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The Washington times., 1911-10-13
.NOVELTYF YFEATURES
IN SCHOOL ADDITION
Nexv Features at Western
High School

An open air study hall on . Sec
ond.story balcony.
A wireless telegraph apparatus
with two forty foot masts and Q
15O.fOOt aerial
A lunch room fitted with tables
and Q "quick lunch" counter.
Physic laboratory equipped with
electrical switchboards, genera
II tors, motors, and other expert.
mental apparatus.
The Washington times., 1911-10-13
Wilson Favors Direct
Primary, Says Munsey's

In an interview with Gov. Woodrow
Wilson Of New Jersey by Isaac r.
Marcosson. and published IN Munsey' s
for October. the likely Democratic
stand dard-bearer for the Presidency In
1912 says:
IT believe emphatically in the direct
primary. Every State in the Union
should have It. / believe In direct and
popular election of United States Sena-
tors. Such a law enforced in every
state would prevent legislative control
by special influence, and thus one Of
the greatest menaces to representative
government would be removed"
The Washington times., 1911-10-13

be completed and chairs pu. in before
THANKSGIVING.
The wirelss telegrahpy course In the
school will be part Of the regular physics
course and pupils wishing to take ex-
ira work may do SO.
The iunchroom is underneath the ts-
The lnchroom is underneath the as
DC rtable 50 that the large SPACE afford
ed there may also bo used as q drill
hall in inclemcnt weather.
The Washington times., 1911-10-13
John Henry Smith,
Mormon Leader, Dead

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. s-John
Henry Smith, for many years one of the
Mormons' ablest leaders. died suddenly
here today.
He was second counsellor to President
Joseph r. Smith and was regarded as
the latter's logical successor as head Of
the church. He was reputed to have
four wives.
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Sm fr1bliden areiie.

Sd iueif nidjt, tuas ipl( es bebcnten,
9ai i'd 10 huritis bin,
SO siebt iuie 0ldierlanten
SeitanDig burdl fteinen Sinn.
Die 2nft lit tuarm unb cs fnnfelt
Sm Olaie bas 2pne Star Bier,
Sas alles anbere nerbunfelt,
Die iDnit setrnnfen man bier.
SaS fdb5nite ber 8iere blitet
Snt Ulaie 10 bell unS flar:
Wenn geitttlidD am &neiptiid) ntan Iibct,
@irb Ginent 10 tunnberbar.
WaaH fiiblt es bic spibenen Erppfen
@erfiinben init allcr Graft,
9af, 0erfteMiaft Mitb Supfen
NUdI INNER ben Srpbiinn uns idJafft.
60 iiten iuir fr5blid nnb better
limb lDben bas 2pne Star 8ier
tinS tueipen nit SudJeennF iueiter,
Bis iidJ afles i'm 9reiie brebt itbier.
tinb innft Int ben Sflnmmer mir iinfen
SO fr5bltdl, 10 letd)t unb 10 fret,
llnb nas fDmtnt alleiu bonn Trinfen
Der 2pne Star 2preleD.
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81 II c /.
Ser sSQdeIaua nloraell

