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'hsi presence that he had put Lori

'hsi presence that he had put Lori
mer over" as United States senator
and that he had collected a fund OF
100000 to do it. In so testifying
the witness contradicted affidavits OF
E. ID. Mosher, Deputy United States
Marshall, Frank j. RUSSELL, editor
of the Mining Journal of Marquette
and Robert c. Lowe, a Chicago news-
paper reporter, before the commits
tee appointed by the Illinois senate
to investigate the Lorimer election.
His statement also contradicted the
testimony given by Maurice b. Coan,
as Investigator for the committee.
According to Mr.. Jones' statement
today the conversation occurred in
Marquette in 1907, or about two
years before the senatorial election.
He said Mr.. Hines remarked he vas
a friend to Mr.. Lorimer. and some
thing was said about the latter's cleo
ton.
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TO OBTAIN POWER
BY WIND TURBINE
SOUTH DAKOTAN TO SHOW slol1x
CITY DEVICE FOR THE MAX.
ING OF CHEAP ELEC.
TRICKY.

Sioux City, lathe hills and
buns surrounding Sioux City have
attracted the attention of w. A. Will
iams,s of Olivet, S.. D., and he is
coming to Sioux City with the inten-
5tiongof interesting local capital in his
invention, a wind turbine. He ex-
poets to arrive in Sioux City within
three weeks and will display a model
OF his machine before the CONNER
sctal club and other bodies interested
In the welfare of the city.
Air alone Is necessary to supply
power for the generators which
charge storage batteries for use in
times of calm. 1t is different from
the old style of wind mill since it can
be constructed with from 10 to 500
Horsepower. The power wheels or
turbines are placed within a building
where they are safe from gales,
while the wind concentrators or sails
are extended from the n of the
building high up in the air to gather
Unwind power. By manipulating the
sails. it Is possible to make use of the
wind no matter from what direction
1t blows. 1T is claimed that the tur-
btne will supply power more cheapIy
than water and Is more available.
since millions of horsepower of wind
are going5to waste all over the land.
while water power is limited to GER
tain localities and can be monopoliz-
ed.
It Is Mr.. Williams intention to in.
terest capital in his invention which
has been praised freely and which
has been patented. He proposes to
establish q factory In some city and
manufacture turbines. dynamos, stor.
age batteries. electric motors and
electric automobiles.
The inventor predicts that electric
ity will be universally adopted and
that gasoline automobiles will be rel.
sgated TO the scrap heap.
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and stopped the tribute money-contra-
~ to the Lords admonition through
the Prophet Isaiah. The eas was
popular. and the king did not seem to
realize how fully the Prophet repre-
sented The Lord in the matter. He
should have remembered that Israel
was under n special Covenant with the
Almighty by which He was their Sow
,ereign. their King. and the Arbiter Of
their destiny. The error was allowed
to work u n serious penalty for the
disobedient, but when the king and the
people repented and gave evidence that
the lesson had been learned Divine
mercy came miraculously to their as
sistance, as we shall see.
Sennaeherib tho Conqusror
The King Of Assyria. with a large
army, took the field. Knowing the
difficulties of a siege Of Jerusalem. he
did not begin with it. but passed down
the Mediterranean coast, %overthrowing
the Sidpnians and Philistines. to Jop-
pA andsfarther south: and then east
wardssto I4achish. a fortified city of
= - T.-.sFrgE1 ~
Judah: The whole country was filed
with fear. as nearly forty cities of
Judah. n after the other. fell. King
Hezekiah and his c%ounselors resolved
to avoid. if possible. a siege of war.
and sent ambassadors to King Sen
%nacherib apologizing for their temeri-
ity in refusing the tribute money and
asking what compensation would sat
isfy him.
The penalty was a heavy one.
amounting to nearly one million dol
lars. which at that time was a much
larger sum than it would be today.
The payment of it required the re-
movnl of much ornamental gold from
the temple. but 1t was paid over and
the release granted.
The Lord was waiting to be gracious,
as He always is to those who are His
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SANB0RN COUNTY TO
HAVE fine CROPS
MADERN WOODMEN GOING TO
WOONSOCKET - EGAN TO
SPEAK AT RCSkIN PARK.

