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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
STATE FAIR
Officers Will r equire New
Buildings and Liberal
Appropriation

Mitchell, Dec. 31.-W. s. Hill,
president of the South Dakota state
fair, went to Huron to attend a meet
ing of the board, which will arrange
for the asking of appropriations from
the legislature for the state fair this
year. The president stated that the
board would ask for a new building
to be built of cement or brick for the
poultry department, also for the pur-
chase of some land for enlargement of
the grounds, costing about $40. 900. al.
so will urge the appropriation of $780,
600 for the Beadle educational build
ing, a portion Of the Beadle fund raised
by the State Educational association,
to be used in completing the structure
on the state fair grounds. Mr.. Hill
said that the state fair association was
now in splendid condition. and that 1t
was being ~patronized quite literally
and extensively by the people, and that
under those circumstances the board
was justified In making these improve
ments. such as they believed the
people wanted.
Makes the stomach and bowels
healthy and regulates the little ones,
brings them healthful and natural
sleep. Hollisters Rocky Mountain Tea
is the best family remedy. S5c. Ask
your druggist.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-12-31

Don't wait until your blood is i'm
poverished and you are sick and all.
ing; take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea now; it will drive out the germs
of Winter, make you we'll and keep you
we'll 35c., Tea OF Tablets. Ask your
druggist.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-12-31

Fol- Rent. 100 acres one and one
half miles north of Madison. Well i'm
proved. ID. F. Dougheity.
House and two lots for sale. Inquire
of Guy E. Hanson. Jeweler.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
For Sale.

Registered Short Horn animals, on
the John Foley farm, seven miles
northwest of Madison. Phone 16. On
A line.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-30
en- uopei.
Torauoring al NUrinssmioler brastc
Sclo % Spffc.

Gn ilittig, men ipaaelig Bige, Der
pao @runo At Nerusiitet og SpIteri
life funhe iulbisre i'm Sfoleaang,
fonbt / @ropeN iitS oeu eneite Sing,
Der ipntss at bpage benbe op cg gipe
benoe SunbheoenS 8reb.
Sra Den ipphc @arnbom", flyer
bum, "har ieg life npret iterf. "a
iea til eubper Eris euifeoc at lore.
nonebc icl tiliibIt Ssiifolen. men
mart maotte iee lutte mine Stubier
poo 8rlIno al Nerpcippffelic cg Su,
itcri.
"0tin Isbe bcfom mig life pei
ieG blcp nlnger % mobioloeu. Seq
frnhe life nnbe ben cnfleite SeIifabe-
liabeb, ga iea irons @rrq al ollie
SloaS Webiciuer itabig leo al Ger.
upiitet.
"S oeune ippffebc SiIitano for
bIcu leg iubtil iel par % Mar, ou
le9 hIep i%ntcresicret / @reue ira iaa.
oonne, Der bnnbe (iliplber iom nit.
og 'om nnr hIenne helbreoeoe peb at
Ipt'e Grape ut$.
Seq houoe lioen Sro berpao, men
'orlto'teoc mig Ell Ynffe. on eitcr
Den 'er'te Eortion eriarebe ieo en-
etenoommelia Splelie al SiIirebSbeo,
lom le9 alortg hdube erbolbt ucb no
gen alminoelia Ssoe. Ten Gat iup
% bpiIebe ieN bebre, OF inben 100
Snae beannotc ieg at blue iterfere.
Seq huphe Ell nm SprnerumeIie al
Sreh 90 Suilc. Snben iaa lloer hIeu
lei III min tore @lpoe fuit haa0e
Sopeeplnen o1 NerOsiiteten. buorueS
Slnet blcu Init % iulbt al Saab. ,Seo
glenoptoa mine StuNier pa holot ie.
mere meo Setheo ii WaoneeerS Sfo,
lie natllrliguiS ipiite lea Grape.
nuts hner GaI. Set er M IRE Nar
ltoen lea beaunhte nf bruce @rape.
Nuts, leg or Susmober | CT lpffeliai
Slem % min aamle Spogbeo er al.
oria penbt tilbaae." Noonet opaipes
az Foltum 60. Battle Greet. @ih
Ser er en- 8runb.4 9pS Den lilIr
Boa "Sbe 8oao to @ellpine" i bper
Yaffe.
Noseuiinoe lGit ou~enitaacasc Yrcu
Ut MT nil %iorefomms fra Sio til an.
ben. 9s CT 9sfs, iausc % inloe a
5ntercsie for GeuueifebeSeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-30

