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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

~ nmitten zines %ungebeuren Stromss bon leudtens
ben AeIten, bic fb, Wilionen uno abers
miqionen, i'm 0Gmmer Der llneuoItAteit pers
- licren, treibt Der Mlcnft. Der ntletne 8Ott Der
Groe", auf einem be~rIorenen Sanotorn oabn. uRtt ra@
Ienber 0eIfpinbigtcit iAptrrt Der Sonnenitern, Dem
bas Sanotorn Grbe folgsH rnuB, bur6 bic unermeBllhen
RGlne, Iftpirren Die dnocren Sonnen nat bier uno
bort pbne Gnbe unO IdeiHbur obne teitcs 3teI.
SunOerttuuieno Sonnenfernen lte9en 5fDlI4en ben
HadIbarIpnncn beg urgeipdlttgen Stromes, tlrt7
bun6ert Nilionen Sonnen, ipe bliBenOe 9tdn1antz
Idub1en ain NadtBimmel bes GrDcnlternIetns erz
Ideinenb, ipcben ben ihtmmcrnoen gtin9 Der Wftlds
TtrdBe %5ulammen, uno feline leBten 8lieoer perlieren iib
in undusbentbareu QSehcn, oeren 3dblenipertb nlht elIlz
nal mebr Yl0b bat in Der bCinernen Soble, IN Der oas
lDin5ige Mtnihlcin oGI2 talicno u%nenoli6teiten be9rets
fen Mil, llnO >pcr ia9t ms, odb %ienIetts oieles r1afa
tioen Observation-Disclosures Jet1etts oIeltr 1h 6epl@
tauIeno Gjttiabrc nett in ben Baum erfredenoen, aus
eternCn ~gcbilocten Sniel bic @ren5Cn nes unloerluTnS
{no2 Summen ienIeits piGitr finfbunbcrt Wtiltonclt
Sonnen, ienett5 bieer M~iltitroBc ncue WtiltitroBen,
nsue SonnenIApdrmc, bic 10 muusoentbar fern lteben,
bah aud tcin Gibti6immer mcbr bonn r%aunourd1=
~briugeuoen 6ernrobr auf9ef0ngen lpIro3
Snmitttn beIe8 Chaos Ron leudtenOen 8ctcn Der
orbnenoe 9ciit beg Ntcnifen. Wteheno. jet9lteoerno,
gruppen, &GuiIen bilbenO, IAdt or iib in Dem Nobprintb
5ursbt gu iiRotn, iuht CT ben Sern, poS y0cien Der
Singe gu criorIdRn, ft be9rtffIit gu teberriAeu. Gr
fano, bdb bic Groe, Ietn Ctgcner gBohnIb, mir en tp1n@
Si8er Beltball 1T, Der Grabunt elmer mtuionenrnuI gro
Brren Sorne. Gr ertanHte lpeiteripiireno, oub al tenc
~funteInoen 2ihter oes 9tmrtcls Sonntn in I%fpinoelns
ben 5ernen Ino, unc fano ItGieBIif, OuB al Oteie MiIs
lipnen Sonnen nit Oieactht Miaionen belupbnteu Grben
IN ibrer GtIamnltbeit Elm mGdtige QDoGte, Elm mGdtige5
gin5elgebilos b%urfeaen, Oe6en 8ren5sn mir i'm ihinlz
uternben Eirg Der MiIhtraBe ertennsn uno rWiIhz
RraBenIpTtem" ntnnen, Wie zine No(te aug ~un5dbligen
t%pinSigen BaiierblGsAen bcIsbt, 70 brIe SteruenppIte
aus leudtenben Sonncn, bic in fOrtiuGbrerner gepegung
fnb, bierbin uno bOrt9in ftr.ben nit talIenOia4er GtG
Sugsgeitpinoigteit.
6efgebeftet an OitTe8 ~tp!nSigc, i'm StrOm or I'm
enoIidteit treibenbe Brett bat Der Mcnid oO5 Oles 5u
tr9rinOtn pcrmpft, unO mai 1T perIu6t, i) 81 fra
i'm l~lnipertum oOer Der W&enIN ielbit, oeftn ~ipir3iaer
9entapparut bas oles in grGBcn 3igen crfaint tonnte.
limb Der pergdngIhc glsnIaJ bcien Sem a~s9entber benz
Wsrben unO @erqe9eu Der Gterne uQr eintn fIittigen
9ul5idlag i'm 0clt9cihtDci btocuttt 9reift loh Dor
iber bnaus; c3 8e0i9t inn nidt, cos ,:ein rcr iAcinbor
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

