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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17
Groceries.

3Hder-greiIe itetia Raffinirter Cut
Soaf 6.Ooe, pepnere0 $50, eubes 5.45e.
ardnngatec s .20e, Geufecticnegs III" 5l5e,
Eff n" 490--5. l5c, Detber ertra "a"
A.75-4 .S5e, ertra e" Ats zoe, oroinds
rer seGber s45-4l50e
RcIafies 1T ifetia. aew Erleans
Open Kettle 84---44c, Centrifugal l5-23s,
per e5auoas. GorgbGm 33--37e per GBaGloRe.
Reis-4Rarft siensIih lebhait uub ites
tsg. souiiiana, Saner oeao 6--6tSc, primo
se, oreiHdter ss4-i11se, Sapaa g.
&c per 4funo.
Dairp grobuits.
r.-gsarit siemlit lebbaft uno fsit.
Fancp Greameru 29c, Greameru firits 2T1le,
DO iteonbs 2bI<c,s fanep Tarip l7e, SO. l
1916 per DiuHe.
safe - Narft itefia. Chio flat i6lze,
soreweiterIt6er l7--i711sse. Rem Dorf III (,
Shweiser igI%z-20lSe, 9imeuraer 1876,
Srid l6c per 9funp.
Gter.-Angebct Grcb. gsartt ihwdh.--
Brfma friid,e Sabnereter l5c, firfts lac,
feeonos l2c per Ite.. ie mad nualitat
BefIHgeL-Rar.t rubie uue tGunt iletig.
SpriRa Ghitens l4--lsc. Siibnsr 1876,
odhne 81. 1ruthahner IS--l9e. @uus l2e,
GnseH l4-l7e, @dnie S--iie per 0fuHo.
EbituRo Gemlie.
aevfel-banep Aem Bort 81 Sos. 90,
aew0hnIicbe $2 25--2 so per 5bI
GitroneH. - Merft itetig. California
g. .25--35O, Aeiftnd 1905 10 per xiite.
ErauaeH. - Martt rilbtg auo ftetia. -
California s2sO0-2.50. 5lerioa $l.5O -
200 per ssifte.
BreiBelbsersn -- 500 - 900 pei
Dbl. uno S2 CO. so per aiite.
4artcffefH. - Midiaan SI .65--i IS
| scnispiIle 81 75--l .s5. per Ssl. Wi6isaH
55--6oe per SM. pom Store,
SiBfarteffelR. 5anep Serier
S2.75, Seuispile g .00--2 % per Dbl. unf
| 66e---15c per Camper.
1raHt - Rartt ltetla. Ianilh Sl l.Ot
81 10 per 8bl.uom Stose.
9wfebeIn.-05eIbe$ 81 .75--3 90 per8bl
un6 85--9Oc per Bu.
| Raben.-sl .25--la50 per BbI.
stsdriibsH. - sl.I5-I.25 per Dbl
pom Stors.
Aobl. - Sl.25--I.5 so per Dbl.
2anbs grabafte.
| @ohuen. - Rarst itetta. 9rima Mar
rcwfaf s3i5, gefiehie nEe bel 1anh ee
pfItsfte aapp g 80 per Bu
1 Gen. - Dsarft rslhig No. Ik.Hsctts
elS bO-fs. rs. 80. q DO. 81. .0O--l7.z6,A Ag
lsI5.50; alec, gsrrtfdser 20. $3.50
I--l6.50. SO. q DO. $I4 .O0--I4.60, GIes SO
III. so, 10. 5000 per Ton.
ARGbIenfntter iitftetig Gieie SO %
Ie3.U, Rlooltng grobs ~ AGO. %
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17
1asIiss GEnsanataer Gotssba sreaa IL Sebruar 1911

tu $3.50 - $50. GiIsa NOR bette fetter !;
Ms.I DsaEors Rsrthesa s1 $1k.k0--1s.aS,
Ns.9 Do. sa slS.2S--1s.Oo, Ns. Goat5ssa
xxs Re. Sssttsrs left 10 Slk.3k--1k.76.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17
OrudfehIer

Der 8orfhuB, peIhen Der Didter
ShmirIe pon isiHem 9erleetr erbielt,
tpurbs singetrageu auf aonto pro bic
8erie (prp 8tperiel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17
Metaa. NarEt.

ssan sas anaeregeIt a. &aS.00--44. .9S
s.s 9xyfsr feit; Sale % ei2.62k so
lS.87L, eIsttrslytlit ~ tl1.sT1 IL .621
uns 9aktns ~ eIf.0s--l7.3s. Old Sss
raEis w $40 - A.s0 sus 0psItss -.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17
Diekm&rfte.

