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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16
auleitab faI life iulaes. Oct

Der mi, of Sru aaroItne 9iernion
bar opsioet Sanfen ON at i9Ise Mule.
itab. 8oarSen' er mi bortforpagtet
til Ssnren @rIing Sisrnion, iom |
be ienere aar bar orepet 8aaroen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16

cnfeS-Gn rre norf .nmsritdnR
Out oniter NuiRtteIie iom Bosbptoer
eler 8utiibetient, Or osida flsnot meo Nd.
liinItripnin9 o. "Sbortbane". @oos gu'
beialinser sipes. 5iIitriu Il y 3" Dor 81,
" /, Scanoinnpin, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16
Gn ioeiaIiitiif Notwithstanding

Gn iocialiitiif Tprbrn8s fprentng.
Sra aisbenbapu meSOeIes oen 25oe
April: 0anife SocialOemofrater bar
~itbarbeioet 6urilag til Oprettelle al
en- itor Sorbruss- og Groouftions.
forening i aisbenbapn meo Ell balo
Wiaion 8roners aftiefapital / 50-
600 Inbele a 10 Sroner. S Gieben-
bapns Centrum inOrettcs ct fort cer-
traIt l1biolgsiteo me0 6ilialer / 6or-
it9Serne. 8isbenbaprife SanbeISfor-
eninger bar tibIigere oeotaget BRO
teitreiolutioner, mems Elaner enonu
life bar iulbt uore6et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16

cnifeS-Gu norit gbarmaceut fan
- iaa Hlaos / CT Rauoiuapit Qpot6et /
Chicago. 3. 3. gUis, 1924 u. Rortb loe.,
Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16
0rrbt paa StcSet. Sra aIompen.

0rGbt paa Stcoet. Sra alampen-
borg meboeles BEN 30te apriI: 0u
9oget al. 9.5 af9if ira aIampenborg
Citation, iorisgte Heitauratsr abra.
bamien, Safe "Nlitioen", Nsrrebro-
gaoe 10 / aisbenbapn, at ipringe
op poa Soget, ,~eiterat oct booSe lat
iig / 9epGseIie. San foIbt ueo mel.
lem TO @oene % bleu brGbt paa Ste
BET.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16
GnlS / .Spriens? geS en- llSaroo.

8nlo / Spriens? IeS en- llogroo-
ming / ScrienS ifol Der bore funoet
noeIe gulbagtiee @eitauoOeIe, for
mentlig @uIoerts. "Suri. ap.", Der
brin1er WeooeIeIien, nGoner / benne
6orbinoeIie Sroet MonOpfe, men
mener BOG, at man bsr ie Sioen an
og afoente en- nprmere l(nOeris9eIie,
for man gisr its Sorbaobnin9er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16

Cffieer-Tref. @ernepIistie &C.
fonblsitnant I 2ben 9rt5abe 8. g..
Winsous er al 4irfebepartetnentet
ubnapnt til aaIbsfapeIlan / Spng-
bals Breitegierb / ariittanianbs
Stiff. 9%sitr,anten er berfor mn meo.
belt gfifeo iom Officer / ben norife
@rme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16

met. Oct bar ct Gamprsr, JON par
erpIooeret, % Den togbeoe Damp
itrsmmeoe no % ifoIoeoe 8 Rans,
ION beionot liz / &ummet, nemlig
Maifinmeiter GauI Storm, Sierte-
minSe, 6prbsber Serman Gbriitian.
len. ~Siebenbapn, o. 9erb1ire ira
SinIarb. "6loriSa" itoppeoe itrnr op
og iignnIiierebe eiter SipIp. Q. +.
o. S.'s 9usieroamper "Sprogs"
transportereoe Se 8 fiIifabefomne til
ao9itbusbroen, bporira SoIefs am.
buIorce beforSrebe Dem pioere til
&i9sboipitaIet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16
II Sreaturcr i~nbcbrGuot. fSrt

