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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-13
HARVARD MEN FORM

CAMBRIDGE Mass, March 4.-The
William Howard Taft Club at Har-
ward was organized tonight, with
membership Of 200. Those who were
interested in the return of President
Taft to the presidential chair gath
cred in the trophy room and effected
an organization. Charles Egans
Hughes, Jr., of Washington, son Of
Justice Hughes, was chosen Presi-
dent, Other officers elected we're:
Vice president Horace ]. Smith of
Denver; secretary-treasurer, Samuel
Mayo Rinaker of Beatrice, Neb.
Fine job Printing at the Star ONCE
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-13
Railway Restored.

A large detachment of the Inniskill-
ing fusileers went to Fengtai this
morning to relieve the Somersets,
who returned to Pekin. The cutting
off of communication with Tientsin
was the work of a French railway
employe, who disconnected a portion
of the bridge Saturday. This was
forced out of position with levers, but
today the single line of railway was
restored, thus enabling 1000 Manchu
troops to proceed to Paotingfu.
The Marking delegates have APP
pointed four of their number to re-
turn to Marking to explain the views
of the foreign powers and to impress
upon the Marking republicans the
necessity of supporting Yuan Shih
Kai and the desirability of the Nan
king government coming to Pekin to
establish a strong coalition.
Neither the Pekin government nor
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-13

pathetic, considered that a meeting of
the consular body to discuss the mat
ter was necessary.
Conference of ConsuIs.
The meeting was held this after
noon and all the consuls attended. It
was unanimously decided that the
Question was not political, but merely
one of policing, and, in consequence,
they referred the question again to
the military commanders to take what
ever steps they considered fit
The question of what action should
be taken was somewhat complicated
by the reported threat of the old
style troops, stationed near Tientsin
Ito pillage the foreign concessions to-
night. The foreign forces are already
severely depleted by the dispatch of
drafts of British German, French and
American troops to Pekin.
The total foreign forces now avail
able here are, roughly speaking, 700
British, chiefly of the Indian regi-
ment; 500 Japanese, 300 French, 10
Russians and Germans and twenty
Americans. 1t is believed it would
require a minimum of 1900 men
to police the city effectively.
AS this number of men cannot be
mustered, it is expected the disorders
are likely to increase.
Numerous executions took place in
this city today, but the authorities
are practically powerless, as they can
not rely on the loyalty of the troops
or of the police and have no means
to prevent further outbreaks.
PEKIN, March 3.-Eight hundred
foreign troops patrolled the outskirts
of the legation quarter for three
hours today, but there were no dis
turbances.
There are 5000 foreign troops in
Pekin and the natives feel safe. Five
thousand Japanese troops have been
ordered from Port Arthur to Tientsin,
where there are only 1900 foreign sol
diers.
Most of Yuan Shih Kai's troops left
Pekin today for Paotingfu to sup
press the mutiny. The cannonading
heard Saturday was caused by an at
tack by the mutineers on Tungchow,
which was occupied and sacked. The
homes of many mobiles and princes IN
Pekin have been looted. More than
100 executions have taken place. For
the most part the victims are civilians
and included six women. Apparently
the authorities are afraid to execute
soldiers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-13

the Empress Dowager, Yuan Shin Kai,
and others Of the great and mighty.
Amongst other weighty things he said
in these kilograms:
Having resided in China for over
twenty years | am on good terms with
Chinese and Manchus and can not
bear to sit as | watch them destroy
ing themselves, so that, as in the
struggle between the shell fish and the
eagle known in tradition, the fisher
man was enabled to reap the benefit
by capturing both"
All very fine, no doubt, but why in
the name of charity and common sense
does he want to lombard the digni-
taries Of Pekin at this stage? They
have got troubles enough as it is,
without having to read kilograms urg-
ing all manner of unpleasant courses
and giving no end of wholesome "ad-
vice Mr.. Thwing takes himself too
seriously And has been resident in
China for twenty years? We had pre-
Viousiy understood that he had spent
the greater part of the last twenty
years in Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-13

