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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-01-07

III story opens in King
William street, London,
within sound of Bow
Bells and a stones
throw from the Man
sion House, The Old
Lady of Threadneedle
street." and the Royal
Exchange, amid the roar
and hustle of the old
city-this modern tale
of queer doings on the
high seas.
Upon the entire Sec
ond floor of a newish
hIJi1dInU wnrn tnoofod
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-01-07

Most Nourishine Vegetable.
Onions are more nourishing than
any other vegetable
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-01-07

The Vicar-Now, children, what is a
false doctrine?
Inspired Maiden-Please. sir. bad
medicine.-Punch
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1911-09-01
HOT SPR1NGs SOUTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY 1911

today the specimens brought in will be
shipped to Huron for county exhibit
with the desire and expectation of eett-
ing In on the prize money But better
than this will be the presentation of
this evidence to the thousands who
visit the fair, that this end of the state
js not down and out
1t was the unanimous sentiment of
the members of the executive commit.
tee, who met at the commercial club
rooms last night, that now is the time
TO make showing in this respect It
was decided accordingly to ship big
exhibit and to send representative
to arrange the display and do personal
work at the fair in the interest of this
county. Otis Hymer was delegated to
gather the exhibit and accompany it to
Huron.
Those in the vicinity of Edgemont.
Oelrichs aDd other towns of the
county are invited to take ADVANTAGE
OF this personal service, and to com.
bine in making an effective county ex.
hlbit. The shipment will be assembled
at the commercial club rooms and sent
to Huron by express to reach there in
time to enter. The club will pay the
transportation and growers need only
to deliver samples to Hot Springs
Immediate action is necessary and it is
hoped each farmer will, on reading
this. see that something from his farm
is brought in by Thursday and by Fri.
day at the latest.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1911-09-01
26th annual gathering was one of the
best in the history of the association.

26th annual gathering was one Of the
best in the history Of the association.
More than 300 members we're present.
besides large number of visitors.
They came from all parts of the state
and the proceedings we're of an excep.
tionally interesting nature. United
States Senator Crawford and Lieuten.
ant Governor Frank NJ. Byrne, we're
among the distinguished visitors; q
number of representatives of wholesale
houses and manufacturing chemists
we're also in attendance.
The election of officers for the ensu.
Ing year. and the naming of place
for the next annual meeting were Char
acterized by good-natured but spirited
contests. The officers are: j. +. Wag.
ner of Garden City, president; II. G..
McLain Of Tripp, first vice-president;
George Sherman of Groton, second
vice. president; A. A. Woodward, of
Aberdeen, treasurer; E. @. Bent of Dell
Rapids, Secretary; l.. e. Highley, of
Hot Springs, local secretary.
The names of F. G. Swartz, Of Red
field, F. d. Kriebs. of Beresford and
@. b. Baldwin, of Rapid City, we're re
commended from which to select q
member of the state board of pharm-
acy. A proposition to form q tri-state
organization and hold a gathering two
years hence, was presented and very
freely discussed. The gathering to be
of members from North and South Da
kota and Minnesota organizations, and
to occur at Big Stone Lake. A COM
mi.tee was named to perfect plans and
report at the next state convention.
Tho ladies e:x:!!::as7,yy had q large re.
presentation there. Mrs. l.. E.
Highley being president presided at
their meeting Mrs Henry Sasse, OF
Henry, this state, was elected president
for the ensuing year.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1911-09-01

morescoed, the woodwork and desks
repaired, cleaned and vanished.
new boiler installed and the entire
building gone over and wherever neces.
sary new plumbing put in.
Two floors are all that will be used
this year and for that reason the upper
floor has not yet been completed. One
OF the rooms on the ground floor will
be used by Miss Hartman, who is prin-
olpsl, as 9 recitation room and another
as study room. On this floor are also
located the girls cloak room and lava
tory on the northwest corner of the
building and the boys in the central
ard western portion of the building.
There are also number of smaller
rooms which will be used as dressing
rooms for the football boys and Others
of the athletes
The second floor is given over en-.
tirely to recitation rooms and the
library and Office of the superintendent.
Right here it might be we'll to say that
the Hot Springs High School at the
opening of this term will have one of
the finest reference libraries in the
west. d. B. Murray, member of the
State Home, has donated the use of his
private library with some of the best
sets of books to be found, to the use
OF the school. 1t is estimated to be
worth in the neighborhood OF S4.5OO.
This is piece of rare good fortune for
the pupils and in the future Mr.
Murray's actions at this time will surely
be remembered and appreciated BY
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1911-09-01
SCHOOL Will
OPEN M0ND'Y
Hot Springs Schools Begin
Fall Term, Sept. 4th.
TEACHERS ELECTED
Old Black Hills College Will
Hereafter Be Used as a High
School Building.

