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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25
|jIl DEAD AND
| ONE IS DYING
n Of Milwaukee Firemen
/ Ynngled by Fall of Hat
Factory Roof,
SCENE AT
4 EMERGENCY HOSPITAL
III, Mothers and Children
t,d for Permission to See
Their Loved 0nes.>

/ .rT,rKEE. Wis. March "a
s,u.p were killed, a fifth is said
ming and about a dozen Others
!, ;s,sd when the roof of the Mid
Manufacturing company hat
b, ave way in FIRE which today
= iss hve,story structure. The
b=,h Jacob Hentz, engine com
E,srd Burke, driver engine COM
I;rypsut John Houlahan. engine
81. Eichorn, pipeman engine COM
IsEy injured :.
irs Z. Hammond, driver OF truck
Il I aid to be dying at the emer-
|Eg .sspital from fracture OF the
S,=.ly injured but will recover:
fI0Donshue, engine company g.
ITs,ro Ma.chcse, truck No, D.
|izhannt James Cassen, truck No: 2.
JrsAs Gergen, pipeman engine
|rGyl4.
hi Caranaugb. truck No. ..
4, Mccarthy, truck No. 2.
~ Mnyer, engine company No. !.
II Morgan, engine company No. ;.
H.. RYAN, engine company No, 10.
1 hlian, truck No. S.
.sg Iensen, driver truck No. 8.
Fni Turna. truck No. s.
Ir..s o'Donnel, driver of truck
El
|inrrutss before the roof fell AS
h. liief Young says he ordered the
y ila The roof. Then later they
II fSued back and upon receiving
siA order to vacate, they failed
|Ms,a rapidly and went down,
;lli.sit incident of the FIRE was
n cplain Benjamin Hentz, who
|rNGi. the body of dead fireman,
he5Efd that il was his brother.
lis lFigDed at the emergency hos
~ nae the injured were taken.
'H rghers and other relatives hur,
ne tls hospital and pleaded with
|aka.e for permission TO go to the
- ttstheir loved ones.
y rTerty loss is estimated at
M, covered by insurance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25
DECLARES THE FIRM DID
CROOKED" BUSINESS
Former Employee OF New York Broker
age House Gives Sensational
Testimony.

NEW YORK. March 24.-Johu ],
Roche. a former employee of the defunct
Consolidated Stock Exchange firm OF
Simmonds & Co. testifyipg in the bank
the firm did crooked bucketshop
business and that he had been offered
$50 900 If he would get possession of the
Scarborough check George H., Scar
ment OF Justice. who was forced To re-
sign yesterday because he had ac-
count with the firm. was present. but
did not testify.
Red Letter Sullivan came 10 my
home" said the witness, With Pete Clark,
who had been introduced TO me as q
reputable member OF the Consolidated
Stock exchange. They told me If ! would
take the scarborough check out of the
office and give il to them they would
give me 10000. ] punched Clark in the
mouth and hit Red Letter Sullivan.
telling them | never did that sort OF
business
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25
RllB DEAD, BEARINGS
| Lost. FOOD SUPPLY SHORT
|'sai earkentlne James johnson
si7sd of Honolulu Flying
Signals OF Distress.

9olrLr, March 24.-With her cap
"a I'D mourTed by his widow in
aas scant supply OF food on
"a Without a correct reckoning
u loeiion, the American barkentine
Il sAson was sighted flying signals
nle 100 miles off this port by
80 -, Persia. which arrived here
N |, I, f.a Aongkong.
y ~ i'om .he Persia was sent TO
almost helpless vessel, the
49, Enieh reported that Captain
=, 80 I, a2d died of heart failure on
u, that The ships bearing had
- sb1 that the stock of provi-
emost exhausted.
e., ~ .arkentlnc's larder had been
81 ~ ey The Persia and her first
- 20 h6 location. her acting com
~ S"'ctd 10 proceed 10 Honolulu
Il - ss Johnson has on board ?
-. : ''sl from Newcastle, n, s. w
-, San Francisco. She Is
>, " ., ue Charles Nelson comnany
SV and carries a crew of about
-''Ss men. Va "oou'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25
CONTROL PASSES INTO
HANDS OF SYNDICATE
j. p. Morgan and Other interests Ac.
qulrc Stock of National Bank
Of Commerce.

