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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-20

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RnoDles. fir cine Rote BON $125;
Benldmin Smith gssen Qouis Henfe,
fiir cine Gorbsrung bon $248.54; 6.
.. Calhoun sesen bic Cincinnati.
pomeroD unb Gbarleffon podet Co.,
Shabeneriob fir 8,rlebunsen; Sobn
Seibsrt seesH Gourdo cling, G6dbens
erfastlase.
Die neue 5iltrirunssanfdoe beg
yeeppprter Rsisrpoirs, bic iest i'm 9uu
bsariffsn III, piro BIS Uaifie Suli fere
tts iein uno tpiro Renport bonn Fil.
trirtes gBuHer srbalten.
Die nsue .Warriage 1outina"s
Sroinan5 iptrb in Babe benz Wopor
uno aommiFGrsn porseIest fpercen,
nd6 Der Elm pffi3isller vIont" eneaeirt
tperbsn ION. Der uuter itdbtii6er glufs
iitht ftehi unb Iou bieier ben beiroibs.
luiti9en paoren Die Hoibige Nustunft
ertbeiien nno ais 5iibrer bienen.
sSm 5oufs Der emma 5amieicp on
Der Sonibsats 2IIlep tam Is geftsrn
abenb Sipif6en Wm. Garter uno
Sdmes Ulopberrp gum Strsti, nobel
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Wldpberrp Duros BON ben gebeimpolisI
5iften Skeron uHb Gotiiugbam untsr
Der IntIaee oes Stehens NIT Der abs
ii6t su tooien psrbaftet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-20
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tInnatier 8Dlfsblatt" bcfinbet I'D, in
NO. 339 gurf Strahe, sescniiber benz
Gonrtbanie, iunielbit Reuigfeiteu, Nn.
5cigen II. !. IN. bis 10 ll6r 45 Winn.
ten Abenos eutsegeneeuommeu iuer.
Den. 5elepbon South 2401.
| - Die Nepporter gurnoemtinbe on
oersn QDiege bic beiten 9sutf6en uns
fsrer Stdot 9eitanosn bdben unb bic
tets etnen bebeutenoen sFattor Der
osutfbsn auIturarbeit, Die in Rep<
port gsleiitet lpuros, gebiIbet bot, iiebt
du9enbltdlt6 DOR elmer ariIis, tpenn
man fIh 10 ausbriidsn borf. 6anoelt
es ii6 bod ni9t nur nm bic 4uFbrins
gung elmer bebsutenben Summe Gel
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| fuhrung 5u briHgen, fonbern audi um
be 5auptfrage, neues 2eben in biefe
9emeinbe gu bringen. 4lierbinas muB
jeber beutibe 8erein, ip:nn bas .3us
tunfts Sd beitskn iou, nit benz
| iin9eren glements rehnen unb mub
| iih einigermaben ben Miinihen besz
felben fiigen. bestpegen burfen iebo6
Die guten alien 9eutIden, peIte perl
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ioliben EDIT beutfhen unb Dor alI.m
fret turneriT6sn Sheen nicht bouitGnz
big auf Die Seite gsbrdngt psrben unb
man oarf tie niht gu iehr 8u moNrnis
ilren oerfuhen; oeHn etpia blet6en
treu bic Nlten unb in einem 5urnperz
Elm mub Dor aasm elm freier ebler
9eiit palten, Der nitt mooernifirt
peroen barf. Jrift, frsi, fart unb
t~eu! mub bas 2oiunssnort bleiben
uno 5par aud untsr bem iiinaeren
slemente. Dies baben iih bic treuen
Glten Der Renporter surnqemeinbe
CUR aufsabe semaht unb es 1T ibnsn
9slungen, bds JntereHe fiir bic eble
Iurnerei AUDI unter osm iungen Gle.
mente tpieber Dah3urufen, nobel linen
bic Oarssn duberit tbdttrdftia aur
Seite itebeH. 90 ma9t Der fiirsIih
tn's 2ebeu gerufens Damsnspeia Der
Remporter 5urnsemeinbe gang pors
5iislide Jortihritte unb es gibt Tid
unter ben @ertreterinnen 6es aorterer
Gefhlehts Elm gntbufiasmus fiir ben
Mieberoufbau Der Netpport.r Surno.s
meinbe tunb, Der nit Der 3eit bic
fh0nften Jriihte 5eitisen nluB. gs
herrfnt unter ibnen Elm eft beutfdxs
barmonii4es Ginbeitsgefiibl. Sic ia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-20

