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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-03-28
Princess Slabs Herself.

Rome, Italy. March 25.-The Prin-
cess Teresa Colonna. widow of Marc
Antiono Colonna, late head of the Col
onna family, attempted to commit
suicide here at a hotel where she had
been staying with a companion. She
stabbed herself in the region Of the
heart with a stiletto. Physicians say
that the wound is serious but not nee
essarily fatal. The princess has been
suffering from acute neurasthena for
some time, and in a fit of dependency
made the attempt to end her life.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-03-28
Grocery Firm Leaves Mitchell.

Mitchell.-The local branch house
of the Warfield-P ratt-Howell company
of Sioux City, wholesale grocers,
which has been located in this city
since last fall, is going to be moved
back and joined with the head house
about April Is. 1t is stated that orl
account of lack of suitable w~areroon!
here, which the company is unable I'd
arrange for at the present time, thu
business Of this section can be han
died better from Sioux City. JohII
Jockheck, former manager, has beer
sent to Sioux City. 4
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-03-28
w. C. r. u. In Town Of 100.

Kalispel, Mont, March 25.-Essex, a
mountain village of a hundred or more
permanent inhabitants, has gained a
distinction. A Women's Christian
Temperance Union has been organized
and Essex is the only village of its
size supporting such q society. The
recent insistent efforts of J. E. Lewis
a Glacier Park hotel proprietor. to es
tablish a saloon SO aroused the in
habitants that every woman and al
but half a dozen of the men protested
against the saloon.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-03-28
Well Known Dakotans to Jamaica.

Pierre.-Though announced some
time ago that former Supreme Court
Clerk Frank Crane and wife were to
live in WATERFOWL, the household ef-
fects r being shipped to Jamaica,
where the family has relatives. The
Cranes at present are on their way to
New York. After visiting there they
will go on to Jamaica, with some indi-
cations that they will make it their
home.
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GE

The Cleveland, O., chief OF police
has been discharged from service for
misconduct.
Baron Chi-Ho was sentenced to six
years Imprisonment recently, at
Seoul, Korea.
Archdeacon Hudson Stuck, an Epis-
copal missionary, left Fairbanks, Alas
ka, recently, with three companions
to make an attempt to reach he sum-
nit of Mount Mckinley.
John w. Boyle, a wealthy cattle
man of SCOTS Bluff, Neb., died in an
auto while out riding in Denver, Colo.
e. l.. Griffith of Kimball was in the
party.
Detectives investigating the rob-
berry of $4,000 from a Bastrop, La,
bank, took into custody IN suspicion
In Dallas, Texas, Mrs. Harry Robin
son and three men.
Bankers and silk dealers who adj
vanced money and goods to Salo r.
Jackson, 1.-The petticoat king" Of New
York, lost more than $1,000, 900, the
district attorney said, when arrange
ments we're made for Jackson's trial.
There are 1~5,154,15S Roman Catho-
lies in the United States proper, &C
cording to the 1913 edition of the of.
fetal Catholic directory, and a total
Of 23, 1923, O47 under the protection OF
the United States flag.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, in a
letter made public indorses the can
didacy Of Frank H. Gerhart, progress
I've candidate for mayor Of st. Louis
ut the April election. Mr.. Gerhart in
national politics is a democrat.
Parts Of Georgia and Alabama are
menaced by floods as a result Of the
terrific storm that struck several
southern states recently, claiming a
death toll of ninety. After the wind
tad done it's destructive work the
rain continued.
Chief Of Detectives Allender OF St
Louis has abolished the 'rogues gal
cry" which has been conspicuous
1t police headquarters since 1902
Chief Allender thought it unfair tc
former prisoners to have their photo
graphs on public exhibition.
American women and children from
the mining settlement at Cananea
Sonora, Mexico, are being rushed tt
Douglas, Ariz, in automobiles. Sew
eral hundred Yaquis, led by Genera
.Obregon, chief OF the insurgent state
troops, are reported marching on the
town, g~arrisoned by $50 federals.
T'e autopsy on the body Of Kins
George disclosed that the bullet firet
by Aleko Schinas pierced the lung.
and heart The death Of the kint
must have been practically instan
taneous. The smile which still illum
Ines the face shows that the end wa.
peaceful.
The government appealed to thu
supreme court from the decision o.
the commerce. court in the oil pipe
line cases
Mrs. Jennie Eaton, wife Of Admiral
Eaton, who died recently, IL in Jail II
Plymouth, MASS, charged with muir
asring her husband by giving hin
poison.
The Iowa Legislature sent to thu
novernor for signature recently . bill
o compel railroad companies to equiv
III locomotives in no IN general traiI
eeevfco In Iosa witAMAaAA1iohts sui
0efenfly powerful 70 show plainly n
ohtoct It 80 yards.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-03-28
Seven Deaths at Aberdeen,