NEW YORK. March al p. Morgan
& Co. Kuhn. Loeb & Co. the National
City bank and the First National bank
have acquired a large part OF National
Bank Of Commerce stock owned ny the
Equitable Life Assurance society and the
Mutual Life Insurance company These
purchases, together with tho shares OF
National Bank OF Commerce stock al
ready owned by the bankers and banks
named, give the latter interests "A ma
iority OF the stock OF the Bank of Com
merce and IT is expected these interests
VIII shortly enter the bank directorate.
n Is understood j. D. Alexander. now
vice president OF the bank. Will succeed
Valentine =. Snyder, who retlrcs from
the presidency April l,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25
FlllES WITH STORM
DURING ENTIRE TRIP
oeamer President Lincoln al
'o'S After Tempestuous
Voyage.

Il d. hVah. Ak, March 24.-Written in the
b tc,' ''Sysmer President Lincoln in
s,ts0lssnnr is a series OF ma
al, /" ! which kept the liner 5
a-gIrso,s, state Of excitement al
rssIssu,' inc entire. voyage.
a 5snI 5ss Lincoln came into Omar
b s% b.ne laIe, having battied with
r dsa. "eea ,.l winds all through her
n,iass,r Uip from Hamburg The
10 tssee te .r'ed To touch at Cher
|y.7dsr , On Passengers and mails
@ los i,Sas was unable 10 come along
~ knpIn'jT T proceeded.
4 Z l,;;ude lu,;s.de 20 degrees the storn,
Vat snme csrn Proportions. crea Tins,
|is7l alonrln slns = over the ships sidas f
sas.z' r.'nS : decks. So ,urb,,Ie5, @ Sln@5 SlnIs
6 yo,,nn outrage Passenger schlerr6e r%S'
| % tsr s,y. throw himself oyApSoo pS ,nf M
4 b rIttins passenger at,emntcd ,nt an an
r. sSsds OIS Hls - throat. but the sbin 5I5!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25
News of designations Causes
Satisfaction in Mexico City:
Rebels Expect Reforms.
RABAG0 Is SURROUNDED:
MUST FIGHT WAY OUT
Madero Reported TO Have
Crushed Federals in Big
Battle at chihuahua.

Cabinet Of President Diaz resigns.
News of the cabinets action causes
satisfaction in Mexico City and in
rebel circles as well.
Revolutionary junta believes re-
forms will be instituted.
General Rabago in between two
forces of insurgents.
Two hours battle at Tecate,
Lower California; no casualties.
Courier arriving at Preside, Tex,
brings news Of rebel victory near
Chihuahua. Federal troops routed
after sustaining a loss of 160
killed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25