etpigen Stsrne gu e%rgrinoen, er min ura tbr N5eroeh
e~rfaiien uno ibr @ergeben. 9as @er9eben iener Sterne,
bic ifon iber benz Grbsurunb I%eutteten, aS Der Wfsn19
nod ni6t lebte, as in ben feufttparmen SrilnoeH nOn
bic BGlber Der Stetntoblen3ett itanoen. Der 8er9dn9'
libe tpiro gum GtpigtsitsIuder!
Quf ben erItcn Bid mill Is uns iAeiner, ais lei IS
cine ausii9tsloIe 8ermeIsnbet bes Wten1hen, llber oas
Werpen Der Welten Gufi4IiFe gu erbalten, aber mas
mir iibsr bic leubtenben &Orper bort pben in Grtobrllr9
brinoen tonnten, seiqt uns, oB offenbar Elm einfeitIi6er
qua bas aanae ~llnioerIum %ourfpebt, Der menIdlt4em
6aiiun9spermogen ntht gar 81 fern In9t, t%pen19letdl Die
Sbiette an i) ins Intermediate geben. 0us 5ernrobr
5etgt uns, buB mir IS INNER toieoer nit tugeltorn1t9en
8eIten 81 tbun babsn, Die Ib nad Qar3e beittrnrlten,
matbematIf uno pbbiituIi5d e~rtl1rliden @eieben bepes
gcn. 9as SpettrDtop bat unS gele0rt, odB audi Die
f~ernittn Steruc, bic mir iebcn, unierem Sonntnitern
lUcIenSoeripanLl Iino. QBtr Gaben tonItdttren %tonnen,
bnB audi bic Sonncn cinen langen Gntptdlun9S9an9
burhma6en, bdB IS &tnoer, Wldnner uno @relIe au0
am Sternenbimmel 4iebt. 9as ertpGbnte ipunoerbdre
SnItrumeut lGBt un3 ]ertennen, peNhe Stoffe i'm &idte
Der fcrnen Sterne 9Iihen, lGBt ms ibren StBe9ruo CT
mitteln uno 10 iGr Mlter ObltGBcu. gBir lptfen, baB
es 9ellpeiBe. IugenbIite Sterne. 9clblthc, dItere Sternr,
uub r0tblife, i'm 2idtc ittpantenoe, ulternoe Sornen
gE6t, Die benz &erIoI6cn nobe itno. ga ielb't iold)e
srlOIhenen Sonren limb tonltottrt lporoen. DDS 0pet@
troItpp 5cigt uns, baB al bic StOffe, Die bier 0uf Grpsn
~porbanoen iinD, aut duf BEN Sonncnbdl, lpenn audi
ais 9ltAenoe Sale, an5utrtffen limb, uno Dap ipleoerll1
I'M Gitte Der fernen Sterne Die %ndmltdhen WPoterterl
a%uftreten. SIS 1T betannt, oGB ~5upeilen Stetns uno
Giienmdien dus Dem We!enraum 3ur @rbe nit0ertdlen,
Die iogenannttn .Wteteore", Die mir hiufig am 9imneI
teudteno babtnI6ieben iebcn. 2ufS 8enauefc iiRo
beIe 9oten aus benz Sternenraum i'm QaboraOrtum
u~uteriudt iporben: fe %entbaItsn %teintrlei Stoffe, bic mir
nidt aud auf GtOen baben. 9aS aleS benefit ipobI bic
8erehtigung Der annubme, OaB IS Der ndmIide StoIf
1T, aus Dem ih bier ME bort in ben fernIten 6ernen
bic rgDctt" %dufbaut, unO peridieoene Seobadtun8en be-
rebtigen lns audi 5u Dem SdNuB, baB bort uui ben fer
nr 5ternen Der Stpff id ceniclben pbpiitalllten 9ez
Iebcn lnteroronen mnB.
@erengern mir ben 8reiS, bctrdftel, mir nur unier
eigcne8 Sonrcnipitem, bic Come uno bic um fe berums
ipanoernbCn Pldneten, gu oenen ou6 bic Groe geb0rt, 10
babtn mir OurhauS ben Ginbrud elmer i'm Gaum iiolirz
ten Wttt6rprtumilie, bersn ObtrGaupt bic Some lit.
Dos 6ernrORt 8ei9t 1n5, oaB Die onOcren Plaueten Ner
Groe dbnIi6 ino, &u9eln lue lie, tbcus gr0Ber. tteiIs
tleincr. 2uf cinigen crIenren mir 2ano uno l2eer, Quft
uno IoItcn; ic BADEN Sag uno g5aft tpic bic Groc,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