GtnetnHslk, l6. Jebraas.
ssfakr anb gerfanst wdhreno ben ssr :
fsHensn "a Stunbsn, DsrsItSeH NIT ben
rsrberssssHbeH Lagea, Uarsn pis toIst
a..E..h.. Ai.A.L.s MAnfa
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Newy) y)erfer Suno- GaDtirnasea.

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MsaileH CO. sf,......iJV e. q. Il 7U. l. a.. T5.
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Atieaste q. a. 4. A.. ~ I4EiNssr MaGfiK A.. 7sA
Rstfsmags Cha Al. 80 nat gsb. III Nsg or psA
Hatfimesf Ehta 81 egisIk. % G. era 81 -. sshs
Fsis' &. sssn. 81. p0tslR. V &. sss. 4s..... es,
Espgflta 1x o. a.. S3slM o., 81 q 10 es ia
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HsnlsaI Rseshsr 5E.. ~ AeEf. x ~ u. Dr.. ICON
dat "a 81 arm. 5 t23ss Esrtb Raeisis A.. fHll.
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8fa. Gt<sfrss fp M. 80 xssEg. Gas, Gbsm. Sc ieih
10 Htnss l. Est 4x--. giAlxfabslA t...s..s. hss
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3spss N $ksss..s.s.ss. M74Mfaangt y. a. o.. M
ssssn sss; elss M j 1 - ssAsrss As..'- 2
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17