MEXICO CITY, March 2i.-Thc Diaz
cabinet resigned today Following Il
meeting OF that body at O'Clock this
afternoon every minister rendered his res
ignaticn to General DiaZ.
AS yet none Of the designations has
been accepted. but on excellent authority
ii IS said that but TWO OF them--possibly
not more than one other-wlll be- asked
10 retain their portfolios. In diplomatic
circles and among high government Of
liclalS ii is assumed that Diaz Will in
sst upon Jose Yves Limantour remaining
in charge OF the department OF finance.
Members OF the cabinet refuse TO COM
ment upon their action. bat VI Is SAID
taken not by them. but by the president,
who, 1t is believed here: proposes 70 sur
round himself with Younger men In the
hope that such action viii serve 10 unite
all clements Of the nation.
II is probable that the acceptance OF
The designations will be concident win
new ministers. This announcement may
moi he made for some days.
Who will compose the new cabinet IS
not publicly known but II mi may be .vaSi Ta,a
leading part in government affairs
Nellher will IT include any who, have
been identified With The e,,e,' revolutionary
Included In the reslgn3iions was nat
Of Ramon Corral as minister OF Gober.
nacion. department corresponding 4"
United States but not AS vice president
| /, is reliably reported that the vice presi-
dent will sail April T. for Europe.
The announcement OF The caDihet
changes has revived tho rumor that Cen
| craI Dlaz has recalled General Bernardo
Reyes from Europe, but this could not
be substantlated tonight
Members All Aged Men.
! Not one OF the men who until today
! formed President DiaZ's cabinet is less
than SO years old and several are mucn
older. With the exception OF Enrique =;
| Croel minister of foreign relations, all
| have been cabinet members Tor many
| wears, and this alone has been one OF the
! grievances Of the rcvolutionists, VINO
| have Insisted that the chief executive
| should surround himself with rcprcsnn-
| lativcs OF the younger generation. men
more closely In touch WIN the atialrS
| of The people.
Following are those whose designations
| were received:
Enrique G. Crccl. minister OF foreign
reIa tions; Ramon Corral. minister of lh"
! interior. Jose Yves Limantour minister
| nf finance; O"eariu Molina; minister ni
fomcnto. Justo sierra; munster oi uuu
cation: Manuel Gonzales Cosio minister
Of war and marine: Leandr9 fcrnanoeh'
| minister OF public works; Justine fer-
nandeZ minister OF Justice,
Without exception these men nave con
trl5utrd valuable services to thcir coun-
| try and To thclr president. but lh" popu-
| inr feeling against them has been grow
!nr steadiy since long before the begin
nEg OF thg revolution.
Corral in III. Health
Ramon Corral is not so old that nv
age can be used an argument 9gails,
his usefulness: bat ll-ncaltn III .uo @ ihs
few months has served the same pur-
pose and especially when II Is iaSvh lht'
consideration that he has not peeh PoP
rTx,rp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25
TOM l.. JOHNSON Is
NEARING END OF LIFE

CLEVELAND. March e;.-Tom L.
Johnson, vino. suffered relapse In his Ill
ness week ago, was much weaker to-
night Visitors who left the sick room
said the patient was cheerful and In
good spirits. but his condition was more
serious than II bns been all week. Tho
family OF Mr.. Johnson Is much concerned,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25
N''s s,St NEVADA NINE
'aSSlSG INTO HISTORY
|AHeut, ea 60 Asking Dissolution o,
I,.'so Silver Mining
Company.

N SspNissls,Go; e March g4.-rhc con-
n. most far0the an the history OF o one 0, Of
SSss ii.,oI,h1lin s Ming Of petition nGS pGsHn ash
@Ay cp compsn,o, OF the Monte CrIsto
esl,ai Of fqS !, Inc ilnnScorporated IN 1869
as,s,i,orey connt, ooo WOO TO operate n
~ vas lncu.y Nevada. In lS7a
sSos ssSos had he,"ascd To $40. 900 600
4JIet In tho proven 10 be ono
ssr prod',na.rT n rTecltes that the ,nine
: pbleer, reads like a u,,erora rnet.,. oi og
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
TO ATTEND FUNERAL

The funeral OF David $. McCurdy. the
travelling salesman who died from in
jurics sustained in IL fall in the Cullen
hotel Wednesday night, VIII be held from
the Evans chapel on South State street
at o'clock this afternoon under the d.
rcctlon of the United Commercial Travel
ers. of which organization he WAS n
member. Commercial travellers Will at
tend IN n body. Following the services
the body will be sent to Gunnson. Utah.
for burial. q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25
Salt Lake Pension.
Special to The Tribune,

Special To The Trihune,
WASHINGTON, n. c., March IA
pension Of $l2 monthly dating from
May, 1909 has been granted Margaret {.
Sven OF salt Lake.
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Corral in Ill.Health.

