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Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
sic befannte glep @orfer s!

Sic befannte Stem gorter Sc
nan5groBe, Serr S. 8ierpont, Mor-
gan, Der Dor nift LANCER Belt Der
uniperiitGt @0ttingen, aif peIder er
feiner 3eit Ituoierte, beoeutenoe Dit
tel cur @nidaffung elmer 8i6liotbef
engttider &laiiifer CUR 8erfiigung
gelteat bat, tit bon Dem oeuti6en
Safer in Mnerfennung ieiner Srei-
gebigfeit elmer beIonoeren @bre tell
boftiq qetDoroen. 0ur6 Sen oeut=
I9en 8i3e-&onil1l in Seem Sort,
Serrn &l1rt 3iegler, IieB Der Mo-
nar6 ibm cine Mormorbiifte ieiner
ielbft iiberrei9en, Die in Der reih-
baltigen uno b09it pertoonen 8i-
bliot6ef oes MultimiGion6rs in bel
fen prG6tigem Sauie in Stem gorf
@nfIteGung gefunOen Bat. Or. 3ieg-
Ter belt Die neutrality-suspicious.
90 &oniul &uooIpb Sranfien our9
&ranfbeit am @riheinen berbinoert
mar.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
@ehein1rot Or. @iIheIm @o0e.

@ebeimrat 81. @iI6elm 8oOe,
Ser unlGnglt BON elmer ~oaeroings
5iemlt6 frr3en StuOienreiie in ben
Ser. Staaten wieOer nod Berlin 5ll-
riidgefebrte GENERALIZATION Der To-
nigli6en Wluieen, bat BON Der ameri=
faniI6en Mr4iteftur i'm angemeinen
fem iebr gitnitiges llrtetl befommen.
@r finoet lie, wie DieS alt6 ihon BON
un0eren &ennern Dor tbm gel6eben
lit, pielfa9 unieIbitdnoig unO felt
cine iebr beoeutenoe 9I6b6ngigfeit
BON Ser fron80Iii1en ShuIe felt.
0ies binoert i'm ieOo9 nidt, alau-
erfennen, Dab Mmerifa aiiA in Oteiem
@ebiet mebrere berporragenOe Weei=
Iter ouf3upeiien bat. 8or aGem
riibmt er ein8eIne 8arten, melde Die
@rbiteften @tc Slim unO StanoforO
@bite altsgefiibrt baben.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

~Iammt5abl Ser Slloen auf 1871
1888, wopon peitaus Der gr0Bte Cell,
9,942, 266, in europa ieben. SSn
amerifa 8dbIt man t,894,4O9, aiien
522,635, in Mfrifu 34t,867 uno IN
Qultrolien 17,106 8efenner oes IL
raelitiIhen @laubens. SIN Der Spise
Der einaelnen 2Gnoer Itebt &uBlano
nit elmer iioil6en 8eOoIferung bon
5,t1O,54 &0pfen, Selterrei9 foIet
nit /, 224,899, ungarn nit 851,378,
Deuti6lano nit 6O7,842, Die euro
paiI6e Siirfei nit 282,277, &um1ri-
en- nit 238,275 nno an fiebenter
5teae @nglano nit 1O5 1888. Sn
Soaano sablte man ZOE, 1888, hi
TronfreiG Oagegen ni6t gana 1907
900, BON fenen nabe8u 10000 in
9aris leben, Stalien peiit na6 Der
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

Der 9acific SdngerbunO bot
beihIofIen, Dem in boriger 8o9e ins
&eben gerufenen Nortb Eacific Gam
gerbunO Die beioen berrIi6en 8rei-
ie, mel6e Der oeuti6e ltnO Der otter.
rei9ii6e &aiier inl borigen Sabre
fir oas erite in San 5ran8isca abge-
baltene SGngerfeit oes 8acific SGn-
gerbunoes geftiftet baben, gu iiber-
peiien. Die 8retie iino @anOerprei-
ie, uno f0nnen ii6 i'm Sabre 1915,
penn bas erIte groBe SGngerfeit oes
groBen pacifiiden gunOes in Sos
g(ngeles abgebalten miro, ale @e-
iangoereine oarltm beiperben.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
Ser neriiihe @~on0eIsminiltet

