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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-13
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% 9on0o toIte, og O~ereiter inmle.
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furbe, og iioen bIep set iaa Son.
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te rem bper SsnoagSifole Tor fig
d ionae en- Saugy iom Be baoOe
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paa enaelif % anore paa Qanit.
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lot Tor gsruene, % O%ereftcr fit Sc
IA oeres 81 heo til 2eg % No.
ipreoelie. aaiie. lemonade % See.
cream ieroereoes frit. Otter buao
ieg f%oritaar. er oct @eningen buert
aar befeitef at af5oIOe ct li9nenOe
lRe9e or Senoagsifolebernene
IififteUis I De @%enig6eOer Der ION
til55rer Zen lore. Iutb. Strife. Seq
antaaer M life. al oisie Qtsoer er
uoea 9eponin9 Tor SsnoagsifoIe-
3ernin8en.
Ssnoagen Den IS. Sui 5aoOe Ri
9srneieit Der / St. Reters gGeu.8.
5eo. 3et par 4flutnitaen 9aa De
70 @aaneOers ReligionsifoIe, iom
5hloent $. i. 2lnoerien ira Blair
bar bol0t Der I CONNER
9preren forfIare0e en- Eel for
9ernene 10 al gi6el6iitorieu, iom
De iremmeligite 5apoe Iprt o. maat.
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9ers. Z. iom tiuioe ipn1e. loo
|oaiaa oeres Stemmer bore GilSGut-
Iuing 5olot 9ait. arog5 en- fort IA.
Ie, og 0~erefter if ioa 9sruene oere5
6ribeo, foen iamle0e man Tia ON
aaiie5oroene. llng0ommen opoar-
teoe ale 9srneue. iom par til Ste-
oe. me0 5cecream.
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al b Born iom De, life ale bar
5eialt Den itaoi5 iom De 6urOe. ri
bar III Fl liBueu0e antal Born { Dor
Sen0n9sifoIe; De beiseer SfoIen
mere aller miHore. Get pi(oe ingen
Sfaoe pare, ON Der par list mere
Snteresie iblonot Self for alt, boao
Der 5en6erer UNDER Guos &ige %
oerreas sag / set Belle toaet, IA
bel 6os os JON mango ANDRE Ste.
Der.
Ter me Sern5ane ira oucf til
@eit Superior CT III aa6net, og
life iaa iaa Der ira Sc huff Re.
|nigbeoer ogter at Semitic oen OeO BET
fommen0e Nii5iitlsmsOe ! @eit
snperior, iom ta9er lin gegonoelie
Den l.. auauit; De iiOite Gage !
Moane0en er ser 6erammet 0is'
iionsmeoe Dos os Der I Ct. Beters
|9tenigbe0.
Ger er flere, Tom bar itreOet til
mig ON 5orboloene Der I Sst Oan.
lie Excitement ON griien pao pSm.
|prooeo" iomt u%opourfet 2anO o.i.u.
&c buroe taae en- Eur berop I @is-
I~coniiis Sfooe til 81 i~siionSmsOe.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-13
Samfnnoets 1%sOrmano.

8aitor o. 9. G6riitianien. pil
Menigbeoerne ben allan.
tfife areos Iom felaer:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-13

) 5onlar og 5ebrlar ooertereoe oi "a ~uinoblmone Bigger mo-
belt 1 Batter, oa eter BET ihe anaI 8dhGtnger, iom itrsnune-
De mo, bar oi 2oo I'll at lutte, OF man gap os ret Dor gooituno
ON, at oonite Bigger life er 0pre. gu bar ri lot Os til Opgope IN
bepte. at bette fife blot e9loer ~uinobunone men oaiaa iro6rnone
Bigger Terror fsIgenoe TiIbu6:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-13