tantcr. oil iee iise maHse Sat. Saa
f%ontnter SperesmaaIet n~ngnaenpe @ns
ben. Set bar og er min Nening, at
Sraelet er bet beoite. iom oil game
baaoe fottige og rise og oil pare |
mango Gnr Tom ct glerfe paa at vi tom
boz fiere Siembpgo thu. SEQ peb ius
gen paa betne Sioe Supet Tom life
bar noeet at taffe lin Siembnso for,
Sg mar pi fGnfer pan Siembpgben, oa
er 10 &irfen Iigeiom Centrum for bore
DVtnoer. Spor mango al benz Der /
Ginerifa forIob Sar % WPor iom unsc
Gutter 90 bigger % aIbris ifriper bieut.
50, for en- Giant Sec er n9iten fris
itet at itge bet er en- ntileipelig Spnp.
lort iaa mango besanr. at gIenime fin
6ar o9 Norl Nen ies baaber bette life
er @rinoen for hen Sldpbeb iom er
fomnlet ino | Sinbene hos iaa mango
az bort Solf. naar bet siaIber EN- @ape
til Dor Siembbgb. 9erfor. mine firre
gpgbefoIt, tom frem % LAB os / bet
r1tloite bsre fra eber. Seriom be bill
riGnne en- Yerion eIer en- aontte, ioru
5 fsIer 5 fan iette bebre 2ib til emo
mig, laa ean bare ipei. Seq ifal pRre
meo % bjGIpe alt ies tan. Seq fores
flaar at hi ienber Hengene til Ole u.
9pfab | Storb Sparebant, os ieg peb
oere ale tienoer bam. Saa Lao ps ale
iGtte inei og ienbe Yensene til Ssiten
laa pi tan faa GrgeIet fisbt 90 inbfat
Stoen for ben itore Set. Senb mig
Naonene paa ale Stprbbuer. Iaa ffaI
ot ie, bbor burtist bet bill saa os bppr
lioet be ale bill iapne be Yenae be iens
Der til bette gismeb. Suit paa, bet
sl9lper life StsrreIieu af @apen, men
pt M babe omtrent $4,000 % oa
Tan De re9ne bpor mango hi er Der /
Sanoet, iaa bet bIir lite flor Gum paa
pper. CAB life andre gpsoer giere os
til ltarnrne, ba iomne bar auerepe ct
tort Sono famIet. Set ifuIbe aIroe
mig at hsre ira andre. bpab beres Naes
ming er.
SiIllut bilies ale fra Storbsen, baas
De De her og / giorge.
Sgrbsoisit
.. q. Gelion.
(gernt Senlenes.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-30
crael for MuhepoIoS 3trfe.

