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with being a resident 'of Chicago. but
who. when asked what place he halls
from Just replies, America MOis-
SAINT few between London and Paris
carrying q passenger Other Dirdmen
were Arch HOIsey. who carried Colonel
Roosevelt as a passenger IN st Louis.
~. Curtiss, and Walter BrOOElns. the
Youngest aviator in the world. AMI
many other lesser known.
Twenty-Seven Entries.
The meet opened today with twenty
seven ofNthe worlds most famous air
men on hand. Il viii continue nine
days. including two Sundays.
Startling cOups are expected, for the
Americans-the Wrights and CUrtiss-
have guarded their new racing aero
planes with the utmost secrecy and have
declared that aerial hOEorS are 10 re-
main in America The French, chag-
rined over their defeat last yeRr al
Rheims. have announced their intention
OF breaking every worlds record 10 win
Tne coupe international d'ayiatiOn Is
the chief trophy offered, while 81, 800 in
cash prizes, together W III 20 per cent
Of the first 100000 profits, and 40 per
cent OF the second 10000 profits. Will
be awarded 20 the airrnen- One special
prize Of $1,000 has been offered by
Thomas r Ryan for a flight from the
aviation field, over Brooklyn, around
the statue OF liberty. and return. with
IN one hour
Another OF $500 has been offered by
the Aero Club II America for the avia-
tor who reaches an altitude exceeding
1900 feet. Numerous grand prizes are
offered for speed, duration. distance.
cross-cOuntry, and assenger-carrying
fights.
Some Of Entrants.
The entrants include Brookins. John
stone, Hoxsey and Turpin, pupils OF the
Wright brothers; Willard. Mars. Nc
Curdy and Ely. pupils OF Glenn Curtiss,
J. Armstrong DreXeI. the Philadelphia,
who won fame abroad; John b Mois-
SAINT. the Chicagoan. who few from
Paris to London; Hardness, Schreiver,
Hamilton and Frisbee, Also represent
ing America; Count de Lessups, Lath-
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BALLOON AUREA
FALLS INTO LAKE
Occupants Suffer Intensely
for Three Days From Cold
and Exposure.

NEW YORK. Oct. 22.-The Swiss bal
loon AZurea, one OF the entrants I'm the
international race for the James Gordon
Bennett Cup, was lost in Lake Superio.
more than three days ago. according to
a dispatch received by the Aero Club AT
its headquarters today Capt. Emil
Messner, The pilot, and his aide, Leon
Giraudan, reported in a message that
they escaped death by swimming.
The dispatch came from Biscotasing
town in the AIgoma district Of on
tario.
The telegram, though containing
meager information. tells enough to
show that the two men had a most
thrilling escape from death after they
dropped into Lake Superior "Wednesday
morning. They were forced 10 swim
ashore. and were then lost for threa
days in the woods Of AIgoma territory
and suffered frightful hardships frou
cold and exposure. Poorly protected
from the cold, they encountered weather
Cf II degrees above zero, and were
nearly frozen before they obtained re-
lief
As the telegram was sent from Bis
cOtasing IL Is supposed the two men
finally found shelter there. Further de-
tails Of their escape are expected later.
The dispatch contained no word %
Alan r. Hawley and Augustus Post.
who are missing in the America II.
There Is still another balloon yet 10 be
accoupted for the Dusseldorf il. rep
Lieut.. Hans Gericke and Samuel +. Per
EinS
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Trnons Seek Missing Men

