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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-12-29
Russian Treaty Finale.

ngton.-Congress ratified the
Presidents notification of the termina-
ton of the Russian treaty of 1892 and
sent the measure to the President for
his signature. The House disposed Of
it, according to program, within IS
minutes. Speaker Clark signed it at
2.56 p. NJ. Vice-President Sherman
signed it at 3.51, after the Senate lad
remained in session plrpoeelg 20 PSF
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-12-29
Attacking Turks Routed.

Derna, Tripoli-Turkish forces have
made several attacks on the Italian
soldiers while the latter were throw
ing up works outside the town. Re
Inducements were sent to the aid of
the Italians and counter-attack re-
suited in the withdrawal of the Turks.
The Italians lost 9 killed and "a
wounded.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-12-29
"aeaaarn Lett IS .oco.

San Francisco Cal Mich 81 sum.
van, VINO has begged Oh the streets OF
san Francisco tor thirtyfve years.
MAS found dead in his howell here
baukbooks discovered in matt ress
showed deposits Of more than $50 900.
SGliivan's death was apparently due
20 natural causes he lett viii IN
@hich ne Leaueathed s5,Qoo to his SIS
ter. Mary a. sullivan OF Utica y Y.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-12-29
raft,s Tribute To Rlaelow.

Washington President Taft sent
the following telegram of sympathy to
Miss Grace Bigelow, daughter Of John
Bigelow, who died in New York Tues
day: 81 extend to you and to your
fathers family my deep sympathy in
your present sorrow. John Bigelow
has been an historic figure in his ele-
waiting influence on public affairs for
half a century"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-12-29
Rldes Steer TO. s

ST Joseph. Mo WINE
a cowboy from the Texas !
fen into a corral ci wi d
scrambled to his feet and
revolver fred fun in the "a
oncouiug steers and Grip
Then as the others stopped
seized age by the horns az
until ire aaiinal got closet
the fence for him to leap II
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-12-29
TAFT ANNULS TREATY.
Joint Resolution Of Congress APP
proved.

Washington.-Th President signed
the joint resolution of Congress abro-
eating the treaty of 1882 between the
United States and Russia.
Only Secretary Knox was present at
the time.
President Taft reached Washington
shortly before 8 o'clock from New
York. He went at once to the execu-
tive mansion for breakfast and from
there to his Office to plunge into his
accumulated work
The two days the President spent in
New York were about as busy as any
he has had in long time.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-12-29

w York There was Weti.as
q; Heel Astot at which The tsen
ty. odd bride danced @',h pan
VII. " Napoleon On lie iaaoas
mart o MOSCOW. one hundred years
ago
This uian is Abraham Hanover oe
l62 East noun street lie IS lO6 ears
old now but duriLg tie nght led IN
the dancing al The Wedding aFeaIies
On the tloor nearly cazeu ms aa
performing with his young partners
Nai,z-s, twosteps and sevega yaf.e-
lies Of tie Boston.
Wi,h a twinkle q hGuor in lis
eyes, The Cd Haa declared thar aia
next accom- ment would be- 81
learn the .an3gs turkey tgot
The Wedding was Stat Of 81
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-12-29
item
poses. the aeronauts Wien. f.
ton exclusively to the |, nv
They believe that by tfnr,ng
ing season opens agaA, r. ne
they will have perreqes
culiarly adapted to IL

Caught a MaH.,,nhon.
Trout Lake, Wches IN
troud measuring Sc cne.half
Length and weighi4R 3 by Miss
po'hue Was sek, near
Margaret euler IN 5arked bv
the lio.el The onlv six
Chaiies waters Wears ago.
inches long Waters,
when it was CHI me legal
and because i'll III stream.
size he cast itRIgbtv wears
Mr. Waters wA rs,nnlit the
fof age when 4htsi.ssl ush.
arst time, and ,ir,..S l.,s lie
ernsaa III ~ -.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-12-29
Indian eIrI Run over; unhurt.

Centralia, WASH While being driv.
en- to school at Rochester, Katie Hen
ry, an indian girl. fell from the We
hicle, the wagon passing cves eer
body The child was Placed go =
train and hurried to the llc4a nos
pital An X-ray examination was
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-12-29
Anothsr Quake In Mexico.

