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THREE KEYS
By FREDERIC ORMOND
Copyright. 1893 by W J Watt & Coz

door You must take it and drive to
your fathers Office. You'H find Morris
there. When YOU get him bring him
here"
shall ten him that YOU are here.
Jack?'' Edna asked She had already
ABSORBED the COntagi0n OF MiIlingtOn' s
excitement. and her volatile nature was
aglow with eaEerness to undertake this
beW1idering adventure
Yes, yes" the Dlotter cried. with en-
thusiasIn at the suggestion That's the
ideal Tell him have met with an ac-
CideDt, been run over bv an automobile
III have an ambulance. outside and two
or three doctors in attendance. He'll
come fast enough If he thinks that I
am IN any danger You must make me
out as almos- dead"
But h,.w an I supposed to know all
about thiS2" Edna QucTied-
on. ytu saw the accident. You were
there when they picked me up You
were Ehe only one who knew me, and
had ne brought here Bring him here
as SION as ever you can Look here.
Edna, III tell you this much: Nv gov
ernor has got home If once he gets
his clutches on Morris he'll send him
send Morris to prison2'- cried Edna.
Good Lord What have I said2 Any
Office and away from that part Of the
city inside Of an hour he VIII BE- ruined
Can YOU do it, Edna o.
Il can do It and I VIII do it," the
g1rl declared, firmly But suppose I.
can't find him %
You must find him. Follow him all
over Jhe city, but get him %
Shall ] tel him that your father IS In
the city and that there IS DANCE. or
No, no not for the v-OrId-'' Milling
ton COMMANDED 90 Just bring him here
Don't on ~ account, let him go else
whtre." While speaking, the young man
had thrown open the door. and now.
without another word EXCLAIMED he
tween them, the girl hurried forth on
her mission OF salvation
The Continuation Of This Sforv VIII
Be Found In Tomorrow
Times.
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THE
Synopsis Of Chapters Already PubHshe

Norris Iathrop. having Equsndered
S2.00o- COO, resolves TO kin himself he
changes his mind when he IS told y
George Trevor, father OF his betrothed-
Carls Trevor, that a loan OF S5eJ.59 Is
necessary 70 save Trevor 1Eorn rulTa-
Lathrop runs across Jack Wilmington. a
riCh Young Wall Street broker, and MILL
in-ton asks Lathrup 10 look after MS
affairs while he is on a visit 20 chicago.
With one Of the keys with which ne -
intrusted I,athrop opens Milling on's safe
deposit box takes si5tssoo N securities
and turns them over 20 Trevor
Morris and Cara quarrel over Rita
OresI. Morris refusing 20 reveal the
s. aT--sh girls origin OF her hold On MIN
The engagement IS broken ar Trevor
Seems 10 recognize IA Rlra's phot5Erapn
q reseul bIaRce 70 some one he had known
long ago
At TTevor,s insistence, Lathrop Llhes
him % see Rita The old man Is over
con by q picture OF her unknown mother
the girl shows him, and when she pro
duCes q pair OF GaEgers. also once ner
mothers. he tries 20 xiii himself
Cara consumed by Jealousy, goes 70
Cara reproaches Rita as the mistress
OF Morris When the quarrel that tot-
lows Is at its height Norris enters the
room
Morris unB-aids- CARA. and fnaEy-asks
Rita 70 Be his wife she rebels. but con-
Eents.
Rita suddenly disappears Trevor and
La1kr0p are told that CARA has met with
a serious accident
Trevor admits 10 Morris that Rita Is
his daughter; an effort TO find her is be
gun A cablgEram from sam MlltiDgtOn
and Jack 1IEiugtou's arrival az his
room makes Morris position more dan
Eerous-
JACK ATTlinrtoa confesses his love for
Rita and tells Morris he wants 20 marry
her.
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nth ST. n W. z1s-Cne second story a.
cove front room; vel furnished uo--h1uss-
keeping
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PA ANC-. IgI2-Tuo or three light hsus=-
Phone II IN
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HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWsf
White help ana moderate prices. LEON L
CAHOON. Acme Window Cleaning Co. r.
Eevsd 20 81 q 81 - ". Phoaa y fIkA
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