Der Sadelaue niorgeil ipirS
Inn Z ltbr 80. M1in. bon Ser gdc
Der Siio=&lamo uno Der Wtarfct
StroBe abmarihieren ilno tpir6 fol-
gen6e StraBen paIiieren: Siio-glla-
mo bis 5ur Commerce, Die Cont
merce binunter bis 5nr Moin 9lpe.,
Die Waain slpenue Bis 5ur
SouIton Die Soulton binaui
bis 5ur 9tlano 8la5a, ole Mlomo
8la8a bis 8urzs siio-aalfuuro unb banlt
Die Siio=alamo bis sur geetbopen-
Salle.
Die @nti 8robibition groocs
Union 2eague peranltaItete Wlitt-
nod abero einen sSntofer" I'M
geetbopen-@arten, Der iebr gut be-
iudt NOR nno BEL Dem 8r1iiocnt
gufer, Or. 2incoln, 81. s. gsaro
uno Gbeiter 8. gerrel Neoen bieI-
ten.
- Sonntog feiern uniere Mit-
biirser fran8oiii6er slbfunft auf
ben nSair Grounds" oos 5eit 3ur
F@rinnerllng oil oie @rItiirlnltng Der
0oitiae i'm Sabre 1889. Ger ei-
|gentliGe 6eittag lit Ser Ia. 5nli, oes
Sonntags pegen nurOe Die Seier
aber Inn 3lpei Gage bitiausseiGoben.
SSie innner iiebt oas 5eit inter
Der 2eitung Der 5ren6 Mlltual gfio
Societp.
Ser 4prilternlill bes 81. d.
irriftgeridts lit Mitttpod beenoet
moroen iino gtidter Seelision bot
Die @ieoereroffnuns oes @eridts
auf Den eriten Montag i'm Sftober
feitgeiest.
2elitnant 5oulois, Der 2uft.
idiffer, lit BON Der SeeresIeitllns
nod @aibington ouriidberufen NOR
0en.
- gm 19. Suli peroen IN I'M.
ierer Sta6t Die gouttp Shrllli.
perintenoenten bon 8eit-geras al.
1utlllttCiliDtltlittll.
9eltte lnoreet bat Die Be.
eroigune bon Selie 81. Oppenbei--
mer itattgefunoen gs lit 6ies ein
lngeniein trauriscr SaG. Der ilut-
ge Monn, elm eifriger Turner, bat.
te fid beim Turnen cine ihlpere
Grfdltung 5ugeaogen, Die i'll galop-
pierenoe Shipiroiudt allsartetc,
Geine gItern befanocn iid auf Der
gieiie nod europa. Sic erbielten
lntertuegs Die geadri6t bon Der
i6iperen @rfranfuna ibres Sobnes
itno febrten iofort aliriid
Sic neue County Sbulbe.
boroe bot iid oreaniiiert uno Carlos
See einitimlnie gum 8roiioeilten er.
mablt.
02ittipo9 abeno fano eins
geleaotenlibung oes 2ofolperbanoes
oes 9entid amerifoniicben 9ia-
tionoIbunoes Itott, bod muroen nur
Noutine9eihafte III ihr erleoiat.
9fidter girfbcoo bot bos @e.
Iud BON $. s.. Mitdea in Gincir-
nati unt Grnennulig zines 9ieceipers
fir biz GroB 9 5arming Company
SuriidacfuieIen.
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ent5iinoete ii6 cine sdahtel
StreidboI5er, oie Ser Aeprdientan:
@illis in Der 9oibe trug. Sciilc
aoaegen iaben 5u ibrem Sdredelr,
iuie @illis' 9iod ploslif IN Slant
men ftono. @liidliher @eiie gelang
es, Die 6lammen gu eritiden, ebe
Ser Srdger beg brelmei1oen Qlei.
oungsitiifs nerlebt nnrbe.
9ailep's u5ree 2iit" slmen.
oenent aur fanabiiden 9cprositats-
bin lit bonn 5enat ricoergeitinln't.
Gr bat oann iofort oas 4rnenbe.
lnei1t eingebraht, bas Die @on5olte
Der llnoermooo-giG Inn 5eblt Gro.
gent erbobt uno Die 3olle auf @nII-
mnaren I'M snolf Bro5ent berunter-
5ckt
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bornieoer. 9ll.f Die erftottete Sill
5eige bot Die 8eboroe unperlpeilt
einen llnnfangrei6eu Mpporot III
9elpeenng eeiebt5 unl oe5 Spen-
aera Der perbangnisbollen 8orte
gabboft gu iperoen. gis iest lit ie.
ood nod feiue Spur ermittelt NOR,
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S6tet mebr ais iuiloe Sierc.