OTTAWA, Oct. Under special or
ders from the Canadian government an
active search was begun today for the
missing balloonists in the race for the
James Gordon Bennett Cup. which
started from St. Louis on Monday As
the hours passed today without any
news from the missing men the fear
grew that they had persisted or were
enduring untold suffering from starva-
ton and cold
Troops viii aid in the most remark
able search ever instituted. Hundreds
Of Canadians. pressed into service
through purely humane motives. are
already searching the wilderness for
traces Of The three balloons that are
still missing.
The whole Of the Canadian mounted
police force within a radius OF a hun
dred miles Is engaged in the search for
the missing pilots and their aides.
according TO messages which have
been received here the German balloon
Germania, Won AberCrOn, pilot, landed
at COOcOOcatche, Quebec, "Wednesday
morning. COOcOOcatChe is 1850 miles
from St Louis, and II is probable that
for distance.
The probability that one or more OF
the balloons has shattered all records
has lent interest to the huat.
Lieutenant Governor Gibson Of On.
tariO held a long conference with
Premier Chitney today regarding the
search.
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DEATHS

COGHGLL-Suddeuly, on Wednesday morning
October Is. 1910, ALEXANDER, the only
and beloved son OF Roberta Burrousils
aged thirty-eight years and seven months
When through the gates OF time he passed,
he saw the many mansions rise.
Dear heart. who knew no home al last.
He found q home IN Paradise.
Those outstretched arms today are closed
About thy dear. thy sainted form
Where, anchored safe in Heavens reDose
Thou knOwest no more LIES chilling storm
Unloved or wistful nerermore
Where want can never come,
He found upon that golden shore
Again a home, sweet home
By his Sisters. Mrs. Lola SeweII and Mrs.
Susie Adams.
All friends Invited. NsIlys l2u Eleventh
street southeast
COOE-on Thursday evening. October %.
1910 at 1:+5 o'clock. Mrs Alice ". COOK.
daughter Of Lola and the late Robert S.
Jones
DAVIS-Oz Friday. October d 1910 at her
residence. 1917 Dent place northwest. ROSA
B.. wife OF Frederick y. Davis.
GATCHEL-On October %. 1910. al New York
city, MAURICE H, II, aSed i've years,
only son Of Maurice II and Matte GatcheI.
GATLING-On Thursday. October %. 1910. a,
u.S0 p. m, SUSAN GATLNG-
GRoss-on Saturday morning. October .
4sAVs al SD O COCK al CtL NiaTkS court
southwest. WILLIAM GROSS
Funeral at go. Monday October -
Friends and relatives all Invited to attend
MAHER-On Thursday afternoon. October 20
1910. at CHESTNUT Lodge SanItariurn Rock
Vile. Nd. Miss ROSIE MAHER
STEwART-On wednesday. October 70. 1910
at $50 D. IT., CHARLOTTE STEWART
sister Of Julia Thornton, AGED ffty-fv,
years
WEBER-SuddenIy. Thursday, October 20
1910. az 10 a m. at her residence, 20
F-fth street southeast CHRISTINE
WEBER, widow OF J. H Weber
WILLIAMSON Thursday. October %. 1870
al $40 a. m, at her residence. Capit0
Heights Nd. HESTER ANN WILLIAMS
wife OF William z. williams
wISE-Suddenly. on Friday. October q. 1910
at Georgetown University Hospital LEROY
son Of William 2. and Emma Wise.
YOU-NG-On Friday. October q, 1910. at IN,
home OF her daughter. Cora McKnew. 90
Fifth street northeast, LAURA o. YOUNG
IN the sixty-sixth year OF her age.
ZELLERS-On Thursday, October 20. 1910 a
brentwood, Nd, WEBSTER FRANKLIN
son Of Hattie r. and william A. ZeIlers
aged nineteen months
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MAKES COLDS OR
GRIPPE VANISH
Surely breaks the most severe cold
and ends Grippe misery IN
just few hours.

