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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-02

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Gtrabe; % SUB on Chambers; 8
Cots an Dane Ctr, 81.
8elene Sd)mibbpri an Wm. 8.
5aoIer, / Got an 9uugbn unb l Got
an gben Mps., $1,000.
Cora Glenn gea II. u. ON 5t. &.
phillips. / lpt an Glbon Str.,. $3.50.
Serman Serobino an glice u.
Murpbn. 25 Sub an SHerDatorp
Roab, 81.
Gli3abeib u. Glenn on 5enrnWoef.
Ter, Gr3biihof. 80 5ub an Gebar ape.,
College 6iu, $1,000.
Wlelinba WulIins an YIanhe Wluls
Inns, 2pt 210 in Blair &c Gents linz
terabtb.. Blue gib, 81.
Wm. s.. Carpenter ON Jlorenee R.
GDans, / Got an grdnbpieip Npe., 81.
Derfelbe on Giara G. gosmer, /
Got an bio. 81.
WihoeI Rpan an Marpdret Rnon,
93a Jub an 6unt Str., 81.
Gbitb q. DoIan on Rarp Bubinss
tp, l Got an Norboit=gde Weitmtniter
unb Turreu, 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-02
9as ,ountelite" 2pnbo,a.
2nnbon, Witie Januar.

Gnnbon. Ulitte Januar.
Gin nsu.r proseb ftiebt bas Off
enbt Der 2)emIei.aot ipieber in ben
9orbersruub bes 0ffenilihsn Sntereis
ies. Wlsier 4brnmopitIh. Elm ruiIii6er
GemiiiebGnbler, fou ben Ouit1pirtbss
befiBern Golomon unb 4nnie WiIIs
fiein in ben friihen Worgenitunben
cm WEiiipph. q. Desembsr. ben Oar.
aus pemoft boben.
y Txr Qonboner uDdte am Iiebiten
ME etipos BON goftenb b0ren. 3u ae~
ir0bnlihen 3siisn fdeint .s iiberbaupi
niht fur ibn 5u eriitiren. nber iest iit
neusroings isin Jniershe bafiir aufs
geflnmmt. Ct empfinbet noaenbe Oes
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be3 fuire, lGibe3 poi1er1 sSpliem. Disie
bunaniiGre Gtimuuine tGlt onerS
nur 10 lanee an, nls Der proseB bous
ert. Ginb Die Observation-Disclosures
einmal norbsi. unb bat bic bobe s5u-
iti5 ben lrtbei!sipruh iiber ben Mn,
stilagten MbromODitf6 s.fdlt. 70
nebnMn bic Tinge tpieber ibren ge-
!DDbnliten olten 2uuf 49,.
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man aus Der gitp. BEN 6er5tn Der
9nuptftobt, Inn 4utpbus in fuum finf
Wtinuter mitten in bas Glenbpferiel
hinsinssrdtb. s3unahIt gebt Is burH
6cunosbith, bic .6inlbssrubt. Qlnrrp
bnsurnnl Der Ghinbnnser Der 90 nbD~
ner 6unoeitnft; jebt aber irdst
9ounosbith sin burhous nobe,.nts
Geprdee. frkbliHe Niirnhrser Gpiels
ipnarenssfhdfte rsiben iin oneinnnber.
iporaus bic 0nufirrer ibren t6glidkn
1eDnrf beden. in bic eistRtlide 1ide
Der .6unbsgrutx. miifen mir eeras
then, ebe bns nubrbuft Jnteref fnnte
cnfdnH. Die ~MIte stleiberb0ries
grGbt un8. Jbr @orrdtb t6nnie pobt
be gouse 4Dslt perIcree1k Gin poor
J G6gitts usitH NIB 0ssoe ~ untss'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-02
Gtntinnati, /. sssbr