tperoer ne lie bon Der Come srIeuAtet uno crtpdrrnt.
SeIonOers etnorudsboll ipiro bteie 3u'anren9eborl9telt
uber nod burd Die 8leifartigteit Der Seipegun9en all
bieI fer SOrpcr. Bon etnigen tetnen Nbtptitun9et db9ts
1eben, Die eit in neuerer ,3eit tonitdtirt lporoen iino unO
quf bic mir nod suriidtommcn, p~ol5iebeu ih ale Be
t~pegungen i'm SOnneniDFem in Der Nihtung bon Nelt
nab SIT. Die Groe, ale dnberen planeten, ebenlp Die
Some Ielbit, oreben iib in Der Htdtltn9 BON 23c)t
nad SIT I'm lire I6ien. Ollie El1neten Iaufen IN bt
Qleihen Riftun0 UNI bic Gonne, uno in lpieoerum Der
gleibeu Ridtun9 lpdnbert Der Mlnno nm bic Groe, mans
bern bic oIerneiien MOnoe Der unbercn Pldnetcn I'M
ibren 9lupt'tern. Wenn mir in cine nit yBuIler qefuute
SAiNeI tletne 6ol5fiidfsn iperT - uno mn burh ums
riibren o@ WaSTers ar bie5e &0rpetdtn IN Notdton
berIeBn, 10 tpcrben lie uaturgemGB aut in glciher RidDs
tung t~reiicn, uno per niht benlertt bat, oab mir 0as
WaIier umriibrten, tpiro an Der glsihen B~etpegung Der
Sol5den bies obne pcitere8 %ertenneu. 60 orGnqt ih
auA Die 8ermutbupQ auf, .oaB bic iiberal glctd9ertttets
8eipe4un9 Der &0rper unleres SonnenipIters, Die bon
purd Wiilionen WieilcN bpneinanber 9"etrenut ino, 81
elmer 3eit e%nt'tanocn ieiu nuB, ais %trgcnocine itpfiItdlt
3uiommengeb0rt9tejt bsitonb, tr9snOejn @rci9nis aHe
bieIc &0rper, pber bic IPateric, aus Der iC it) ~bilbeten,
Q~Ietd5eittG in Rotation periebte.
NGBt ith, lpie o6en alseinanoerGeiebt ipuroe, aus
Dem Eiht Der Sterne oeren retahpes Iler ton'tottren,
laIitn 'm) i~ugenbltte, berloItenoe unb erIoIhene Sons
ntn naGpeiIen, 10 8ei9en tanienO Gr'teinungen ON uno
i'm S0rper Der Grbe ielbtr, oaB bteier jeBt duberIth
po0tOmmsu talte ln0 ountle 8eitetnsbal friiber pffeR~
bar gteidfuaS betB mar - cine teine Spnne, bic Ian9e
erloi0en lit. 4ebnIttes %9epabrtn mir betm jcBt gleiils
falls erloideren lytono. oef1en SberflddeuoetGils auf
einiti9e bobe Semperatur idGieBen lafen. Supiter unb
GGturn bin9c9en ibetnen beutc nod cine belize, ia theils
tpeiic nod Ifhpaf leu6tenOe Sberfldte gu befben, b@
ben uIio ir SonnenItuoium (penn mir einnlal inter
Some nNr einen ieIbiIeu4tenoen 9liibcnoen Ball pers
'teben tpolen) nod niht lurge binter ia.
60 ieben mir benn, bab ih Der JOrihung nat unb
ndf grobe 9emeinIane 3tge i'm Wet9eideben %offenbdrt
baben, bic auf 9emeiniome llriadcn, uuf cine gIeihs
urtigs GntiteNn9stueiie an bieIer bas ~llniperIum Be-
p0lternOen, rolenoen IeIten btnOeuten, unO mir finbsn
OieIGettt cine g8iITenifaft Der r&osmOaonie" Der MELT
~entfebun9, niht mebr gun5 70 uuSiittslos, ipie uns 5us
nddit Ifetnen tpolte. gir b~e9refen dber, baB cine
Weltenticbungss Sppotbsie cine i'm peiteIten Slime beg
@prtcs ~unipericle 8HIti9eit haben muB. penn ie uns
b~efricbigen ioI.
Die beocutenOIten unb 9eiitpolisn SpctuIotionsn
itber oaS yBeroen Der Melten, Dor CGen Dtn9en iiber oas
CSnytctuao uui Der 90. Scie)
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and arbitrary enforcement of d1ci-
pine and what was intended for a
Home for the comfort Of men In their
declining years. Is apt to partake
largely of the nature Of a military
post. ~"
"(5). The fact that subordinate
positions in the Home are largely
filed by men selected from the mem
bership is in the opinion Of your
Committee, conductive to a feeling Of
rivalry. jealousy and discomfort
among the members.
I'm conclusion. your Committee
would respectful suggest the enact
ment Of legislation which will. inso-
far as 1t is possible to do 30. correct
existing conditions.
Respectfully submitted,
Senate Members-A. l.. Wyman,
J. A. johnson. John Nor
rissey.
House Of Representative Members
-R. F. Cranston. secretary: j. l..
Browne. A. G. Roberts, !. E. Ziebach."
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food and drug commissioner at 81,
ON . o.. oso .,,a,, --.t