The Hot Springs public Schools will
open Monday, September 4th. This
year instead of the crowded condition
OF the one building which has caused
quite little Inconvenience to both
teachers and pupils alike for the past
few years, the board has, since pur-
chasing the old Black Hills College
building, had it thoroughly cleaned,
repaired and fixed up in flrst.class
shape and commencing with this year
will use it hereafter as high school
building.
The old Blaob Hills College building
was built over twenty years ago and
was used as a Methodist college for
eight or nine years. Since that time
it has been vacant and until q few
years ago was held by the society in
the hopes of some day re-openihg it.
A couple of years ago it was offered for
sale and at q special election held q
year ago last spring it was voted to
buy it for high school. 1t was some
little time before loan could be ne.
gotiated and the work of putting it in
shape was not commenced before this
summer. Eeerything has been rushed
however with the result that it
is now in as good shape as when
first built. The walls have all been
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1911-09-01
PAID THEIR FINE.
Old Soldiers Home Board Decide to
Drop Lathrop Case.

The amount Of the judgment assessed
against Col. j. b. Geddes, former com.
mandant of the State Home, and the
four members of the board who acted
with him in discharging Comrade Lath.
rop, was paid into the county treasury
Wednesday afternoon. Payment was
made by Colonel Orr, who acted for
the others involved. The verdict of the
jury was $500 with accrued costs
amounting to S83S5.
This settles finally the suit brought
by Lathrop on the grounds that the
board acted with malicious intent in
causing his dismissal, The board do
not feel that this establishes prece.
dent for should any similar case arise
the mattRr would be carried to higher
courts in the event that Judgment in
the circuit went against them.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1911-09-01
NEXT CONVENTION HERE

Druggists Will Meet at Hot Springs
Next Year-.Fine Convention at Huron.
L. E. Highley and wife and Emil
Hsrgens returned Saturday morning
from Huron where they had been to
attend the annual three days conven.
tion of the South Dakota State Phar-
maceutical Association and which
closed Friday with picnic and auto.
mobile drives.
Three cities we're in the field for next
years convention but fortunately Hot
Springs had a couple of the best
boosters in the country working for
her and by the judicious use of adver-
tising literature showing the advant-
ages OF this city as place for such
conventions and knowing how to get
at the bottom of these matters soon
had the Sioux Falls and Canton con-
testants out of the running.
The Huron meeting which was the
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1911-09-01

them. This library. together with tho
superintendent's office is located in tho
northeast corner on this floor. The
southeast corner room will be used bv
Mrs. Helen Brelsford as a recitation
room, the northwest room by Mrs.
Estelle Carrier, and the southwest one
by Superintendent Lewis.
With the opening of this building
new rule will be put into effect.
Here the teachers wilt have charge of
the rooms and the pupils will report
for classes. When not at classes they.
will be in the study room. Five Rrades
in all will be cared for at the new build.
ing.
The grade building has also been
cleaned repaired and rearranged. Here.
after the two lower grades which have
been in the basement will be on the
ground floor. With the two buildings.
Hot Springs will have as fine accom-.
modiations for her children as can be
found anwhere. The present board ia
largely responsible for this pleasing
situation and should be heartily com.
mended for the good work which they
have accomplished. The personal
OF the present board is as follows. 8.
~. Wilson, president; Jay Crane, vice
president; Mrs. Lillian Connor. score.
tary; Henry Marty, treasurer; other
members: @. f. Sage. @. 3. Eastman
j. r. Parks.
The board completed the election of
the corps of teachers some time ago
and it is believed that they will main.
tain the high standard SO long held by
the Hot Springs schools. A few new
teachers are in the list this year but
they all come very highly recommends
ed. The list is as follows: r. r. Lew.
Is. superintendent; Miss Francis Hart
man, principal; associate teachers:
Mrs. Helen Brelsford, Mrs. Estelle
Carrier. Miss Clara Chase will sot az
instructor in music.
At the grade building the list is a.
follows: Mrs. Josephine Anderson.
principal; Miss Katherine Malloy.
sixth grade; Miss Anna Preston, fifth
grade; Miss Leila Boyles. fourth grade;
Miss May Keil, third grade; Miss Ethel
Peirce, second grade; Miss Matte AL.
len. first grade.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1911-09-01
DIED WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Amelia Warden Died at Sisters
Hospital in This City Wednesday