SECONDHAND SURREYS. rraas rT-1s-
bouts. cne delivery wagons So up. CO.'S
WELLS zoe III. ZI2 "a Erh y W
CAN'T has 10 car loads Of runabouts sur
reys- ana : spring wagons VVtu sen them
regardless q cost l205 - 81 y. "
HIRING. BOARDING, and sales Stables
Sl1 Missouri are- n " 5 .. WATERS
Special rates to travelling szieEueD
Phones Col SO and s703
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BIRDS AND ANIMALS.
And high-gTEde

co TO z L BARCLAY. a4 D st. the "a,
exterminator. for al kinds OF pets. Beauti-
fuI cheap dogS his speciality. Lie experieuo.
DOGS RENDERED IMMUNE from dfgte--
per By vaccination with imported C5ernao
serum Particulars upon Application H.
CECIL FRENCH. as 18th st y ".
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y. :. AVE y W. Lzf2-Tv-o rooms IiEHt
housekeeping steam heating cooking a-zs-
near Census Annex no Children SIS month.
Phone y. s7Is
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EYE ST \. E, s9s-A coy faTaIsas1 To5H-
- per week
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FOR RENT-RO0MS
Furnished

49,. AVE y. w. 1a00-NIcaly rTrnfshsd
n0oSns. Eeco1d Of third hoar; seoarateIy q
- sItes hos water heat; gentlemen IRE
ASIIeos vii give board e 6eslrsd
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BOARD

TABLE BOARD IS per week good home
Cooking early breakfast near state. War,
and Navy Department Phone Main 1871, 1Sol
z 81 y "
HTGH-CTASS MEAL az moderate prices
served at your home Phone y f55A De-
livery made uv wagon -'E AL-FF2A. -. III
y st y V. GARRETT. ISIS 7 s. y. W
CUMBERLAND CAFE cor Thomas Circle
ard 1Tassachuserts ave- frs--cIzss board
and quick service terms reasonable
II 81 y w sg7-Exceuent table board,
meals daily. for gsntleEnens reasonable
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SEWING MACHINES

I.ARKIN, The Sewing Machine Man has
new and slightly used machines; ezsy
terms: renting and repairing 50 and Il y "
Phone
SINGER DROP HEAD Sewing Macbi7e
slightly used $40. Call after D. m 907
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HELP WANTED-MALE

AAS-COloTed, 10 drive q dump wagon APP
ply 1883 H 81 y E
sTOREROOM Man, 50; panty nan, s.;
waiter. S a week FISHERS AGENCY.
4is 10Th s..
TAILoR-A6Ie TO work On new coats and
Apply at 2ou 18Th st y
WAGON JUMPERS over Il years Of ags.
Co SD 81
DO NOT LET THESE
LONG WINTER NIGHTS
SIP BY without preparing yourself for a
high -sslaTied position n tha early spring
Lsara business IN which the demand for
competent men far exceeds the supply. We
teach you IN a few weeks the best trade
A special reduction n the price OF our schoI-
arship Is now being made 10 those entering
cur winter day or night classes
TIE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE
or WASHINGTON
The Oldest and largest AutomOblIe School
IN the United States
1896 -sth ST. y W
VANTED-1fea TO learn barber trade only
81 weekly. when through Catalogue free
AQLER'S BARBER COLLEGE, 207 Bowery
New York city
YOUNG NAN. IS 70 % years OF age, to Dive
special wagon Apply BOX Sss. Times
9lLoe-
YOUNG NAN 20 Do photographic printing
and hntshins- SCEdEEsEfts STUDIO. 1zo7
WANTED-MISCELL ANEOUS
HIGHEST CASH prices paid fo5, worn cl5th-
Ing, either ladies' O. Ee1tIet-e1-s; send
postal, VIII call b TAESEES. 1893 7th 81
y " Phone Eo-th so
Pay the highest cash prices Tor lagiIs-5.
gentlemen'N and children's cast-o1 wearing
apparel drop postal, viii call G LIVING
SION, Ia TN 81 y. ", OF Phons North 700.
BIG MONEY paid for ladies'. and geatIeTnen's
CASTOR clothing, shoes. hats. Postal xiii
cal s BERNSTEIN 1914 9TH s. y. SOY
wANTED-TwO counters, 10 70 IA feet long
at zen and a 5 Z Phone L ucoln IIss.
rutland HOWES-
WILL CALL IN ny CnIettered wagon CITY
suburb; pay highest cash prices fer
ladies' gentlemen 8. anu Childreu's d discarded
clothing q al descriptions send postal OF
phone y II55- z RICE Is12 7th St y W
SIND YOUR GOODS 70 SMITHS AUCTTON
HOUSE. SO Ia ave- where pay highest
cash prices FOR al merchandise. sales ever
Tuesday and Thursday.
yYANTED-Furniture for cash: ser vour
goods TO the man who gives you the suost
money See HOPWOOD, sth and K
WANTED-Furnfture Office fixtures: viII pay
you more money than anyone IN Washing
ton as 1lth st y w Main S5A
WANTED-HOusehold furniture roll fop
desks, Showcases Highest prices TSA-C
MILLER, 6Ss la ave. y ". Main 1874
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-24
DOUBLE DIVORCE
AND QUICK UNION