Wconsocket, S. Dan inch and d
half of rain which fell in this vicinity
on Saturday night has put all corn
wheat and flax fields in excellent
shape and it is expected that a fine
crop will be harvested. Corn is ex-
ceptionally fine. several fields already
being waist high. Oats and barley
have suffered. considerably on ac-
count Of the extreme heat.
On July 10th The Modern Wood
men lodge and the Business Men OF
'Woonsocket, will be hosts to prob.
ably as large a crowd as ever assem-
in Woonsocket, the occasion being
the Annual Log Rollers Picnic. 1t is
expected that an excursion train from
Sioux Falls and n from Sioux City
will bring in thousands of visitors
for the day. State officers of the
Woodmen are expected to be present
and the key to the city will be turn
ed over to the Woodmen of the
State. Already several side attrac-
lions have made arrangements to be
present. Log rolling, team drills,
base ball and other sports will be
pulled off.
The seven year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Rummelfeldt sustained the
loss of a foot by coming in contact
with the sickle bar of a moving ma
chine.
Geo. w. Egan, republican candi-
date for governor will address the
citizens of Sanborn County at Ruskin
Park the popular summer resort near
this place on July 4th.
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POINT SCORED FOR
SENATOR L0R|MER
WITNESS DENIES HAVING QUOT.
ED HINES AS SAYING HE
HAD put LORIMER
OVER" IT,

Washington, d. C.--Hugh Mclean,
a New York lumberman, told the
Lorimer investigating committee to-
day that Edward Hines told, him the
newspapers printed only attacks on
Senator Lorimer and that they would
not print Lorimer's side.
Washington, D. C.-Contradic-
tions in testimony concerning pecu-
nary assistance Edward Hines, the
Chicago lumber man, may have rem
dered In the election of Lorimer,
marked today's session of the senate
investigating committee. The most
important was the direct denial ts
s. 3. jones', 2 druggist in Ma.buette,
Mich, that Hines had ever said in
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A CHARMING WOMAN

is one who Is lovely in face, form.
mind and temper. But its hard for "a
woman to be charming without
health. A weak, sickly m will
be nervous and irritable. Constipa-
tion and kidney poisons show in pim-
pies, blotches, skin eruptions and a
wretched complexion. But Electric
Bitters always prove a godsend to
women who want health, beauty and
friends. They regulate Stomach. Liv-
err and Kidneys. purify the blood:
give strong nerves, bright eyes, pure.
breath, smooth, ~velyety skin. lovely
complexion and perfect health. Try
them. soc at Dlehl & Brown. &.
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prophecy that the King Of Assyria
should not come into the city nor shoot
an arrow there. nor ever come before
1t with shields. MOI cast up embank.
ments of siege. but that the Lord
would defend the city ms His own.
Doubtless the prophecy seemed strange
to the people. BY what miracle this
could be accomplished they could not
think. The lesson to us is that:
God moves in a mysterious way
His wonders to perform:
He plants His footsteps in the sea-.
And rides upon the Storm"
A Hundred and Eighty five Thousand
Slain In a Night
Isaiah briefly and POLITICALLY declares
that the angel of the Lord smote the
camp OF the Assyrians. without ex-
planning in what manner. We remem-
Der the statement OF the Scriptures
that wind and fire and lightning may
be the Lords messengers or angels"
Quite probably. in this instance. the
messenger OF death may have been a
malignant form of fever said to pre-
vail at times to the northeast Of
Egypt: but 1t matters not to US what
messenger the Lord used to turn back
th~eaAssyrian HOSTS
TheSlesson for us is to note the Di-
vine power which overrules, orders
and directs. 40 that all things shall
work together in harmony with His
will. 1t was not His will that Assyria
should become the first Universal EN-
pire. That honor was reserved for the
Kingdom Of Babylon. q century later
at exactly the proper time when God
was prepared to withdraw His OWL
typical kingdom. OF the line Of David,
from the earth-to be Overturned,
overturned. overturned until The Mes
siah should come.
The lesson to the Christian ia that
we should keep right with God, abid-
ing under the shadow of the Almighty:
and that 80 doing, all things shall
work together for our good.
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TO SUPREME u