lnb 80 in 1T. Miihen, 81; 6ebg'
part 9anb 60. on Sofeph 8. aubu
| 2ots Ho. 5 unb 6 in Der 9ebge par'
2dnb 60. llnterdbtbetluns on be,
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sinia @trabs, 81; 5arriet 8. Gppir
an artbur ). Dabmdn, Cots go. 4
unb 5. in 8lod go. 27 Der Siio Gop.
| ineton 2ano Cos llntsrabtbeiluns an
Der Cottage Qoenue, ie % BEL 115
Sub, $1,000.
Qnldbli6 Ieines 80. Geburts.
tuges puroe Serr Senrp gotpeg, Der
Glteite 0eutfhe bieiigsr Stabt, i'm
Sauie ieinss S6piessriobnes, Ssrra
Charles 3immtr an Der ptfe 5traBe.
opn ieinsn 3ablrsihen 6rsunoen nit
elmer SurprtIe pdrtp iiberraItt. 6er3.
lite 8IiidpiinIhe uno paFsnos Gnges
binoe puroen benz sreiien Serrn iibsrs
reiht.
- Coroner Or. Sames g. @jie
CAB 9eiteru i'm Sale oes unertparteten
2tbIebens Der 6rau 5ranes WtcGors
mid, BON Rp. 213 20. s. Strabe einen
Dabriprut ab, bab bic 9possurI Iad)e
Sarnpergiftung 9epeisn Jet.
- Der Ct. Soiephs Sung sMGnners
unterit. @erein erpGblts foIseroe Be-
ante: Brdfioent, Sobn 8. gpste;
8iae prdiibeut, Spbn Soerline; qroz
tptolI Setr.. 9eorss 9erfps; 5inon3s
Sstr., glsm. Sdeper; S6abmeiIter,
9sorgs aaum; Ginnabme SetretGr,
Wm. Ruef; Sinans aommittes:
Jrant groertns, 5runt Weienoprf,
Inton gienaber; GretutipzS zSommittes
6eur9 Seipsl. Wm. SabeIinQ. 9ers
narb Suelsmann; Sabnentrdger, Sobn
S6ueIters; 8esleiter, Sbsogoute unb
Sobn gonentemper; Der. Staatenz
5dbnentrdger, german Sestdmp; ges
gIeiter, Jof, 5bisnrtn unb Ben. Sor=
bed; aolIettor: ,Senrp 9rueggsman,
5. aatbman IT,. Soi. SIberbins unb
Wm. MonteSid.
5rant GotpIsr, Elm 10 Sabre al
ter Sun9e, Der in ben g. Ii. q. Wertz
itdtten in Central Gopingtou arbeitet,
erlitt gsitern Rabmittoo cine auets
f6ung oes rehtsn geines, inoem Elm
Rab auf ooTsIbe fisI. gr puroe mad,
benz ct. GIiiabetb 6oTpituI gebra6t,
no ihm bas getn unterbalb bes anies
amputirt perben mubts.
- Gin QIarm BON Rditen go. 81
3ittrte bic 5euertpsbr mad Der 0pbz
nun9 BON Iboras 8resorp, go. 21O|
DIT II, StraBe. fpoieIbit inFolge einer
9dfoIinpfen : GrpIoiion Elm grano
entftdnoen mar, Der einsn S6aoen BON
$3.50 anrihtst..
- Die Sampaene, I'm 100000
fir ben Peubou bes ct. Glifubetbs
6oipitaIs auf5ubrinsen, ItIpb aeftern
4beno. Sn Der Snisbts Of Columbus
6aQe bate iid cine groBe Menidens
nenge etn9efunoen, um ben 56lubz
oeriht Der aampagne gu pernebmen.
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tiger oes Rommittses, belt cine turse
Inreoe uHb bantte ben gsnobnern bes
lorbIiaen aentutp fir bic Iiberals
Setiteuer gu einem gutsn 3tpst. Die
Ieitrtgen Ginnahmen betruqen $11,y
i2O uno betrGgt bic SotaIiumms, bic |
.ur ben Neubau toQettirt purbe,
s102, ,385.24. Webrsrs 9iItritte iinb |
loh uusitebenb unb pirb ii6 bic &C. |
ammt aoaettion uuf $105, 900 be- |
aufen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-20
gsrISr itia Gtsid,saif.