Mexico City.-An earthquake Of
moderate intensity occurred here. The
shock lasted about one minute. No
loss of life or damage to property is
reported
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-12-29
Ronaeunlt,s Name On nalIot

Lincoln, Neb. Application to have
the name of Theodore Roosevelt
placed on the primary ballot as can
didate for the Republican nomination
for president of the United States, is
contained in a petition by Secret AIRY
of State Watt. John 0. Yeiser, an
Omaha attorney, and 25 other citizen
of Nebraska signed the petition.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-12-29
MARYLAND WOMAN DIES AT 1917
Lived In Kentucky and Was States
Oidost Inhabitant.

Elizabethtown, Ky.-Kentucky lost
it's Oldest inhabitant in the death at
Flaherty, Mead county, of Mrs. Henri
eta Jones, aged 107 years. She was
a native of Maryland but had lived
in this State for most of her life. Five
of her offspring survive her.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-12-29
Car Kills TWO Miners.

Fall River, Mass.-A heavily laden
mining car plunged into the lower
levels of the Portsmouth coal mines
and instantly killed Edward Ryan
and Knute Bergstrom.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-12-29

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-12-29
Man Who Saw Napoleon, Alive

Steinberg Of 500 West l36th street. to
Mss Sadie Frankel. Of SOS West End
avenue Mr. Hanover IS Ike grandia-
ther III Ny Stef6lprg
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-12-14

extended to these services Mems
Mass Meeting will be held next sun
day at $ p. m. at the Idle Hour under
the direction or the Mems Religion
and Forward movement. The plan
Is to hold number Of these special
services for men only, and they viii
be live and prac ctical meetings which
Will interest men. There Ii an open,
ing for 4 meeting Of this kind In Wa:
tertoWn, and the men Of our city
should give It their hearty support.
The speaker of the first meeting will
be Rev. 3 R, Leach, pastor Of the
Baptist church. He vii. speak Oh
"The Square Deal Il 35s &:
The address will be a practical one
and one that men should hear. 4
male quartet viii sing, All men are
cordially invited to be out Sunday.
There will be no collection: The
house ought to be filed.
Meetings Of a similar nature have
been held in other cities and found
to be Of great help to the men and
the city. n.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-12-14
They Stole the Baby 5
Shirt; Clothes Line | 90.

Last Monday night a clothes line
filed with baby clothes in the yard
Of w, A. Sleeper at l25 Second Av.
southwest was stolen. line and all.
The thief was discovered as he
Was making his get away, but before
the police could be summoned he
had successfully disappeared, Mrs,
Sleeper was visiting at neighbor's
at the time, and her feelings on dis
covering the loss can be better imag-
ined than describe
LOCALS gebxsi HpxIId
Mrs. Edward Emerson. S14 Oak
street NJ is enjoying a visit from
her brother Charles Koene, who is on
his way home to Spokane, Wash.
after spending a year in England.
Mrs. g. q. Sherwood spent Friday
and Saturday in Watertown at the
home OF her brother, G. A. Fountain,
She was ccompanied homo by her
uncle. Mr. Palmer, who will make his
home with Mr.. and Mrs Fountain
Clark Courier. XII !,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-12-14
Popular Hazel People
Are Married in City

2 EG. q.
Mr.. VIM. Robish and Miss Cora
Vending Of Hazel, were quietly mar.
ried at the home Of Rev. C. w. Zech
at eleven a. m. on Thursday. only
Mr.. Geo. Vending, brother Of the
bride, and Miss Lizzie Robish, sis
ter of the bridegroom, were present.
{ Both young people have lived at
Hazel from childhood and have host
of friends who wish them the best
life has in store. Mr.. Robish recent
" purchased a fine farm just south
Of Hazel and builtsa fine home on the
same last summer. sSgs
Mr.. and Mrs. Robish are very popu.
lar among their associates and ac-
tive workers in the Evangelical church
at Kellerton, and in the npbuilding
of the community.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-12-14
Candidate Sterling
Visits in Watertown


Dean Sterling, Of Yermillion. candi,
date for the United States senate,
was Watertown visitor this week
and was being shown about the city
by a large delegation Of friends and
admirers. The Saturday News ac-
knowledges a pleasant call from that
gentleman who seems to be a very
affable gentleman. Mr.. Sterling for
years has been the dean of the state
university law department and judg-
ing from the way his former law stud
ents from all over the state arc boost
ing for him he must be mighty
square kind Of a man. Every young
man who ever graduated under him
at the university is ready to get right
out in the open and pull his coat and
fight to the finish for him. This is .
very good sign.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-12-14
YoEMAN LODGE GROWING.