Sioux Falls, s. d., June 1S.-Follow-
Ing closely upon the divorce of Mrs.
w. o. Durham from her husband, DIR.
w. O.. Durham, of this city, comes the
announcement Of his marriage on the
succeeding day to Mrs. Mary c.. Knapp,
until recently the wife of George
Knapp.
Trouble between the members Of
frequent and of the kind which at
tracts notice by the society which de-
cries it. DR.. Durham was twice arrested
on complaint of George Knapp, the
husband with an alleged grievance, up
on a statutory charge, once in this city
and once at Canton. At the latter
place it was alleged that DR.. Durham
and Mrs. Knapp had registered at a
hotel in such a manner as TO GUS
suspicion in the mind of the husband
of the latter. Later Mr.. and Mrs.
Knapp separated and still later Mrs.
Knapp secured a warrant for the ar
rest of her husband in Sioux City on,
a charge of kidnapping a child born of
the two before the craft Of the Knapp.
family went aground on a reef. The.
warrant was not served, the husband
succeeding in getting out of the city.
with his charge. The child was later
located at some point in Minnesota.
1t is not understood that there Will
be any appearance against DR.. Knapp
on the charge originally entered
against him by the husband Of the.
woman who has now become the wife
of DR.. Durham. Both families were
formerly prominent in the social and
club life of this city.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-24
RECENT CANDIDATE
FOR GOVERNORSHIP
To PUBLISH DAILY
George w. Egan Will Launch
Third Newspaper in His
Home City.

Sioux Falls, S. D., June 18.-Within
30 days there will be a daily newspa-
per published in this city. carrying a
comprehensive news service, possibly
covering both evening and morning
fields, and bearing the name Of George
w. Egan as publisher and editor.
This is the positive statement OF
friends OF the man who was recently
defeated for the gubernatorial nomina-
tion in his spectacular race against the
opposition of both the progressive and
standpat factions of the republican
party. 1t is denied by the friends of
MIR. Egan that this is a political ven
ture, but on the other hand ii is assert
ed that there is a real need for the pub
LEGATION and that Egan is the one man
who can command the local support TO
make 1t pay Being barred from the
legal profession, Egan finds IT neces-
5sary to adopt other means TO make his
way. and in the publication of the
weekly American Republic he has sue
ceeded to such an extent hat he feels
confident that he can make the daily
enterprise go well, boil locally and
throughout the state.
Back of his project 1t is understood
that there are some of the most sub
tstantial business interests of the city,
as we'll as several capitalists from the
outside who are willing To join with
him in his venture.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-24
BANQUET Is RENDERED
TO FORMER DAkOTAN