food and drug commissioner at st..
500 . year; 25s. judiciary commit.
tee. prohibiting q county judge from
giving advice in matters in hts court;
ESQ. Parrott. appropriating $106 al.
legged erroneous taxes paid by Wal.
worth county; 261. Parrot, appro.
priating 355 taxes alleged as enron
eously assessed against walworth
county; 262. Matthew. providing pen
atty for siliciting insurance on the
part Of unauthorized agents; 263
Matheny. providing manner Of issu-
ance Of threshers bonds; 264. Math-
eny. requiring county mutual insur-
ance companies to. hle reports with
the insurance commissioner; 265,
Hoys. making Monday a legal holi-
day. when any state holiday falls on
Sunday: 2e6 Koch, requiring motor
vehicles to have their numbers dis
played on the face Of their "tail
lamps"
New senate bills were: 100, May.
regulating conveyance Of real estate
In cities and towns; 1s1. 1872, 1913,
Ryan. appropriatins money for re
bate Of alleged erroneous collections
Of taxes from Walworth county.
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F!NA II co N
/. FOR / TARIFF B Q!
REPORTS MEASURE FAvcRABLY
TO THE SENATE TODAY. BUT
THE BILL WILL DE
OPPOSED.

Washington. D. C.-The blouse
bill. Endorsed by Taft. creating q per-
manent tarin commission. was rec
commended to the Senate for passage
today By the finance committee, not
withstanding that committee 10 con-
trolled BY high protectionists. A de-
termined fight against the bill on the
floor. led by Senator Bailey IL expect
ed. however.
Senator Bristow Of Kansas today
delivered . speech in support Of the
resolution proposing an amendment
providing for direct election Of sena-
tors b. the people. He based his ar
gument upon the charge that the In
creasing greed Of the special inter-
ests makes their reform imperative.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-16

REJECTS PRIMARY

Des Moines. Iowa.-The Iowa leg
iislature today Killed the movement
for q special primary. permitting the
people to name . United States SEN
ator to ali out the unexpired term OF
the late Senator D%olliver. IN the
senate. tho Adams special primary
bill VS. defeated. 81 TO ls.
Tho house today passed the "Day-
iightss saloon bill. SO 70 So. With Is
,absent. The measure provides that
sSloons IN tsxa axiall be open from
4 O'clock N the morning until 8
o'ciock q nisht.
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TO GET RANSOM
Grave Robbers Garry
Body from Tomb Of
Scott Family.
BE REVENGE
Crime Occurred a Week Ago
But All News of Il was
Suppressed.