Die 3abl Der 2eute, Die jabrlid
BON niloen Sieren getotet neroen
erreiht niht oie GAIL Die ben Graff
beitsfeiinen 5nnl Spfer follen. 9eil
2eben tit iiher Dor ibren @ngriffen
Die Seine iino i'm @aIier, Staub, ii
Der Nabrung. 4ber groBen Sdut
getpabrt electric 8itters, Ser fie ger
tort uno entfernt aus Dem GDitem
9esbaIb ipeiben 6biitteIfroIt, Sic.
Der, olle Wolaria s(nfalle uno glut
frailfbeiten bieienl ipunoerbarel
9lutreiltiser. 8erilldt i'm, erfrelll
gu1 Der @eiunobeit llllo Grnft. @els
5uriid, penn ltiht 5ifrieoenlteGeno
gaur 50c Bel ollen Nrugoiiten.
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Gin @riif in ieine saidle

miiroe Die Sdahtel gudlen's 9(rnien
Solbe 5eigen, Die 6. 9. 2ooper, ein
Zimmerman BON Marilla, g s.,
INNER nit ii6 fiibrt. SD batte ME
cine Sdnitttpunoe, 0uetiduug ODER
lonitige @unoe. oie Die Sofhc MIDI.
idnea beilte", idreibt er. @eiteS
@littel fir 8rano. iulo 9riibpuuoeu.
9lusihIog, oufeeipruugene Sdnoc
uno Qippen, Sautfranfbeiten. Siib.
neroligen Sdmorrbotoen. 25c bel
alien Drugeiiten.
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: era a 8.

