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The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-06
ADMITS SHIELDING
ACCUSED DYNAM|TER
Frank N. Ryan Questioned About
O'DOnne|I Case.

Indianapolis, Dec 5-Charges that
Frank NJ. Ryan, president of the Iron
Workers union. and Frank G. Webb
of New Fork, a union official, helped
an accused dynamiter to escape were
made in the cross-examinaton Of
Ryan by the government at the dyna
mite conspiracy trial
II was brought out that George
O'Donnell, an iron worker, after an
explosion on g bridge at Somerset,
Mass, in June, 1908, was convicted Of
attempting to kill and that after his
release from the penitentiary he es
capped service of papers charging him
With dynamiting.
District Attorney Miller charged
RYAN and Webb with helping ODon.
ncll to make a getaway Ryan ad
mittod the union paid several thou
sand dollars to O'Donnell and em-
ployed lawyers in his behalf.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-06
FOR PREVENTION or FLOODS
President Favors Expendnq $4,000,
600 on the Misslssippi,

Washington, Dec s. President TAFT
told the delegates to the National
Rivers and Harbors Congress in sos.
sion here that he was opposed to any
scheme of improvement for the Mis-.
sissippi river which did not contcn
plate as primary object the prevent.
ing of floods
The president made the opening adj.
dress at the congress. lie favored the
expenditure by the United states goF.
ernmcnt and the states in the Missis.
slppi valley Of between $4,000 600 and
$50 .ooo. 600 for the Improvement NJ the
Mississippi
So far as other waterway project
were concerned, the president said
his APPROVAL would be lacking unless
their bacEcra could shO" rs good a
case and dire a necessity as could
the Mississippi Valley states.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-06
ESTRANGED FOR MANY YEARS
General and Mrs. Sickies Reported tc
Have Made up.

New York. Dec. 5--Coneral Daniel
q. Sickles will be able to keep all OF
his cherished relics and mementoes
of his lengthy life. He and his wife
from whom he has been estranged for
years, have made up, it is announced
Mrs. Sickles has paid $4,000 as
earnest payment that she will settle
all of the existing judgments against
the warrior. The general has refused
to admit that this is so. but a friend
said that he sent for Mrs. Sickles and
their son. Stanton, and as soon as
they met they kissed and effected the
long looked for reconciliation
The sale of the Sickles relics has
been postponed by the sheriff until
Dec. 12 and in the meanwhile, il is ex.
pected. the Judgment will be returned
satisfied.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-06
BERGER REVIEWS ELECTION
Predicts Big Socialist Gains -Four
Years Hence.

Washington. Dec 5.-Dcprecatjne
the fact that the Socialist party will
not be represented in the next con
gress, Representative Victor L. Ber
ger of Wisconsin, defeated candidate
for reelection, issned statement ro
viewing Socialist gains in tho pas
election aud predicting gain Of 1000,
600 votes in the next
"7'he Socialists cannot claim am
district until they have an absolute
majority of all the votes there sal
Berger "A simple plurality viii mo-
do US. because the old parties will for
get their differences and join hand.
as soon as they find the working c2s
wants TO give expression TO its inter
ests In the political field
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-06
TO GIVE PEOPLE
THE LAST WORD
Senator BriStow Would Le-
galize Judicial Recalls.
CURBS SUPREME COURT

Proposes That Any Ac. Of Congress
pecIar Invalid by Highest Tribunal
Be Submitted to Electors for Final
Determination
WASH gton. Dec, THE initiative
and the recall Of judicial decisions. as
amendments to the federal constitu.
ton, We're proposed by Senator Rris
tow in r, solutions laid before the sen
ate
Senator Bristow's first resolution
would permit the president to submit
to popular vote at a congressional clec.
tion any measure he has recommend,
ed 10 congress and upon which no
action has heen taken for six months.
The second would provide that II
the supreme court shall decide law
enacted by congress is in violation OF
the provisions of the constitution Of
the United States. tho congress. at a
regular session held after such de.
cision, may submit the act TO the cleo.
tors at a regular congressional cleo
ton.
Under each amendment il is pro
posed that the question submitted to
the people must have majority Of the
popular vote in majority Of the
states, as we'll as in a majority of the
congressional districts OF the nation
In rprDDrt Cf hi amapdp1epi affect
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-06
WANTED IN ROSENTHAL CASE
Samuel Kramer Captured in Chicago
After Desperate Fight.

