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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-17

Miss Bernice Dwight, who is very
we'll known and popular in Honolulu
will leave in the Makura on Tuesday
next for Vancouver, whence she will
proceed to Milwaukee to be married
to Mr. Ormand C. Miller of New
York.
Quite a pretty romance will be thus
eliminated, which began in an intri-
cate fashion several years ago, when
Miss Dwight and Mrs. R. L. Estes,
then Miss Emma Rose, were in Seat,
tie. Here the island girl met Mrs
A. Z. linn, a very wealthy matron Of
Milwaukee, who entertained for them
on an elaborate scale. Two years
ago Mrs. A. c. Zinn and a party of
twelve, en- tour of the world, STONED
over at the Moana Hotel in this civ.
when Miss Dwight and Miss Rose
showed her the value of true Hawa.
iian hospitality.
Responding to Mrs. Zinn's invita-.
'ioH' MISS DWlght VIII be her house
guest, and at her beautiful mansion
in Milwaukee will be married to Mr..
Miller. Miss Dwight will be greatly
missed by her large circle of friends
who, since the news of her engage
ment was published, have been send
ing her many exquisite sets of silver,
cut glass and other tokens of their
love and esteem.
The young couple will make their
home in New York, where no doubt
their island friends will be warmly
welcomed.
80 -
The local authors and composers'
evening at the Kilohana Art League
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-17

Dillingham;, including a number Of
local hits, kept the audience in con-
tinual good humor.
The performance was concluded
by several solo selections and a sex,
tette from the opera Betty" or "The
Maid and the Mariner" which were
all exquisite gems.
Mrs. Mackall was in excellent
voice, and Mr.. Arthur Wall, always Il
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-17

(a) The Land Shell.
% ! Saw the Sunbeams Drinking.
(c) Time.
Sung by Mrs. Ranney Scott, accom-
panied by Mrs, D. Howard Hitch
cock
Original monologue by Miss Fran
ces Dillingham;.
Continued on page six)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-17

favorite, was accorded genial well
come from his large circle of friends
present,
The program follows;
l.
Music.
Hawaiis Child.
Words by Mr.. Philip Dodge, music
by Mrs. Anna b. Tucker
(a) Lullaby
(b) Play Song.
Words and music by Edith Eldridgo
Pond. -
(a) The Mango Tree.
Oh The Taro.
(c) The Dragon Fly
(d) The Papala.
(e) Cocoanuts.
Words and music by Mrs. Anna 4.
Tucker.
Sung by students from the Normal
School, accompanied by Miss Marga-
ret Cooke.
IT
Violin solo, composed by Mrs. Ar.
thur Burdette ingalls,.
(a) Air for G String.
(b) A Melody.
III.
Word Pictures.
(a) In Hawaii. ,7-
(b) Evolution.
(c) A Valentine to -?
BY Mary Dillingham; Frear.
(a) A Vision.
o. A Surf Rider.
By Ethelinda S Castle.
(a) Old Times and New.
(b) Twilight by the Sea.
Co The Fleets.
BY Miss Anna NJ. Paris.
(a) My Love and |.
90 Sunset from Haleakala.
(c) Waikiki.
I'D The Law of Life.
By Mrs. Anna B. Tucker.
Interpreted by Miss .MacDougan.
".
Music.
Three songs composed by Mary Dill
bingham Frear.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-17

To keep her date
The graduate
Steps forward with a bow;
And she observes
With graceful curves
The present time is now.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-17

The world doth brim
With maidens slim,
With maidens gay, sedate;
They play their parts
And win our hearts
But, oh, you graduate!
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-17