Gie General 9lnipaltlhaf
in 9lllitin bat enti1ieben, 6aB Die.
ienigen Staatsicnatrren uno 2egis
latur Geprdlentanten, Die iid) 81
geotaren baben ernennen Iaiien
eilttpeoer ibr gotariat ooer ibrel
Sit in Ser 2eeislatur alifgebel
nliiIIen.
Die .9ailp Sines~ unb bel
San Marcos 9oilp Sera[o" 5ipei
III San Wiarcos erideinenoen Na6-
mittagsbldtter, tperDen Bis gum %
Suli BON oen MitgIieoern Ser oor.
tigen o@omen's GDriitian Tenpc-
rance Union, oieier ihlinlnlIteI
nno gefdbrIi1iten ailer Nrobibl.
tionspereinigunger1, rebieiert mer-
ben. Da tpiro mas S1ones bcralls
fommeft.
Die bel Dem MutonlobilunfaIl
III 9ailas perleste Grau anigbt,
@ottin oes Or. Rlliobt aug SIC.
ainnep, 1T geItorber.
sSn Der @egeno bon @bor.
ton 5eigt iid elm Snieft, oas Der
aartoifeln eroBen Sbaoen tilt. Gs
lit Der California Cube gorer; CT
ioa sen Gorrat BON GaatfartoffcIt1
id)on gepaltig reou5iert baben.
eSn Bictoria itarb I'M Nltcr
BON adt5ig Sabren ssobn Yippert,
elmer Der befanllteitetl beutidell
9iirger iener Staot. Or mobnte fell
iiber fiinf5is Sabren IN 9ictoria.
2estes Sabr fonate er, nit ieiiler
@attin oas 5eit Der goloenen God,
oeit feiern.
Srl Der 3atbc6rale au Dallas
tpnroe am Mittpoh Der nelle 8i.
idof sSoiepb Hatrif 2pnh, eeipeibt.
Gr5biihof BIenf bon Stem Orleans
uoa5oe bic @eibe.
- Dnrh einen ulgIiidIihen 3a.
faG puroe in BaIeftine Der flint.
iabrige Sobn @illiIano BON oer.
tiersebnidbrisen Carroll Mcssntpre
beiin Spielen nit elmer Sdeibell,
finite geidoiien utlo idtper pertpul
het.
Sn @keenpiae lino mebrcrt
@eihaftsb1uier obgebrannt; Scr
Shaoen beI6uft iih auf $4,000
Sic SauptberIuittrager Iiil6 n. 81,
@bite, ein SdnoIer NIT Serre,l
fleioern; Die Mleranoer Gboe Com.
ponp; go. Sdiff 6. 8. 8oerman
@m, 9ierion iuo @in q. Sarri.
ion.
glus e[ Campo ipirb geluel.
bet g. q. Sdrooer babe am Mitt.
nod ben eriten 9ieis neuer grnie
in Die Stabt eebrad)t. Der @eis
tuuroe 5u boben. greiie bon oel
grouilaro Mfiible gefauft uno ipirf
81 allgeneinem 8eiten neriteigerl
|lper0en.
eSm Salie BON 81. Wiinnig, ii
Der Ndbe bon 8oerne, itnrb MSoli
Nrbelger i'm Sitter pon Sc SSa6rcn
g0ie 1T Dies!
Iir bferen efilnunperf Dorars Belof,
nure fir ieben Soil bon @atarrh, De-
nibt burd) ginnehmen bon s,nI's da
tarrb-Snn eeheiIt iperoen fann
s. s. @beneb & Co.. giaenth.
9oleop. 8.
Bir, Die llnter5eihneten, haben Z. &
gbeneb felt ben lebfen Is csabren ee
fnrlnt inb halten i'm fir bolltommen sb
reuhdft in allen MISUNDERSTANDING
uno finai,5ieu befdbigt. ale bon feine
5irnn einge9nn9enen gerbinblihfeitei
III erfiiIlen.
| Beit & Sruar. @robbanbelss s9ro
gliifter. Solebo. 8.
WaIbina &ifnnu & Rdroii
@robbanbelss s9rogiiften, Tolebo. .
| Sails antarrbesfrr niro innerIidt ge
no1nien uno tpirft 6ireft nif bas Bin
| nnb Die idlleinligen Sberfld6en be-
Gbitenis. 8euaniiie frei perian6t. Rrei
rs Gents per sSIaihe. Werfaiift bon allei
Npotbefen
| 6an's TamiIiensgilIen iinb bic belter
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Gin gutes @Ias Bier idmedt
om bclteu, iuem man es irngeItort
trinfe,l fam. Dies fam man bel
9. Snrgitallcr, neben Der Sermmlns-
iobne.Salle, mo oas prddttge 0aB
itets friId am 8opf iit.
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Der brltt11e StaatSmann
SSolepb gbomberloill bot in ieinem
@aus in Siebburp ieinen rs. &C.
burtstag gefeiert. slus alien GeiIen
Der 8elt iino @rotulationen IN
Menge eingelaufen. &errn gbanl.
berlain's @eiunobeitsonitoilo lit
iest eit leioli6 gutter. Die nadI
ieinem gluferltbalt oil Der 9fipiero
gu Gage getretene 8eiierllng D0it
an.
- 9ie Stobt Guerrero, am 9ltc
@ranoe i'm Staate goabitiIa gelc-
gen, lit, tpie aus 3opoto, oas oui
bieier Seite oes gfio gronoe, @ucr,
rero seraoe geeeniiher lieet, genleI.
oct miro, in bellem Mnfrubr. Dic
Weoberiitps baben oie alten Gtaht-
beantten obeeiest uno nelte g,olrt.
ten ei1lgelebt. Oieier Gage min lit
EN- gefebl oes StaatsgouberneurS
gefonlmen, nah Dem Die alten 9e
on1ten ibre Ientter ipieoer boben
ioaen. Da oie neleit geoniten iie
nidt bergeben lpolen, 10 1T ein re-
gularer 9iirgerfrieg i'm Staotttel:
altseebro6en.
9(us Dem @efangtis in Monte.
rep iino Z 8efangene elttiprlrngen,
unter ibnen Der 9fGnber Worales,
elm iebr gefabrlider Wenld.
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M. 6. & s. Balm.