II &reatnrcr inbcbrGn0t. 6ra
&anSers meobeles ben 27be april:
s @ites peo 10-Siben opitoo ser SIo-
lbs / StaIoIansen til 8aaroen
"Sranefipr" peb &anoerS, tiIbsrenoe
Sabrifant 9udtrlrp; II Srenturer,
tiIbsrenoe areaturbanoler RaSmis.
len / Ranoers, inoebrpnbte. StaIo-
bpeninsen bar foriifret / a~isbitGoer-
mes aim. 9rmoforiifring for ca.
5000 &r., 2sssret | "Eonmarf" for
1880 Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16

Sslanoif Eolitif. 6or i,oeen Wau.
neber iioeu peotog bet isianoife III.
thing ben iaafalbte Sorbunosloo, iom
/ Soueoiagen goor no paa at 5isre
SorbinoeIien mellem Sslanb % 9an-
mart I'll Ell rem REORGANIZATION. Zen
nil gisre SsIano til ell fiilot ieIoitrn'
dig Stat, itpret at iamme aonge JON
8anmarf og al en- egen islaroif He.
giering poa ire Miniitre. Sra Rep'
fiaoif meobeIeS BEN 27be apriI, al
Ser / aItbinget er itilet SoriIog ON
at opforbre Winiiteren for Sslato til
OF gisre lit pberite for at berne 5or-
~bunOSloo iaainart iom milig fan bIi
be6anbIet al 6en banife Rigsoo5.
Sorilaget ON ct islon6if Stag meo ct
buiSt Sort / blaa 9unb er peotoget
al altbingets neoerfte aioelirg men
man betragter ion gioet, at eperite
afoeIing iorfniter BET.
- altbingets neoerite gfoelina
bor iammc Dag oeo eneite gebano'
ling Of Observation-Disclosures for
1911 forfaitet SoriIaget ON after al
itrpqe ben tiSligere oeotagne geoil'
ling, for at SsIdnSs llnioeriitet fon
beopnbe @irfiomheben nllereoe | OF
tober 1911. Oct er berinloo enonl
uiiffert, ON man poa 6iranslopen Tor
npite gar bill fitrne giennemisre Dc
fornsone gepiGinger til f%ortiot 0rifi
al uniueriitet eiter lite Sanuar 1912
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16

sra SIatanger ifrioes ben 24be
gpril: Ser bar nj, meo fna Cages
0teaemrunf fleet TO ltIpfter / Stat,
anger, iom bar fpitet TO Wenneifer
2ipet. Sort par oct en- arbeiber
beo GreIliberiet, Olaf Solan, ION
fom inc unoer ct Sororos % bler
IemIGitet / ben 8raS, at ban Sugen
efter afgif peo Gs6eu paa Nomba'
lens Spgebus. - Nu bar oaiaa Ell
GrbeiSer, Sboreien, foruIpffet peb
9ruffting | Storpanoet peo Ssfsnes.
San er trobs Ssgnirg eromi life
gienfunbet. elsie l1lpffer er iaa me,
get isrgelieere, iom Be 6orlIpffebe
oor SmoofaarsfoIf og fine GamiIi.
ers peientlige Ststter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16
SAT- o ~,
tiIialaS euer tiaeit.

Gpertisfsmsuter unber "gKRes". -Tiusie-. I'll.
ialag~ "a ~gittrfpsraisI- iphtr rs Geuts for n crs
tpr hver 6aua. o. 3 Genie pr. Orb for at, iUui ooen
niger % Orb. aeertisiersnisr iHbtdaes ~. zoe
ninore cab 30 Gents. Peuse MAJ Efrauiselts n.s'
tsias ale e,iiilinssr. let Isunet re iffe At 30 IfBr,
la imaa GUNNER
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16
Mberbpmsbiem | 1tIpif.