Gin isItener JoH BON Geb6hmiB.
ldyfDimb fam oeitern sur aenninib oei
6oipitoIbeb0rben. Ter 81 Jobre 1Iis
arbeiter Mug. WiaeIIer, pon 30. 2f60
gIpfinn Wlofe, ipurbe In ieiner Dob.
nung bon Gbnmnd,tsonfdlen befroi.
fen. un6 RntvpIuogen s Ipurbe reaili.
rirt, ,sJrI ben Nnnu n0m benz sSoipitnl
81 briugen- 6isr jteute ~ iifb beraus.
nqk Aer Qntient ifiH 0sb6dsnib pol'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-20
gerfrliht.

Die polisi ipuros geftern srinnt.
Nahforihuneen nah btm felt Dsm 1a.
Ulai perfhpuHoenen fiebSebnidbrietn
Gbn. Dbonau dnsuitellsH. Der aHcbe.
peIhsr Bel fsinm grObsitern RO. 789
Ssbom Sirabe ipobnis, brannte on
asnanntem 1ase NIT 5tpsi alterss
esnoFsn burh unb fcn fif ongsbli4
nab penniplpanisn bsgsben babsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-20
Don aIlen aanbibat.n,

ipdk iin In Der bsDoritsbenbsn pri.
mdrpobl I'm Die Domination fir oaz
Goronersnmi betperben. iit fsiHsr better
fiji bos amt qisaiifuirt. ols Or. ..
q. Danbkp, elmer Der beitbeidnnttitsn
Aer3te Der gtnbt. Tr. Gambler, Elm
gutter Rtpublifoner. erfreut fiH MIDI!
iur dIs alr5i zines bsneibensntrtbsu
Rufes, fcnb<rn er III and In bel
Mentpilegs. iuelfe er sbenfa[Is itubisri
bat, gut hponbert, tine Renntnib, BIZ
sinsm Coroner gut ~ ffdtieH fommt.
0ls sr Dor sinigen Sdbren etHe NeiIs
bur4 europa md6te. CAB ibm Der oos
nudlige Bnreermeiiisr, GoloneI Wlnri.
brett, Gmpfebiunqsb sbriefe an Die 0dup.
ier Der perf9itbenen Drcbh6bie
DsutfMlaHps NIT, be 81. 0aublep
bor5Holi4 ju fattsn famtn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-20

It1noia berIoren bnfte. &c erinnerie
lid, ,tid)t cinmGI nebr icincs Nameus,
ipiner WobHung iinb ieiner nnbsren
VerionaIien. lie aer5te iino Der
aniiht, oob iif, BEL geeigneter We.
banoluna oos Oeodhtnib ipdter ruies
Der einiteIicn ,pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-20
Oaie.0aH.
Iie Ginrinnatier erringeu wieber
einen Eisg.