Tlne JOb PrlntIng a the star 0noa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-14
Wielki. dynek upada

gdy fundament lest podmipowanY,
i gdy fundament zdrowla - dobre
trawienie - jest naruszone, szybkj
upadek nastaje. IA pie'wszym zna'
klein niestrawnoscl ORA King'a
New Life pigulki powinny bye
wzlete ola odrestaurowania zo}9dka
i uregulowania watroby, merck j
wnetrznoscj. Kagodne, }atwe, pew
ne i tylko kosztuja Is cent6w "
apiece M. j. Kowalewskiego.
(ADv.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-14

Naturalnie re p~ragniesZ
posiadac cere czysta, zdrowa,
wolna cd wszelkich wysypek
i objaw6w chor6b sk6rnych.
By osiagnac te c~zysto6t
prawdziwie sanitsrna, polega'
jaca ME tylko ma usunieciu
brudu z powierzchni, ale l ia
oczyszczeniu por6w, ma zu-
pe}nem pozbyciu sic wszel-
kich zanieczyszczeh - mu.
sisz sic postarac . Severy
Mydfo Lecznicze Sk6rne (Se-
vera's Medicated Skin Soap.)
Zwyk}e mydfo ME wystarcza.
Nasze myd}o jest specyalnie
przeznaczone do nadawania
pieknej cerg, do mycia gle
wy i sk6ry najdelikatniejszei,
chociazby U niemow1at. Cena
70 cent6w. Sprzedawane
przez aptekarzy. W. F. Seve
"a Co., Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-14

ME w%spomnial, DO kazdy
pomny ma rygor woiskowy,
drzal 0 w}asna sk6re.
Mieczek tymczasem, dzi9-
.kujac W duchn Bogu "a wy
bawienie cd pewnej smierci
pedzi} pred sic co koh tylko
m6g} wyskoczyc. Dzielne
wyteza}o swe silly
liz tylko mog1o, pot LAT sic
strugiem z niego, az mare
szcie zwolnilo kroku z cwalu
w lekkl kfus przechOdz4c.
Juz go silly zupe}nie opu-
szczac zaczyna}y. Mleczek o.
bejrzai sic wtedy W oko}o
siebie a ME ujrzawszy nike
go, zawr6ci} do publiskiego
lasku, azeby samemu odetch-
mac i koniowi dac wypoczyn-
ku. W leslie trafi} na chate
samotna, zapewnie jskiego6
lesnego, z kt6rej komina
geste kfeby dymu wvcho.
dxi1y. Mile to zrobi}o ma ME-
go wrazenie, chata BOWEN
musiala bye zamieszka1a a W
niej przeto m6g1 spodziewac
sic spoczynku i jakiegokol.
wick pozywienia.
Stanawszy tedy pred owa
chata, zeskoczy} z konja, u
wiaza1 go do pierwszego lep-
szego drzewa i wstapi} do
izby. - Me bylo W niej nj
kogo, pr6cz wiekowej juz ko-
biety siwiutkiej jak go}ab j
pochy]onej we dwoje; sta}a
pred fucZyWem gOre]acem
IA piecu i mieszafa jaka5 stra'
we W garnku, }yzka drewnia
ma.
Mech bedzie pochwalo-
ny, - odezwaf sic Mieczek
przestepujac prog chaty; -
macie Ii mateczko ciep}ej po-
lewki, to bym wan ser1ecz-
ME podziekowa}.
- FL, d]aczegozby ME
moi parobeczku, odrzek}a
staruszka uprzejmie. Go6c W
dom Bog W dom, wjtajcie
nam, ~witajcie i usiadzcie
gdzie sobie wygodnie. Polew~
ka wnet bedzie gotowa, =
przyrzadzam ia w1a6nie ola
mojego starego, kt6rego co
tylko ME widac, a zwykle
przychodzi dobrze g}odny
wiec jad}o tez must czekac
ma niego. Ciezka to praca to
wieczne rabanie drew,
szczeg6lnie gdy juz wick
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-14
HD@1e%&#@
Z najazd6w
SZWedzkiCh
So
Opo1iadanie historyczne.
(Ciag dalszv.)