Ramon Corral is not so old thal NJ
age can be used as an argument against
his usefulness: but ill-hcalth III Tue Es'
few months has served inc sanlo pu.
pose and especially when II Is taken into
Consideration lhat he has not been pop
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e Delinquent assessments
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-04-28
THE MOBRIDGE
ELECTRIC co.

A new company, to be called
the Mobridge Electric Co., was
formed here this week. the men,
bers of the firm being Wallase
Smiley and Arthur Brown.
Mr.. Smiley recently came here
from Indianapolis, where he had
considerable experience as an
electrician.
The company will carry all kinds
of electrical supplies and fixtures
and be ready at all times to do any
electrical work. They have al-
ready secured the contracts for
wiring the new moving picture
theater, the Goodman block and
the Congregational church.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-04-28
RAILROAD NOTES

Plans are ont for $4,000 freis ht
office.
A, l.. Davidson is now third
trick dispatcher in the superintend-
ent's office.
W. g. Fuller left this week for a
visit at his old home in Des
Moines, Iowa.
r. Nj, CalkiLs, traffic manager,
with headquarters at Seattle, was
in the city Sunday.
Structure steel is arriving this
week for the new bridges on the
Moreau and Cheyenne lines,
A. l.. Jennings will go as a
delegate to the O. r. G.. conven-
tion to be held in Jacksonville,
Florida.
The Markus DAILY special which
passed through here Wednesday
afternoon, following closely on
the heels of No. 6, made the run
TO Aberdeen at SO nile an hour
clip. A sick daughter Of Mr..
DAILY was being taken to New
York for treatment.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-04-28
BARGAINS FOR
5-DAYS SNAPS

Buy a lot close in. | have some
snaps, in residence and business
lots can sell cheaper than any one
in town. IL interested and you
want bargain, see me at once,
need the money. This is no b. G.
Residence lots $l00.00.two and
one-half blocks from school house,
$25 down and $40 per month
Two lots two..and..ons- half blesks
from Main street fenced trees and
Waterman. $3.50 cash. Two
Main street lots second block
$3.50 Two lots Third block close
to Mobridge Hotel Main street,
$ll00 each. See Goodman.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-04-28
SERIOUS CHANGE
FOR LA PLANT
Babe, La Plant is charged
with killing Geo Martin
after once having been
liberated in statecourt

After once facing a charge of
murder in the first degree, and
after a finding in his favor and
the securing of his liberty before a
coroners jury Of this city, Babe
LaPlant will again be tried, this
time in the Federal court, the
case having been re-opened by the
United States officials and the pre-
parotory steps taken to bring the
issue TO head.
On the 20th. of March, 1911, at
the town Of DnPree, Bahe Lee
Plant and George Martin, diseased,
had trouble over abusive language
used by Martin and IN the heat of
the argument scuffie ensued
and number of blows were struck
by both parties, before they wera
separated.
Martin wss highly intoxicated
at this time and after the fraeas
retired for the night and on the
following day became i'll and
called DR.. Creamer. who advised
taking him to Aberdeen for treat
ment. This accordingly was done
and Martin started for Aberdeen
and died on the branch train, on
22d OF March just as the tain
was pulling into Mobridge.
On she 24th day of March ajury
was summoned by the coroner OF
'Walworth county. to ascertain
the cause Of his death and after
hearing the testimoney of some
twelve witnesses who were present
at the fight, and also the testi-
mony Of Drs. Button and George
who conducted q post mort m,
finding was had in favor OF the ac-
cused and he was given his liberty
Shortly afterwards the matter
was reported to the Federal
Authorities, which resulted in his
arrest at DuPree Sunday and he
was taken to Aberdeen last night
by u. S. Marshall Nc Weigh.
p. G.. Morrison who has had a
vely successful career in the de-
fence Of criminal cases, and is re-
garded as the leading Criminal
attorney of this section, inrc spec
tive of age. defended La Plant be-
fore the Coroner's jury aud will
conduct La Plants defense In the
federal coxrt in his usual mastery
manner, having left Tuesday after
noon to arrange for the preliminary
action on behalf of his client
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-04-28
SNAPS IN DRESSES
AT DYKEMAN'S