You can surely end Grippe and break
Up the most severe cold either IN head,
chest. back. stomach. or limbs. By taking
a dose Of Palss's Cold Compound every
two hours until three consecutive doses
are taken
It promptly relieves the most uiser-
able neuralgia pains. headache, duliness.
head and nose stuffed Up. feverishness,
sueezing. sore throat. mucous catarrhal
discharges, running OF the nose, sore
ness, stiffness, and rheumatic twiuges.
Take this harmless COMPOUND as d.
rected, without interference with your
usual duties and with the knowledge
that there IS no other medicine, made
anywhere else in the world. which viii
cure your cold or end Grippe misery as
promptly and without any other assist
ance or bad after effects as a 25-cent
package OF Pape's Cold Compound,
which any druggist IN the world can
supply
Pape's Cold Compound IS the result
of three years research at a cost OF
more than fifty thousand dollars, and
col tains no Quinine, which we have con-
CluSiVely demonstrated is not effective
in the treatment OF colds OF grippe.
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White House Callers.

Postmaster General Hitchcock.
Attorney General Wickersham.
Associate Justice Hughes.
Frank b. Kellogg.
James Bronson Reynolds.
John G.. Capers.
Bishop NJ. c. Harris. Of Korea.
Judge r. r. Terrell.
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DOLLAR FOR SONS
FAMILY Of TWELVE
ChildleSS Daughter of Mrs.
Harriet NJ. Howe Gets
$4,000 Estate.

Cutting of her son. Henry L. Howe.
his wife. and his twelve children, with
81 each. Mrs. Harriet NJ. Howe. wife
Of Major Henry S Howe. By her Will,
which was filed in Probate Court today,
leaves her estate to a daughter, Mrs. Jo-
sephine H. Ingalls,, wife Of Major Charles
H. ingalls,, of North Cambridge, Mass.
Mrs. Howe's estate. which is valued
at more than $4,000, includes $500
worth OF stocks and bonds and farm
land in Minnesota, which was left TO
her by her husband. whose VIII was ad-
mitted 10 probate last March.
Explaining in her viii the reason for
cutting of her son, who is the father
Of twelve children. and bequeathIng
her fortune 20 her daughter. who mas
no children, Mrs Howe states that
during the twelve years prior TO the
execution Of her will on July 3, 1876,
the son had received large sums Of
money from his father.
Specific As To One Case.
Mrs. Howe makes specific provi-
sion that one Of her grandchildren,
Hudebrand Howe. a son through the
first marriage Of her son, shall receive
no more than the 81, although the terms
are not made as specific in regard 10
the other eleven.
Any one contesting this viii shall
be LETT out, IS one provision Of the
viii. Mrs. Howe apparently anticipate
ing that perhaps her son or his twelve
children would object 10 receiving only
the 81.
The grandchildren mentioned In the
will are Mary, John, Emma, william
James. Belle, Lucy. Ada, George. Frank
Jessie and TIildebrand Howe. They live
wit htheir parents at Rossea, Mimi
If Daughter should Die.
4 provisio nof the will that does not
now become effective is: If my daugh-
ter should die without issue before me,
then all j have given ANA bequeathed
TO her I give and beqqueath to my SON.
mS uCiIS l.lu U-sisito 4vIvN CT 20 DV utiu
an trust tor HIM and q payment OF 81
q month 10 be made OF him, and al mis-
death all shall be given TO his children
by his wife, Virginia Howe"
Mrs. Howe died October IS. Her viii
and the petition for its probate were
feIed by Attorneys Lyon g. Lyon
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am, L Blanc. Auburn, Barrier, Garros,
Audemars and Simon, from France, and
Grahame- White. OEilvie. McArdIe and
Club OF the United Kingdom
Never has there been gathered IN the
history OF this modern sport a more
nCtaOle collection Of spOrtsmeu-
The coupe international d'aviariOu.
which viii be contested for Saturday
October ., was won last year at Rheims.
BY Glenn Curtiss. the only American
contestant at the first International
meet BY winning. CUrtiss secured the
James Gordon Bennett Cup. the 8 ono
purse and the right % hold the next
International contest in America Each
nation is allowed three flyers in this
great speed contest. which this year viii
be o. I miles
Curtiss was offered first place On the
American team, but refused The
American team. therefore. Will be Sc
Iected by 4 series OF elimination con
tests The others have already selected
their teams
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Deaths.