Della g. g!cgiu paiton, er.,u.or
uHo Sruftss. an Wiuiom O. Sptns.
90 bet 81 Jub, 0fIi9 BON Gburd
Strobe, 81.
Wiaiam O. Omen an g4iaabetb
4Her, 90 bei 18O Gub ON Ghurd5
Sirab. in Der Ortf9aft getpto,pn,
$33L17.
Jobn 9ubosti an Mnipn Grant, 25
bet 200 SUB suriidIaufenb BIS Rems
per Cane, 81
9arrp R. Soopsr an goieWiIIio, %
BET lo2.98 Sub, mebr ober ipenigsr,
an Der Slbiei.s Der Murbod apenue.
81.
NitoIas Getler on Garrp Or. 6oc.
per, oislei6e Gisentbunr, ST..
Ans.ltne q. hilI an aeonorb ..
WanfoFen, SIS bti 80 sJub an Der
Siheite Der Ssction Ctr. ST..
elmsr 9. 9urrel an GmiI gprhs,
I Jahr Dad! auf COT 81 IN WiIiom
Durrea's Somsitenb gigentbum, NAL
Hut Dtus; Jahrlihe Utietbs $50, init
oem 4Htaufsrsd. fiir $500.
4lbsrt .. e5gers an ). 5. Gtebs
leiip. 8 Sabre paHt ouf % bei JOG
jug ar her 8sItItite Der Wine CTR,
20 Jub iiibIid oon Is. Ctr; i6brIife
ytstbe 500. mt btm 4utoufsr.nt
fur $4,000.
Union SaoinJs N<oItp 60. an Nn.
M Weelsllanb, Got 90 in Ncri5
college SiI untsrn6.5eiiune. 81.
9. 9. Sats.t an 5rtb. Attinion,
Iots l9, 20 unD 2s IN Nt. nDpe pari
llnterubib., s..
Julius n. g}ierte an paul 8.
Sultth Il atsx IL Gelt 2a. Epsas
Iaseze 1pv 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-02
(JOrtiesung folst.)
1rpbiren

aebt iixr Stubiren. Wenn Guh
aopfs unb Riidenfdmer5sn, @eritOpfz
ung uno anbere WagenbefdN
Shtpinbel. SerStlopfen unb Muttias
felt plasen. tpenn Shnd6e, 9eIbIu4t
ober aud ndHerise 9lisbsranIhpeis
lunsen Td ihon einseiteut, 70 griibsIt
niht Ionse. nod laffst ben 2eknss
mutb finten. prrbirt IS nit ben
riibmlihit betonntsn ct, gernaro
arduterpilIen unb Sbr fpsrbst, ipie 10
Diele saTsnbe Dcr gut, tpieber aez
iuub iperben unb poQ 0anfburteit
Der selehrten Wonhe BON ct. 8:rnz
barb gebenten, ipel6e biefe gillen als
ibr fDftIihes Grbs bintsrIisben. 2[lle
4potbeten. % Gents. Q,W
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-02
DrudfehIer

(9ius einem tropifnen Heri6t.)
Die 3tpeite drau bes aonibcItabdnpts
RngS fplots per erftea bah h Ode
mad
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-02