Erie, Pa.-The police force is to-
day working to capture grave rob-
bers who took the body Of Mrs. Nc
Cullom. formerly Miss Tracy. from the
Scott maysoleum in the cemetery
here.
The body was probably stolen for
the purpose Of securing q ransom.
The interior Of the mausoleum is
one Of the finest in the whole coun-
try.
Though the facts have Just become
public. the body was stolen a week
ago. carried away in a wagon. While
the police think the crime was COM
mitted for the purpose of securing a
big sum Of money as a ransom. It may
have been for revenge.
The Scott family some time ago re-
ceived Black Hand letters demand
ing $4,000. under a threat OF blow
ing up their residence.
Several Italians we're captured as
q result of these threats and sent to
Jail and the robbery OF the body may
have been by relatives for revenge.
The late William L. Scott, father
Of the woman whose body was stol-
en-. was one Of the wealthiest men of
the state and was formerly a men,
Der of congress.
Another of Scott's daughters mar
ried Charles r. Strong. also promi-
ment and wealthy. and both families
have employed many private detec-
tives to work on the case.
The body. when stolen. was n
cased in a heavy copper casket and
tracks in the snow show at least sixl
men were engaged in the robbery.
The police think that other bodies
were to have been carried away and
held for ransom.
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Bills CONTINUE TO
POUR INTO ASSEMBLY

Pierre. s. D.-New house bills to-
day were: ESQ Kerr. allowing coun-
ties TO appropriate money for geo.
logical surveys: 25e. vancamp. re.
quirine all insurance solicitors Ia
have certificates from commissioner.
In effect TO reduce the fees for soli-
citors for fraternal companies TO se-
cure certificates for dfty cents each
instead Of two dollars; 2s7. Erickson.
allowiag : husband or wife to tsstt-
fy against the other In adultssy cas-
es: sss. Paterson. liking salary Of
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r sCHENK IS
GIVEN

Wheeling. ". v.-Accordinr to til.
attorneys representing Mrs. Lau4a
'Farnsworth schenk. council have
agreed on alimony Of 800 . month
for Mrs. Schenk. The bill In the d.
vorce suit Of Schenk was died today.
but the contents were not disclosed.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-16

Or. Co.'s Painlese, Rlister, price
soc. Is absolutely painless and 70
guaranteed Tor spawn. curbs. spliata,
sweeney. etc. For sale By all drug
Igists.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-16
lnRUu6H AC1RESS
Police Discover How
Russian Aristocrats
Mulct Government.
RAID BY NIGHT
OF Actress Apartments Shows
Papers Giving Evidence
of the Plot.