I'll Srgelionbet er iipen ri f~pitterte
inetommet poerligere: Nliu5 NeIIon
Wepers, Iinl. So; SaIpor Snuglano.
Sinlep, W. 3, 50; @bparb Gprmnn,
ct. YanL Winu., $27; Sans s. Nonss
biloer, SO, Sacpb Sautan9s, So, Sus
9ebritt NeIiou Horoeipe. 50, ale ira
9larffielp. Wtinn.; HnsmliS Sampiuu
StIaup, so, Rrs. Inbers grGffe, So.
begse fra Sinleb, u. g.; Sans s. Stos
rebo, minneapolis, Winn., $40; Wiffsl
Dionien 1rolanb, Sinlep, u. g., So.
Salt 500. SCR f~pitteret for $90.15.
S%iliammen $1S2.15.
apmiteens Sormanb Sr. Storebs
foretps en- 9teiIe ipinter til Nortb 8as
fpta % Der msbtes ban al uoelt Wels
billie. og ba pi ale meb 3etbeb inbiaa.
at ON roget ituIbe funne gisres meo
benne Sag mantte De, Tom Dor pers
oppe og iom er lige interesieret / Sas
gen lpm nogen anoen % mere,
Storebe, at be bar piaise itaa meb /
melte at Snbinmlingen. Yaa Sore
ipsrgieI erflGrte o'Srr. Sobu Stprebs
% Sobn @rneion, benbolbspis at Sim
len % SooperStolpn, meb flere pnsre
arriter beriblanot Hasmus Nilien
for at faa bet til at gaa, % aar ale
Stomlteen % ba SperupIpn nteb Snbs
iamlingen berpppe. Yet beitemtes at
for at utbgaa fremtibige Sorperlinser
ItuIoe p9iaa De ltaa meb lpm fsrit par
begpnbt.
Nu bn llbiigterne for Ipling | De.
Stre9 iom Reitepnrten al bore Sosnee
brpbre Dor /, er De beoite, bill pi badbe
at Oct blir alpor al meo at lenbe Sens
gene til aaSiereren, MI fines Der mig
ingen llnbIfplbning bore mere for llbz
lRtteIle og bet CT paa Sibe at bet
Sperp 1om / 1910 begpnbtes ian bli
f%ulbfprt.
anorc bar Iat Jig Cpgaper nf err
lan9t itsrre eler ialfalb foitbarere Be-
tponing % fat benz fulbfsrte pda ben
balue Sib iaa M maa ri for Stams
SfpIb tage fat hi pgiaa. altiaa bet
ferite SGs Speoe Oh tor til 8pen gaar
til at ifafie bin Sci at oct iom ifal til
for at faa bet til at gaa % nnnr ale
gisr Oct oil Der mantte trGnses ct
ertra "gtail SeIiberp" / Clarified til
Dor aooe Ben 8. 81. Carton.
ellie aomiteens Meelemmer bilier til
ole Acknowledgements operaIt | Imerita.
$. H. Canton. aas.,
GlarffieIb, Iinn.
8. &. Sacobion, Setr.,
2i15 go. Sbiro Ct,
minneapolis, Rinu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-30
Hit aac 4torobmer slmcrifa.

Wange Saf. Sr. Iatbiaion, for ar
Oh paaminbet mig ON SraeIiagen. Get
bar ligget title MI en- BIB. Ssrit paa
@runn az Den manglenbe Suteresie
iblannt SEorhbuerne og for Oct amber
paa @ruuo al min SIptnins git ben
tsr'te Warts. Sea er nemlig giitrict
Manager for llniteo WercantiIe Asens
cn for Stuten Connecticut. meo nit
aontor / Nem 8apen, Conn. Get bar
taget al min Sio at iaa Dor Sorretr
Mug isarg. men M fan ieg beapnoe at
le etter Snbiomlinaen, Set bar fore
fommet mig, II mnIisens SoIf cr Iibt
mistroenoe % tan fanife FRO iee iamIer
oisIe Yenge I'll eaeu Yptte. os al bette
er @rumben til Den Slspbeo oa liben
Snteresle Sdscn bar msot / BET bsletas
GET. eIler er Oct ben Sante at noaIe
faa Dollars iial itaoe bore "Sant Acs
coumtS~2 Set bar / Splten 1910, oa
iea retop tom tilbase fra &nrge og
bupNe bets Winher iriiie | min Sbutoms
meIie. at ies ioreilos, ar ale, Tom par
i~nieresierebe iiuIoe Iane mig pioe, iaa
piIoe III nuorone en- apmite Iom ltuIne
paataae JIG SnSiamIinaen, % esriom
aOmitesn fauot noaet anbet mere tbs
m9siist % al itsrre Hptte for Dor
Spse, iaa ifulNe ies life irtie mia
NOR. Sc ies iaIie meb a aIoeIes
snise meo mia, % DC iom bepit iienber
mic bar euise at leo ifuIoe itaa for
SueiamIiuseu paa G,runb al at ies reiite
belle sioen- BEG NJ faaS par paa nit
Spraab. Sea git ipei 90 banse 300
Mort irpiie % ienNte no til ale hpis
aSresie ies hmbe fnpe 90 leo oil bers
peb iaite ale Dem iom Iopeoe at icnne
Yense % Hal ie. at De saar til retie
giemes. I'll Dem iom bar ienot aous
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-30
Ara 9esre Reniebes,
&0iuaer, Winn,