(Ciag dalszY.)
Podczas tel rozprawy, OTTO.
czyli wszyscy obecni wach.
mistrza, cisnac sic jeden M
drugiego. - Starry wiarus
ME mogac ze SODA sic pogo.
die FACIAL z towarzyszami
naradzac, kt6rzy go obstapi]i.
z tel chwili korzystajac
szepn4} Jedrzei Mieczkowi
do ucha:
Uchodz eh1opcze -
lecz rychfo, p6ki ma Gle ME
patrza. Mkt Gle ME przytrzy-
ma AMI scigac ME bedzie;
widze to po wszystkich. "
dolinie "a pag6rkiem stoi
moi ko1 do zardzi przypiety,
dosiadz 20 ] uch6dz jak mai
spieszniej. 49, Juz ia sobie in.
nego konia dopytam; We woj
ME to ME trudnO. - Mech
Gle Bog prowadzi - a teraz
patrz, byS sic wymknai'
- Wdzieczny wzrok ME-
czka odpowiedz;a} ma to ser.
deczne s1owo; uscisnawszy
przeto czule twarda dion "a.
cnego s1ugi, prze6lizna} sic
przez t}um zo}nierzy, kt6rZY
go NE spostrzegli, albo spo'
strzeglszy widzief ME cbcieli.
Zdyszany dostaf sic do
podn6za pag6rka, gdzie stall
ko6 Jedrzeja, a odpiawszy
trezle wskoczyf ma slod1o i
pogna} czwa}em W strone
przeciwna.
Tymczasem narada wach-
mistrza sic zako6czy}a.
To wszystko ma nic sic ME
przyda, - rzek} ia koniec
odwracajac sic do swoich; wi
siec musi, TAXI jest rozkaz
kro]a, a vice mic mt ME po-
moe. - Chodz tn ch}opcze,
rzekl nareszcie zwracaj &C sic
ku miejscu, gdzie przedtem
stall Mieczek; poddaj sic
koniecznosci - ME bedzie
my sic pastwi6 mad toba j
s~prawimy sic najkr6ciej. -
Zal mi Gle, lecz coz? musisz
wished? naraz widzac, re ME-
czka nj M, zawo&a1, w u1a-
nym gniewie: - Coz to do
kata! gdziez chlopak? Dali6-
Gle mu wymknqc draby! cze-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-14

"a przypore " stajence a znaj-
dziecle tam mieszek owsa
kt6rego niedawno, jeden w6z-
MICA, co do miasta dostawia,
u mas zostawil. Me zaszkodzi
nj wan, nj iemu, gdy spora
miarke ola waszej chudoby
wezmiecie.
- Wy6mienicie, = zawo.
tai Mieczek uradowany i po-.
bieg} do stajenki, to sic moi
konik uraczyl alezbo tez
! rzetelnie ma to zas1uzy}.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-14
Uczcie sic pc angielsku !