Mnfiinft-
Ro. 241-gon Soufton unb gaIpeftou
;. =. :. :. $50 morgens
no. 7-9on 9aIIas u. Sort 8ortb
!. :. >. ..7.20 u1orgena
Ao. 235-Wom Nor6en. .7.80 porntiti
yeo. 15-8on Baeo.. ....3.00 nahm
SO. 231-Wom Norben uno Soultca
;. >. ;. 49,. :25 nadnl
go. 9--goul Norben. ..7:45 abenos
:. :. ..7.10 norm
Nbfabr1
SO. 10-gfad bem Norben. 1000 born,
$40. 10 Nad Guftin uno @aco
=. ;. ;. $50 BORN
SO. 10-glah benz Nor6en. ; 300 BORN
SO. g. Nab 9aIlas. Sort 8ortb
lino 2Sncp.. :. ....8.45 dbenoe
$40. 236-gad bem @oroen. !.
;. :. -. .9.15 nbeuos
Ro. 242-aa6 5ouiton itn6 @ai<
peiton. >. >. -. .10.15 abenoa
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o.. $. e. 9. q, (Soapt-2inie).

o.. $. & 9. u, (Saipt-2inie).
Ntlfiir1Ft-
$50. 9-@om Often. 7:S5 porm
No. 7-Bom Often. -. $3.50 nn1ta
gto. 10-@l Raio H. Melten. 1880 rahm
$40. 8-@on 81 Raio.. Job borul
Ibfabrt
SO. 9-yaad eI gaio uno gseiten. !.
SO. 7-aa6 @l gaiO unO 8efsn.
=. :. :. ;. J. 100 abeno8
30. 1O-gia6 3. @eften. 1000 aben5s
gio. 8-Na6 Dem Often. .10:45 born,
SO. 1-9fa6 Sci yfio. 400 abenos
gietoria 9ipiiiun g. $. 4 g. u.
Mnflirft
go: 305-guerO, gictoria 1850 nadm
Mbfabrt
so. 3o6-guero. Wictoria. 800 BORN
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ABOUT TOWN

Roof and barr. parnt at Vauk's
at SO cts. gs'.lou.
Mark Boz me is working in the
Meat maD ct OF los. Cernusak.
For a quare deal, good lumber. and
low prr es. come to j. H. Queal &c.
IF e farmers in this vicinity
haze commenced moving small
g,ain.
Joseph Black IS putting his
threshing outfit into shape for the
season.
Mound City Horse Shoe"
paint wears longest, looks best.
JOS. Skotplk & Co. SIP
Two Champion binders in good
order tor sale Apply To Chas.
Nedved, Yankton r. I.
John Daub of 'rynda|l is plas-
tering the new residence OF onn
Souhrada Sr. in town this week.
Parties having empty cement
sacks will confer by returning
them at once. I. V. Ptak Lbr.
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Just in the nick Of time fine
rain came last Saturday night
which. slowly but surely, CONT
nued all night. About one inch
and half of water fell and that
was enough to save the crops; es
pecially the corn.
Gregory. Dallas, Chamberlain
and Rapid City were designated
as registration points for the Mel
iette county lands to be opened
to settlers in October Winner
the town nearest TO these lands
was ommitted.
John Koblas sold his residence
to Joseph Cabalka the hrsr of the
week aud sold his interest in the
butcher shop to his brother
Frank. Mr.. Koblas has not yet
definitely decided what he will do
in the future but will remain here
for few months and rest up be-
fore re-entering business, The
butcher shop will be conducted in
future by +, J. koblas Lester
vile Ledger.
Last week we failed to mention
the marriage of Robert a. Dvora-
eek and Miss Mary Hladky which
took place in the Presbyterian
church west Of town and was So
lemnized by Rev Linka, Tuesday
June II. The groom is son Of
Joseph Dvoracek, a prominent
farmer living west Of town and
the bride daughter Of Joseph
,Hladby of near Utica. The
young people will make their
home on a farm west Of town ow n
eb by the groom. We wish them
happiness.
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Frank Cerny Took CarboIIc
Acid By Mistake