aOSpltal In 1nlS Clty Wednesday
Mrs. Amelia Wardon, who has been
III for the past year and who for the
past few weeks has been a patient at
the Sisters Hospital, died Wednesday
evening, aged thirty-hve years.
Mrs. Warden has been q resident of
this city for the past twenty five years
coming here from her native land
Germany, with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dumke. She WAS married to
Fred Warden at Custer in 1896. Be.
sides her husband she is survived by
four sisters and two brothers. Mrs.
John Mueller, of this city is sister Of
the deceased.
Funeral services will be held Satur.
day at two O'Clock from the Methodist
church and interrment Wilt be made
in the Evergreen Cemetery.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1911-09-01
..FAUsT" SUNDAY NIGHT.
Splendid Picture Program at the New
Opera House Sunday Next.

Splendid Picture Program at the New
Opera House Sunday Next.
Now its "Faust" world famed and
time honored opera in moving pictures
two reels of it-165O feet of favored
film, in colors that acclsim the employ
ment of artists hands and eyes. Ar.
ranged, planned, posed and enacted by
that famous French Aggreg alton
Pathe Freres. The old folks will be
eager to see it because they beard and
saw the original opera years ago. The
young folks will clamor to see it be.
cause they know it by reputation.
"Faust is one Of the most tnnes:!
operas.
This special program together with
other good reels at the New Opera
House. Sunday evening, September
3rd. Price Of admission, Is cents e,
any part Of the house.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1911-09-01
TO BE REPRESENTED
Fall River County Will Have Exhibit
At State Fair.

Fall River is to be represented at the
State Fair with q fine exhibit Of grains,
grasses and the products of the gardens
aud orchards. This matter has been
taken hold Of by tthe Hot Springs
Commercial Club and Q week from
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-03
ISabrifDeinlidJ NsOro.
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nisbsrssfmallt.

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auf ibn singebrunaen fsi. aHptrfOn
babe ibn bereits Dor efnieen 5dgen ob.
ne @runb dnaearfffen.
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Ganal. emonitrationstag.

Seit einem Nent t9enolter ptro in
Cincinnati fir bic Qbi6dffuns oes
&anals agitirt, ipeil er felt bieIsr 3sit
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oiei. n,tifenldnge offene alodfe bic
auft psrpeItet. SO III cine f6reisabs
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Deutuna gu, haB bic gsrgnlonnsl Union
cine Frieblihe geilesung pnn Stretts
nicbt iriinffA, mas has sntfhiebene
@egentbeil BON psrniinftia lit. Dos 8es
bduern, oas 5srr MithelI bariiber aus
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gen lit, beitdtist unfsrs InIitt, oenn
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fabte, i'm SntereiIe Der 8ersmdnnss
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leute cine tpeIeuttihe 2o6nerbSbune er=
Idnatsn uno etnen Rontratt, Der fnon
felt ndbe etnem Sobr3ebnt ben 5rteDen
i'm 1ltIiden 8er9lpertszgetriebe ges
iihert bat.
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llmhanlbarsr gnsid),.

Die o5ebeimpoIi5ifien GAHnds uan
Dimftp erfuhrea Dor siHigen Gasen,
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eokal-Derid)t
Webmrten.