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| Spreitaia9. ia De fife itoOer Nj.
grooen.
gaaar man ia%mnenligner 6orbol-
oct Der 5ielane, %ifriDer neOnte
9lao, me0 anore 2anoe, maa man
Dog butte, at bort aIima / bsi @roO
pan feligger aampen moo lltrit0tet.
De mango Gage bpor ri bar enGem-
peratur nogle fao 8raoer oper 6rp-
iepunftet. gioer llfru0tet en- goo 2ei-
IigbeO til at oofie og taee Mogten.
meoens a1lItnrplanterne itaar title.
Sor nan let, buor forboIosois rene
Qtarferne fan bore / ouerisiite Gan.
De me0 et uopr9get 5aitlonOsfIimn,
% BET me0 ct arbei0e, iom fun er en-
ringe Gel a. booo oonife 9on0mpno
logger / Soroen, iao foritoor man,
hpor ubel0igt ri ber er mitiIlet. Wen
oet bupoe ~natIrligois fun anipore
os til poerIigere anitrPngeIier oeo
Brig al Notwithstanding ogSprsit.
ming ! aompen moo agerfnaIen.
Sp'fernes 5notrpf par feIgen0e:
u&or Gil6ere0ning og afiptning al
9anobrligsprooufter er / goo Oroeu,
oerimoo bar oi meget At ior5eore
BET praftiife 9anobru9 boa0e oeo.
rsreaoe 9u5opr- o. PlanteapI. 6n
iprig 2an6man6 blanot Q~eltaaerne
BAR enoog iao ippoig at bemPrfe:
3e ma pit lige'om 81 5ape SnO.
ierietstolo paa 5ooeritoffer for at
lore at 6rin9e noget no al Den
biemIige Sor0.@
afilereOe MinOesmarfer.. 5ors,
p. sui. Minoesmprfet oDer 9i.
ifop 4eoer Maoien ~afilereoes / 81
termi00ag paa Ruospeobp STRIFE.
gaaro. Ga. 200 Renneifer por til
Steoe, o%eribIan0t giifop @egner.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8nmfier. 9onfa-
rensraa0 Satobi % Grofesior
Gorm. 9tinoesmprfet 6eItaor al en-
6ornboImif @raaitten, Ser bPrer
ct beit aors; paa aoriets lopr.
tang fmoes / uo5apet ReIief ariiti
0ionogram % oe grpife 9ogitauer
glia og Omega; paa aoriets 9png.
oeitan9 er u0bu9get en- gfipeitoo.
9rouit Gbrftenien i SIo0slunOe
6ao 9ispinoen mootage Minoesmpr.
fet iom et ll0trpf for ben 5engi.
oen6e0, SafnemIig6eO % 9Grbgoig.
beo, ale fslte Tor giifop MaoIen.
Stiftsprooit 3acobi / aaIborg uotaI-
te gisplnoens 1af Tor BET imuffe
@in0e5marfe % bite geIiigneIien
ooer 5orlamlingen.
- 9eiea. IS. Sui. Ssn0ag 81.
%termiooag a%filoreoes i S%fi6eluuo
arat et 0inoesmerfe Tor ai0Boe
6eieiteretsiagfarer Soeno 9egsbro.
9foro9 BERTH er inoiomlet blanOt
2(noelsiaaens 8enner. 9%iGeo5ugger
elias 2lsgaoro aorbus 6ar leue.
ret ben ca. / alen 6Die @raniften,
iom iorll0en 5nifription 5prer en-
Eortrptne0a lion Al Den Af0e0e.
4uoers AieIien til Spefitrop otter.
gaaro foreto9 afilsringen.
5olfetinssmanO i. Sierre bar at.
Ter paft 0pmprf iom6eo ON tit
Qoon. 5or ct Bar Gage iioen, ifri-
Der SIR. 0obI." al q. Sui, moe.
5olOt BET raoifale oSpoif 0orgen.
bln0@ Ell l9ngere 91torle ON, al
5olfetin9smanoen par melot til 80.
litiet for iolif 5pil 9olo og 5pOerf
"a 5oltetin95mano g. 9ierre iom
befenot bsrer tt Regerinespartiet,
og oa man 10 al Grfaring oeO, meo
bpor imao 9tioler Der fan relies
Sfanonle ON en- poIitiif Mooitanoers
0oon, bar Der fun @runo til at toge
6iitorien meo en- ois 5orfigtigbeO.
5 on0re ro0ifole 8laoe bar affp.
rem ieIpfel9elig opret ibrig orsftet,
fommeuteret oa ni0ere uopifIet. Zen
mantte 10 benregnes til BET gooe 2e.
ieitof / 4gurfeti6en.
aae De rooifole Blade bar ielp.
folgeIig D9ret enig ON, at 3. Bier
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-13
0anif e~amS6rmas suaa6eb %