Our buyer has jast returned from
the east and has been able to pur-
chase 80 elegant dresses for wom-
ems and children's S wear made up
of fne imported Batistes, Cham
bras. Organdies. Ginghams and
Linens, trimmed with fine lasss
and embroideries, also many lin
gerie dresses beautifully trimmed.
These we're made to sell from
$3.50 to 1920, but this lucky
purchase enables as to offer these
elegant dresses at S5.65 and $6.65
each
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oting against said petition.

FeuClon accompanied with a
proposed franchise was presented
by the Missouri Valley Telephone
Go. asking that said franchise be
granted was then presented by E.
e. Empsy attorney for said Tel Co.
And said franchise was then duly
read for the second time; Moved
by Alderman Harris and 2nd. by
Alderman Hoard that the said
franchise in form as presented and
read be passed and made an ordin-
ance and that this be made the
second reading thereof end that
the same be ordered published ac-
cording to statute in such cases
made and provided.
Upon roll call of alderman to
vote on said question, alderman
voting aye were, Harris. Hoard,
Clark, Schuler and Larson, alder
mon voting nay were none and the
question was declared by the
mayor SO carried.
The following bills were present
ed and allowed: News Printing
Co. of Aberdeen, for legal
blanks, ........... .$3U. ~
Mobridge Printing Co. for
publishing city legals, .$53. 80
Petition of Tanner Bros. of
Webster, S. ID. to erect and main
tain an electric light and power
plant in the city Of Mobridge, S D
according to a proposed franchise
submitted with said petition to-
gether with a bond in the sum of
$1,000 90 to show good faith was
then presented and read. Moved
and 2nd. that said petition fran
chise and bond he placed on file
with the auditor for future action
So carried.
Alderman Clark made the fol-
lowing motion, to wit: / move at
this time that a resolution be pass
ed retaining special council to look
over, examine and make report to
this council at their next meeting
upon the question of the sufficiency
of the eertifications and returns OF
the judges and clerks of election
before this council makes a canvass
of the returns Of the said judges
and clerks of said election. And
further that special council be en-
ployed by the city to assist the
States attorney in the prosecution
Of the ease of the state of South
Dakota VS. Joseph Corken and
that a warrant be drawn by the
city auditor in favor of said special
council for the sum of $57 90 to
cover the above expenses, and
further that p. @. Morrison OF this
city be employed as such special
council and that following be made
the said resolution, to-wit:
Be it resolved by the city of
Mobridse.
i. That the City Council OF the
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retain Z. {. Morrison, an attorney
of this City, to examine the certi-
fications and ieturus of the judges
and clerks of the said election held
on the 18th. day of April 1911,
and report his findings as to che
suf1iciency of the same to the City
Council at it's next meeting to be
held on the 1st. day of May 1911.
That +. G.. Morrison, an attorney
of this city be hired, employed and
retained to assist the States At
torney of the comfy OF Walworth
and State Of South Dakota in the
prosecution of the case of the State
of South Dakota VS. Joseph Corken.
Ill. That warrant be drawn
in favor of p. G. Morrison by the
City Auditor of the City of Mo-
bridge in and fer the sum of $57 90
as compensation for the above
service.
". That this resolution and
the motion heretofor made and
hereto attached be made part Of
the journal and record of this
body. 2nd. by Alderman Hoard.
Upon roll call of Aldermen to vote
on said motion and resolution,
those voticg aye were Aldermen
Clark, Larson, Hoard and Schuler.
Those voting nay were Alderman
Harris. And the motion and reso-
luton was thereupon declared so
carried by the Mayor, Whereupon
City Attorney Clayton made the
following statement to-wit: |
want it to GO on record that no one
has a right to open ballet boxes
and canvas returns of election ex-
cept the City Council sitting as a
regular constituted body and for
that purpose, and farther that /
believe that the City aouncil is not
authorized at this time to employ
assistant Counsel for the State S
Attorney of the county. Ii such
counsel is needed it can be employ
ed by the State. Moved by Alder
man Harris that the returns of the
annual City election be canvassed
at this time. There being no End
to the motion it was not put up.
At this time Hon. r. A. Tanner,
Secretary of the contracting firm
Of Tanner Bros. of Webster, s. ID. i,
made a statement at the request of
the City Council relative to the
construction of sewers in the city,
with many valuable suggestions as
to it's proper construction. Tan
ner Bros. of Webster, S D., then
presented bond in the sum of
$1,000, conditioned to protect the
City from all lose from detective
material and workmanship in the
citywatermains installed by them as
per terms Of contract between city
and them. Moved and Ind. that
bond be approved and placed on
Continued Cn page y
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ON THE ROAD
TO GOOD HEALTH