b % Z q '. & . + [ 4 -
AT the regular meeting of the Yeo-
man lodge last Monday evening a
class of thirty. some odd new mem
bers were given the initiatory work.
2 After the work refreshments were
served to all present.
The State Manager Mrs. L. D. Pol
lock, who is working campaign in
Watertown, expects as large a class
to initiate again at meeting next
Monday night.
Anyone wanting the best insurance
would do well to Investigate the Yeo-
man plan this week as there are spe-
cial inducements for all new comerg
which will expire next Monday.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-12-14
Catholic Society
Growing Rapidly


Last Sunday afternoon at the In1na-
culate Conception. church In this city.
a class Of forty-seven new members
was admitted into the Young Ladies
sodality society Of this church.
The exercises were beautiful and
Impressive. all Of the candidates be
ing clothed in white and wearing
white wells, with candles in their
bands, Four little flower girls led
the procession and thirty mass sery-
ers attended the. benediction and as
sisted in the service. chorus .cf
fifty school children from the Sisters
School furnished The music for the
occasion.
The Fraternal Reserve Association
initiated q large class to membership
Thursday evening.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-12-14
S. D Abstractors in
Their Annual Session

80 x
The fifth annual convention8of the
South Dakota Abstracters Association
convened in Watertown Tuesday.
There was a good attendance from
all over the state.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year;
President y. g. southwick, Water
town. u !s5il
Vice PresidentR. 1. Clisby, Par
ker.
Secretary and Treasurer. u.
NoeL Highmore.
Executive Commits C u. Bryant
Of Huron, 81 H, J. Gaeson of Aberdeen.
and q. NJ. Bailey OF Redfleld.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-12-14
THE EAGLES soAa

The Fraternal Order of Eagles gave
another Of their pleasant dancing par.
ties at the l. Q. o. F. hall one even
ing last week and those who attend
ed pronounced it one of the best SO
5cfal dances of the season.
Among those who attended from
out OF the city We're John Leash Ct
Altamont, John Benn and VIM, Klis
of South Shore, Mr.. and Mrs. Brufiat
and Mr.. and Mrs. Eckland of Hayti
and Mr. Redman of Henry.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-12-14
Florence Woman Dies
Of Dread tuberculosis

Mrs. Isaac Johnson died at her home
at Florence at 10 o'clock last Satur-
day morning. The deceased has been
in i'll health for several years and her
death was expected at any time. She
was the beloved wife of Isaac John
son, a merchant of that town. She
was a young woman, being only about
twenty-five years Of age. Tuberculo-
sis is assigned as the cause of her
death.
Ipterment was made in the GENE.
terry at the Eden Scandinavian church
Tuesday.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-12-14
Harry Spiicer Marriies
Miss Nora johnson

Married Tuesday evening at the
Congregational parsonage, by Rev. A.
B. Keeler Mr.. Harry spicer and Miss
Nora Johnson, both Of this city. Mr..
Spicer is the son of L. d. spicer, the
seed man, while Miss johnson is
well known in the city having been
employed for some time as bookkeep.
er at the telephone Office
The newly married couple will go to
keeping house on the north side 81.
The News extends congratulations.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-12-14