Die rReos" in Der 5eaerrro5,. - Sns
mitten Sss Didt;siten Samples Der
Soiiou. 5cur in Jeinoss panr
besinni Toansitos - 3pei uniss
rer beften S,rsls- i'm 6ofpiial. -
geftrissr Siss osr .Rsbs" iibsr biz
rRislen". 6eute Radmiitag Juris
fssung oes aampfss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-20
RefuItat Der s.frisen
SpiIe

Giir g,iiisburg unb Bolton itanb se+
fern isin Episl ouf btm prosramm.
6sui< Rahmiiias brities Epiel Der
Geris sipifdkn nRsbs4 uno Qsip yor.
ssr rRiefen" in ~RebIonb 0ieIos'. an.
fang piintilih um 3 ubr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-20

llhiere rReos@ bsfinben iib ousens
blidIich inmittsn beg pihtisfien aam.
pies bieier Saifon, beiTen auselng
sntfheioen fpirb, tpeldN RolIe fie enb.
giiltis in bem Sdhresiampfe I'm bas
gennont" ipielsn perben. Sn bieFer
Serie bon 5 SpisIen nit Rem yort
iDtrb itbem unisrtr SpisIer unb be-
fonotrs ben ShIeuberern GeIseens
belt geqebsn, ibrs GeiitungsIabisteit
5u bemonitriren.
gBenn unfer ScbleuNr.rfcrps 'ih
ben mo6tigen rRiei.n" oegsnibsr, bic
iih Der beitsn ShlGaer unb 9afsnl6us
ter riibmsn, bepGbren. bdnn Tam nit
Siterbeit ertpdrtet perbsn, bab uns
tex aIub BIZ gum Gnbe Der Saiion aIs
tin berporrnssnosr geperbsr um bic
Sisgestropbde fuugiren ipiro. Sn ies
BEN dnotren Eepariement BEG Ram
pies i,ehn bic .Rsos" isinsm Rlub
Der Paitonals2iea mad uno ,Dnu.en
fhon jsst aIs bic Champions BON 1912
protlamirt ip.roen, fpenn fie siniat
Sisrn. eritsr Grobe, aIeid3 Watkfpipn
unb Rarquarb CUR geoienuna bss G,.
fhiibes als Witglisber befdbtn. Der
bisbrig, phonomenaIe grfola Der
rFtos" pirb bon ben m.iiten 8trihts
sritatiern in BEN dnbertn 9iaaitdct.n
BEN GIiid unb nihi Der aeiftuResfds
higtsit Der Spitler 3uesiproten. Der
auseano bisf,r GerR nit Rem gort
ipirb boffentlib biefsr unbeeriinbetsn
Behauptuna Elm gnbe MAIDEN.
am nGhfitn Donnsrfiag besinnt fir
bic rFeos" ibre erfte 9our in bss
5sinees 9ano unb tpsrben Fe erft am
20. Juni gu sinsm Doppelfpisl nit ben
plttsburgsr mpiraien" bierber suriids
.ebren. DGbreno biefsr Tour btfuheH
ik iormtIitx Z 2igaitdote i'm Giisn
unb Weiten.
2eioer srIiit unisr fumoIsr Mitt.Is
fhrporm.r Bates im 8. Banae bes
SamitdgfpisIes. aIs CT ben sefpinnens
ben souf sur 5eimbaie mohis, cine
Uerrsnsung oss lin.eu Iubasfentts,
mas ibn auf bic 9ausr BON mtbrersn
Hagen bonn Spisle sntfsrnt bal.sn uno
ben aIub un3ipeiieIbdf. ihudhen
ipirb. Der Gubansr Warians. Der i'm
Samftasfpieis ben fbper .r,ron.tsn
qiutsintp6rmsr gsi6er pertrat, pirb
bic 0ertteibiguus bes WititlfeIbss
iibtrnebmen, pGbrenb Beirut WeTos
naIo ibn i'm linien JsIbs srieb,n ipirb.
gu bem gsiiris.n Spels ba.tsn fih
ipieotrum niht tuerietr ala $4,000
3ufhouer sinssfunbsn. In bemI,lben
fnneirien Suegs uHb WeQeon oils uns
fere gattsris eegsn Qm.s unb Wep.rs
fir bic rRnisn". quf beiber Geit.n
ipurbe NIT berspsif.ltsm Wutbt e..
fdmpft une tporsn fih beib< alubs i'm
anpriffe el.id. gle maht.n /. II
5reffer une fpislien bi, .Rebs" feblers
frei sesen sinsn 'seblr Der N.fp
gor.er. Die ausbeIfer Sepsroib unb
Worfons I'm linten refp. mittIeren
sftlbe pertrdien bic bienftuntaualihen
Shtpdrmer 8eihtr unb Bates In
bnrdnus fdhiger D.if.. Die .RebsA
gttpunnsn bos Spiel i'm 10. 0anse, als
He ihre srefftr tons,ntrirt.n unb 5os
blissn ben aefpinnsnben 2nuf mdhie,
iposu ibm Wiihea's unb eaon's 1refs
fer pertdIfen. 9urd ibren s.f,risen
brilIanten Sies bab.n iid unIere s5uns
gems ben /. plos auf Der Ronslifss sus
riiderpbert. 6urrab fIr Bic.
.Mtbs@.l!
RefuItat Der e.trisen
Ers.f.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-20