Elizabeth Hamilton. So years; Washing
ton Home for Incurables.
Florence /. Willis. 80 years; 100 n street
northwest.
Charles F. Pail. Sc years; 500 Q street
northwest.
Robert T. BARLEY, 81 years; Sibley Hos
Dital
John B. Cartwright. a. wears: Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane.
Christine Weber, CO years; 204 Fifth
street southeast.
Cuvier Grover. 26 years; 1919 y street.
Laura O. Young, c. YEARS; 926 Fifth
street northeast
Rosie =. Davis. 80 years: 3S17 Dent
place northwest. -..
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Marriage Licenses-

Harry G. Mccoy and Grace G. LOOMS,
both of Washington.
Harry PASCAL and Florence Wingett,
both Of Washington.
William z. Steinmier and Jennie A
Sipple, both of Washington
William =. Lamers. of Cleveland, Ohio,
and Mary y. Krogmann, OF Washing
ton.
Thomas J. Wright and Anna Z. Low
ell. both Of Baltimore
Carlos c. Bates and Nettie NJ Kimmeil,
both ~ Washington.
Gerald +. McGilHcuddy. Of Washington,
and Sadie z. McNally, Of Worcester,
Mass.
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BUSH'S ESTATE
GOES TO CHILDREN
Son and Daughter Get Ali Except
Small BequeSt TO
Grandchild.
Grandchild.

BY the VIII OF Mrs. Eleanor Adams
Stanton Bush who died ~ Oakland,
Cal. on September IS. her daughter
Mrs. Eleanor Bush Chamberlain, wife Of
Dr. Weston p Chamberlain. Of the Uni
ted States Medical Corps, VIII receive ali
but $1,000 OF she 5000 estate. The
sum Of 5000 IS bequeathed 10 Lewis II.
Stanton. Mrs. Bush's son, who lives IN
New Orleans. and about 500 worth OF
jeweiry and household articles are left
70 Eleanor Maria Chamberlain,
gTandcLild.
The win and a petition for its pro-
bate were filed today IL Probate Court
The petition states that Mrs. Bush died
possessed OF $35ooC worth Of stock and
bonds and some real estate in New
Orleans and Florida Mrs Bush was
the widow Of James c. Bush
The Washington times., 1910-10-22
KILLED BY HORSE.

HAVANA. Oct. 22.-SalvadOr Cisne-
ros, Marquis dc Santa Lucia, who was
the second president Of the Cuban re-
public, died this evening at his planta-
ION. uear \eUvitaS, from injuries suf-
fered in falling from his horse this
morning
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The Vital Records.
Births.

Charles F. and EstelIe J. Smith, girl.
sylvester and Margaret +. Murphy,
boy.
Frederick and Ethel Sharcross, boy.
James w and AiIeen Stansbery, boy.
Thomas and Ella McGrath, girl.
Henry g and Harriet J. McGrath, girl.
Robert NJ. and Harriet /. Miller, boy.
Edgar NJ. and Susie Jordan, girl.
William T. and Agnes Clarkson, girl.
Christian A and Alice Manning, girl.
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COTTON COS 10 Sd CENTS.

DAVENPORT. Tex, Oct. Z2-Twenty-
seven and twenty-eight cents per pound
is being paid in this section today for
cotton. One bale Of long staple cotton
brought 90 cents.
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TO COMBAT CHOLERA.