Ser periii9e @anoeIsminiIter
bat ote MelteIten Ser &aufmanni6aft
in Berlin in &enntnis geleBt, 6aB
&uBlano beI9loiien bat, Die ftrenge
8ebanolung oeuti6er &eiienoer iii-
bidder &eligion auf5ugeben, uno Dab
bon nun an oeuti6e Suoen, Die in
&uBlano ouf @ei96ftsreiien iid be-
finoen, nod .Belieben ibren Iufent-
bolt m6blen f0nnen. 9ie oeuti9e
&egierung bot ieit LANCER 8eit Stub
Lamb 8oriteaungen megen Der 8e-
banolung Oeiitider Suoen in Stub
Lamb gema9t, Die aber bisber fru9ts
man tonne ibm ni9t 3umuten, 0ellt-
f6e Snoen better gu ~bebanoeln als
ruIiii6e. Sect bat iogar Der @ou-
berneur BON Stem cine Srpre erlai-
fen, mona6 oeutihen &eiIenOen of
ne &iidit9t auf ibre Nfelegion, Der
Mufentbolt in ieoem Sotel Der Staot
erlaubt iet.
los berlieferL neil &uBlanO erflGrte,
9ie 9[elteIten Der 8erliner &auf-
manni6aft monen nun Die &egierun-
gen BON Sranfrei9, England uno
@merifa peranlaiien, einen gemein-
Iomen 8rotelt an &uBlanO 81 ri6ten,
mona6 cine minoer ginitige Bebono-
lung ibrer Slioen als cine ungere6t-
fertigte Discrimination 81 @unlten
Oeuti6lanOs angeieben perOen Mir
De.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

Oil tiirfiI6e &egierung bat Elm
@eies entporfen, pel9es boridreibt,
ooB es Suoen Die auBerbal6 Der tiir-
fii6en 8eiiBungen geboren lino, per-
boten fem loa, in SDrien, &olditino
o0er 8epritt 2onobeiis 81 ertDerben
oOer ii6 BORT nieoer5ulaiien. Ser
3pef Der MaBnabme tit, Die BON benz
internationolen 3ioniitennerba1oe
eifrig gef0roerte a~nlieOelung Der
Sn0en 3n berbtnOern.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

Griu8 aoalbert, ser Orittalte=
ite Sobn oes oeuti6en &aiiers, miro,
iobalo er Die Marineafaoemie in &iel
gu Del6er er gegenmdrtig fomman,
oiert lit, our9gernu1t bat, Der arle-
rifonii9en differentiation 5ugeteilt
mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

- SGmtli6e gegenUdrtig in &om
Deilenoen Mitglieoer oes &aroinals-
foaegiums mltroen an Santstag pom
8apit empfangen uno bra9ten benz
8ontifer ibre @eibna6tsgriiBe oar.
Bum eriten MaIe IN Der @eldiGte oes
nobmen Orei amerifanii6e
RaroinGle, Die &arOinale Sarlep, 81
@onnelI unO SaIconio an elmer fol-
3eremonie tell.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

Bon Der l1eber8eugung gelei-
tet, Dab Die &iinoieung Oes ruiiiih-
omerifoniiden Behring's bonn Sabre
1882 ieitens Der Ser. Stnaten aus
unbaltbaren @riinOen gei6eben uno
gGn5li6 unbere6tigt it, al6 brafte
Ser friibere 9umn-HrGiiOent Sud-
foff am porigen 8reitag cine &f-
3on- @orlage in Der 9uina elm, Die
ia llnterI6riften trug. 9arna6
ionen Die beItebenoen ruiii6en 3oa-
iase aitf amerifanii6e @aaren nm
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
Die Ser. Staatem mnO i5r iitOliHer
9tG1bar.