.Spnoas ben 1sbe bs. bar en- osi.
tbs o9 Werfebae / Reniabebens Si.
ltorie; tbi ba III cen after fat Brett
Salfor 3. 6oblanb. iom blep inoiat al
Sdor W. Vaffe. Observation-Disclosures be.
apnoie meb afipnseIie at SaImen SO
1 gegge Preiter taIte parmt 90 inb.
~trGiteenoe. Yaitor gaffen fremIaao.
for Wenlgbeben bens bsie aaIb oe
Stiatn9 Der / @erben. IieeIaa Oct tore
anibar iom m~eofeIger. Sfisnt geirei
bar ruifet % geiene baarIiae, pa,
airfen fplbf af unse oa aamIe Der Int
tcoe I'll Sipets 90 SreIiens Orb met
epb Wrefrpgt. Set bar i SanSbeb en-
@lGoens Dag for ale; tbi bpem
maa bel life babe @runb til at frnbe
ZIG paa Zig Ell Tag? SO Der bar mans
&c glade gniister, iom for bapbe Ienas
ties eftsr at faa r~egeImasiis 9etienina
% M bar Saeen fummen, en- bpatie
Yreit nbbannet peb Guesb. Seminarilim
- bar fonmen bib TIL os meb 2ipets
% 8reIiens gnanselinm. slae Tom en-
tiger at fuIot Sierte: gRr peItommeu
Eaitor Soplano til fGues Grbeioe oa
@%isremaal, @iernineen er Serrens, %
pi formaar alt / barn. Yaa famine
Sib oil pt osiaa faa iiofrpffe Dor
rinse Saf til auesburs Seminarium
for bpao Oct lfj9ntet os | Raitor Sops
lamb. pan bill minbes manaen en- tinr
Gag tilbrast peb Gugsbure tbi Der bIep
ban oplRrt i ben iunbe os enc Sro.
Der bIep ariiti SinbeIas os 9iarliebeb
Iagt IND til hans Sierte. inb / bans
Si9i, 9ipets SRb, iom ifaI iaaes ino i
bore Sierter, pna bet at bet maa bore
Sru9t til epigr SIP.
St bar 0riino til at sl9be os. pi bar
@runb til at tro, at 9opre Wenigbeb
bar ben Ipieite os bierieIisite 3ib
iperte. gsrnene FAR funbet tit Sien,
| Dor Strife. Se unge tager lepenoe
Snteresie | bort arbebe. os hi 9Ipre
ltaar iummen | gnigbep % 9raft TIL
itaI pi iom ct Sopre bore @ienitanb
for Sibens @eir oe Bino oe lfle no
oper Sale % Ifbsiuinger. 'iaa si9loer
bet at imaa % itore itaar fat, urots
felise paa ben ianbe, fate &lippe og
Bigger paa ben rette 8runopolb. 2ers
Dag ben lite bs. blep Yaltpr SopIano
inbiat / Iaple Sap os Linton 2ate
Wenigbeber.
6alfban @naempen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-30
9oit. y. Il. epienth bar npIia

