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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-27
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Saloon n%cSbrrnbt. Inocrion &
WtcGobeS Saloon / Spluan ncb-
brGnOte Seaoog Ifctn, og Ga ser /
ionmc 9pQning brcocS &oteliorrct.
ming, blcp Eabct omtrent $1,000. Ge
ubcIoiqc SoIoonoprtCr bar uetop
ilpttcoe iuo ira @reonerO, % SIOen
iag0eS at purc pauIat.
SpSc pna SOipitnlct. Ole Sill
bert Scpnc, Sen al anltt Seune /
Sacrco Scarf, er 6en Soc oS. 800 pon
ct &oipitoI / minneapolis, nogct
oocr 81 Nor gommcl. Ni0o0c bar
loot / Socreo Scarf o0 bIcp Ser /
1899 gift meo Miii$ &riItiona Sort
QoarO, Ser mcO ire &orn oucrlcoer
ham.
@nmmcl Wuno brufnci. Ole Mtif.
felton,, ser bar blouot DC QuIuIc Settr
Irrc / Scou0ia, Nope GQlmtD, or for
lcocn Orufnet / &n0iiGcu NOR lit
Stem. &ugen bar &i0nc til lllpffc1t,
men set nntogc&, at ban bar foric9t
at 70 ouer / Ell @noo, o1 at oerue er
fmtrct. YfOcOc, Der bIcp oucr 20
HIor, cftcrIobcr iig Semcrne Gbriit,
&cluiS % Ncuru iont Ell Cater,
Mrs. Z. 5. @ar@uci&.
Srrbt nnScr Saatcu. gnorew
Qorictb Ser oar - Nor Qommcl o.
Nrcu en- Ncitmlrout / Srtonpiue, bIeu
iioitc SpnouQ orpbt otte NttI norOcn'
for 0ueu, ihct bans @cpUr lpcntct
gjf al % Sobningen trof ham / so
pc0ct. llIpffcu inbtraf nctop ionl
Tcrieth par Itcgct no al lin alttomo'
bill % latte fine TO @cuprer oeo 81
BEN al Sisrctaict. Sans Suitrll uar
mc0 oa blcp &ibnc iii Den irp0teliaC
SiIoruQclic. Sun firrte Waifiner
tiIbage iii Srtonuiue % tiltaIote Sig'
ipuSmmben.
Eiuncrtuinoe opS. YrS, Martbc
Iuulion, Ser Tom l,ug Eigc tom til
Gmerifa / 1867, err iorleocn afaaaet
peo Cohen hos lin Son, Gomorf
RauIion, / Sacreo Scarf al glocr.
6omSipagbeb. Samme gar ion
hun anfom iii Imcrifa blep bun
@i&coniin gift meo TauI EouIior
SrmboISruo, % DC ilpttebe nogle Ial
ienere iii HenoiQe Gountp, bppr bur
boehe til fin Se6. De bapbe / ii
gGgteifab otte Born, men fitn 70
uemlig goparb % Mrs. Ilfrci
&ing operleuer Wnoeren. 9egrapeI
len ioregif 2sroag Den 1ioe Sept
ira Spnobefirfen.
N%pbngger last tilbpile. Solpo,
R~obertion, Der bar blonbt DC ferltl
Rorbm9nb iom neoiatte iig | Hiee o.
Boobbue Gountper, hebe Ssnbog Mi
ten Den Soc Sept. | lit Stem Del
0apion, efter at babe pPret ipgeIis
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-27