wyuczymy Was listownie,
W Waszym wolnym c~zasis, "
trzech mies,acach, nietylko mo.
vic, czyta6 pisac pc angiel-
ska, lecz W ciagu. nauki przes py-
taDia i odpow;edzi kt6re cwicze.
MA (preparowane ola katdego
ucznia z osobna) zawieraia, pozna-
jenny VASE zdolnosci stan dora.
dzamy l instruktujemy Was sto-
sownie. Przez co jeste6my " moz"
no6ci pokazaG VAN najszyDsza j
najpewnie]sza droge do powodzenia
a prawdziwa che6 jak zaufanie
do naszej melody w}asnie " ciagu
naukl sic pokazuia.
Plszcie i przekonsjcie sic o naszei
n,ezr6wnanej prawnle zastrzezonej
metodzie. Pred wstepne -ekcye
wysy}amy kazdemu zupe}ni. bez-
p}At.,e. w razie gdyby6cie tako-
wa nsnali Observation-Disclosures to
przynaimuiej ME bedziecie AMI je-
dnego centa stratni. A~dresu;cie:
Narodowa SZkOfa JeZyk6W
DEPT: 81
1176 Milwaukee Ave.
LII.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-14

a Jedrzej najg}csniej zawo}a}.
= Ach! rzeczywi6cie u
ciek1! - kt6z go pusciH do
daf przybrawszy mine giup-
kowata.
- ia nie... i ia ME, ia tel
ME, zaczeli wo}ac zo}nierze
ieden po drugim; znik} nam
niespostrzezenie, podczas
gdy6my narada zajeci byli.
Rzeczywiscie, pa ME
wachmistrzu, ME wiedzielis.
my jak uciek}, rzek} Jedrzej;
aleZ - ostatecZnle najleDle]
tax sic stale. Dajcie vice
spok6j, lepiej, tax, nizby6my
mieli wieszac niewinnego a
re mic ME zawini} samiscie
sic przekonali.
Me ma co movie, zamru.
cza} starry wiarus; ale fatalna
historya jest to zawsze "a
wsze, - doda} 2 widocznem
zadowoleniem. Nuz sic nasz
pan dowie natenczas "a mic
ME recze.
- Ktoby mu to doLi6s},
panic wachmistrzu, odezwa|
sic Jedrzej; my przeciez, kt6-
rzy tn jestesmy pewnie o
tenn ME w~spomniemy, body
mas wszystkich ~powywieszaf
kazano.
- A tax zapewnel zapew.
ne! 49, rzeki ma to uspokojo-
NY wachmistrz, z twarza "a
dowolona. - Wszyscy6cie
ra7em .winni, draby! doda1
zaostr2ajac i'm ich wine, aze-
by dr&ac w}asna sk6re, jego
ME zdradzili. - Zreszta, pre-.
zemnie, MECH i tax bedzie:
- zeby sic tylko to dalej
nie dcnios}o, to i ia z mojej
strony ME nam mic przeciw
temu, 10 ch}opak sic wymx
nal; no, krzyzYk ma droge!
- Pamietajcie draby! jeze]i
kt6ry z was sl6wkiem O tenn
baknie, natenczas wszyscy
razem wisiec bedziecie; "a
pewniam was mojem wach
mistrzowskiem s{owem.
To rzek}szy przybra} mine
ostra i spojrzal grozno ma
raitar6w, potem pokreciwszy
was do CORY powaznie posta-
pill ku miastu. 49, Zo%}nierze
poszli "a MIN, smieiac sic i
g1osno rozmawiajac pc dro-
DE. 0 Mieczku Mkt wiecej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-14
URATO WALO CD SMIERCI.

IVA " w h1O w > E1EC1.
"Pewnej ME lziell v ielkanoc.
nej'', pisze pani Maya Gosiehska
= pod. mr.. 1921 Bellevue Ave.
Cleveland, Ohio. "nasza c6reczk,
wtedy W 6. roku zycia, ,achorowa"
"a, a Gomozo uratowalo ia cd
imiercl. Mielismy dw6ch %doktor6w,
lecz c, jej ME pomogli. Wtedy a
czelismY dawad jej Gomozo, , sta.
wa}o sig jej stopnlowo coraz lepiej
az zupe}nie dzlewcze wyzdrowia}o.
Dz;siaj jest zdrowa l szcze6liwa'.
Me Jest ono lekarstwem apiece"
nem. Gazete I pamflet, kt6re opl~
suja zaimujaca b~lstorYe o odkryciu
ORA. Piotra Gomozo. w~ysy}amy ma
zadanle. Adres' DR.. Peter Fahrney
& Sons, l9-25> &c. Hoyne Ave-,
Chicago Ill.
t.-.
- n, mt
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-06-13
CLOSING EXERCISES OF
VETERANS ENCAMPMENT