PARIS, oct. 22-The international
bureau Of public hygiene today recon-
mended the calling of an international
sanitary conference to combat the
cholera epidemic.
ROME, Oct 22-There were twenty
five new cases OF cholera and nineteen
deaths during last night and today in
the infected districts Of Italy.
The Washington times., 1910-10-22
Old Masonic Temple

ACCcUETAECE INSTRUCTION
PRE7 AIRING FOB c. p. a DEGREE
AND PROFESSIONAL CAREER.
WASHINGTON School Of ACcOuntancy,
conducted Ly Y Ii. c. A Institute
Catalogue. Personal conference So
Ifcfted Address Director. Washington
school OF AcCOUnra ncy. 1874 G street
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CHURCH NOTICES

BAPTIST-CALVART BAPTIST CHURCH.
Sth and II streets northwest. Rev Samuel
h Greene. D. D. pastor. P II Bristou,
superintendent Public worship with ser
mons By the pasrJr u q m. and $50 D. m
Church prayer meelas, Thursday. S p n
Teachers Club. : p m; deacons' meeting,
m c. E meetings Sunday $50 D.
m; Tuesday, p m All are cordially in
vited.
UNITARIAN-Au Souls Church. cor. 14-b
AID L sJs- Ulysses 9. b Pierce, D. u.
minister; S.4J a m. Sunday school class for
the comparative study OF religion. and Unity
mOa by che minister. There is also kinder
Earten during the hour Of morning worship
I-3Q p. m. Young Peoples Religious Union
The public invited 10 al services
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-First Church OF
Christ. Scientist. 18th and r SITS y w
Services. sunday, II a. III. and D. IL
Subject. Probation After Death" Sunday
School, a m. Wednesday Evening
meeting p m. Public cordially invited An
seats free Free reading room. COL Colorado
Building
METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL NJ. E
CHCRCH-COrner John Marshall pI. and c
ST. John REID shannon. minister. At Il a.
m. bishop Charles W Smith, LII d, Of
Portland. ore. viii preach AT p. T.
Rev R J. Cook. LII D. Of New York CITY
viii preach- sunday school and Metropolis
tan Bible class. $50 E7worth League. S:s5-
YOUNG wOMENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCTA-
TION-12th and + SITS. y. W. Vcsper ser
vices, sunday. $50 p m. Topic Our South
American Sisters Leader. Dr. Ada r
Thomas All welcome
SPIRTTUALISF - The First SpirituaIist
Church Pythian Temple. second floor. Iale
Sth St y W, 1880 p m Lecture and mes
sages by Rev George W Hates and wife
Subject: The National Cause Seats free
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
AT Pythiau Temple. lOI2 SJh 81 y. W.
at il g. m. Bishop oliver G.. Sabiu viii
deliver the second Of a series Of y free lee
lures. teaching how TO heal the sick At the
close OF the lecture those suffering from
aches md pains viii be treated free Seats
free All invited
PEOPLES OPEN AIR EVENSONG. Mt. St.
Alban.-Sunday. October .. 1910, at p m.
Special preacher, Rev Robert Talbot. rector
g ST PaUls Church The music VIII be sung
" the Cathedral Open Air Choir. led By a
ietachment OF L S Marine Band. Take
-'enley town cars
/ BAPTIST-'-The Tomorrovs OF Life. OF Ny
Life and the Future-WhatZ-' IS the gen
| eraI subject OF Sunday evening sermons BY
4 Pastor John f. Briggs, OF Fifth Baptist
I Church. r and 81 SITS. = W The subject
/ next Sunday is with What Body Do They
Come p A study Of the Resurrection Spe-
cIal music Baptism AL welcome
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FOLLOWING Schedule of Flying EventS
Announced Today