fisbco os SamoittiabeSsfuIobeo. %
ban fsrit tiltraobte fin Mute bet
Bloomington apenuie % 24oe 8aoe
par Der nlangeiteos ingcn Sortause,
men laiige S~trGfninger maatte Der
traifes giennem bpb Sgle.
nbcbaselis DpIepelIe. g. s. @reI-
long og 9nitru, Der Dor | onoen
Gtage oper columns gutif | Dem lille
gp @rbaro, bar forIeoen Hot gione
til, at Snbbruostppe rumitereoe |
gitifen neoemnoer, men tliroe life
laoe iig merle meb, Of De par tillteoe.
Ne berte, at Sppene bnloreoe og
fmirrebe, ba De fanbt Eengeifuifen
tom, og at De berpao gif tilperfs meo
at bore ct Sui / oct branbiifre Sfab
alt bpao De iagbe fltloe beres, oa
Der | @nlpet bar Iabuinger Tor Sp-
pormning at snerite Gtage. Get bar
olt ailoet emo bebageligt for De lpt-
tenoe sGgtefolf, ba Gpnamitlaortn-
acn ! Tengeifabet erplooereoe og belle
gpgningen paflebe, men De felte Jig
o%nerbepiite ON at bore neie bepog-
tcoe, % bolbt fla Dcrfor title iom
ifrpmte Wits. Ser bar nemlig Ell
pripat Telefonlehni,g mellem guttfs
bpgninqen og Wr. Golums Siem, o9
bo @rellong ferit mcrfebe Dc ilblione
8iGitcr, ringte ban op Sollims Tor
of inoerrette Dem ON, bpao Der par
iQiPre. Ga SeIefonen rilgeoe hos
Scr. Solum falot oct ham lnlioler.
tib itrar inb, at oct bar nogetl az Sa-
/ Sliiets anoen Gtage, Iom
nilbe hare BAN tilbe6itc og forltprre
bans Hatterp, bporfor ban arg | Sll
roobte inb / Seleionen: Sob eoer
title oeroppe!" ga 8rcQong berte
benne barife Silto1e islte ban iig for-
pisiet ON, at Sppene hopbe bemGgti-
get Tia 3eIefonen % at ban bar aaaet
pent / Splben. Otter at FengeIfabet
bar iprpnat bleb ser igien Ell bel
anllrren o. Mnrren blanot Snoene,
oo ser i1aen Ienee fnrhtes, og elloe,
lia blep set title ibet DC opgau bet
bele oa forlob 9utifcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-27
Eun qnkntu.

Carer buo. Clifford 9. Sobninn,
2Grer peo Stotcns College / 9roof.
ings, bpoc iioitc Ssnoag / Surpn Ell.
ter nogcn Sios 2ibelie al Herpefe-
Der. Iioebc, ser fiin blep y Iar
gammel, anianc5 iom Iutoritet paa
MteicripGienct3 OmraaOe.
S%npbrnostpuc / GlOrenee. sppe
bapoc Hat til SsnDag banet iig slo-
gang til SIprence Mercantile Cos
Slltlf / 6Iorcnre og iat Jig | Seiio-
belle al DC So, iom laa | Eeneeifui-
ZEN iomt i~oriunet fig meb enbel Ia-
rcr, Sppe1te oniees for at bore Hp-
b%c9pnoere i @oanbperfet.
2anabrna / itor Still. gIbert So
cobiou bar inar / N9rbeoen al @eb-
tier Oprfet $40 McreS, bporaf netop
er trGlfet 1858 @uIbels 8orn. Gen
beoitc SABRE GAP / @iennemintt &c
@uibelS pr. Gcrc og Speoen 20A gil.
ibel. Sor Srpifingen alene betaIte
DIR. Sacobion 0en b~etpoeIige Sum al
$1,140.92.
SpifenS mpSeS. S Mr. os Irs.
Gabriel GarIioss &iem peo 2ennor
bar Der iorIcoen Samiliefeit ioei
Mrs. Carlton lit 9eieg al en- Bro
Der, bum life bapoe feet | DC iioite 80
aar. S~roocreL Siaac @union, ocr
mi Dor | Sacona, @aib.. optraaote
ganite ilpentet. % @lGoen blep Der
peo iaa meget itsrrc.
SpSsinlo | Iermiliun. Ole 8un'
oerion, isbt / Soler, Horge, Den Site
San. 1916, or oen Toe Sept. oeo
tit Stem / @crmilicn. Ifosoe bler
/ Soisr gift meo Cine Mmrnoiel Der
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-27