st. Petersburg. Russia.-The Rus
sian police are after the Grand Dukes
for graft.
Like every other Russian depart
ment. the Army Contracts Bureau
has for years been q veritable sink
of corruption. Recently an attempt
has been made to purge it, but lit
tie could be done because 1t was dis
covered that most Of the graft was
from the outside.
Finally the police discovered that
a certain famous ballerine of the I'm
perial Theatre, one of the finest dane
ers in Russia and at the same time
the close friend of most of the Grand
Dukes, was receiving brides from the
agents of foreign ordinance firms.
The method was simple. Tue
Grand Dukes responsible for handing
out any army contracts happened to
be her closest friends. She saw the
agents, one after another, and re-
ceived tenders from them. The one
ready to pay out money In jewels for
herself and money for the Dukes got
the contract.
At last the police, anxious to OBJ
tain some tangible evidence, deter
mined to raid the splendid house of
the dancer.
They did so at two O'clock in the
morning. The dancer was at home
when the police arrived. With her
was one Of the Grand Dukes. She
received them with the utmost sang
froid. They informed her that they
had orders to search the place and
for some hours looked into every hole
and Granny of the place. Wardrobes
and cupboards and escritoires were
ransacked and the rooms strewn with
piles of Paris dresses, lingerie and
papers.
Plays Hostess to Police.
Finally at five a.. M, when they
had inished-she having been kept
a prisoner in her boudolr all this
time-she sent for champagne and
royalty played the part Of hostess to
them. --
The search had not been %unsuccess-
full. Quantities Of papers and docu-
ments yer discovered and a great
quantity Of Jewel boxes, inscribed
with the names Of the most famous
European Jewellers. It Is intended
to trace the purchasers Of these mag
nifcent gifts by means Of the trade
signs marked upon them by the jew
ellers.
When the police frst arrived. the
Grand Duke present was in a white
heat Of indignation at their intrusion
and threatened the mwith all kinds
OF penalties IL they did not go away
immediately. But the police took
not the least notice Of him and all
he could do was to 60 himself with
the best grace possible.
No one knows quite what is going
to happen now. It IL not likely that
the Car will allow the Grand Dukes
to be implicated In q common graft
scandal. and on the other hand, II
anything is done to the dancer. she
able TO raise . scandal equally big.
Consequently It seems that only the
firms involved will suffer.
IN any case It is Significant OF the
growth OF power Of the new regime
in Russia that It was possible to car
ry out the raid at all. A few ye1rs
ago the Grand Dukes were far too
powerful for anything Of the kind to
have been attempted.
food and drug commissioner at ST.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-16
COMMISSION WANTS POWER
"A TO RULE EXPRESS BUSINESS

Pierre. 8. D.-The railway commits
sion will Introduce . bill In a few
days which seeks to amend the conn
mon carrier act Of 1907. which is
practically rewritten, and made to
apply to express companies. 1t
would allow the commission to make
Joint rates and to require rate sched-
ules to be posted for thirty days be-
fore going itno effect: authorize the
commission to suspend rates; and
make rebatins in any form either
direct Or through the claim deelpairt-
ment OF a railroad a penal o6ense.
On this last clause It Is alleged tina.
ii is found 81 the interstate COM
mercs commission that since the laws
against Relating have been enacted.
the claims departments Of the differ
ent roads have been working over
time, and that this part Of their bust
ness has grown enormously and there
appears to be a feeling that the two
have some connection.
The judiciary committee started q
bill today in House 25s. which will
give the farmers a chance at the
lawyers when 1t comes out for dis
cussion. The bill prohibits a county
Judge from giving counsel or draw
ing papers for any applicant who
comes into their court on probate
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-16