Mitchell. s. ID, June 10.--At noon to-
day the encampment of h Grand
Army of the Republic and the Women's
Relief ri came to an end, with
the Installation OF the officers. Com
mander Clifford announced the appoint
ment of s. McManus, OF Canton, as as
sistant adjutant general for the q. A.
r., and Mrs. Nevada Hereford named
Miss Effie Hereford, OF Aberdeen, as
secretary OF the w. II. G.
over 1000 people were present last
night at the closing camp fire, when
addresses were made by Captain Van
Etten, with a personal description OF
the battle of Gettysburg: Rev. G. r,
Clark, chaplain OF the National Sold
iers'- ~sanatorium, at Hot Springs, and
Mrs. Cora M. Davis, president Of the
national w. r. c.. ."a "NE
A flag presentation was made by the
w. q g. to the Mitchell high school.
and retiring Commander Brown was
presented with a past department COM
mander's badge, as Misrepresentation Of
the old soldiers.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-06-13
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS
ARE RECORDED IN OHIO

Cleveland, Ohio, June Two EARTH
quake shocks recorded by the seisrno-
graph at ST. Ignatius college early to-
day, probably originated at a not far
distant point, possibly in Indiana or
Michigan, according to the estimate OF
Father Odenbach, the curator.
The first shock lasted from 4:22 a. m.
Il 4:36. The second began at 4.5g and
ended at $40. Owing to the absence
lof the usual phases, Father Odenbach
estimated the pollt of origin .as COM
paratively close.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-06-13

"Trip. &. D.. June 1.-THE South Da-
kota district OF the Synod OF Iowa and
other states win hold it's annual con
ventioa In Trip. The convention will
be In session for five days beginning
THURSDAY. June 13. and closing Monday
evening. June IT. It Is estimated that
$50 ministers and delegates will be in
attendance. They viii be entertained
by the members Of the local church,
whose doors will be thrown open to re-
ceive them. An Interesting program has
been arranged n a great deal of good
Is expected rs a result. The ogra
FOR the four days Is as follows: Thurs
day, June 10. English conference. Open
Ing service at 10 O'Clock a. M. con-
Quoted by Rev. Richter, ID. D.. followed
by business meeting. Friday, 10 o'clock
q. M, confessional service conducted by
Rev. Krau%laar. Communion. Ser
MOI by Rev. Stretch 1880 %. III. Ser
vices in English by Rev. Kraushaar.
Monday evening. closing service by
Rev. Huth. H.. =
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-06-13
III DAKOTA HOPEFULS .
FORM LARGEST CLASS
IN SCHOOLS HISTORY
Commencement Week AT State
University Replete With
Events OF Interest.

VerFnillion, s.. d.. June S;-The 50tt
annual graduating and commencement
exercises OF the University OF South
Dakota were observed in this city yes.
terday. d
A class numbering ~ persons re.
ceived degrees and diplomas, thus out
numbering any previous class 20 be
graduated from this institution since
it's beginning.
The commencement exercises began
last Sunday with the baccalaureate
services in the university chapel. at
which tifnc Bishop Frederic Foote
Johnson. OF St. Louis. No, vas the BAG
calaureate speaker. On Monday there
occurred the reception OK the depart
ment OF art, and in the evening the
annual concert by the college OF music.
Tucsday Vas class day for the seniors
OF the colleges OF arts and sciences and
engineering, Followed bsShe presidents
reception in tho evening. On We0nes-
day evening James DE Witt Andrews,
Ill. D.. of New York city. delivered the
commencement address TO the gradu-
ntes OF the college OF law, after which
the members OF this class received the
oath admitting them I'd. practice law at
The South Dakota bar. Judge II. 3.
Tripp. OF the First judicial circuit Of
this state. officiating.
The commencement address for The
whole university was delivered by
Samuel George Smith, head OF the de-
partn'ent of sociology and anthropol-
who has: for his theme, Essential
Democracy" Thursday evening was
taken up with3the regular alumni bar
quet and reunion Of classes
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-06-13
DAKOTA STATE NEWS.