Chicago Doc ) Samuel Kramer
aged tuenty-thrce. wanted in NoN
York as accessory after the fact ie
the Rosenthal murder was alrc tej
here by Chicago detectives after 2
desperate resistance in which kfa.
mer was beaten unconscious Acting
on Geographic Information from >eN
York the detectives found Kramer MD
ing Ia d house on tho West side
He was charged with having shri
tered Ggp the Blood and ms two com
pan'nns in his Brooklvo home after
the Rosenthal shooting
The New York authorities har'
been notified that Kramer is in cpe
todr.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-06
Plaintiff

SIS Before c. l.. Nihams
County of Perkins Justice of tn Peace
First Site Bank of Lennon
VS. Summons
j. o. Stretf
Defendant
Ihe State Of South 5ahola SENDS graeune u
j. 0. STREET, defendant:
You are hereby slmmoned to appear before me
at my office in the City O Lennon, in said cnnn-
ty. the 3rd day of December, A. ID. l9t2, at 10
O'Clock. a. m, to answer the complaint OF the
above named plaintiff who claims to reco er 81
you the sum of Oae II Indred Sloo- Dollars be-
ing the amount due a certain promisoly aote,
executed and delivered by you to the stid pam
tiff on October 9Th, 1911. and due November lst.
1871 which you agreed TO pay, on v hich pay meht
has been demanded and hy o. refused, ana yoa
are herapy notified tn It il % fan = api ear anu
answer rs above required SAID plaIhtH VIII tdht
luigme against you for the sum of one het-
dred lst0oI Dollars together with costs aho
attorney fees
Given under my hand 29th day of November,
n. 1912
c. l.. WILLIAMS.
Justice of the Peace IA and
for Perkins county s. Dlk.
To the sheriff any constable ot sald feFAtis
county, Greeting:
Make legal service hereof and due return,
Logan Berry, Attorney for Plan TN
The above case is adjourned to December - th.
1912, at 10 clock a. m, for the purpose OF CIV
ing time to serve the summons by publication.
Dated December 3ri. 1912.
@ l.. WILLIAMS.
Justica OF tnr Peace.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-06
Minneapolis Grain.

Minneapolis, Dec Wheat--Dcco
soNc: May, 855sc Cash close on
track: No. / hard, 837sc; No. ] North.
ern, s1A083%c; TO arrive, sl7 q
S2Mc: No 2 Northern, 1874 08lasc;
No. 8 Northern. 77BG7Yasc; No, z
yellow corn, 431z045c; No. 4 corn,
4fn42kc; No. 3 white oats, 3003oAc;
20 arrive, 30c; No oats, 27O29c;
barley, 40a5:c; fax. $1.26h; to ar
rive, $l2615.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-06
Japanese Cabinet Resigns.

TOXIC, Dec. 5.-Premier Saionji and
the other members OF the japanese
cabinet resigned as result of the
crisis brought about by the difficulty
of finding successor as war minister
to lieutenant General Tyehera. 1t is
expected that either Prince Taro Kat
sura or Lieutenant General Count Te-
rauchi Japanese governor general oil
Korea. will be asked to form a new
cabinet.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-06
Hszinq Ends In Fatal Fight.

Springfield, Mo. Dee. Bryan
Crane, sixteen-year-old son OF DR.. r.
V. B. Crane of this city, is dead at a
hospital of two knife wounds In the
abdomen inflicted following hazing
party at Morrisyille college. Millard
Copeland, twenty-six-year-ol diyin-
ity student, is under arrest charged
with the stabbing.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-06
RABBIT HUNTING Is DEADLY
Nine Men Killed and Thirty-three
Wounded in Ohio.