Frank Cerny, farmer residing
6 miles north of town came 10 ira
glc end last Friday by installing
a bottle of carbolic acid for one
with alcohol. He suffered from
a bad tooth and his wife brought
home two bottles. one with alco-
mol, intended to e sen the tooth
ache and the other for ordinary
use such as wounds of horses
caused by barbed wire and placed
item on table. She went out
side TO do some chores, and when
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Binder Irvine at Jos. Skorpik &
y. Get your supply now.

c.. Get your supply now.
Albert Novak, the Yankton
agent for the SATURDAY. Evening
Post is visiting his uncle, Joseph
Fuks, this week.
John Cap purchased lot south
of the railroad tracks and will
erect a fine residence thereon,
.amc to be 26x3S
Or. Smitheisler. J.. A. Wagner,
Frank Frana and !. A. Dvorak
attic nded the Chautauqua at Yank
ton Tuesday evening.
Miss Frances Sullivan who had
beer teaching in the local school
the past year left tor her home in
Crookston, Mimi, Monday.
Get your binder Irvine supply
right now. We have a stock CT
several tons of Deering Standard
the best. Tabor Mercantile Co.
Anton Kortan purchased a
house and lot Of John Hanzl in
town. Ae also purchased lot
south of the tracks Of J. A. Wag-
ncr.
A harvest dance will be given
in the Sturma hall Saturday, July
20. for which the Mlkota orches-
trr will furnish music. A cordial
invitation is extended to all to at
tend. "t
F. A. Wagner Of Utica purchas-
ed the hue new russell color
Moon 90 auto of the local Mer-
camille Co. In sooth Frank has
the finest car in the state. Not
the costliest, but the finest.
Joseph IIacicky of near Utica
and Harry Kelley Of Geddes have
each purchased a Ford auto
mobile of the local agent os.
Skorpik, They had gone for the
machines last Friday and return
ed Saturday. .. a.
President Taft issued a procla
nation directing that certain
lands in the Fort Berthold Indian
reservation in North Dakota and
the Pine Ridge and Rosebud In
dian reservation in South Dakota
be open to settlement.
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she returned her husband pale and
despair told her that he had made
a fatal mistake. The frightened
woman Immediately sent one of
her sons on horseback to Lester
vile for a doctor, but when the
physician arrived the man was
dead. The funeral was held at
the Catholic cemetery south OF
Lesterville Sunday. The deceas.
ed was 6o years old and leaves a
wife and several children to
mourn his loss
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Mrs Rosalia I1oracek. aged ~
years. and one Of the early settlers
in this county died last Friday
evening Of kidney trouble at the
home Of her son Vaclav north Of
town. She was buried in the Cat
holic cemetery Saturday morning
in the presence Of a large number
Of relatives and friends. The de-
ceased was born in Bohemia and
came to this country with her
husband VINO died six years ago.
4I wears ago direct their native
land and filed on a homestead 2
miles north Of town. Before the
burial the body was taken to the
Society hall the deceased being a
member of one of the ladies'
lodges and from there funeral pro
cession. in which members of the
Catholic society and those who at
tended the funeral took part pro-
ceeded to the church where SET
vice were conducted by Rev.
Bouska. after which the remains
were laid in their last resting
place. She leaves four sons, John
Frank, Joseph and Vaclav, all Of
whom live in and near Tabor, and
two daughters. Mrs. Bart J. Wag.
ner OF Chappelle. s d. and Mrs
A. 0 Wagner of Lesterville, all
Of whom were present.
Notice is hereby given that re
gular Examination for Second
and Third Grade and Primary
Certificates will be held at the
Court House in Tyndall, S. d. |
July goth and 2Ist, 1911.
Maude f Muller, Co. Supt.
.1o4 Bon Homrae Co.
The Independent has for sale
School warrant books Of 100
sheets at 75c. each. Aa ]
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Last week va
tauqua ended a
cIal success. /
lue of this gait
to everyone VIII
OF the opportunI
ever anluseme
from the lighte
program. Yam
.H those of its I
I'd the proposit|
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Senator Craw
ache shaved an
the moment W a
truder when he
floor. "Presid
within an ace
trudsr" summa
he noticed tina
old Coe l. w
the voters Of Il
powers Of Sur
just now.
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Affidavit:

the undersigned being first duly do hereby affirm
that rode in the Moon between of o'clock
Thursday March Path 1910 and Friday March 25th 1870
riding continuously between the opposite and
the only after it had boarded by the whose
Immediately follows
That engine running continuously
stopping single repairs adjustments
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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-13

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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-13

On this 26th day ri March, 1910.
before me Notary Public, in and
for said county, personally come,
V. u. Respess, P. Fl. RoshroOk,
william Quincy, Charles w. Mar
tin. George Duncan, w j. Kirk.
land, Fred Carey, F. A Gordon,
Summer Knox, l.. A. Higgins. E
IL, Young. j. G. Walker. who ac-
knowledged their signatures and
| the above statement To be true.
witness my hand and notarial
seal.
Ernst Knrth ...
Notary Public
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-13

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-19

tulles ribbons. and straws-but just now velvet with
flowers and tule with straw seem the attractive.
The tulles mostly light in texture color.
100, but they a particular kind Of fabric.
a little like mohair but much more delicate, and,
therefore, strong and why.
visit paid recently to Jane" one Of the most
chic milliners here, whose establishment in the Rue
Royal is noted especially young nature OF her
creations NOne of her hats. for instance was of
coarse black straw, in shape something like small
and the brm only moderately wide. This rolled
slightly the sides and in front In the back It
turned up quite good deal fully twice as much as
elsewhere The entire brim lined with handsome
and heavy gold lace and there absolutely other
trimming not velvet roll. band buckle or
anything the hat
Another everyday hat shaped like a mansard
roof that is II sloped up front into nothing
the top. II also of black straw but OF inner
quality than the other. The trimming might said
70 represent little dOrmer window for consisted Of
plaque OF gay embroidery, Oblong In shape. and
placed directly in the center OF the slipping The
cOlors the embroidery green, purple and red
there a short fringe all these colors which
hung IT, A number OF " James hats seen were
trimmed with flowers IN fact they principally
made Of flowers, violets, gerantums and many
other small blooms massed together a frame OF
tulle, and frequently showing velvet trimmings
bned with them.
One. a close hitting toque, made Of dull pink
in shaded silks. They followed lines OF the
face grouped tightly TO the height or four
inches. In the front and back, however the flowers
meeting these huge black velvet the soft
center knot covering che top the crown with the
softly folded ends draped the sides
This model Is an extremely popular one and has been
seen In several COMMUNICATIONS with huge bow
TO match geraniums. with velvet IN glorious shade
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-19

model like huge turban, had brlm OF dark green
velvet and for crown there large square OF
straw In green and blue changeable, This but
toned down TO the brm with large velvet buttons
and this all there hat which. strange
as it may seem. was extraordinarily smart
There promises 10 be a radical change gloves, for
nobody is wearing white ones, but IN place all
sorts OF delicate colors Gray three shades,
pale yellow, real primrose smoke. and shades
that almost but not quite taupe the most
seen, and these are for evening well day wear
For these last stitching Is used and Of the heavy sort
Most OF II Is sef-toned. else Il is OF little darker
shade than the gloves.
Evening gloves are, many OF them, embroidered at
the top I'm gold silver. have cord just at the top
OF one OF these two. The embroidery cord has
elastic which keeps the glove place they
are pretty and practical we'll