III. A. Ferguson returned Tsss-
day morning FROM hir visit with
his wife at Nevada, Missouri. He
says that il is something wonder
full the way Mrs Ferguson naA
improved since she went there,
and continues to improve right
along She goes about freely now,
can walk several blocks with little
fatigue, and eats and sleeps and
enjoys life much as she used to
before her health broke down.
This will be welcome news to her
friends here who have watched
her case with much anxiety. Lit
tie Mildred Ferguson remained
with her mother and will csmplste
the school year there.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-04-28
MUCH DOING
MONDAY NIGHT
City Council holds Meeting
and warmth of arguments
makes artificial heat
unnecessary

Meeting Of city council Of the
city of Mobridge, s. d. of April
17tb A. ID. 1911. Alderman re-
assembled persuant to adjourned
meating of city council of April IL
til. A. ID. 1911, Mayor Stoltzman
PRECEDING. Roll call as follows;
Alderman present, Hoard, Clark
and Sckuler.
Alderman absent, Harris, Mel
son and Larson.
Moved and 2nd. that meeting be
adjourned to April oath, 1911
on account of lack of quorum.
SO carried.
Meeting of city council of April
oath. A. d. 1911. Alderman re-
assembled pursuant to adjourned
meeting of city council of April
18th 1911, Mayor Stoltzman pre-
siding. Roll call as follows:
Alderman present, Harris,
Hoard, Schuler, Clark and Larson
Alderman absent, Nelson.
Petition of F. M. Goodman to
erect a fire proof building with
sidewalk stairway according to
plans presented with petition was
on los II of block 6, was presented
Moved by Alderman Harris and
Ind. by Alderman Schuler that pc
tition be granted. SO carried,
All councilman present voting in
favor thereof.
Petition signed by ten. property
owners on Montana Avenue to
pass on ordinance to place city
water mains on said avenue from
Railway street to Sixth street was
presented. Moved and End. that
said petition be laid on the table.
So carried. All Alderman present
voting in favor thereof.
Petition of Thomas Church to
build on rear of building on lot 9
in block IL, an addition 24x70 feet
to be covered by galvanized iron
on sides and roof, was presented.
Moved and 2nd. that said petition
be rejected as being contrary to
building ordinance now in effect.
So carried. All Alderman present
voting to reject said petition.
Petition of Lawien and Klein to
erect and maintain gasoline
pumping station on m in street in
front of lot on block IL accord
ing to plans submitted with said
petition was presented. Moved and
2nd. that said petition be rejected.
SO carried. al Alderman present
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-04-28
NOTICE

Will all members of the Episco-
pal church residing in Mobridge
kindly mail their names and num-
ber in family to Mrs. G. S. Ste
vens. The list will be sent by
May 10Th to Bishop Johnston OF
South Dakota, so comply as speed.
lily as possible.