Continued on page sixJ
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-17

The local authors and composers'
evening at the Kilohana Art League
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-28
ago, ILL.,, 2s. februaria february, 1911

krize, pa tudi ne prositi industri-
elne kneze "a delo.
Slov. ameriski casnikarji, ki "a
govarjajo kapitalisticne interese,
sc MISC do danes pobrigali tako
daleG, da bi priSli nasveti, kako
81 maj slov. ameriSki delavci po-
magajo ze dandanes mejah ka-
pitalisticne druzbe. Mogoce, da Sc
pOboljSajo in uvidijo, da MISC do
danes zvrsili "a delavce to, kar je
bila njih sveta dolznost.
Nihce hi SLOW. amer. kapitalisti-
cnih casnikarjev ne opominjal ma
to dolznost, ako ne bi vedno pow
darjali, da so zagOvorniki delav-
skin pravic in neutrudni delavci
ma polju gospodarske organizaci-
je SLOW. delavcev Ameriki. Kdor
Sc pa delavcem vsiljuje "a zago-
vornika in neutrudnega delavca
"a delavce, je pa tudi cas-, da en-
krat re dokaze svoje trditve. Co
voriti, obljubljati, pisati - pa
ne prihajati nasveti in naGrti
ma dan, poleg pa Sc obrekovati in
sumni6iti, dokazuje, da je mo-
zganih malo idealov, mic ljubezni
do resnega della. mnogo domislja-
vosti in ljubezni do samega Sc
be. MogoGe tudi nj tako - mogo-
ee primanjkuje lie znanja in IL
obrazbe, ali pa lastniki listov ma
lagajo svojim urednikom toliko
della, da so postal zivi avtomati,
Xxi ne morejo tisto resnostjo in
globokim raziskavanjem obdelati
vsakega vpraSanja, XII je z go.
spOdarskega stalisSa zelo vazno
"a SLOW. delavce Ameriki in "a
pisejo lie to, kar je lastnikom
vsee.
Nekateri ameriski kapitalisticni
easnikarji razpravljajo prid so.
cializmu in zadruznistvu meseG.
nikih in svetovnoznanih dnevni
bib tako globoko in resno, da je
spoznati takoj, da so studirali "a.
druzniStvo in socializem.
O SLOW. amer. mescanskih easni
karjih je pa nemogoGe danes "a.
piSati kaj takega. Mogoce Sc '
prihodnjosti obrne ma boljse?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-28
BLAZNI SISTEM.

- Parletni otrOk Millionaire
NinsOn Walsh Nc Leana V Cincin-
natl re pOseduje krasni in drago-
ceni avtomobil, ki je nalaSG zani
izdelan.
- V Brooklynu je pred par
dnevi umrla vSled gladu Mrs. p.
Sidel in njen mali rojencek raw
no tako. Men moz. delavec. lezi
napol izStradan javni bolnisni-
ci. Bill je cello zimo brez della in
zaStoni je bill njegov napor, da hi
ga dobil, dokler nj konGno oma-
gal.
- CasOpis Dispatch" Co
lumbusu, O., poroca, da sta pred
kratkim priSla tamosnjo kaznil-
nico diva obsojenca bancni urad-
mix. kteri je poneveril oziroma IL
kradel 100000 in navadni della
wee, kteri je ukradel iedno klo-
baso, ki nj bila vredna deset cen
tov, s ktero 81 je potolazil wee
dnevni glad. Bancnega uradnika.
ktcri je ukradel dvcstotisoc dollar
iev. so V kaznilnici posadili "a ri
Salno mizo, kjer Sc pocaSi igra S
peresom; delavca. kteri lie ukra-
del desetcentno klobaso so pa po-
gnali ma dvoriSGe tolc kamenie.
- Delavec Byron Argensinger
Y Jacksonu, Mich, Sc ze od |. 1905
tozi ondotno Commonwealth Po-
wer kompaniio pri kteri ie bil
pref vposlen in kjer ga ie stroj
polomil, da nj veG zmozen IN no.
beno delo. Nizje sOdiSce mn ie pri-
SOdilO $4,000 odskodnine. Kom-
panija je pa apelirala ma vrhovno
SodiSce V drzavi in pravkar IRE
cen konGni razsodek Sc glasi. da
pohabljeni Argensinger ne - "a
sluzi nobene OdSkOdninel O. yes
- sodniki so zelo naklonieni de-
lavcem! +! Nauk: Delavci mai Two
lilo Svoje sodnike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-28
APPoNY IN oGRsKI DELAVCI