and hourly distance hourly
altitude duration fights O'clock grand
nd crosscountIy fights
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altitude daily flights o'clock grand
cross-cOuntry flights.
Sunday October hourly
tanc hourly altitude daily fights O'clock
grand altitude fight preliminary grand speed prize
Monday October s45 hourly
hourly altitude, daily duration fights o'clock,
grand fight necessary grand speed
prize.
Tuesday afternoon aso ago 345 hourly
hourly altitude daily fights; o'clock
grand altitude al cross-ceunty fights
Wednesday afternoon o'clock beginning
Cup elimination fights of competition McheIn
trophy longest landing Scientific
Cup); 1890 s:4s hourly distance
altitude, daily duration, fights; o'clock grand
cross-country flights.
Thursday afternoon October ago hourly distance al
tud and fastest flights; s45 Of
fight liberty Ryan prize
(hight completed before $3.50 OOc) o'clock
altitude fight
Friday October hourly dis
altitude, daily DURATION and fastest flights; o'clock
grand altitude and crOsscOuntry passenger fights.
Saturday a9-sO succeeding
may Gordon Bennett Cup miles
trophy Scientific American" Cup for
grand altitude fight
Sunday so-II hourly distance hourly altitude
fight passenger fight;
p m, cOsscountry fight grand speed and grand altitude
finals; trophies
n day.
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Sunday afternoon October s:45 hourly
tance hourly altitude fights; O'clock
grand altitude fight preliminary grand speed prize
The Washington times., 1910-10-22

Tuesday afternoon hourly
hourly altitude fights; o'clock
grand and cross-ccuntry fights
The Washington times., 1910-10-22

Monday afternoon, October a4s 3:4 hourly
lance hourly altitude daily flights; o'clock
grand fight necessary grand speed
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Z GOLDSTEIN'S grocery store at %
10th ST y i. is sold. All creditors
should call al the above address or al
Thomas p. Browns office. 617 ~ st. S.W-
All claims must be made by Oct 2s, 1910.
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CHINA SHOP.

IsQ3 Eye S. y W
White china Tor decorating mineral colors-
brushes. etc Low prices Tor firing Decor
ated china sod On small commission
FIYNccsS BUSINESS SCHOOL. IS month
Shorthand. TypeWriJinE. Bookkeeping. Eng
Msh- Mrs h a FLYNN. Principal S. W.
corner ST. and X sts- N W
Shorthand and typewr1tlnEi
Dav-EveninE- Experienced Teachers
Spanish by Native Instructor, 50 Mc,
THE E"TON SCHOOL,
1903 Il st. n. W
Pupils for plano. private or c-aSS lessons
terms moderate BOX fl2. Times odice-
WALTON BOY-E announces The opening OF
the BoyCe StuliO ar So 18th 81. y ". 20
pupils for singing. pianot1-te theory
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Friends School
For Boys and Girls

HIGH SCHOOL AND EIGHT GRADES
BIAS PREPARED FOR MORE THAN -
COLLEGES CERTIFICATE PRIVILEGE
TO ALL. ADMITTING on CERTIFICATE
EXCELLENT Bull DINGS AND EQUIP-
LENST- LABORATORIES ART AND NAN
UALs TRAINING DEPARTMENTS. GYM
NASIUM. LCNCEROOAI, CITY AND COUN-
TRY FAIRGROUNDS SMALL, WELL
GRADED CLASSES. FOURTEEN TEACH
THOMAS ". sIDW-ELL. A. n,
ISL 7 ST. ~. y. PRINCIPAL
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UNDERTAKES
]. WILLIAM LEE
FUNERAL DESIGNS

FUNERAL DESIGNS
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PEOPLES OPEN AIR ENENSONG. Mt St
Alban.-Sunday, October %. 1910, at p m
Special preacher, Rev Robert Talbot. rector
G St Paul's Church The music VIII be sung
" the Cathedral Open Air Choir. led b. a
etachment OF L S Marine Band. Take
--'enley town cars.
The Washington times., 1910-10-22

October z-rso to ago and z;4s to s:4s, hourly dis
altitude daily Duration and fastest flights; o'clock
de and cross-country passenger fights
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-17