9anif g%anObrnss SpasbeO o.
Gtbrfe. st SeIitob al % 2anO.
menO fra Sesieu iflg. q. Fl. og
~ bar befsgt GaHmart for at i9t.
tie Zig mo I Oonite 9onobrugsfor.
boGo. 3oniulent 2. Ssrenien, 6or-
lens, bar uOtalt iig ON oe tpife
9nnosmpuos Sn6trpf of bort 2ono.
brug. De por meget begeiitreoe for
Dor anoelspirfiombeo. 8lanteaplen
par De fife ian i~mponereOe al, naDn,
Zig lngoe Epiferne M9rfe til oct me-
get %1lfruot, Der, iom befenOt, er oct
oonffe 2~anobrugs emme Buntt.
en- Of 7eltagerne uotoIte: hi bar
ogioo pagerfool" / Sesien, men oi
In0er Dem fife itaa iod lpnge. 81
soeIpgger Dem oeO 6afning og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-13

y 9orr. bar in9eu Dato. Heo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-13

eDn Oe SOrOen. 6reoerifs6non,
%. Slili. st 6eftigt llpeir Orog /
@aar ef~termiooags oper 6reoerifs.
6aun. 9pnet log oeo 7.1ioen neo
! en- @jenoom, tilbsrenoe Sitter Bal
0emor Senien, poa Sisrnet Bangs.
I6oItran0. QaoebDgningen neO6rpno.
re. Ter in~oebrpnote 2 ager, I
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-06-14
LEGISLATURE TO
CHOOSE SENATOR
After Choice of People, Legisla.
tive Body VIII Decide on
Senatorsllip.

Pierre, 5. D., June 12.-Section
G2 Of the primary law provides:
The endorsement by popular vote
Of a party candidate for United
States senator as provided by this
act and the issuance to such candi-
date of a certificate of nomination,
as herein provided, shall have the
force and effect of an instruction
to such members of the legislature
of the same political party as such
candidate as were nominated at
the same primary election to vote
for and support such candidate in
the legislature for the office of
United States Senator
1t was acting upon this section
that the people Of South Dakota
on June 4th east their ballots in
the senatorial preferential primary,
and while it looks like they gave
Dean Sterling a plurality of about
1000 for that Office, it will depend
upon tie legislature who is the
next senator from South Dakota.
A federal statute provides that a
majority of both houses of a legis-
l%ature, meeting in joint assembly,
shall be necessary to elect. Pro-
cedure as to method OF meeting is
provided for.
There will be AS members of the
next legislature. 45 in The senate
and l03 in the house. 1t is very
probable that all but a very few
will be republicans, so for purposes
Of estimating the strength of each
senatorial candidate the whole mem
bership of both houses will be used.
STERLING WILL HAVE ~.
On the basis of counties and dis
tricts carried by each of the sew
eral candidates, Sterling will have
y votes "a in the senate and IS
in the house; Gamble 49-14in the
senate, 30 in house; and Richards
will have 27-7 senate, 20 house.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-06-14