Zadnji teden Sc je mudil v Chi
cagu grof Albert Appony, bivSi
naucnl minister Budimpesti. Ma
kolodvoru ga je sprejel mogoGen
kardon policajev kakor kaksnega
tiranskega potentata ali pa - kri-
minalca. Cakalo ga je ma kolodvo-
ri tudi par sto Slovakov in ogr-
SIKH delavcev, la mu prirede ma
cjo - godbo, toda strahopctni
grof jih je prehitel; pripeljal Sc
je namreG dive uri poprej kakor
sc je pa pritakovalo. Appony Sc
je moral presneto slabo pocutiti V
Chicagu. Policaji in detektivi so
ga obkrozali povsod kamor Sc je
ganil, ces, da ga ne - napadejo
SlOvaki. Ma Washingtonov rojstni
dan Je Appony predaval pred
Twentieth Century Clubom o
mednarodnem miru. V dvorani
oborozeni detektivi, zunaj dvora-
ne oborozeni policaji - ma odru
pa grof Appony, predstavnik ii
ranske ogrske Wade, ktera zmece
leto "a letom milione militarizmu
zrelo - govorec mednarodnem
miru! Boil smesne figure 81 ne
moreno misliti.
Istoeasno, ko Sc je ciganski
grof smeSil krogu policajskih
krepeljcev in nabasanih revolver
jev, Sc je pa nadaljeval protest
Slovakov, Cehov in Hrvatov pro-
ii njemu kot zatiralcev slovanskih
ljudstev pod ogrskim rezimom.
Najznaeilnejsi je bill .protestni
shod ogrskih delavcev zdruzenih
socialisticni organizaciji. Ogrski
sodrugi so ozigosali Apponija kot
advokaterja velikih militaristiG-
nih izdatkov in nasprotnika povi-
sanih delavskih plac. Prikazali so
v jasni luci njegovo preteklost V
40 letnem politicnem delovanju in
njegove stalisee napram ogrskemu
proletarijatu, kteri trpi slime kri-
vice pod tiransko ogrsko vlado.
Appony, kO je bill naucni mini
ster, gnojil je tia klerikalizmu
mnozil je klerikalne Sole in pov-
sod podpiral koruptno klerikalno
politiko. V militaristicne svrhe iz-
da ogrska vlada navadno letnih
500 milionov kron, a "a liudske
Sole samo 16 milionov kron. In ia
clovek sc Sc upa III V Ameriki ma
stopiti kot nekak apostol miru
No, AppOny ze We, da Ameriki
ie dobrodoSel vsak dobro prera-
cunan - bluff!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-28
CHIKASKI soDRUGI Poor!

Srbska skupina stew. 20 Jugosl.
socijalisticne Zveze priredi dne II
marca t. !. veliko veselico, s pred
stavo, petjem in godbo.
Veselica Sc vrsi MOZART
Halli, 1882 - 3S Clybourn Ave
Slovenski sodrugi ma krov ma
Ia dan!
Ustopnice staneio - ct. in Jih
je dobiti pri tainiku Zveze, Frank
PetriGu 1887 SO. Center Ave.
Ste re obnovili narocnino PRO
letarca - Ce jo Sc nste, stori-
tie to takoj, da Sc Vam ne ustavi
lista.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-28
LetO (VOl.) vi.
IL delaySkega pOlia.
Strajki.