Sobn Moper, Elm 80 Sabre after
subrmann Don 10. 80 Of Clifton
dire, ipuros BON ben Geximpoli5ifleH
Deib unp Jroms an Der Rarihaa uno
Canal Sirabe Dsrboftei nno ulisr rsr
ansloae oes Strabsnruubes tings.
fperrt. gr Ioa Dor sinistn Rdhssn
aemeinitoftlih NIT sinsm anbtrtn
Wdnn ben George Tlapes. bon Gin
nabe IL. Gtrabs. nufsehdi.sn uno uif
cine 6anbtoite NIT Snbdlt i'm Werihe
ron $50 beraubt habeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-20

ten 8tdmten au 6iIfs eilten nnb ben
vtnt iiberpdltigten. Gr ipurbt tpegsn
1runtenbeit unb StraBenDerunteinis
sung eingeiperrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-20

yin iiebepoilsr Gate.
sie: "@enn id, nur miibis, ME
ih BON 9ir bOsbaiien Wseniden ,,e.
ldleoen meroeH fonnte2~
er: ~Rimm bod Sheioeua,Irr
@rob.
y: ~3od nleinem aeubern mir.
ocn Sie mid niGt fiir einen sd,ou.
Ipieler bnlien.-
": .ysoh abrsm aon,ooienisisIsn
aber aud Hidtl-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-20

-- iinier Hgent in SamiItou 1T
Ssrr GOuarb Nrud, 449 EaS jiinfte
Straks. Sra Eel. 476 ", Ssme
%bune 1851 u. 81
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-08

the word with a light fillip of his left hand along the back of the seat. lie did not notice that he filllped the angry head of MT. Iva Lathrop in the next seat. He went on with his DOT trait of his wife. She has the stravaganza of a sultana"-another fllip for MT. Lathrop--"the zhealousy of a cobra, the flirtatiousness of humming bird" MT. Lathrop was glar- ing round like a man-eating tiger, but Wellington talked on. "She drinks, swears and smokes cigars, otherwise she's fine-a queen among women.
 Neither this amazing vision of wom- ankind, nor this beautiful example Of longing for confession and sympathy awakened a response in the English mans frozen bosom. His only action was another violent effort to disengage his cramped knees from the knees of his tormentor; his only comment a vain and weakening, cry for help, "Pawtah! Pawtah!"
 Wellingtons bleary, teary eyes were lighted with triumph. Finally l saw I couldn't stand it any longer so l bought a tic-hic-et to Reno. I stab fish a residensh in six monfths-get a divorce-no shcandal. Even m'own wife won't know anything about it."
 The Englishman was almost attract ed by this astounding picture of the divorce laws in America. It sounded sa barbarically quaint that he leaned forward 10 hear more, but MT. Yelling tons hand. like a mischieVous run away, had wandered back into the shaggy locks atop of Mr. Lathrop. His right hand did not let his left know what it was doing, but proceeded quite independently to grip as much of Lathrop's hair as it would hold.
 Then as MT. Wellington shook with joy at the prospect of Dear old Reno!" he began unconsciously to draw Ira Lathrop's head after his hair across the seat. The pain of it shot the tears into Lathrop's eyes, and as he writhed and twisted he was too full of profanity to get any one word out.
 When he managed to wrench his skull free, he was ready to murder his tormentor. But as soon as he con- l fronted the doddering and blinking toper, he was helpless. Drunken men have always been treated with great tenderness in America, and when Well lington, seeing Lathroy's white hair, exclaimed with rapture: 'Why, hello, | Pop! here's Pop!" the most that Latin rop could do was to tear loose those fat, groping hands, slap them like a school teacher, and push the man away.
 But that one shove upset MT. Vel ! lington and sent him toppling down upon the pit of the Englishman's stom- ach.
 For Wedgewood, it was suddenly as if all the air had been removed from the world. He gulped like a fish drowning for lack of water He was a long while getting breath enough for words first words were wild
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-23
ALL LEFT OF FAMILY is
MINGLED IN ONE COFFIN