Cleveland. Dec 5The twenty-day
rabbit hunting season in Ohio, which
began NOV l5 has cost nine lives
In addition thifty-three have been
wounded 4 large proportion Of these
have lost Al eve, an arm, hand or
a leg in the many accidents.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-06
HAD FIFTEEN ON BOARD
All Hope Abandoned for Overdue Lake
Vessel.

Chicago, Dec. THE tmee-masted
schooner Rouse Simmons, with Cap
tain Herman Schuenemann and crew
of fifteen, has been given up as lost
by local shipping interests and gov
eminent marine officials
The schooner foft Thompson. Mich,
Nov. 81 for Chicago with Christmas
trees. In the fortnight Just past
there have been several severe storms
on the lake
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-06
ARMED POSSE IN PURSUIT
Search Made for Unknown Man Who
Attacked Illinois Girl.

Danrille, III. Dec. 5.-Armed men
led BY hloodhonnds from Danyille aud
GEORGETOWN are searching for maa
who vaylaid and attacked Miss May
Thomas. AGED fifteen, daughter OF
Frank NJ. homas, vice president Of
the United Mine Workers.
The attack occurred near Westyille,
Miss Thomas in fighting off her as
sailant. suffered a broken wrist.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-06
california Woman Seriously
Alarmed

ras sho,t Tine agc | contracted a
s't eola which settled on my lungs
'oI''o me a great deal OF annoy
h ! would have bad coughing
|s,,s b. do' my lungs We're so sore and
|,nas 3' ! began to be seriously a.
ulVo. 4 atriehd recommended Cham.
n I'a n..5 J l9ngh Remedy, saying she
,uS uG'o Il Tor years. ! bought a bot
En- ~ y relieved my cough the first
~ a.. ana ID week l was rid of NV
ri,., ana soreness Of my lungs, !,
" p n'>> Marie Gerber, Sawtelle,
ro' sale by All Dealers.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-06
COLONEL GRACiE Is DEAD
One OF Last Passengers to Leave the
Sinking Titanic.

New YORK; Dee. a--Coonel Arch
laid Gracie Of Washington, one OF the
last passengers TO leave the sinking
Titanic died in a private hospital here,
Colonel Oracle went down with the
vessel but on coming TO the surface
found a lferaft on when he after
ward helped others.
His family is prominent in New
York. Washington and Mobile. Ala
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-06

LOST Nov. 18th, between
emmon and the ShockoW place,
miles north. a black fur over
bat, with white Wombat cuffs
nd collar green duck lining.
Ioder will greatly oblige by
avng al Herald Office or Henry
Pss, Lennon, S D.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-06

||aaNlED, FARM LOANS.
ffompt attention; no de-
\ lsy'; money always ready.
See or write Braught H.
Ieslment Os Co., Land Office
Bldg, Lemmon.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-06

Put a few barrels of apples
ltO your cellar while they are
Peap and the season permits
(eir being moved. Green's Flour
ID Feed store has Just received
lew carloads of choicest varie-
Is Of apples.
s1og Flake and White Rose
Jour at Green's Flour an.i Feed
(ore. Wholesale and Retail.
heSe brands of -four are made
pm the best grain the Dakotas
W produced.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-06

If you are going to the city
soon phone or write us to reserve
a room for you at the Beaufort
Hotel, Minneapolis, Mimi.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-06
SUMMONS

State of South Dakota In Justice Court
SIS Before c. H. Nihiams
County of Perkins Justice of tn Peace
The evening world., 1912-04-24
FINALLY ACCEPT THE OFFER
OF MEDIATION.