Die 8ieOerfebr frieOli9er ger-
baltuile in nnierem iioliAen yead-
barlanoe Nerifo, mel1e nit Dem 3u-
lammenbru6 Der BON General Eep=
es anqeiteaten @rbebung geli9ert
iein Oiirfte, bat fir Die &~ereinigten
Staten piel al be0euten. 3undhlt
miro oa0urb Die bisber INNER nod
beitanoene Mogli9feit, DAB zines
Saaes Die Ser. Staaten bdtten ein-
i6reiten miillen, Inn ibre SntereIen
in Merito gu wabren uno &eib n1lo'
2eben ibrer bort Deilenoen 8itrger
8u idiiBen, 10 gut ME aufgeboben.
@enn in Werifo pieoer &ube nno
6rieoen berri6en ~beoiirfen Die oor-
tigen ameritnnil1en Snterehen tel-
ner belonoeren 8abrnebmlng lei-
tens Der 8unoeSregierung mebr urto,
Iofern Die Si6erbeit unierer 8iirger
in 8etradt tommt, 10 liegt tie, tDena
Die merifanii6e. &egiernng ntft
mebr our6 innere Aufitdnoe in ib-
rer @ntfaltung bebinoert lit, in gu-
ten S1noen. 1nIieblame Sertptd=
lunqen nit unierem yea6barlonoe
Iin0 10 gut tDie ausgei6loiien iobalo
bic Gegierung BON Wterifo Die ibr
leit ben S9luBtogen oes Dia5-Jtegl-
mes abbanDen gefommene Snner-
baftigfeit mieOererlangt bat.
9as flGglibe Sdeitern Der &epes-
@rbeblng ideint fir Die erfol9te
Giiffebr Ser perIoren gegangeneil
gu ipre@en. 9as i1leu-
nige 6iasfo oieles bon General Step
es ange5ettelten 8utides ldBt erfen-
men, oaB Die 8eDolterung oas Geno-
lott befommen bat uno ii1
nit Der beltebenoen Sronung 5ufrie-
Den qeben min. @Gre oies ni6t Der
Sal, 10 more es wabri6einli9 einem
O2anne Die General &eDes ni6t mog-
li6 geDeien li9 Deiteren Inbang gu
oerl6affen un0 Der Maoero : Negie-
rung, tpenn ni1t I'M gun5en San,
De 10 bod in peri9ieoenen Staaterl
fir IGnqere Belt oas SelO ltreitig gu
MAIDEN. Sn tpelentli9em MtaBe oirf-
te al Dem Siosfo Der &epes-@ rbebnng
DER llmItano beigetragen bnben, oaB
Die Ser. Staaten BEL 3eiten umfai.
Ienoe 8orfebrungen g~etrofen bat
ten, INN cine S0roerung oes Mnf-
BON bier aus 81 bintertrel-
ben. Die Dor etli9en Wfonaten IN
2areqo, Geras, erfolgte Seitnabme
oes General &epes, tpegen 8erlesnng
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ioDie Oas
qleid energii9e 8orgeben Der Bum
oesbeb0roen, mioer etliAe agitatori-
Ihe gmmiIiGre oieles merifanii6en
Bratenoenten batten Dem SlibuItier-
treiben in ben teranii9en @ren5be=
,irfen elm gnoe gema6t, ebe Die Agi-
fation Ii6 bate melt ausbreiten fon-
Mit 0ieIen ibren energii9en 8or-
iidtsmaBregln bot Die 8unoesre-
aierung elm grltes 8erf geton uno
man6en unliebiamen ferneren Bei-
porgebeugt. 9ie langan-
o%alternoen idperen S96Oigungen
IpeIde amerifanii9en Sntereiien IN
ben Sagen Der MaOero-Sniurreftion
anqetan wuroen, batten @erbaltlngsS
.naBregelr, tpie iie ieitens Der ameri-
geboroen gegen General
Renes uno leinen Mnbang nit itHt'
.idem @rfolge eingeidlagen tDnrOen,
~ A. CO. n
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
SIZE r1an loot. it bic ipanii9e

@ie man iagt 1T Die ipanii6e
&egierung iiber Die @~runOlagen eli
mes propiiorii6en Sanoelspertrages
nit cuba en0giItig i6liiiiig gewor-
ben. Set W1onaten NOR in Maorio
elm Sonoerausi6uB nit Der 0ur6-
lidt Der peri6ieoenen 8ertrage nit
ben Ser. Staten uno @uba bei6df-
tigt, uno man. glalibt, OaB Der Ser
trog nit Cuba in Der Sorm ieines
gegenpGrtigen @ntpurfs Die beiten
Ausii9ten auf Annabme bot.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
9eriien lit @uBIan0 aeaaniiber

PtITleH ~ JIUBIuTO geg9lTHDer
gu &reu3e gefro9en. SIN AusDdr-
tigen @mt in ct. 8etersburg err
i6ienen am borigen 6reitug Der per-
iii6e @ei6GftstrGger uno CAB amt
lid befannt, oaB @eriien ii6 alien
ru1fii9en Soroerungen unterDerfe.
Ser amerifaniI9e acknowledgement
tier, SO. Morgan SHUTTER, ift entlai-
len por0ett.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
Die IA Counts oeS Staates