cine Bin einrsihsn IaIIen, naf) ipels
der 'unibulpig perurtbeilte perfonenf
fir isoen 1dg, ben iie i'm Gefdnenib
3ubrlngtn mubtsn. 81 @ersiitigung
stbaIten. folien, uno ipenH oteielben
cine ettpiiIs periooe OerbiiBt hdbsn,
IoIlen iie auberbem nod ben getrdg
BON $1,000 erbalten, b. b., penn iie
frii5er nod ME zines ihpertu 8srs
brefsns iiberfiihrt iporoen iinb. s5n
bisism~5dfe iplIsn Tie nur 80 Gents
unb 5000 erbalten. oerr Osborne
lit ifon itit Sdbren Elm elngefellter
pou Strafanitalten uno felt Wtdr3
1902 3uhtbaus 8er'palter. Wdhs
renb bisier 3eit mubte er eins 4nz
sabl unlhuloig gsrurtbeilter entloi4
ZEN, unb bieiss benog i'm CUR Ibfafa
iuHa eripGbnter Bill. Die 3abl Iols
der sSGIle iit nidt sroB. uHb Is piirz
be besbaIb bic finan5ielle 3oit niht
ihtper maiden. Rad Osborne's plan
foa bic cine 5dIfts Der Soften Der
Staat, bic onoere 5dlfte bas epnns
tp tragen, bon ipeIhem aus Der Be
treffenpe peruribeilt iporoen mar.
CINE m0roerifhe Shies
berei, bic ben 9ob zines Bonbiten sur
;solgs bate unb leiber au9 nod ben
Der erIt felt einem Wcnat perbeirua
ibeteu ssrau Gsorge 3. pieree sur
s5olge hoben mag, ereignete iidb neuz
lid @benos In Seeunbo, nobe 9ris
nibab, Col. Die ssnannte iunge
fyrau unb ibr gatie. tpeIher aaiiirer
bes boriisen 2absns Der Colorado
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nGmIicb binter perihIoHeneu 1biiren
beim 31blen Der 5aeeseinnabmen, als
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gren bemeriten. bic eetommen mar,
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ten. sSrau g,ierce po1te eben bic
1biir fir lie Offnsn, ala bieie ibr 5us
rief, bies ni6t 5u tbun, ba iIh bret
bepaifnet. unp mnstirt R6uber inn
Sofe befdnben. fporauf elmer. austns
ideinlih in Der Wutb, einen Repolpers
inub in bas 2abengebdube hinslus
feueris, beiisn ausel bic iunge Jrau
pierce in ben Riiden traf, bic reGie
2unge burnbobrts unb aus Der 8ruit
ipisber herdasfuhr. 10 baB bic uua
gIiidlide blutiiberitr0mt 3uiommens
bra6. Die brsi asrlt lisfen burauf
bk giIenbabngeleiie In Der Ri6iung
nah Ndlbe3 entIans, alliDo Der bortise
niitlerlpeile telepboniIh benadrihiigte
WaridaI Carl 1uder unb beHen Gts
biIie peie Suffice ibaen unsefdbr 200
g)arbs oom NnbnboiseebGube benMeg
psriperrten. ginsr Der Ddnbiten feuer.
ie Johann sinen feblsebenben SduB
auf bic Hon,ten ob, ben WorfhaH
1udsr burh einen aus itiner NIT
ihnerem S9rot gelabenen s5linte 70
srioisreih sripiberie, b1b Der Dnnbit
tobi au Buben fie!. Geine beiben Qns
meroben iinb einftfpeilen entipmmen,
pienobI iis eifrigft p.rfclgt iptrben.
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elm Nmsrisdnsr. mar olati roiirt, bon
buntlem aeint unb trus cine 6nnbs
tnihe, ipelfe inbeien nidts entbielt.
mas sur Sbtntifi3iruns bate fiibreH
toUuen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-02
CnIdnbiidbe Nad,ridbten.
Gnffhabiaunn fiir

GntfddtiguHg fir nns
I dulbis 0trurtbeiIte I'm
fduloieen, bic i'm Gtoate Neip s5erleB
81 3u9tbnusftrdftn Derurtbeilt lplrs
ben, fDl <nbIi9 0srsntiefeit lpibers
fcbsen, fOlpeit bds linen 3usefiigttllns
rtdt iiberboupi nit O<lb guf3umn,
DIN 1T. Der 8uMtbnus MsripoItes
GtDrge g. Dshorne tpirb n6brenb bts
osopnudxtisen Gsileu bsr 0soi3Iotu,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-02
aIafiifd.

Reiher @eiHbdnoIer:: sd m0dte
iiber 0as Bortal nleines neiien Sau-
fes einen poiienben fIaiiiiden Gpruh
malen Iaiien. aounten Sic mir einen
ratben2"
n@esDibl - Dn Iniien Gip boruui
maIeu: Des 2ebens ,sngemiihte syreu.
b NTH seisem srbiiGen su.5sil.s
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3 fu n # muiif.

Granlcin (5u ibrem grdutignm In
ipe): uaieber aurl, i6 feiere nit mel.
ner Sdyipeiter 5uiamHnen 9erlobula
uno 6od5eit - ebenio iperoen mir
uns on einem Gage ifeioen Iaiienl"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-02
@erbd DTS.