That Commissioner Neill talked
strongly and at length to the railroad
presidents was whispered about. At
any rate. the arbitration demand OF tns
railway managers was suddenly changed
after the conference between the mai.
The evening world., 1912-04-24
MEMORIAL WREATH
TO Be CAST ON SEA.

CHICAGO. April I.-FIfteen hundred
members of Oriental Conslstory stood
with bowed heads In Medlnah Temple
last night while they scquiesced in Q
proposition to Join In procuring the
most beautiful floral tribute that
Chicago might furnish In memory of
the Titanic dead.
Arrangements have been made"
said Charles d. Warner. Master Of the
Lodge OF Perfection, TO place this
floral Offering with the White star
line to DO taken on ship and dropped
In the sea as near 10 possible to the
place where the heroes Of the Titanic
have found . grave"
The opinion was expressed that ali
Masonic Consistories in the United
States will unite In this tribute, liz.
orally transporting a shipload OF
owers to BIO cast on the sea.
"A definite list OF Masons who
perished has not been compiled Maid
Mr.. Warner. However, this act is
not done by Masons for brother
Masons. IL is simply q tribute OF
Oriental Consistory to manhood"
The evening world., 1912-04-24

ayers and presidents ana a notification.
stating IL effect that I've deeply appre-
clste your proffered good of1ses in tho
present controversy. and. after mature
consideration. desire to notify you that
we will meet YOU In conference" was
sent by the Railroad Managers Con-
ference Committee to COMMISSIONS
NELL. The latter Immediately went In.
to a conference with Grand Chief Stone
and Assistant chiefs Fred burgess and
NJ. w. Cadie. at the Manhattan Hotel.
While the opinion In some quarters TO-
day IL that mediation will fall and arbl.
trauon VIII be necessary to settle the
dispute. others ainong both the railroad
men aud tae engineers profess to believe
that mediation Will succeed.
In any event, II 10 understood that the
railroads. acceptance of mediation means
that they will. observe the armistice
specified by the engineers IN their letter
OF acceptance. This means that all dan.
ger OF n strike II passed temporarily.
During the negotiations neither
side will make an offensive or defensive
move. In of . violation Of this
armistce the medlators win at once
cease thelr efforts n drop all connec.
ton with the controversy.
That the railroads are going TO night
every inch 10 Acknowledged, M the
engineers will accept but little less thai,
their original demands called for, It is
claimed. thus creating for the mediators
the most difacult condition Of AFFAIRS
they have Svsr handled.
The evening world., 1912-04-24
MOTHER LEAPS
FROM FIRE AFTER
SAVING CHILDREN
Mrs. Kandscheit Trapped in
Going Back to Get Her
ValuableS.

A hre that forced ono woman to jump
from n window and was attended by the
spectacular rescues OF four children and
two other women was discovered early
to-day In the three-story frame house
at No. go Metropolitan venue. Brook.
Ign.
The ground floor OF the place Is occu-
pied by the saloon OF Louis Bourguignon.
who has rooms In the rear with his wife.
The blaze started In tho saloon.
Josephine Madden. twenty. who lives
on the second floor with her mother.
Mrs. Mary Madden. and her brother.
Thomas Madden. twcnty-three. was
awakened by the smoke. Sho aroused
her mother and brother. and all fed
down the stairs shouting Fire
Madden turned In tho alarm and
brought Deputy Chief Maher. closely
followed by Truck Company No. 81.
driven by Charles Heilnholts and in
charge of Capt. Nerney. While walt
ing for the apparatus Madden rushed
back ana put 4 ladder against the SIDE
Of the house. going w and down shd
arousiug the inmates.
Mrs. Amelia Kandschelt. who was Oh
the second floor with hor two children
Emma. six. and Emily. eight. pushed the
youngsters out on TO the landing and
then decided to re-enter her HAT and ge'
her v~aluSbles. When she came out again
into the smoke.nued hall the stairs were
failing.
Believing that she was trapped be-
yond hope NJ rescue. the terrified woman
ran to u side window and jumped. She
landed In n beer garden. where h lay
unconscious for = half an hour befors
the bremen discovered her. She ha
| only Q fractured leg and Is recovering n
the home OF a n~eighbor.
The firemen. having carried down Mrs
Kandscheit's children. went 10 the third
aoor and there found Mrs. Fanny Simoni
and her two children. Milton. eight. and
Pauline. twenty months. u~nconscioui
from smoke. Capt. Nerney and Helm
holtx brought the three down and turned
them over 70 DR.. Magido Of the Eastern
District Hospital. All were revived.
Mrs. Elizabeth pcarlker. thirty-two
who occupied rooms ON the third flool
with her husband. John Pearlker. wa
alone. ana had q narrow escape. Sh,
was aroused III time to get out. but re
membered hat when there was u FIR,
In the house a week ago she had plent!
4 Of time to collect her bank book an,
Insurance papers.
She took 80 much time trying Ia I'm,
them to-day that she was overcom
by smoke aud was found by Capt. Ner
ney unconscious ON the second moo
The evening world., 1912-04-24
GOT BIG 50 WORTH
AND YET he KICKS.
Medical Society Inspector Says He
Received Much Treatment, but
Has Professor Arrested.