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oil s5iinfssbnte Sir; Wlibhm.
2llopfius anh Gopbis 8olfin, 80
Rarp Str.; aHabe.
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Clara Nee; Wdeden.
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Charles uRb Giifabeih Dadmann
2610 Ganper Str; M1bfeR.
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Dem grffiGnnsstooe maize.
3wti ainbn ben ses sJtustwstr
aeretttt.

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mirtsn. Die Q6ihmdRuFhaften iraien
bic mohHunestbiir. fpeIbe iit rtrf1lois
fen porfdHbtH, ein unb rttttien bic
etm grftiduHsstooe Hobea aiuber.
Tds 5euer icnnts obns Sdapterisieiisn
0tLofdt fpsrpkn.
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Ser 3eniife 9anbwsbEstrsin sssadt
am Ssuntas Die gilaufatrt.

Inter ben auIpicisn bss Teuts
fntn Gnnbtpebtnereins hGlt 5err g.
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fir iih f6on 9unitnsrte IiHo. gs fei
nod sripdbnt, bah 6err GDsier eiesz
nal ben 8ortros tn Deutfder Gpra6:
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Gas 6aus bat Der @mpfebIung
pes Shabamts Setretdrs 1enlGB
cine Reiolutton pdiIirt, tpona1 bic 81
pro3entigen Banana aanoI Bombs
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geben. Der GongreB ptro jebt bus
Durn ge5pungen. Elm neues SpItsm
BON gtpten GmiFiunen etn8ufibrsn.
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ipieberbOIt beiproten bdbsn, Iorgt fir
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| Observation-Disclosures tann nur nod,
barber beiteben, ob bieIes Rstt Der
Roten gmi5Iion nur elmer 3entrols
| 6unt, ooer 8ant &onfortien in ners
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ssatbsieIIsr ausssaubsa.

Die glotisiiien qinniint nnb Mars
tin fanben esftsrn su friiher Woresne
itunbe ben .MathsieIItr- bss mir
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ten duf riibe Msife uuttrbroHsn
iuurbs. Der Mirtb iuufpe unitr Der
GnslaN Der tlsbtrtstung bss Tsitstrs
na1tsgefssts perh1ftei.
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g5enrn Spieer, q, Dtft 9. ctr.
l5asel Gmitb, 20, Geft 8. Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-03

Ole . hptertqteit, bic I'm
tetFtiibunq ces 9pnerefes su Nenbes
runaen Der gunoesnerfaTuna 3u er
lcngen, reat ben 9eoanfen an, Der in
einem Nrtlte( Der .Rort9 gtmerican
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rem SongreB adnsIth ous5uihaLt:n.
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tel oIItr Staatsgeieb9eburgen cine
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frei 8ierteI Der StaatseeieB9ebunaen
ober BON 8olts-Gonpentionen in orel
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ntn. Sine 8olfs~ ~&onbention, ipelhe
iiber Die 9srfaFunqs. .Qsnherung Be
i1liebt uno cine Rdtifi3irung 6arh
0plfs- -Ronpenttonen fpiirbe obne 5roge
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ipeI6e ieher gtenoerung Der 8erFahun8
ppponirsn, in groBem Wabe i6pdhen.
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nismals pom SongrsB uno ntemaIs
rpn Sen 2egislaturen, Iono:ru nur
ppm golts gu erIoneeu ieiu. Die Rid
t,gteit unierer qRii6t pirb but9 bag
@erbaIten bes Senats in ge3ua nuf
cas- Gintommeniteusr. .4menoemsrt be-
ftGtigt. Die ebrIitsn gefiirporter
oieier Steuer i'm Genat ihIugen Dor,
Die &attFt3irung oes amenoements
Bolts aonpsnttoren uno niht oen Qes
gislaturen SusulpsiIeu. 9as tpuroe
ofer pon ben Stanopattern uboeIetrt.
GisIe rpuBtsH, bub bic 2sgisIaturen
hds 4msnoement Dsrlpsrfen nsroeu,
aher nid1t oas Bolt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-03

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fpeftfihen Staatsn aufgebaIten rpiro
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in Der aonfereu3 geitri4en tperoen, II
lit es bic 9Fli6t oes prdfoenten, bos
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8eto 81 belegeH.