Gie Wn@TDtgru0eH luottrMMAtu pe5ttbeH
iih nur auf GHgros fraHsaffionsu. Bet
flsiueren 9efhdftta psrosu ttDas bSbere
@rsife bsrtdHei.
grobiftontn.
Der wtarft mar rnbia une bic 8reiie ffetig.
Ghmala.--prima steam 9.15--9.25e,
l5aniile lo--l0kc 4. o.b.
1rodengefalaenesGtsifA. Earft
Itetia. sbort clare Seitsn il--liLe, ibort
eippsnirttsa 1O&--iie. sgtra fbort clear
gsiten I07z - Il1t, SauIttra l0ss -
i05se. Belize I5--lS&e IOfs uue 1Se mssr
bfrpadt
bacon. - Marft tfstia. gbort flare
Ssitsa l2k--i2ssr. faras Rippsnfsitsa liz
-l21se, sgtra fbort tItdr Ssitsa f2--I2I1se.
SAulterR lik-l2Isc auo Belize l4A--
l4s&e Ipie unb 114e per Yfuuo rusbr Uerpaft.
Sugar Cured Hlsifn - Wartt ifstia
I--Gdintsn l4.O0--i5.00, gienit Shnltsrn
I20O-l3.00, Breatfait gneon 1000 90,
Shuliern 1900 1900, Rem gort Gut
GdMttern II .50--l3. 90, trodsne Beef ShtHs
ten IL. 5.5O-l9.00.
sabstpoislts glsif5-Gtarit as.
tis. SAiRtsn t2A--iSt. giennie S4uIserH
if-IILt, Bellies l7h--lSs, SHRltern
Ell-iiAs, asD Dart Gut S&uItsrn llA--
Ilkt.
5rif6ts5ltifa.-e e&infsu i2-12Lt.
ptsaic ShuIttrn 934--l0lzr, SfuItern 81
--l014r, i6or. Rippenisiten 9X--l0As. iberf
Hare Gsitsn l0--t01ke, srfra ibort SeiteH
sT-l0s, Bellies 1914 --ic1ze per pianD.
Mtbl uub gstrsibc
WsbL- st.u,s ssinitr gatsnt s4.25--
4.50, g9inter 1oHsp '3s5--4.20, @iRtsr
Samilp s325-8. so, GEtra$ 2.S0--3 90, or.
6tndres s2.65-275. Sprins Datent s.. 80
$50, DO. faneh s475-5.l0 DO. Sarnilb
s4.35--4.45; Roaatnmsbl, n0reptfIia ge.
mifhtts s4.45--4.55, rrinss eit1 $4.60--
4.80, aeaifttes 81 4.45-4 81 per Bbt
etsen - Rartt ruhia aan piaia. -
Ro. rotber sDinter 90--92e, go. 3. s3--
s5c. SO. 4 rother N - sie per BuIheI.
Bersauft mureeR Gar 30. 2 Seiber Btn.
ter sn S0S, 2 Cars Ro 2 oO gu sle anf BEN
| GeIetie
Dslfdtprn.-Rarst Isbbaft II. DiIIis
go. petbes 5614-47lze. 20. 3 weibes 46
-4611e, 80. metbes 4l--44e, 30. 2 seIbec
4711xz-4sc. 30. . selbes 4611SS--47c. 10.
ssl6es AZ - 45e, Ro. z gemtihtes 49,
! --47Le, go. DO. 46-4611c, Ro. DO
A--44e, peises aolbenioru 4b-s7e, aelbes
DO. $3.50, aemif6tes be- 46-4se per 9u
Beriauft puTbsn: I Gar eeniiihtes uad
prcbe 40 46e. Gar Ro. netbes. le
ssroleHt, su 46e, 1 Gar So setutfHtes ~
41Ae, Gar no selbes su 42c, Gar DO.
g.iies ~ 43jze uaD / Gar SO. 3 geurifh.es
1 su 46c auf csnt eeleiit.
Safer martt ruhis uno ftetis. 30.
petbsr S3-331se. StoneaEe rueibsr 321z a.
S3c, go 3 ueiser 32-321Sc. 70. 4 be. 81
--32e. 30. gemiibter 81 - 321se. 30.
DO. 3i1I@@--32e, 80. DO. 80-3lc per gu
9ersauh gstrren: Gar ylo. 8 uttber q
921Sc, lfxar be-. Tu a2Le, IGar Staa6art
| weiBsr su a3c, Gar ,.binburHt" 81 29xt
Rab Gar 80 2 geBsii6ier :u 3sc auf ben
1 Oeleiie.
acp aen- Marft ieit. 30. 2 Sprin,
s. -e5e, 10. 3 s2-s3c, 70. 4 79-S2c pei
Bu. 3 Gar nc Q Darse sa sc auf ben
Bsleile nerxaaft
gtvNs ~ Sriibidbrs sgerfte, no. 2 9s =
l04e, Noss a2--9se. no. S8-92c per5u
i BeraIstdb Der @etreioes Hreiie mit ben
ieHiseH am sietAen Iase pes uortssn Sab
res:
| rs. Tsbr. 1911. 10. 5ebr. 1910
z9esseu, 10. rctber 49,. Gle late
Beif4torn, re. sensiidtes 45c 65H
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17
Bonn WelbmsGrtte.
Denasraas. 1e. fssss. lell.