Tho prize kicker In this town Is
Stephen Fon;ana. inspector for the New
York County Medical Society. Sum up
what no received for 81:
Repose on u table over which four gas
Jets were lighted.
The application Of q stethoscope to he
heart.
Ten minutes In a steam tank.
a bath IN lukewarm water. aided and
Allotted by pine needle extract"
The addition OF wintergreen to the
bath, which was then shivered by colo
water.
The application OF wintersreen and
alcohol to his invalid hnces,
a thorough massage VI tho saMe
knees.
\ rubbing OF his important spine,
A punching OF the backs OF his legs.
.Al!esedly inc placing OF mis- right knee
10 las back.
ilo charged IA the West s.ds Cour,
yesterday that ar. Thomas \. Page,
professor Ia ,Ao Carnegie University
y. Delaware az 40. Us West Sixty
sixth street. aii a.. ihls 10 liiai on T..
ataielnert list As suffered from pain
IN the m and knees and had
headaches. fontaua alleged that III.
Page was practising medicine wlthou,
a license.
DIR. PAGE was held IN sou bxll for
examination Ais AStWneoa.
The evening world., 1912-04-24
BANDIT SHOOTS
TWO OF PARIS
POLICE CHIEFS
Leader of Terror Band Kills
One Officer, Wounds Another
and Adds to City's Alarm.

PARIS. April cL-Another crime was
added to-day to the long list of those
recently committed by the gang OF
bandit anarchists who are terrorizing
Paris. Assistant Superintendent Jouin
OF the Paris Detective Department was
hot dead and his comrade. Chief In
spcctor Colmar seriously wounded while
trying to arrest the leader Of the gang.
who is named Bonnet. at Petit Ivry. q
suburb Of Paris. to-day.
The bandit. after shooting the two we'll
known detectives. succeeded In escap-
ing, although he was pursued by q
number OF policemen and civilians. 1t
Is believed that he was wounded by a
bullet from one OF the policeman's re-
volvers.
Project Of Police Louis Lepine, ex.
plainln; the affair. said that Assistant
superintendent Jouin with four detect.
refuge Of Bonnet, who Is known as tho
demon chauffeur" and. with GARNER.
Is the leader Of the gang. The detect
ives were unarmed. as the law does not
authorize the use Of arms by them
while they are searching domiciies.
Bonnet. who was at first mistaken for
Gaiot. another bandit. was found In the
house. When the detectives arrived he
opened fire on them. shot Jouin and
Colmar down. fioored the rest n then
jumped through a window. Brandishinx
. magazine revolver. he cleared his way
along the streets and escaped 10 the
woods. leaving q trail Of blood.
The Partisan public has been furthe,
aroused by this latest crime. and j
general demand II made that the gang
be suppressed.
Another double murder, that of NJ
aged man N his wife. who were heater
TO death Ia the month Of January In tn,
VILLAGE Of Thiaiss. on bhs Seine. hai
been traced definitely to the same gam
OF bandits. and this brings the numbeI
Of their victims up to over a score.
1t ID known to the authorities tina
many OF the gang are sill at large.
The evening world., 1912-04-24
ARBUCKLE ESTATE
ABOUT @$30,0OO,0oO
81 100000 Bond to Cover
State Tax First indication
of Fortune.