Bridgewater. S. D.-The state SUI
prcme court will be called upon to
decide the question as to who is le-
gally entitled to hold the office, @:
mayor of the city OF Bridgewater,
carrying a salary of SIS per annum
At the annual spring election c.
A. Ray won yer Jacob Tschetter,
then mayor, by one VOTE. Contest
proceedings were instituted by
Tschetter, and a special term of cir
cult court. held at Salem, before
Judge Jones, Tschetter was counted
in by a majority of four votes. Raw
serves notice of appeal and the NOR
ry war goes on.
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WORK WILL SOON START

after you take DR.. Kings New Life
Pills, and you'll quickly enjoy their
fine results. Constipation and indi-
Sestion vanish and fine appetite re-
turns. They regulate stomach, liver
and bowels and impart new strength
and energy to the whole system. Try
them. Only csc at Diehl & Brown.
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e I5y Innings.
a DREADFUL WOUND

from a knife, tin can, rusty nail,
fireworks, or any other nature, de-
mands prompt treatment with Buck
lens Arnica Salve to prevent blood
poison or gangrene. Its the quick
est. surest healer for all such wounds
as also for Burns, Boils, Sores, Skin
Eruptions, Eczema, Chapped Hands,
Corns or Piles. Csc at Diehl &
Browns.
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PEACE TREATY AGREED
ON BY AMBASSADORS
ARBITRATION AGREEMENT &C
CEPTED BY GREAT BRITAIN
AND UNITED STATES
THROUGH REPRESEN.
TATiVES.

Washington, D. Cit is official
ly announced at the White House this
afternoon that the peace arbitration.
treaty between the United States and.
England was agreed upon at a con-
ference between Ambassador Bryce
and Secretary Knox. This treaty
proposes to submit to arbitration all
disputes arising between the two
countries, and it is expected either
countries will be taken into the
agreement. The treaty must be rati.}
fed by the Senate before becoming
effective.
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FOR SSALE--on easy payments,
sshsr lallxsts1sres. new and secondhand
ab!Allllliallsdssa.nlsdlspool tables. billiard and
heNllihg snppiies. We lead In cheap
pficessEhe Brnnswick-Blake-Colle
st Z eo:. 14ss, 42s. 40 Third st.
oaaithi sMinneapolis.
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RIAL nsrATn ron aAIR

FOR EXcHANGE-By owner,
,.4s0-acre improved farm in sully
county, South Dakota. z miles from
town, for smaller Iowa or Illinois
larm Or income paying property;
price, $37 per acre. What have you
to offer. E. ]. wipf, Bridgewater s.
N
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liverpool. England.-Tour thous-
and longshoremen of the Cunard.,
White Star. Ellermin, Dominion and.
Canadian lines. struck today, in
sympathy with the seamen on the
coastvtse and tramp tre!ghters. As.p-
ping is at s%tandsttll.
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Tue payment OF
an annual tribute.
Egyptians. Philis-
tines and Sidoni-
ans urged Judah
to join them in
the c%onfederacy
by which they
hoped all might
regain their liber-
ty from the AS
syrian yoke. Urg-
ed by his people.
Hezekiah Joined
thiS rOnfclnrary
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64O-ACRE RELINQUIsH-
MENTs IN
NEBRASKA.