tiaigemeo fire gprn operIeper BAN,
Wteo lin Suitru ubpanorebe ban til
amerifa | 1867 % fom efter ct Iars
Spbolo til Union County, bpor 8a'
milien inotiI for fun TO a ire aar II.
Den boeoe paa lin 5arm. De flptteoe
% til 0ermilion. 8unoerion par en-
| offent!ige InIiggenoer meget be-
nDttet Ianb. San bar Meolem al
Sf~oleraaoet / omtrent 80 aar; Goun-
tDfommisi9r; Meblein at bet Wsoe,
Der u~barbeibeoe Spb 0afotas 4oniti.
tuition, ligeiom ban ogiaa bar Mteo-
lem al Staterls ferite 2egislatlr. I'm.
Der uiGopanlig flor GeltageIie blep
bm ltebt. tilbpile Den 90e Sept. Ea-
itorerne Spsnes og Heinertien taIte
peb gaaren.
@il tiltuinse fig fine Yprn. Irs.
Wartin apalsbaug bar peo Gettelt
/ Canton anlagt en- Sag, iom MI beef
fer mesen Spmerfiombeb. Sum 10.
ger ilclnlig peo Hetten at ~gienpinoe
fine egne Born ibet bisie / i'm Sib
blep %operoraget til observation-disclosures
Smlorg. Wartin &palsbollg blep for
ltogen Sio iioen mproet noe peo Seit-
fpiten, bportil Samilien bar ilpttet,
og UNDER Getsforfelgelien MOB Wor-
oeren blep Der giort Den Eaaitano,
at Sultruen bnpoe pGret belartig |
Sorbrpbelien. Siln blep BOG frifienbt
inoer SorilbiGtning al, at bpab Del
bun emo bopbe hapt | fin Wanbs
Seo, Dor aariaeen at ipore / Den
Snbflpbelie, Tom Worberen bapoe
bnpt ODER benbe. @ernene blep BEN
Sang operbragne til geoitefor9l-
brelle / Canton, nrerl Wooeren bill III,
forisge at blipe anerfjenbt iom Den
nprmeite Taarsrerloe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-27
5miHcnuHn.
SposfalS / Srcmpcaleam So. SCI

SpOsfalo | Srcmpealean 80. War.
tin Sanion, Der fom til Imerlfa
1862 og iom bar Ell al Srempealeall
Gonntps gamle Hioneerer, CT afgaaet
peo Geoen efter ct fort Spgeleie. Sat
bar fsot / Soler / 1886 % blep gift
meo Slea Stutrub, iom osoe for 20
@ar iioen. glf bans Is Born leper
M finn oe 9, nemlig Worris, Mrs.
g. Z. Scrreio, Senrp og Siloa, Der
Dor / IGrbeoen Of Blair; WfaoS
2imon, Colo; Warie, / Chicago;
Mrs. Soiepb Sobnion, gemtojL
Winn.; sllpb, Sonora, sc. O., pg
3beooore, @aloorf, Minn.
SlSspaabc / Silsbale. Gn Sloe-
brand, Ser altages at ifripe Jig ira
Ell Sampes Grploiion, onretteoe Nut
til Manoog ct Cab al $4,000 Den
lille gp Silsbale, beliggenbe Ter Wtil
~Isn6enfor Barron. De pGientlige
Cab opeipes iom islger: $. 8. Carr,
gutifbpgning, $t,S00; SO. Smart,
geboloning al Sernparer, $4,000;
e. 6. Smart, Sltif % Sarebebolo.
ming, $1,000; San Gurren, Slogter,
ST 500. 8. 81. Slions og Siasoale
WercantiIe Cos gutifsbpgninger
blep noget beifaoigebe, ligelebeS Sar-
merS Telephone grfanee. Eoltfon.
toret pnr / BEN enc al De br9note
9pgninger, men ale Eoltiager reooe-
DcS.
@iseunins fprite GapitOl. Ieo
Belmont itaar enbmi Den gpgning,
Ser tiente iom aapitol, % Misconlln
Serritori isrit orsaniiereoes, mer,
ocn bar DC iibite 8 q 6 Iar pGret be-
npttct Iom @riiebus al oen nGrbo-
cnbe Sarmer. Ser er BOG MI gicrt
Observation-Disclosures til at merle bette
biitoriife Steo paa en- ~pasienoe Waa'
Sc, ioet @is. federation OF @omerts
Clubs bar iorifaffet ct 8ranitmonit'
ment, Der BEN Toe Sftober ifal afIls-
res. Nonumentet relies nsiagtis
poa Iamme Steo bpor Den gamle aa-
pitolbnanins itob, ioet Den for II aar
iiScu flnttebes ct fort Stpffe BEN til
en- SpiueIti. Mrs. Sesiie s. Sfin-
uer al Mabiion er 5ormano for
| ~apiunerues Monumentfomite 90 oil
iom iaaSan operorase @inSesmerfet
iii Staten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-27