vi W. ~ tpAtt
| Sfripclie til Sormano ". %. San,
ion melot, at ban trGoer no al Soii'
ges Spnooe, og Of ban aater at 'egt
ON OptageIie / oen norife Spnooe.
ebene3er Weni9bco | Chicago,
Fait. 8. :. Wunbobls aalb. ifaI MI
beepnoc SpisreIien al jim me Strife
Zen bar iifret liz TO pene 3onfer
pao Sisrnet al II % aberoeen SITS.
mo.
Fait. 8. ). Nunoabl bar iooei
Silaoelie al lin Menigbeb til al
finite inb til Wappoob, 81, ior al
iortiGtte iiue Stibier peb Che Chi
cago Sbeul. Suib. seminary" til so.
item.
Yait. q. Z. See, Waoilon,
WiS., bar faaef aaIb ira Wenishe-
oerne peo Wft. Soreb. gSiS., har az
llaaet aolhet, aanoibot Saeob Cor
oal bor ienere mobiaset Solo ira
De famine Heniabeoer.
Ssuoag Den tsbe Mug. bolo-
tcs Ell pellpffet lluaoomsfeit / Be
tbania Weniabeo. $. :. @eras aaIb.
Froi. NJ. 8. @ee par Iagens Saler.
San prGoifcbe ON Sormiooagen og
bolot MISUNDERSTANDING ON Otter
m%ibbaaen. 9roos oct triienbe Ieir
bar BOG airfeu bel fplot.
Ssnooa Gitermiboaa oen t2te
glig. iibitleoeu hobbies en- nleget bel
lpffet Sfoleieit / 9etblebems Wenig-
beo, 0iS. StlO. teol. Sobau arne-
len har bper Spmmer '"e paa bin
anoen islaeuoe aar bolbt Ieniabe-
benS ReligionSlfole, oa oa ban npite
Iar agter at trpoe mo Yreiteaiernin.
gen, blep Oct ogiaa Ell Niifcosieit. st
Sffer optogeS til 2Preren.
Srifirfen.
Eait. $. 8. See, Coop 9. .,
blep Den Soc aug. egtepiet til Mtiis
Sbora Ee0erion, Cater al Wr. o.
NrS Chris. Eeoerion, @iQmar,
Minn.
Eaitor Sobn Eaulion, Sen-
ming Winn., bar iaaet aalo fra BE
Wenigbeb, SeottIe, @uib,
bpilfci aalo ban bar mootaget og oil
finite uopna Soften.
Taitor Ruoolph Soniou bar
borot M~eli1ionsifole / Sarons Wee
niaheo, Sambertun Minn. Sfolen
Gfllutteoes meb en- uelpffet Seit Gre
oag oen 9oe Iu9uiL buori Sernene
% Frelten oeltog.
SqronS Menigbcb, 2ambcrtolt.
Falt. HuOolpb SauionS aalo,
bar | Sommer foreto9et betpheli9e
h%cparationer pua lin Strife, Torme-
apparat En- inbiat pg gaIementet er
f%orbebret, mebenS airfen en- opbubs
Jet ellers.
Get bar ct fraitig llngbom5-
iom aibolbtes / 8pr Sreliers
Marinettc, isis, Yaitor
6. Norbbergs aalb, fra Ssnoag
ben lite til 3orsbae ben t3bc PIT
quit, @n Sfare al i~nteresieret ling
Dom bar msbt frent. Slere al areo.
lens Ereiter bar tiliteoe og beltog.
Sefstct bar tilitebe, og
8. 8. Sletten operpar ogiaa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-30

100 Nar bar oct ben Toe IlauIt
lioen oct ierlte Hllteoompifib begpnb-
te. Oct bar Senrp Bells Gamifib
"Gomet", iom tire @an1e uNentl;l gif
meIlem @lasaom. @reenocf % Se.
lcnsblra.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-30

sitter tan iesnes | Sen norite ames
rita siuie reS S~enueuoclis til Siuiens
aonior, 307 Hew s)crf Sife gISs. ct.
Saul, Riuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-30

Granger Ce Gu Spmaffime? -SaA
uennen" er iaa COB iom noaen onbes
Sumaifine til ben botbeIte Sri&.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-30

Manages Snnuoc.
49, Yaitor u. 81. 8aarNe har rc'ia
ueret ira iii aalb / Meoiielo, z. :,
Yait. %. &. Sif er MI mco I'm
6amilie ilptteoe til Murrop go,
Nfiuu.
Chicago arebs tpnmer I'll al
holoe fit aarsmsbe / Sobi, Isis,
Fait. elitahs aalb, Den isriie llse /
Sttober, ON quo pil.
Yait. 8. :. Serab bar reiia.
ueret ira Glsboronsb Meniabeo, ier
al eelnIe funoe hape frie S9nSer Il!
al falhe Galt. gif. Tom tGrter Of BE-
paa i'm 6arm / Wenigbeeen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-30

Slanr bore Hanosmenb / fremmebe
Sanoe 'litter tic iammen for 1t pleie
% gIer1ine Wtnperne ON beres gan1Ie
0Rorelauo. aIGber bet os Tom iibber
blentnle | samle Gpr9e,
"ncn lSinrA M Ninre
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-06-21
FAILS TO IDENTIFY SUSPECT
Tragedy Goes to Monmouth
TO See Prisoner.