640-acre relinquishments in
Northwestern Nebraska, from ST.
200 to $4,000; 320-acre homesteads
i'm eastern Wyoming; 160-acre home
steads in southwestern South Dako-
u, and re ACCOMPLISHMENTS at from
$500 to $500. Close to Ardmore,
ilcurishing town of 500 inhabitants
on the main line of Burlington rail
road. Hard ground soil, free from
stone: Plenty OF water and healthy
climate. Choice decided lands, farms
and ranches at from $3.50 to $50
per acre. Address ]. F. Roche, Ard
more, Fall River county, So. Dako.
I Ia
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true people. He
delayed. however.
to give the word
of comfort. until
the necessities Of
the case had
BUNDLED the peo-
pie and taught
them a lesson of
faith and depend
ence upon their
God. Then came
the a n S " g of
thn Yo~A 49,
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BLACKSMITH. wagon and cer.
sifaee shops Nth rood assortment Of
lpoisa Z good stock on hand. fos
sselsachsap. sasy terms; owner get.
tinK sotdl. Nrits for prices 70 Jacob
MlstssI. seotland. 8. OAK.
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Oroville, Calif.-Mrs. Emma Rum
and brother, Arthur Lewis, held
on q charge Of numbering the wom-
ans stepdaughter, Helen Rumball,
aged ID. may be lynched, the COM
munity is so aroused over the crime.
y is alleged the woman literally beat
the girl to death.
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The eantata will be presented in the
afternoon, and there will he a ball
game and many other sports with
which to entertain the people. Mes
srs. Milne and Wise will go to Parker
Monday to have II rehearsal with Tue
chorus.
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REWARD Of $500 will be paid
Tor the arrest and conviction of party
or parties who have been shooting
my cattle in the Devy pasture. A
sign has been put up against tres-
passing and l will prosecute any per.
Q found on the place. either hunt
Ing or fishing. John w. Elliott.
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Awo base hits. Farley, Hombach,
Hupple. Three base hit, Nolt.
Wild pitch, Parish. Bases on balls.
off Parish 3; off Hombach, g.. Hit by
pitcher. Young, Manuel. Struck cut
by Parish, 3: by Hombach, A.. Left
IN bases, Faulkton, 6; Mitchell, 4.
Double plays, Parish to Spencer to
Stone; Kennedy to Farley to Bow
ers. Time of game: 2:10.
The Score by Innings.
Mitchell 1920 300 0 3 x--9
Faulkton 0 0 0 o 0 0 81
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Ness sells real estate.

BARGAINS IN LANDs-sE. Of n
E 16-105-61. close to Letcher. 8. D.
price $500. S. 1-2 s4-113-65, near
Washington, s. D. $500. NE Sill
So. rear Miller, s. D., $500.
Other lands in Dawson. Aurora
and LYMAN counties. Apply direct
to owner. WELLER THE LAND
MAN, BOT Western Nat. Bank Bldg,
Mitchell, S. d.
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ARE YOU GOING TO BUY LAND?
No farmer should think of buying a
home before seeing a copy of our
journal. 1t has lands. city property
and stocks of goods advertised in it
from every state in the union, SO that
you can find Just what you wish in its
columns. 1t reaches $4,000 readers
each issue. Advertising rates, &c
per word. Send 1Oc for 2 months
trial subscription. 1t will be stopped
at the end of 2 months unless you
renew.
FARM AND REAL ESTATE JOUR-
NAL BOX A, TRAER, IOWA.
For Insurance always see Bidwell.
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Will exchange $1,000 equity in a
house and a model 10 Buick car for
Mitchell residence. Aug. A. Kludt,
Alpena. 8. Oak.
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sALE-Wsll-bred high-
49, kind md. city broke lady's OF
EsesatieinensS driving horse. Deep
weisht about 100 lbs. Address
81 tRsp,ubiicsaln
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SS k snaRA9AIsE-;--Liyery stock. = NOR.
s,snaksr. Nil Ssar inyestisation. No
ssonapstiticn. y horses. good OUTFIT.
abnsglaeas. harnesses, stc. Price ~
s9oSaoe. 2. sssHarberts Marion. So.
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6yBLE.STODiES.
sENNAcHERIe TURNED BACK

Isaiah 37:14.3s-July 2
God 10 our refuge and strength. . rery pres-
eat Aeip In froaole."-Pso. 16:I.
y A previous study our attention
was drawn 10 the good King
Hezekiah of Judah. his zeal 70.
the Lord and the notable Pass
over celebration which be brought
about and the overthrow Of idolatry
following. Our present study relates
10 him at a later period in his reign.
The Assyrian empire to the north and
east. with its capital at Nineveh. had
become great and powerful and threat
ened TO become the 6rst Universal EN-
pire.
Before Hezekiah came to the throne
Of Judah bis father entered into a
treaty whereby peace was secured by
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sALE-Excsptionally good
Ken EkateaSa.sMetght 1880 lbs. one
soessaesAesa brass mounted, cost
SOse 0ssHHssOne me- Mandt gravel
Meg0h.acrst rs LOO; one set dumT
plannksSeDd spring seat. Outfit Nccsl
ss5lk9s00 Ane yearS mo. Will take
seAoo.HAdtxels M. A.Barnhart Con.
ss6tt1etf0na Co., Salem. s OAK,
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FOANsALE14--Blaek sinsls-footss
asfdins horss. J. a. Ferris. druggist.
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For town lots see Bidwell.