FLANDREAU-The Athena club, one
OF the leading local organizations, has
elected new officers as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. J. T. Bigelow; vice presi-
dent. Mrs. II. L.. Brown; recording sec
rotary, Mrs. A, D.. Simmons; .corre-
spending secretary. Mrs. George Rice;
treasurer, Mrs. c. w. Tobin.
MILLER-Horse buyers find 1t diff
fcult to get enough heavy horses now
and are driving all over his section in
search of good animals. Some of them
are shipped direct to Virginia and New
Jersey points, where they are used in
the towns on brewery wagons and for
trucking. n .-l. t'.
MENNO-Rev. j. ]. Sattler. pastor
of the local German Congregational
church. has Just celebrated the 25th
anniversary of his ordination as a
clergyman. He was rendered a recep-
ton. during which he was presented
with a purse well filled with money.
SALEM-The woman's committee OF
the McCook County. Fair association
has elected Mrs. F.. f. Perry, of Mont
rose, chairman. The committee selected
superintendents OF the several depart
ments of the county fair and revised
the premium list! .,.... t...,
Alexandria, term or state cir
cult court for Hanson county will con
yene here on Monday OF the coming
week, with Judge Frank Il. Smith pre-
siding. Sixteen civil and two criminal
cases are to be disposed of during the
term. = s ..-a
LAKE PRESTON-The local board
OF education has elected the corps .or
teachers for the next school year. Miss
Lucia ostrander, who graduates from
Carleton college at Northfeld, Mimi,
has been engaged to teach Latin. a..
V.RMILLI0N-whiIe sitting al ~
table engaged In writing Paul PauIson;
living on a farm near town. was at
tackled By heart failure and died with
In a minute or two. He is survived
by a widow and two children.
MILLER-Many fields OF corn are be-,
ing replanted on account OF havoc done
by cutworms. This viii make the corn
later than formerly. but with Favorable
weather a good crop is expected.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES preparations
are being made for the dedication next
Sunday OF q new German Lutheran
church building which has just been
completed here. -. -
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-06-13
ELKs LAY CORNER STONE
aaa .. OF BEAUTIFUL EDIEICE

Yankton. S. D.. June 10.-The beauti-
full new Elks' home, now building here,
to cost $50, 900. was dedicated to the
uses OF the order by Exalted Ruler M.
p. Gilman, jr. in the presence OF a
very large assemblage OF citizens and
Elks. The laying OF the finely en-
graved and inscribed cornerstone vas
carried out according to the Elk ritual
and was most impressive. Hon. w. II.
McMaster gave, the address OF the eve
ming. an eloquent tribute to Elk ideals
and work. The building, OF Bedford
stone and light ,mottled brick, set
rake jointedl In very effective. design,
will be completed this summer and will
be one OF the very finest buildings In
the city, .r.as ,-.. ......
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-06-13
REMAINS IN
STEADY LEAD IN RACE
FOR THE SENATORSRIp
Official Returns Not Ali In But
Other Verified Figures Show
This Result.