AAS6@SAPSANS SA0 opp A0tAOA AVx
sewerage In an illegal manner. They
claim to have been furnished with
an opinion from the attorney general
before they took any action. and they
expect at present to take their light
onto the for Of the house and SEN
ate on that part of the committee
report.
WANT CHANCE TO REFER
DAYLIGHT SALOON ACT
Pierre. S. D.-The liquor advocates
have been a busy bunch the past few
days. and It is being charged that
they are bringing too many different
forces to bear on the assembly. But
regardless Of charges. and lobby talk,
they are busy, and are pulling every
string at their command to prevent
the Senate from adopting the daylight
saloon measure providing for 9
o'clock closing. by q two-thirds vote,
and keeping It out Of the referendum
class. They have no hope Of defeat
ing the bill in its entirety but do hope
to defeat 1t as an emergency meas
ure. II they can do this they will
take It to the referendum, but II the
senate members who prevented any
amendments to the bill. all vote for
.it on final action It will receive the
required two-thirds and be in effect.
II Il IL amended In the senate and
goes into conference. as a bill which
could be referred, the friends Of the
measure say that they will put the
eight o'clock clause back into It. and
that while It would be deferred two
years they believe that the people
would adopt It by a large vote.
The legislative counsel book shows
the registration IN that line Of n.
r. Horner, representing Armour and
Co.; Z. Z. Stephens, representing the
Pierre. Rapid City and Northwestern
railway; and e. H. Wilson. represent
Ing the Omaha road. The lobby
book additions are D. D. Wipf. rep
Senate Bill No. "a: J. T.
Sum on the same bill; Henry Wal
ker and Jim Monkhouse, represent
Ing the state hremens' association;
>. j. Roberts. representing G. f. Ba-
ker and Co.
,rru
unnnr a, prr
- - =
fierre. =. D.-Prtmary election
bills whils you wait appears to be
the rule q this session. The latest
= House Dill SS7 ~ Nesaard. which
While Y contains many Of the fea-
t aMs'l q the Richards" primary
MI. sftnss n . few features Of It's
9 a. Ono q the features provides
kcr the publication Of all ofncial le-)
gal notices. whether relating to
elections OF any other public mat
ters IN the county omcial paper.
which shall be selected By the vot.
ers o. the county ct the primary cleo.
Eloa. No other paper IN the county
2 70 be alioHedst 70 publish any om-I
ciai legal notices until after the om-I
cial paper 90 selected has had q
Nhack Of them. Tho owner or man
lgeE Of the PAPER . allowed 20 spend!
= ,s.snra !, .s ~ nm =, ,r mo,s. -. na0sa.|
small parties having representation
~. :. sae .ee's
any
:. per
3 - - ene
= e.ou'
on Tue
Z 4 80. =. - $500. nous
Wno are 70 90
ess'ssA.S 800 .'a.e con " are
! 80 sss !. Us ..He ~ .es
80, $3.50 'es,s.A..Se
ma AFe 70 % IurhiSned desk room IN
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Z Asss t0urnAmont 70 1900
year.: Rlyan; applying dog take
tsrshssp Killed Sy such AMI
sdS; 1S3. HcPherson, providing pro
stscsisl CT 81; 1s4,P Perkins, amend.
fng wafssY $500 lavs: lss. inyssti;
ISslNlIlsSIsstsSIaISaslffttse. providing Tor sol
sters holas hoard: lsS. weirsbeck
.ffi1ansprrtlatlas $1,000 for improve
sal1sslt' eEys1ls on Insane hospital
SkSeSa1sisetSas Watertawa; ls7,
6aaulk, - ilsli 8 state demon
Slllflsstlisa hetnin ran River county;
As1o3sAs1ault "a sstasliahsa lsnea.
I9lAurmi o. Custer es1nty: 10.
iaeesasing salaries q rail-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ana tho secretary
tls eeses 8
ss
sassss5Asssssss
ssSssS@s - DaN a 1Asla
easErs. D.-ILe 4aylishts lltesn
s6yseaissas hsppy. having secured
srsstecttensia ths seaats of III o.
1890 10 bill. - ! vots
Il daty u So. - e thsy eaa hold
Glsttstreastk Sesths dnSl vStss L VII
xAk
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|lIlAyllGHI SALOON
Ready a.s::lldsy for Fina! Contest
ssNith the Saloons on
sls. Defensive.

srrs; s.D.-The municipal COM
=! ~ q he two houses we're il
nornlng vitA rspresen-
tAdtss fpsn#a number Of towns Of
skhs5sstats Who me not satisfied with
a1asaiy q ~ bills governing special
xassssnsatsw which have been pre-
adssa1teA atS tAis session. Is 4. &;
Both stdes are SHAPING for the nnalI
11ht oasths daylight saloon bill In.
1gSeSaeaats.
aastcovsrnor vessey today dxed April
s<t . thss dats Tor the election for
HI orsanisatlon Of tho new county Of
xeilAehl.
Pisrrs.S 8. D.-New house bills are:
S443. olStad, requiring threshers to
lsIsnaurancs policies with county
aulitor:: s44. olstad. providing pen
saItiss fors 80 Of false statements to
;Sscsris cfsalt; 74s. olstad. 70 prevent
ssAiessof stocks Of goods In fraud to
sssditors: -, Burnstad. appropriat-
stneSmoaey @ pay Margaret Mellette
sJsatnsat: Az. Tseharni,ser. nxing ex-
5SanlNtlt1nllslaaesold soldters5and soldiers
Wid1Ns 1ls. Tscharnsr. authorixing
notasirties AZ banks g transact the bank
ltslSllinlsiNI: M. invsstigatins commit
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have been ATTEMPTED.