- Lake Superior Iron & Che
mical Co. V Ashlandu, Wis. ie zni-
zala place delavcem. Posledica je
bila, da so delavci do zadniega
moza zaStrajkali. 600 moz je pri
zadetih.
- 20, feb. ie proglaSen general
nj Strajk kotlarjev Clevelandu.
o., vposlenih pri New York Cen
tral zeleznici Strajkovnemu pozi-
VII Sc je odzvalo do danes so ko-
tlarjev Collinwoodu, kjer ie o.
krog 500 moz vposlenih V zelez-
nlsklh tovarnah "a kotle. Strajk
Je nastal, ker hoGe zelezniSka dru-
zba vpeljati delo cd komada kar
pomeni prelomitev pogodbe med
unijo kotlarjev in zelezniSko dru-
zbo. Pc starem delavnem sistemu
imajo kotlarji 80 centov ma uro.
" Bostonu, Mass, je zaStrai
kalo 70 kotlarjev IL socutja do
tovarisev V Ohio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-28
Madzarskemu grofu" An


poniju menda ne oStane Chicago
y priletnem spOminu. Kakor po-
roGamo ma drugem mestu. grmi
mu nepreStanO na uSesa mogoGni
protest ameriSkih Slovakov. kteri
mu prirejajo nezeljene sprejeme
V vsakem mestu, kjer Sc ustavi.
Zadnji cetrtek je Appony govoril
V Art Institute ma Michigan Ave.
Med posluSalci je bilo precejsnie
Stevilo ogorGenih Slovakov in
madzarskih socialistov. "Grof"
je nameraval ponOvno govoriti o
"mednarodnem miru', toda V
zadnjemtrenutku ie zasukal temo
ma socialni polozaj Ogrske". Pri-
eel ie ogrsko svobodo". Re-
kel Je, da ma Ogrskem ie ravno
toliko svobode (N kakor Ame-
riki ali ma AngleSkem. Dale nj
moge!. Ogorceni klici so Sc vsuli
Manu- 1''d. 'NIdUlbld -- nan
ba - Laznik - Zatiralcc naSe
svobode. - Hinavec Dol I MIN =
je lctclo v angleSkem. madzar-
skem in slovaSkem jeziku od vseh
strani. NavzoGniki. Xxi razumejo
'madzarsko, so pravili pozneje, da
ogrSkl demOnstrantje MISC libra
ii ravno finih besedii. Appony je
obledcl kot stena in samo miglial
Je uStnami V sploSncm ncmiru
in hrupu. ko so policaji in drtek-
tivi razgnali vpijoce, je pa skocil
leden demonStrantov k Apponiiu
in klicem: "Kako Sc predrznes
priti semkaj!' 49, sunil je "gro-
fa' dvakrat V Geliust in lice, da
Sc je viii curek krivi po kravati.
Napadalca so brz prijeli, ,Apponija
pa odvedli ma varno. Napadal6eva
pest mu je malo prebila kozo;
druge nesrece nj bilo. Tako Sc ie
kontal Apponiiu govor "med
narodnem miru" in "ogrski svo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-28

Sodrugi ne pozabite, da je brez
malega samo Sc diva meseca do l.
maja, mcdnarodnega delavskega
praznika. "Proletarec' izide IA
|. mai zOpet svccani obliki. mai
mani ma s ali II straneh posveGen
socialistiGni propaganda in sploSni
izobrazbi delavca. Bodite priprav-
licni, kajti caka vas spet ogrom-
no toda potrebno delo. Mi Sc po-
polnoma zanesemO ma vas in smo
prepricani, da to pot bo narOGenih
10000 iztisov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-28
KapitalistiCni umori.

Dvanajst rudariev je ostalo V
gorecem rOvu rudnika Belmont
blizo Tonopah, New. Rudnik Sc
je vnel zadnji Getrtek. Hipna re-
Sitev je bila ncmogoca. kajti pla-
men Sc je nitro raZSiril in zaprl
who'd iamo glavnem shaftu.
Ponesreceni rudarii so vecinoma
tujezemci.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-28
Napredki v angleski rudarski
zvezi.