Mberbpmsbiem | ltIpif. l1lpifs
Serreositpre bar enitemmig beiluttet
Sprettelie al ct alberbomsbiem /
Serrebet. glunbt ltbpanbrere / ame.
rita er inbIamIet omfrtng 1900
Ser. til Siemeoet. &ienme i lltoif
er ogiaa ct itsrre 9eIsb inoiamlet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16

NnifcS-Gn 1lors 1ise slIer gn,e
al auo mornIt adru.ier % uanet til at
omsaos 8gru. DHites iom SIsboloerIte i en-
Jurtilie pad Z Gerioner. Nlaa oRre Siauoi.
nno. Auorag,uoe beoes inoienot til "9ecp.
rnLsBoiten"s Teo. mRrtet 'Susboloerite'.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16
Ole Bulls 8rap. isru cara g,l

Ole Suus Wrap. iSrli cara gliu
bar, iom alt tioIieere meooelt, i fit
SeItamente itotaIt 9rifet orrJ Of ben.
oeS aife efter Sigbr9noingen maatte
bIipe ienbt til Bergen % ~opbeoaret
/ SIe Bulls 8rap. Ole Bulls 9srn
al fsrite sggteifab alerunber Bun %
Sru S&Iicie Sngier, isot 9uu, bar
MI til ger9ens aommitne inoienot en-
8roteit berimob. De beoer beri ON,
of Ole Bulls @rap maa forblioe
ursrt iom SpileIteo fun FOR bom
oIene, ibet 8ommunen | lin Sio bar
ifipnfet BAN benne Tlabs | @genifab
al aunitneren Ole 9uu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16
Zen Sanife eoefont afprraet. Fra

eeh'sN "I~N~"s foNNs
8iebenhdpr meooeIeS ben 27be april:
@eS SorligSmanben, Sireftsr SO
foebs MelIemfomtit er Der iaften al.
lnttet en- Soerensfomit meIlem Mr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o. Se iampir-
fenbe 6ugiorbunS Ill 2ssning al
aonfIifterne / Wiirerfoget, GIeftrifer-
iaaet, SrpinSuitrier og Sneoferfoget
paa @aiis al Acknowledgements Sor'
bring ON 5.aarige Sperensfomfter.
Gil @ieneiGIo beriur bar grbeiosai-
oerue inoremmet forifieIlige Gems
.forbsieIier og NeoiGttelier al ar.
beiostiben. Som 6sI5e al Operens'
fomiter afIpies Sc iii imoreeu iait-
iattc 2ocfoiter, iom ifiiIbe omiatte
10000 Wanb, Iigeiom be poaaaacr.
DC 9ocfouter. Tom pmfotter ca. $4,000
Marb, oflpies ieneit inoeu 4be Wai,
alt unber Soribirtuine al. at Ser in.
Seu BERNIE Sib opnooes GuiGheb meo
sc 2 uSerfor SaqfcrbunSene itaoenoe
Saa, Mhirorbeiosm9uoene % gIif.
fenilaaerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16
So @ennsifehupeper / @ilSmuien

gntreprensr Mortenien, Sasleu.
saaro, iom bor HeguIeringen al SinO-
bolms ga / gntrepriie, bar meObelt
"aaIb. amtst.", at ban no for Sen.
Gre GIfiGr, omtrent peO oct ipositIige
&isrne al ben itore gilomoie, Jar
iunSet to WenneiteboOcoer. 3e 10
aranicr ianbtes ct Iioet Stpffe ira
binonoen, ct Yur aIen unoer Sor-
oens Sperhabe, / iorbolosuis ueI6e-
paret SiEitanb, men bar Dog iiftert
Iigget / Woiens forte Itulo | lau8e
5iSer. 5 bpert Sab iod lGnge, of
BET neppe 6Iiorr opfIdret, boorleoes
Be err fommen til at Iigge Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16