Aberdeen.-Seven deaths of Aber-
four hours as follows: Mrs. E. V.
Campbell, scarlet fever following an
operation; Mrs. Hugh Owens, wife of
Rev. Hugh Owens of Plana, paraly-
sis; Andrew Olson, dropsy; John
Kuckelburg, SO years of age; Harry
Mclaughlin of Wakpala, from compli-
cation of diseases.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-03-28
Consider Religious Conditions.

Tyndall.-The County Men and Re-
ligion conference brought together a
representative body from the various
Protestant denominations for consid-
Grafton of the religious conditions and
needs of the county. Revs. Hoasland
and Mair from Mitchell addressed the
evening session.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-03-28
KILLED At RALSTGN,
j. NJ. Mcdonald.
Mrs and NtrS C.t1
while h rescue parties were at work.
50 Dead at Terre Haute

while the rescue parties were at work.
so Dead at Terre Haute.
Terre Haute, Ind. = With twenty
bodies recovered reports brought by
messengers OIL horseback from the
southern part of Vigo county Indicate
that the toll of a tornado which struck
here would be increased to thirty. 1t
may be several days before the exact
number of dead will be known as
many are believed to be buried in the
ruins Of their homes. The property
loss probably will exceed $500. 900.
In addition to destroying about 800
homes in the south portion of Terre
Ilaute, Prairieton, a small town six
miles south, was DESTROYED and the in
teryening territory devastated. The
injured will number at least 500 and
many Of these are in a serious condi-
ton. The hospitals are filled to their
capacity.
All wires were blown down in the
district affected. This prevented res
cue work, although every available
fireman and policeman was rushed to
the stricken district. 1t is expected
the death list will be more than a doz.
en-.
Lightning set fire to many houses.
Men, women and children were
crushed &c death in bed. Some es.
capped to the cellars. Whole struc.
lures We're blown away by the force
of the wind. The manned were rushed
to hospitals as fast as they were eX.
tricated.
Twelve Known Dead.
Lincoln, Neb.-Twelye persons are
known to be dead and it is believed
that the list will reach fifteen at
Yutan, about thirty-five miles north
west of here, where the tornado which
later did much havoc at Omaha, first
began its destructive work.
Trainmen Tell of Storm.
Des Moines, Iowa.-Members of the
crew of a Rock Island passenger train
brought news of high winds through
out western Iowa.
Six Perish in Iowa Town.
Sioux City, Iowa.-SiX persons were
killed, houses We're unroofed and
many thousands OF dollars OIL damage
was done at Woodbine, Iowa, last
night, according to an unconfrmed re.
port. Several persons are reported
killed at Craig, Neb. There is only
one wire out of Sioux City.
Oklahoma Hit BY Storm.
Kansas City, Mo.-A terrific wind
storm that ragged over Kansas, Okla
homa and Nebraska, was made more
violent last night by the accompani
ment Of heavy rain and hail and much
electrical disturbance.
Chicago, March pa terrific wind
storm, causing widespread destruc
ton and loss of life and practically
wrecking the already demoralized tel
egraph service, ragged over the centra
west and middle states. Reports from
Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa and Iidians
indicate heavy damage but owing te
the wrecking of the telegraph lines
the reports are fragmentary and lack
ing in detail.
The loss of life and property II
Iowa was less severe, according tt
messages from the storm district
Dust storms, rain, hail and tremendous
electrical disturbances prevailed over
Kansas and Nebraska the greater par
of the day.
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GLOBE STORAGE & CARPET CLEANING CO.
3os. 800. sos NND 3Os EAST 6I>I 81.
>EM WORK.