d 0NW W kus t3Sbks kNaAS
Tie @ei9aFie waren auh beute rpieoer
reht Iebbaft In ben biefieen HanfeH. bod
mar @sIo miusg Bon ben WaHfsn purs
rsH Gdrieben a0n cal 81 4--41a% diiss
efssebsn nHba iddftspapsers IpnrosH su b1s
-e& oisieHttgt. Jn oifsneH Rnrtte nuToen
T1riebsn vor cal. 81 ~ nno nnf Sett
III 4j--5se pIaeirs
gsshiH aHl asw gDsrf.
pareT ftetla unb marben 80 iOr prds
ME per $1,000 smli6sn Bnnsen UsrfGaft.
Die Gounterrcte betragt 50s gramse per
$1,000.
ass&ln enf Gasssa.
iparsn wiuiaer. Ssute iinb bic Folgenoea
Enotirangsfs III beytAtsn:
Sonson, 3 Tage Sldt, "a s855<-4 81 per C,
20 Taae SIdbt, "a 4--4 80 per e.; garis .
Iaee Siht, 5I2Is-5l5 ;Srdnes per 500
" xage Sidbs. 5I711 $40 israncs per 800.
fit Teutf6laHD 4 Iage Sidt, 4 Bart 50 Nc
90. % Iase Si6t 9i1sc.
Documentary Bias auf aonocH tpurhen
SO s4.62Hz, auf Glasgow ,u sa.s2l uab
auf GeIfaft gu Sa.s2 pertaaft.
gspHbessr slisafisnen.
rubis aHb ftesia. Die eaHseR auotlrsH uis
folgt:
GiRfanf. @ertduf.
4R Boncs, 1926, Coup. .ii6 1867
3# kjcnos, 1918 ....... .l0sL 1854
~ BoHos, 1880 ......lOOX WlI
~ YGHantd ...........l00A lulA
Gfsarsns esHk nRfiaHs.
Ter MmIds TIM bgeiigen elearingbaus be-
lief iitb bsite Guf ~ ,633, 750.
RsfaI. gsfarltEfsH
6ins @as electric ans GOluHbia @as
pref. fDaren beite tn ftGrfer RahfraGe, be.
ionOsrs bic eriteren, iDeIde um belnahe
syoiHt ffiegsn. Der NGrft IpGr itart. lie
fOlgsnDeu BersduFe iino 80 beridteu:
Mn bes Hssfs.
Betorc Call
no aisttn Qine. eos & electric GO....... 81,
~ MfrsH Mm. noutna AGsn Sh........... 1n
Mfft9n Eeecnb M0t. Cart. .s,....s......2 ID
IS Afften g. =. .. z. & Z. rfp.......-- -
RNp9 aoiumbus 40, su ........s..----... sit
First Call.
5000 gcuttsrH Cbto 1Enttien, Ser. y
UsaitIfn sst GlHe, cas- q GIfstrk .......... 80
ls bo.sss.*. es-s.-ssss. -
De-, .s-...s....s.s....ss...s.s* ~
" s.ss..s..ss.s'.'ss.s'.s.s- ss's
Between Call
affssE RiHe gas & GIettrlc 9e........ g
sgAftisn gsEamtus Gas sfs,-...-..-....... - =,
2aai.ssn CALM Ssos. Observation-Disclosures
Second Call
10 affsen gln. Miaina mia6iHs rfo...... fs7
9m sfseasn gsarfss.
sscaD Etnr -. NJ. Ar. 1881 -. ..........toa
aohitebenee Tnbsle uou I'm bseiiigsi
Warft befsnollGen Bonos unn attseR gteb
bic cIfisisIen EncstrunseR an:
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Ser BerIanbt betrua IN berielben z

Sri oDteH. ~ lie gahfrdae mar stue
steMlth CUTE uno bic befieren Sleiiheri0rs
ten Daren ftstia. wdhreRD bic anoereu lang
lam uno idwad warsn. GuteStodsrs MHo
SesoeSs iius tn aa4frsse. -RiIdttibe fino
fteti1.
edssse etssr. ss.aS-s.1e, ertras.I5-
s6.2S, Dejsx ss.2s--E.2S, SIsti1srnisrs
s4.k0-S.T5, sytra 1855 -- $50, 1stfsrs
sS.k0--S IS, srtrs eS. .e5-5.75, aiibe 81. so
500, eEtrs 81. .10-5.2s, GaxHsrs 81. Sc
S.TJ, sso6sss sas assssrs ss.2S-s.60.
srtre ss.eo-k.7B.
8utlsn. - Die 3uFubr psr sertHg,
bic Rstfrass cine stsmIid CUTE uHb bic
greiis fistis.
RsssrsxHs l.sAs s2.7s-l.40, ssrssns
A.s0 - b.2S, sTtra s.ss, fstts Suusu
&4.7S-k.3S.
RGIber. Der Rartt mar beute rus
tts uRo i6pa6 usb bss Br.tie fteEsn um
7sc per 100 Bfunb.
Droiwkrs ass sress s4.eo--7.75, fetr BIS
gate Iet4te S7.7s-s.7S, trtra ss.2s
3kIttr In ssx Gs u n2iFksxs,0axisrx. -
xasss &c. yrims bis ssssrIsisas 8 -- SHt,
srsiskrs STE.
Shmei e.-8ei MIR mdSiaer 3ufuhr
htsgeH ose BretIe UNI lk--25c per 100 Bfe.
Der Wartt ihEob ftetis.
c9peEs 99weins bratten $7.25-7.4o,
eats Bic sassrTsisRs BsxyefxHsss xss
fissfasrisrtsN S7.5s-7.60, ssmiiAts RsSs
ps6xRssisrtsR s7.5e-7.so, srsiEass bta
snssrlsfsRs iAssss fstts skss s5.2S-6.sS,
ertra s.te-6. 40, @tssss4.2s-5.So,I Ist&ts
SsriaEstfsTtsx sT.6S-7,To, auserIefeue me-
blum ron ls5 gfb. auo rueHissr, s7.7o,
ssrfsl ssR lie Bfs. xub psxisr $7.0s-
TO.
e&afs xas &kmRss. - Die 3ufu6r
mar seriaa uno bic gretie nisssH nm Is
25c. Der Rarft itbIob fea.
@@s's.--astrs 4.lS--42s. sxts bts sss'
erlefsas $3.50 -- 40, srstsars bn gate
q. .S0-s.2k, Sikriirss S4.2k-S.00.
9AMRsr. GFtra $S.l5. sats Bic
sxssrIsfsas IS. .Eo--5. 10, sEstHaEs Bic ssts
IL Tk-kQS
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aHtsasa 10. 5ebr.