Gsflerne Sanmarf. Sanifcrne
er iiffert set melt cpflenOe SpIf /
gerben. Ser err nemlig 223 $40
GpfIer paa De 2,750,0O0 Ienneifer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16

SerIs ialtet Safe Superior sub iiIfaIss
for s2.T5 pr. 100 30. 8agse. Saltst &bits
Siff $3.50 pr. 100 30. aasse. Srep mine
Sarer. abr. Sohn 6annins,
Dor "a. Two Sarbors, YRinL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16

SbbsfaIS. 9rofesior Gr. iuris
@iaiam Sdarling er afgaoet peo
Ssben, 70 aar al. Gen afosoe, Der
bapoe SpSe / SoIfetbireet 1876
1898, oar 8inansminiiter / Niniite-
riet Sebeiteb.
= Srn anna &it5au, gnfe efter
6. 81. Ritsou, Stiiteren al &it5ous
Bureau, er afgaaet oeb 9sOen efter
en- Operation for @linbtarmsbetGn-
Belle. 6ru Rit5ou bar M~eSinoebaoer
Of Tit5alts Bureau og 9teolem al
9ureallets 9eitprelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16
Stor grano paa Spn. isra

Stor grano paa Spn. Sra Np'
bora meooeles Den 290e April: Snat
bar ben en- Wtils Bel noropelt for
Rpborg liggenOe Sanosbp aunslep
9eoerbp o9ret b9riet al en- itor
Brand, Ser lagoe 2 @uaroe og 1 Gus
Ii @ife OF en- Sio trieoe belle Sanos'
6pen meo gOelpggelie. SIoen no.
6rso / Riels Warius Saniens 8aaro.
3 2e6et al en- balp 1ime oor Boar'
oens iammenbna9eoe, itraatPfteoe 4
9praer n~eobrPnote. Gieren % bans
| Suitru iamt oeres CT Smaabsrn
en- gl0er op iii II aar f%relites | oct
blotte 2irne6. Ser inoebrPnote 3
SeIte od 10 areoturer. alt Ssssret
6rpnote. - era oenue @aaro 6reote
;sloen ia iii Sans Saniens ltore
8aarb. Ggion bennes A 99nger,
ser par iommenbpgge0e og itraatPf.
fe6e, neobrRnSte burtigt. meoens ct
9ar iritligaenSe llobuie reboeoes.
Oct Ipfteoes Der at ireIie belle gel9t.
ninoen. 8ioere iorplanteoe Slocn
ia iii Sans Seniens Gus, Der lige.
leoes neobrPnbte. Sele 2onosbpen
1ienlso al De talrige lssIIlpne areu'
turers 9rslen. - Sfnoen onildaes
til ialt ca. 100000 ar. % Solt ira
Nunsleu Sogn i GftermioSos bar
beifipftiaeSe meo RpSrinssarbeioe
poa gruuoiteSet. itprtebe pluoieligt
SEN enc 8aplniir til 9aarbeier RieIs
Wor. Saniens br9note S9rifelaoe
iummen. 59t peo Dfliren arbeioeoe
10 RenS, ben 34-aarige StatS6us-
monS Sans SEMEN, aalpfte, os Den
22.aarige 5ieneitefarI Bernhard Sep.
peien, aunslep. &c bleu besge belt
bearuoe6e al Ruinerne. "a be Bier
araueoe irem, bite bet iis. at SEMEN
bar orpbt og Seppeien ina baarSi
fugitet, at BET fol pRre builiomt. ON
han fan lepe. GnSnn en- treble Nano.
Statsbusmano Better 9obmann. Ma
! Ipffe. bleo ramnlet al 1ele al Den
i~tgrienoe g'ur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16

ltlpffe | ErrinnS. Saa .. :. 8.
S.'s PHILADELPHIA Gambler "5loriba"
err BEN 27oe spril. iielse ~|ort
9ano", fleet en- ioriRrSeIia llIpffe.
"5lorioa~. iom bar nigaaet fra ais-
6enbaun ON Gitermiooagen, befanot
iig no ior aulen. on Der pluoielia
Iso ct poIoiomt grua ira Naifinrum-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16