To Mr. " Ahcaru. Nj. Martha Eigaoncue.
~. L. Hounctt. Miss \ Buckley, herman
ro.ker. Nrs g. BIrchcl. George Brown Miss
iurlc Burke. Mrs l. Bishop. MARY Brown
henrietta a. Butt. Mr. y Watson. william
Common. Ml-e Helen Collins. Mr. " buny.
Anna " pcn.c. Mr Eforitt Nj. Martha
Tuie Misc VI LIs. Jsmes fav. Mrs mabel
Flowers Margaret Gaiiarhcr. Mrs a. Gibson,
Gusfatr Gros.. Nr Goldin. Louis GoIdoul,
Walter I.Nric-. Miss Isabella kcrr. Mrs. l'l.
man. John Mahouei. Minnie Merrill. Juan
Munos William Milford, George MAY. Maggie
Murphy. MARI N'lson. Bruno Niischka. Miss
T.. O'Douuor. Victor pohl Miss Hcardon. Mf-
Victor Sriiaudcr Nj William Sping"mar.
William SoIia. Mr. Margaret nWidf, Harry
g. Converse. Csthcrlu. O3terl0h. Mr. \ Ear
las Mrs carroll MIR bonner. Mrs. liourihan.
Iauitor Mr.. Mcfarland Mrs povet. Mn.
Russell Mr.. STRAIN. Nh Turner and Ms
Helen Brsen. You and each Of sou are hereby
notified that tho time for DO" payment Of our
lien upou tho property hereinafter described
having expired TO Wit. Household goods. per
sDuai effects. carpets. etc. stored los tou or
Zoo ,our name. ~ the Globe storage a 'arpc-
cleaning 20 = Warehouses. 20 b" sold at pun
li. auction. according 90 tho statute IN su'u
case made and provided. AT Nos 1oi and 800
East Gist ST. NcV York City. on Thursday,
March 18th. 1913. at lo.3 M and n the
sale thereof T. not completed on said date. the
same VIII 10 continued az tho same place on
Thursdav April sd. 1919 beginning AZ 1913"
q M and continuing until the sale Us COM
pioted
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STORAGE NOTICES.
STORAGE WAREHOUSE