WFFEWNBs AWs UFVts
HtRestsH. - Ssssss $50 - 6.65,
xsrss wFsrs e4.2S-S.S0. SsNH&s Stisrs
e4.Se-s.7o, SISTERS xss Sssssrs $3.50
$50. a4Assss Astfsrt ss.65-K-Ss, ekIhsz
sT.Oo-7.B. Rarft s-lsc hOber.
GAwsiRs. - 4stAts $50, ss'
nfAts 81 .0S-7.B5, fAssrs s6.9b -- TAO,
saxAs s6s5-7.ls. sxts Die sxssrIsfsas
Fapsre s7.lS--7.4s. ssrtsG s7.4o - 7.T5.
Rarft i0-lSe k6bsr.
&&sis ass aAMmsr. 9Ass
sixksswtIAs sa.sS-4.60. vssIias sass
-. ss, sxksfixss - .7s-S.e0.
Akwasr:--etxAstwiiA - sA.75-5.sS. wst-
lice Gl.7S-s.3S. Tartt itarf uub Zoe bo:
Ser. ..
HxFxsr. - Rtxssisi B.o0e, essstas
rs, ,0eo. @AGfs xAh akmMsr l5.00s.
EaFsrftano Don 2s9 RUS uHe ftetgt.
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WhtsIp.

Ter Rartt mar iretig. gertdaft wureen
$50 S6ls. Tiitiusrs 5iHisbee Geoes auf
Der Bats Don 81 33 per Gallon.
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1dglid)er aysarft 8erid)t.

GineinHati, l8. Gebrndr, li9ii.
Die naHfoIsrnbtn nuotirunasn bssisbes
iih nur auf GHgros frausaffionsu. Bet
flsiueren gefhdfttu perbsu ttmas b5bere
greifs bertdHet
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-21
LA TOILETTE DECIDES
ON SPEAKING TOUR
WISCONSIN PRESIDENTIAL CAN.
EIDATE is TO BEGIN HIS
SPEAKING CAMPAIGN IN
OHIO THIS WEEK.
Minneapolis, Minn.-Robert

M~luueapOlls, luU.-ltOD wi
La Follette's western tour, announc-
ed and delayed from time to- time
for the last six weeks, is now sched-
uled to begin Thursday, Dec. 81,
with an address in Ohio, and to fast
sixteen days during which he is ex-
pected to spend one busy day in
Minneapolis and st. Paul, and to
address a statewide rally Of his Min
nesota supporters.
The La Toilette tour, it is under
stood here, was abandonded en-
tirely. and only taken up again be-
cause his managers saw the neces.
sity of creating a demonstration at
once to Offset the Roosevelt talk.
The Roosevelt talk is the worst blow
that La Toilette has received in
some time.
The tour is announced from Mil
waukee, where q Wisconsin head
quarters has been opened. in addi-
ton to the main headquarters IN
Washington and the western head.
quarters in Chicago. The trip will
last till Jan. S but the schedule is
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-21