Seilet Srnf. Sra a~isbenbaun
meobeIes Den 2S6e april: s gites
bar Der / Roroiisen iitnoet en- Sol.
liiion Steo melem ben oanife CANT
per "aIia" Of Gsbierg % Den srPfe
Camper GLE. ~2llfa" ionf, og 4
Wano al oens geiGtniug brufneOe.
Zen sorise 9eiGtning blep re5bet al
"@ne" og er i~nSbrngt til Nib6les-
borough. "a Snmmeritsbet funSt
Steo, par geiret fart % Sieen rp-
Zig. 1amperen. "alia" tilbsrte
"TompFibsieIifubet "S~eiterbapet" al
@sbiera. 9e 9rufneOe er Roifinm-
itrene Ioboe al 8ambrip OF geter.
fen al Gsbierg, Gprbsoer Senlen al
esbiers oa Resieoreng Gnselbrsdt
"sIfa" par poa Reiie ira @oiien I'll
Ietbil, baQofiet.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-10-05
PROBE
OPENS IN WISCONSIN
Senator On Stand Admits He
Spent 41O7,793 in His
Campaign.

Milwaukee. Wis, OF. S.-United
States Senator Isaac STEPHENSON, of
Wisconsin, took the witness stand to-
day to answer charges that bribery
and other corrupt use of money con
tribuled to it's election on March 4,
1869. He appeared as a witness at the
opening of the investigation begun by
a subcommittee of the committee Oh
privileges and elections of the United
States Senate.
In answer TO questions, Senator
Stephenson declared he was legally
elected to the Senate on January 26,
1909. by a separate vote for the two
houses of the Wisconsin legislature.
In his campaign, he said he spent
S107,793, giving it to e. a. Edmunds,
his campaign manager, in various
sums in 1905, to ]. A. Vancleve, q
banker of Marinette, to conduct the
campaign there; to newspapers, to j,
H. Fuelicher, a Milwaukee banker, and
to others, all for carrying on the cam
! naign for the nomination in the pri-
maries.
What Money Bought.
Referring specifically to what he
spent the money for the witness said
of the money gave to Edmunds went
for carrying on the campaign, for get
Ting names of voters n paying eX-
penses in getting Stephenson follow
ers active.
Charles f. Littlefield. S~tephenson's
counsel. objected IN the ground that
the questions relating to the primaries
and not to the election
To consider the objection the com
mittce too a recess.
The formal charges against Senator
Stephenson were presented in a decla.
ration by Joh j. Blaine, of Boscobel
Wis, who as state senator made the
original charges.
Mr.. Littleield, Stephenson's counse
said at the beginning of the hearing
Mr.. Stephenson vas elected Januar.
26, which is some weeks before his cleo
ton by the joint legislature on Marcel
4, 1909. The charges on which this In
vestigation is based refer to the cleo
ton of March a. whereas. we content
that Senator Stephenson legally was
senator before that joint session cleo
fion
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-10-05
RODGERS BIPLANE
is BADLY WRECKED
Caught in Gust of Wind at
Huntington, Ind. = Sus-
tains Severe Injuries.