Ole IA Counts oes StaateS
Ohio, pel6e itd Dor BRET Sabren
inter Dem &oie'iden @eiese fir 8ro-
bibition enti9ieoen batten, limb, na9-
Dem Ii6 am porigen Sreitng aud
Sefferion So. uno SuscaraDas So.
mieoer fir bic offene 8irtl@aft err
flGrt batter, nltnmebr idmtli6 pieoer
gu Dem alten StanO Der Dinge 8r-
riidgefebrt. SIM 9an8en befinoen iid,
jeBt nur nod A Counties Oes Staates
Ohio auf Seiten Der Srofenen.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

03a6 ausiage oes @eneroIOi-
reftors gilbert Balm lit Die SAM
burg 4merifa 2inie" (Sapag) ge=
genfpqrtig, eini9lieBlih Der in 8au
g~egebenen S9iffe, Die groBte 8eeOe-
rel Ser @elt.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
Die iiOii6e gepSlfernns Der @eIt-

@inen Itatiitii6en lleberblid iiber
oie 3abl Ser Slloen iODeit atber-
lGiIig amtlibe @ngaben al erlangen
paren, gibt sic DNatltre". yta6 Die
fer Anfiteallfg besiffert ii6 Die Sc
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

emilio @itraoa, Der @rdiiOent
ser &epublif ECUADOR, Il. in Der Dori-
gen Sreitag NaAt in @uapuquil
pl0bli9 g%eItorben. @r mar am IL.
Sanuar 5. S. geDoblt uno am l..
September inaugriert DorOen.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

100 9ro8ert erbobt uno gleid8eiti9
elm 3oa bon 10 Bro5ent auf 8aren
gelegt neroen, Die unter Dem ieBigen
ruiiii9en SariF 5oHfrei eingefiibrt
muroen.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

golfs3dblung 52,115 SuOen nif.
Mnoers liegen oie @erbGltniiie in ben
8roBItGOten Der @elt. Sier iteht
gtep gort nit elmer 8~ebOlferung Don
1862, 900 AnbGngern Der moiniiGeu
Meligion an Der SpiBe. Sc fOlgen
8ori9au nit 2O4, 712, 8uOnpelt nit
186,O47, @ien nit 146, 1876, 2onOurI
nit 144,300, Ooefia nit 1S8,935,
8rooflDn nit ettpas iiber 100000,
Berlin nit SO, 1913, 2oo5 nit 1851
gbicago nit $4,000, Snlonifi uno
Bbilaoelpbia nit ie $4,000 &oris
nit 10000, &onitantinopeI mitettDa
$4,000, @ilna nit 63,841, AmIter-
nit 69,O65, SeruiaIem nit 3d.
600, &ii9inem nit 50,237 Winst
$4,000, 2emberg nit A, 1858 unO
Bufareit nit 4O,533.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

Entered as second class matter at the
ost office at Washington, d. G.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

9amstag, 80. DECEMBER 1911.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-07-14

GEN. BIxBY, after examining the
wreck of the Maine, says it was blown
up by her own magazines, that no
external force could accomplish
the destruction now in evidence.
Bixby gets little free advertising,
but Bixby nor anyone else can tell
from the present condition of the
wreck what the cause might have been.
The explosion of mine against the
side of the ship would blow the plates
inward, but such an explosion would
probably set off the explosives in her
own magazines and blow everything
outward. We will never know what
it was that caused the explosion that
wrecked the Maine.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-07-14

The Cummins amendments to the
reciprocity measure which came up
for vote last week were defeated by
a vote of "a to Ia. This is taken as
an indication as to the fate of other
amendments offered. 1t should not
be assumed, however, that the defeat
of the amendments assures the pas
sage of the original measure. I'm
less matters shape themselves differ
emily, the passage of the reciprocity
measure is very doubtful. The vote
in the senate is liable to be along the
lines of political expediency. Nearly
all senators from agricultural states
will vote against it, and senators who
are controlled by the interests need
not be expected to help make the
first break in the high tariff wall.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-07-14
STICKING TO 1T.