poster for HuSIono eIler gfrifd. @iit
ten q nenilig bin Seroag aften
mebens ban off paa en- al SpeltS mel
b~efGrbeoe @ooer, areben al en- Wonf
% fert I'll Ell Iffrog npr curling
ton 9aneitS Spor, bpor ban bier
plpnoret for tit llbr. ct anbct nmen-
lteife fonl ogioa til Steoet, o. DC to
toa 8utten til en- Sfog peitenfor
@pen % lurreoe bom Der fat til ct
SrG. s mere emo TO Gage % to
R9tter itob ban, / Denne StiQiua, men
fit enoeIig SirSbo9 lott fine 9oanb %
iIGbte fig bient. San Iaa / Here
Gage tiIiengS eftcr bcn barbariife
gebanoling, men fom Jig BOG igien
% forieger at gIeumc Den rGoielS-
iuloe Splepelie.
Stntcns SfoIe / Imes. DR.. Hon.
mono U. Eearion, ben me Erpiioent
for Statcns College / Ames, anfom
belt nDcntet iioitc WanOag Worgen
og tog lanrme Gag uoen pioere Sc
rcmonier fat paa lin 8ierning. Sfo.
len bar bette Semeitcr iuit 2,142
Stu0enter, bcrai 1916 / Tepdrte-
mettet for 2anobriig, 496 / Sngeni.
eroepartcmentet, 344 itlocrer SllS.
boIonin9 og 6S Observation-Disclosures,
foru0en enoel iprebte oper andre
&uriuS. Stll6enterncs IntaI er for
eaeoe / alle Gepartementcr, men melt
piicr ncnnc 6orsgelie fla / SfoIcn5
observation-disclosures, ioct De 3l4
unge Eiger | bette er langt mere emo
man bar pentet. @tgoot SeQn er oct
o9iaa, at al 5ioroarets 6t6 5reibmen
cr mi 437 onnlclbte iom Sophos
mores. 5 forcgaaenoe Nar bar Sra.
foloet al 6reibmcn ira oct enc Aar
I'll oct nnoct prret lnnat iterre. s
Eigcrnes GilrilS for SuSbolbning CT
BOG bette SorboIb ellonH mere op-
mlntrenoe, i6et ser iijor bar 100
6rcibnlcn, mcbc1tS SopbomoreS cIler
anoct IarS alaSie iaar tGIer 100
- altiaa ct 6rafnlb al finn 9.
Gn Stamp fpr 2ipet. Sogen moo
6nrurren Grneit SCsicniliS, Der an
tlagcS for al haze 6rpbt lin Suitru,
bpffer FOR Eiocll opcrmaaoc Spiiat
/ GbCrofee, bnor ocu bebanoIcS ior
Hettcn. Wtr. &eSienillS iporer ingen
llo9ifter for at bepiie lin llifploiqbco,
og ban bar iaoIeoe5 ira Rortbmeits
crn llnipcriitet / Chicago cngngeret
Ell bcfierot &ntbolog, ser ifaI leie
baar0e &nll0cr / Sorbinoelie
mcO &uItrucnS Gab. Sarmercn paa
at bun ialbt ubior Ell Nltan /
Gtaac, men rciite iig citcr Sal.
oct % off iro / Suict, buor bun itror
oe6c, og ben lGr6e Irofe9ior fi1er, |
at ct Mtcnleitc goot funbe ialoe / Ell
laopaS Spi6e % crbolbe liuSfarlig
SpGitelie, mcn BOG ocrfor bare iitano
til at qau noqIc Sfriht, falbe beiui.
met on, for iaa igicn at reiie Jig %
laa inb / Suiet. Otter cn0el BLOB
Ipor ubcnior Suict fam set tpnfeS
ut haze fo~rcQaact poo oeu MuoOe.
Sormcre. ser boebe lonQt ira
rctitc life hicm 2orhoQ NfteL
ga oc biloe forbIipe ser Ssnbagcn
opcr Tor at pGrc be isritc paa Steoet
Mnnoag Worgen. GiIitrpmningen
til HetSialcn bar nemliq ppret iaa
Itor, at mango life if N6gang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-27