A majority of rs votes is needed
TO elect. AS all of Richards
strength presumably and a majority
of the Legislature certainly will be
progressive, after the first ballot
Sterling ought to be able to borrow
enough strength to put him across
the wire first.
VOTE BY COUNTIES.
The vote by counties will be:
Sterling-House: Bon Homme
,, Buffalo /, Charles Mix 3, Clark
,, Clay /, Codington 3. Deuel. |,
Deuel. Hamlin /, Douglas l., Ed
minds |. Faulk |, Hand | Hughes
|, Hutchinson /, Jerauld l., Lake
,, Lincoln 2, McCook 2, Marshall
/, Minnehaha 5, Pennington 2,
Sanborn l., Sphinx 3, Stanley 3,
Turner 3, Union 2.
His strength in the senate will
lie: Aurora Douglas /, Brule-Buf-
ale .Jerauld /, Charles Mix l., Clark
l., Clay /, Codington /, Deuel.
Hamlin |. Faux Potter Dewey |,
Hand Hyde l., Hanson cCook 1,
lIughes-Sully /, Lake l, Lincoln /,
Marshall l.. Miner-San5orn |, Min
nehaha 2, Pennington /, Sphinx /,
Stanley /, Turner /, Union l..
CANDLES STRENGTH.
The preferential vote in the diff
ferent counties give Gamble his 40
as follows: House: Aurora /.
b own 4, Brule l.. Butte /, Camp
bell /. Corson |, Caster |. Dawson
,, Dewey-Ziebach /, Fall River /,
Gregory 2, Harding /, Hyde |.
Lawrence 4, Lyman 2, Mcpherson
|, Meade 2, Mellette-Tripp l, Per-
kins 2, Potter J., Walworth |,
Yankton =. His senate vote will
be: Brown =, Butte Lawrence 9.
Campbell Mcpherson /, Corson-
Edmunds-W alworth !, Custer-Fall
River l., Dawson /, Gregory /,
Harding Perkins |, Lyman l., Mel
lette-Tripp |, Yankton /.
RICHARDS LINEUP.
Richards vote will be split up
as follows: House: BeadIe 3, Day
,, Grant 2, Hamlin /, K~ingsbury
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-06-14
MCINTOSH 10;
MOBRIDGE Ii

"A game Of baseball was played
between the Mobridge and Mcintosh
ball teams on the local grounds last
Sunday afternoon, the score re-
sulting as stated in the above head
lines. The large score was the
result CT uniavorable weather con-
ditions, the temperature being
rather cool for ball playing, with a
strong wind blowing. Added to
this, neither team was in the best
OF condition as regarded players,
although some excellent plays were
made during the progress of the
game. Homer and Leonard Ellis
worth, of the Mcintosh aggrega-
ton, each made a home run.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-06-14

AT a meeting OF the eXecutiv,
committee of the Old Settlers asSo.
citation Of Walworth county, helt
ii the courthouse at Selhy on Sat.
urday. June Sth, it was decided t(
hold the annual picnic on Satur'
day, June 22d, in Z. j. Thorten.
sens grove. one mile west of Selby
There will be a baseball game anC
some minor sports. All are cor
daily invited to come and have {
good time. j. Is. Smith, Secretary
The News understands that w
j. Perry is a candidate for election
rs school treasurer at the election
to be held in this school district
next Tuesday afternoon. Ir. Perry
is well qualified for the position in
every respect, besides being one Of
the patrons Of the schools. The
News hopes that all mis- friends vii
make a special effort to attend the
election and cas- their votes foi
him, at the same time assuring the
public that the~fnancial affairs OF
the district will be attended to il
a competent and painstaking man
ner in the event of his election.
The towns along the Cheyenne
branch of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& Puget Sound railway from this
city to Faith will in the future re-
celve the advantage of a direct eX-
change in the mail service Ac-
cording to advices received by
Postmaster Vawter yesterday, a
mail ear and clerk will be put on
the run in the very near future.
The people along this line have
been endeayoring to secure an up
to-date mail service for sometime
past and the news Of the favorable
action Of the postOflice department
comes to them IN a very welcome
manner.
Quite a large number Of Mobridge
Elks will attend the Elks' carnival
which meets in Sioux Falls on
Wednesday and Thursday of next
week. Among those whose names
The News has heard are Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Conger, Mr.. and Mrs
l.. j. Cunningham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ.
Boyd. DR.. and Mrs. q. IL. Twin
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. jim Cummings,
Paul Nylen, VIM. Donahue, NJ. A.
Tutt.e, j. j. Klein, A. G.. Miss, of
this city, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il.
Mclaughlin, Of Wakpala. Al
Aberdeen a special train of twelve
coaches will be provided for the
EIks from that city and this part
Of the state. The famous Pioneer
Limited equipment will be used
on this train and it is estimated
that three hundred Elbs will be on
board the special.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-06-14
SIMPLE MIXTURE HELPS
MOBRIDGE PEOPLE