Huron, S. D., June ia banquet
was served last night at Hotel Royal,
by employees of the Minnesota, Dakota,
Pierre and Rapid City divisions of the
Chicago & Northwestern Railway, in
honor of Hon. A. c. Johnson, the new
ly appointed traffic passenger manager.
Colonel Dick Woods, of Sioux Falls, was
POSTMASTER, and in introducing Mr..
Johnson, presented him in behalf of the
railroad men with a handsome diamond
ring, after which a number Of toasts
were given. Among the speakers were
"A. K. Gardner, Dan Glennon, Rev. Father
Desmond and Mr.. Boaldt. Among out
OF town guests present were VIM. Will
lister, superintendent, Winona; H. j.
Wagon, general agent, Winona; w. =.
Parsons, Winona; G.. tt. Dixie, superin-
tendent OF construction, Pierre; j. w.
Doyle, superintendent, Pierre; Mr..
Phelps, division passenger agent, Him
OILS Central, Dubuque, and Mr.. Hanson,
passenger traffic manager, Illinois Cen
trail, Chicago.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-24
ELDRlDGE ATTEMPTS TO
BREAK WESTON RECORD

Reno, New, June 18.-Jack Eldredge
has left here on the last leg OF the
walk across the continent from Bos-
ton to San Francisco. began March Is,
to beat Weston's record of los days.
Eldredge, who is "a years old, is now
10 days ahead of the septuagenarian's
record and expects to reach the coast
June Is, II days from Boston.
Last Wednesday he beat Weston's
best daily record OF 70 miles by three
miles, when he made rs miles in "a
hours while crossing the desert. Sew
eral Boston sportsmen have wagered
a large sum that the lad will beat
Weston, and If he succeeds he will be
paid $4,000.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-24

laws OF this state regulating the business
Of insurance.; and,
Whereas. The said has filed
In this Office a duly certified copy OF
It's charter with certificate of organiza-;
ton, in compliance with the require
ments OF the insurance law aforesaid;
Now, Therefore, I, O. S. Basford,
Commissioner of Insurance of the State
OF South Dakota, pursuant to the pro-
visions of said laws, do hereby certifyi
that the above named is fully
empowered, through its authorized
agents, to transact its appropriate
business of Fire and Marine Insurance
In this state, according to the laws
thereof, until the 2Sth day Of Febru-,
airy, A. D.. 1911.
In Testimony whereof, ] have here{
into set my hand and official zeal at
Pierre, this 18th day of February, A. D..
1910.
(Seal) o. S. BASFORD,
Commissioners OF Insurance.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-24
UNION COUNTY MAN
DIES AT YANkTON HOSPITAL,

Elk Point, s. D., June lS.-E. a.
Dow, Of this city, died at the
insane hospital at Yankton Tuesday,
He was BORN at Cabot, Vermont, April.
rs, 1S43 and came to this county in
1871. In 1908 his health began to fail
when he was taken to the asylum at
Yankton, at which place he died. He
leaves a wife and eight children. The
children are Mrs. Arson Goss, of Fair,
point. S. n: Chester and Lon of this
city, William of st. Paul, Mimi, Myrtle;
Of S%ulpher, S. D.: Fred, of Chats.
worth, Iowa; Mrs. Olevah Tapp, Of
Portland, Ore, and Mrs. Jennie Brown,
of Peirre, S. d. He was 81 years old.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-24
MARS is COMPELLED
TO ABANDON HIS TRIP

Topeka, June 1S.-At s o'clock last
night ]. G. Mars abandoned his Topeka
to Kansas City ~aeroplane fight for the
day ar Bismarck, a small town near
North Lawrence.
tempts at Midland, e Bismarck, to-
resume his flight, but the engine on his
aeroplane was not working properly
and darkness compelled him to give up;
Whether he continues his flight to-
day, he says, depends on whether the
offer OF the $4,000 prize still holds
good. IL 1t does he will continue, but
IL not he probably will abandon the,
cross country flight. :
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-24
GRANGE MEETING is
HELD AT DRAPER