SeiteIuaoommen / Mftaacnbe. =

Soapel ira 2incoIn iom &eb Glono
melbtes / gegpnbelien al llgen, at
oen mpitiife Spgoom blanbt Seitene
oa bar / aitagenoe % fife Longer
oniaoes for at pere ierbeles farlig.
Ge forifieaige 9ebmolinger meo
Snoiprsitning al Serum bar Dog bit
Tia at ppre unpttige for life at lige
Ifobelige, ioet Sc a0er ileite iaalenes
bebonbleoe 9pr bar gaaet en- itffer
Spo imeoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-27

epmaaimen "Snsrennen' CT mohiasen !
ace creen. % ben er alt ci Tan snfe en-
esmaniue at oare. Zen s:sr aopi arbsibe
% 0dnr let.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-03-07
W0ONSOCKET PLANS
WATER CARNIVAL
ARTIFICIAL LAKE IN THE TOWN
TO BE MADE CENTER OF
UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT.

Woonsocket, S. D.-What promis-
es to become II of the principal at
fractions of South Dakota in coming
years, is the Water Carnival which
will be pulled off in Woonsocket dur
ing June of each year. The Coyote
Club of Woonsocket has appointed a
committee OF five to make the ne
cessary arrangements and this early
in the season inquiries concerning
the big celebration are being receiy-
ed. Lake Prior, an artificial lake
which is situated in the heart of the
city will be the scene OF many thrill.
ing and unusual demonstrations.
Among the contemplated improve.
ments will be the building Of a
shoot the chutes andswinter tubog.
gan" a central athletic field iraad
grandstand. 1aa2
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-03-07
JOSEPH HARKERa
DIES ON THE COAST,

A telegram was received Sunday
morning by j. 7. Morrow fromiW.
G. Harker OF Los Angeles, GAL, an
Inouncing; the death Saturday hight
CT his father, Joseph Harker, at the
home. The message did not state
tine cause of death or whether II
came suddenly or after an illness.
The news was very much regretted
by the many old friends of the de-
ceased in the city. Mr.. Harker came
TO Mitchell more than a quarter of a
century ago and for a number OF
Years was engaged in the mercantile
trade, and when he sold out the
business some twelve or thirteen
years ago, he and his two sons gave
their attention to the real estate
business, and looking after their
heavy interests in the state.
Some four or five years ago the
lIarker family went out to Los An.
a:eles to spend the winter and they
finally made their home there, with
the exception of one of the sons j.
G. Harker. About four years ago ].
G. Harker died in this city, and his
death was a crushing blow to the
parents, who never recovered from
the shock of his early taking away
About two years ago Mrs. Harker
died, and now the death OF
the father, leaving two sons and
three daughters to mourn his death
Mr.. Harker was here last fall and
remained a month or so looking at.
ter his interests. He was a fine gen.
tleman and was greatly appreciated
for his good traits of character. The
funeral will be held in Los Angeles
Tuesday. He was a member of the
Methodist church and was deeply in,
~terested in the church and Dakota
Wesleyan University. being a fire.
quent and good contributor to both
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-03-07
TO ABIDE
BY PRIMARY RESULT
IN FORMAL STATEMENT SAYS
RESULT WILL BE lNSTRUC.
TION TO REPUBLICANS OF
i.EGISLATCRE.

Sioux Falls, S. D.-Suggestions
and limitations from certain quar-
tiers at different times have been COW
ertly made and have reached the
friends of Senator Gamble that in
the event he receives the highest
number OF votes cast by the voters
of the republican party in the sena-
torial primary, his nomination there
under would be disregarded and his
election by the legislature would be
resisted within the party.
While Senator Gamble was in this
city a reporter made inquiry of him
as to the following statement:
The statute provides for a sena-
torial primary and that the person
who receives the highest number OF
votes cast by the voters of his par
ty for United States senator shall
receive a certificate from the state
board of canvassers declaring him to
be the regularly nominated candi-
date OF his party for the office to be
filled by the next regular session of
the legislature. The law further
provides that such endorsement shall
have the force and effect of an in
struction to the republican mem
bership of the legislature to vote for
and support the candidate for Unit
ed States senator thus nominated. 1T
is my urpose to submit my candi-
dacy to the republican party of the
state and in good faith abide the re-
suit. While | have the fullest con-
fdence in the determination, | shall
expect all other candidates for the
same position to yield willing obedi-
ence to the declared purpose and
spirit of the primary law in that re-
spect, and TO extend cordial co-ope-
ration thereafter as | shall, looking
to the election of n republican ma
jority in the legislature with the
same zeal and earnestness that our
respective campaigns are now made.
Il might further add, | have no
reason to doubt the good faith OF
willingness of any of the candidates
to abide by the result. You, how
ever, have asked me to declare my
position and | cheerfully do So
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-03-07
SUMMONS.
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.