Sold einen Rerl am 1oIfe au ha.
ben ipis meins Ra1barin! Jehen Mors
gen I'm bier llhr fcmmt e. btfOfftn
ndh 0aufe.s
sWoher fpiHen Gle benn bns2-
sd bent ia iebesmnI, ss III mein
Mann!4
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
---sk seratmnas---
19arfagerin 0ieles 3eitalers.

earn In ter dfifsfeu 8<it c1B - eefpsi's
eerfonen. Die bsrA bis E6orfuns toter seoabt
pnren. uub a Iisat fstH 8sstfsf bes, bab
ana 6sussusdae no0 Rerfcasn eziffirH, bic
ouvn sIHt nnbsianufs asnf. I'm etanbe ano.
5isIss ~ ftun rno bcrasssnfaasn. pes fas
anesrs srfialrH!i6 IN xHb bisitt Sor estAss
boi tis autsr biefe Dums befonsas beaanfist.
bsun ne BAT ibs bts feitens Onhs serIistsn. boS
ceten .arer Ttitmenf6en nis ein mffosf6idass
Hes EE6 eefan sa iTsn. Hsresdt us1t. bah
&c In ttser eieenen Nenoens an 6ssfin absHus
rpotut gsbmi bic gasf Cub Gar sftIi0 biS
eetiin upenue. barn astf btsfsIse ttnoat. BIZ
Scr bic ft5ne nsftbens ses Sraz .. oosees
errs.df. 9ds rnus 10 sun ltaien eons u'S
an Raun 10 ber Ra1ss
MRS. B. YAEGER,
Secsss ~suss, aisSsss. Gt~stnaAsi q
SruS 30 Gexts unb bdrahsx.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-02

Der fi<bli9 gelesep Drt Z bldei Il.
iIem DereArIiden pubIita,n aHouttms
Gommexfz H)i4&
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
II WAS AWFUL
A Big Scare Thrown Into Dem
ocrats at Aberdeen
Meeting.

Pierre, Dec. 10.-Ope of the good
stories which floats down from the re-
cent meeting of democratic politicians
at Aberdeen is that when these politi-
clans gathered, some of them were sup
piled with original drafts of the Rich
ards primary law, and in their re-
seach into the enactment they found at
the bottom of Section lie a prohibition
against any member of a state political
committees becoming a candidate for
any appointive place. As a large
majority Of those present were state
committeeman, and not only such
officials, but were aslo all, or nearly
all seeking political preferment. this
section was staggering in its purport;
bat after they had gons around in
circles for a time some one thought
to dig up a copy of the law as it
finally was submitted and acted upon
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
VITAL STATISTICS
Report of Clerk of the Courts
Burnett for the Month
November.

Folio wing is the report of Clerk of
the Courts f. l.. Burnett of the vital
statistics Of Lake county for the month
of November:
Births
Sons were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Lafrentz, VIM. o. Gienappe,
Irving D. Lee. Joseph F. Moose, B.
jacobson, Roy Main, Frank Wildt,
Allen Hurlburt, Jos. Spies, Lee Mar
shall. Leland Fader, Clyde Van Pelt,
John Shipton. Geo. Nicholson. Erick
Natwick, Ole Jensen, Geo. w. Jenkins.
Daughters were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Mathison, Thomas K. Nc
MILAN. Frank s. Leighty, George J.
Litzel, Lewis Smith, Chas. +. Schnetz-
Ter, George Kleinlein, K. Freiwalt,
r. B. Fitzgerald, II. c. Merriam,
Oscar Brown, VIM. Thomas Christian.
sen, Jas. Robertson, VIM. f. Ssrtwell,
Ole Olson.
Deaths
Marian Lyons, age SO years.
Sarah Arm Coleman, age 50 years.
Edward Harry Lee. age Is years.
Isabel Jane Litzel, infant.
Marriages
Herman A. Abraham and Amanda
Lebalhn.
Wallace d. Herreman and Marie ].
Ward.
A. d. Kewley and Bertha Louisa
Neuman.
Tom N. Lone and Nellie Henry.
Clyde E. Shifiett and Elsie ]. Dett-
mer.
Spencer J. Lutes aud Martha Elem
ing.
John GilbeItson and Mary Wright.
Clarence b. Anderson and Sara j.
Foulkes.
Martin G.. Bates and Ella M. Hurry.
Wilbur g. Martinell and Edith Men-
rem.
Divorces
Rose Mandler from George W. Mand-
Ter.
Louisa Hart from John V. Hart.
Naturalization
Henry Thode, declaration OF inteI-
tion.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-12-10

this city, and the knives of the plain
ing min broke into many pieces,
owing TO the fact that a burr or other
small piece of iron had fallen into their
path. As the knives move at a velocity
of about 1000 revolutions a minute.
their speed when flying off on a tan
gent is sufficient to mutilate almost any
object they may strike. Several pieces
of the knives flew past MIR. Ainslie.
and imbedded themselves in a hard
wall 90 feet or more beyond him. Had
even one piece struck him, il would
have meant instant death. As it
was, however. several fragments grazed
his head and body. and he declares it
to have been the nearest to death be
has ever been.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
Could Sbout For ,Joy.