Another move toward the administra-
ton OF the vast estate Of John Ar
buckle was made in the Surrogate's
Court, in Brooklyn. to-day. when Miss
Christine Arbuckle md Mrs. Catherine
Arbuckle Jamison. sisters OF Mr. Ar
buckle. hled notice that they had depos-
tied with the Brooklyn Trust Company
5000 to cover any Indebtedness of the
estate, AMI $l,J00, 00 In bonds and othor
securities TO any possible state
inheritance tax. There was still nothing
In the papers to show the actual figures
OF Mr.. Arbuckle's wealth. Tho amount
set aside for the State tax would cover
an estate of $3c.oOo.o0.
The only reference to the estate in
to-day's papers was an AFFIDAVIT by
William Dykman, attorney for Mr.. Ar.
buckles sisters. This said that Mr..
Arbucxle owned the house at No. 3j
Clinton street. where he lived; the AR
buckle Building at No. 367 Fulton street.
tho HoteDMargaret on Columbia Heights
and the sunnyside apartment house al
No. $50 Park avenue. Brooklyn.
This Is the fourth court move since
the death OF tho man who made his
millions In coffee and sugar. First VIII
lam Arbuckle Jamison. his nephew and
business associate. asked for letters Of
administration. A similar application
was made By Mr.. Arbuckle's sister,
Christine, who wished to include as ad.
ministrator Charles B. Jamison. the sor
Of her sister. Mrs. Catherine Arbuckle
Jarnison. Then Eugene p. Kelley. Pub
lie Administrator. applied to take over
thee estate, on the ground that neither oil
the sisters of Mr.. Arbuckle was a resi-.
dent Of This state.
The evening world., 1912-04-24
Blind, Auto Kills Him.

STAMFORD. Conn.,. April 2i.-Edward
Cavanaugh, fifty years old. wa killed
by an automobile on Richmond Hill
avenue late yesterday. Hiss skull was
fractured. Cavanaugh had been almost
totally blind for q number Of a He
had reached the centre Of the road when
the car, driven by John Roody Of STAN.
ford approached. It appears that Cava-
naugh VA frightened by the noise Of
its engine and stopped In front Of the
car. Reedey n arrested.
The evening world., 1912-04-24
BACK COMES HER POODLE.

LOST-April 20. white dog. harness;
partly clipped; liberal reward. Ward.
70 W. Goth.
The above description OF Mrs. Wards
Hne French poodle appeared Ia the lost
and found columns OF The World on
sunday morning. and yesterday the dog
was returned to Airs. Wari by a rcade,
OF Tho World who found the animal
wandering forlornly In Central Park.
The poodle is very small and very
timld. SO Mis-. Ward was much dis.
tresscd w.lcn the dos disappeared last
Saturday. The entire household Joined
In The search without results. but when
the thousands of World readers were
asked through the lost ana found col-
to help. results came at once.
The evening world., 1912-04-24
Last Fight foe Richescn.

BOSTON, April eL--John l.. Lee. the
~Lynchburg. Va. attorney WAC Is chief
counsel for Clarence v. r. R.eheson,
returned from the South to-day with n
mass OF affidavlts collected a, the Cor.
mer home Of the prisoner In Vrs.nla,
the tenor Of .hese statements tending
TO show mental irresponsibihty. Within
. few days Ficheson's counsel will up.
peal to the Exseu'lvs Council sor elem.
~ 1885, Sst.f.s. n..