Napredki angleski rudarski
zvezi.
Ianimivo dejstvo je, da Sc an
gleSke strokovne zveze. Xxi so bile
nekot uciteljice druzega evrop-
skega delavstva, dandanes dado
vplivati od nekdanjih uGencev.
To Sc vidi zlaSti pri rudarjih.
kjer Sc kaze vpliv mednarodnega
rudarskega gibanja, ki ga vOdijo
socialm demokrati. V sell, dne ).
oktobra |. |. Edinburgh (Angle-
ska) Je prvic sprejel tamkaj zbo-
ruJoci kongres rudarjev ma An
gleSkem resolucijo. ki zahteva u
vedbo cd delavstva voljenih de-
lavskih nadzornikov. To je ne
dvomno uspeh medanrodnih ru-
darskih kongresov, kjer Sc vedno
povdarja ia zahteva. Resolucijo
Je predlagal podpredsednik an
gleske rudarske zveze, sodrug
Smillie, Xxi je prouceval zadnji
cas- delavsko nadzorstvo ma Fran
coskem, kjer Sc je ia naredba ia
ko dObro obnesla. Resolucija Sc
glasi: "Delavski nadzorniki mai
sc imenujejo, kakor Sc zahtevajo
v manjsinskem poro6ilu kraljeve
komisije nezgodah rudnikih.
Delavski nadzorniki maj Sc voliio
od rudarjev tistega okraja, Xxi je
prideljen nadzorniku. Nadzornik
MAJ posveti YES svoj cas- nadzoro-
vanju jam. Yolitveno opravicene
osebe maj imajo pravico, da mad
zornika lahko potion glasovanja
odpuste. Porocevalec je dejal,
koike vaznosti je. da tisti ljudje,
XII dobro poznajo jamo in njene
nevarnosti vsak kraj temeljito
nadzorujejo. Sedanje nadzorovan-
Je, ki ga opravljajo vladni urad-
nlki, pravZaprav nj nikako mad
zorovanJe pravem smislu bese-
de. Sedanji rudniSki nadzorniki
sami priznavajo, da so utegnili
pregledati lie par jam in so potem
sklepai ma raZmere drugih ia
nah. Rudarji zahtevajo, da mai
imajo rudarji vecjega rudnika ali
vec manjsih rudnikov pravico IL
, voliti IL svoje srede tovariSa, Xxi
DO posvetil YES svoi cas- pregledo-
vanju jane in ki bo spOrocal sle-
, herno nerednost vladnemu urad-
nikn. Nikakor nj pravicno, ako Sc
zahteva, da maj 81 delavstvo sa-
mo plaza nadzornike; stroske te-
ga nadzorstva morajo plaGati
podjetniki ali pa drzava. Ia "a
hteva je sicer nova ma AngleSkem
toda ma Francoskem obstoji de-
lavskO nadzorStvo re 90 let in sc
Je JakO dobro Obneslo. Ma Fran
coskem so delavski nadzorniki
mnogo storili. da so Sc prepreGile
razne nezgode. AngleSki rudarii
Sc morajo zavzeti "a to zahtevo
Z vso, odlocnostjo in W. ainostio.
da dosezejo svOj smoter, kaiti
'vsi naSprotniki Sc bodo vSo silo
'upirali temm naGrtu. Druga po-
membna resolucija. ki Sc je spre-
jela prav tako soglasno kakor
prva, Sc nanaSa ma uStanovitev
tedenskega lista. Steer Sc ida
jamie Sc nj sklenilo, tOda pricelo
Sc je vsaj pripravami "a stro-
koyuo glasilo, Xxi ie nujno potreb-
no IA vsalio moderno gibanje Do
Slej so hill anglcSki rudarii boli
konservatiyni. Zdaj pa so Sc pri-
cell nagibati k socialni demokra-
ciji in .ie jako verjetno, da bodo
nekoc Sc iedro angleSke socialne
demokracije.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-28

bodi Chicago. Pac zalostni ko-
nee, o kakrSnem Appony niti san
Jal nj, ko Sc ie peljal Ameriko.
- Doticnega napadalca je sodnik
Newcomber drugi dan obsodil ma
So globe. nakar je bill prost.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-28