Yankton, S. D.. May Elm one cas-
ket there arrived in Yankton for buria,
the charred remains of a husband, his
wife and their five little children, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Peterson, formerly of
Violin. this county. and their entire
family, burned to death in their little
home on the family claim at Presho.
There was some doubt at first as to the
of the death, but this was re-
moved OF a search of the ruined house
by Martin Olson, a brother of Mrs.
Peterson. 1t was found Tat an incu-
bator had no doubt set fire 10 the
house, and the flames were not discov-
cred in time for the family to escape
death. The oldest girl had jumped out
of a window, evidently, as her little
charred form was found outside the
house.. The one of the mother We're
found near the kitchen stove, and the
remains of the balance of the family
about the house. The fire took place at
night and there are 10 witnesses to the
terrible fate that for the first time in
the history OF the state had overtaken
a family of seven by fire. The funeral
took place ct Violin, e here.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-23
WOULD Be SUICIDE
THREATENS RESCUER
Miller Man Tries To Kill Self
Would Kill Friend Who
Interferred.

Miller, S. d, May 21.-NeNed at fail
ule in his third attempt to end his life,
Ed Doyle then threatened to Kill Ed
Johnson, who inquired of him hi he
was doing. Doyle first drank lauda-
nun, but this had no effect on him,
and that night when he retired he
slipped a razor under his pillow n
during the night he slashed his throat.
johnson heard a commotion in tho
room and when he went in the bed
ding and floor were saturated with
blood. The victim was able to get out
aiid the morning following, he o
from the house a small rife and some
shells and went out to the barn and
began shooting himself. but the cart
ridges failed to take effect. II vas
then that he threatened to shoot John
son If he had q good shell. He was
brought to Miller and DR.. Lane sewed
his throat together where he had cut
1t and the discovery was made that
the wound had come within q hairs
breadth of the ~jugular vein. The in
sanity board then took the matter in
hand and ordered Doyle sent 10 the
asylum at Yankton. He is single and
about 40 years old. II is said that
his troubles came from excessive use
OF liduor.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-23
OPEN
LOUISVILLE MEETING

louisville, KY, May 1S.-Commis-
sioners Of the 124th general assembly
of the Presbyterian church in the Uni
ted States of America were ready to
go about the great volume of business
that is to be considered when they as
sembled this morning.
Rev. DR.. Mark A. Matthews, OF Seat
tie, Wash, elected moderator yester-
day afternoon opened the session. The
stated clerk, Rev. DR.. William Henry
Roberts, was expected to lay On the
table the usual reports of the boards.
committees and the list of overtures.
Among matters which are expected
to be acted on are the re-establishment
Of cordial relations between the assem-
ply n the Union Theological semi
nary, of New York, broken wnen Prof.
Charles Briggs was expelled for here
sy; the consolidation of the board of
sustenation, and the board of minis
terial relief; n the alleged heresy
of the graded Sunday schoo lessons
published by the Presbyterian board
of publication.
Among the overtures from synods
and presbyteries are:
From the presbytery of Kansas City,
asking the assembly to use for i'm
mediate purposes some of the Robert
Kennedy legacy to the church extern
sion board.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-23
STATE AUTOMOBILE MEET
AT WATERFOWL MAY 81