That simple remedies are best
has again been proven. ThOs.
H.. Church reports that many Mo-
bridge people are receiving QUICK
benefit from simple buckthorn
bark, glycerine, ETC., as mixed in
Adler-i-ka, the German appended
It's remedy. A SINGLE DOSE
helps sour stomach, gas on the
stomach and constipation IN
STANTLY because this simple
mixture antisepticizes the digest
i've organs and draws off the i'm
purities.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-06-14
Local Notes

w ). Perry.
\. f. Miles and Spencer Field
were at Selby on business Tues
day.
If in need of a sunshade para
sol of exquisite beauty call at
Miss Hellriegel's.
Attorneys j. E. ClaJ ton and
w. NJ. Potts were county seat
professional visitors Monday.
.. l.. PARROT, receiver Of the
United States land Office at Timber
Lake, was an arrival from that
place last evening.
Mrs. l.. II. GerSais, of Great
Falls, Montana, is visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. I. E.
McComb and family.
l.. E. Pierce came in from lsa-
bel by the automobile route Mon
day to attend to business matters
for a couple Of days.
Berwin POGO SmOkeless Bril-
quittes at the Central Lumber
Company. Equal to any anthra-
cite coal and much more
Omical.
Miss Regina j. Larson is spend
ing a couple Of weeks at Navan,
COrsOn county, visiting on the
farms of her brothers, Martin and
Richard.
For lots in the best residence
district at $1,000 per month, see
Goodman, representative OF the
Grand Crossing Land and I'M
prOvement Company.
Harold Martin, son of Mrs. G..
H. Egery, of the Mobridge House,
arrived Sunday night from Osh
kosh, Wis, and will make his fu-
ture home in this city.
The Mobridge Band appeared on
Main street Wednesday evening
and rendered several very pretty
musical selections, which were
highly appreciated by the people OF
the city.
q. j. Schellenger, folmer dep
uty state superintendent, is here
from his home in Mobridge today.
He is working as salesman for a
school book company. Pollock
Progress.
O. F. Waller, Of Aberdeen, di-
vision freight and passenger agent
of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul & st. Paul railway, was a
Mobridge visitor Tuesday on com
pany business.
Nearly all of the school teachers
of the city and surrounding coun-
try went to Aberdeen early in the
week to attend summer school and
institute at the normal for the
coming five weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. K. ShOwalter
went to Aberdeen Wednesday
evening to meet Miss Pierce, who
is coming home from Winona,
Mimi, where she has been going
to school, Isabel Independent.
C.. H.. Cartmell, superintendent
of the Commercial telegraph Office
in this city, accompanied by Mrs.
Cartmell, left Tuesday evening on
their annual six weeks vacation,
which they will spend in Chicago
and points in Ohio.
The furniture and furnishings
for the club rooms of the Mobridge
Club arrived last week and have
been placed in position in the
rooms in the new Pierce block.
The furnishings are the finest that
could be obtained and give the
club rooms an appearanceof beauty.
1t is doubtful if there is a city in
the state twice as large as Mobridge
which has as splendidly appointed
club rooms as has the Bridge City.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-06-14