81 want to thank you from the bot
tom of my heart" wrote G. B. RAIDER,
of LewisbuIg, w. Va, ''foi the won
derful double benefit I got from Elec-
trio Bitters. in curing me of both a
severe case of stomach trouble and of
rheumatism, from which / had been
an almost helpless sufferer for ten
years. 1t suited my case as though
made just for me-" For dyspepsia
Indigestion, jaundice, and to rid the
system of kidney poisons that cause
rheumatism, Electric Bitters have no
equal. Try them. Every bottle is
guaranteed to satisfy. Only 80 cents
at all druggists. ADV.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
SHOOT UP TOWN


Tabor. Dec. 10. Several weeks ago
three strangers appeared in this neigh
borhood and struck q job with John
slater husking corn. After n days
work they went to town and proceed
ed to fill up on booze, and then they
grew quite talkative. One Of the
fellows by the name Of Holman rather
Dragged that he wss wanted else
where for horse stealing. When they
left town they drew their revolvers
and proceeded to shoot up the town
in regular wild west fashion. The
statement made by Holman was con.
veyed TO the sheriff of Charles Mix
county and he proceeded with two
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
THE u. TEAM
State University Football Team
Given Banquet at Yer
million.

Vermillion, Dec. 10.-The football
season for 1912 was formally closed
Friday night by a banquet. given in
honor OF the football men by Presi-
ent f. b. Gault. This is a custom in
augurated within the last few years at
the university. About twenty mem
sers of the squad were present, also
the board of control. After the ban
quet several of the guests were asked
to express in a few words their ap-
probation of the greatest team which
has ever represented the University of
South Dakota. Dean Elwood c. Per
.isho, Dean McKusick and Coach j. M.
Henderson responded.
Charlie Brown, right tackle, was
chosen captain for the coming year.
Next year will be his last season of
football. He has been a star man in
the line for three years and is the last
Brown Of a family which has been
represented on the team for the past
ten years. Each has been a line man,
also a giant. 1t is peculiar that
Charlie is the largest of his line and
IL considered by men who know foot
hall to be one of the creates. tackles
who ever played on a South Dakota
field.
-Four men will be eliminated by
graduation this yeaf-Cofey. Sheeks.
Barrett and Downing. Each of these
men has played his allotted term In the
game and each has performed creditab-
ly in the upholdina of the standards
set by South Dakota four years ago.
when they began their steady rise in
the athletic world by routing North
Dakota. Capt. Pat Coffey, in a short
talk ut the banquet, thanked his team
mates for their unfailing fidelity and
craftsmanship during the past season.
aWe have had the honor" he said.
''of playing on the greatest team which
ever chased the pigskin in either OF the
Dakotas. 1t is going to be a pleasant
thing to look back on when we are
out chasing dollars instead of footballs.
And l sincerely hope that the team
WI ich is to bear the standards next
year will so far eclipse the results
we have attained that the light we
have set la the athletic world will
shine but dimly by contrast"
Dean Perisho paid a graceful com
pliment to the team at the banquet.
You have had q wonderful season, =
he said, marked by many victories
and a single defeat, which was in its
very nature a victory. In the whole
season you had but IA points scored
against you. Truly an admirable rec
ord. And in closing ! can only propose
a toast to the team which viii come
may they have the courage and
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
STATE NEWS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hulsman, OF
Bridgewater township, delivered 80
head of fat hogs to l.. J. Schroeder, of
this city today for which he received
the snug sum of 1914. 80.
Pierre-The sheriff and states attor-
ney of this county presided at a bonfire
this morning which was composed of
the outfit of a gambling room which
was raided last night. A half dozen
well known persons appeared in justice
curt and paid fines.
Mitchell-George Gunsalus, a farm
or living near Onida, met with a
serious loss by fire when bis residence
property was totally destroyed to-
gether with all the household goods
and wearing apparel. MIR. Gunsslus
had 81, 900 in cash in the house which
he received for some property. La
the past two years Mr.. Gunsalus also
suffered the loss of two automobiles
in as many fires.
Aberdeen-Charles w. Chase. a
member Of the firm Of Chase a. Kirk
patrick, fatally shot himself through
the head with a small automatic pis-
tol. Dependency and poor health are
supposed to have been the cause.
Chase was "a years old and single.
He had been In partnership with Charles
Kirkpatrick in Aberdeen for the pact
six years.
Redfeld-T prompt action of Miles
Belcher, a Sphinx county farmer saved
his wife's life when her clothing
caught fire. While filling a lamp some
of the kerosene spattered on her clothing
without her noticing it. She struck q
match to light the lamp and the head
of the match few off and set fire to the
kerosene on her clothing.
Philip--T. j. Robinson, a rancher
who has been in Stanley county, since
roundup times, is erecting a large
barn on one of his farms. Mr.. Robin
son and his brother recently shipped
several carloads Of dairy stock into
this section. and disposed of many of
the cattle to farmers, giving quite an
impetus to the dairy industry. 1t il
not unlikely that Mr.. Robinson will
EMBARK in the dairy business on an
extensive scale in the spring. He is
visiting on the Pacific coast at pres
emit.
Mitchell-It is understood that E.
E. Wagner. United States attorney,
has or soon will sead ia his resignation
as United States district attorney for
South Dakota. This is for the purpose
of having the Office filed by President
Taft before he goes ont of Office on
March 4 next. Mr.. Wagner's term
does not expire until the first of April,
ana il he remains in Office until that
time the position would be lost to the
republicans, as then President Wilson
would appoint a democrat.
Custer City hat is perhaps as
near the miraculous as is seen took
place here yesterday when s. E.
Ainslie. of the well known firm of
Gariock q Ainsle, was working in the
cOmpany's lumber planning plant in
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
Famous Stage Beauties