Chicago. Oct. 3.-Aviator c. p. Ro1g-
gers, the leading contestant in the
coast-to-coast flight, delayed his start
from Huntington. Ind, according to Of
tticials of the Erie railroad here. to-
day. He was expected TO leave Hunt
ington at noon and to reach here during
the afternoon.
Huntington, Ind. Oct. 3.-caught m
a sudden gust of wind. c. p. Rodgers
aeroplane dived to earth just after lie
a started from this city toward Chi
cage today, The machine was wrecked
and Rodgers painfully bruised.
Hardly had Rodgers got into the air
when a sharp wind swooped the ma
him from his control and it fell into
an adjoining field. He picked himself
off of the twisted aeroplane and said
he was only slightly hurt. Rodgers
said il would ne several days before
the ~aeroplane could be repaired.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-10-05
TAFT DIsCLAIMS
PARTISAN MOTIVE
Tells Missouri Folk Trip II Not
Made for Promotion Of Po-
f iiti +

Sedalia, Mo-, Oct. 2.-President# Taft
swuns. back into Missouri again today
to become the guest OF the Missouri
State fair. He left Iowa behind, and
In discussing his trip through that
state the president declared his recep-
ton was most cordial n pleasing.
II am glad I went to Iowa." he said.
II had no fenr that my reception
would not be cordial. However, some
had suggested otherwise, not Iowans.
Perhaps the wish was father to the
thought. AT any rate, / wish totes
tify my gratitude to the governor, to
the state officials. to h congressman
OF Iowa and to the senators, for their
very cordial reception of me without
regard to the question whether they
agreed with me in politics or not, and
I want to say the same thing about
the people who turned out. / believe
I have learned something that I had
in my heart to tell them and I guess
1t has not done them any harm"
Disavows Partisanship.
Explaining his western trip. Prest-s
dent Tart said that while many per-
sons thought that q president should
keep to the White House in Washing
tanAand-whila-heA
of this argument, 1t was pretty hard
to sit at the seat of government with
a strong feeling In your breast of q
desire for expression of a character
that hall not be denunciatory: thai
shall not be partisan in form, but
merely in a quasi-judicial way to staff
your reasons for your action. He be.
lieved 1t helped to clarity the situation
to get out into the country and ex.
press his convictions.
On this trip the president said he did
not wish to appear as a partisan presi.
dent.
II do not want to lose the character
of president of the entire country ht
said. II think a president can act with
respect to q great many issues IN such
a way as to convince those who art
his opponents in politics that he IL
striving to act as fairly as he can In
all matters that do not involve party
principles for the benefit of the wnols
country"
Plays Golf With HadIcy.
The program for the presidents ssss
here gave him an opportunity to play
a few holes of golf with Governor
Hadley, the first game he has had since
he left Beverly two weeks ago.
He will take luncheon at the club
house with Governor Hadley and the
state board of agriculture and din.
ner at the Country club.
Tonight the president leaves fol-
Omaha and the far west. AS the pres
ident's train pulled into the state fail
grounds he was met by an aviator
flying a biplane. who led the way.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-10-05
REFUGEES FROM TRlPoLl.

Malta, Oct. "a scene of consider
able confusion occurred at the quar-
antine station here early today, when
the British steamer Castlegarth en-
tered the harbor i'll the height of a
severe gale, crowded with 1900 NAL
tese refugees from Tripoli. The pas
sengers We're huddled on the deck,
clamoring to get 20 land, having been
three days with an insufficient supply
of food and water. Although there
has not been any casualties, hundreds
of refugees are faint from hunger
and thirst.
The authorities promptly ordered
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-10-05
emergency measures. directing til
vessel to dock Immediately.
MoNMourB. MI, williar

MONMOUTH, ILL. - William f.
Dawson, his wife and one daughter,
Were found dead in their bed yesterday
the skulls of each crushed in. Dawson
was the caretaker of the First Presby-
terrain church, and when he failed to
open the building fer services yester-
day, -four men went to his home and
found he bodies. There were no evil
dences of a struggle. The police have
no clew, but ~bloodhounds from Decatur
! were brought to Monmouth.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-10-05
"BRADSTREE'T AND DUN
REPORT ON BUSINESS
Some Improvement Shown in
the General State of Trade
1t Is Stated.