along. So far Mr.. Ewart has done
but little beyond announcing his
candidacy, but his method OF cam
paigning has always been to rush
things at the finish, and he has a Zee
ord in that line which will cause any
opponent 10 sit up and take notice
when he really gets TO work on his
campaign.
Gull Wants TAFT Support.
While the situation in regard tt
governor is not being stirred very vio-
lently Just now, there is likely TO be
something doing early in January. l,
is generally believed that the friends
of LOOMS S. Gull will ask an endorse
ment of his, candidacy at the Taft
meeting at Huron Oh the fifth OF jan
'uary, as he early came out i'll an en-
dorsement OF the Taft candidacy. If
that meeting gives him IN endorse
ment, that practically means the same
kind OF a line up on governor as for
the last campaign, with a stalwart,
progressive, and ,Egan vote to be con
sidered in the final adjustment, and a
fight which at the present would be as
hard TO forecast as it was up to Il
short time before election two years
ago, and no prestige Of second term TO
help any M in the list along.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-21

Sioux Falls, S. D.-Thc program
for the 18th annual meeting OF the
South Dakota Bar association. 10
be held at Aberdeen on Thursday
and Friday, January 4 and s., has
been completed by j. III. Voorhees,,
os :his city, secretary OF the %associa-
ton.
The principal address will be
made by Judge Charles A. Willard,
of Minneapolis, one Of the district
judges of the United States court
for the district Of Minnesota. He
Will speak on the topic of The Phil
ippine Islands, Their Jurisprudence
and judicial System" rapers will
be read before the association by
e. T. Taubman, OF Aberdeen. on
The Abolition of the County
Court" and by A. II. Orvis, of Yank-
ton, on Some Proposed Changes in
Laws Relating to Taxation.
An address also will be made by
Chambers kellar, Of Lead, on g sub
ject to be %ranounced by him al the
time.
The presidents address will be
delivered by Norman T. Mason, of
sCeadwood. p%residnt of tn associa-
ton. j..
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-21

Stephen Bately died very sudden
ly at his home Sunday evening about
z o'clock. A half hour before he
had a very acute attack of indiges-
ton. and was followed by Utilization
TO the heart. The member gave way
under the great strain, and his death
came sudden and with little warning.
The physician who was called at
$3.50 O'Clock stated that the heart
action wac good at that time, but ii
failed to work a short time after.
Mr.. Bately had appeared all right
during the day. He had attended to
his correspondence and after writing
several letters walked to the postcf.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-21
WABASH RAILRQAD !. T. !.
IN RECEIVERS HANDS
OLD GOULD PROPERTY HAS PAID
NO DIVIDENDS FOR THE PAST
SEVERAL YEARS.

st. Louis, Nc - officials of
the Wabash railway admit that notes
70: nearly $40, 100000 due the
Wheeling and Lake Arie in August,
1912, are the real reason for the
application for a receiver, made in
circuit court last night.
81. Louis, Moon application OF
the Westinghouse Airbrake company
Judge Elmer B. Adams in the Unit
ed States circuit court this afternoon
appointed Frederick j. Dean, Edward
B. Pryor and W. T. Bixby receivers
OF the Wabash Railway company. The
receivers bonds was fixed at $780,
900 each to be given in ten days. Viii
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-21
GULL WANTS HELP
FROM TAFT CLUB
RAPID CITY MAN THINKS He
SHOULD BE ENDORSED FOR GOV.
ERNOR AT HURON GATHER.
ING.
Pierre, S. D.-The fight for railway