Redfeld, S. D., June li.--Returnst
have been received from the auditor,
of all OF the counties in the state, with
The exception OF Bennett county. These
figures show q sterling lead OF over L.
100. There are less than 200 votes In
Bennett county and Ii all OF them ART
thrown FOR Gamble Sterling's plurality
will not go below 800.
49,
Pierre. s. D.. June lt.-Unofficial re-
turns to tho secretary OF state, with
eight counties missing. give Roosevelt,
$500; la Toilette. $4,000 Taft, TO-
200.
With Butte, Dewey. Bennett, Hard
Ing and Lyman missing. unoficial fig
ures show Sterling, 24.962; Gamble.
23,20T. Complete figures for the state
give Sterling about 900 majority.
With five counties missing. Byrne
has S6,73S; Egan, 27,1a6: Gun, 6,955;
Hepperle, 1896; Glassner, l7,22S.
-
Pierre. S. D., June 11.-with official
figures on two-thirds Of the counties
and figures reported by county auditors
and verified from other reliable sources,
with estimates where no returns OF any
have yet been received, the nomi-
nation of Thomas Sterling for senator
is assured by from 500 to $500 plural
ity, probably close around the latter
figure. In this contest approximately
60,S51 votes were cast, divided between
the candidates as follows: Gamble,
Sterling, 23,t11; Richards, a.
The figures, with eight counties miss.
Ing, give Gates q lead OF 1851 over Ha-
eny, and fIepperlee a lead of Liza over
Glasner. The figures assure the suc-
or GH:es, but leave Ii close on Sec
OF state between Hepperlee and
All counties failing TO report
by this morning were called upon for
wire reports at the expense OF the au-
The vote on the senatorship in detail
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MORE COMPLICATIONS
m WOLF BOUNTY CASES

Rapid City. s.. D., June SAN in
dictment charging perjury was he
turned In the wolf bounty cases by the
grand jury against August Jacoby, Of
Underwood. Jacoby was the states
star witness IN the conspiracy cases
against f. r. X. Hewlett and the Falls.
Jacoby testified that he sold two coy
ote hides last fs!i and made returns
on them to the auditor, while Henry
Summcra, an cmploye of tho Hewlett
,frrn, sworc That Jacoby came to him
With IL hides. Other witnesses declared
they overheard q conversation between
Jacoov and his mother Just after. ia
coby let the witness Stand and whom
he was later asked by the attorney If
he had said II. he denied It. On thls
last testimony is 5ascd the perjury
charge. .#
The wolf bounty cases are becom-
Ing daily more complicated and in
.Solycd and no II knows where they
Will end. Indictments have been re-
turned against both sides, some of them
in federal court, aud both sides have
had partial Vindication at the hands OF
the local grand jury or circuit court
petit jury.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-06-13
STERLING MAINTAINS
A LEAD OVER GAMBLE
Figures Show a Slight Lead
over Gamble Johnson
Claims 1000 Plurality.

Sioux Falls, S. d., June 10.--The sen.
atorship Situation remains as yester-
day so far as returns received here are
concerned. The Argus-Leader figures
would indicate the election OF Sterling
bl about 800 plurality. Gamble, how
ever. claims his election by $50. SterI-
ing headquarters claim Sterling's cleo
ton by better than 1000. ~
II. s.. johnson a here over night.
He claims that he and the Wilson dele
cation have carried the state by APP
1000. o. t... @- -.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-06-13
NINTH ANNUAL ENcAMPMENT
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC

Mitchell. S. D., June Sat the ninth
annual encampment OF the Grand Army
OF the Republic and Women's Relief
corps. the idea was approved OF me-
moriatizing the state legislature 10 ap-
proprlatc from $4,000 to $50, 600 to pay
transportation or South Dakota soldiers
who were in the battle of Gettysburg to
attend the 50th anniversary of the bat
tie next July.
national president OF the Women's Re-
lief corps. arrived TO attend the relief
CORPS convention! There are fully 400
old soldiers and 200 members OF the
Womcn's Relief corps I'm attendant,
The cncampnlent is one of the largest
ever held in the state.
The exercises are in charge OF Com
mander Brown, OF Sioux Fails, and
Precedent Helen Kibbee. of this city.