New York, Oct. 2.-Dun's review Sat-
arday said:
There Is nothing in the industrial and
mercantile situation to correspond with
the commotion recently prevailing in
the financial markets. While conser-
vatism is the rule in all branches of
the trade and industry, supplies in
nearly every line are SO narrow and the
immediate requirements of a constantly
increasing number of consumers are SO
large that the volume of business Is
very extensive.
Buying of steel products Is confined
to pressing needs, yet consumption is
not much below maximum.
In the Pittsburgh district concessions
on open hearth billets and sheet bars
bring quotations down to $40 and $3.50
respectively. In the rail division an in
quiry for 5000 tons of Bessemer rails
Is reported.
A contract for 10, 900 tons for the
Chilean state railways also Is reported.
Among the plate mills, however, quieter
conditions prevail, with orders from
car and locomotive works diminishing.
In pig iron there is little activity, buy
ers apparently holding off until next
years price basis is determined.
Trade slowly improves in footwear.
Orders placed by jobbers continue for
small quantities, but they are numer-
Gus and in the aggregate satisfactory.
Buying of spring goods is not active.
Better conditions prevail In leather.
Total sales of sole leather for a week
are estimated at 100000 sides.
Bradstreet's Saturday said:
Buying from jobbers and wholesale
dealers continues relatively steady, and
this weeks reports indicate tina re-
Gently reflected comparative improve
ment has been maintained. The larger
centers indicate that road and house
sales are better in several ines and that
demand for staple dry goods, groceries,
clothing and shoes is gradually extend
ing.
Buying of cotton goods has been
helped by lower prices. The trend thus
ing is late and, incidentally, what might
be termed spot business, accompanied
as it is by calls for prompt shipment.
is admittedly larger han business
booked for future delivery.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-10-05
COTTON CROP WILL
BREAK ALL RECORDS
Final Report On Conditions Is
Made By Department of
Agriculture.

Washington. Oct. 3.-The cotton crop
of the growing season of 1911, which
early in the ear gave indication tha
it would be one of the largest in the
history of the country, will be approxi-
mately 13,S6S,337 bales of 500 pounds
each or about 10000 bales more than
the record yea of 1904.
This was indicated by the final con
dition report OF the department OF
agriculture issued today at Don which
showed the crop to be Ill per cent OF
a normal on September %.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-10-05
DETAILS OF DISASTROUS FLOOD
FOLLOWING BURSTING OF DAM
Austin Do nnt 0 Ill.,.
WAR BULLETINS.

Chiasso. Switzerland, Oct. TT
is reported that on Saturday Ad-
miral Aubrey was suddenly ordered
to postpone the bombardment of
Tripoli, as there were signs of a
possibility of reaching an under
standing with Turkey through the
intervention of certain powers, thus
avoiding a continuation of the war.
Washington, Oct. "A dispatch
from Rome says that a Turkish
transport, which had been cap
tured by Italian torpedo boats ar
rived today at laramie having on
board as prisoners 10 Turkish Of
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-10-05

ENID. OKLA-One year in prison
and a fine of 500 against each of them
formed the penalties imposed by United
States District Judge Caterell Saturday
upon ]. j. Beall and Frank Dunn, state
election inspectors convicted of con-
spiracy to deprive negroes OF the right
of voting in a congressional election
in 1910.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-10-05
FIGHT IN

Sydney, N. S. w, Oct. 2.-Sam Nc
Vey, of California, today defeated Jack
Lester. OF Portland, Ore, on points in
q 2o-round match for the heavyweight
championship of Australia. Seventeen
thousand persons gathered in the sta
dunn to witness the contest.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-10-05
MADERo SUCCESSFUL in
ELECTIONS I'M MEXICO

Mexico City. oct. 3.-Francisco Mad
ero was yesterday elected president of
Mexico. Suarez, of Yucatan, has also
been elected vice president. AT the
headquarters of h Catholic party
Gabriel FERNANDEZ Somellera. chair
man of the central committee, said he
believed Francisco de la Barra had
been elected vice president.
France.