Tribuna Sioux Citska zapoGala
agitaci We svych sloupcfch prot
bezpravf ktere zeleznice pachaji
proti farmerdm V JIM Dakote a
uvadi nasledujfci vtipne otazky al
cislice:
''Kdyz jiho Dakotan cd Marion
Junction zaplati IA cent? "a sto Il
Der obili jez zasle do Sioux City,
a farmer v Iowa re stejne vzdale-
nosti platf jenom Z zaslat sve obilf
do Sioux City kan Sc podeje zby-
lych Z centd?
"Kdo 81 je ponecha?
Farmer cd Marion Junction pla
tt SIP "a dovoz kary jeho obilf
lO7 mil, kdezto jeho Iowsky kon-
kurent mnze karu sveho obili zas,
lati tn samou vzdalenost "a $50.
Obdrzi snad dakotsky zasiiatel
onech $50 rozdflul
Kdyz farmer z Parker zasle ka.
ru prasat do Sioux City a plati 15c
"a sto liber dovozneho, mnoholi "a
ne obdrzf vice v jatkach nezli far
mer z Iowa, jenz platf dovozneho
jenom lie "a sto liber z te same
vzdalenosti?
Zaplati snad Sioux Citysti 3D.
kupnici o ony 4 Gently vice dakot-
skemu farmeru?
Sioux City jest vzddlena cd Ia
bora II mil. Kdo jiz zasflal obilf
platil 12c re sta liber. V Iowa
plati z te same vzdalenosti &c a 5
milln, Gill o poloviGku meme. z
prasat Sc plati asi tic re sta liber;
v Iowa farmer z te same vzdale-
nosti, II mil, cd Sioux City plati
1Oc. Takovy rozdfl tedy delajf Re
~leznice mezi staty Iowa a jiznf Da
kotou, a pfec v Iowa Sc poplatky
tamnim "a silateldm zdaji vysoke
proti onem We statu Illinois, a jiz
v pondeli tohoto tydne, vtbor z
Des Moines zadal zalobu zelezniG-
nj komisi statu Iowa proti zelezni-
elm v niz zadajf snfzenf dovozne-
no ma 1roveh onoho v Illinois.
Bude to kus peprne prace pro
komisi v tonic statu vymoci snf-
zeni dovozneho pro zasflatele.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-17
cdm k odhlasov&nj. Referendum
jest dobry ' dstavs, kdyz Sc pier
pills nepfetahuje.

Minuly ctvrtek, Theodore Serr,
synek Henry Sierra We Scotland.
byl kopnut konem do hlavy a "a
past mezi zivotem a smrtf. Hosik
Sc ma koni projfzdel, kdyz tento
Sc polekal a vyhodil a chlapec S
nej spadl, avsak nestestfm pro n6j
u SO drzel femenu cd dzdy a Ia
pletl Sc koni mezi nohy, ktery jej
ma to udefil. y lG!eafe shledano
ze ma na hlavs ranu sest palc1
dlouhou 6 iebecnf kost p~rorazenou
cd cehoz povstalo ochrnutf leve
strany. Jest malo nadeje, Re bu-
de pfi zivotu zachovan.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-17

Farma ma prodej: Farma Pat
McDonalda, 100 akrd 6 mil jiho-
z&padns cd Tabora, vystavena a
1870 akrn poll. $65 akr. j. A.
Wagner, Tabor, S. d. OPS
Ma prodej, farma 100 akrI Sc
stavbami, Z mil cd Tabora, proda
Sc "a $50 akr. - Farma 100 akrI
8 mile cd noveho mesta Neuberg
mezi Tyndall Scotland, krasny
pozemek, 100 akrd vzdelano. $55
"a akr. Jas. A. Wagner.
Farma ma prodej j. F. Wag'
ner, zamysleje odstehovati Sc do
Trip County k will ziskani vice
pozemku, dal do prodeje jeho kras
ne zatizenou farmu. 100 akrd .
mil jiho-zapadne cd Tabora. Cens
$50 akr. Tel. 80 pro pastvu 5 mi
jiznS cd Tabora. Ceno S25 akr.
Haste Sc u j. A. Wagnera, Tabor
S. D.