Pierre, S. D.-The fight for railway
commissioners in the southern district
is opening up for a contest. Frank
LeCocq. an old time membc- Of the
commission. who IA tie first to an
nounce his desire to again be a men,
Der of that commission had the thing
to himself for some time. until Mr..
Murphy, thought the field for secre-
tary of state was a little too crowded
for his size, and swung over onto the
railway commission track. as giving
him more room, but be had not fair
~ got over until Captain Lavender Of
Yankton got into the game, making
three open condisatss Tor that place.
Other tentative candidates have been
mentioned in John S. Miller Of
Parkston, and w. e. Eye. OF Center
vile, but it is not likely thatthey will
attempt to break INTO a field ALREADY
sorwell filled. oa.tr ..rc.T
}eaT One Qniie. Fight.
The campaign for state treasurer,
which was II of the hottest fights
four years ago, is the tame u so far
this trip. The announced candidates
are A. w. Ewart. Of this city, the de-
feated candidate Of two years ago.
and George H. Pickney, Of Grant
county, who has been acting as depu-
ty in the department. for several
years, ana feels; that he would like to
be at the head for a term or two to
put into practical use as head OF the
department. what, he has learned in
the time he has been in the office. One
Of the planks of hts platform is that
If he is nominated and elected, that
he will give the affairs OF the DEPART
ment his personal supervision at all
times, something which has not been
the general manner of conducting the
affairs Of that department up TO the
present time. They had generally be-
ing away from the othce With the ex.
ception OF occasional visits. TIE pa
pers Of the northeastern part Of the
state are generally giving Pinckney
complimentary notices, to help him
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-21

in the project.
Recently. however information
has reached the Commercial Club,
that. the movement was still under
way and making such progress as to
give, evidence of success.
Through the efforts OF several
farmers, and large land owners liv-
ing on the route Of the proposed
road, over 500, 100000 has been sub
scribed toward the project, and the
work Of securing additional pledges
lis being vigorously pushed.
Recently j. B. Ross, n of the
prime I overs in the matter, visited
mitchell, and had an interview with
Ethe Officers of the Commercial Club.
that resulted in the. sending of Mr..
Lewis Shnster. to a meeting of farm
ere 'sheld,'at the Scott school house,
adjoining the inland town of strola,
last Saturday. Mr.. Shuster states
that a very enthusiastic meeting was
Iheld, the school house being we'll
filled with prosperous farmers all Of
whom expressed themselves as being
anxious to see the proposed road
built from Mitchell to Blunt. About
|t%hirty-fve OF these farmers, who are
free-holders. expressed their willing
ness to give 500 for each quarter
section of land owned by them. Sew
eral thousand dollars in pledges
were signed up, ranging in amounts
from 500 to $500 for each subscrib-
er. Others expressed their willing
ness to sign up later, and judging
from the general spirit of the meet
ing, the farmers viii be practically
unanimous in their support of the
proposition, before the campaign is
ended. A committee from each
was appointed to push the
work forward, until the necessary
amount has heen. raised.
/ This is a project to whichsiMitshell
will lend every possible encourage
ment. and its aid can be counted of,
to the limit TO boost this plan until
the cars are actually running into
Mitchell.
A very strong and Independent
company will build the road il about
$4,000 guarantee per mile can be Sc
cured. And with the splendid be-
ginning already made the project
should easily win success.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-21
FMEt1ING Of FARMERS
on RAILROAD PROJECT
THE BLUNT.MITCHELL LINE WAS
DISCUSSED AT LARE MEET.
ING IN sTROLA TOWNSHIP
LAST SATURDAY.

For the past year or more there
have been rumors that o steam rail.
road was being projected. from eth.
er Pierre. or Blunt. through to
Mitchell: and at times It .w:e stated
that actual effort was, beng made &c
secure such . result, Until -ecently
MiteAellg haL not been seriously IN,
terssted, and took no active interest
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-21
$50, 900 IN GAME FUND.

Plerre. ;. D.-The state game fund
at the beginning of December was at
a little over $4,000 SO far as funds
paid into the state We're concerned.
Some OF the counties have not yet re-
ported, and the state game depart
rent estimates the fund at fully fif-
ty thousand dollars, about half due
the state fund, and the other half the
different counties.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-21

flee and mailed them. After return
ing home the attack of indigestion
came on. The medicine given Mr..
baeely relieved him Slightly and
and when he was accompanied up
stair by Mrs Bately he fell to the
floor, the eXertion OF walking up the
stairs seeming to bring ON the end.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-21

not made up.
The La Toilette visit will be the
signal for a gathering Of republicans
ul the radical wing from all over
the state, and = is expected to de-
velop a demand for Congressman C.
"A. Lindberg of Little Falls to run
for governor. Senator o. a. Lando,
who is to be one of the speakers. is
talked OF for congressman at large
and may be brought out at that
time