Beresford, S. D., May 2O.-Dr. ]. S.
Upland, secretary of the South Dakota
Automobile association, has issued the
following announcement of the second
annual meeting Of the association at
Watertown, which he has addressed
to the mayors of the various cities of
the state:
I'VE respectfully call your attention
to the fact hat the South Dakota State
Automobile association will hold It's
second annual meeting at Watertown,
S. D., the 21st inst.
Further, we request that you send
q delegation from your local automo-
bile or good roads association to this
meeting and be sure to impress the
Importance Of same upon your local
club.
Remember our slogan is good
roads, and we want every mayor ev-
cry automobile n good roads asso-
citation and every city and town in
the state to come in and boost.
May we hear from you as to what
you will DO in the matter at your earl
lest opportunity?"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-23
WITH $4,000 ON PERSON.
IN COMPANY OF TRAMPS

Sioux Falls, s. D., May 21-When
the result of the daily roundup of box
car sleepers was taken to the local
police headquarters it was discovered
that one OF the men was the possessor
Of a certified check for s5,2SS.T0. The
owner of the check was William
o'Donnell, formerly Of Adrian, Mimi.
but more recently of Highmore and
Huron, S. D. The certified check be-
longed to him, he being a man of
wealth. It appears that O'Donnell is
somewhat peculiar and is known as be-
ing somewhat misery. Rather than
expend the money necessary to lodge
at a hotel, he selected a box car in the
railroad yards and apparently was en-
joying the rude comforts when the
police made their daily roundup and
round him. In addition to the certified
check, O'Donnell had 1929 in cash.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-23
81, 100000 DAMAGE BY
FIRE In HOUSTON, TEX.

Houston, Tex. May 21.-F1re in the
business district Sunday destroyed an
immense amount of property before be-
were lost.
The fire spread rapidly from a large
six-story bdiiding to surrounding strhc-
lures and the resultant confiagration
burned practically the whole day. The
loss is estimated al 81, 900, 600.
Among the losses are the follow
ing; Showers building, 100000; Stow
ers Furniture company, stock estt-
mated, $50, 900; A. Upper, Incorporated.
$25, 900; Latham building, $50, 900; Ma
son building, 100000; Thomas Gorran
y Bros, $4,000 Tell. building. $3.50 100,
"a offices in the Temple and Mason
buildings. estimated total. $4,000.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-23
DAKOTA CROP OUTLOOK
THE FINEST IN YEARS
Opinions Of Experts Who Have
Travelled Widely To In
spect Conditions.

Watertown, S. D., May 20-Crop con-
ditions in northwestern South Dako-
ia, for this season of the year, were
never better, according TO w. H.
Stokes. a recognized authority, who
has just returned from an extended au-
to tour of inspection. Mr.. Stokes finds
the farmers in a very optimistic frame
of mind, and declared that their faith
in a great crop this fall is we'll found
ed.
Both weather and moisture condi-
tons" he said, have been ideal for
giving the grain the best kind of a
start. On the wohle, May has been
cool, and this has been conducive to
vigorous growth of the root. Because
of this. stooling will be heavy, and
when the warm days of June come the
grain will be in prime condition to
make a remarkable growth. The foun-
dation, if one can call it that, Is well
laid. Fields are now showing about
four inches of growth n the color
Is brilliant green, indicating a good,
healthy condition.
some farmers have their corn
planted, and the rest are ready. The
cool weather has DELAYED some. The
while the seed bed has been prepared
with more than ordinary care. Plow-
ing has never before. on the average
been so deep. These are two direct
of the lessons learned from
crop conditions last year"
Walter F. Miller, auditor for n of
large elevator companies which has
houses on the st. Louis line at nearly
every town between WATERFOWL and
IeBeau, returned today from an in
spection trip west to the Missouri river.
Everywhere along the line, he says,
crops are in excellent shape. Reports
to him from the company's agents all
speak of the bright prospects.