OF SOUTH DAKOTA,
County Of Dawson, 20.
in Circuit Court, Foprth Judicial
Circuit.
Mae Newman. Plaintiff. VS.. John
A.. Newman, Defendant.35f
THE STATE OF SOUTH DAKO-
IA SENDS GREETINGs
To the above named defendant: You
are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint .pf the plain
tin in the above entitled action, q
copy of which Is hereto attached and
herewith served upon you and to
serve a copy of your answer to said
complaint on the subscriber at his
office on Main Street in Mitchell. Da-
vison County, South Dakota, with
In thirty days fro mthe service of
this summons upon you exclusive of
the day of such service. and IL you
fail to answer said complaint with
In the time aforesaid the plaintiff
will take judgment against you for
the relief demended In the complaint.
Dated February 9Th, 1912.
T. j. Spangler,.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Mitchell, So. Oak.
To the above named Defendant:
You are hereby notified that the COM
plant in the above entitled action
was filed in the Office of the Clerk Of
said Circuit Court in the Court
House in Mitchell, Dawson County,
South Dakota, on the 10th day Of
February, 1912.
T. j. spangler,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-03-07
BITTER FIGHTS
SEEN IN ATTACK
ON THE PRESIDENT
Statements by Roose-
velt's Manager
ARGUS Feeling
COWS ARE SCOEDR
Those for Taft are Declared
by Roosevelt People to
be Reaotionary
COWS ARE SCOEDR
Oyster Bay, y. Y.-The seige

Oyster Bay, y. Y.-The seige O
Sagamole lIi'.. bcgar when Colone
Roosevelt made his first appearance
in his home town since his declara.
ton of willingness to accept tho
presidential nomination. A full
nodeed battalion of correspondents
and telegraph operators came down
from Now York with the colonel,
leady Cor tie campaign from now
u!itil thc lie. .blican national con
vemtion meets.
For months tne colonel has de-
ciincd 20 be interviewed while at
Sycamore Hill, but he signaliZed
his entrance into the campaign by
lifting the embargo.
Colonel Roosevelt was pressed for
an explanation of opinion concerning
the Statements given out last night
by Senator Dixon, his campaign man
ager, in which President Taft's adj
ministration was criticised sharply.
He said he had not read the senator's
statement and was not qualified to
express an opinion. He had heard,
however, that coercion of federal Of
ticeholders in the sout was charge,
and said hat when he was pres!-
dent he had never used his influence
with ofice-hclders for his own adj
vantage. In fact. he had found it
necessary to use his influence to pre-
VEN federal ot1iceholders from work.
ing for his nomination in 1904 and in
1908. af.
The impression was general that
the lines OF battle would be drawn
more sharply as a result of the
broadside fired by the Roosevelt
forces at President Taft. Colonel,
Roosevelt made !. clear however, that
he intended to do everything in his
W TO avoid the appearance of at
lacking the president and TO prevent
the issue from becoming a personal
one
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-03-07
NOTICE OF THE TIME APPOINT.
ED FOR APPROVING WILL.

STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA,
County Of Dawson, 81. @
In County Court, In5!the matter
of the Estate of Gustav Adolph Carl
son, deceased.
The State Of South Dakota sends
Greeting to Christina Carlson, Sell
ma Hazlet, Emma Trip. John Carl
son, Victor Carlson, Henry Carlson,
| Gilbert Carlson, Arthur Carlson, Mae
Carlson, Edith Carlson heirs next OF
kin of Gustav Adolph Carlson, de-
| ceased. a ~ ~.
Pursuant to an order Of said
Court. made on the 28th day of Feb
ruary. 1912, notice is hereby given
chat Saturday, the 18th day Of
March, 1912, at ten o'clock n. M. of
said day, at the courtroom of Court,
at the City of Mitchell In the Coun-
ty Of Dawson have been appointed
as the time and place for proving the
will Of said Gustav Adolph Carlson,
deceased, and for hearing the said
petition for probate thereof and the
issuance Of Letters Testamentary
therein, when and where any person
interested may appear and contest
the same.
Dated at Mitchell, S. d, the 28th
day of February. 1912. @s
By the Court,
w. Abbey.
Judge of County Court.
(Seal)
Attest:
S. Cattrell,
Clerk of the Court. s s
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the fact that in 1905 he had 107,-
oSS plurality, and in 1910 was re
elected with 1914 plurality.
Hay of Washington. elected as a
progressive, afterward wabbled and
finally landed in the standpat jim
Hill column.
E%berhardt of Minnesota, succeed.
ed to ~governorship by the death OF
Governor Johnson; VIGOROUSLY out
of harmony with his states over
whelming anti-raft sentiment.
Goldsborough of Maryland, held
the best federal job Taft could give
in Maryland ill he was elected gov
arnor.
Pothier of Rhode Island, Aldrich's
governor of Aldrich's state. His
standing is indicated by the fact that
IN 1909 he had 1884 plurality and
in 1910 $40.
Spry of Utah, Shoots governor.
Pennewill of Delaware, governor
of the powder trusts headquarters.
Tener of Pennsylvania, Penrose's
man. Barely elected in 1910, with
and only 33,4Sl plurality owe Ber-
an donly 33,4S4 plurality over Ber-
~, Keystone candidate. In 1908
Pennsylvania gave 297,o0l Republic
can plurality.
Hoover o. Tennessee, elected gov
ernor by a fusion of Republicans and
Deneen of Illinois, who in 1904
had 299,l49 plurality, and in 1908
23,l44.
Oddie of Nevada, Il state that in
1910 cast a total of 20,623 votes.
Mead OF Vermont, who received
1888 plurality in 1910. while the
state gave his predecessor Poruty, in
1908, 29,445 plurality.
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GOV. STUBS SAYS TAFT
WILL WITHDRAW HIS NAME.

Washington, ID. C.-Governor w.
r. Stubbs of Kansas, one Of the ORR
ginal Roosevelt governors was in
Washington today for a few hours,
on his way to New Jersey and New
York. He expects to have a confer
cnce With Colonel Roosevelt.
II don't believe President Taft's
name will be presented TO the Chi
cago convention" Governor Stubs
asserted. He will not be able to
control the Ohio delegation, in my
Judgment. and will be forced to
withdraw
Governor Stubbs said throughout
the West Colonel R~oosevelts Column
bus speech was regarded as 1.-The
greatest public utterance since the
days of Lincoln
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WHAT ROOSEVELT PEOPLE
SAY OF TAFT GOVERNORS.

Washington, d. C.-Politicians
here today took stock of the twelve
governors, who have declared for
President Taft. The discussion dis
closed facts more or less interesting,
regarding their pledges OF support
About ten days ago Representa-
tive Mckinley, the Taft campaign
director, wired every Republican gov
ernor who had not declared fol
Colonel Roosevelt or Senator Lafol-
lette, requesting a statement in be
hall of Mr.. Taft's candidacy. The re
plies came so so slowly that further
messages went forth. The messages
were not only from MIR. Mckinley
but from state bosses, who were II
touch" with the governors. Herr
are the executives who were prevali
ed upon to stand for boosts OF thu
Presidents candidacy:
Carol of Iowa. standpatter, who's
standing in the state is indicated b.
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This is a Contest that
is On in North
Dakota
SPEAKS
Makes Two Addresses Today
in Behalf of Col. Roose-
velt's Campaign

Fargo, n. D.-Gilford Pinchot
spoke for Col. Roosevelt at Valley
City, y. d., today. and will speak
againg tonight at Jamestown. The
fight in this state is bet ween the
Roosevelt and La Toilette forces. 1t
is said there win be 175 La Toilette
meetings in the state in the next fif-
teen days, before the primaries. WIN.
j. Bryan will address the democrats
at Fargo neNt Thursday.