IN 40, 50 or 100 acre tracts. See
Goodman.
f. j. Martyn, Of Aberdeen, was
attending to business matters in
this city yesterday.
\ large assortment of cne-piecel
dresses and separate waists just re-
ceived at the Millinery Store.
Little Lilah OrrOck left last even
ing for Cash, Perkins county, where
she will visit for some time at the
home of her grandparents.
Work on the abutments for the
new city water tower was com
menced last week. Il. T. English
has the contract for this part Of
the work.
Order some of then Berwin POGO
Smokeless Briquettes of the Cen
trail Lumber Company. Just the
thing for summer use. A trial
will convince you.
Wanted-Work by middle aged
lady; place in store, restaurant,
hotel or homework. Can give ref
erences if desired. Address Mrs.
j. E. Callahan, Box ia, Isabel,
S. ID.
j. n. Anderson came up from
Mobridge and spent a few days on
the homestead. While here he
J made arrangements to have eighty
acres of flax planted. -Watauga
Progress.
Lyle and Leon Cummings went
to Marmarth Tuesday to visit with
their grandmother while Mr.. and
Mrs. Cummings attend the Elks'
carnival at Sioux Falls on Wednes-
day and Thursday of next week.
A wrapped book addressed to
! Mrs. G. II. Twining was miSlaid
in some business place in the city
a few days ago. Anyone knowing
its whereabouts will confer a great
favor on Mrs. Twining by notify
ing her.
Miss Melissa Wolverton, who
has been visiting with her brother
twelve miles northeast of the city
following a surgical operation
about a month ago, has again re-
sumed her position as stenographer
in the law Offices of p. G.. Morri-
son.
There is a possibility that our
neighboling town of Gienham may
be dry after July LIST. 1t is re-
ported that some OF the signers to
the petitions for saloons were not
freeholders in the. full meaning of
the statute and that for this reason
the petitions are insufficient.
The regular annual school elec-
ton for Flora School District, No.
13, will he held in the schoolhouse
in this city next Tuesday afternoon,
June 18th, for the purpose Of elect
ing a treasurer for three years and
one director for one year. The
polls will be open from 2 to 6
o'clock p. m.
Glen Waterbury, of Mellette, was
a guest this week at the home of
his grandfather, James Wrigley
and family. He has just returned
from three years service iD the
United States navy, having served
on the cruiser Washington. Most
Of his time was spent On the Japan
and China stations.
a business transaction took place
in this city yesterday whereby r.
l.. Horn disposed of his tonsOrial
business and fixtures to Jesse
Campbell, Of Cleveland, n. d. The
new owner assumed the manage
ment of the business at once. He
expects to move his family to Mo-
bridge in the near future. Mr..
Horn is undecided as to his future
plans, but informs The News that
he will continue tC reside in NO.
bridge and take a we'll deserved
vacation for some time to come.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-06-14

2, Miner 1. Moody l., Roberts 8,
Sully /. He will be entitled in
the senate to: Beadle /, Day J.,
Grant l, Kingsbury l., Moody l.,
Roberts /.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-06-14
Notice, Farm Loans.

We are in the market at all
times for good real estate loans.
Mobridge State Bank.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-23
MYSTERIOUS DISEASE
TAKES HOBART CHILD
Physicians Apparently Un-
able to Diagnose Illness
Terminating Fatally.
Especial to TIE TINES J

Hobart. Ind. Nov 23.-The sudden
death of Madaline Rose. the four year
old daughter of town marshal Fred
Rose who died this morning after an
illness lasting but twenty-four hours
has spreGa q. srp among many families
mere. Tkzsz ihysicians who were called
into the case. were unable to cope with
the disease. and are said to be at olss
for cause.
Frank Hartnick seven year old son
of widow and Edward Keilman. Il
year old son of trustee Edward Keil-
man are said to have shown symptoms
similar to those which teh Rose child
displayed. They have been Ill since
Thursday, and their condition does as
yet not appear to be critical.
Rhe Rose girl was taken III yester-
d Ar morning with a high fever. A sore
tffToat developed and later convulsions
set In. during which she died at $40
o'clock this morning. She is survived
by three sisters and two brothers and
her parents. who have the sympathy
of the entire community for their sud
den bereavement. The funeral ar
rangements have not yet been made.
When the Hartnick boy was taken
i'll on Thursday in school, all the chill
dren were dismissed and the rooms
we're fumigated to prevent was fear
ed to be outbreak of scarlet fever.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-23
INVESTIGATING
REPORT ON
"WHITE SLAVERS'

Hammond and West Hammond
authorities were today investigating a
report eminating from Chicago that
Dominic Boria is the resort keeper who
with the aid of accomplices attempted
70 affect the kidnapping OF the fifteen
year old Cacaro girl in Chicago yes
terday for the white slave" traffic
out here.
At noon today the police had not yet
succeeded in establishing the Chicago
report as a fact.
Thirteen arrests were made in Chi
cago yesterday in a raid aimed at
blackhanders. Louis Cera one of the
mon arrested for the attempted kid
naping of the Cacaro girl, identified
Sam Ruffo. 70S Halsted street, one Of
the me ncaptured. Cera said he paid
Rufo $40 to kidnap the girl and that
the two of them planned to take her
to a resort in Hammond
William Ulrich. the driver of the
taxicab in which the kidnap ping was
attempted also identified Ruffa A
third man whom the Chicago police
say they identified is Dominic Boria
the alleged resort keeper
Later in the day the Hammond police
stated that they were unable to con-
newt Boria with any local business