- Zadnji teden Sc je vrsila V
Springfieldu letna konvencija H.
linoiske orgarizacije premogar-
jev, ktera steje v drzavi $4,000
clanOv. Delegate so med drugi.
mi razpravliali, kako bi Sc omeji-
10 importiranje delavcev illino-
iska premogarska orkrozja, kjer
potem zajezijo delavski trg.
- Okrozni sodnik G.. w. Whit
ford V Denveru, Colo, je pa. t. m.
oprostil Sestnajst strajkuiocih
premogarjev, ktere je bill meseca
decembra po nedolznem potisnil
enoletni zapor. Viharni protest
delavstva po cell dezeli je pripo-
mogel k temu. Cas- je tukaj, ko
tudi najbolj tiranski kapitalistic-
nj sodnik ne more vec prenesti
silnega navala vzbujenega delav-
stva, kadar protestira "a pravi-
emo stvar.
- Strajkujocem kotlarjem V
Collinwoodu, o.. Sc V par, dneh
pridruzi tudi 700 pmagaGev, kteri
SO vposleni doticnih tvornicah.
Ako Sc zelezniSke druzbe Sc ne
bodo zmenile "a zahteve kotlar-
jev, pozvala bo unija maSiniste
in kovaee ma simpatiSki Strajk.
Ma ia naGin bo okrog 1900 do
20O0 moz ustavilo delo.
- Organiziranemu delavstvu V
Missouri Sc je posreGilo, prisiliti
ondotno drzavno zakonodajo, da
Je spreJela zakOn, po kterem V te-
ku par let popolnoma odpravi po-
godbeno delo kaznilnicah.
OrganiziranO delavstvo
Los Angeles, Calf. namerava pri-
, ceti Z generalnim Strajkom kon-
Gem aprila. Geo. j. Gunrey, lokal-
nj organizator in voditelj izjavlja,
da boz proti lokalnim kapitali-
stom Sc mora enkrat izvrSiti do
kraja Progoni in persekucije
uniJskih delavcev V Los Angeles
presegajo re vse meje. Iztocne de.
lavske organizacije 50 obljubile
izdatno financno pomoc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-28

Priporocajte in Sirito jugoslo-
yanSko socialisticno casopisie Y
Ameriki: "Proletarec". "Radni-
Gka STRATA, "Svjetlo". "Na.
rodni Glas".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-28

PA ZITE!
ma stevilko " oklepaju-
vi Sc nahaia poles va
sega nasloVa. prilepIie
Mega spodai ali
ma ovitku. Ako (1SS)
ie stevilka
tedai vam 9 prihodnto
stevilko nasega lista po-
tece narocnina. Prosi-
mo ponovite 10 takoi.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-12-29
Land Conditions Stiffen.

White Owl.-In the early part of
last summer, when it was very dry
here, a number of young people from
the east, at the first signs of drought,
got cold feet" and sold their relin-
quishments at almost a song, but
some days ago Cashier Petrick OF the
First State bank here, wishing to buy
up a few for some eastern parties, IN
serted an advertisement which has
run two weeks and as yet he has fail
ed to get an answer. AS a result, par
ties coming here looking for land to
file on are disappointed. as even the
rough land ear the breaks has all
been taken up. Decided land is chang
ing hands at a good figure and as a
result of there being more moisture
in the earth than there has been for
some years. homesteaders have hopes
that the Chicago & Northwestern will
build through on its right of way
near here the coming season.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-12-29
Craft Concludes to Remain.

Pierre.-A few days ago, State Fire
Marshall F. A. Craft rendered his resig-
nation to Commissioner Basford, stat
ing as a cause that the salary was in
sufficient. At the recent Fire Proven
ton congress strong resolutions were
adopted by the assembled firemen, in
surance agents, etc, commenting Mr..
Craft and urging him to retain the of,
flee. Also a $500 judgment against
Mr.. Craft for ali unlawful prosecution,
and secured through a legal techni-
cality, was paid by the association.
AS a result, Mr.. Craft has withdrawn
his resignation. Mr.. Craft says: In
the face Of those resolutions from the
men who are most interested in retain
1t would not be fair to them. or to
Mr.. Basford. 1t would not be fair to
them because there are a number of
strings on which we are now working
with fair chances of success that it
would be difficult for a new man to
continue. and it would not be fair to
ask Mr.. Basford to break in a new man
when there is but a year and a half
left to his term under the present adj
ministration. Besides, there is too
much Dutch in NE to quit after the
attacks made on my attitude on fire
mems tournaments"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-12-29
Not All the Nerve Extracted.