FOR SALE-13S-acre farm in
Grant county, S, D., three miles from
Strandberg, 20 acres broken. Price
$35 per acre. For further informa-
ton write the owner, Arvid Swanson,
Box 236. Kerkhoven, MINI.
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HIS LIFE IN
BARREL IN NIAGARA
BOBBY LEACH AFTER MANY Sue.
CESSFUL TRIPS, CONQUERED
BY THE FALLS.

Niagara Falls, n. Y.-Bobby Leach
the celebrated navigator of the low
err Niagara river, who has made many
successful trips through it, probably
lost his life while attempting a trip
through the whirlpool rapids this af-
ternoon. The barrel in which he
was riding the rapids, turned over
suddenly after Leach entered it. The
air hole was submerged and it float
ed into the rapids. Efforts to cap-
ture the barrel failed.
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NoRs SAI4E- INFUSION rocker
SlLSe9asther back and seat. Walt Smith
sR66nes 60ks3. 6l7s No: Main.
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For Real Estate see Ness.

FOR SALE-Town lots al right
prices and on easy terms. Lewis
shustsr.
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WILL ExCHANGE-Well imnroy.
ed 100 acre farm southern Minneso-
ta Tor city property or merchandise.
MINI. and Oak. Land Co. Phone IS.
invited.
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An druggists sell DR.. Cox's Barbed
Wire Liniment. Csc, soc and s1.00
bottles. Guaranteed to heal without
leaving a blemish or money refund.
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MSCELI,ANEOEa

Ask Bidwell. His abstracts tel
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES

There was something of a remark
able change in the weather conditions
Monday and Monday night. For sew
en- days the MERCURY has been hang
ing around from the 80 to the SO
mark. and the thing was getting mo-
notonous. Monday. the mercury
dropped to 76 degrees during the day
and at night it went I o IS degrees,
which shows quite a range of temper
allure in the course of "a hours.
Much relief was afforded by the
change in the atmosphere and it was
welcomed.
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John Watkins was down from Bad
ger township Monday evening and in
speaking of the crop situation he
said that they had failed to get any
of the rain of the past three days,
but notwithstanding that the grains
were getting along nicely, and were
holding up in fine shape. Mr.. Wat.
kins said, that the corn was makins
a fine growth and that it was excep-
tionally clean this wear.
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oehEkI-s acr4s ~ hsy
IA14sEe1t town.ssam i. orene.

ksooRRENT-Twos lufDishsd room,
M EaSt slth sg# 5.sl
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DR.. Mark Mizener has decided to
open an Office at Ethan for the prac
tice of his profession and has go
everything in readiness. He has ha6
quite a good deal of experience 70,
a young man in hospital work since
he graduated from college, and starts
out in his practice under favorable
circumstances.
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|HH.. N-H H.
The Dakota Central Telephone Co
is transferring it's paraphernalia in
to the new building on Third Avenue
east and expects to have the office
moved w there within a month.
Another switch board, is to be in
stalled in the new building and the
service will be improved to q certain
extent, although little can be accom-
plished under the present system.
towns are preparing to celebrate the
national holiday in fine style. Nit
chell fans would like to get over to
Huron for that day to see Mitchell
and Huron play ball, but it seems i'm
possible to get a special train on eth
'er the Milwaukee or the Omaha road,
and so what few go over will have to
start the night before. The Catho-
lie society of this city is arranging
to celebrate the fourth with a big pic
mic at Tobin's grove, and they pro-
pose to have a fine time at the grove.
l.. D. Milne and S. A. Wise will so
to Parker or the fourth to assist in
the presentation of a sacred cantata,
Bethany" which will be produced
under the auspices of the Catholic So
ciety of that place. Mr.. Milne will
sing the parts.of the Prophet and Mr..
Wise sings the tenor role of Lazarus.
The chorus will consist of 100 voices.
The occasion is the laying of the cor
nerstone Of the new !Cath..!ic church,
a.! it Is to be the leading affair in
that section for the national holiday.
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Ssss choice ONES
Address a. care Rspubll,
Putnam patriot., 1911-07-28
SI00 Reward. Si0e

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 Address F. J. CHENEY & CO.,, Toie- do, 0.
 Sold by all Druggists, 7oc.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipa- ton.