Draper, S. D.. June 1S.-A great crowa
attended the Grange picnic and field
meet here Monday. A program was
rendered by the Pomona Grange and
addresses were given by a number Of
visiting state Changers. A basket din
ner was served in the schoolhouse by
the ladies.
One OF the events pulled of was OF
more than passing interest-the ball
game between the hitherto unbeaten
aggregation from Murdo and the Drap-
err team. 1t was won by Draper after
a hard contest, IL to 7. During the
game. Roy Olson, catcher, suffered a
double ~dislocation of his thumb. The
battery for the home team from this
on was Ralph Spears and C. j. Rush.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-24
JENKINS FIELD SECRETARY
FOR DAKOTA WESLEYAN

WatertOwn, S. D, June 18.-ReV. J..
P. Jenkins, d. D., for the past three
years pastor of the First Methodist
church in this city, has accepted the
position of financial secretary Of Oak
ota Wesleyan university, at Mitchell,
now engaged in raising a $3.50. 900 en-
dowment fund, and will leave Water
town as soon as his successor can be
found. The Watertown church is one
Of the strongest in the state of the
Methodists, and DR.. Jenkins is on
coded to be one of the ablest preachers
il has ever had.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-24
FARMER is POISONED
BY CANNED VEGETABLES

Rapid City, S. D., June 1S.-In a tenn
porary trance caused, he believes, by
eating canned vegetables that poisoned,
him, Sam Gary, a farmer, wandered
three days through the country before
he recovered his senses. Gary vas
driving from New Underwood, and
stopped at a roadhouse for dinner.
Shortly after leaving he became sick
and remembers nothing more until he
found himself three days later nearly
10 miles away from his team. What he
did or where he went in the interval he.
is unable to say.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-24

Yankton. June 1S.-The annual
Riggs prize for extempore speaking.
was awarded Tuesday afternoon to Mr..
r. j.. Swanson, who spoke On the Taft
administration and whether It had
made good. In the art department the
Livingston silver medals were won by
ISIS Margaret Dealy. In the fine arts
division, and by Miss Margaret Gard
uer, OF Zee Heights, III the ~acadeHly
lass. Miss Harriet Olson won honor
ny mention IN the iine arts. and Miss
pauline Kolberg. Of FullerviNe honor,
Try mention IN the Academy.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-24
THORNBURG ACQUITTED
OF MURDER CHARGE

Neigh. Neb. June 18.-F. M. Thorn
burg was found not guilty of the MUIR
der OF August Rakowin. The killing
followed a quarrel over the settlement
OF an account involving Sc. The jury
held that Thornburg acted In self de-
Tense. The defendant was represented
by M, r. Harrington. OF O'Nsm. and O
a. Williams. OF this city. ~. ". Alien
assisted Count Attorney l..~e y IN
prosecution.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-24
WATERFOWL ENTERTAlNs
TWO GRAND BODIES

WATERFOWL, S. D., June 1S.-Both of
the South Dakota grand lodges, Knights
OF Pythias, and the South Dakota Post
masters league now in session in Wat
ertown report the largest registration
OF delegates in their history. Both
bodies @ere g. Lake Ea@pe:La l.st
night for an excursion, and a picnic
supper and grand ball in the South
Dakota National Guard officers club
house.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-24
SOL WE'VE ON The Run.

Baton Rouge, La, June IS.-The re-,
peated experiments with arsenate OF
lead nave proved ~conclusively that this
chemical is the one protection against
the boil weevil is the assertion today
of Wilmot Newell, secretary OF the
Louisiana crop pest commission.
Secretary Newell has issued a bulle-
tin advising cotton planters to employ.
this preparation.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-24

Nowhere for many years continuously
has the education machine worked
moro untiringly than In London. Yet OF
the skilled labor in London two-thirds
IS lone by me nand women from the
provinces while seven out OF every 10
dock laborers and so or so per cent or
those who seek refuge In night shelf
ers are London born and bred. What
does this mean? Is 1t merely a fierce
competition caused by the compelling
attraction Of London with its glitter or
wages? or does 1t prove some fatal
weakness IN the London schools, asks
the London Saturday Review.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-24
FALLS 80 FEET, BUT ESCAPES.