President Taft in his Fourth of
July speech at Indianapolis bodily
continued his defense of his reciprc-
city pact. He took up in detail the
objections raised by different interests
to the agreement for free trade rela-
tions with Canada, and met them all
fully and frankly. He showed no
disposition to avoid or beg the ques-
ton. He recognized the fears of the
agriculturists and again staked his
reputation as statesman on the de-
claration that they would not be in.
jured by the Canadian pact. One is
forced to admire the fearlessness with
which President Taft meets this
question on every opportunity, know
ing that in doing so he is going con-
trary to many of the big interests of
the country which have stood by him
in the past, and is antagonizing many
of the old party leaders.
The president has learned some
valuable lessons during the few years
that he has held the highest office in
the land, chief among which is the
desirability of depending upon his
own judgment more, and paying less
attention to the politicians who have
"got him in bad" on a number of oc.
casions by their advice, which has
not always been disinterested. lfMr.
Taft keeps on his present course,
doing the best he can, and refusing
to permit the politicians to use him
to serve their own schemes, he may at
last be able to say with his prede-
cessor that he 'enjoys being presi
dent"
Few men have run counter to pub
lie opinion so many times as has
President Taft without incurripg the
enmity Of the people They have
been magnanimous enough to rec
ognize that he has been mistaken,
prehaps unrPsponsive to public
opinion, but not indicative or venal.
They respect him the more now that
he looks on the reciprocity matter
from the broad standpoint of the
greatest god to the greatest number,
and refuses 20 be badged from his
position. Sioux Falls Press.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-07-14

WHEN W. s. Kenyon was elected to
the national senate from Iowa last
winter much was expected from him
after reading some of the interviews
given out by him. That some will be
disa ppointed in the man is evident
from his own statement in regard to
the reciprocity treaty. He said in
part:
II do not share the belief of some
of our people that the Canadian reci-
procity agreement will injure our
agricultural interests, however, as
there is now doubt among the farmers
of our state upon that proposition l
deem it my duty to resolve the doubt
in their favor"
He does not believe the treaty
would injure the farmers, but he does
know they are in doubt on the
matter and that they have votes.
That is about all one can make of
Senator Kenyon's position. There is
not much craftsmanship in laying
down on the reciprocity matter when
he knows 10 his own mind that it will
not injure agricultural interests, but
il would break the solid wall back Of
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-07-14
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP SENTIMENT.

The Argus Leader in an editorial in
its issue of the 10th says: at is
rather a brave challenge which the
American telegraph and telephone
company has just made to the Ameri-
can people. Having absorbed the
Western Union, and having jumped
onto the smaller newspapers all over
the country by nearly doubling the
telegraph tolls charged to them, the
company in its astonishing assurance
that the limit has not yet been reach
ed has just watered it's stock, with
the expectation that the public will
be very happy to pay dividends on
this ''investment"
The company wanted to raise so
millions of dollars for improvements.
1t could have been done by the sale of
100000 shares which would have
brought around $40 a share in open
market. Instead of doing this, it
issued 10000 additional shares which
was present of 81 share to each
shareholder on stock that is now pay
ing per cent on the Investment in
most cases, and E per cent in all. Of
course the company will want to pay
8 per cent on this additional "invest-
ment" which simply means that the
public will be asked to pay the annual
additional charge of ST., 100000.
The newspapers of the country are
already beginning to demand closer
supervision of the rates of the Amer
ican telephone and telegraph com
pany. 1t is their belief that if the
Bell company can afford to, be so
generous with it stockholders, it can
afford to cut the rates to consumers.
The railroads and the Pullman com
pany have been brought over the line,
and the telegraph and telephone
service is certain to be the next to
feel the tap of public sentiment up
on the shoulder.
The real solution of the telegraph
and telephone monopoly will come
when the federal government goes in
to the business itself, using the tele-
graph in connection with the postal
service. In Germany, and Swi'zer
land and the Scandinavian countries.
the public own and operate their
telephone lines to good advantage.
There is no good reason why the
same should not be true as to the
United States. 1t will come all the
sooner because of boosted rates and
watered stock.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-07-14

The politicians of this country, or
those of Canada will have TO swallow
a lot of bunk" they have been dish.
ing up to the farmer, On both sides
of the line the bunk" throwers are
claiming reciprocity will injure the
farming interests. One set or the
other is lying about it. And the
funny part Of it is that both have
succeeded to quite an extent in max,
ing their constituents believe the
same thing. But politicians 10 these
days are not statesmen. They know
very little, or else care less, about
what will benefit the producer and
the laboring man. If it could be
done, tariff Legislation should be
taken from the hands of congress and
the job turned over to practical
farmers and business men. We
would get results then.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-07-14