look with horror no skin eruptions,
blotches, sores or pimples. They don't
have them, nor will any one, who
uses Bucklen's Arnica Salve. 1t glori.
6es the face. Eczema or Salt Rheum
vanish before it. 1t cures sore lips,
chapped hands, ehilblains; heals burns,
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-12-10

strength to do as you have done"
President Gault brought the pleas
ant occasion to a close by a fitting
tribute to the team and the men who
are going ont. You have done your
work we'll here he said land each
of you l feel sure will go forth i'll
the world and SO the same.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
Foils A Foul Plot

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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-12-10

Refreshes the system like sweet,
restful sleep, stimulates the appetite,
builds up tissues; makes you healthy,
rugged and strong. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. SIC, Tea or Tablets.
ASK your druggist.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
J. A. johnson

deputies to the Slater farm, finding
the three men husking corn. II o
officers got the drop on the men and
under the influence of the revolvers
Holman admitted that he was wanted
in Butte county for horse stealing, to
which place he was finally sent by
the sheriff, who gets a reward of
$500 for the capture.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-12-10

by the people. and it was found that
the special provision which created
the CONSERVATION, and started them all
writing their designations, had been
omitted, and did not apply and the
convention of committeeman candi.
dates breathed easier.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-17
CURED no STAY CURED.
How Albuquerque Citi1ens Can Find
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I'rOublcs.

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4 SEVERE TEST.

The following Indignant outhprsl by
the editor OF the Roswell Register
Tribune appears 10 be fully Justified
IN the premises.
'Once more our years-long friend
ship for Paul A. =. Walter. editor OF
tho New Mexican. In put to a severe
test What complicates the matter b.
that he know when he did d what eff
fect n would have on u.s. Ills ofiense
10 the writing Of a column of enticing
siun for his paper on the good trout
lshiAg that is 20 be found IA the Vi
entity OF santa Fe The dope is
enough % call o bird from the bushes.
and 90 make fisherman see speokled
scales IN hls sleep. TO produce such
stuff whom he knows that the darned
Hepburn bin is in force. that no edi-