1851 BROADWAY. cor. SD STREET,
New York. March II. 1913.
r Shields Aslachsen ". II. Agricola. William
BaNliss, Mi W. Burke. }. NJ. BoyH' MIS. d
NJ Bovlc Charles Booker. Mrs. Maria Booker
Mrs II. : Black. FeliN Boiando; y ba Hi,n1ss
ton. Nj g. VI Butler, Berthold l.. Bus'i
james Black Emanuel Bradford, H. -
Bdrdwe'. Ludwig Bauman 60 Nh
lam Crutcher. Augustus toIieitr; Nh
Samuel Claggett. Donald Chalmers. Max n.
Carson. Mrs Margaret Campbell Mrs Johh
Considine. Mr. and Mrs. cook. Mrs Sarah con
die, Ms. Elizabeth clark. lone 'hanb.rla,h'
T.. 9. Culbrcth. Adgie costello. Miss j. gu Us
Compartment a Co. Mrs. l. Downes, Diamond
Point Pen CO.. Mrs = +. Drscol Mrs. ]. )ae
man. Miss Is. Downing, Mrs. l. u. DoD.oi''
- j. Elcston. T.. \. Goddng. Mrs. yer ma
cold. Michael Gavlsan. Mrs. Lulu Gordan'
Estate Of Jacob iromme. Herman fTonihe'
j. W. Gardner. Miss NJ Glossner Henry poI
don. Nj. O. 8. German. Mis-. Virginia y. Gran
vllc Mrs. Helen HATHAWAY. Daniel T. Hai
TON. Henry Harris. David Harvey, Mrs. II H.
lcaslip Mrs. Emma Iioilcy. L. VI Hunting
tom Mrs. " &. Hunter. Mr.. W. &. Hunter.
T. liHliaid. Nj. Bertha billiard. McDouSal
Hawk. Mrs Nina Harvey. Frank Jam. Pres
tom ". johnson. Mfs A. johnson. Mrs. Lena
johnson. NJ. Ida VI. Jackson. Mr. ~ \. JACK
SON. Thomas Keenan, Ei"aid J.. kessieI'
William Kelly. Edward T. kuechale. M i
Iotuc kilsore. Mr. - r. kraneri; Mrs Eta
Lanlor. Mrs T. Lauder, Nj II. i. LedeTer
Mrs H. r. Lincoln. Miss Alice Lennon. Mrs
VI J.. Louise. Ms X. I,nch. Nh Mollie
Ncllie Mcrriman. Mn. .. ". Meyers Robert
= Murphy. Robert II. murray. Mrs. " Muir
ply Miss Mary McCahil. Mrs Agnes Melon
nolI Mr. Rot Niece. William NcGrath
Mrs y Z lie Montord. MR. Nate o'Connor
" N Parsons. H,lma Peterson. Henry l.. rye
y Coz Edward J.. Ei,e. 81 y. Robinson. FrinN
g. Rose. Mr. Ella Haynor. Julius Sey mouf
Gooisctte Soqu't. Miss George +. sage. Mamie
SUhacfcr. Walter y SLATER. Mr. Walter -
Shafrr. William Stone. Charles +. Stoppanl
Harry SeiE"i " i stephens. Mrs J.. l.
Thomas. Frank Thompson. Byron Iratcrt. Mrr
Webb. MR. celia Warren. Don Went
worth Mr. Wl.mot. Mr.. VI Wilson. q. >
Wilson. Mrs Eugene Nej ming Mrs " Walsh
Mr. Julia Wics. Nellie Noodiev. Mrs. Ellen
Wright. Nj g. Wilson You and each al
tou are hereby notified that the time for the
payment ~ our lien upon rho property herein
after described hstiuE expired. after due n"ur"
thereof had been given you. Nr VIII cause
rl.h property. 20 uif iioueeh0id Goods. or
fcs Furniture Personal Effects and Nerchan
disc. stored go the Standard Storage Warehouse.
lt Sou or o. your name cor Ia which you may
have an INTEREST,". 60 ho sold 80 public auction.
according 70 tho statute IN such case MADE ana
Ir0t .dsd. a. 1851 BroalWar, New YORK 'ti}.
on N0ndaf March 3ist. 1918. AT 10 a IN. aul
" the sale thereof is not completed on said
GATE tic came Will hc continued a. the same
place ou each auI every Monday thereafter. 10
ginning at 10 POO. ana son'inuing until an
no goods arc SOLD
e Il. 4 At a. q H| -
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LOST B\NkBOOk>.

BANkbOOk No. Jg4 20 of the Union Dime
Savings Bank IS missing. Any person having
a claim 10 it j. hereby called upon 10 present
the same within ten DAYS or submit Co having
said passhook cancelled and new one issued
BANNBOOK 80 So. 3i Of tie Union Dime
savings Bank is missing. ANY person having
"a claim TO IL is hereby called upon Go present
tho same within ten days OF submit 10 haVinS
said pssshook cancelled and a now ono issued.
BANKB0OK No 7o2701. Eugene Juhasz
Kindly retu,u book To- German savings Bank,
IAN ST. and fth ave.
LOST Baukhook 40. 80 l2& of Dry Dock
savings Institution. Amy person having
claims upou said book is called upon to
present the sam, 90 the bank within thirty
days or the said book viii bo declared can
c.llcd and cNfincuishcd and Now one is
sued in lieu thereof
LOST. OK STOLEN Banllhook SO. G'l.56i,
of ilo EmiEraut Industrial Savings Bank.
Payment stopped. Please r.fIu book Go
bank 20 ~ chambers 81.
LOST Raukhook No. o37l,6 Bank for say
iocs @>0 1tl ave. New York Payment
stopped. Please rctIru book to bank
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


HOUSEWOEKER.- Protestant woman. country
preferred. small family OF adults, vases no
object Mr. Coorcrs Agency 10, 9TH ave-
3>th 81
INFANTS NGRSE-Takc full charge from
birth. hospital trained. highest city ref
,rcuce. city. country wages $50. Industrial
Agency. Il West i2d 81.
LADIES MAID--Good scamstress manicur-
inns. hair dressing. good packer, traveller,
th0rCughlv experienced four years refer
'uCc. city. country Industrial Agency II
N,st va 50.
LAT NDRESS. Scotch: first class: will assist
chamherwork. very willing. excellent per
soual references. city. country. Industrial
Agency. II West 42d ST. Phone $40 Bryant
WAITRESS Tall. neat. willing swedish girl
tNrrIl'uf and superior waitress. can MI
buffers place. best references: SO. pstcr-
h.r- Agency. tlG Lexington ave, tel Plaza
100
WASHING Coltcl woman. washing home OF
ont hy day. city references. DENNY. 80 West
1850 -.
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FOR SALE.