ASHER F. PAY, of Huron, has his
lightning rod up for the republican
nomination for secretary of state.
So far as the INDEPENDENT is concern
ed, we are willing to do anything we
can to induce the political lightning to
strike Asher's rod. Asher has held
the Office of clerk of courts in Beadle
county for good many years, and he
has been a first.class official. He
will make good secretary of state.
Asher is good clean, able man, and
we hope he lands the job.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-07-14

G. n. COOPER, of Lennon, this
state has been making the towns of
the state the past few weeks in the in
terest of r. o. Richards new primary
law. 1t is rather odd to hear Mr..
Cooper expound the iniquities of the
present political system and talk of
political machines, for be it remember
ed that Mr. Cooper was for years one
of the old machine, which was a ma
chine that could give pointers to al
most anything ever organized in the
way of a close communion political
ring.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-07-14
SIMPLE REMEDY CURES
APPENDICITIS.

Sworn proof that simple buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc, as compounded
in Adler ka, the new German APP
peudicitis remedy, really does cure
Appendicitis without operation, can
now be seen right in De Smet at the
store of MaIlery a. Whites. A
SINGLE DOSE Of this simple remedy
will relieve wind or gas in the
stomach or bowels, sour stomach.
constipation aud other symptoms of
chronic Appendicitis.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-07-14

IT is reported that Senator E. l..
Abel, of Huron thinks he is able to
handle the Office Of governor, and
that he will soon announce his candi-
dacy. AS Huron already has one
candidate for state office in the per
son of Asher F Pay who would like
to be secretary of state, Mr. Abel
should be able to see that his chances
are slim. So far as the general public
is concerned it knows that Pay is
competent for the job he seeks, and it
knows nothing of Abel, which gives
Pay the advantage and would be a
serious handicap to Abel.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-07-14
IN SOUTH DAKOTA FUR
THE YEAR 1910.
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.
Department OF Insurance.
Company's Certificate Of Authori

Company's Certificate of Authority.
Whereas, The Security Insurance
Co., corporation organized under
the laws of Connecticut has filed in
this office sworn statement exhibit
ing its condition and business for the
year ending December 81, 1910, con-
formable to the requirements of the
laws of this state regulating the bust
ness of Insurance.; and,
Whereas, The said company has filed
in this office a duly certified copy of
It's charter, with certificate OF organiz-
alton, in compliance with the require
ments of the insurance law aforesaid;
Now, Therefore /, o. S. Basford, COM
missioner of insurance of the state OF
South Dakota, pursuant TO the provi-
sions of said laws, do hereby certify
that the above named company is fully
empowered, through it's authorized
agents, to transact it's appropriate bus
mess of Fire and Tornado insurance in
tbs state, according TO the laws
thereof, until the last day of February
A.. ID. 1912.
In Testimony whereof, 1 have here
unto set my hand and official seal at
Pierre, this first day of March A. d.
1911.
(SeaD O. S. BASFORD,
Commissioner of Insurance.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-07-14
Kingsbury Dakota Friday July 1911

which trusts are formed and flourish.
His position is not consistent with
the dignity and responsibility of the
Ligh position he holds, and it is not
in accord with there publican national
platform nor withthe "Iowa idea"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-07-14
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STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.

Department of Insurance.
Company's Certificate of Authority.
Whereas The Connecticut Fire In
surance company, corporation or
ganized under the laws of Connecti-
cut, has filed in this office sworn
statement exhibiting Its condition and
business for the year ending Decem-
Der 81, 1910, conformable to the re-
ouirements of the laws of this state
regulating the business of insurance;
and,
whereas The said company has filed
In this office a duly certified copy Of It's
charter, with certificate of organiza-
ton in compliance with the require
ments of the insurance law aforesaid;
Now Therefore, /, o. S. Basford, Com
missioner of Insurance of the State of
South Dakota, pursuant to the provl-
sions of said laws, do hereby certify
that the above named company is fully
empowered through it's authorized
agents to transact It's appropriate bus
mess of Fire, Tornado and Hail insur-
ance In this state, according to the
laws thereof, until the last day of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1912
In Testimony whereof, i have here
unto set my hand and official seal at
Pierre. this first day of March, A. ID.
1911.
(SeaD o. S. BASFORD,
Commissioner of Insurance.