Monmouth, Ill.-Miss Fay Van Gil
der, 16 years old, niece of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph B. Moore, victims of last Sun
day nights octuple ak murder in Viii
lisca, Ia, came here with County At
torney Ratcliff of Montgomery county,
Ia, but failed to identify a prisoner
held here as the man who approached
her in VilIisca Saturday morning pre-
ceding the murders at the Moore home
and asked where the Moore residence
was.
The suspect held here gave the
name of Joe Kicks, and said he came
from Clarinda, Ia, Is miles from Vii
lisca.
A coincidence noted when the man
was arrested by the Monmouth au-
thorities is that William Dawson, his
wife and daughter, were slain myste-
riously with an AK in their home here
the night of October I, last.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-06-21
GALE ADDS TO FLOOD LOSS
Oyster and Fishing Boats and Dock
ing Facilities Damaged by Ter
rifle Blow-Shipping Suffers.

New Orleans, lathe most Sc
we're windsorm since the storm
in September, 1909, swept Louisi-
ana and the gulf coast and caused
damage that will reach high figure.
From nearly every section of the state
and the Mississippi coast come re-
ports of heavy losses.
Small shipping, including oyster and
fishing boats, was particularly hard
hit. Rumors of loss of life are uncon-
firmed, but there were numerous mar
row escapes.
One of the worst sufferers is Nor
gan City, La The town, which has
$500 inhabitants, was menaced by
crevasse waters, and the storm prac-
tically wiped out the protection levees
that had held back the food. and to-
day the main streets are under water
more than four feet deep.
At Gulfport, Miss, the wind reached
an alarming velocity, but there was
no damage other than to fences, trees.
roofs and outbuildings. At Pass Chris
tian, Miss, a wharf was smashed by
steamer which broke from her moor
ings.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-06-21
FEDERAL AID FOR RIVERS
DRAINAGE DELEGATES WOULD
PIECE PARTIES.
Flood Prevention and Reclamation
Work Discussed at Chicago Confer
ence-15 States Represented.

Chicago, Ill. - Resolutions urging
The Republican and Democratic
parties to include in their national
platforms planks pledging the govern
ment to take steps toward the preven-
tion of Mississippi river floods and the
reclamation of the lowlands in the
Mississippi valley, were adopted at a
flood and drainage conference held in
the Hotel La Sale at the call of Gov.
Deneen.
Gov. r. S. Vessey of South Dakota,
who heads the delegation from his
state, was instructed to use his efforts
to obtain favorable action at the hands
of the Republican convention.
Delegates from fifteen states were
in attendance. Robert R. Mccormick
presided. Mr.. Mccormick was elected
president of a permanent organization
to be known as the Association of Mis-
sissippi Valley States for River Con-
troll. J. w. Newman was made vice
president, and George P. Logan, Sec
retary of the Missouri Waterways
Commission, secretary. These Off
GERS and Gov. Vessey and Walter Sill
lers of Rosedale, Miss, compose the
board of directors.
Isham Randolph of Chicago urged
that the Mississippi valley states CO.
operate to have federal commission
appointed to take up the work of con-
trolling the river floods and reclaim
ing the overfiowed lands along the
river.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-06-21

Chicago, Ill-Eighteen delegates
for President Taft and eight del
egates for Col. Roosevelt resulted
from decisions by the Republican ma
tional committee in contests from
Mississippi, Missouri and North Caro-
lima. In the North Carolina cases, dis
putes between rival Roosevelt dele
cations were settled, clearing the
coloners title to four delegates.
The Missouri contests which threat
ened another spectacular battle be-
tween the Taft and Roosevelt forces
were compromised SO effectively that
the committee was unanimous in CIV
ing Roosevelt eight and Taft six of
the contests delegates. The count in
Missouri now stands: Roosevelt, 20;
Taft, s. uninstructed, 8. The unin-
structed delegates are Taft men.
The basis for the compromise for
the district contests lay in the fact
that they involved complicated state
ments of material facts, the evidence
of which is now to be heard by the
credentials committee of the conven-
ton.
At the end of a week of constant
work over the contested delegations
the committee has given President
Taft total of 159 delegates and Col.
Roosevelt total Of 13.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-06-21
.REFUGEEs5EEKO Old HOMES
FIND HOUSES INHABITABLE, IF
NOT I'M RUIN.
No Word is Received From Settle
ment on Mainland at Foot of
katmai Volcano.