WATERFOWL, s.. d., June 1S.-Falling
80 feet onto a cement pavement, VIII
Gallon, a bricklayer of this city, mir
a~culously escaped death this morning.
Gallon stepped onto a scaffolding thai
gave way beneath him, precipitating
him TO what seemed certain death by
those who Witnessed the accident. Be-
fore they could reach him he picked
himself up, and aside from a broken
bone In n wrist and a few minor
scratches. is all right.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-24
OFFICERS SELECTED BY
SOUTH DAKOTA MASONS'

Pierre, S. D., June 18.-Masons in ses-,
sion here have selected the following
officers: Grand master, Samuel S.
Lockhart, Milbank; deputy grand mas.
ter, Charles L. Brockway, Chamber
lain; grand senior warden, William j.
Mackin, Terraville; grand junior ward,
en-, o. H. Williams, Springfield; grand
secretary, George II. Pettigrew, Sioux
Falls, S.. D.; grand treasurer, John G.
Bryan, Plankinton. Chamberlain was
selected as the meeting place for next
year.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-24

The great artists, like the great he
roes, have always done whatever came
40 hand. Michael Angelo grulnpied
and said he was a sculptor Wheil Jutl"9
III set him TO paint, but he painted che
roof OF the Sistine chapel. Shakespeare
chafed al the popularity Of the fool
in the drama OF his time, and then
nroduced the fool in Lear" If either
Of them had waited for perfect comb,
lions and an inspiration untrammeled
by circumstances he would have done
Nothing They produced masterpieces
because they made the best of things
as they were. And his Is the business
of the artist In life.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-24
ANNUAL STATEMENT
for the ear ending December 31st.
m 1904

for the iear ending December 31st,
OF the conditions and affairs of the
ATLAS INSURANCE COMPANY.
Organized under the laws of the State
OF Iowa, made to the Commissioner of
Insurance OF the State CO South Da-
kota pursuant TO the laws thereof.
President. VIM. Wilkinson; Secretary,
Il. II. Nelson; Incorporated, June 20,
1892; Commenced BUSINESS July 1, 1905;
Home Office. Des ONES. Iowa
1. CAPITAL STOCK
Amount of capital paid upoo
"a rash nsr hai0
ance) December Sist OF
previous year ............ 229,4OS.4S
during the year .......... 100, 900. 90
III. INCOME
perpetuais1 1924 45.7O
Gross interest and rents
from company's property,
including amount for COM
pany's own occupancy. 20,32l.75
From all other sources. 80. 1878. 40
Total Income ........ss42.5e5 IS
Net amount paid for losses s. 72.4ss.s5
Expenses for adjustment and
settlement of losses ...... 1918
Commissions OF brokerage. S7,Ss6.65
Salaries, fees and all other
agents and other employees 80 use. 90
Rents, / sluding amount
pancy 1.2s2.5o
than tnan taxes) on real estate. l,1o2.s2
ance APARTMENT feos -. 5,4o2.ss
All othar disburseme1.s -. 1S,262.27
Total Disbursement =. .slss.2ls.s
-------
Balance Ep1ER AssETS
Book value OF real estate I'M
Nfncumbered .$SVO, uvV.U
Mortgage loan On real es-
tate. first liens ,......... lS4.S5l.sS
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-24
sAlLRoAD COMMISSION
RESUMES RATE HEARING

Pierre. s.. d.. June 1S.-The railway
commissioners will be in this ci.v To-
morrow to resume the taking of testi-
mony In the 2-cent rate case which
Is pending between the state and the
different railroads operating in South
Dakota.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-24

There was a young man IN Pratt,
Kan, vino made the mistake of inquir-
ing about fathers feelings ON the sup
port of his matrimonial addresses be-
fore making sure OF daughters. ID
YOU think your father would object to
me marrying your" he said. She re-
Piled: II don't know. II he's any
thing like me he would"