race but who may take notion to
! "lie down" in this race 1t does not
pay in any business. If you lose you
have the assurance of your friends
even though you lose, for it is no dis
credit to lose with the comforting
knowledge that you did your best.
Prizes Worth Considering
1t is not ordinary, cheap, worthless
prizes you are striving for, candidates.
If you win any of these valuable
awards for merit in this race it will
be something Of which you always will
be justly proud and your friends who
helped You win will be just as proud
as you are only their pride will be in
you, their candidate, their fayorite.
There are to be six prizes awarded in
this campaign. The first prize is
1912 Model 1T" Ford auto. This car
is Of the latest model, four door, fully
equipped, and is bought of H. A. Bah
cock, the Ford agent, and it will be
delivered to the candidate free of
charge who has the highest number
of votes at the close of the campaign
There are also five beautiful dia-
mond rings to be given as district
prizes-one for each district. These
stones were purchased of E. H. Prey,
Watertowns popular jeweler, and a
visit to the store will convince you
that they are worth all the time a
person would have TO devote to win
one.
Everything on the Square.
There is not the smallest feature
about this whole campaign that is not
absolutely fair and square to all CON
cerned. The saturday News in award
ing these prizes will feel that merit
has been justly rewarded and the re-
ward of this paper itself will be in
the number of new subscribers your
earnest efforts have enabled the Sat.
urday News to add to its already
large circulation
DILL Double Votes.
We want to give all the incentive.
possible and make it as easy for the
candidates to secure subscriptions as
we can. Today we are announcing the
best offer of the entire campaign. De-
finite and final assurance on this point
is given to candidates, therefore think
of the prospects ahead Double votes
on all subscriptions turned in to this;
Office from Saturday morning Dec
18th at eight a. m. until Thursday Dec.
the 2Sth at ten p. m. This means
that you will be given Just twice the
regular votes on all subscriptions and
the longer term subscriptions bring
the most votes. Now is the time to-
get in every available subscriptions.
See all your friends who have given
You promises and get that promise
now. 4 Do not be- one of the wise ones
and hold your subscriptions thinking
you viii secure more votes the last
week than YOU are now getting. IL
you do disapp sentiment will be yours
How Tiny Stand.
Mrs. Ed sherin reads the campaign
today while Ralph Englesby is sec
ond. Ralph is d hustler and he says
that after January the 25th he win
be driving around Id the Ford auto.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-12-14
Paul PauIson is
Now a Minister

Rev. a. B. Keeler and wife went
to Revillo Monday where Mr.. Keeler
assisted in the ordination ceremon-
les held there at which Mr.. Paul Paul
sen was ordained as a congregational
minister. 5='..:s 5 *5s35
4 Mr.. Pauissn viii be remembered as
having had charge Of the singing at
the revival meetings which closed in
this city a few weeks ego at the
Grand Opera House.
The Brotherhood elias Of the NJ. q.
s. s. held its regular monthly bust.
ness meeting Tuesday evening at the
home of Robin McD Daniels. A lunch
and social hour followed The business
session. AZ y; n s.3sE
b. Miss Emma Palm who underwent
a surgical operation at the Water.
town Sanatarium some time ago IS
able to leave the hospital. #
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-12-14
Don,t Re 4 Gutter.

Nobody likes a gutter Nobody
wants to have his money placed on q
qnitter or in any other contest where
endurance and merit count uppermost,
little less does any one want to have
his confidence placed In some candi-
date who has already entered the
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-12-14
Men S Movement is
Growing in Interest

Rev. F. r. Leach will spsak next
Sunday morning at the Baptist church
son Mans Best Friend, I. and In the
evening on the question. What Differ
Sence is there Between the Man Who
is a Christian ana the One Who ii not
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-12-14

Mrs. Netty Rutherford, Goodwin 27 500
Miss Francis Doyle, Clear Lake 12,O0g
Miss Bertha Thompson, Toronto 10000
Miss Gena Bruflat, Toronto 10,0O9
Miss Magdalene- Solem, Brandt 10000
Miss Josie Peterson, Brandt 10000
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-12-14

Now is Tie time for all good men to
come to the aid of their party" Did
you ever hear that? If you have ever
practiced on a typewriter it is dollars
to toothpicks that amateurs first learn
to hammer out this ON the typewriter
machines. F& ~.
Sometimes it has been slightly twis-
ted around and used as dry sort Of
made much out of the transaction by
changing it. The sentence is too old
TO stand much monkeying with by
blacksmiths. However, in the Satur-
day News $1,000 circulation campaign
it ought to read: Now is the time
for all good men to+come to the aid
of their favorite."
For public interest in this campaign
is rapidly nearing it's zenith and all
live energetic candidates are eXerting
extra influence to bring their vote
standing to the top notch. How is
yours? Are you going to be among
the winners? Or are you going to be
an "Also ran" .--a. $
A Good Time to Enter.
Now is a good time to enter the
race and win one of the valuable
awards. January the 25th will soon
roll around and who knows but what
you might be declared the winner?
This date, January the 25th, ought to
have ali under scored line in your
thinking box. You ought to see that
date when you so to sleep at night
it ought to confront you when you
awake in the morning. For none how
ever mediocre in spirit, want to finish
up in any race they have entered
among the losers in the rear where
the "Also rams" come struggling in. il
does not need a fertile Imagination to
see the goal ahead. The first goal
in the race is a $3.50 Ford Touring
car, a 1912 Model T. fully equipped.
This prize alone is worth the best eff
forts of any man. woman or child,
much less the time you will have to
devote to win this prize, but it is not
the prize alone that is to be consider
ed in this game.
Only Winners Count.
Its the prestige that goes with the
winner. Every body admires a winner,
and they will admire you if you are
the winner at the head of the list in
this campaign. The losers soon drop
aside in every contest, why? Because
their efforts to win out show what
kind of material they are made of
and if made of the right kind of stuff
you are bound to win. Your friends
know that and they watch your stand
ing among the candidates to see II
!. their Judgment as to your ability, your
worthiness to become a winner justi-
/ fes the confidence they have placed
I in you.
Don't BE a Cutter.
Nobody likes q quitter. Nobody
wants to have his money placed on a
qnitter or in any other contest where
endurance and merit count uppermost,
little less does any one want to have
his confidence placed IN some candi-
date who has already entered the
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-12-14
DOUBLE VOTES GIVEN
ON ALL SUBSCRIPT TIONS