Cordova, Alaska.-Wireless mes
sages received from the revenue
cutter Manning, in Kodiak harbor, and
from the Alaska Packers association
fishing stations at Karluk, Chignik
and Naknek saj% there had been no
report of los saife On the island
No word Us Deen received from the
settlement on the mainland at the foot
of Katmai volcano, where the greatest
suffering exists, if any of the people
of that section survived the eruption.
Capt. Kirkland W. Perry,of the Man
ming reported no more eruptions had
occurred and that the air was slowly
clearing of the smoke and ash.
The refugees aboard the Manning
have regained confidence with the re-
turn of normal air conditions and are
leaving the ship to endeavor to reach
their former homes, which lie in ruins.
Nearly all the houses are in ruins
and those that are not are uninhab-
liable because of the fine silt which
drifted through every crevice making
useless stores of food and clothing.
The problem of feeding the desti-
tute is a serious one. Efforts are be-
ing made to reach the government ex-
perimental farm near Kodiak, which
was stocked with large herd of inn
ported cattle and sheep. These, if
found in fit condition will be used for
food.
The only water the people at Ko-
diak are using is that distilled from
sea water by the Manning, all other
supplies having been polluted.
No game has been seen on Kodiak
Island since the eruption began, and
it is probable that wild animals and
fish were destroyed.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-06-21
BROTHERS. SHOOT EACH OTHER
One Is Punctured Four Times While
the other Has Three Bullet
Wounds--Both May Die.

Hamburg, Ia.-Two brothers, John,
80, and James Hunter, 35 years old,
in an altercation shot each other and
the condition of both is regarded as
serious. Either or both may die.
They have not been on good terms for
years bearinging an old grudge, and
when they met they began shooting.
Both are married and have families.
John Hunter, who runs a feed barn
here, was shot three times through
the body, once through the abdomen.
His brother, James, was shot once
through the breast. and shot twice In
the legs.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-06-21
ll6, ,585 PETITION FOR VOTES
Congress is Requested to Pass Con-
stitutionaI Amendment Enabling
Women to Vote.

Washington.-P Petitions signed by
1862 individuals favoring consti-
tutional amendment enabling women
to vote, were presented by Represen-
tative Victor Berger in the House.
The petitions were circulated by the
national officers Of the Socialist party
and the Socialist Women's National
Committee.
Berger ii the author Of q resolution
proposing q constitutional amendment
providing for woman. suffrage
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-06-21
VOLCANO VICTIMS IN DOUBT
Alaska and Relief Ship
Fail to Carry.

Cordova, Alaska.-No word was
received from the revenue cutter
Manning by the naval wireless station
here, and the fate of the people of
Afgonak and Raspberry Islands and
on the mainland in the district which
was laid waste by the volcano erup-
ton last week is still unknown.
The wireless men are making every
effort to communicate with the Man
ming, but the small wireless instru-
ments aboard ths cutter make long
distance communication almost impos-
sible.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-06-21
5000 Rutcher Shops close.

New York-Six thousand Jewish
butchers in New York have decided to
close their shops until the present
price of meat products has been low
cred by the wholesale dealers. Jew
ssh women of the East Side had an
nounced that until the price Of meat
was lowered they would boycott the
kosher butchers.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-06-21
CALLS DEMOCRATIC MEETING
Naming of Temporary Chairman VIII
Be Chief Work for Committee
on June 20.

Baytimore, Md.-Chairman Nor
man J. Mack of the Democratic ma
tional committee arrived here. Mack,
Sergeant-at-Arms John l. Martin, and
Secretary Urey Woodson held a
lengthy conference at the Belvidere
hotel.
Mack issued a call for the national
committeeman to meet here on June
20 to perfect the temporary organiza-
ton for the Democratic conclave.
The Democratic contests will not
be reviewed until June "a, the day pre-
ceding the convention.