| PURE LINSEED OIL 80 cents gallon De
| ,.turad olcohoI 80 cents gallon. machine
| oil % cents gallon. any quantity. TRAN
| TER 5s3 canal ~.
| SIS 90 ELECTRIC VACUUM cLEANER ior
| S1s 90. a good x35 90 electric vibrator 80:
| botb i'm norfect condition: description by mai
an ,eouest MUENZEN. 1871 West 42d st, Room
1 sas
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CARPET CLEANING.

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Oldest, Largest. Most Modern.
TIME pigs WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable. send for tIreuIS.; O..
Tel, Is924s8s Bryant $3.50 West Hoth ST.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.-cleans
by compressed air, steam. hand o. on noo..
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TO Florence 81. Mack. =. V. y. Radcliffe. Mrs
J. T. Wilson. Mrs. Georgia knower. MIS-
FsteIle VI. Biographies, Mrs. J. VI. Nooy err Mrs
Elka Gordon The Atlantic steel Monoilthi'
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Bergh T. T.. Mcintosh. Mary McNaly' Emma
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- a. Cameron. Mrs. :. Birmingham. Mrs.
Harry Acrfs Mrs Is. Csasar. Minnie Mayers'
Joseph Muir. Lizzie Ludington. Florence o.
Pollock ". W rockingham Mabel Mccabe'
Neriel Desmond or Mrs \. Armstrong. w. l..
Choesman Mrs ". L. Sterling: You and each
OF vou are hereby notified that the tim" for the
nav u,cut Of our lien upon the property herein
after described having expired after due notice
thereof had been given YOU. We VIII cause sucii
urdperty to Wit. Household Goods. Personal
Effects and Merchandise, stored III the 'oluil
bla storage Warehouses by you or In your
name for In which you may have an INTEREST,"
To- be sold at public auction. according 10 the
statute in such case made and provided, al
Nos 90 and - West 6Ith St. on SATURDAY.
March Goth. 1913. AZ 1870 a. m. and " me
sale thereof H. not completed on said date inc
same will be continued at the same place on
each and every Saturday Thereafter. beginning
at IO.3o a m. until the sale il completed.
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GREATER NEW YORK TERRITORY open PEN, 20
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STORAGE WAREHOUSES
49, 400 WEST iJOTii STREET.

NeN York. March L. 1918.
To hrtHur T. baldwin Miss VI DAILY, Mary
r. Kennedy. Eugene TescTount Mrs. \. l.
Matthews Edward Nct1clland. Mrs.. J.. Nc
Clelland Nh T. " NcMahou. G"org" ". Nc
Mahou. Ms - A Eand"l. Mr.. Goo. \. Ran
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ncreuv notified that the time for the pa} nj or
our len upon the property hereinafter Dc
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otfv to Wit. Household Goods ONCE furui
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and Merchandise stored In the 'drnan flre
Proof Storage Warehouses by you or IN your
name cor I'm which you may have an interest
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statute IN such case made ana provided. at los
Broadway, New York City. on Monday. harch
MIST 1913. AT 10 a. m. and II the sale thereot
Is not completed Oh said date the same wiz ~
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Monday thereafter. beginning az 10 a. m. ana
continuing until all the goods are so.i.
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furnished. quiet house, good HcighOorhood
references
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12

R-THE NEW YORK SCHOOL or
SECRE r y l. T. =.
Acoiian Hail. - west f2d s'-Sccrciaria' course
only: stonoeraphy. secrctarial English. account
anoy and social amenities. y. NJ. NllEAI'
Director
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
INSTRUCTION..
For Both Sexes-City.
DENTISTS

TR HAYWOOD 80 Broadway. corner G
bcr-. Phone 1906 Worth. Hours %. c
Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
WEST sIDE-Above Tooth street.
BROOkLYN.
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

HANCOCK ST. 1Os-Alcove room. second
floor. appointments first class.