Miss Katherine BalIou is fourth in
this weeks voting, George Mcdowell
increases standing this week and
hopes to lead the field soon. 81. III S
Mrs. Nettie Rutherford of District
No. 5 polls a large number of votes
this week Mrs. Rutherford has many
friends not only in her district but in
the entire campaign territory and the
way they are supporting her 1t looks
as though the auto might be seen
around Goodwin after the campaign is
over.
District No. 2 has a new entry this
week in Mrs. Ernest Schoonover and
from her votes standing of this week
anyone can readily see that she has
started in in earnest. Mrs. Schoonover
reports that she is only getting start
ed in the vote getting business. {
such is the case, the candidates who
entered earlier had better get busy.
Herman Graen adds a few more to
his votes this week and he no doubt
will give a better account Of himself
next week
Miss Clara Nuber and Ronald Dean
moye&ap a few notsheS higher and it
looks as though they will give a good
account of themselves from now on.
One of the latest entries In the
campaign is Miss Ellen Engwell of
Hazel who makes phenomenal jump.
Miss Engwell takes third position in
the entire campaign. Miss Engwe1l
is one of HazeIs most popular young
ladies and from the way she has start
ed it looks as though Hazel might
have new car running around her
busy little streets ere long
Another one of the later entries isl
Mrs. George Dunond who starts IN
the campaign today, Mrs. Dumond has
a large circle of friends in the city
and surrounding territory and will no
doubt give a very good account of
herself.
%. Visit the Idle Hour.
The candidates in the 5000 Club
and their friends should visit the
Idle Hour as the standings of the can
didates will appear there twice a week
from now on until the close of the
campaign.
DISTRICT NO. 4.
The City Of Watertown.
Ralph Englesby ~. -. 49,200
Miss Katherine Rallou .....5.... 47,600a
George Mcdowell Z. q. 4 ...f.3 80, 300
VIM. Scholtz ...5..... .......... 10000
Mrs. Geo. Dumond .. 10000;
DISTRICT NO. 2.
All of codington County Outside the
City Of WatertoWn.
Ronald Dean, Henry ........ 45,7O0
Mrs. Ernest Schoonoyer, Henry 26,2Oo
Herman Graen, Kranzburg $500
Miss Clara Nuber, Florence 1. 22,500
Miss Edith Current, South Shore,
lO,uoS
DISTRICT NO. 8.
All Of Hamlin County.
Mrs. e. Sherin, Thomas 49,. 50,S9O
Miss Ellen Engwell, Hazel .... $4,000
Miss Inga Karterud, Hayti 80. 10, 900
DISTRICT 4.
All Of Clark County.
Miss Stella Upton, Clark -. 18,600
Miss Mable Peterson, Bradley 10000
Miss Jennie Foss, Vienna ~. q. 1850
DISTRICT NO. 5.
All of Deuel. County.
Mrs. Netty Rutherford. Goodwin 27,50O
Miss Francis Doyle, Clear Lake 1900
Miss Bertha Thompson, Toronto 10000
Miss Gena Bruf1at, Toronto 10,oO9
Miss Magdalene Solem, Brandt Il, 900
Miss Josie Peterson, Brandt 10000
5 s5l$g 55gif.