A patient entered a dentists office
the other day, and, after showing a
swollen cheek for admittance to the
chair, vas told that the tooth was
very bad" and that the nerve would
need to be removed. The operation
finished, the stranger placed his hat
firmly on his head, leisurely drew on
his gloves and requested that the ac-
count be charged. After he was gone,
the dentist turned to a friend who had
been in the room and said: Tom l
don't know that man. | am sorry the
operation wasn't successful" But it
was successful returned the other.
astonished. The man was feeling fine
wher he left here. Why wasn't it a
s~uccess?" Il didn't extract all the
nerve" responded the dentist.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-12-29
MUST FACE THE MUSIC,
Alleged jury MeddIers Fail to Quash
Indictments AGAINST Them.

Sioux Falls.-The term of United
States court, which convened here
December 5, has concluded it's work
for the present, and an adjournment
has been taken until January 16, when
a number of cases are to be tried. The
Jurors We're excused until that time,
when they again will report for duty.
Before adjournment was taken, pleas
OF not guilty were entered in the cases
-Four Horns, Sioux Indians, indicted on
the charge OF stealing horses from an
Indian woman living on the Pine Ridge
reservation. The cases against them
will be tried at the adjourned term in
January. George Arms, a Sioux. was
arraigned and entered a plea of not
guilty to an Indictment containing two
counts, n charging him with taking
liquor to the Rosebud reservation, and
the other charging that he took liquor
upon IN allotment.
A motion TO quash the information
tled IN the case of the United States
vs.. Arson Wagar, Joe B. Baker, Logan
Fam and Brier NJ. Herman, charged
with sending to the recent federal
grand jury q communication which
was alleged to be intended to influence
the jury in a case then pending before
it, VS. denied by Judge Elliott. A
demurrer to the information then was
filed ard this was overruled by Judge
Elliott. 1t is expected the case against
the four men will be tried during the
!; adjourned term of federal court, to
convene in Sioux Falls on January 16.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-12-29
ARMERSWANTR ROAD
DAWSON COUNTY FARMERS DIS
CUSS BLUNT-MlTCHELl
PROJECT.
HAPPENINGS OVER STATE
What IL Going On Here and There
That Is of Interest to the Read
ers Throughout South Da-
kota and Vicinity.

Aitchell-For the past year or
more there have been rumors that A
steam railroad was being projected,
from either Pierre or Blunt, through
Mitchell; and at times it was stated
that actual effort was being made to
secure such d result. Until recently
Mitchell has not been seriously inter-
ested, and took no active interest in
the project.
Recently, however, information has
reached the Commercial club that the
movement was still under way and
making such progress as to give evil
dence of success.
Through the efforts of several farm
eTs and large land owners driving on
the route of the proposed road, over
100000 has been subscribed towar,.
the project, and the work Of securing
additional pledges is being vigorously
pushed.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-12-29
Convicted of Frauds.

Sioux Falls.-Charles Hyde IF
Pierre, reputed to be the weathiest
maj in South Dakota, a real estate
operator and banker, was found guilty
on three counts Of using the United
States mails to defraud, with a maxi
mum penalty Of $500, "a months in
prison, or both. Hyde's activities ii
promoting sales of town lots at Pierre
led to his Indictment. Witnesses from
% states were called by the govern
ment, maps showing electric car lines
running adjacent to lots represented
as plated which were actually moth
ing Dut broken prairie lands. and dia-
grams representing lines of a north
ern transcontinental railroad which
does not enter South Dakota at all
were among the exhibits in the case.