Misplaced

A.Walker, the man who stole
f400 at Timber Lake recently
popped up with another sensation
this week.
1t will be remmbered be was
found guilty and sentenced to /,
months at Sioux Falls, and was
IN the county bastile at Selby wait.
ng to be pat where he belonged
It seems that a few nights age
sheriff Hoven left the prisoner ii
sharge OF his deputy while he wen
70 supper and then the deputy
topped out to bring Walker
upper, and the coast being clear
lie prisoner made his escape. Ii
MS flight he came upon q prairi,
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-10-21
T'WONEW STORES
S0PENlN MOBRIT)GE
Racket Store and Grocery.
Market Added to List
of Industries

Two new business enterprises
have opened in Mobridga within
the week-a racket store and an
exclusive grocery store and meat
market.
Mrs. r. A. Orrock is proprieto,
of the racket store, opening her
loors 10 tie public the first of the
week. The line of goods carried
includes everything usually found
.on i've and ten cent counters IN
the cities little knicknacks,
odd pieces Of crockery, kitchen
itensiis, etc, which are always il
great demand. A full line Of can
dies, bon bons and the cheaper
candies, is also carried.
The new grocery store aud meat
market is owned by Messrs. Hof-
fcrman Il Klinkhamm II, this store
being locaeed in the Howe build.
ing. New goods have been put in
exclusively in the grocery part sot
The establishment, whil5 on the
meat side fresh as well as cured
meats and fish are handled.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-10-21

ity to secure steel for the exten-
sian. At Eagle Butte, however,
word was passed around that the
road would tie up there lor the
winter, but this is said by certain
men high in authority to be only a
stall to favor the sale OF lots at
the Butte. This lot sale will be
Thursday of next week.
1t is believed that after taa sale
Of lots in this town-the first sta
ton east OF DuPree-that work
will be pushed until steel reaches
the terminus. The grading of the
new line is all done and the bridges
and culverts are al in. This be-
ing TIE case it is argued that the
company fully intends to fin-sh the
road this year, for if the roadbed
was net ironed he "honyokers"
in the new country would tear up
the rail.oad bridges and burn them
for fuel, justify ing themselves in
uch procedure by the reasoning
5Eat the railroad ought to flush its
line so that coal could be INSPIRED in.
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RESUME WORK ON
RAILROAD SOON
People of Faith Holding Fast
to Biblical Injunction
STUMBLES ON TOWN LOT SALE
Believed Company Will Push
Work as Soon as Eagle
Butte Sale is Over

4 And th5 residents of Faith are
still living ii. faith, hoping the
railroad will be completed this
year and trusting in the charity of
tee brass collars of the G. M. &
P. S.
The Cheyenne line Of the road
is still tied up at Eagle Butte, 80
miles from Mobridge and 43 miles
this side of Faith, the terminal.
Work ceased at this point nearly a
month ago, the eompany's excuse
for stopping work being it's inabil-
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schooner aud the man in the
slgon saw the prisoner and noted
tao direction taken by him, so
v'i n the sheriff came along later
ia IN auto, lie was able to give
50 10 information. The sheriff
of red the man a reward il he
W. lid bring in the prisoner and
la came his way a few honrs
il for Walker came back to the
,7a .on and engaged the man to
n ote him among his boxes and
Q 2r soods and get him out Of
t t vicinity. The secreting was
a ordingly done ana then the
S nger hurried into Selby and
G. ned his reward and Walker is
a IN in custody and the ID
ths which might have been
down on account Of good be.
Tor Will probably have to be
eyed ont to the end.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-10-21
LOTHROP HAS S'MORE
"BIG" EXPERIENCE

It's a cold day latley whsn
Groyor c.. Lothrop of the Olson
rooming house can't come forward
with a thrilling experience, and
here's the latest. While fulfilling
his duties as landlord Tuesday
evening two strangers entered, one
much the worse for liquor, and
after brief alteration pulled an
automatic and went for Lothrop.
A struggle ensued and Lothrop
being mu5h the lighter Of the two
came near getting the worst of the
tussle. The other stranger, fortt..
nately for Lothrop, held aloof.
Now comes in the ludicrous side
Of the affair. Sitting in the room
at the time the struggle commenced
we're an express messenger, bag
gageman and clerk from the
depot, and when the stranger pulled
the gun they stampeded FOR the
stairway, knocking over the stove
and nearly setting the house on
fire, ard shedding their belong
ing's as they ran. The clerk
jumped into bed clothes and ali
and covered up his head and when
Lothrop came up 8 few moments
later the express messenger and
baggageman were shrinking be
hind the door with chattering teeth
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